Potpourri, Mar 7

Scores

Wed, Mar 5, NCAA D1 scores

Texas Tech 91, Colorado 75 box. For TT, Chance (Jesse Bethel High/Golden State Prep/Grand Canyon) McMillian tallied 15 points, shooting 6-8 overall, 3-4 beyond the three-point stripe.

Louisville 85, California 68 box. Jovan Blackshear Jr. led the Bears with 22 points but Andrej (Jesuit High) Stojakovic scored but four points, shooting 2-11 overall, 0-4 from long distance. Cal shot 29.6% overall, 9-32 on trey attempts. "Bears No Match For #14 Louisville, Lose 85-68/Write For California"

Notre Dame 56, Stanford 54 box. In a defensive-oriented pairing as the victors shot 35% and Stanford 33%, the visiting Cardinal led by three after 20 minutes but couldn't hold on and fell. Maxime Raynaud scored 20 points with 10 boards. In the last minute, Stanford missed two jumpers which would have tied the score. "IRISH TOPS CARDINAL IN CLOSING SECONDS/Stanford athletics"

Thu, Mar 6, NCAA D1 scores

San Diego 81, Pacific 77 box. In Las Vegas, the Tigers were ahead by six points after 20 minutes but were out-scored by 10 in the second half although it was close to the very end. Elias Ralph posted a 23 point, 11 rebound double-double but did commit six turnovers. Teammate Lamar Washington enjoyed 14 points, eight assists, five steals and four boards. Pacific finishes the season 9-24 overall, 4-14 in the West Coast Conference. The Tigers won four more conference matchups than last season.

UC Irvine 88, UC Davis 59 box. TYJohnson enjoyed 24 points on just 15 shots and his total included going 9-11 at the foul line. Irvine led 47-25 at the half and out-shot the homestanding Aggies overall 59% to 35%.

Cal State Bakersfield 76, Hawai'i 64 box. In Bakersfield, 6-foot-2 Oahu native and freshman point Aaron (Salesian Prep) Hunkin-Claytor earned credit for eight assists on 24 Hawai'i baskets, further cementing his starting role for next season. He played 35 minutes.

UC Riverside 94, Cal State Northridge 79 box. Mahmoud (Santa Teresa High/West Valley College/Cal State San Bernardino) Fofana produced 16 points, six boards and a couple of steals but host Riverside still nabbed the win. If there was one, when was the last time UC Riverside and Cal State Northridge both enjoyed 20 win seasons (like 2024-2025)? Coach Andy Newman took over at CSUN two years ago and went 19-15 in his first go-around. That's truly amazing.

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New Bits

"CCAA Announces the 2024-25 Men's Basketball Season Awards"

2024-25 CCAA Men's Basketball All-Conference Team

• Player of the Year: Jojo Murphy, Chico State (Piedmont High)
• Defensive Player of the Year: Jordan Hilstock, Cal State Dominguez Hills
• Newcomer of the Year: Chris Holley, Sonoma State (Jesuit High/Sacramento State/Santa Rosa JC)
• Freshman of the Year: Aidan Fowler, Cal Poly Humboldt
• Coach of the Year: Steve Becker, Cal State Dominguez Hills

All-CCAA First Team

Name	Yr	Pos	School	Hometown
Adam Afifi	Sr	F	Cal State Dominguez Hills	San Jose
Corey Cofield II	Sr	G	Cal State LA	Melvindale, Michigan
Jeremy Dent-Smith	Jr	G	Cal State Dominguez Hills	Hawthorne
Rob Diaz	So	G	Cal Poly Humboldt	Long Beach
Andrew Henderson	Sr	G	Cal State San Bernardino	Chatsworth
Chris Holley	Jr	G	Sonoma State	Sacramento
Jeremiah Jones	Sr	G	Stanislaus State	Vacaville (Salesian Prep)
Isaiah Kerr	So	G	Chico State	Palo Alto (St. Francis High/Montana)
Jojo Murphy	Jr	G	Chico State	Oakland
Evan Oliver	Sr	G	Cal State San Bernardino	San Bernardino

