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Yes, Orange County has always had a neo-Nazi problem. A new deeply reported book explains why

Jan 5, 2026 News Desk

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American Reich: A Murder in Orange County, Neo-Nazis, and a New Age of Hate

By Eric Lichtblau
Little Brown and Company: 352 pages, $30

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Have you heard of Orange County? It’s where the good Republicans go before they die.

It should come as no surprise that Orange County, a beloved county for the grandfather of modern American conservatism, Ronald Reagan, would be the fertile landscape for far-right ideology and white supremacy. Reaganomics aside, the O.C. has long since held a special if not slightly off-putting place, of oceanfront leisure, modern luxury and all-American family entertainment — famed by hit shows (“The Real Housewives of Orange County,” “The O.C.” and “Laguna Beach,” among others). Even crime in Orange County has been sensationalized and glamorized, with themes veneered by opulence, secrecy and illusions of suburban perfection. To Eric Lichtblau, the Pulitzer Prize winner and former Los Angeles Times reporter, the real story is far-right terrorism — and its unspoken grip on the county’s story.

“One of the reasons I decided to focus on Orange County is that it’s not the norm — not what you think of as the Deep South. It’s Disneyland. It’s California,” Lichtblau says. “These are people who are trying to take back America from the shores of Orange County because it’s gotten too brown in their view.”

His newest investigative book, “American Reich,” focuses on the 2018 murder of gay Jewish teenager Blaze Bernstein as a lens to examine Orange County and how the hate-driven murder at the hands of a former classmate connects to a national web of white supremacy and terrorism.

I grew up a few miles away from Bernstein, attending a performing arts school similar to his — and Sam Woodward’s. I remember the early discovery of the murder where Woodward became a suspect, followed by the news that the case was being investigated as a hate crime. The murder followed the news cycle for years to come, but in its coverage, there was a lack of continuity in seeing how this event fit into a broader pattern and history ingrained in Orange County. There was a bar down the street from me where an Iranian American man was stabbed just for not being white. The seaside park of Marblehead, where friends and I visited for homecoming photos during sunset, was reported as a morning meet-up spot for neo-Nazis in skeleton masks training for “white unity” combat. These were just some of the myriad events Lichtblau explores as symptoms of something more unsettling than one-offs.

Samuel Lincoln Woodward speaks with his attorney during his arraignment on murder charges

Samuel Lincoln Woodward, of Newport Beach, speaks with his attorney during his 2018 arraignment on murder charges in the death of Blaze Bernstein.

(Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

Lichtblau began the book in 2020, in the midst of COVID. He wanted to find a place emblematic of the national epidemic that he, like many others, was witnessing — some of the highest record of anti-Asian attacks, assaults on Black, Latino and LGBTQ+ communities, and rising extremist rhetoric and actions.

“Orange County kind of fit a lot of those boxes,” Lichtblau says. “The horrible tragedy with Blaze Bernstein being killed by one of his high school classmates — who had been radicalized — reflected a growing brazenness of the white supremacy movement we’ve seen as a whole in America in recent years.”

Bernstein’s death had been only two years prior. The Ivy League student had agreed to meet former classmate Woodward one evening during winter break. The two had never been close; Woodward had been a lone wolf during his brief time at the Orange County School of the Arts, before transferring due to the school’s liberalness. On two separate occasions over the years, Woodward had reached out to Bernstein under the pretense of grappling with his own sexuality. Bernstein had no idea he was being baited, or that his former classmate was part of a sprawling underground network of far-right extremists — connected to mass shooters, longtime Charles Manson followers, neo-Nazi camps, and online chains where members bonded over a shared fantasy of harming minorities and starting a white revolution.

“But how is this happening in 2025?”

These networks didn’t appear out of nowhere. They had long been planted in Orange County’s soil, leading back to the early 1900s when the county was home to sprawling orange groves.

Mexican laborers, who formed the backbone of the orange-grove economy (second to oil and generating wealth that even rivaled the Gold Rush), were met with violence when the unionized laborers wanted to strike for better conditions. The Orange County sheriff, also an orange grower, issued an order. “SHOOT TO KILL, SAYS SHERIFF,” the banner headline in the Santa Ana Register read. Chinese immigrants also faced violence. They had played a large role in building the county’s state of governance, but were blamed for a case of leprosy, and at the suggestion of a councilman, had their community of Chinatown torched while the white residents watched.

Gideon Bernstein and Jeanne Pepper Bernstein, center, parents of Blaze Bernstein

Gideon Bernstein and Jeanne Pepper Bernstein, center, parents of Blaze Bernstein, speak during a news conference after a 2018 sentencing for Samuel Woodward at Orange County Superior Court.

(Jeff Gritchen/Pool / Orange County Register)

Leading up to the new millennium brought an onslaught of white power rock coming out of the county’s music scene. Members with shaved heads and Nazi memorabilia would dance to rage-fueled declarations of white supremacy, clashing, if not worse, with non-white members of the community while listening to lyrics like, “When the last white moves out of O.C., the American flag will leave with me… We’ll die for a land that’s yours and mine” (from the band Youngland).

A veteran and member of one of Orange County’s white power bands, Wade Michael Page, later murdered six congregants at at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin in 2012.

“It’s come and gone,” says Lichtblau, who noticed these currents shifting in the early 2000s — and over the years, when Reagandland broke in certain parts to become purple. Even with sights of blue amid red, Trump on the landscape brought a new wave — one that Lichtblau explains was fueled by “claiming their country back” and “capturing the moment that Trump released.”

It can be hard to fathom the reality: that the Orange County of white supremacy exists alongside an Orange County shaped both economically and culturally by its immigrant communities, where since 2004, the majority of its residents are people of color. Then again, to anyone who has spent considerable time there, you’ll notice the strange cognitive dissonance among its cultural landscape.

It’s a peculiar sight to see a MAGA stand selling nativist slogans on a Spanish-named street, or Confederate flags in the back of pickup trucks pulling into the parking lots of neighborhood taquerias or Vietnamese pho shops for a meal. Or some of the families who have lived in the county for generations still employing Latino workers, yet inside their living rooms Fox News will be playing alarmist rhetoric about “Latinos,” alongside Reagan-era memorabilia proudly displayed alongside framed Bible verses. This split reality — a multicultural community and one of the far-right — oddly fills the framework of a county born from a split with its neighbor, L.A., only to develop an aggressive identity against said neighbor’s perceived liberalness.

