SOUTHERN SECTION

Saturday, Dec. 11

TOURNAMENTS

BISHOP AMAT

Fifth-Place

Cantwell Sacred Heart 44, Arroyo 35
Gloria Ortiz had 14 points for Cantwell Sacred Heart, which held Arroyo to just two points in the fourth quarter. The Cardinals led 36-33 heading into the final period. Arroyo fell to 3-2.

BUENA

Championship

Ventura 44, Buena 37
Kali Bennett had 17 points and 15 rebounds for Ventura. She was named the tournament’s most valuable player.

Third Place

Hart 62, Chaminade 50
Ashlee Trebilcock had 19 points for Hart (4-1). Kelly Cochran had 17 points for Chaminade (3-3).

COLONY

Championship

Chino Hills 51, Vista Murrieta 27
Jasmine Small had 14 points and Mary-Kathryn Gottbrecht added 13 points and 10 assists for Chino Hills (8-1).

Pool Play

Carter 75, Arlington 38
Mallory Avila scored 26 points for Carter (5-4). Arlington is 4-5.

Colony 53, Ontario Christian 47
With the win, Colony (5-2) took fifth place in the tournament. Stacy Nanninga of Ontario Christian (4-4) led all scorers with 23 points.

FAIRMONT PREP

Championship

Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 57, San Juan Capistrano Serra 42
Chelsea Deluca, who was named the tournament’s most valuable player, had 20 points, seven assists and seven rebounds and Shauna Ricker, an all-tournament team selection, had 14 points for Santa Ana Calvary Chapel (4-1). Serra fell to 3-4.

FOUNTAIN VALLEY

Championship

Riverside Poly 63, Mira Costa 46
Destiny Ruddison and Tessa Wood scored 14 points each, as Riverside Poly improved to 8-0. Amanda Pe Gan and Mikh Maly had 10 points each for Mira Costa.

Third Place

Fountain Valley 50, Los Alaminos 45
Margaret Pietrowski 17 for Fountain Valley (5-1). Shay Cazares had 14 for Los Alamitos (5-2).

Fifth Place

Schurr 47, Dana Hills 38

Seventh Place

Santa Ana Valley 46, Costa Mesa 43
Kim Garcia scored 20 points for Santa Ana Valley.

GLENN/NORWALK

Third Place

Paramount 45, La Mirada 41
Genesis Lewis scored 12 points with 14 rebounds for Paramount (7-1). Chardonnay Nelson had 16 for La Mirada (6-2). Paramount’s Constance Belton made three free throws in the last 90 seconds.

Seventh Place

Western 57, Whittier Christian 43
Ashley Broughton led Western (3-3) with 14 points, followed by Lauren Kribel with nine, and Diana Vera and Christine Davin with eight each.

Dara Niiro and Delina Patel had 10 points each for Whittier Christian (3-5).

HESPERIA CHRISTIAN

Third Place

Victor Valley Christian 52, Linfield Christian 42
Alyce Shipley had 16 points for Victor Valley Christian (6-1). Courtney Holmes led Linfield Christian (3-2) with 19 points.

IRVINE UNIVERSITY

Championship

Esperanza 49, Santa Margarita 38
Senior guard Jenna Galassi had 24 points, eight rebounds and six steals, and she won tournament MVP for Esperanza (5-0).

Esperanza sophomore guard Allegra Weinstein connected for three 3-pointers and ended with 10 points. Esperanza, which had a one-point halftime lead, had an 18-7 advantage in the third quarter.

Third Place

Mission Viejo 42, El Toro 38
Nicole Tait led Mission Viejo (3-3) with 12 points. Robin Smith led El Toro with 12 points.

Ninth Place

Aliso Niguel 48, Foothill 34
Caitlyn Holley had 18 points on 8 of 12 shooting and 10 rebounds and Ashley Sutton was named to the all-tournament team for Aliso Niguel (3-3). Foothill is 2-4.

JOSHUA SPRINGS

Fifth Place

Avalon 28, Bloomington Christian 23
Samantha Harrell scored 12 points with 15 rebounds for Avalon (3-2). Stacy Underwood led Bloomington Christian with 18 points.

LA PUENTE

Pool Play

La Puente 63, Compton Centennial 55
Roccio led La Puente (1-4) with 15 points.

Courtney Simpson had 26 points, five rebounds, two assists and five steals for Centennial (1-4). Teammate Jessica Wright added 19 points, eight rebounds, two assists and five steals, and Kimberly Bonds had five points, five rebounds and one assist.

San Gabriel 78, St. Matthias 73 (OT)
Christina Ly had 24 points, and Linda Ly scored 22 for San Gabriel.

Mountain View 54, Workman 26

MARLBOROUGH

Championship

Marlborough 53, Windward 50
Abi Olajuwon, the daughter of former NBA great Hakeem Olajuwon, scored 26 points while Emily Tay added 14 for Marlborough.

Olajuwon was named the tournament’s most valuable player. Erica Latimer led Windward with 16 points while Hailey Dunham added 15.

Third Place

Brentwood 48, West Torrance 37
Freshman Lauren Edwards led Brentwood (3-2) with 12 points and five rebounds, and senior Brianne Brown added 11 points and seven rebounds.

Fifth Place

Santa Monica 52, Beverly Hills 25

NORDHOFF

Championship

Carpinteria 45, Thousand Oaks 44 (OT)
Carpinteria outscored Thousand Oaks, 8-7, in overtime to win the Nordhoff tournament.Kate Kevorken had 13 points for Thousand Oaks (3-1).

Third Place

Nordhoff 59, Channel Islands 54

Fifth Place

Camarillo 58, Oak Park 49

Seventh Place

Bishop Diego 55, Hueneme 38

Ninth Place

Estancia 62, Santa Clara 29

11th Place

Villanova Prep 37, Cate 32

PASADENA POLY

Championship game

Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy 33, Arcadia 25
Arielle Orona scored 11 points and Breanna Barnhart added six points and 11 rebounds to lead Flintridge Sacred Heart (5-0) to the tournament championship. Arcadia is 3-3.

Fifth Place

Flintridge Prep 43, La Salle 40 (OT)
Christina Watson hit a pair of free throws with 12 seconds remaining in overtime to give Flintridge Prep a 43-40 lead. The Rebels made eight of 10 free throws in overtime.Watson led Flintridge Prep (4-4) with nine points.

Dana Huley hit a pair of free throws for La Salle with .7 seconds left in regulation to force overtime. Nicole Silva led La Salle with 14 points.

RIO MESA

Championship

Royal 61, Santa Ynez 55
In a game of unbeatens, Royal outscored Santa Ynez 19-11 in the fourth quarter to win the title for the third consecutive year.

Royal’s Kelly Winther, the tournament’s MVP, scored 13 of her game-high 28 points in the fourth. She also finished with seven assists, six steals and six rebounds. Royal improved to 8-0 and Santa Ynez dropped to 7-1.

Third Place

Oaks Christian 72, Dos Pueblos 67
Sophomore guard Michelle Clark had 25 points for Oaks Christian (4-2).

Fifth Place

Santa Barbara 51, Rio Mesa 45
Austin Hamilton scored 17 for Santa Barbara. Cris Borja had 11 for Rio Mesa.

Seventh Place

Saugus 64, Lompoc 27

Ninth Place

Righetti 63, Moorpark 56
Kristina Santiago had 23 points for Righetti (5-1). Moorpark fell to 2-2.