All-CCAA Second Team

Name	Yr	Pos	School	Hometown
Shane Bell	Sr	G	Cal State LA	Hercules (Salesian Prep)
Tyjean Burrell	Sr	G	San Francisco State	Sacramento
Tyree Campbell	Jr	G	Cal State East Bay	Rancho Cucamonga
Kyle Frelow	Sr	F	Cal Poly Humboldt	Los Angeles
Alex Garcia	Gr	G	Cal State Dominguez Hills	Santa Fe, N.M.
Beril Kabamba	Sr	G	Cal State East Bay	Clearwater, Fla.
Kalib LaCount	Jr	G	Cal Poly Humboldt	Los Angeles
Demarreya Lewis-Cooper	Jr	G	Cal Poly Pomona	Redding (Enterprise High/Yuba College)
Trae Taylor	Jr	F	Chico State	San Diego
Jaden Winfield	Sr	F	Cal Poly Pomona	St. Louis

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"Sources: Fresno State athletes played fantasy on own stats"

With the ease of betting nowadays, it's a wonder we aren't inundated with this type of article.

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Juan Jimenez: "Zander (Salesian Prep) Jimenez, Swarthmore College

• Freshman of the Year Centennial Conference
• 2nd Team Centennial Conference
• Scored double digits 19 of 21 games, season hi 31 pts, 20+ 4 times
• 15.1 ppg, 42.3% FG, 36.2% 3fg, 83% ft
• 5.5 rpg, 1.9 apg, 1.8 spg"

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"A Christian high school’s moral crisis over a transgender basketball star. Cornerstone Christian was pressured to take a stand against a rival's transgender player. Here is what it did instead."

A hearty salute to CC Coach Steve Miner, also the school's superintendent and pastor at the affiliated church, as well as to Cornerstone Christian Principal Logan Heyer.

"Who are we?" became the critical question.

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Memphis Grizzlies: "Jaylen Wells Mic’d Up from our win over the Suns 💪"

Click on this link to first get video of Wells in a recent game and then see what he does post game. He has a good head and heart.

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Verbal Commits: "2025 Golden State Prep (CA) F/C Clayton Mpiana has received an offer from Pepperdine."

He 6-foot-10 and also has offers from Pacific, UC Santa Barbara, UC Riverside and Fresno State.

Will it be one of the two 'beach' schools that wins out?

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 "Hawks Feel Like Dancing. Las Positas men's basketball team lands No. 5 seed for 3C2A NorCal Playoffs - same seed as 2022 for Elite 8 run"

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2024-25 WCC Men's Basketball All-Academic Team

• Luke Barrett, Saint Mary's (Piedmont High)
• Robby Beasley, San Francisco (Dougherty Valley High/Montana/UC Davis) 
• Jake Ensminger, Santa Clara
• Kelson Gebbers, Portland
• Rick Issanza, LMU
• Alex Merkviladze, LMU (Modesto Christian High)
• Dominic Muncey, San Diego
• Johnny O'Neil, Santa Clara
• Michael Rataj, Oregon State

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"...In the only boys Open game Wednesday, fourth seed Salesian turned up the heat on defense, forced 20 turnovers in a 66-53 win over No. 5 Modesto Christian at Albany High School.

Carlton Perrilliat (19 points), Elias Obenyah (14) and Alvin Loving (nine) led the way in an impressive win over an experienced and explosive team. A deep bench also showed itself with 25 points from non-starters. That depth is largely why the Pride pressed all night. Gavin Sykes had 21 points and Myles Jones added 16 for Modesto Christian (24-9).

Salesian (28-3), coming off a humbling NCS Open finals loss to De La Salle, now plays top-seed Riordan in a semifinal game 7 p.m. Saturday. De La Salle, the second seed, hosts third-seed Folsom on Saturday night..."

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Mitch Stephens: "Carlton Perrilliat is really an amazing athlete. Don't see many high level football-basketball players like him. At 6-5, his future might be football as game-breaking WR. But wow, he's really fun to watch on the break, and with interior moves. So quick...quick jumper."

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Ben Spencer: "The absolute best feeling in the world when you’re a coach!!! Macalester MBB Coach Abe Woldeslassie are getting an absolute warrior + winner. Nobody has worked harder or developed more in 3 years. Unmatched work ethic an character."

That's 6-foot-2 senior guard Ravi Silverberg out of Piedmont High.

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Caedmon Dickson 2025: "Blessed to be voted WBAL League MVP for the first time in school history!"

