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SOCAL REGIONAL BOWL GAMES

FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE

DIVISION 1-AA

Los Alamitos (12-2) vs. San Diego Cathedral Catholic (10-2) at Long Beach City College, 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 2-AA

La Habra (11-3) at Bakersfield Christian (12-0), 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 3-AA

Ventura (11-2) at Arroyo Grande (9-4), 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 4-AA

Immanuel Reedley (13-0) at Barstow (10-3), 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 5-AA

El Cajon Christian (7-7) at Cerritos Valley Christian (11-3), 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 6-AA

Valley View (9-5) at Valley Center (7-6), 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 7-AA

San Fernando (5-8) vs. Woodbridge (6-8) at Irvine University, 7:30 p.m.

SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE

DIVISION 1-A

Oxnard Pacifica (14-0) at Granite Hills (10-3), 7 p.m.

DIVISION 2-A

Rio Hondo Prep (14-0) vs. Santa Fe Christian (13-0) at Carlsbad, 7 p.m.

DIVISION 3-A

Delano Kennedy (11-3) at Carson (10-3), 6 p.m.

DIVISION 4-A

Hillcrest (8-5) vs. Beckman (9-4) at Tustin, 6 p.m.

DIVISION 5-A

Bishop Union (11-3) at South Gate (11-3), 6 p.m.

DIVISION 6-A

San Diego Morse (9-4) vs. Grace (11-3) at Moorpark College, 6 p.m.

DIVISION 7-A

Santee (10-4) at South El Monte (10-4), 6 p.m.

Note: Winners advance to state bowl championships Dec. 12-13 at Saddleback College, Fullerton High and Buena Park High.

STATE BOWL CHAMPIONSHIPS

SATURDAY, DEC. 13

At Saddleback College

OPEN DIVISION

Santa Margarita (10-3) vs. Concord De la Salle (12-0), 8 p.m.

A look at The Times’ top 25 boys’ basketball rankings for the Southland after Week 2.

Rk. School (Rec.); Comment; ranking last week

1. SIERRA CANYON (4-0): Brandon McCoy is a dunk machine this season; 1

2. SANTA MARGARITA (6-0): Six-foot-eight Drew Anderson has improved offensive firepower; 2

3. REDONDO UNION (3-0): Showdown with Crespi coming on Saturday; 3

4. ST. JOHN BOSCO (2-0): Christian Collins is the player to watch; 4

5. HARVARD-WESTLAKE (4-1): Texas commit Joe Sterling is delivering; 5

6. SHERMAN OAKS NOTRE DAME (3-1): Knights still not at full strength; 6

7. CRESPI (4-0): Games against Village Christian, JSerra, Redondo Union; 7

8. CORONA CENTENNIAL (5-1): Huskies lose 60-56 in Tennessee; 8

9. JSERRA (5-1): Big game for Jaden Bailes vs. Oak Hills; 11

10. FAIRMONT PREP (5-1): Carlsbad hands Huskies their first defeat; 9

11. CREAN LUTHERAN (4-1): Good win over St. Bernard; 13

12. DAMIEN (6-1): Lost to St. Bernard 53-51; 10

13. SAN GABRIEL ACADEMY (0-2): Tough schedule continues with Redondo Union on Wednesday; 12

14. ETIWANDA (4-0): Eagles are soaring early; 18

15. ROLLING HILLS PREP (5-0): Nick Welch Jr. is performing well; 14

16. LA MIRADA (1-2): Face Harvard-Westlake on Tuesday at Redondo Union; 15

17. EASTVALE ROOSEVELT (3-1): Lost in overtime to La Mirada; 16

18. CORONA DEL MAR (2-0): Impressive win over Orange Lutheran; NR

19. CHAMINADE (7-0): Brycen Butler wins tournament MVP honor; NR

20. ARCADIA (3-1): Fell to St. Francis; 20

21. PASADENA (3-1): League play begins with Arcadia on Dec. 10; 21

22. CROSSROADS (5-0): Showdown at Corona Centennial on Saturday; 22

23. LA HABRA (5-1): 71-47 win over Cerritos; 24

24. LONG BEACH POLY (1-1): Face Windward on Tuesday; 25

25. VILLAGE CHRISTIAN (3-0): Freshman Will Conroy is impressive; NR

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

BOYS

CITY SECTION

Huntington Park 27, Harbor Teacher 26

SOUTHERN SECTION

Adelanto 62, Lawndale 33

AGBU 60, HMSA 31

Alemany 61, San Marcos 45

Alta Loma 86, Apple Valley 52

Arcadia 66, St. Monica 52

Barstow 63, Arroyo Valley 45

Beckman 70, Cerritos 51

Bishop Diego 57, Agoura 28

Brentwood 98, Oxnard Pacifica 54

Buckley 78, South Hills 62

Burbank 65, South Torrance 53

Camarillo 70, Hart 63

Chaminade 71, Shalhevet 49

Downey 38, Saugus 32

Eastside 86, Santa Ynez 51

Elsinore 78, Chino Hills 76

Flintridge Prep 46, Estancia 44

Fountain Valley 67, Canyon Hills 32

Gardena Serra 46, Highland 38

Glendale 57, Paloma Valley 53

Knight 70, Valencia 48

La Canada 71, Calvary Baptist 44

La Palma Kennedy 58, Westminster La Quinta 54

Legacy Christian Academy 51, Calabasas 49

Liberty 51, San Jacinto 46

Milken 78, San Fernando Valley Academy 44

Montebello 55, Rosemead 37

Newbury Park 49, Burbank Burroughs 45

North Torrance 66, La Serna 48

Northwood 79, Placentia Valencia 69

Oaks Christian 70, Golden Valley 54

Oxnard 66, North Torrance 46

Patriot 56, Bloomington 38

Pilibos 50, Simi Valley 36

Ramona 63, Alhambra 62

San Marino 52, Canyon Country Canyon 47

Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 39, Segerstrom 36

Santa Monica 48, Colony 46

St. Bonaventure 58, Ventura 32

Whitney 50, Rancho Alamitos 45

INTERSECTIONAL

Chadwick 73, Triumph Charter 55

Crean Lutheran 92, Cleveland 55

Dos Pueblos 62, Point Loma 48

Gabrielino 71, New West Charter 41

Grant 55, West Ranch 48

Harvard-Westlake 74, Bishop Gorman (NV) 39

Mater Dei 69, O’Fallon (IL) 64

Oceanside El Camino 53, Linfield Christian 45

Pasadena 61, Mt. Bethel Christian (GA) 58

Pasadena Poly 68, Franklin 35

Rancho Christian 65, San Diego 36

San Francisco Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep 70, La Salle 55