It’s this cultural rejection that led to “the orange curtain” or the “Orange County bubble,” which suggest these racially-charged ideologies stay contained or, exhaustingly, echo within the county’s sphere. On the contrary, Lichtblau has seen how these white suburban views spill outward. Look no further than the U.S. Capitol insurrection on Jan. 6, also the book’s release date.

While popular belief might assume these insurrectionists came from deeply conservative areas, it was actually the contrary, as Lichtblau explains. “It was from places like Orange County,” he says, “where the voting patterns were seeing the most shift.” Some might argue — adamantly or reluctantly — that Jan. 6 was merely a stop-the-steal protest gone wrong, a momentary lapse or mob mentality. But Lichtblau sees something much larger. “This was white pride on display. There was a lot of neo-Nazi stuff, including a lot of Orange County people stuff.”

As a society, it’s been collectively decided to expect the profile of the lone wolf killer, the outcast, wearing an identity strung from the illusions of a white man’s oppression — the type to rail against unemployment benefits but still cash the check. Someone like Sam Woodward, cut from the vestiges of the once venerable conservative Americana family, the type of God-fearing Christians who, as “American Reich” studies in the Woodward household, teach and bond over ideological hate, and even while entrenched in a murder case, continuously reach out to the victim’s family to the point where the judge has to intervene. The existence of these suburban families is known, as is the slippery hope one will never cross paths with them in this ever-spinning round of American roulette. But neither these individuals nor their hate crimes are random, as Lichtblau discusses, and the lone wolves aren’t as alone as assumed. These underground channels have long been ingrained in the American groundscape like landmines, now reactivated by a far-right digital landscape that connects these members and multiplies their ideologies on a national level. Lichtblau’s new investigation goes beyond the paradigm of Orange County to show a deeper cultural epidemic that’s been taking shape.

Beavin Pappas is an arts and culture writer. Raised in Orange County, he now splits his time between New York and Cairo, where he is at work on his debut book.

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TRAVEL

EasyJet discount code to get £400 off holidays as airline launches Big Orange Sale

Dec 31, 2025 Travel Desk

EasyJet has launched a major sale that could see you save up to £400 off a package holiday, while some getaways start from as little as £187 per person with everything included

As the festivities wind down, many of us are looking ahead to the new year with plans to book our 2026 getaway.

Now could be the best time to secure your next trip, as easyJet has launched a major sale, offering up to £400 off a lengthy list of holidays. EasyJet has launched its Big Orange Sale to help travellers book those desirable destinations at a discounted rate.

Holidaymakers can save up to £400 by using a simple code on a catalogue of EasyJet holidays, from city breaks to beach escapes. The low-cost flights and package holiday group offers more than 8,000 hotels in over 100 destinations across Europe and North Africa, from Amsterdam and Prague to Gran Canaria and Marmaris.

Additionally, all of its package holidays include flights, a hotel, 23kg luggage, some transfers, and the option to secure the trip for a deposit of just £60 per person.

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Those looking to take advantage of the Big Orange Sale will need to use the code BIGSALE on the easyJet website when booking a package holiday.

This could see you save £50 on a minimum spend of £500, £100 on a minimum spend of £800, £150 on a minimum spend of £1,500, £300 on a minimum spend of £3,000 and £400 on a minimum spend of £4,000.

EasyJet has outlined some of the best holiday packages available for 2026, with some starting from as little as £184 per person. These include:

  • Four nights at the 3-star Espresso City Centre in Amsterdam on a Room Only basis for £227 per person, including flights from London Southend on 1 February 2026
  • Four nights at the 4-star Mamaison Residence Downtown in Prague on a Room Only basis for £231 per person, including flights from Glasgow on 8 February 2026
  • Three nights at the 4-star Dream Castle Paris in Paris on a Bed and Breakfast basis for £184 per person, including flights from Liverpool on 1 March 2026
  • Seven nights at the 5-star Melia Dunas Beach Resort & Spa in Cape Verde on an All Inclusive basis for £832 per person, including 23kg luggage, transfers and flights from Manchester on 29 January 2026
  • Seven nights at the 4-star Valeria Dar Atlas Resort in Marrakech on an All Inclusive basis for £435 per person, including 23kg luggage, transfers and flights from Liverpool on 5 February 2026
  • Seven nights at the 5-star Grand Ideal Premium Hotel in Marmaris on an All Inclusive basis for £490 per person, including 23kg luggage, transfers and flights from Edinburgh on 16 April 2026
  • Seven nights at the 4-star Golden Costa Salou in Salou on a Half Board basis for £415 per person, including 23kg luggage, transfers and flights from Manchester on 18 April 2026
  • Seven nights at the 4-star Abora Buenaventura by Lopesan Hotels in Gran Canaria on a Half Board basis for £460 per person, including 23kg luggage, transfers and flights from London Gatwick on 20 April 2026
  • Seven nights at the 4-star Sol Lanzarote in Lanzarote on an All Inclusive basis for £637 per person, including 23kg luggage, transfers, a free child’s place and flights from Birmingham on 5 May 2026

For more information or to book your easyJet package holiday, you can visit their website.

Do you have a travel story to share? Email webtravel@reachplc.com

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Jazz Jennings shows off her 100-lb weight loss in a plunging orange swimsuit after graduating from Harvard

Dec 29, 2025 News Desk

Collage of two images, one of a woman in a graduation gown, and the other of the same woman in a swimsuit.

Jazz Jennings has turned heads for a number of recent accomplishments.

After her last semester at Harvard, where she not only aced her classes but also tossed her graduation cap into the air, the star is now flaunting the results of her hard-earned 100-pound weight loss.

Jazz Jennings stuns in plunging orange swimsuitCredit: Instagram/JazzJennings
Jazz Jennings also graduated from HarvardCredit: Instagram/jazzjennings

And, boy, does she look fabulous.

Jazz shared a jaw-dropping photo of herself in a plunging orange striped halter swimsuit, on which fans flocked to comment.

The reality TV star has lost over 100 pounds, and the snap serves as a reminder that hard work and dedication can truly pay off.

Rising to fame as one of the stars of the groundbreaking reality show I Am Jazz, she introduced viewers to her life as a transgender girl navigating adolescence.

The show not only chronicled her personal experiences but also brought awareness to the issues faced by the LGBTQ+ community.

Now, with a degree from Harvard under her belt, Jazz is proving that she is more than just a reality star.

Her recent photos — like the stunning one where she’s rocking that sizzling orange swimsuit — showcase her journey to confidence.