11th Place

St. Bonaventure 63, San Marcos 49

13th Place

Oxnard Pacifica 49, Ventura (B) 35

15th Place

Agoura 73, Santa Paula 29

SOUTH TORRANCE

Championship

Long Beach Poly 59, Sylmar 44

Third Place

Morningside 57, South Torrance 41
Senior forward Jasmine Franklin had 24 points and 14 rebounds and senior point guard Saida Johnson finished with 16 points, seven assists and eight steals to lead Morningside (4-1).

Fifth Place

Mayfair 61, Santa Fe 51
Junior Krystal Urzua led Mayfair with 17 points. Sina Leomiti led Santa Fe (4-2) with 18 points.

Seventh Place

Palos Verdes 61, Rolling Hills Prep 22
Kerilyn Sato, Kilian Cast and Brooke Lyons each had nine points to lead Palos Verdes (2-2). Jasmine Watts had nine points for Rolling Hills Prep (1-3).

Ninth Place

Dorsey 56, Inglewood 51

11th Place

St. Bernard’s 46, Banning 40

13th Place

Gardena 43, South Torrance (C) 27

ST. GENEVIEVE

Championship

Pacific Hills 56, St. Mary’s Academy 52 (2 OT)
Chelsea Ray hit a three-point basket with 30 seconds to play in the second overtime to clinch the victory for Pacific Hills (6-1). Helen Suarez had 20 points to lead Pacific Hills and Ray added 19.

Third Place

St. Genevieve 46, Bishop Conaty 43
Alex Saavedra had 17 points and 10 rebounds and to lead Bishop Conaty (3-2). Marianna Palma, who was selected all-tournament, had nine points and four assists.

WEBB

Third Place

St. Margaret’s 45, Alverno 23
Arezo Yassay had 22 points and Mackenzie Smith had 12 rebounds for St .Maragaret’s (4-1).

NONLEAGUE

Century 41, Cypress 32
Junior forward Adora Kao had 13 points and 10 rebounds for host Century (3-3). Cypress dropped to 1-4.

Montclair Prep 55, Louisville 38
Indira Caljo scored 19 points and Kristina Mitchell added 15 points and 11 rebounds for Montclair Prep (5-0). Lynsey Gomer had 13 points for Louisville (0-3).

Providence 38, Bell-Jeff 30
Hannah Geralo had 12 points and 10 rebounds for host Providence (3-2). Bell-Jeff is 3-2.

Ribet Academy 43, Webb 36
Danielle Dekel had 29 points, 12 rebounds, five blocked shots and three assists to lead Ribet Academy, which also received six points and eight rebounds from Rebecca Asatourian. Katie Kent had 19 points to lead Webb.

St. Monica 71, Crossroads 33
St. Monica’s Tatiana Moger had 22 points, including six three-pointers, before sitting out the fourth quarter. Samantha Grill led Crossroads (1-5) with 20 points. St. Monica improved to 4-2.

Friday, Dec. 10

TOURNAMENTS

AZUSA

Championship

Azusa 52, Los Altos 35
Senior guard Lasandra Dixon had 18 points and seven steals for Azusa (5-0). Jacqlene Corbin scored 13 for Los Altos (5-3). In the third quarter, Azusa outscored Los Altos, 13-4.

Third Place game

Rosemead 62, San Gabriel 51
Senior forward Leanne Pettinato had 28 points and 14 rebounds and five assists for Rosemead (4-1). Linda Ly led San Gabriel (3-1) with 24 points.The teams were tied, 30-30, at halftime.

BISHOP AMAT

Championship Semifinals

Bishop Amat 66, Pasadena 32
Bishop Amat (5-0) held Pasadena (2-2) scoreless in the first quarter, taking an 18-0 lead after the first eight minutes. Michelle Franco and Juanise Cornell each scored 12 points to lead Bishop Amat.

Consolation Semifinals

Arroyo 39, San Dimas 24
Liezl Sarte scored 16 points and Diana Moreno had 11 points and eight rebounds for Arroyo (3-1). Heather Edwards scored 10 points for San Dimas (2-3).

BRAWLEY
First Round

Palm Desert 56, Holtville 27
Senior guard Emily Luckeroth had 34 points, five rebounds and six assists for Palm Desert (3-2).

Quarterfinals

Palm Desert 61, El Centro Central 37
Senior guard Emily Luckeroth had 33 points, five rebounds, six assists and six steals for Palm Desert (4-2).Palm Desert senior center Ana Paolini chipped in eight points, 15 rebounds and three blocks.

BUENA

Championship Semifinal

Ventura 47, Hart 40
Kali Bennett had 21 points and 13 rebounds for Ventura (4-0), ranked No. 11 by The Times. Ventura outscored Hart 15-6 in the fourth quarter. Ashlee Trebilcock scored 11 points for third-ranked Hart (3-1) in a rematch of last year’s Division I-AA semifinals in which Hart won 52-42. After a 14-0 run, No. 3 Hart had a 38-32 lead with six minutes remaining, followed by a 15-2 Ventura spurt.

Pool Play

Chaminade 62, Newbury Park 51
Kelly Cochran had 25 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks, and Helene Sapira scored 11 with four steals for Chaminade (3-2). Kavita Goss had 14 points for Newbury Park.

CAJON

Semifinal

Cajon 71, Ganesha 36
Senior guard Jatarra Pryor had 32 points to lead Cajon (8-1), which will play Hesperia at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the final of the 22-team tournament. Ganesha fell to 5-2.

Fifth-place Semifinal

Serrano 44, Norte Vista 36

Consolation Semifinal

Alta Loma 32, Victor Valley 26

CLAREMONT

Championship

Glendora 43, Walnut 40 (OT)
Ashley Paul had 12 points, including four 3-pointers, and Megan Bailey had 12 points, with two 3-pointers, for Glendora (6-0). Mackenna Karasawa led Walnut (5-2) with 16 points.

COLONY

Fifth Place Semifinals

Ontario Christian 53, La Quinta 35
Senior center Stacy Manninga scored 29 points and junior forward Jessica Hibma followed with 11 points for Ontario Christian (4-3). La Quinta is 1-2.

FAIRMONT PREP
Championship Semifinals

Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 80, Fairmont Prep 48
Chelsea Deluca had 27 points, 16 rebounds and nine assists and Kristin Moore added 15 points, six assists, six rebounds and four steals for Calvary Chapel (3-1). Sue Thai had 23 points for host Fairmont Prep (1-4).

FOUNTAIN VALLEY

Pool Play

Fountain Valley 51, Dana Hills 27
Lisa Crowley had 15 points and Melanie Lisnock had 13 for Fountain Valley (4-1). Dana Hills (1-3) was led by Bree Mannaert, who had 13 points.

Los Alamitos 57, Costa Mesa 35
Katie Kovach had 13 points and Katherine Koller added 12 for Los Alamitos (5-2). Deanna Sanchez had 11 points for Costa Mesa (2-3).

Mira Costa 49, Santa Ana Valley 38
Freshman forward Megan Richardson had 17 points and sophomore guard Alex Khatchadorian scored 10 for Mira Costa (6-1). Santa Ana Valley is 1-4.

Riverside Poly 52, Schurr 35
Destiny Ruddison had 17 points to lead Poly (7-0) past Schurr (1-5). Sara Ng had 13 points to lead Schurr. Poly advances to play Mira Costa in the championship game at 7:30 p.m. Saturday

GARFIELD
Pool Play

Garfield 65, L.A. University 33
Senior guard Marlene Martinez had 24 points, five assists and five steals for Garfield (5-0).