Dickson is a 6-foot-6 talent attending The King's Academy and the WBAL is the West Bay Athletic League.

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Potpourri, Mar 5

News Bits

6-foot-4, 190 David Young departed to the Evergreen State after graduating from Folsom High. Now in his second season at Lower Columbia College in Longview, Washington, Young has earned Northwest Athletic Conference First Team honors as well as named the NWAC West Region Defensive Player of the Year. He averaged 11.8 points per game on 42%, 33.5% and 68% shooting, He was the second leading scorer on his squad.

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Shams Charania: "The Bucks are signing guard Jamaree Bouyea on a two-way NBA deal, sources said. Bouyea has played 14 NBA games in parts of the last two seasons, and averaged 20 points for the Austin Spurs in G League this year."

He's out of Palma High and USF. One backcourt spot is taken as long as Dame Lilliard is there but preparing a point for the inevitability of Father Time gives Bouyea a better chance with the Bucks than he had with the Spurs.

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Jake Lieberman: "San Jose State was in to see CJ Willenborg last night. He ended with 18 points & 4 assists. Also is receiving interest from UC Riverside & Fairfield."

His 18 points including shooting 4-8 from three-point range and he enjoyed five assists (per the WVC site). Both of his totals were team bests.

Another Lieberman tweet says "Lieberman "is now receiving interest from Bowling Green, FIU, ODU and Texas A&M Corpus Christi. Holds an offer from Stetson. Just named to All Freshman Team."

Out of Capital Christian High plus other schools, the 6-foot-3 Willenborg has three to play and will be in action on Saturday with West Valley College. A Spartan offer would be attractive and only require a move of 11 miles. He seems to be more of a combo guard than a straight point but that may be due to what his team needs the most this season. If UC Riverside's interest turns into an offer, Willenborg would also likely snapped it up.

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Congrats on the Delta League Player of the Year honor to Rashawn Inglemon.

and

Congrats on the Coach of the Year honor to Monterey Trail High Coach Robert Fields.

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"Cal-Hi Sports Northern California Boys Basketball Player of the Week Lucas Lau (University, San Francisco) Jr.

We wrap up our trips around the state this week to a private high school in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco that’s about 10 blocks from an apartment on Gough Street where Cal-Hi Sports founder Nelson Tennis began writing up state record lists for California high school sports in the late 1970s. It’s there where the Runnin’ Red Devils have been a force on the NorCal scene since 2005 under head coach Randy Bessolo. He’s also been instrumental in running the CaliLive sanctioned summer basketball events in Northern California.

University has stamped a ticket to Wednesday’s CIF North Coast Section D2 semifinals against Moreau Catholic of Hayward after a pair of high-scoring wins last week in which Lucas was seemingly connecting on every shot he took. In a 76-68 win over Terra Linda of San Rafael in the second round, Lau racked up 37 points and he handed out seven assists. Then in the quarterfinals he did even better than that with 40 points to lead University past Las Lomas of Walnut Creek, 83-67.

Lucas, who also has a 4.0 GPA, also had 35 points in his previous game before last week, which was against San Domenico of San Anselmo, and in a win that gave the Red Devils their 16th league title in the last 18 seasons. In addition to the 112 points in the last three games, he also has had 19 assists and 16 rebounds."

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Jake Lieberman: "2027 prospect NJ Gray Jr. out of Branson School HS (CA) tells me that he holds offers from the following programs:

• Cal
• Stanford 
• Pepperdine
• San Jose State"

The six-footer may wish to stay in the East Bay-ish area (Berkeley) but man, nab that Stanford offer and hold on tight. Sure, 2026 Modesto Christian High's Myles Jones has already committed to the Cardinal but he can play both backcourt spots.

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Ryder Bush: "I am excited to share I'll be continuing my basketball journey at Eastern Arizona next year.This opportunity is a huge step toward reaching my ultimate goal, and i'm incredibly grateful for the support l've received along the way."

Bush is a 6-foot-3 guard at Archbishop Riordan. 

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Anthony LaPilusa >="Excited to announce I’ve received a scholarship offer to continue my basketball journey at Bethel College! Big thank you to Coach Mocaby and the Bethel coaching staff for this opportunity."

LaPilusa is a 6-foot-3, high academic guard attending Amador High.