Jazz Jennings on the beachCredit: Instagram/JazzJennings
Jazz Jennings on Instagram after significant weight lossCredit: Instagram/jazzjennings_

She also posted a family video showing the changes they all made between 2020 and 2025.

Jazz has always been unapologetically herself.

At just six years old, Jennings and her family began sharing their experiences on television, shedding light on the unique challenges of growing up transgender.

Her inspiring journey was highlighted on national programs like 20/20 and The Rosie Show, where she made a memorable appearance alongside Chaz Bono.

In 2011, the Oprah Winfrey Network debuted a documentary titled “I Am Jazz: A Family in Transition,” which focuses on her life and family.

Jazz was assigned male at birth in West Palm Beach, Florida, but at the age of four, she was diagnosed with gender dysphoria.

She publicly identified as transgender in a 2007 interview with Barbara Walters, which contributed to discussions about authenticity and gender identity.

Activiist Jazz Jennings in a blue halter topCredit: Instagram/Jazz Jennings
Jazz Jennings post’s naked bath picture after weight lossCredit: Instagram/Jazz Jennings
Jazz Jennings stuns in black and white swimsuit in 2024. “Confidence is knowing what you’re fully capable of without feeling a need to prove it,” she wroteCredit: Instagram/azzjennings_

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POLITICS

Brown, Garamendi Rally Orange County Democrats

Dec 28, 2025 Politics Desk

ANAHEIM — State Treasurer Kathleen Brown and state Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi brought their gubernatorial campaigns to a convention of Orange County Democrats on Saturday, virtually ignoring each other and instead aiming their fire at Gov. Pete Wilson.

In a straw poll taken throughout the day, Brown beat Garamendi by 140 votes to 114. The third Democrat in the race, state Sen. Tom Hayden of Santa Monica, did not attend the meeting but received 27 votes.

The convention of about 500 Orange County Democrats served as a pep rally for the political party seeking to build momentum in a county controlled by the Republican Party, which holds an 18-point voter registration margin over Democrats.

Leading off a forum for statewide candidates, Brown said that until Wilson faced the pressure of an election year he did not fight the migration of California jobs to other states, that he cut education funding without trying to improve schools, and that he “talks tough on crime at the front door while he lets dangerous parolees out the back door.”

Californians, she said, do not feel safer and do not feel more economic security than they did before Wilson took office.

“And that’s why we need a change from the Rip Van Wilson who’s been sleeping and slumbering for the last three years in the governor’s office,” Brown told the delegates.

Garamendi, who has attracted attention in local communities throughout the state by “working” side-by-side with everyday workers such as jailers, teachers and factory workers, said Wilson “does not have a clue; does not have the foggiest understanding of what’s taking place” on issues such as worker safety and California’s choked transportation system.

Garamendi grew more passionate as he spoke about health care. His own plan for California, never approved, served as a starting point for development of President Clinton’s health care plan that has run into a firestorm of criticism.

“When I hear after 25 years of my crusade to establish a national health plan, when I hear the Republicans say to me that there’s no health crisis, oh boy, I’m telling you, we are in for a fight,” Garamendi said. “We will have a national health plan that provides health care to every single American, and it will be done.”

Earlier in the day, state Democratic Party Chairman Bill Press urged Orange County Democrats to help “get rid of that cruel and that cold and that callous, incompetent and poor excuse for a governor named Pete Wilson.”

Convention organizers said the convention should serve as a reminder to Democratic statewide candidates that Orange County should not be ignored–that Democrats here can cut into the huge margins that statewide Republican candidates often rely on to carry them over the top.