Venice 62, El Segundo 38

West Covina 47, Gardena 42

GIRLS

SOUTHERN SECTION

Anaheim Canyon 48, Whitney 44

Arcadia 42, Riverside King 39

Beckman 58, Rialto 44

Bishop Amat 68, Pioneer 34

Burbank 52, Lawndale 43

Chino Hills 51, Temescal Canyon 39

Crean Lutheran 40, Lakewood 29

El Dorado 50, Long Beach Poly 31

El Toro 68, Irvine 49

Etiwanda 44, Redondo Union 40

Golden Valley 50, Riverside North 21

Hacienda Heights Wilson 54, Sunny Hills 50

JSerra 66, Lynwood 64

Mater Dei 81, Moreno Valley 63

Mira Costa 42, Harvard-Westlake 36

Montclair 43, University Prep 37

Muir 43, San Gabriel 42

Newport Harbor 46, Estancia 29

North Torrance 67, Leuzinger 54

Oak Park 63, Windward 51

Ontario Christian 86, Lancaster 63

Paloma Valley 50, Elsinore 36

Rancho Alamitos 43, Ocean View 16

Rancho Cucamonga 60, Eastvale Roosevelt 21

Rolling Hills Prep 55, Gardena Serra 54

Rosary Academy 49, Corona del Mar 27

San Bernardino 69, Royal 26

San Juan Hills 69, Great Oak 34

Sierra Vista 48, Schurr 45

Sonora 54, Colony 32

South Hills 63, Brea Olinda 43

South Pasadena 56, Riverside Poly 33

St. Anthony 68, Esperanza 48

Trabuco Hills 51, Marina 32

Upland 50, El Rancho 48

Warren 54, Arroyo 16

West Ranch 55, Sacred Heart of Jesus 41

Whittier Christian 56, Montebello 12

INTERSECTIONAL

Birmingham 79, Ontario 42

Downey 64, Bakersfield Frontier 62

Garfield 46, Alta Loma 39

Las Vegas Centennial 80, Brentwood 76

Mary Star of the Sea 38, Bravo 18

North County San Marcos 81, Northwood 22

Portola Valley Priory 63, Canyon Country Canyon 41

Ramona Convent 42, Rise Kohyang 2

Rancho Christian 102, Liberty (NV) 62

Red Mountain (AZ) 48, Edison 41

Shadow Hills 46, Oceanside 27

Sierra Pacific 68, Bishop Montgomery 53

Village Christian 55, Palisades 39

Westchester 59, South Torrance 37

A look at the top performers from high school football games across the Southland during the semifinals of the playoffs on Friday.

RUSHING

• Darnell Miller, Santee: Rushed for 190 yards and three touchdowns in City Section Division III win over Hawkins.

• Isaiah Phelps, Oxnard Pacifica: Rushed for 123 yards and one touchdown in Southern Section Division 3 win over Palos Verdes.

• Dominik Hernando, Palos Verdes: Rushed for 102 yards in loss to Oxnard Pacifica.

• Melvin Pineda, San Fernando: Ran for two touchdowns in City Section Division II win over Cleveland.

• Waylon Stone, Woodbridge: The freshman rushed for 101 yards and two touchdowns in Southern Section Division 13 win over Montebello.

• Makhi Czaykowski, Beckman: Rushed for 112 yards and three touchdowns in Southern Section Division 8 win over Brea Olinda.

• Donovan Murillo, Montebello: Rushed for 136 yards and two touchdowns in loss to Woodbridge.

PASSING

• Trace Johnson, Santa Margarita: Passed for 383 yards and four touchdowns in Southern Section Division 1 win over Corona Centennial.

• Taylor Lee, Oxnard Pacifica: Passed for 211 yards and two touchdowns in Southern Section Division 3 win over Palos Verdes.

RECEIVING

• Trent Mosley, Santa Margarita: Caught 10 passes for 292 yards and two touchdowns, ran for two touchdowns in win over Corona Centennial.

DEFENSE

• Isaia Vandermade, Santa Margarita: Recorded three of his team’s six sacks in win over Corona Centennial.

• Dash Fifita, Santa Margarita: Had 11 tackles in defeat of Corona Centennial.

• Jaden Walk-Green, Corona Centennial: Had four unassisted tackles in loss to Santa Margarita.

• Ivan Lopez, South El Monte: Had a sack on final play to preserve win over Pioneer.

SPECIAL TEAMS

• Colin Chen, Woodbridge: Blocked a field-goal attempt in defeat of Montebello.

• Aiden Wimberly, Beckman: Made a tying 35-yard field goal to send game into overtime in win over Brea Olinda.

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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS
BOYS
CITY SECTION
Harbor Teacher 67, Alliance Ted K. Tajima 27

SOUTHERN SECTION
Apple Valley 91, Lawndale 70
Ayala 52, Beckman 43
Barstow 74, Bloomington 44
Bell Gardens 49, Baldwin Park 31
Beverly Hills 57, Ontario Christian 47
Brea Olinda 62, Irvine 51
Burbank 56, Keppel 52
Chadwick 77, HMSA 25
Chaminade 62, Pilibos 44
Corona 83, Rialto 65
Corona Santiago 62, Silverado 48
Crescenta Valley 70, Camarillo 64
El Dorado 80, Garden Grove 56
Elsinore 59, Adelanto 44
Estancia 53, San Gabriel 37
Garden Grove Pacifica 54, Huntington Park 35
Inglewood 96, Bishop Diego 82
Knight 73, Simi Valley 66
Liberty 94, Perris 58
Palmdale 72, Paraclete 56
Patriot 56, Arroyo Valley 44
Ramona 70, Montebello 59
Rolling Hills Prep 63, Palos Verdes 33
San Jacinto 75, Banning 57
Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 59, La Serna 50
Santa Paula 71, Laguna Beach 57
Sierra Canyon 82, Santa Barbara 43
St. Francis 51, Arcadia 43
St. Genevieve 58, Santa Clara 46
Torrance 68, Dana Hills 39
Valley Torah 54, Castaic 46
Villa Park 66, Walnut 55
Westlake 64, Milken 60
Wiseburn Da Vinci 70, Orange County Pacifica Christian 68
Woodbridge 61, Long Beach Wilson 51

INTERSECTIONAL
Cleveland 109, Whittier 44
Cypress 66, LACES 28
Garden Grove Pacifica 54, Huntington Park 35
Granada Hills 48, Highland 43
Grant 52, Lancaster 51
La Jolla Country Day 88, Linfield Christian 40
Lynwood 64, Diego Rivera 22
Morton (IL) 73, Mater Dei 71
North Torrance 58, Eagle Rock 33
Orange Lutheran 69, Carlsbad 59
Pasadena 66, Metamora (IL) 59
Rancho Christian 72, San Diego Lincoln 43
San Pedro 68, West Torrance 62
Tesoro 79, Fresno Bullard 68
Triumph Charter 55, Hoover 53

GIRLS
SOUTHERN SECTION
Arcadia 58, Riverside Poly 37
Bishop Amat 55, El Segundo 35
Cerritos 51, West Covina 29
Chino 62, Chaparral 59
Chino Hills 49, Beaumont 47
Colony 62, Brea Olinda 56
Cypress 64, Santa Ana 19
El Toro 63, Mission Viejo 25
Irvine 38, Northwood 22
Lakewood St. Joseph 58, Los Alamitos 28
Leuzinger 59, West Torrance 51
Mary Star of the Sea 35, Lawndale 28
Moreno Valley 69, Bishop Montgomery 43
Murrieta Valley 57, Temecula Prep 11
Newport Beach Pacifica Christian 50, Great Oak 35
Notre Dame Academy 44, Adelanto 29
Ontario 55, El Segundo 35
Orange County Pacifica Christian 50, Great Oak 35
Orange Lutheran 45, San Juan Hills 33
Rosary Academy 68, Edison 19
Royal 39, Riverside North 36
San Bernardino 67, Don Lugo 25
Santa Ana Foothill 55, Marina 51
Schurr 42, St. Paul 38
Segerstrom 47, Ayala 40
Sierra Vista 61, South El Monte 13
South Hills 63, University Prep 18
St. Genevieve 50, Faith Baptist 22
Summit 63, Elsinore 11
Temecula Valley 61, Linfield Christian 34
Temescal Canyon 55, Canyon Springs 43
Trabuco Hills 71, Whitney 46
Westminster La Quinta 26, Rancho Alamitos 20
West Ranch 87, Ramona Convent 20
Whittier Christian 53, Arroyo 18
Windward 61, Canyon Country Canyon 46

INTERSECTIONAL
Burbank 90, Bravo 23
King/Drew 58, Crean Lutheran 56
La Jolla Country Day 81, Silverado 28
Mater Dei 66, Sierra Pacific 52
Oak Park 65, Portola Valley Priory 47
Red Mountain (AZ) 48, Corona del Mar 33
Sacred Heart of Jesus 57, Rise Kohyang 2

It’s championship week in the high school football playoffs.