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"West Coast Conference Announces 2024-25 Men's Basketball All-Conference Awards"

2024-25 All-WCC Men’s Basketball Major Awards

• Player of the Year: Augustas Marciulionis, Saint Mary's
• Coach of the Year: Randy Bennett, Saint Mary's
• Defensive Player of the Year: Mitchell Saxen, Saint Mary's
• Newcomer of the Year: Paulius Murauskas, Saint Mary's
• Sixth Man of the Year: Mikey Lewis, Saint Mary's
• Freshman of the Year: Austin Rapp, Portland

and

2024-25 All-WCC Men’s Basketball First Team

Name	Yr.	Pos	School
Adama-Alpha Bal	Sr.	G	Santa Clara
Nolan Hickman	Sr.	G	Gonzaga
Graham Ike	Sr.	F	Gonzaga
Augustas Marciulionis	Sr.	G	Saint Mary's
Paulius Murauskas	So.	F	Saint Mary's
Ryan Nembhard	Sr.	G	Gonzaga
Michael Rataj	Jr.	F	Oregon State
Mitchell Saxen	Sr.	C	Saint Mary's
Malik Thomas	Sr.	G	San Francisco
Marcus Williams	Sr.	G	San Francisco

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Brett McMurphy: "Big West will vote Friday to extend an official invitation to Cal Baptist & Utah Valley in 2026, sources said. Big West officials recently visited both campuses. Big West adding Cal Baptist & Utah Valley to replacing departing members Hawaii & UC Davis to Mountain West."

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"Former Ram Fabian Reichstadt named to 3C2A Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll"

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"Landon Seaman Named PacWest Player of the Week in Grand Finale"

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"Jamal Frenchwood earns Newcomer of the Year (+ First Team All Cal Pac), Nick Stone named Freshman of the Year and CSUM received three All-Cal Pac awards"

Frenchwood is out of Newark Memorial High, Lawrence Long matriculated at City College San Francisco after San Leandro High, Stone is a Sheldon High graduate and guard Lucky (Salesian Prep/Contra Costa College) Hampton earned his second Honorable Mention award.

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Scores

Mon, Mar 3, NCAA D1 scores.

Portland State 59, Sacramento State 56 box. In the Rose City, the Hornets shot 34.4% overall plus 29% on trey attempts and still kept it close (again minus Julian Vaughns who has missed five of the last six games). A pair of Sac State three-point jumpers in the last two seconds were errant.

Montana 83, Eastern Washington 72 box. Money (Oakland High) Williams led the hometown Grizz with 23 points (7-14 overall shooting, 3-6 from long range) and teammate Te'Jon (Salesian Prep/Cal Baptist/City College San Francisco) Sawyer added 19 points (6-6 overall shooting) plus five boards. 

Tue, Mar 4, NCAA D1 scores

Colorado State 83, San Jose State University 56 box.  The road game was still in reach for the Spartans -- 35-23 -- at halftime but Colorado State then plowed ahead. Two starters are still missing for SJSU and the bench consists of two players.

UNLV 74, San Diego State 67 box. In Las Vegas, the hometown squad won and while Miles (Lincoln High-Stockton) Byrd didn't shoot all that well his line consisted of 10 points, 10 rebounds, six assists, four steals and three blocked shots. The Aztecs were ahead by two after the initial 20 minutes despite not having their freshman center available, the 7-footer who is in the running for conference MVP. Vegas was missing its top guard. The noted San Diego defense gave up a 51% overall shooting percentage, 12-24 on trey attempts, to the Rebels while shooting a lower than usual 40% overall. 

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Next games: Nor Cal Regional, Sat, Mar 8, at 7:00 p.m.

• Las Positas College @ Modesto Junior College
• San Jose City College @ City College San Francisco
• Skyline College @ West Valley College
• Cosumnes River College @ Santa Rosa Junior College

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Potpourri, Mar 3

Scores

Fri, Feb 28, NCAA D1 scores

No reportable game scores

Sat, Mar 1, NCAA D1 scores

Texas Tech 78, Kansas 73 box. In Lawrence, Darrion (Capital Christian High) Williams provided a solid 14 points, nine rebounds plus four assists in TT's takedown of the Jayhawks. Kansas now stands 10-8 in conference action.