Cleveland 58, South Gate 41
Huntington Park 72, USC-MaST 50
Oceanside El Camino 63, Bell 23

GLENN/NORWALK

Consolation Semifinals

Gahr 60, Norwalk 46
Raynal Johnson led Gahr (2-1) with 15 points, followed by Shannan Austin with 14 and Amber Finley with 12.Lily Rodriguez scored 19 for Norwalk.

JOSHUA SPRINGS

Consolation Semifinals

Avalon 32, Eastside Christian 10
Avalon is 2-2.

NORDHOFF

Championship Semifinals

Thousand Oaks 56, Channel Islands 49
Senior guard Bri Hight had 17 points and four assists, and sophomore forward Kate Kevorken scored 15 with six rebounds for Thousand Oaks (3-0).

Carpinteria 55, Nordhoff 53

Fifth-place Semifinal

Camarillo 49, Huneme 33

Consolation

Estancia 62, Cate 29

NORWALK

Consolation Semifinals

Lakewood 44, Whittier Christian 43
Shanae Raiford had 11 points for Lakewood (4-3). Sachiko Wong had 15 points and Dana Niiro had 13 points for Whittier Christian (5-4).

PASADENA POLY

Championship Semifinal

Flintridge Sacred Heart 56, South Pasadena 44
Nicki Witt scored 21 points and Ashley Kokawa added 14 points, 10 rebounds and 10 steals for Flintridge Sacred Heart (4-0), which built a 24-15 halftime lead. Candlee Yen scored 13 points and Kendall Shimoto added 12 for South Pasadena (1-4).

Consolation Semifinals

Flintridge Prep 54, Maranatha 40
Freshman guard Courtney Robinson had 18 points, including one 3-pointer, and three steals for Flintridge Prep (3-4). Lolo Vanderlaan scored 13 for Maranatha (1-4).

RIO MESA

Championship Semifinals

Royal 72, Oaks Christian 53
Kelly Winther had 29 points, nine assists, five rebounds and three steals to lead Royal (7-0) over Oaks Christian (5-2).

Santa Ynez 54, Dos Pueblos 53 (OT)
Lindsay Demery had 20 points and 13 rebounds and Ariana Gnekow had 16 points, including the go-ahead points with two free throws with 1.9 seconds remaining in overtime, and 16 rebounds for Santa Ynez (4-0). Gillian Nugent had 20 points for Dos Pueblos. Gnekow had all six of the Pirates’ overtime points.

Fifth Place Semifinals

Rio Mesa 44, Saugus 32
Jessica Rivera and Randi Hicks both had 12 points for Rio Mesa (6-1).

Consolation Semifinals

Moorpark 57, St. Bonaventure 46
Junior Paige Peterson scored eight of her team-high 17 points to lead a fourth-quarter charge for Moorpark (2-1), which led only by two points at the end of the third. Sophomore teammate Laura Barker had five of her 16 points in the fourth. Peterson also contributed seven rebounds and three steals. Brittany Garza had 20 points for St. Bonaventure (2-3).

Oxnard Pacifica 67, Santa Paula 30
Sophomore forward Suzie Davis had a career-high 37 points to go with 14 rebounds to lead Pacifica in the consolation semifinal. Leah Kolbeck had 14 for Santa Paula . Both teams are 1-3.

Royal 72, Oaks Christian 53

SOUTH TORRANCE

Championship Semifinals

Long Beach Poly 48, South Torrance 31
Long Beach Poly, ranked No. 1 by The Times, improves to 3-0. South Torrance is 2-1.

Sylmar 66, Morningside 65

Consolation Semifinals

Dorsey 55, St Bernard 52
Erica Inge scored 34 points for Dorsey (4-2).

Consoloation

San Pedro 48, South Torrance (B) 29

ST. GENEVIEVE

Second Round

Pacific Hills 42, Bishop Conaty 24
Simone Shellmire led Pacific Hills (5-1) with 13 points, and teammate Susie Rascon pulled in 10 rebounds.

Bel-Jeff 53, Santa Clarita Christian 14
San Gabriel Mission 46, Scott Academy 35
St. Mary’s Academy 86, St. Genevieve 34

TROY
Pool Play

Villa Park 53, San Clemente 50 (OT)
Courtney Ford hit a three-pointer with a minute left in overtime to lift Villa Park (4-2) in a third-place game of pool play. Ford finished with 11 points. Kristina O’Keefe led the Villa Park effort with 18 points and Katie Kassee added 14, hitting three three-pointers along the way. The game was tied at 46 at the end of regulation.

NONLEAGUE

L.A. Baptist 56, Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 34
Andreanna Marshall had 18 points and six steals, Ariana Shayan had eight points, eight assists and six steals for Baptist (5-1). Karen Horn led Hillcrest Christian with 11 points.

Cerritos Valley Christian 48, San Marino 40
Kristel Eddington had 19 points and 13 rebounds for Valley Christian (4-2), while Sherrie Session added 10 points and 10 rebounds. San Marino (5-3) got 15 points from Deborah Loh.

Ribet Academy 46, Faith Baptist 33
Danielle Dekel finished with 27 points, 10 rebounds, four assists and four blocks and Sheilla Kilidjian had 14 points and 10 rebounds to lead Ribet Academy.

South Bay Lutheran 60, Malibu 19
Crystal Grinder and Kristin Jacobs each scored 16 points for South Bay Lutheran. Emani Truluck had nine of Malibu’s (0-5) points

INTERSECTIONAL

Campbell Hall 38, North Hollywood 37
Campbell Hall (2-2) took a one-point lead with a minute and a half left and held on for the road win. North Hollywood fell to 0-2.

Mater Dei 51, San Jose Mitty 48
Christina Lopez had 19 points, including a three-point basket to put the Monarchs up six with 48 seconds remaining, and eight rebounds and Chanel Foster had 15 points and 16 rebounds for host Mater Dei (4-1). Archbishop Mitty is 2-3.

Thursday, Dec. 9

TOURNAMENTS

BUENA

Pool Play

Buena 60, Newbury Park 39
Junior Sami Whitcomb had 23 points and 13 rebounds and Michelle Jameson added 11 points and five steals for Buena (3-0) in a victory over Newbury Park.

Chaminade 38, Palmdale 30
Kelly Cochran had 21 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks to lead visiting Chaminade (2-2). Brittney Lloyd scored 10 points for Palmdale (1-3).

Hart 72, Westlake 32
Ashlee Trebilcock had 26 points for Hart (3-0), ranked No. 3 by The Times. Westlake fell to 0-3.

Ventura 81, Highland 30
Kali Bennet had 21 points and 13 rebounds and Caitlin O’neill added 18 points and six assists for Ventura (3-0). Fattier Potter had 18 points to lead Highland (3-3). Ventura, ranked No. 11 by The Times, faces Hart, the No. 3-ranked team, on Friday.

CAJON

Championship Quarterfinals

Sultana 55, Yucaipa 37
Hesperia 70, Rancho Cucamonga 45

Consolation Quarterfinals

Silverado 65, Rialto 45
Arroyo Valley 60, Kaiser 41
Redlands East Valley 45, Laguna Beach 42
San Gorgonio 44, Pacific 35

CLAREMONT

Second Round

Bonita 51, St. Lucy’s 32
Carly Horine had 16 points to lead Bonita (4-3). Jacki Caro had 13 points for St. Lucy’s (0-4).

Charter Oak 45, Rancho Alamitos 37
Brenda Orduno scored 15 points to lead visiting Charter Oak (2-3).