Here’s a look at top matchups on Friday and Saturday:

Southern Section

FRIDAY

DIVISION 1

Santa Margarita (9-3) vs. Corona Centennial (11-1) at the Rose Bowl, 7 p.m.

The last team standing will be the one able to execute on offense in a showcase of two aggressive, physically tough defenses. Santa Margarita has an advantage with versatile linebacker Dash Fifita and a defensive line second to none. Coach Carson Palmer twice played in the Rose Bowl as a player for USC. Centennial must find a way to run the ball or quarterback Dominick Catalano will have a long night. The pick: Santa Margarita.

DIVISION 3

Oxnard Pacifica (13-0) at Palos Verdes (10-3), 7 p.m.

Pacifica’s speed will cause Palos Verdes problems, especially if quarterback Taylor Lee can get the ball to his playmakers. Any team with quarterback Ryan Rakowski will not go down easily, but Rakowski suffered a broken thumb last week. Backup Giorgio Di Mascio has shown he can fill in when needed. The pick: Pacifica.

SATURDAY

DIVISION 2

Los Alamitos (11-2) at San Clemente (9-4), 7 p.m.

No team has turned around its season quicker than San Clemente, which has gone from unranked to playing in the championship game with a five-game winning streak. And the teams they’ve beaten were good — Los Alamitos, Edison, Beaumont, Vista Murrieta and Leuzinger. Defense has been key. Patrick Norman leads the team with 109 tackles. The Tritons will have to make sure Los Alamitos running backs Lenny Ibarra and Kamden Tillis are held in check. The pick: San Clemente.

DIVISION 5

Rio Hondo Prep (13-0) at Redondo Union (9-4), 7 p.m.

With a student population of just 150, Rio Hondo Prep faces its toughest challenge yet going for a 17th championship. Coach Mark Carson has schemes and strategies taught to players once they arrive in seventh grade. Running back Noah Penunuri (1,203 yards, 22 touchdowns) is recovering from an ankle injury. Redondo Union, with a student body of nearly 3,000, is in its first title game since 1944. Quarterback Cole Leinart is the son of Heisman Trophy winner Matt Leinart. The pick: Rio Hondo Prep.

City Section

FRIDAY

DIVISION III

Hawkins (10-2) vs. Santee (9-4) at Birmingham, 2 p.m.

It’s been a long road back for Hawkins after the program hit rock bottom in 2016 with forfeits, the firing of the coaching staff and an exodus of players during a season that ended up 0-13. Coach Ronald Coltress has stayed the course. Senior Jamarieah Wallace is closing in on 900 yards rushing. Santee’s Darnell Miller gets the chance to put on a show. He has rushed for more than 3,000 yards and 31 touchdowns. The pick: Santee.

DIVISION II

San Fernando (10-3) vs. Cleveland (5-8) at Birmingham, 6 p.m.

Everything changed when Cleveland quarterback Domenik Fuentes came back from an injury in Week 1 to lead the Cavaliers in the playoffs. San Fernando’s Julian Sarzo has passed for 1,500 yards. The pick: Cleveland.

SATURDAY

DIVISION I

Marquez (11-2) vs. South Gate (10-3), at L.A. Southwest College, 2 p.m.

It will be the passing of South Gate quarterback Michael Gonzalez vs. the all-around game of junior Elyjah Staples, perhaps the top college prospect in the City Section. He gets sacks, catches passes and makes plays. The pick: Marquez.

OPEN DIVISION

Crenshaw (10-1) vs. Carson (8-3) at L.A. Southwest College, 6 p.m.

These two defenses have given up a combined 14 points in the playoffs. As impressive as Crenshaw has been, Carson has reached another level behind quarterback Chris Fields III. Crenshaw’s speed on defense and resiliency should make for a defensive battle. The pick: Carson.

Rio Hondo Prep in Arcadia is like “The Little Engine That Could.” The Kares are 13-0 and set to play for a 17th Southern Section football title on Saturday night despite having a student body of only 150, of which 82 are boys. Their opponent in the Division 5 final is host Redondo Union, which has a student body of nearly 3,000.

Coach Mark Carson said he embraces the challenge of his team moving up, from winning Division 9 two years ago to winning Division 7 last season after years of competing in Division XIII under old playoff systems based on size, geography and past performance. Now a computer algorithm decides divisional placement. The school has grades seven through 12, so Carson starts training players in middle school with the same offense through high school.

“The key is we have a great middle school tackle football program,” he said.

Every boy in the school knows they’re going to play football or work in the program as a manager. Many are multiple-sport athletes. The chemistry and knowledge they build together is apparent on the football field.

“We don’t really pay attention to numbers on the other team,” Carson said.

Quarterback Yanick Diaz said he has been with some of his teammates since kindergarten. They trust each other.

“I’ve known some of these guys for 15, 16 years,” Diaz said. “It’s still 11 versus 11. I’ll take my 11 over yours.”

This is a daily look at the positive happenings in high school sports. To submit any news, please email [email protected].

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

TUESDAY’S RESULTS
BOYS
SOUTHERN SECTION
Beckman 44, Dana Hills 35
Big Bear 79, Rim of the World 61
Bolsa Grande 51, EF Academy 19
California 76, Huntington Beach 56
Camarillo 51, Vasquez 49
Canyon Country Canyon 78, Buckley 74
Cathedral 57, La Serna 52
Chadwick 56, Highland 31
Chaminade 54, Valencia 40
Corona 73, Jurupa Hills 70
Corona Santiago 69, Hillcrest 54
Crespi 84, Golden Valley 68
Crossroads 92, St. Paul 30
Crossroads Christian 60, Downey Calvary Chapel 36
de Toledo 53, St. Monica Academy 50
Diamond Ranch 58, La Palma Kennedy 52
Dos Pueblos 88, Lompoc 41
Eastside 70, Rosamond 28
Esperanza 71, Northwood 62
El Toro 68, Westminster La Quinta 56
Etiwanda 65, Norte Vista 55
Fontana 49, Arlington 39
Foothill Tech 72, Del Sol 44
Fullerton 70, Orange 21
Garden Grove 74, Workman 18
Garden Grove Pacifica 76, Loara 45
Grace 56, Santa Clarita Christian 42
Harvard-Westlake 82, Millikan 73
Indian Springs 46, Norco 42
Laguna Hills 70, Yorba Linda 59
La Habra 71, Cerritos 47
La Mirada 78, Eastvale Roosevelt 76
Legacy Christian 69, Milken 50
Los Amigos 83, Whitney 44
Los Alamitos 67, San Clemente 60
Norwalk 60, South El Monte 49
Orcutt Academy 50, Carpinteria 31
Palm Desert 62, Upland 49
Paloma Valley 69, Garey 16
Perris 59, San Jacinto Valley Academy 39
Rancho Cucamonga 75, Oak Hills 70
Redlands East Valley 66, Chaffey 49
San Dimas 74, Laguna Beach 50
San Luis Obispo 72, Nordhoff 22
San Marcos 47, Oak Park 46
San Marino 55, South Hills 38
Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 65, Rancho Alamitos 29
Santa Fe Christian 77, Rancho Christian 72
Santa Margarita 71, Bakersfield Christian 39
Santa Paula 83, Saddleback 65
Saugus 52, West Covina 32
Silverado 58, Riverside North 25
South Torrance 61, Keppel 55
St. Monica 72, Culver City 50
Temecula Prep 77, Cornerstone Christian 19
Temecula Valley 71, Arrowhead Christian 52
Tustin 50, Segerstrom 38
University Prep 51, HMSA 44
Verbum Dei 64, Wiseburn-Da Vinci 55
Villa Park 68, Peninsula 49
West Torrance 49, Palos Verdes 43
Windward 67, Simi Valley 37
Woodcrest Christian 76, California Lutheran 57

