Inglewood

It was a scene only found in a gym in Los Angeles. On the baseline at Village Christian on Monday night, two fathers who played in the NBA were standing next to each other cheering and coaching their sons. USC assistant coach Will Conroy, the father of Village Christian freshman Will Conroy Jr., and Matt Barnes, the father of Crespi twins Isaiah and Carter Barnes, kept trying to will their sons to victory.

In the end, it was Conroy, who just turned 15, making a three-pointer from the top of the key with 2.4 seconds left to break a tie and lift unbeaten Village Christian to a 78-77 victory over Crespi. Conroy finished with 28 points, including the last two baskets for Village Christian (4-0), showing poise and confidence in pressure situations.

“I work out all the time specifically for these moments in the game,” Conroy said. “It’s like a normal shot for me.”

Crespi (4-1) played without head coach Derek Fisher, who had a scheduling conflict with his duties as a TV commentator for NBA games. Former Moorpark and Chaminade coach Ryan Moore, a Crespi assistant, took over coaching. Isaiah Barnes had 27 points and Nickon Daei had 21 points for Crespi, which later this week will face JSerra and Redondo Union in a challenging three-game road stand.

Village Christian received help from Deion Lewis and 6-foot-11 Aaro Salo, who each had 15 points. The Crusaders have players this season from Brazil, Mexico and Finland. But the biggest addition of all is Conroy, a point guard with a big-time future.

Inglewood 95, Cypress 80: Jason Crowe Jr. continued his pursuit of the state’s all-time scoring record, finishing with 50 points for Inglewood.

Cleveland 81, Blair 65: Sergine Deme finished with 36 points for the Cavaliers.

Long Beach Millikan 59, Beverly Hills 55: Freshman Quali Giran had 25 points and JoJo Wicker 20 points for the Rams.

Mira Costa 69, Chadwick 24: Paxx Bell had 17 points for 6-1 Mira Costa.

Eastvale Roosevelt 94, Murrieta Valley 58: Freshman Travis Walton Jr. scored 36 points for Roosevelt.

Bishop Alemany 78, Narbonne 42: Austin Acy had 27 points and 12 rebounds for 5-0 Alemany.

Trailing most of the game with five transfer students still not declared eligible, top-ranked Sierra Canyon turned to point guard Jordan Askew to deliver a 67-65 win over Millikan on Wednesday night.

The Trailblazers forced a turnover and got the ball near midcourt with 3.3 seconds left in a 65-65 tie. Askew took the inbounds pass and drove to make a layup before the buzzer sounded for the win.

What a debut for Millikan freshman point guard Quali Giran. He finished with 31 points. The Trailblazers couldn’t stop him except at the end, when they put together a double team to create a turnover. He had made a 15-foot shot earlier, but the basket was nullified because of a foul called before the shot.

Stephen Kankole had 20 points, Jordan Mize 19 and Maxi Adams 13 points and 10 rebounds for Sierra Canyon.

Brentwood 84, Simi Valley 54: AJ Okoh scored 28 points and had seven assists, and Ethan Hill contributed 15 points and 14 rebounds for 2-0 Brentwood.

Fairmont Prep 58, Tesoro 45: Fairmont Prep advanced to the semifinals of the Ocean View tournament.

Westlake 55, Golden Valley 48: Axel Ostergard and Zachary Kalinski each scored 16 points for the 2-0 Warriors.

Inglewood 86, Long Beach Cabrillo 38: Kevin Singleton scored 26 points and Jason Crowe Jr. had 24 points for Inglewood.

Oaks Christian 67, Milken 41: Grayson Coleman had 20 points in his debut for Milken after transferring from Calabasas to play for his father.