COLONY

Pool Play

Chino Hills 47, Ontario Christian 33
Mary-Kathryn Gottbrecht scored 15 points to lead host Chino Hills (6-1). Stacy Nanninger scored 17 points for Ontario Christian (3-3).

FAIRMONT PREP

First Round

Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 66, Capistrano Valley Christian 30
Junior guard Chelsea Deluca scored a career-high 37 points and Shauna Ricker added 15 points and seven rebounds to lead Calvary Chapel (2-1). Capistrano Valley Christian fell to 1-3.

FOUNTAIN VALLEY

Pool Play

Mira Costa 67, Dana Hills 29
Mikah Maly scored 16 points to lead Mira Costa. Amber Ferguson had 11 points for Dana Hills.

Fountain Valley 49, Santa Ana Valley 34
Margaret Pietrowski scored 14 points forFountain Valley (3-1). Kim Garcia scored 21 points for Santa Ana Valley (1-2).

GLENN/NORWALK

Second Round

Bellflower 59, Bassett 37
Jazmene Macieo had 20 points and 16 rebounds for Bellflower (2-5).

Glenn 56, Lancaster 38
Anna Conrad and Brandi Hood both scored 19 points for host Glenn (6-1).Lancaster is 3-3.

La Mirada 67, Whittier Christian 42
Mirim Moore had 25 points and Lee Ann Galdez had 14 points to lead La Mirada (6-0). Dana Niiro had 10 points for Whittier Christian (5-2).

Paramount 72, Western 30
Jessica Quintero had 16 points, seven steals and five assists and four other players scored in double figures for Paramount (6-0). Diana Vera had 10 points for Western (2-2).

HESPERIA CHRISTIAN

Second Round

Hesperia Christian 51, Linfield Christian 49
Hesperia Christian stole the ball after an inbounds pass, dribbled the length of the floor and hit a lay-up with four seconds left to advance to the finals of the tournament. Olivia Howard scored 22 points for Hesperia Christian (2-1) and Courtney Holmes had 20 for Linfield Christian (3-1).

Upland Christian 51, Vasquez 25
Bianca Esparaza had 35 points, six rebounds and three assists to lead Upland Christian (1-2).

IRVINE UNIVERSITY

Championship Semifinals

Esperanza 54, El Toro 38
Jenna Galassi had 13 points to lead Esperanza and Kelli Attaway had 10 points and 12 rebounds. Jennifer Ngo also had 10 points to go with five steals for Esperanza (4-0).

Santa Margarita 62, Mission Viejo 38
Sophomore forward Whitney Wood had 21 points, seven rebounds and three assists and senior forward Lauren Powers had eight points, seven rebounds and two steals for Santa Margarita (3-0).

Consolation Semifinals

Aliso Niguel 34, Irvine University 20

JOSHUA SPRINGS

First Round

Desert Chapel 46, Avalon 45
Amy Burns provided the go-ahead point for Desert Chapel by converting a free throw with two seconds remaining. Freshman Samantha Harrell had 21 points and 17 rebounds and junior Courtney Kennedy added 15 points and 19 rebounds for Avalon (1-2).

LIBERTY CHRISTIAN

Pool Play

St. Anthony 42, Liberty Christian 35
St. Anthony improved to 3-5 and Liberty Christian fell to 2-2.

MARLBOROUGH

Consolation Semifinals

Beverly Hills 63, Sacred Heart of Jesus 33
Allison Galer scored 24 points and Synecia Smith added 13 for host Beverly Hills. Jennifer Tapia had 12 points for Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Seventh-place gameLeuzinger 64, Sacred Heart of Jesus 24Charice Davis scored 18 points for host Leuzinger.Sacred Heart of Jesus was unavailable on Tuesday due to a scheduling conflict, so they played twice tonight.

NORDHOFF TOURNAMENT

Pool Play

Thousand Oaks 56, Oak Park 52
Bri Hight had 20 points, including a tournament-record tying five three-point baskets, for Thousand Oaks (2-0). The Lancers made six of six free throws in the fourth quarter to seal the victory. Gigi Gonzalez-Aplin added 11 points for Thousand Oaks.

Bishop Diego 63, Villanova Prep 45
Carpinteria 33, Camarillo 30
Hueneme 41, Cate 33

PASADENA POLY

First Round

Arcadia 42, Flintridge Prep 39
Kelly Wong had 13 points for Arcadia (2-2). Christina Watson had 15 points and Laurel Myers had 10 points and 11 rebounds for Flintridge Prep (2-4).

Blair 37, Maranatha 30
Acacia Lewis scored 18 points to lead visiting Blair (1-4). Danielle Richter scored 10 points for Maranatha (1-4).

Flintridge Sacred Heart 57, Pasadena Poly 33
Ashley Kokawa scored 18 points while Nicki Witt added 14 points and five assists for Flintridge Sacred Heart (3-0), which outscored host Poly, 17-6, in the first quarter.

Macki Kawacki scored 13 points and Jesse Picovitsky added eight to lead Poly (2-1)

RIO MESA

Championship Quarterfinals

Royal 65, Rio Mesa 46
Becca Heteniak had 19 points and 15 rebounds and Kelly Winther had 15 points, eight assists, six rebounds and four steals for Royal (6-0), which has won the tournament each of the past two seasons.

The Highlanders handed Rio Mesa (5-1) its first loss of the season.

St. Bonaventure 62, Santa Paula 25
Alex Wiebelhaus had 12 points and Shelby Babcock scored 10 for St. Bonaventure. Leah Kolbeck led Santa Paula with 12 points

Consolation Quarterfinals

Moorpark 58, Oxnard Pacifica 49
Paige Peterson had 22 points, seven rebounds and four steals and Tiffany Hurd scored 12 points to lead Moorpark (1-1). Suzie Davis had 22 points for Pacifica (0-3).

Santa Ynez 65, Lompoc 41
Lindsay Demery scored 16 points and Ariana Gnekow added 11 points and 14 rebounds for host Santa Ynez (3-0).Brittany Garcia scored 10 points for Lompoc.

SOUTH TORRANCE

Fifth-Place Semifinals

Santa Fe 54, Rolling Hills Prep 20
Krystal Urzua had 14 points to lead Santa Fe (4-1) in a consolation bracket game. Santa Fe will play Mayfair Saturday for fifth place in the tournament.

Inglewood 57, Banning 45
Sharon Odiakosa had 24 points for Inglewood (4-3). Banning’s April Cook had 19 points and six rebounds, and Brittany Wilson scored 18 with 13 rebounds and 10 blocks. Banning (2-3) had a 22-20 halftime lead.

Mayfair 40, Palos Verdes 31
South (B) 52, Gardena 38

ST. GENEVIEVE

First Round

Bishop Conaty 45, Santa Clarita Christian 19
Freshman Marianna Palma had 10 points, eight steals and seven assists to lead host Bishop Conaty (3-0), which led 37-4 after three quarters.

Pacific Hills 51, Bell-Jeff 33
Helen Suarez had 18 points and Chelsea Ray added 14 and Ashleyrose Lewis and Susie Rascon each had 11 rebounds for Pacific Hills (4-1).

St. Genevieve 55, Scott Academy 28
Carla Corral had 24 points, including six three-point baskets, for St. Genevieve (4-1).

St. Mary’s Academy 76, San Gabriel Mission 13

TROY

Pool Play

Rosary 48, San Clemente 41
Ashley Watkins hit a pair of big three-pointers down the stretch for Rosary (4-0). Watkins’ 12 points was second on the team to Teresa Karcher’s 15. San Clemente is 2-1.