INTERSECTIONAL
Capistrano Valley 69, LACES 48
Carlsbad 58, Fairmont Prep 55
Downey 70, Gardena 53
Franklin 58, Gabrielino 48
Mira Mesa 67, Linfield Christian 50
Newport Beach Pacifica Christian 80, Carson 45
Palmdale Aerospace Academy 61, Bakersfield Highland 51
Pasadena Poly 87, New West Charter 22
Pioneer 73, Maywood Academy 41
Rolling Hills Prep 68, San Pedro 48
Woodbridge 74, Mt. Carmel 54

GIRLS
SOUTHERN SECTION
Barstow 46, Duarte 29
Beckman 55, Eastvale Roosevelt 35
Buena Park 51, Santa Monica 30
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 44, Rosemead 21
Canyon Springs 47, Elsinore 33
Chaparral 62, Silverado 30
Chino Hills 52, Corona Santiago 33
Colony 56, Montclair 12
Covina 31, San Gabriel Academy 18
Crean Lutheran 58, Wiseburn-Da Vinci 20
Etiwanda 87, Lynwood 41
Fillmore 47, Simi Valley 31
Garden Grove 44, Westminster La Quinta 25
Hacienda Heights Wilson 62, Schurr 50
Heritage 76, Liberty 17
Hesperia Christian 43, Western Christian 38
Indian Springs 44, Colton 35
Lakewood St. Joseph 62, West Covina 18
Lancaster 40, Hart 39
Lawndale 52, Ramona Convent 18
Loara 62, Westminster 33
Long Beach Wilson 66, Mayfair 22
Los Alamitos 58, Cerritos 48
Maranatha 56, Pasadena Marshall 24
Marina 51, Anaheim Canyon 35
Mater Dei 72, Bishop Montgomery 33
Mission Viejo 34, Northwood 32
Newbury Park 52, Santa Clara 2
North Torrance 59, Bakersfield Liberty 31
Oak Park 69, Canyon Country Canyon 47
Oaks Christian 49, Rio Mesa 31
Orange Lutheran 39, Newport Beach Pacifica Christian 32
Palmdale 32, Long Beach Cabrillo 9
Palm Springs 53, Desert Hot Springs 28
Pasadena Poly 55, Immaculate Heart 34
Redondo Union 76, Santa Maria St. Joseph 55
Rialto 64, Rancho Cucamonga 55
Riverside King 63, Upland 33
San Clemente 56, Chaminade 19
San Marino 59, Pasadena Marshall 10
Santa Fe 45, Pilibos 38
Savanna 51, Placentia Valencia 33
Segerstrom 93, Norwalk 32
St. Anthony 62, Claremont 40
Sunny Hills 68, Sierra Vista 43
Temecula Valley 44, Temecula Prep 6
Valencia 76, Moorpark 23
West Ranch 59, Mary Star of the Sea 28
Whittier 41, La Habra 39
Xavier Prep 49, Desert Christian Academy 32

INTERSECTIONAL
Birmingham 57, Walnut 44
Burbank 85, Rise Kohyang 3
Carondelet 46, Harvard-Westlake 34
El Dorado 57, Bakersfield Frontier 52
Granada Hills 66, Louisville 32
King/Drew 57. Lakewood 40
La Jolla Country Day 61, Brentwood 46
Los Amigos 32, Narbonne 23
North County San Marcos 72, Irvine 36
Ontario 49, Garfield 35
Portola Valley Priory 60, Windward 58
Rosary Academy 58, Red Mountain (AZ) 15
Sacred Heart of Jesus 60, Bravo 10
Westchester 61, Culver City 37

A Virginia high school football coach who went missing last week as his team prepared for a playoff game is now considered a fugitive.

Virginia State Police has issued 10 warrants for the arrest of Appalachia resident Travis Lee Turner, head football coach at Union High School in Big Stone Gap, Va. Turner, 46, is wanted on five counts of possession of child pornography and five counts of using a computer to solicit a minor.

The investigation is ongoing, police said in a statement, and additional charges are pending.

“Police are actively searching for Turner,” the department also said. “Since his disappearance, VSP has utilized a number of assets, including search and rescue teams, drones and k9s, to assist in the search. VSP’s main priority is locating Turner safely; he is now considered a fugitive.”

On Nov. 20, special agents from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation Wytheville Field Office were sent to Turner’s home “as part of the early stages of an investigation,” Virginia State Police said in its statement.

“This was part of the investigation, and not to arrest him,” the department added. “While in transit, the agents were informed that Turner was no longer at the location.”

Turner was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt, sweatpants and glasses. He has coached Union since 2011. Two days after Turner’s disappearance, the Bears improved to 12-0 with a victory in a regional semifinal game.

“Wise County Public Schools is aware that law enforcement has filed charges against a staff member who has been on administrative leave,” Mike Goforth, division superintendent for Wise County Public Schools, said in a statement emailed to The Times.

“The individual remains on leave and is not permitted on school property or to have contact with students. The division will continue to cooperate with law enforcement as this process moves forward. Because this is an active legal matter involving personnel, the division cannot comment further.”