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SPORT

High school basketball: Saturday’s scores

Dec 28, 2025 Sports Desk

SATURDAY’S RESULTS

BOYS

CITY SECTION

Harbor Teacher 52, Maywood Academy 36

SOUTHERN SECTION

Alemany 70, Saugus 63

Alta Loma 68, Orange Vista 65

Arcadia 52, San Gabriel Academy 47

Arroyo Valley 59, Jurupa Valley 48

Azusa 66, Bolsa Grande 53

Banning 55, San Gorgonio 47

Beverly Hills 47, Highland 41

Bishop Amat 92, Pioneer 45

Brentwood 67, Newport Beach Pacifica Christian 65

Burbank 51, Keppel 40

Cajon 55, Rialto 48

Cantwell-Sacred Heart 87, Grand Terrace 28

Canyon Country Canyon 72, Pasadena Poly 50

Carter 65, Indian Springs 64

Cerritos 61, Fullerton 60

Claremont 69, Chino 45

Corona 80, Colton 43

Corona Santiago 85, San Juan Hills 41

Crossroads 65, California 58

Culver City 61, Brea Olinda 51

Cypress 78, Del Norte 55

Dana Hills 55, Central 41

Diamond Ranch 56, Arroyo 30

Downey 55, Sonora 54

Eastside 70, St. Bonaventure 53

El Modena 57, Arlington 51

Esperanza 51, Diamond Bar 49

Faith Lutheran 76, Upland 59

Flintridge Prep 48, Hart 42

Fountain Valley 67, La Palma Kennedy 67

Gabrielino 61, Eisenhower 55

Garden Grove Pacifica 57, Cerritos Valley Christian 43

Garden Grove Santiago 42, Nogales 37

Glendale 65, Firebaugh 50

Glendora 60, Los Osos 58

Godinez 63, Rowland 61

Godinez 56, Marina 50

Heritage 74, Rim of the World 44

Hillcrest 84, Riverside Notre Dame 61

Hillcrest Christian 65, Xavier Prep 43

Holy Martyrs Armenian 55, Dos Pueblos 50

Jurupa Hills 83, Temecula Prep 70

Laguna Beach 62, Lynwood 46

La Serna 52, Hacienda Heights Wilson 41

Long Beach Cabrillo 52, Garden Grove 49

Los Alamitos 56, Rancho Cucamonga

Los Altos 83, Lakeside 58

Maranatha 58, Crescenta Valley 55

Millikan 81, Santa Ana Foothill 40

Mission College Prep 55, Littlerock 49

Montclair 70, Paso Robles 56

Norco 47, Chaffey 46

Ontario Christian 73, Chaparral 65

Oxford Academy 46, El Rancho 38

Palm Desert 64, Redlands 30

Paramount 60, Loara 46

Portola 77, La Canada 64

Ramona 85, Redlands Adventist Academy 56

Rancho Alamitos 64, Santa Ana 60

Redondo Union 60, Damien 59

Rio Hondo Prep 50, Baldwin Park 16

Rosemead 65, Hoover 62

Royal 51, Lompoc Cabrillo 44

San Clemente 54, Warren 43

Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 65, Riverside Prep 29

Santa Clara 52, Buena 50

Santa Fe 50, Saddleback 46

Santa Fe 42, Sage Hill 34

Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 68, Temescal Canyon 61

Segerstrom 55, Costa Mesa 51

Serrano 50, Bloomington 32

Servite 54, Tustin 35

Shadow Ridge 83, Orange 37

Sierra Vista 56, La Puente 41

Sierra Vista 56, Camarillo 49

Silverado 74, Canyon Springs 15

South Torrance 74, West Covina 49

St. Anthony 64, Tesoro 55

St. Francis 71, Pilibos 49

St. Paul 61, Buena Park 54

Torrance 62, Peninsula 52

Trabuco Hills 84, Classical Academy 40

Troy 81, Palmdale Aerospace Academy 50

Valley View 54, Victor Valley 48

Ventura 56, San Luis Obispo 50

Viewpoint 62, Palo Verde 43

Walnut 73, Ridgecrest Burroughs 59

Westlake 54, Milken 53

West Ranch 76, Burbank Burroughs 42

Woodbridge 73, Compton 63

WSCA 67, Desert Christian Academy 46

Yucaipa 60, Vista del Lago 47

INTERSECTIONAL

AGBU 62, Parlier 27

Anaheim 64, Vistamar 56

Ayala 54, Oceanside El Camino 49

Bakersfield 81, Vista Murrieta 62

Bakersfield Christian 41, Rancho Christian 40

Bell Gardens 57, Gardena 49

Birmingham 72, Tennyson 40

Blair 63, North Hollywood 49

Bonita 64, Las Vegas Meadows School 58

Brawley 67, Desert Hot Springs 51

Calabasas 76, Menlo School 53

Calexico 58, Beaumont 30

Campbell Hall 75, Washington Prep 69

Carlsbad 71, Verbum Dei 61

Central East 49, Marquez 45

Charter Oak 69, South Gate 21

Compton Centennial 62, Garfield 44

Corona Centennial 70, Meridian (Idaho) Owyhee 46

Corona del Mar 83, Monterey Trail 60

Crean Lutheran 61, Phoenix O’Connor 60

Crespi 70, Richmond Salesian College Prep 67

Culver City 61, Brea Olinda 51

Duarte 66, Bell 34

Eastvale Roosevelt 65, American Fork (Utah) 61

Folsom 60, Loyola 54

Fresno Roosevelt 59, Shadow Hills 49

Elk Grove Franklin 74, Santa Paula 65

Fairfax 50, Redmond (Wash.) 48

Fairmont Prep 52, La Habra 35

Gahr 49, King/Drew 43

Great Oak 76, La Jolla Community 55

Harvard-Westlake 84, Meridian (Idaho) Mountain View 28

Henderson (Nev.) Foothill 61, Linfield Christian 41

Henderson (Nev.) Liberty 61, Etiwanda 59

Hesperia 73, Scottsdale (Ariz.) Saguaro 59

Honolulu Maryknoll 68, Norte Vista 56

Huntington Park 50, Honolulu Hawaii Baptist Academy 43

Inglewood 74, Benton (Ark.) 66

JSerra 67, San Jose Archbishop Mitty 56

Kent (Wash.) Kentridge 66, Santa Monica 56

Kirkland (Wash.) Lake Washington 71, Westchester 41

Las Vegas Somerset Academy Losee 70, Oakwood 65

L.A. Wilson 67, Don Lugo 52

Layton Christian (Utah) 63, La Mirada 58

Leuzinger 61, Rancho Dominguez 50

Long Beach Wilson 65, Boulder City (Nev.) 48

Mary Star of the Sea 59, Carson 57

Mater Dei 105, Cosunnes Oaks 51

Mayfair 55, Palisades 49