WEBB

First Round

Alverno 46, Webb 35
Erica Mota had 21 points for Alverno.

St. Margaret’s 61, Ribet Academy 37
Stephanie Davis had 27 points for St. Margaret’s (3-0). Ribet Academy is 1-1.

SUNSHINE LEAGUE

Marymount 45, Immaculate Heart 34
Sarah Peterson scored 10 points and Amie Harris added seven points, 10 rebounds and five blocks for host Marymount (5-1, 1-0).

NONLEAGUE

Century 51, Orange 38
Orange closed to within a point in the third quarter before host Century (2-3) ran off 10 consecutive points in a span of about 90 seconds to pull away. Cassie Rico led the Centurions with 16 points.

Chadwick 49, Lawndale 11
Jennifer Johnson had 18 points for Chadwick (2-4, 0-1).

Edison 44, Don Lugo 43
Rebecca Kepilino had 21 points to lead host Edison (5-0).

Elsinore 61, Coachella Valley 48
Margaux Ortiz had 17 points, nine assists and seven rebounds and Veronica Apodaca had 16 points and nine rebounds for host Elsinore (6-1). Coachella Valley is 5-2.

Etiwanda 63, Diamond Ranch 47
Whitney Coleman and Lyneeka Boyd each had 15 points for Etiwanda (5-1), and Brittany Purdom, headed for Texas Christian University, added 10 points and 14 rebounds. Host Etiwanda jumped out to a 35-19 lead and held on for the win. Diamond Ranch (4-1) was led by Nina Peoples’ 21 points.

L.A. Baptist 72, Crossroads 42
Lindsay Sanders had 23 points and six steals and Andreanna Marshall added 20 points and 12 rebounds for host L.A. Baptist (4-1). Samantha Grill had 23 points for Crossroads (1-4).

La Reina 34, Louisville 32
Megan Chipinka hit a lay-up with two seconds left to lift visiting Lorena (2-1). Liz Zabel assisted on the game-winning bucket. Louisville (0-2) was led by Mia Daniels and Kathleen Robinson, who each scored 10 points.

Nogales 67, La Puente 47
Paris Dunford had 31 points and Danielle Danielle Rodgers, who was a perfect eight-for-eight from the floor in the second half, added 28 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks to lead Nogales (3-2).scored 29 for visiting Nogales (3-2). Nogales outscored La Puente (0-2), 41-27, in the second half.

Paraclete 71, Milken 45
Junior forward Bria Fields scored 30 points with 12 rebounds for host Paraclete (7-0).

St. Paul 55, California 32
Daisy Bueno had 12 points and three assists and Kim Ramirez had eight points and eight rebounds for St. Paul (6-0) in a victory over visiting California (4-2). Zenda Chanhsomphoz had 11 points to lead California.

Sunny Hills 37, Irvine 24
Kristen Cabral had 12 points, three assists and three steals for Sunny Hills (4-2) in a victory at Irvine (1-5).

Wednesday, Dec. 8

TOURNAMENTS

AZUSA

Pool Play

Rosemead 62, Garey 21
Senior forward Leanne Pettinato and junior guard Ashley Soto each scored 14 points for Rosemead (3-0). Garey is 0-2.

BISHOP AMAT

Pool Play

Arroyo 59, Temple City 58 (OT)
Sophomore Rizza Magno hit a seven-foot bank shot with five seconds left in overtime to win the game for host Arroyo (2-1), which came back from a 17-point deficit with just over four minutes left. Temple City falls to 0-3.

Bishop Amat 76, Lakewood St. Joseph 25
Jessica Carrera made four three-pointers and scored all 14 of her points in the first quarter for Bishop Amat (4-0).

Pasadena 66, Cantwell Sacred Heart 38
Junior forward Brittany Spears had 31 points, nine rebounds, four steals, and two blocks for Pasadena (2-1).

Sonora 35, San Dimas 29
Junior forward Jessica Duran hit a key free throw with under a minute left to preserve a lead that had dwindled from double digits to four points in the fourth quarter and junior guard Kendra Creed finished with 14 points and six rebounds for Sonora (2-2). Jennifer Bustillos had 13 points, including three three-pointers, for San Dimas (2-2).

BUENA

Pool play

Hart 76, Highland 15
Taylor Lillie scored 16 points to lead visiting Hart (2-0), ranked No. 3 in the Southland by The Times.

Newbury Park 46, Palmdale 44
Nikki Graham had 10 points and Julia Harris added seven points, five rebounds and four blocks to lead Newbury Park (1-0). Palmdale is 1-2.

CAJON

Championship quarterfinals

Cajon 63, Norte Vista 23
Lynette Jacobs scored 22 points, including five three-pointers, and had eight steals and four assists for host Cajon (7-1).

Ganesha 66, Serrano 42

Consolation quarterfinals

Victor Valley 42, Rim of the World 36Alta Loma 36, Moreno Valley 31

CLAREMONT

First round

Glendora 42, Charter Oak 38
Christina Herring scored 18 points to lead host Glendora (4-0). Brenda Orduno scored 15 points for Charter Oak (1-3).

COLONY

Pool play

Carter 62, Colony 54
Junior guard Mallory Avila scored a career-high 27 points and had six assists, five rebounds and four steals for Carter (3-3).

Ontario Christian 55, Rowland 49
Stacy Nanninga had 35 points and 14 rebounds and Heidi Ravenhorst scored 10 points for Ontario Christian (3-2). Josielle Lang scored 25 to lead Rowland (1-5).

FOUNTAIN VALLEY

Pool Play

Los Alamitos 52, Schurr 34
Jackie Estrada led Los Alamitos (4-2) with nine points. Alena Agabao led Schurr (1-3) with 10 points.

Riverside Poly 44, Costa Mesa 31
Thalia Benjamin led Poly with 15 points (4-0). Tracy Bjelland had 13 points for Costa Mesa (2-2).

GLENN/NORWALK

First round

Paramount 62, Bassett 10
Junior forward Genesis Lewis had 18 points, eight rebounds and eight steals and senior guard Jessica Quintero chipped in 12 points, six steals and six assists for Paramount (5-0). Paramount outscored Bassett, 16-0, in the second half.

Whittier Christian 47, Whittier 45
Junior guards Dana Niiro and Sachiko Wong each scored 18 points for Whittier Christian (5-2). Niirro added seven rebounds and four assists, while Wong chipped in 10 rebounds. Whittier slipped to 1-1.

Western 57, Bellflower 53
Diana Vera scored 16 points and Ashley Broughton added 13 for host Western (2-1). Jasmene Maciel scored 20 points to lead Bellflower (1-4).

LIBERTY CHRISTIAN

Pool Play

Los Amigos 59, Liberty Christian 39
Junior guard Sara Everett led Los Amigos (5-0) with 14 points and eight rebounds. Erin Kwan had 10 points for Liberty Christian.

MARLBOROUGH

Championship Semifinals

Marlbourough 71, Brentwood 63
Senior guard Emily Tay led Marlborough (3-0) with 21 points and Abi Olajuwon added 20. Senior forward-center Tanya Tsikanovsky had 29 points for Brentwood (2-2).

Windward 48, West Torrance 36
Junior Hailey Dunham scored 15 points and had 10 rebounds for Winward (3-0). Jessie Ishigo recorded 12 points for West Torrance (4-2).