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

MONDAY’S RESULTS

BOYS

CITY SECTION

Maywood CES 52, Annenberg 23

Orthopaedic 53, Hawkins 34

Valor Academy 47, Stella 43

Wilmington Banning 58, Angelou 38

SOUTHERN SECTION

Aliso Niguel 70, Lakewood 50

Alta Loma 63, Adelanto 55

Apple Valley 84, Bloomington 50

Arlington 75 Norco 62

Arrowhead Christian 70, Murrieta Mesa 66

Ayala 72, Los Amigos 58

Baldwin Park 59, EF Academy 29

Bassett 59, United Christian Academy 21

Bell Gardens 65, Southlands Christian 19

Beverly Hills 66, Mary Star of the Sea 40

Bonita 56, Paloma Valley 43

Brea Olinda 80, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 47

Buckley 74, Rowland 51

Buena Park 42, Anaheim 31

Camarillo 41, West Ranch 29

Canyon Country Canyon 74, Victor Valley 49

Charter Oak 71, Bolsa Grande 44

Chaparral 86, Riverside Prep 53

Chino Hills 65, Lawndale 49

Citrus Valley 62, Kaiser 40

Corona 81, Riverside North 49

Corona Santiago 84, Rialto 70

Crescenta Valley 78, Vasquez 70

Desert Chapel 65, Joshua Springs Christian 19

Downey 64, Pasadena Poly 40

Elsinore 73, Arroyo Valley 53

Estancia 65, El Monte 19

Flintridge Prep 57, El Rancho 39

Fontana 56, Indian Springs 31

Foothill Tech 55, Channel Islands 53

Glendale 69, Garey 25

Godinez 74, St. Margaret’s 63

Heritage 73, Woodcrest Christian 56

Holy Martyrs Armenian 76, Hoover 63

Huntington Beach 67, Costa Mesa 22

Irvine 55, Rancho Alamitos 32

La Canada 54, Northview 35

Laguna Beach 71, Workman 34

Long Beach Jordan 101, Eisenhower 58

Long Beach Wilson 58, Santa Ana Foothill 53

Montebello 56. Duarte 50

Moorpark 85, Lancaster 52

Newport Beach Pacifica Christian 68, Verbum Dei Jesuit 47

Nordhoff 63, SLOCA 31

Oakwood 97, de Toledo 30

Palmdale 74, Sherman Oaks CES 58

Palm Desert 80, Cajon 49

Patriot 66, Barstow 37

Placentia Valencia 66, Westminster La Quinta 44

Rancho Verde 76, Grand Terrace 18

Rolling Hills Prep 60, West Torrance 48

Rosamond 45, Antelope Valley 41

Royal 78, Del Sol 28

San Marino 58, Salesian 57

Santa Fe 78, Mountain View 33

Silverado 93, Jurupa Hills 54

South Hills 65, Bosco Tech 57

St. Bonaventure 67, Del Oro 38

Temecula Valley 74, Vista Murrieta 61

Valencia 62, Pilibos 60

Villa Park 72, Artesia 47

Winchester Liberty 70, Banning 24

INTERSECTIONAL

Birmingham 60, St. Genevieve 56

Chatsworth 63, Burbank Burroughs 32

Cleveland 82, Cathedral 46

Compton Centennial 59, Lincoln 50

Corona Centennial 60, Torrey Pines 58

Edison 80, LACES 47

El Camino Real 66, La Salle 60

Fountain Valley 60, Poway 52

Francis Parker 83, Rancho Christian 71

Granada Hills 61, Garden Serra 52

Loyola 69, Palisades 58

Newbury Park 58, Granada Hills Kennedy 37

Palmdale 74, Sherman Oaks CES 58

San Pedro 69, Palos Verdes 61

Santa Margarita 76, Mission Bay 53

Shalhevet 69, San Fernando Valley Academy 43

Triumph Charter 59, AGBU 56

West Covina 88, Franklin 54

Wiseburn-Da Vinci 71, Carson 65

GIRLS

SOUTHERN SECTION

Ayala 38, San Bernardino 32

Barstow 54, Alhambra 23

Beckman 66, Rancho Cucamonga 54

Bishop Amat 52, Golden Valley 44

Bolsa Grande 41, Glenn 5

Bonita 57, Northview 38

Brea Olinda 42, Montclair 24

Chaparral 62, Corona Santiago 47

Chino 59, Silverado 8

Chino Hills 49, Canyon Springs 41

Crean Lutheran 47, Aliso Niguel 41

Desert Chapel 43, Joshua Springs Christian 9

El Dorado 49, Downey 45

Fullerton 52, La Habra 26

Hacienda Heights Wilson 58, St. Paul 41

Hesperia 61, Silver Valley 49

Indian Springs 42, Eisenhower 22

Irvine 44, Mission Viejo 30

La Canada 65, Crescenta Valley 53

Lakewood St. Joseph 64, Cerritos 21

Lancaster 41, Long Beach Cabrillo 8

Lawndale 40, West Ranch 39

Leuzinger 55, Village Christian 48

Los Alamitos 62, West Covina 22

Los Altos 50, Chaffey 46

Mary Star of the Sea 42, Ramona Convent 25

Murrieta Valley 67, Linfield Christin 25

Norwalk 47, Montebello 27

Notre Dame Academy 39, Santa Monica Pacifica Christian 31

Pioneer 55, Arroyo 32

Redondo Union 65, Lynwood 57

Riverside King 57, South Pasadena 28

Riverside Poly 69, El Rancho 63

Rosamond 69, Palmdale 15

Rosemead 31, Saddleback 19

Sacred Heart of Jesus 48, Burbank 40

San Juan Hills 49, Newport Beach Pacifica Christian 33

Saugus 60, Knight 29

Segerstrom 67, Elsinore 33

Sonora 53, University Prep 10

St. Anthony 52, Oak Hills 46

St. Genevieve 46, AGBU 37

St. Margaret’s 69, Cypress 55

Sunny Hills 58, South El Monte 12

Temecula Prep 37, Banning 17

Temecula Valley 61, Banning 5

Tesoro 52, Great Oak 16

Traduce Hills 65, Anaheim Canyon 60

Whitney 54, Santa Ana Foothill 33

YULA 70, Burbank Providence 15

INTERSECTIONAL

Bakersfield Liberty 52, Palisades 48

Birmingham 82, Alta Loma 41

Canyon Country Canyon 50, Verdugo Hills 40

Carondelet 43, Mira Costa 33

Cleveland 44, Calabasas 38

Etiwanda 98, Santa Maria St. Joseph 31

Gardena Serra 61, LA Hamilton 50

Holy Martyrs Armenian 37, Grant 30

King/Drew 50, Wiseburn Da-Vinci 28

La Jolla Country Day 54, Corona Santiago 19

North County San Marcos 70, El Toro 69

Sage Hill 64, Harvard-Westlake 29

Shadow Hills 50, Montgomery 32

Westchester 67, Rolling Hills Prep 63

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

CITY SECTION

FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE

At Birmingham High

DIVISION III

#2 Hawkins (10-2) vs. #1 Santee (9-4), 2 p.m.

DIVISION II

#2 San Fernando (10-3) vs. #1 Cleveland (5-8), 6 p.m.

SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE

At Southwest College

DIVISION I

#5 Marquez (11-2) vs. #2 South Gate (10-3), 2 p.m.

OPEN DIVISION

#6 Crenshaw (10-1) vs. #1 Carson (8-3), 6 p.m.

SOUTHERN SECTION

(Games at 7 p.m. unless noted)

FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE

DIVISION 1

Santa Margarita (9-3) vs. Corona Centennial (11-1) at Rose Bowl

DIVISION 3

Oxnard Pacifica (13-0) at Palos Verdes (10-3)

DIVISION 7

Barstow (9-3) at Apple Valley (9-4)

DIVISION 8

Beckman (10-3) at Brea Olinda (10-3)

DIVISION 12

Santa Paula (8-5) at Grace (10-3)

DIVISION 13

Woodbridge (5-8) at Montebello (7-6)

DIVISION 14

South El Monte (9-4) at Pioneer (7-6)

8-MAN

DIVISION 1

Flintridge Prep (9-0) at Cornerstone Christian (11-0)

SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE

DIVISION 2

Los Alamitos (11-2) at San Clemente (9-4)

DIVISION 4

La Habra (10-3) at San Jacinto (10-3)

DIVISION 5

Rio Hondo Prep (13-0) at Redondo Union (9-4)

DIVISION 6

Ventura (11-2) at St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy (7-6)

DIVISION 9

Ramona (11-2) at Cerritos Valley Christian (10-3)

DIVISION 10

Tahquitz (10-3) at Hillcrest (8-5)

DIVISION 11

Baldwin Park (8-5) at Valley View (8-5)

8-MAN

DIVISION 2

Lancaster Baptist (9-3) at Cate (5-7), 1 p.m.

Hi, and welcome to another edition of Prep Rally. My name is Eric Sondheimer. It’s championship week in high school football. It’s also the 10-year anniversary of one of best and most entertaining high school basketball teams in history — the unbeaten 2015-16 Chino Hills Huskies, led by the Ball brothers

Looking back at greatness

LiAngelo Ball, center, is flanked by his brothers Lonzo, second from left, and LaMelo in 2016.