Montana State 87, Sacramento State 60 box. The homestanding Hornets were outscored by 11 points in the first half and then 16 in the second 20 minutes of play.

Stanford 73, SMU 68 box. Maxime Raynaud led the Cardinal with 26 points and teammate Oziyah (Modesto Christian High) Sellers concluded with 10 points, four boards and four assists in the homecourt success. 

Portland State 79, Montana 76 OT box. Despite 36 points (12-15 on free throws) via Money (Oakland High) Williams, Montana fell by three to host Portland State. For the victors, Terri (Clovis North High/College of the Sequoias) Miller Jr. finished with 21 points and 11 rebounds. 

Indiana 78, Washington 62 box. Up in Seattle, Tyler (Granada High/Portland) Harris was just short of a double-double at 10 points and nine boards and added a pair of blocked shots for UW.

San Diego State 72, Wyoming 69 box. Both BJ (Modesto Christian High) Davis an Miles (Lincoln High) Byrd tallied 18 points apiece as the Aztecs nabbed a victory in Laramie.

Santa Clara 97, Pacific 66 box. When the Broncos are on, an opponent very early in a re-build doesn't stand a chance and so it was on Saturday. The shooting numbers were 51% to 37% plus the Tigers went 3-19 from long distance. Credit Pacific's Lamar Washington for putting up 19 points, grabbing six rebounds and dishing out six assists in the blowout.

St. Mary's 74 Oregon State 64 box. Augustas Marciulionis led the Gaels with both 25 points (7-12, 4-6 and 7-8 shooting) and seven assists and teammate Luke (Piedmont High) Barrett played a major role with 13 points, 10 boards and three assists. A 40-31 second half turned the trick for the Moraga-ites.

California 82, Boston College 71 box. Malian Maddy Sissoko treated his teammates to 21 points and 15 boards and the Bears out-shot BC 49% to 40% overall, plus 39% to 29% from long distance.

Gonzaga 95, San Francisco 75 box. The Big Bopper got reincarnated for at least a night and USF felt the sting. The Dons shot a usual win the game 46% overall despite going 3-18 from three-point range. The visiting Zags shot 58% overall, 11-24 from long distance. Homesteaders Marcus Williams paced the hosts with 28 points and also five assists while freshman teammate Tyrone Riley IV enjoyed an 11 point, 11 rebound double-double.

Hawai'i 78, UC Davis 70 box. TY Johnson scored 26 points (on 26 shots) but the Aggies could only manage 38% overall shooting while allowing 49% to the hosts. Freshman guard Aaron (Salesian Prep) Hunkin-Claytor started for UH, played 32 minutes, tallied eight points, grabbed seven boards (second on the team) and led by far with six assists. 

Sun, Mar 2, NCAA D1 scores

No reportable game scores

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Sat, Mar 1, CCCMBCA scores

City College San Francisco 88, Fresno City College 62

West Valley College 76, Sierra College 59

Las Positas College 91, Columbia College 80

Modesto Junior College 70, Contra Costa College 62

Cosumnes River College 66, College of the Sequoias 65 box Down by 12 at the half, Cosumnes stormed back with a strong defensive effort to win the second 20 minutes 34-21 on the road. Five CRC players scored in double figures, three off the bench and Jake Williams led with 11 points. Tyree (Burbank High) Gill tallied 28 points for Sequoias alongside nine rebounds and three steals, each total topping his team. 

Santa Rosa Junior College 89, Yuba College 69 SRCC box. Each of the Bear Cub starters finished in double figures scoring, led by 6-foot-3 Audon (Stevenson High) Forgus' 17 points. He also corralled nine boards.

San Jose City College 82, College of Alameda 64 CoA box. For Alameda, Ahmaree (Oakland Tech/Independence Community College) Muhammad finished with 28 points. 

Skyline College 81, Feather River College 71 Skybox. A quartet of Skyline starters concluded play scoring in double figures scoring with freshman Nick (Bellarmine College Prep) Corbett and sophomore Milandev (Fremont High-Sunnyvale) Chatha each totaling 19. Corbett led in rebounds with 10 for a double-double.

Games next Saturday, Mar 8

Las Positas College @ Modesto Junior College

San Jose City College @ City College San Francisco

Skyline College @ West Valley College

Cosumnes River College @ Santa Rosa Junior College

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News Bits

Nathalio Gray Jr.: "After a great talk with Coach (Damany) Hendrix, I’m blessed to receive a Division 1 offer from San Jose State. Thank you to the coaching staff for believing in me."

