Archives

II-AA

First Round: Ocean View over Redondo Union; Thousand Oaks over Mark Keppel; Ayala over Kaiser; Perris over Riverside Poly; Cypress over Loara; Cajon over Valley View; Inglewood over Saugus; Anaheim Canyon over Redlands East Valley; J.W. North over Simi Valley; Temecula Valley over Serrano; Placentia Valencia over Sunny Hills; Summit over San Gorgonio; Royal over A.B. Miller; Villa Park over Canyon Springs; Tesoro over Westminster; Canyon County Canyon over Gondinez.

Second Round: Ocean View over Thousand Oaks; Ayala over Perris; Cypress over Cajon; Inglewood over Anaheim Canyon; J.W.

[Click to continue reading]

I-AA

First round: Mater Dei over Chaparral; Palmdale over Alhambra; Foothill over Santiago; Downey over Rancho Cucamonga; Oxnard over Quartz Hill; Upland over Fountain Valley; L.B. Jordan over California; Loyola over Trabuco Hills; Etiwanda over San Clemente; Ventura over Gahr; Highland over Silverado; Corona Roosevelt over Santa Monica; Eisenhower over Montebello; Rancho Verde over Montclair; Los Alamitos over Palmdale Knight; L.B. Poly over Riverside MLK

Second round: MD over Palmdale; Foothill over Downey; Upland over Oxnard; Loyola over L.B. Jordan; Etiwanda over Ventura; Corona Roosevelt over Highland; Eisenhower over Rancho Verde; L.B.

[Click to continue reading]

Here is a link to my updated Power 16 college team ratings for www.NBADRAFT.net

 

NCAA Power 16 Rankings

 

 

[Click to continue reading]

  LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA – The rosters for the 35^th McDonald’s All-American Boys Basketball game were unveiled Thursday afternoon.

No doubt that there were 24 players – and their family, coaches and friends – who were delighted at the 24 selections.

Needless to add, there were many times that number of players – and their family, coaches and friends – who were bitterly disappointed when the team members were announced.

But, like so many other ventures in life, selecting the McDonald’s All-American team is anything but an exact science.

[Click to continue reading]

SANTA ANA, CA – One of the most tantalizing boys’ hoops events annually – the Nike Extravaganza, hosted by Mater Dei High – is on tap with some of the best teams and players in the West and beyond this weekend.

Tipping things off is a Friday night (7:30 PT) clash between a couple of Trinity League opponents – the host Mater Dei Monarchs and the Bellflower St. John Bosco Braves.

The Monarchs of Coach Gary McKnight are the top-ranked club in California and will take 20-2 (overall) and 7-0 (Trinity League) records into the game against the Braves of Coach Derrick Taylor (17-5 and 6-1).

[Click to continue reading]