(Los Angeles Times)

High school basketball fans, sportswriters and coaches had the time of their lives watching the creation of Chino Hills’ 35-0 team from 2015, with brothers Lonzo, LiAngelo and LaMelo Ball in starring roles. They helped entertain and draw so many Oohs and Aahs that they became nationally recognized, along with their always talkative father, LaVar.

The tales of showing up with a lawn chair two hours before a game to make sure you got a seat before the gym sold out are legendary. The talent and chemistry of the Balls, along with Onyeka Okongwu and Eli Scott, was something to behold all the way to Chino Hills winning the state championship in March of 2016 in Sacramento.

Here’s a look back from a sportswriter’s perspective and that of the head coach, Steve Baik.

Keawe Browne (2) celebrates after a blocked Mater Dei field-goal attempt gives Corona Centennial 28-27 win.

(Craig Weston)

Who had Santa Margarita facing Corona Centennial in Friday’s Southern Section Division 1 final at the Rose Bowl? Both teams earned the spot, the first time St. John Bosco or Mater Dei have failed to participate in the championship game since 2012.

Here’s how Centennial beat Mater Dei 28-27 in the semifinals with a blocked field goal at the end of the game.

Santa Margarita took care of business in the other semifinal to defeat Orange Lutheran. The Eagles are surging because of their terrific defense and the threat Trent Mosley offers any time he touches the ball. Here’s the report.

Here’s a look at how Santa Margarita and Centennial cracked the code to create a new championship game.

In Division 2, two league rivals, Los Alamitos and San Clemente, will play for a second time this season on Saturday night at San Clemente.

Here’s this weekend’s championship schedule.

Here’s a look at the top individual performances from last week.

Crenshaw pulled off the win that few expected when the City Section season began last August. The Cougars handed Birmingham its first defeat after 55 consecutive wins over City opponents 12-7 in the City Open Division semifinals. What a coaching job by interim coach Terrence Whitehead. His team will face Carson for the City title on Saturday at L.A. Southwest College. Here’s a look at Crenshaw’s journey this season.

Carson first-year coach William Lowe has his team trying for a 12th City title.

(Nick Koza)

Carson is playing like a No. 1 seed after dominating Garfield in the semifinals. With quarterback Chris Fields’ ability to run or pass, the Colts will have an advantage against a Crenshaw team that hasn’t faced many teams with balanced offenses.

South Gate quarterback Michael Gonzalez tries to console William Smith of Dorsey in an act of sportsmanship after South Gate win.

(Nick Koza)

In Division I, South Gate will take on Marquez on Saturday. South Gate defeated Dorsey in its semifinal and Marquez toppled top-seeded Venice. Here’s a look at South Gate players showing sportsmanship after their game. Dorsey had to play on Monday after playoff game against Eagle Rock had a power blackout. Here’s a look at the Dons’ win.

In Division II, Cleveland rallied for a win over Fairfax and will face San Fernando. Here’s a report. In Division III, Hawkins will play Santee.

Basketball

Brandon McCoy of Sierra Canyon had nine dunks and 25 points in win over JSerra.

(Craig Weston)

The Trinity-Mission League Challenge at Pauley Pavilion produced lots of dunks and competitive games. The best game ended up being the last, with St. John Bosco beating Harvard-Westlake 57-55. Santa Margarita rallied for a 77-73 win over Sherman Oaks Notre Dame behind 28 points from Brayden Kyman. Brandon McCoy had nine dunks in his Sierra Canyon debut, a win over JSerra.

Here’s a look at the games and top performances.

Here’s this week’s top 25 rankings by The Times.

In girls basketball, defending Southern Section Open Division champion Ontarior Christian started with two wins and Kaleena Smith scoring 45 and 35 points.

Redondo Union is hosting a tournament beginning Monday that includes Etiwanda.

Harvard-Westlake unveiled freshman Lucia Khamenia, the sister of Nikolas. Here’s a report.

Legacy of the Kymans

Brayden Kyman of Santa Margarita.

(Eric Sondheimer / Los Angeles Times)

The Kymans have been a sports family for years. Bernie Kyman was a coach and athletic direct. Son Coley starred in football and volleyball at Reseda and Cal State Northridge. His son Jake won a CIF title at Santa Margarita before playing for UCLA basketball.

Now Brayden is a senior basketball player at Santa Margarita. The family is moving to Montana after this season. A look at the impact and legacy of the Kymans.

Girls tennis

The Calabasas High girls tennis team won the Southern Section Division 2 championship.

(Courtesy Calabasas High)

Corona del Mar completed an unbeaten Southern Section girls tennis season with a victory over Portola in the Division 1 championship match. Here’s a report.

Calabasas defeated Harvard-Westlake for the Division 2 title. Here’s a report.

Alexa Guerrero holds the championship plaque as she and her Marshall teammates celebrate their City Section Open Division flag football championship win over Eagle Rock.

(Steve Galluzzo / For The Times)

Marshall has climbed to the top in City Section flag football with a 20-0 win over Eagle Rock in the Open Division final.

Here’s a look at the newest City champions.

Cross country

Irvine senior Summer Wilson won the Southern Section Division 2 cross-country title.

(Steve Galluzzo / For The Times)

On the rain course at Mount San Antonio College, Summer Wilson ran away with the Division 2 championship at the Southern Section cross-country championships. Here’s the report.

The City championships were held at Elysian Park, and Palisades won boys and girls titles. Here’s the report.

The state championships will be held Saturday at Woodward Park in Fresno.

Girls volleyball

Mater Dei, Harvard-Westlake and Cypress won state championships in girls volleyball.

Here’s the report.

Notes . . .

Justin Utupo is out after one season as football coach at Long Beach Poly. The Jackrabbits (5-5) lost six players to ineligibility by the Southern Section and the school administration refused to allow the team to participate in the playoffs. The program has won 20 Southern Section football championships but last won a Division 1 title in 2012 under Raul Lara. Here’s the report. . . .

Aaron Huerta has resigned after one season as football coach at Bishop Alemany. . ..

The CIF state championship football games will be played Dec. 11-12 at Buena Park High, Fullerton High and Saddleback College. . . .

Bo Beatty, the co-head football coach at Bonita, has resigned to return to Azusa Pacific where he was a long-time assistant coach. Steve Bogan is the co-head coach. . . .

Defensive lineman James Moffat of Crespi has committed to UCLA. . . .

Santa Margarita won its third state title in girls golf at Poppy Hills Golf Course. . . .

It was the year of Newport Harbor in boys water polo. The team lost one match all season and avenged its only defeat with a win over Cathedral Catholic in the regional final. . . .

Kacey Norwood has been named interim girls’ lacrosse coach at St. Margaret’s. . . .

JD Hill, a defensive lineman at Mission Viejo, has committed to Washington. . . .

Cooper Javorsky, a lineman from San Juan Hills who decommitted as a UCLA recruit after the firing of DeShaun Foster, has recommitted to the Bruins. . . .

Here’s a report and update on former San Juan Hills linebacker Weston Port and his Mormon mission in Spain. . . .

From the archives: Carson Schwesinger

Former Oaks Christian and UCLA linebacker Carson Schwesinger.

(Damian Dovarganes / Associated Press)

Former Oaks Christian and UCLA linebacker Carson Schwesinger is having a successful rookie season for the Cleveland Browns. After being selected No. 33 overall in the NFL draft, he’s been starting and earning rave reviews.