He's a 6-footer, attends The Branson School and is a 2027 prospect. SJSU needs a point for the 2025-26 season.

Gavin Sykes tallies 45 points as Modesto Christian takes down a tough Lincoln High squad 74-70 on February 25.

	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Final
Lincoln	18	18	09	25	79
MC	09	24	23	18	74

Sykes is a Long Beach State signee.

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JUCO Roundup: "Ylan Esso has earned an offer from San Diego  6’8 Fr G Modesto JC  15 PTS | 8 REB | 49% FG | 38% 3PT (6 ATT)"

This young man will have at least 15 offers before he makes his decision. He has four so far.

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"Granberry Tabbed Scholar Athlete of the Year, Slugs Earn Three All-Conference Selections"

6-foot-5 UC Santa Cruz senior Zach Granberry is out of Archbishop Mitty while 6-foot-9 junior Joseph (Pleasant Grove High) Espy, 6-foot-5 senior Zino Okah, and 6-foot-3 junior Andrew (West Campus High/Sacramento City College) Ferrara-Jones nabbed the various all conference honors.

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Thu, Feb 27

Point Loma bested visiting Menlo College 69-67 even with Landon (Healdsburg High) Seamon going for 20 points, nine boards, six assists and three steals. His one negative: seven turnovers.

6-foot-6 freshman Michael (Palo Alto High) Mora shot 7-10, 1-1, 0-2 respectively in scoring 15 points alongside four blocked shots and 6-foot-8 redshirt junior Konner (Placer High/Yuba College) Baroni provided 17 points (8-10, 0-1, 1-3 shooting respectively) plus five rebounds in Cal State Monterey Bay's 87-66 home loss to Cal State San Bernardino.

Shooting 10-15, 4-8 and 2-3 respectively, Demarreya (Enterprise High/Yuba College) Lewis-Cooper exploded for 26 points in leading Cal Poly Pomona to a 72-61 defeat of host Stanislaus State. Jeremiah (Salesian Prep) Jones paced the latter in all three categories with 15 points, six rebounds and four assists.

Cal State Los Angeles was behind 32-19 at the half but stormed back to win 68-65 versus Cal State East Bay as Shane (Salesian Prep) Bell was well-rounded with 17 points, five boards and five assists in the victory. For the Hayward-ites, Teiano (Vanden High/Sacramento State) Hardee finished with 16 points plus six rebounds and freshman teammate Jordan (Clovis North High) Espinoza just missed a double-double via 10 points and nine caroms.

Host Chico State bopped Sonoma State 95-68 with big Trae Taylor shooting a remarkable 14-14 from the floor on his way to 32 points, one third of the Wildcats' total.

Fri, Feb 28

Back in Maryland, UC Santa Cruz fell to Christopher Newport 84-78 with junior Caden (Miramonte High Brenniker providing 13 points on 5-7, 0-0, 3-3 shooting respectively, sophomore Miles Burrow scoring 12 points and Andrew (West Campus High/Sacramento City College) Ferrara-Jones contributing eight points plus eight boards in the loss.

Sat, Mar 1

Tyjean (Antelope High/College of the Sequoias) Burrell's 19 points paced five Gators scoring in double figures as host San Francisco State edged Cal State Los Angeles 89-87. Shane (Salesian Prep) Bell was big for the Southlanders via 25 points, eight rebounds and five assists.

Michael (Palo Alto High) Mora scored 16 points, brought down eight boards and earned four assists but Cal State Monterey Bay fell to visiting Cal Poly Pomona 78-70.

JoJo (Piedmont High) Murphy produced 21 points and teammate Isaiah (St. Francis High/Montana) Kerr tallied 10 points, a team high seven assists plus four rebounds in the 87-60 Chico State homecourt defeat of Cal State San Marcos.

Landon (Will C. Wood High) Seamon scored 30 points alongside six boards plus three assists as Menlo College bested Vanguard University 74-63. He 11-15, 0-0 and 8-9 respectively.

Lucky (Salesian Prep/Contra Costa College) Hampton totaled 22 points but Cal Maritime still fell to Benedictine (AZ) 79-58.

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