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My picks for best at the Southwest AA Camp are . . .

July 1, 2018 By Frank Burlison Leave a Comment

PHOENIX – It took little more than 12 months for the Southwest All-American Camp to establish itself as one of the most prestigious summer of events of its kind in the west.

That truth was held to be self-evident on Sunday afternoon, when camp action wrapped at Cortez High with three all-star games made up from among the 100-plus players who participated in the two-day affair.

And the Top 20 All-Star game-finale proved much more competitive and well-played than the usual such contests that conclude most camps of the same ilk.

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Kyree Walker among standouts at All-Southwest camp

July 1, 2018 By Frank Burlison Leave a Comment

PHOENIX – The second Southwest All-American Camp, run by Gregg Rosenberg, Anthony Ray and Justin Vargas and held at Cortez High, got off to a rousing start with 12 games involving 100-plus players Saturday.

Action resumes Sunday morning at 10, with each of the camp’s 12 teams playing one game apiece (they played twice Saturday).

All-star games begin at 1:45 in the afternoon, starting with a contest with just underclassmen (Classes of 2020-22), followed by Top 40 and concluding with a Top 20 affair (scheduled to tip at 3:55).

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Askew, Stanley set Fairfax final table for Saturday

June 30, 2018 By Frank Burlison Leave a Comment

LOS ANGELES – Strong Friday night semifinal efforts propelled the Mater Dei and Sierra Canyon squads to Saturday’s 6 p.m. championship game of the 32nd Fairfax Summer Classic.

Sophomore point guard Devin Askew scored 24 points and dictated the tempo of the Monarchs’ 72-63 win against Sierra Canyon.

And spectacular senior-to-be Cassius Stanley dropped in 30 points as Sierra Canyon broke open what had been a tight affair late in the first half and then cruised in the second half to come away with an 81-51 dismantling of Taft – which could prove to be the best team in the L.A.

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Sierra Canyon heads 16-team Fairfax field

June 25, 2018 By Frank Burlison Leave a Comment

LOS ANGELES – The defending California Open Division champion and three Southern Section titlists are among the 16 programs participating in the 32nd Fairfax Summer Basketball Classic that runs Monday thru Saturday.

The top seed in the event is Sierra Canyon of Chatsworth, which is scheduled to return four starters from the squad that knocked off Etiwanda in the State Regional final and then toppled Sacramento Sheldon for the State Open crown last March.

Among those starters for the Coach Andre Chevalier’s Trailblazers, who face Altadena St.

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NBPA Top 100 pair among those at CDM Shootout

June 22, 2018 By Frank Burlison Leave a Comment

NEWPORT BEACH – The three-day Corona del Mar High Summer Varsity Boys Basketball Shootout tips off Friday afternoon.

Sixty-four games are set to be played in CDM’s two gyms and at the near-by Newport Coast Community Center (where seven games will be played on Saturday, beginning at 10:30 a.m.).

Among the programs scheduled to participate are Trinity League squads from Mater Dei, Santa Margarita, Orange Lutheran and Servite, as well as “non-Orange County” programs from Riverside Poly and Phoenix St. Mary’s.

Opening games on Friday (at 2 o’clock) have Capistrano Valley taking on Costa Mesa in the “big” gym and the host Sea Kings meeting Phoenix St.

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