He went to UCLA as a walk-on and became a star.

Here’s a story from 2021 on Schwesinger walking on at UCLA.

Recommendations

From the Washington Post, a story on a high school football lineman who didn’t know how to put on pads three years ago and became an Oregon recruit.

From the San Diego Union-Tribune, a look at the top high school basketball teams in San Diego.

From NFHS.org, a story of sportsmanship across the country in high school sports.

From the Las Vegas Review Journal, a story on changes in Nevada’s football playoff system that will allow Bishop Gorman only one nonleague game starting in 2026.

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A look at The Times’ top 25 boys’ basketball rankings for the Southland after Week 1.

Rk. School (Rec.); Comment; ranking last week

1. SIERRA CANYON (2-0): Brandon McCoy gets nine dunks in season debut; 1

2. SANTA MARGARITA (3-0): Brayden Kyman made five threes at Pauley Pavilion; 2

3. REDONDO UNION (2-0): Seahawks take down nationally ranked Arizona Sunnyslope; 6

4. ST. JOHN BOSCO (2-0): Christian Collins scores 37 points in win over Harvard-Westlake; 5

5. HARVARD-WESTLAKE (1-1): Wolverines suffer two-point loss to St. John Bosco; 3

6. SHERMAN OAKS NOTRE DAME (2-1): NaVorro Bowman scores 34 points at Pauley Pavilion; 4

7. CRESPI (2-0): New players making great progress early in the season; 7

8. CORONA CENTENNIAL: (3-0). High-scoring Huskies are back after scoring 100 points vs. Los Alamitos; 9

9. FAIRMONT PREP (4-0): Four straight wins to start season; 10

10. DAMIEN (4-0): Zaire Rasshan makes nine threes in Sunny Hills tournament title game; 15

11. JSERRA (4-1): Point guard Earl Bryson did well at Pauley Pavilion against No. 1 Sierra Canyon; 11

12. SAN GABRIEL ACADEMY 0-1): Gave Harvard-Westlake a scare in opener; 16

13. CREAN LUTHERAN (2-1): Took down Campbell Hall, came close to Redondo Union; NR

14. ROLLING HILLS PREP (1-0): Plays in Da Vinci tournament this week; 12

15 LA MIRADA (0-1): Plays at Roosevelt on Friday; 13

16. EASTVALE ROOSEVELT (3-0): Freshman Travis Walton Jr. is off to impressive start; NR

17. WINDWARD (0-0): Wildcats open season Monday vs. Knight; 14

18. ETIWANDA (3-0): Talented group of sophomores; 22

19. ORANGE LUTHERAN (4-1): New coach Nate Klitzing is already working his magic; NR

20. ARCADIA (2-0): Play at St. Francis on Wednesday; 19

21. PASADENA (0-0): Open season on Wednesday; 20

22. CROSSROADS (3-0): Evan Willis debuts with 20-point performance; 21

23. MATER DEI (0-1): Lots of work ahead for Monarchs; 8

24. LA HABRA (4-1): Plays at Cerritos on Tuesday; 18

25. LONG BEACH POLY (0-1): Put up good fight vs. Roosevelt; 24

Nov. 24 (UPI) — Canadian conservation officials continue their search for three grizzly bears that attacked a group of elementary students injuring four people, including a teacher, last week in rural British Columbia.

Since the Thursday attack in Bella Coola Valley, located about 620 miles north of Vancouver, B.C. conservation officers have been searching the region for the mother grizzly bear and two cubs.

On Sunday, the B.C. Conservation Officer Service has been rotating teams to search for the bears, including during the night.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police air assets with thermal imaging cameras have been deployed to assist, the BCCOS said in a statement, while urging members of the public to not aid in their search efforts.

Additional officers arrived a day prior, and trapping efforts were ongoing.

Residents are being urged to avoid the 4 Miles subdivision of Bella Coola Valley where the attack occurred and to remain indoors.

Any bears captured amid the search will be assessed by wildlife biologists as well as federal veterinarians “to determine next steps,” the BCCOS said.

On Thursday, local authorities were notified of a bear attack involving a school group. Three students and an adult were injured, BCCOS Insp. Kevin Van Damme said in a recorded statement posted on Facebook.

The group had stopped along a trail when the bear, emerging from the woods, attacked. A teacher, armed with pepper spray and a bear banger, successfully repelled the animal, he said.

The four injured were transported to a hospital in Vancouver for further treatment.

The bear may have been previously injured, Van Damme said.

B.C. Premier David Eby thanked the teachers for their “heroism.”

“The conservation officers, I’m assured, are working hard to identify and find the bear, and I know for all of us in the province [this is] just a terrible story and terrible outcome and we wish a quick recovery and the best for everyone who was injured,” he said during a press conference following the attack.

According to the British Columbia Conservation Foundation, grizzly bear attacks in the province are uncommon but occasionally turn fatal.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

CITY SECTION

FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE

At Birmingham High

DIVISION I

#5 Marquez vs. #2 South Gate (time TBA)

DIVISION II

#2 San Fernando vs. #1 Cleveland (time TBA)

DIVISION III

#2 Hawkins vs. #1 Santee (time TBA)

SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE

At Southwest College

OPEN DIVISION

#6 Crenshaw (10-1) vs. #1 Carson (8-3), 6 p.m.

SOUTHERN SECTION

(Games at 7 p.m. unless noted)

FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE

DIVISION 1

Santa Margarita vs. Corona Centennial at Rose Bowl

DIVISION 3

Oxnard Pacifica at Palos Verdes

DIVISION 7

Barstow at Apple Valley

DIVISION 8

Beckman at Brea Olinda

DIVISION 12

Santa Paula at Grace

DIVISION 13

Woodbridge at Montebello

DIVISION 14

South El Monte at Pioneer

8-MAN

DIVISION 1

Flintridge Prep at Cornerstone Christian

SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE

DIVISION 2

Los Alamitos at San Clemente

DIVISION 4

La Habra at San Jacinto

DIVISION 5

Rio Hondo Prep at Redondo Union

DIVISION 6

Ventura at St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy

DIVISION 9

Ramona at Cerritos Valley Christian

DIVISION 10

Tahquitz at Hillcrest

DIVISION 11

Baldwin Park at Valley View

8-MAN

DIVISION 2

Lancaster Baptist at Cate, 1 p.m.

In a social media world where fights between players in the handshake line, fights among fans in the bleachers and fights in the locker room always seem to receive the most clicks and attention, let’s hope a simple act of sportsmanship and kindness from Saturday’s South Gate-Dorsey football playoff game goes viral.

After South Gate won the City Section Division I semifinal 28-20, several Dorsey players were distraught.

The winning quarterback, junior Michael Gonzalez, heard a strange sound while shaking hands.

“I heard someone crying,” he said. “I looked to my right and saw two players, one I knew and one I didn’t.”

He went over to console both. The player he didn’t know, William Smith of Dorsey, was resting on one knee, head down, helmet off.

Gonzalez said he told him, “There’s more to life than just football. You got college. Keep your head up. It was a good game.”

Losing a semifinal game is tough. But winning and acting with class and respect also can be tough.

Asked where he learned about sportsmanship, Gonzalez said, “It’s what I was taught by my mom and coaches. Be a good person no matter what.”

This is a daily look at the positive happenings in high school sports. To submit any news, please email [email protected].