NORDHOFF

Pool play

Channel Islands 64, Villanova Prep 25
Elisa Arenas scored 20 points and hit four three-pointers to lead visiting Channel Islands. Freshman Hannah Hoffman scored 14 points for Villanova Prep (1-2).

Nordhoff 83, Cate 25
Sarah Nylander scored 24 points to lead host Nordhoff (2-1). Cate is 0-2.

Carpinteria 40, Estancia 16
Misty Alvarado scored 21 points for visiting Carpinteria (3-0). Estancia is 0-2.

Oak Park 52, Santa Clara 32

RIO MESA/SAN MARCOS

First Round

Oaks Christian 59, Oxnard Pacifica 46
Senior guard Kayla Rutherford had 20 points and 10 rebounds for Oaks Christian (2-1). Suzie Davis had 18 points for Pacifica (0-2).

Royal 75, Santa Paula 21
Kelly Winther had 23 points, five steals, four rebounds and three assists in about 12 minutes of play to lead Royal (5-0), which held a 67-15 lead at the end of third quarter. The game was played with a running clock in the fourth quarter, according to the new CIF rules concerning games with 40-point margins after three quarters. Santa Paula is 0-3.

Santa Ynez 73, Agoura 27
Krista Armenta and Lindsay Demery scored 16 points each for Santa Ynez (2-0). Agoura is 0-2.

Saugus 55, Moorpark 52
Senior forward Megan Mattivi had 16 points for Saugus (4-1). Junior guard Paige Peterson led Moorpark (0-1) with 21 points.

SOUTH TORRANCE

Championship Quarterfinals

Sylmar 64, Palos Verdes 40
Seyram Gbewonyo led Sylmar (2-0) with 20 points. LaShay Sears added 18 points. Palos Verdes is 1-1.

Long Beach Poly 67, Rolling Hills Prep 15

Morningside 74, Mayfair 47

Consolation quarterfinals

St. Bernard 61, South Torrance JV 18

OMEGA LEAGUE
Pilgrim 50, Skyward Christian 38
Kristie Noochloor had 14 points and Kelly Cox added 13 for host Pilgrim (2-4, 1-1).Skyward Christian is 0-2 in league.

NONLEAGUE

Elsinore 66, Cathedral City 37
Veronica Apodaca had 13 points and five rebounds and Angelina de la Cruz had 14 points and five rebounds to lead host Elsinore (5-1), which went on a 24-4 scoring run in the third quarter. Nondi Johnson had 23 points for Cathedral City (1-4).

Norco 63, Jurupa Valley 60
Trailing by one point with 18 seconds remaining, Jurupa Valley missed a layup and No. 7 Norco made two free throws in the closing seconds. Erika Arriarian scored 21 for Norco (5-0), which led by 13 points with 5 :30 remaining. Tamara Wells scored 20 points to lead Jurupa Valley (3-2).

Ridgecrest Burroughs 53, Littlerock 51
Littlerock rallied from a 16-point deficit in the third quarter but came up short. Brittany Graybill scored 12 points to lead Burroughs (3-3). Brandiss Lewis scored 19 for Littlerock, including eight in the fourth quarter.

San Marino 49, Gabrielino 25
Jessica Wang scored 16 points to lead visiting San Marino (5-2). Gabrielino is 0-5.

Temescal Canyon 67, King 51
Host Temescal Canyon (2-3) hit 10 three-pointers in the game and led 43-28 at halftime.Kim Kipp scored 17 points for King (4-2).

Westridge 52, Blair 33
Allison Clark had 18 points, 11 rebounds, three steals and one blocked shot for Westridge (2-2). Maddie Weissman added 15 points, four rebounds, five steals and two blocks. Acacia Lewis scored 10 points for host Blair.

Tuesday, Dec. 7

TOURNAMENTS

AZUSA

Pool Play

Rosemead 55, Northview 47
Leanne Pettinato had 16 points and nine rebounds for Rosemead (2-0) in a victory over Northview (1-2), which got 14 points from Shanay Newell.

BISHOP AMAT

Pool Play

Pasadena 71, Baldwin Park 10
Junior Britney Spears led Pasadena (1-1) with 28 points, followed by junior Amber Mays with 16 points. Baldwin Park is 1-5.

West Covina 48, Temple City 41

CAJON

Second Round

Cajon 86, Moreno Valley 31
Lynette Jacobs had 32 points, eight steals, eight assists and five rebounds for Cajon. She hit five three-pointers and was 13 of 19 from the floor.

Ganesha 66, Victor Valley 50

Consolation Second Round

Alta Loma 44, Bloomington 22
Rim of the World 48, Banning 33

COLONY

Pool Play

Chino Hills 61, Rowland 38
Jasmine Small scored 14, and Courtney Smith and Tanya Pena scored 11 apiece for Chino Hills (5-1).

Arlington 46, La Quinta 44
Colony 54, Pomona 10
Vista Murrieta 53, Redlands 33

DUARTE

Pool Play

Crenshaw 50, Savanna 39
Njeri Garth had 14 points to lead Crenshaw in a victory at Duarte High.

Natalie Rodriguez and Coranne Felix each had 13 points for Savanna (4-2), which was within 33-30 with 49 seconds left in the third quarter.

Crenshaw, however, scored the last five points of the period and the Rebels faded in the fourth quarter after missing several free throws down the stretch.

FOUNTAIN VALLEY

Pool Play

Dana Hills 26, Santa Ana Valley 24
Brianna Mannert had 12 points and 13 rebounds for Dana Hills (1-1). Naima Tanielu had 10 points for Santa Ana Valley (1-1).

Mira Costa 71, Fountain Valley 30
Amanda PeGan led Mira Costa (4-1) with 18, including six of seven on three-pointers, followed by Megan Richardson with 13. Fountain Valley is 2-1.

HERSPERIA CHRISTIAN

First Round

Hersperia Christian 75, Vasquez 26
Sophomore guard Courtney Holmes led Hesperia Christian (3-0) with 23 points, followed by Kaitra Sbragia with 12 and Carlie Baird with 10. Vasquez is 0-3.

IRVINE UNIVERSITY

Pool Play

Esperanza 67, Foothill 32
Jenna Galassi finished with 28 points, including 12 in the first quarter, and Kelli Attaway finished with 12 points, 12 rebounds and six assists for Esperanza (3-0).

Mission Viejo 46, Irvine University 26
Mission Viejo is 2-2.

Santa Margarita 51, Aliso Niguel 34
Junior guard Brittany Taylor had 20 points, five rebounds, two assists and one steal, and sophomore forward Whitney Wood had 10 points, eight rebounds and three steals for Santa Margarita (2-0).

Tammy Ikosipentarhds led Aliso Niguel (1-3) eight points and five rebounds.

MARLBOROUGH

Consolation Semifinal

Santa Monica 34, Leuzinger 31
London King had six points to lead Santa Monica. Charice Davis had 12 points for Leuzinger.

NORDHOFF

Pool Play

Thousand Oaks 68, Santa Clara 36
Kate Kevorken had 19 points and 11 rebounds to lead Thousand Oaks (1-0). Santa Clara is 2-3.

Camarillo 37, Estancia 34
Channel Islands 45, Bishop Diego 38
Nordhoff 64, Hueneme 22

SOUTH TORRANCE

Consolation Quarterfinals

South Torrance 48, Santa Fe 43
Sina Leomiti had 18 points and 13 rebounds for Santa Fe (3-1).