Mercer Island (Wash.) 54, Beckman 49

Mira Costa 69, Douglas (Nev.) 41

Moorpark 67, Sylmar 56

Moreno Valley 48, Hughson 36

North Torrance 71, Van Nuys 22

Norwalk 68, Chowchilla 56

Oak Park 77, Madera 45

Orange Lutheran 77, Las Vegas Desert Pines 70

Paloma Valley 66, Chatsworth 65

Phoenix Sunnyslope 61, St. John Bosco 54

Pleasant Grove 72, St. Genevieve 60

Ponderosa 88, Bosco Tech 60

Redlands East Valley 82, MSCP 72

Reno (Nev.) Bishop Manogue 71, Edison 53

Rio Mesa 49, St. Joseph Notre Dame 42

Riverside King 55, Northwood 27

Rolling Hills Prep 61, Mesa (Ariz.) 47

Royal 78, Selma 53

Salesian 59, Sotomayor 28

San Diego 53, Bellflower 40

San Joaquin Memorial 55, Pasadena 53

San Marcos 54, Davis Sr. 50

San Pedro 70, Palos Verdes 66

Santa Barbara 75, Dougherty Valley 64

Santa Margarita 95, Las Vegas Clark 69

Seattle King’s 51, Adelanto 40

Sheldon 71, St. Bernard 56

Sierra Canyon 79, Gresham (Ore.) Barlow 51

South Hills 44, Granada Hills Kennedy 37

St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 67, De La Salle 64

Summit 70, Seattle Roosevelt 68

Sunny Hills 63, North Las Vegas Cheyenne 56

Temple City 59, Ridgeview 33

Thousand Oaks 68, San Francisco Lowell 22

Valencia 75, Ygnacio Valley 54

Village Christian 73, San Ramon Valley 60

Western Sierra Collegiate Academy 67, Desert Christian Academy 46

Westmont 56, Agoura 54

GIRLS

CITY SECTION

Granada Hills 66, Granada Hills Kennedy 50

SOUTHERN SECTION

Aliso Niguel 77, Palm Springs 25

Alta Loma 57, Great Oak 55

Anaheim Canyon 55, La Serna 54

Apple Valley 38, Montclair 30

Beaumont 45, Riverside Poly 40

Bishop Amat 53, Temescal Canyon 32

Burbank 66, Agoura 35

Burbank Burroughs 58, Heritage Christian 31

Calabasas 54, Maranatha 48

Cantwell-Sacred Heart 45, San Dimas 41

Cerritos Valley Christian 53, Laguna Hills 50

Coachella Valley 44, Indio 21

Costa Mesa 46, La Habra 22

Crean Lutheran 54, Ramona 38

Crescenta Valley 59, Claremont 50

Cypress 46, Long Beach Jordan 40

Elsinore 45, Grand Terrace 44

Flintridge Prep 88, Leuzinger 67

Fontana 55, Vista del Lago 20

Fullerton 72, Orange 38

Gahr 49, Banning 34

Garden Grove 48, Century 16

Glendora 71, Eastvale Roosevelt 57

Huntington Beach 43, Capistrano Valley Christian 27

JSerra 53, Oak Park 48

La Salle 55, Chino 34

Liberty 56, Oakwood 41

Loma Linda Academy 51, Lucerne Valley 13

Los Alamitos 64, Tesoro 50

Los Altos 57, Valley View 47

Los Osos 50, Chaparral 42

Louisville 45, Desert Pines 35

Marina 51, Santa Fe 44

Mira Costa 64, Troy 41

Murrieta Mesa 43, Corona del Mar 24

Newport Beach Pacifica Christian 55, South El Monte 11

North Torrance 50, Antelope Valley 9

Oak Hills 47, Sonora 20

Royal 44, Fillmore 43

San Bernardino 49, Don Lugo 17

San Luis Obispo 58, Godinez 56

Santa Paula 60, St. Genevieve 51

Savanna 58, Woodbridge 44

Shadow Hills 45, Corona Santiago 44

Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 90, Newbury Park 51

Sierra Canyon 72, San Juan Hills 22

Silverado 53, Rancho Verde 51

St. Anthony 78, North Torrance 51

St. Margaret’s 65, Palm Desert 27

Thousand Oaks 64, Rio Mesa 36

Torrance 60, Del Sol 56

Tustin 35, Westminster La Quinta 31

West Ranch 62, PACS 13

Whittier 54, Arroyo 14

Whittier Christian 46, Walnut 26

Windward 68, Bishop Montgomery 50

Yucca Valley 28, Gahr 27

INTERSECTIONAL

AGBU 50, Brawley 9

Alisal 41, Chaminade 36

Beckman 64, King/Drew 32

Bellevue (Wash.) 81, Rancho Cucamonga 34

Bellevue (Wash.) Sammamish 58, Trabuco Hills 35

Bishop Montgomery 49, Surprise (Ariz.) Paradise Honors 44

Brentwood 71, Colfax 29

Buena Park 48, Honolulu Hawaii Baptist Academy 34

Calexico 49, Yucca Valley 21

Campolindo 42, Holy Martyrs Armenian 36

Carson 56, Rosemead 38

Chicago (IL) Kenwood 43, Lynwood 37

Corona Centennial 85, Carlsbad 38

Dinuba 54, Northwood 38

Etiwanda 68, Kirkland (Wash.) Lake Washington 44

Fairmont Prep 50, Houston Summer Creek 49

Garces Memorial 50, Lancaster 46

Harvard-Westlake 65, L.A. Hamilton 25

Highland 65, RFK Community 46

Honolulu Maryknoll 66, Downey 37

Imperial 64, Desert Christian Academy 20

La Palma Kennedy 47, North Las Vegas Legacy 30

Liberty 30, Mira Mesa 29

Louisville 52, Las Vegas Clark 40

Monterrey Trail 66, Palos Verdes 45

Ontario 40, Sage Creek 34

Orange Lutheran 58, North County San Marcos 39

Philomath (Ore.) 60, Alemany 48

Piedmont 75, Santa Margarita 36

Pilibos 49, Taft 33

Redondo Union 46, La Jolla Country Day 31

Redwood 48, El Dorado 39

Rosary Academy 59, Page (AZ) 29

Sacred Heart of Jesus 49, Oceanside El Camino 42

Sage Hill 77, Camas (Wash.) 59

San Diego Canyon Hills 49, Paloma Valley 34

Sierra Pacific 58, Keppel 44

Sunny Hills 57, Pahrump Valley (Nev.) 33

Trinity Classical Academy 50, El Camino Real 21

Ukiah 56, Murrieta Valley 44

Ventura 47, Gilbert (Ariz.) 44

Verdugo Hills 39, Hart 38

Village Christian 50, Torrey Pines 36

Westlake 59, Las Vegas Sunrise Mountain 35

Windward 77, Las Vegas Desert Oasis 56

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High school basketball: Friday’s scores