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

SATURDAY’S RESULTS

BOYS

CITY SECTION

Angelou 73, Hawkins 19

Lincoln 52, Wilmington Banning 46

Maywood Academy 66, United Christian Academy 20

Orthopaedic 61, Annenberg 14

Wilmington Banning 76, Annenberg 29

SOUTHERN SECTION

ACE 59, Hesperia Christian 38

Arcadia 88, San Fernando Valley Academy 24

Arlington 59, Kaiser 48

Arrowhead Christian 52, Cajon 47

Ayala 75, Downey 66

Beckman 71, Sage Hill 50

Bell Gardens 44, Mountain View 19

Buckley 74, Paso Robles 40

California 77, Chino 64

Camarillo 62, Calabasas 61

Canyon Country Canyon 64, Firebaugh 42

Cathedral 71, Santa Clara 41

Cerritos 68, Bosco Tech 60

Cerritos Valley Christian 74, California Military Institute 29

Chaffey 61, Schurr 52

Chaminade 82, Chaparral 60

Chino Hills 69, Newport Harbor 46

Colton 88, Grand Terrace 60

Corona Centennial 102, Los Alamitos 74

Corona Santiago 102, Carter 68

Costa Mesa 42, Garden Grove Santiago 39

Crean Lutheran 71, Campbell Hall 57

Crespi 90, Mater Dei 59

Crenshaw 54, Lancaster 36

Damien 68, Anaheim Canyon 59

Don Lugo 64, Glendale 63

Eastvale Roosevelt 81, Rancho Cucamonga 52

El Dorado 52, Irvine 35

Elsinore 74, Norco 53

Etiwanda 61, Rancho Christian 48

Gahr 71, Mission Viejo 58

Garden Grove 55, Westminster La Quinta 49

Gardena Serra 62, Western Christian 53

Glendora 64, Quartz Hill 55

Great Oak 60, Norte Vista 58

Hillcrest 58, Rialto 47

Indian Springs 53, Sultana 27

Jurupa Hills 74, Riverside North 67

Keppel 61, El Toro 41

Laguna Hills 80, Murrieta Valley 69

La Habra 60, St. Bernard 50

Lakeside 66, Bolsa Grande 34

La Serna 64, Warren 62

Los Altos 76, Esperanza 67

Los Osos 54, Huntington Beach 47

Mira Costa 63, Bonita 47

Montclair 56, Edgewood 37

Murrieta Mesa 77, Palm Desert 60

Nipomo 52, SLOCA 24

North Torrance 58, Ridgecrest Burroughs 40

Oakwood 62, Claremont 56

Ocean View 63, Lakewood 52

Orange Lutheran 58, St. Francis 49

Orange Vista 66, Hemet 52

Oxnard 65, Righetti 42

Oxnard Pacifica 50, Moorpark 46

Pasadena Poly 53, Rowland 42

Pilibos 59, YULA 52

Pioneer 68, Sierra Vista 56

Portola 63, Garden Grove Pacifica 47

Redondo Union 68, Sunnyslope 64

Riverside King 49, Hacienda Heights Wilson 45

San Bernardino 69, Alhambra 50

San Clemente 62, Yorba Linda 46

San Gabriel 65, Glenn 18

Santa Ana Foothill 81, Calvary Baptist 57

Santa Fe 53, Duarte 37

Santa Margarita 77, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 73

Santa Monica 75, Fillmore 32

Servite 61, Loyola 60

Shadow Hills 61, Troy 58

Sierra Canyon 69, JSerra 45

Silverado 74, Corona 42

St. Anthony 73, Laguna Beach 32

St. John Bosco 57, Harvard-Westlake 55

Summit 71, Citrus Hill 53

Summit Leadership Academy 75, Lucerne Valley 17

Sunny Hills 58, Northview 25

Temescal Canyon 54, Twentynine Palms 45

Torrance 57, Northwood 50

Tustin 53, San Dimas 41

Valencia 63, Agoura 53

Whittier Christian 55, West Covina 40

Woodbridge 54, Ontario Christian 41

INTERSECTIONAL

Bishop Amat 84, Brawley 48

California 72, Clovis East 68

Crenshaw 54, Lancaster 36

Eastside 84, Hollywood 35

Fairfax 77, Bakersfield 72

Fairmont Prep 35, Buchanan 21

Heritage Christian 43, El Camino Real 41

Holtville 47, Xavier Prep 38

Irvine University 70, South Gate 30

Maywood Academy 66, United Christian Academy 20

Newbury Park 65, LA Marshall 62

Oaks Christian 76, Clovis East 68

Orlando (FL) Oak Ridge 57, SoCal Academy 51

Oxford Academy 80, Waipahu 72

St. Genevieve 59, Verdugo Hills 48

St. Monica 49, Venice 42

Vanden 58, Hesperia 37

Village Christian 96, Palisades 68

GIRLS

SOUTHERN SECTION

Aliso Niguel 53, Tustin 24

Anaheim Canyon 63, Highland 39

Arrowhead Christian 45, Hesperia Christian 31

Bishop Amat 43, Beaumont 36

Bishop Diego 55, Santa Maria 36

Burbank 54, Fullerton 30

Calabasas 57, AGBU 29

California School for the Deaf Riverside 46, Woodcrest Christian 27

Campbell Hall 62, YULA 55

Carpinteria 50, Valley Christian Academy 43

Carter 38, La Quinta 34

Cerritos Valley Christian 50, Marymount 28

Chino Hills 57, Palm Desert 54

Crossroads 57, Mayfield 13

El Dorado 37, Corona Santiago 19

El Toro 63, La Habra 20

Estancia 34, Irvine University 20

Fairmont Prep 65, Marlborough 35

Flintridge Prep 47, Los Osos 45

Hemet 48, Lakeside 4

Holy Martyrs Armenian 59, Pasadena Poly 51

Keppel 52, Murrieta Valley 38

Knight 54, Rosamond 48

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Nov. 22 (UPI) — Initial reports undercounted the number of students and staff kidnapped by Nigerian gunmen from the St. Mary’s School in Papiri, Niger State, Nigeria.

The Christian Association of Nigeria’s revised number is now is 303 students and 12 staff members, for a total of 315 kidnapped on Friday.

The revised number was obtained after local officials conducted a census count to determine who was missing, Most. Rev. Bulus DauwaYohanna, CAN’s Niger State chapter chairman, announced.

The students taken were male and female and between ages 10 and 18.

School officials initially reported 215 students and staff had been taken, but 88 more were taken while trying to escape, Yohanna’s spokesman, Danial Atori, told CNN on Saturday.

Intelligence reports warned of a potential attack and, although local authorities said school officials were ordered to close all boarding facilities at the school, the order was ignored, the BBC reported.

Several state- and federally run schools in northern Nigeria closed after learning of Friday’s attack to prevent further abductions.

Local police said security agencies are “combing the forests with a view to rescue the abducted students,” the BBC reported.

The families of those abducted can only wait and hope.

“I just want them to come home,” the aunt of two kidnapped girls, ages 6 and 13, told the BBC.

The father of daughters who attend the school but were not among those taken said the attack has affected everyone.

“Everybody is weak,” Dominic Adamu said. “It took everybody by surprise.”

The number abducted surpasses the 276 who were abducted from Chibok in 2014, and the new number represents about half the students who attended the Catholic school in Papiri.

Papiri, a community in the Nigerian city of Lagos, said the revised number of students kidnapped makes the attack one of the worst in country’s history.

The attack was the third this week in Nigeria in which people were abducted.

Gunmen also attacked a government-run boarding school in Kebbi State and kidnapped 25 female students on Monday.

Gunmen also attacked a church in Kwara State, killed two people and abducted 38 others.