TROY

Pool Play

Rosary 63, Bell Gardens 21
Karina Figueroa and Erin Noonan each had 12 points for visiting Rosary (3-0). Noonan also had 10 rebounds while teammate Fuchi Obioha added 11 points and 11 rebounds. Bell Gardens is 0-3.

San Clemente 48, Magnolia 32
Lauren Redfield had 15 points and Crystal Hahs added 12 for San Clemente (2-0). Magnolia fell to 0-2.

NONLEAGUE

Antelope Valley 69, Ridgecrest Burroughs 46
Shanekia Autry had 25 points to lead host Antelope Valley. Brittany Graybill added 11 points and 10 rebounds in just 10 minutes. Burroughs fell to 2-3.

Big Bear 60, Aquinas 57
Ariana Czech scored 12, and Katie Haatvedt scored 10 for Big Bear (3-2). Aquinas dropped to 1-1.

Bishop Conaty 41, Price 10
Alex Saavedra had 10 points and 12 rebounds for host Bishop Conaty (2-0), which held Price scoreless in the second quarter en route to a 31-2 halftime lead. Sylvia Castro added 13 points and six rebounds for Bishop Conaty.

Cerritos Valley Christian 46, Anaheim Canyon 23
Kristal Eddington led Valley Christian (3-2) with 12 points and 10 rebounds, and teammate Mallory Farrow had 10 points. Canyon is 3-2.

Chino 60, Capistrano Valley 55
Janie Bos had 24 points and 15 rebounds for host Chino, which will take its perfect 5-0 record to Las Vegas, New Mexico on Wednesday for the Brian Gallegos Memorial Tournament.

Chino let a 15-point lead shrink to five in the fourth but held on.

Fillmore 53, Malibu 24
Oralia Castro scored 19 points and Nadine Orozco added 16 for visiting Fillmore.

Flintridge Prep 41, South Pasadena 27
Laurel Myers had 13 points and nine rebounds for visiting Flintridge Prep (2-3). Christina Watson added 11. South Pasadena fell ot 0-3.

Immaculate Heart 43, Louisville 40
Mollie McIntyre had 13 points and nine rebounds for host Louisville (0-1). Immaculate Heart improves to 3-1.

King 64, Corona 12
King is 4-1 and Corona is 3-2.

Los Amigos 66, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 61 (2 OT)
Zina Watson scored four points off offensive rebounds for Los Amigos (4-0) in the second overtime period and the Lobos defeated Santa Ana Calvary Chapel at Los Amigos.

Watson and teammate Crystal Perez each finished with 16 points to top Los Amigos’ scoring. Chelsea DeLuca had a game-high 31 points for Santa Ana Calvary Chapel.

Los Amigos held a 28-27 lead at halftime, and the teams were tied , 52-52, at the end of regulation play.

Los Osos 65, Burbank Burroughs 48
Senior forward Leslie Collins led Los Osos with 17 points, followed by junior guard Christina Warren with 13 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists. Junior forward Sharpria Gibson added 12 points off the bench for Los Osos (2-3). Sophia Acevedo led Burroughs (1-4) with 13 points.

Miller 55, Rancho Verde 54
Amber Cox missed an eight-foot jumper, and Tainoisouti Lott’s putback went in and out with three seconds remaining as No. 21 Rancho Verde (2-3) lost its third in a row.

Kayanna Nichols made five three-point baskets and finished with 19 points, followed by Cox with 15 and Lott with 10.

Miller (4-1), which got 21 points from Toni Thomas and 16 from Jasmine Blanche, held a 40-33 lead going into the fourth quarter before Rancho Verde caught up at 43-42.

Cox had converted two free throws with 26 seconds remaining to give Rancho Verde a 54-53 lead, but with 15 seconds left, Miller’s Sylvia Meeks missed a shot and freshman Brianna Hall’s rebound and putback provided the winning margin.

Morro Bay 48, San Luis Obispo 38
Kelly Blair had 24 points to lead visiting Morro Bay (3-3). San Luis Obispo is 3-2.

Paraclete 53, Quartz Hill 51
Junior Bria Fields of Paraclete (6-0) had 27 points and teammate junior Jessica Echenique added 17 points and had five three-point goals against Quartz Hill.

Pasadena Poly 49, Oakwood 30
Pasadena Poly is 2-0. Host Oakwood is 1-1.

Sage Hill 49, Garden Grove 40
Katie Puishys had 20 points and 11rebounds in a comeback win for Sage Hill (2-0).

Garden Grove (4-2) jumped out to a 16-8 lead and led by six at the half before Sage Hill took over, outscoring Garden Grove 14-6 in the third and 15-8 in the fourth.

Haywood Wright added 12 points, 15 rebounds and four blocks for Sage Hill. Meghan Vanardale had 12 points on four three-pointers for Garden Grove.

Santa Ana 36, Garden Grove Santiago 35
Santa Ana led by 11 points in the third quarter but needed tough defense from Nicole Ava and Barbie Toscano in the final five minutes to hold off Santiago.

Ava led Santa Ana (2-3) with 10 points, including two three-pointers. Kathy Luna led Santiago (1-4) with 23 points.

Santa Maria St. Joseph 49, Atascadero 37
Jenelle Conklin had 15 points and Lisa Wise and Jessica Perez each added 10 points for St. Joseph (2-3) in a victory over visiting Atascadero (2-2).

Stephanie Cullurs had 13 points for Atascadero.

St. Mary’s Academy 68, Gardena Serra 57
Tamiko Round had 22 points for St. Mary’s Academy (5-0). Serra fell to 3-2.

Sunny Hills 50, Rancho Alamitos 32
Kristen Cabral had 12 points and 13 rebounds and Francesca Cuevas had 12 points and four steals for host Sunny Hills (3-2). Rancho Alamitos is 0-2.

Temecula Valley 76, Canyon Springs 52
After scoring 39 points twice last season, senior guard Jessie Thompson scored a career-high 40 points to lead Temecula Valley (5-2).

Teammate Jessica Kaller, a senior forward, scored a career-high 20 points, as well as 11 rebounds and six assists. Latoya Barbbe had 17 points for Canyon Springs (4-2).

Thacher 47, La Reina 37
Thacher’s Erin Ruccette had 17 points to lead Thacher (2-5). La Reina, which was led by Lauren Carson’s 11 points, fell to 1-1.

Trabuco Hills 59, Orange 31
Kim Kline had 12 points and Alyson Grepo added 10 points, seven assists and six steals for host Trabuco Hills (3-2). Caitlin Kilroy scored 25 points for Orange (0-3).

Upland 62, Bassett 28
Stephanie Berger, Tamesha Jackson and Jessica Hardy all led Upland (4-1) with 10 points each. Berger added five assists, seven rebounds and five steals,and Jackson had five assists and four steals. Gina Alvardo scored 10 points for Bassett (0-1).

Viewpoint 45, L.A. Lutheran 35
Natalie Levine scored 12 points for Viewpoint (2-1). L.A. Lutheran is 1-1.

Village Christian 40, Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 33
Village Chritian trailed by eight at halftime and three at the end of the third quarter before outscoring Hillcrest Christian, 12-2, in the fourth quarter.

Sarah Bibelheimer had 12 points, going six-for-seven from the field, and teammate Carly Brown added 11 points for Village Christian (1-5). Tiffany Tyson scored 10 points for Hillcrest Christian (1-4).

Whittier Christian 50, St. Lucy’s 43
Sarah Duchi of Whittier Chrisitan (4-2) had 10 points and four rebounds and Dana Nirro added nine points and seven assists at St. Lucy’s 0-2).