Dec 27, 2025 Sports Desk

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

BOYS

CITY SECTION

Wilmington Banning 57, Harbor Teacher 56

SOUTHERN SECTION

AGBU 62, Desert Christian Academy 24

Alta Loma 50, Eastvale Roosevelt 43

Arlington 73, Costa Mesa 46

Arcadia 64, Mayfair 59

Azusa 76, Ambassador 56

Beaumont 53, La Quinta 39

Bell Gardens 57, Covina 41

Beverly Hills 54, Camarillo 39

Bishop Amat 87, Victor Valley 49

Brea Olinda 49, Chaffey 19

Cantwell-Sacred Heart 79, Ocean View 49

Carter 70, Banning 45

Central 69, Rancho Mirage 67

Cerritos Valley Christian 55, Norwalk 33

Chaparral 75, Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 67

Chino Hills 52, South Torrance 48

Colony 72, Linfield Christian 39

Corona del Mar 61, Upland 39

Culver City 68, Norco 54

Desert Hot Springs 68, Hillcrest Christian 61

El Modena 56, Segerstrom 32

Elsinore 58, Warren 53

Esperanza 50, Northview 19

Fairmont Prep 55, Campbell Hall 45

Fountain Valley 78, Saddleback 48

Gabrielino 53, Sultana 27

Gahr 61, Crescenta Valley 56

Garden Grove 53, Lynwood 48

Godinez 69, Rancho Alamitos 53

Hesperia 66, Desert Pines 51

Holy Martyrs Armenian 61, Ventura 45

Huntington Beach 75, Chino 68

Indian Springs 69, San Gorgonio 30

Jurupa Hills 67, Arroyo 58

La Palma Kennedy 53, Santa Fe 38

La Serna 63, Ridgecrest Burroughs 32

Leuzinger 83, St. Paul 45

Long Beach Cabrillo 60, Laguna Beach 42

Long Beach Wilson 62, Cerritos 60

Los Altos 71, Burbank 64

Marina 60, Compton 56

Milken 65, Alemany 55

Montebello 54, San Gabriel 46

Moreno Valley 72, Indio 45

Northwood 62, Paloma Valley 50

Oakwood 70, Verbum Dei 68

Ontario Christian 72, Temescal Canyon 38

Orange Vista 55, Shadow Hills 43

Oxford Academy 65, Anaheim 55

Paramount 72, Savanna 53

Palm Desert 96, Barstow 42

Palm Springs 68, Grand Terrace 15

Peninsula 74, CAMS 37

Pilibos 58, West Ranch 50

Portola 72, La Puente 49

Redlands 48, Kaiser 44

Redlands East Valley 68, Cathedral 65

Rialto 66, Salesian 55

Rolling Hills Prep 51, California 50

Riverside Notre Dame 74, Jurupa Valley 43

Rowland 44, Santa Ana 39

Santa Barbara 85, Whitney 61

Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 47, Charter Oak 42

Schurr 83, Canyon Country Canyon 69

Shadow Ridge 50, Irvine 49

Sierra Vista 67, Highland 56

Silverado 72, Sierra Vista 29

South Torrance 66, Mary Star of the Sea 32

St. Anthony 60, Beckman 59

St. Francis 68, Burroughs Burbank 23

St. Genevieve 56, Torres 47

Summit 80, Palo Verde Valley 60

Temecula Prep 64, Diamond Ranch 62

Temecula Valley 79, West Covina 17

Temple City 78, Hoover 41

Valley View 51, Riverside North 41

Villa Park 79, Simi Valley 44

Vista Murrieta 94, Lakewood 34

Walnut 59, Whittier Christian 56

Western Christian 68, Hacienda Heights Wilson 61

Westlake 68, Saugus 51

Woodbridge 65, Western 35

Yucaipa 69, Bloomington 19

INTERSECTIONAL

Agoura 65, Alameda St. Joseph Notre Dame 57

Alameda 76, Murrieta Valley 67

Albany St. Mary’s 67, Corona Santiago 57

Ayala 56, Chula Vista Mater Dei 47

Bakersfield 71, Arrowhead Christian 45

Bakersfield Ridgeview 63, Duarte 32

Bellflower 59, St. Joseph Academy 47

Birmingham 62, Aliso Niguel 54

Bogart (GA) North Oconee 65, St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 64

Bonita 57, Ponderosa 36

Brawley 62, Xavier Prep 33

Cajon 82, Sotomayor 17

Capistrano Valley 80, Hughson 50

Carlsbad Army-Navy 63, Yorba Londa 57

Chaminade 97, Kihei Charter (HI) 23

Crean Lutheran 62, Meridian (ID) Owyhee 59

Crenshaw 51, Pasadena Poly 36

Crespi 73, Layton Christian Academy (UT) 70

Cypress 64, San Diego Maranatha Christian 51

Damien 64, Dallas (TX) Parish Episcopal 56

Diamond Bar 72, Franklin 55

Dominguez 69, LACES 57

Dublin 71, Laguna Hills 46

Edison 68, Mira Mesa 65

Eisenhower 70, Gardena 42

Elk Grove Franklin 78, Rio Mesa 33

Etiwanda 53, San Joaquin Memorial 50

Folsom 54, Rancho Christian 46

Fullerton 54, Boulder City (NV) 42

Garden Grove Pacifica 66, Chowchilla 39

Glendora 63, Marquez 18

Great Oak 71, Westchester 48

Harvard-Westlake 70, Unsparing (Germany) 44

Henderson (NV) Liberty 48, Pasadena 47

Hyattsville (MD) DeMatha 67, Windward 61

Incline (NV) 52, Orange 32

JSerra 71, Cleveland (OH) St. Ignatius 70

Kent (WA) Kentridge 86, South Pasadena 53

La Habra 63, Washington Prep 48

Las Vegas (NV) Doral Academy Red Rock 59, Sunny Hills 40

Legacy Christian Academy 48, Peoria (AZ) Liberty 38

Long Beach Jordan 73, Eagle Rock 58

Los Alamitos 61, Antioch Cornerstone Christian 29

Los Amigos 56, Henderson (NV) Foothill 51

Los Osos 69, Central East 61

Loyola 67, Bakersfield Christian 51

Menlo School 62, St. Bonaventure 52

Mesa (AZ) 81, Crossroads 72

Millikan 63, Danville Monte Vista 50

Mira Costa 55, La Costa Canyon 44

Moorpark 57, Fairfax 47

MSCP 45, Liberty 30

Murrieta Mesa 80, San Diego Cathedral Catholic 76

Newport Beach Pacifica Christian 64, Redwood 57

Phoenix (AZ) O’Connor 63, Corona Centennial 53

Phoenix (AZ) Sunnyslope 64, Eastvale Roosevelt 52

Pinole Valley 77, Oak Park 51

Rancho Bernardo 75, Trabuco Hills 53

Rancho Cucamonga 58, Ross Branson 55

Redondo Union 110, Clovis North 56

Richmond Salesian College Prep 80, La Mirada 60

Riverside King 76, Chatsworth 33

Riverside Prep 65, South Gate 39

Rosemead 57, Bell 37

San Francisco Lowell 51, Dos Pueblos 46

San Gabriel Academy 66, Palisades 57

San Marino 60, Carlsbad Pacific Ridge 45

Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 55, Coeur de’Alene (ID) Lake City 45

Sierra Canyon 79, Clackamas (OR) 41

St. Bernard 65, Snoqualmie (WA) Mount Si 64

St. John Bosco 56, American Fork (UT) 39

Stockton Lincoln 59, St. Monica 44

Sonora 75, Scripps Ranch 52

South Hills 52, North Hollywood 41

Thousand Oaks 68, Davis Sr. 61

Torrance 85, South East 41

Torrey Pines 70, Riverside Poly 51

Valencia 76, Maple Valley (WA) Tahoma 54

Victory Christian Academy 68, Norte Vista 62

Washington D.C. Digital Pioneers Academy 62, North Torrance 48

Westminster La Quinta 68, Loara 53

Westmont 50, San Marcos 44

GIRLS

CITY SECTION

Carson 50, Gardena 16

Grant 51, RFK Community 31

LA Hamilton 54, Arleta 42

Rancho Dominguez 43, Port of Los Angeles 36

SOUTHERN SECTION

Agoura 45, Fillmore 39

Aliso Niguel 60, Desert Christian Academy 22

Anaheim Canyon 42, Glendora 39

Beckman 61, Mira Costa 45

Bonita 68, Temescal Canyon 32

Brentwood 67, Flintridge Prep 50

Buena Park 56, Cypress 43

Burbank 55, Moorpark 39

Cerritos Valley Christian 39, Montclair 30

Chino 57, Yucaipa 56

Chino Hills 51, Chaparral 48

Coachella Valley 52, Brawley 18

Corona Centennial 90, Camarillo 31

Crean Lutheran 62, Riverside Poly 31

Desert Hills 64, La Palma Kennedy 39

El Modena 56, Costa Mesa 32

Elsinore 42, Riverside Notre Dame 36

Fullerton 48, Irvine 37

Gardena Serra 63, Rancho Buena Vista 29

Godinez 58, St. Bernard’s 50

Heritage Christian 41, Millikan 40

Huntington Beach 64, Northwood 25

Keppel 58, Cerritos 51

Laguna Beach 62, Santa Ana Valley 29

Laguna Hills 46, Apple Valley 31

La Habra 48, Capistrano Valley 35

La Salle 73, Northview 20

La Serna 63, Eastvale Roosevelt 60

Long Beach Wilson 56, Arroyo 10

Los Alamitos 45, South Torrance 37

Los Altos 55, Silverado 35

Los Osos 79, Vista Murrieta 40

Marlborough 66, Bishop Amat 50

Newport Beach Pacifica Christian 56, St. Paul 29

North Torrance 69, Alemany 61

Oakwood 64, Palm Desert 43

Ramona 66, Beaumont 30

Rancho Christian 92, Victory Christian 32

San Dimas 49, San Jacinto 46

Savanna 59, Santa Ana Foothill 32

Shadow Ridge 47, Rosary Academy 44

Sierra Canyon 82, Rancho Cucamonga 36

Sonora 62, San Bernardino 44

St. Bonaventure 82, Ridgeview 32

St. Margaret’s 51, Liberty 41

Temecula Valley 36, Fontana 32

Thousand Oaks 67, Buena 23

Torrance 68, Sierra Vista 36

Trabuco Hills 53, Corona Santiago 41

Tustin 57, Garden Grove 28

Westminster La Quinta 48, Century 20

West Ranch 58, Milken 38

Whittier 50, Rosemead 37

Whittier Christian 48, Placentia Valencia 30

Xavier Prep 51, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 42

INTERSECTIONAL

Bernstein 39, Mary Star of the Sea 24

Calexico 40, Banning 24

Corona 82, Rancho 23

Dinuba 59, Capistrano Valley Christian 19

El Capitan 59, Ontario 49

Granada Hills 58, Maranatha 33

Imperial 60, Palm Springs 25

Long Beach Jordan 36, Hawaii Baptist Academy (HI) 33

Louisville 52, Reed 20

Newbury Park 53, Cleveland 44

San Pedro 41, Gahr 39

Shadow Hills 55, Bellevue (WA) Sammamish 52

Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 59, Granada Hills Kennedy 46

Sierra Pacific 73, Ridgecrest Burroughs 26

St. Anthony 65, Philomath (OR) 48

St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 60, San Pascual 35

Trinity Classical Academy 52, Verdugo Hills 32

Troy 57, King/Drew 46

Windward 71, Coronado 54

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EasyJet launches Big Orange Sale with flights for £14.49 if you’re quick to book

Dec 24, 2025 Travel Desk

CHRISTMAS and New Year’s sales are starting to emerge and this means you could grab some bargain flights.

EasyJet has already launched its Big Orange Sale with up to 20 percent off flights departing between January 5 and December 13, 2026.

EasyJet has launched its Big Orange Sale with up to 20 per cent off flightsCredit: Alamy

If you grab a bargain today, it could even make the ideal last-minute Christmas gift.

You can book discounted fares for as little as £14.49 from now until February 3, 2026.

Destinations include some of the budget airline’s newest routes, such as Tbilisi in Georgia and the Scandinavian Mountains in Sweden.

Alternatively, if you wanted to head off on a ski trip you could fly to top ski destinations in Europe, such as Grenoble in France, Geneva in Switzerland and Innsbruck in Austria.

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Perhaps cold holidays aren’t your thing? Then why not head off to some winter sun spots including Enfidha in Tunisia, Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt and Marrakech in Morocco.

Specific flights include London Gatwick to Palma, in Majorca, from £18.99.

As the capital of the Balearic Islands, Palma is known for its Gothic Cathedral, historic Old Town and of course, pretty beaches.

Or if you fancy relaxing, head to Palma Beach, which is just a short distance from the city centre and boasts turquoise waters, soft sand and a number of nearby restaurants.

If you live near Bristol, you could head to Bordeaux in France for just £14.49.

Known as the wine capital of France, Bordeaux is home to the UNESCO World Heritage ‘Port of the Moon’ with 18th century architecture.

Destinations include Bordeaux, France, which you could fly to from Bristol Airport for £14.49Credit: Alamy

Across Bordeaux, you will find around 6,000 wineries, producing mostly red wine.

If you happen to live in or near Birmingham, for £17.99 you could head to one of the major fashion capitals of the world – Milan, Italy.

While in the city, Duomo di Milano (Milan Cathedral) is also worth visiting; it has Gothic features and you can climb the roof for panoramic views of the city.

From Manchester you could head to Madrid from £21.49 per person.

The capital of Spain is home to many sites to explore that are ideal for history lovers, such as the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor and Retiro Park.

There are also several museums, such as the Prado Museum – the main Spanish national art museum – and Reina Sofia Museum home to a collection of 20th-century art.

If you live in or near Birmingham, you could fly to Milan in Italy for £17.99Credit: Alamy

And if you fancy a holiday package, easyJet is also offering up to £400 off of all easyJet holidays.

For this discount to apply you have to spend a minimum of £4,000 though.

Or you could get £300 off of a £3,000 spend, £150 off of a £1,500 spend, £100 off an £800 spend and £50 off a £500 spend with the code ‘BIGSALE’.

You will need to book before 11pm on March 3, 2026, and then travel between now and October 31, 2027.

All easyJet holiday packages include flights and a hotel, with 23kg luggage per person and transfers if booking a beach holiday.

Or perhaps you fancy a beach break? You could head to Palma, Majorca from London Gatwick for £18.99Credit: PA

Kevin Doyle, easyJet’s UK country manager, said: “By launching our Big Orange Sale today, customers can take advantage of our great value fares and make plans for a well-deserved break to look forward to in 2026.

“With over 45 new routes from the UK available for next year, customers can choose from flights and package holidays to up to 140 destinations across Europe and beyond, whether that’s to return to their top holiday hotspot, or discover somewhere new.

“We look forward to welcoming millions of customers onboard in 2026 and we remain focused on providing them with low-cost travel, flying them where they want to go, and always aiming to make the travel experience easy.”

In other aviation news, there are six new holiday destinations getting Wizz Air flights – and one is a UK-first.