West Covina 48, Temple City 41

INTERSECTIONAL

Chatsworth 54, Alemany 39
Alisha Bryant had 14 points, four steals and three blocks, and Krystal Mays had 12 points and 12 rebounds for Chatsworth (4-1). Renee Goldoff scored 17 points for Alemany (3-2).

Lincoln 50, Sacred Heart of Jesus 30
Amber Cabada had 16 points to lead Lincoln (2-0) in a victory over visiting Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Monday, Dec. 6

TOURNAMENTS

BISHOP AMAT

Pool Play

Cantwell Sacred Heart 60, Baldwin Park 21
Cynthia Duarte had 21 points for Cantwell Sacred Heart (1-0). Baldwin Park dropped to 0-5.

CAJON

First Round

Redlands East Valley 66, Kaiser 36
Rancho Cucamonga 61, San gorgonio 29
Yucaipa 53, Arroyo Valley 39
Sultana 62, Pacific 56
Victor Valley 44, Alta Loma 41
Serrano 62, Bloomington 43
Norte Vista 52, Rim of the World 30
Cajon 66, Beaumont Banning 38

DUARTE

Pool Play

Savanna 55, Duarte 29Maggie Shoukry had 27 points and 18 rebounds to lead Savanna (4-1).

FOUNTAIN VALLEY

Pool Play

Riverside Poly 40, Los Alamitos 33
Destiny Ruddison scored 13 points for Riverside Poly (5-0). Los Alamitos (3-2) was led by Mindi Deguchi’s 13.

Schurr 51, Costa Mesa 50
Sara Ng stole an inbounds pass and laid it in inside the final minute to lift Schurr (1-2) to a dramatic 51-50 win. Costa Mesa (2-1) had a chance to win it at the end but missed two jumpers from inside the paint in the final four seconds. Ng led Schurr with 15 points, and Judie Akansel also had 15 for Costa Mesa.

IRVINE UNIVERSITY

Pool Play

Mission Viejo 46, Newport Harbor 36
Amanda Howard had 17 points and Michelle Montenegro had 12 points for Mission Viejo (1-2). Newport Harbor is 2-1.

Torrance 52, Aliso Niguel 48 (OT)
Torrance outscored Aliso Niguel 5-1 in overtime to earn the victory. Adelle Goguen had 21 points for Torrance (1-1).

Kaitlyn Holley had 23 points and 14 rebounds and Meaghan Curran added 13 points and 16 rebounds for Aliso Niguel (1-2).

LIBERTY CHRISTIAN

Pool Play

Liberty Christian 43, Oxford Academy 40
Junion guard Susan Fleming, who led Liberty Christian with 18 points, nailed a three-pointer and two free throws in the game’s final minute to secure to the win for the Minutemen. Allyson Togashi had 14 points for Oxford Academy (1-2).

Los Amigos 51, St. Anthony 36
Erika Gomez had 15 points for Los Amigos (3-0) and Sara Everett added 13. Vismanos scored 12 points for St. Anthony.

MARLBOROUGH

First Round

Brentwood 40, Leuzinger 38
Freshman Jasmine Duckworth had seven points and ten rebounds to lead Brentwood (2-1). Kianna Flanagan had 11 points for Leuzinger (3-1).

Marlborough 45, Santa Monica 44
Marlborough, ranked 13th by the Times, barely escaped with a win as Abi Olajuwon made a pair of free throws with five seconds left to secure the victory.

Amanda McGrew had 15 points for Santa Monica (3-2). Marlborough improved to 1-0.

West Torrance 56, Flintridge Sacred Heart 22
Teriana Loftin had 14 points and eight rebounds for West Torrance (4-1). Tiffany Yoshida added 12. Sacred Heart fell to 0-1.

Windward 81, Beverly Hills 53
Erica Latimer scored 26 points and Hailey Dunham added 18 for Windward. Allison Galer had 20 points for Beverly Hills (0-1).

SOUTH TORRANCE

First Round

Mayfair 72, Inglewood 41
Latrina Payne had 13 points for Mayfair (5-0). Tanisha Smith had 15 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks for Inglewood (2-3).

Palos Verdes 51, Gardena 40
Molly Pfohl had 14 points and 11 rebounds to lead Palos Verdes (1-0) over Gardena (0-1).

Rolling Hills Prep 52, Dorsey 48
Erica Inge had 30 points to lead Dorsey (2-2). Jasmine Watts had 20 points, six rebounds and four steals for Rolling Hills Prep (2-2).

Santa Fe d. Fremont (forfeit)
Santa Fe (3-0) won its first round game because Freemont did not show.

Sylmar 63, Wilmington Banning 31
Brittany Wilson and April Cook both had 11 points to lead Wilmington Banning (1-1).

Long Beach Poly 70, San Pedro 4
Morningside 62, South Torrance B 39
South Torrance 52, St. Bernard 22

TROY

Pool Play

Rosary 58, Magnolia 24
Amy Richard had 15 points and 10 rebounds for Rosary, (2-0) ranked No. 23 by The Times. Pernilla Hanson had eight points to lead Magnolia (0-1).

San Clemente 69, Bell Gardens 31
Crystal Haas had 16 points to lead San Clemente (1-0). Ruby Catani had 13 points, inlcuding three three-pointers, for Bell Gardens (0-2).

OMEGA LEAGUE

Newbury Park Adventist 58, Pilgrim 56
Carrie Capolupo hit a pair of free throws with 10 seconds remaining to lift host Newbury Park Adventist (2-1, 1-0). Kelly Cox had 25 points and 17 rebounds in a losing cause for Pilgrim (1-3).

NONLEAGUE

Canyon Springs 89, Eisenhower 21
Ebony Ward had 33 points and 10 steals and Lauresha Hawkins added 25 points and five assists to lead visiting Canyon Springs (4-1). Eisenhower is 1-4.

Don Lugo 65, Palm Springs 21
Latara Darrett had 27 points and 12 rebounds for host Don Lugo (3-2).

Flintridge Sacred Heart 54, Westridge 36
Ashley Kokawa had 17 points, six steals and six rebounds and Nicki Witt added 13 points and five steals for host Flintridge Sacred Heart. Westridge (1-2) was led by Allison Clark’s 16 points.

Glenn 69, Pioneer 24
Senior guard Anna Conrad had 27 points and 12 steals and sophomore center Brandi Hood added 19 points to lead Glenn (4-1).

La Canada 56, Arcadia 36
Joy Lelo had 23 points, seven steals and six rebounds and Emily Ballard added 14 points to lead host La Canada (2-2).

Marymount 67, Crossroads 42
Amy Harris had 21 points for Marymount. Samantha Grill had a game-high 22 points for Crossroads, which fell to 1-4.

Pilibos 48, Santa Clarita Christian 18
Host Pilibos won its season-opening game.

Tustin 78, Monrovia 53
Kristina Curtis led five players who scored in double figures for Tustin (1-0) with 17 points. Tustin hit 12 three-pointers. Shaton Harris scored 20 points for Monrovia (3-2).

Tustin 78, Monrovia 53
Kristina Curtis led five players who scored in double figures for Tustin (1-0) with 17 points. Tustin hit 12 three-pointers. Shaton Harris scored 20 points for Monrovia (3-2).

Santa Maria St. Joseph 77, Coast Union 26
Senior guard Lisa Wise has a game-high 23 points for visiting St. Joseph (1-3). Coast Union dropped to 0-4.