Plus, seven short-haul destinations perfect for a January holiday with flights from £14.99.

The sale is running until February 3, 2026Credit: Alamy

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High school basketball: Friday’s scores

Dec 20, 2025 Sports Desk

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

BOYS

CITY SECTION

AMIT 69, MSAR 45

El Camino Real 68, Monroe 24

Foshay 82, Larchmont Charter 71

LA Hamilton 84, Bell 32

LA Roosevelt 61, Wilmington Banning 46

LA Wilson 81, View Park 75

Harbor Teacher 53, Rise Kohyang 25

MSCP 82, New West Charter 41

Roybal 68, Santee 54

San Pedro 59, Los Angeles 42

Sun Valley Magnet 56, Lake Balboa College 44

Sylmar 72, Canoga Park 59

Triumph Charter 65, Lincoln 59

USC Hybrid 49, Brio College Prep 24

SOUTHERN SECTION

ACE 54, Lucerne Valley 35

Adelanto 57, Carter 52

Alta Loma 64, Workman 17

Arrowhead Christian 70, Canyon Springs 32

Ayala 49, Glendora 46

Beaumont 76, San Jacinto 36

Brentwood 69, Concord De La Salle 49

California 79, Ocean View 55

Cantwell-Sacred Heart 58, Norwalk 43

Chaffey 58, Miller 22

Chaparral 63, Paloma Valley 45

Corona 70, Buena Park 39

Crespi 77, Rancho Cucamonga 57

Diamond Bar 64, Bonita 62

Don Lugo 56, Covina 44

Dos Pueblos 62, Arroyo Grande 51

Downey 58< Bellflower 35

El Modena 58, Orange 26

Elsinore 82, Temecula Valley 69

Estancia 80, Compton Early College 20

Fairmont Prep 52, Oak Hills 47

Fillmore 64, Nordhoff 32

Foothill Tech 67, Carpinteria 50

Fountain Valley 77, Costa Mesa 43

Godinez 47, Garden Grove Pacifica 39

Great Oak 68, Bishop Amat 63

Kaiser 45, Jurupa Valley 26

Laguna Blanca 59, Downey Calvary Chapel 21

La Habra 47, La Serna 45

Lakeview Leadership 54, Victor Valley Christian 35

Linfield Christian 62, Woodcrest Christian 55

Maricopa 67, Cuyama Valley 15

Millikan 115, Calvary Baptist 56

Montclair 73, Bell Gardens 64

Norte Vista 99, Riverside North 45

Oak Park 48, Simi Valley 46

Oaks Christian 70, Shadow Ridge 55

Orange Lutheran 91, Brea Olinda 39

Oxford Academy 76, Westminster La Quinta 57

Palm Springs 77, Yucaipa 55

Patriot 36, Rim of the World 27

Pioneer 58, Magnolia 34

Portola 60, Troy 54

Rialto 68, Serrano 35

Riverside Notre Dame 74, Bloomington 52

Riverside Prep 67, Hesperia Christian 26

Rubidoux 55, Edgewood 54

Santa Fe 42, Cerritos Valley Christian 41

Santa Ynez 69, Channel Islands 39

Segerstrom 51, Saddleback 34

South Pasadena 85, Hillcrest Christian 39

St. Monica 59, Camarillo 51

Tehachapi 63, Lancaster 58

Temescal Canyon 57, Lakeside 56

University Prep 65, AAE 56

Valley Christian Academy 66, Santa Clarita Christian 62

Village Christian 90, Liberty 48

Yorba Linda 60, Whittier Christian 54

YULA 71, Faith Baptist 56

INTERSECTIONAL

Bishop Montgomery 72, Fresno Bullard 46

Clovis North 69, Maranatha 46

Corona Santiago, Vancouver (Canada) St. George’s 44

Fairfax 65, Oakwood 51

Highland (Colo.) Lone Peak 58, Eastvale Roosevelt 41

JSerra 88, South Jordan (Utah) Bingham 60

Kipp Atlanta Collegiate (Ga.) 68, Narbonne 39

Knight 70, Henderson (Nev.) Basic 47

Las Vegas (Nev.) Desert Oasis 59, Dominguez 48

Las Vegas (Nev.) Faith Lutheran 71, St. Paul 57

Marina 64, Montgomery (Ala) Trinity Presbyterian 61

Mater Dei 87, Coeur D’Alene (Idaho) 61

Palisades 61, Miami Mater Lakes Academy 58

Redondo Union 65, Aurora (Colo.) Rangeview 60

San Gabriel Academy 82, Brooklyn (N.Y.) Canarsie 58

Santa Margarita 59, Basha (Ariz.) 58

Saugus 78, Arleta 56

Schurr 74, Aurora (Colo.) Vista PEAK Prep 72

St. Genevieve 49, Sun Valley Poly 38

The Villages Charter (Fla.) 65, St. John Bosco 59

Warren 83, Las Vegas Rancho 58

Washington Prep 85, Silverado 32

West Torrance 81, Las Vegas Cimarron-Memorial 76

GIRLS

CITY SECTION

Crenshaw 76, Fremont 17

New West Charter 48, MSCP 14

Sun Valley Magnet 37, Lake Balboa College 13

USC Hybrid 19, Brio College Prep 16

Westchester 53, Washington Prep 49

SOUTHERN SECTION

Beckman 51, Summit 42

Burbank Providence 39, Mayfield 22

Canyon Springs 59, Magnolia 12

Cerritos Valley Christian 56, Oxford Academy 32

Citrus Valley 59, Orange Vista 43

El Rancho 56, Rosemead 32

Fullerton 48, Workman 19

Gabrielino 42, Temple City 33

Godinez 57, Tesoro 39

Harvard-Westlake 44, Bishop Montgomery 23

JSerra 66, Dos Pueblos 57

La Salle 50, Holy Martyrs Armenian 25

Oak Park 100, Simi Valley 13

Palmdale 37, Palmdale Academy Charter 14

Santa Monica 37, Notre Dame Academy 21

Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 52, Spring Valley 17

Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 70, Marina 19

Sonora 70, Huntington Beach 57

Springville (UT) 58, Campbell Hall 53

University Prep 63, AAE 25

Victor Valley Christian 48, Lakeview Leadership 8

Western Christian 59, Garden Grove 21

Woodbridge 54, Samueli Academy 30

INTERSECTIONAL

Granada Hills Kennedy 61, San Fernando 26

King/Drew 101, Dorsey 12

North Hollywood 55, Calabasas 49

Venice 51, Culver City 46

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