Jack Pollon of the Daily News reports:

The Liberty League is allowing Providence to play every other team in the league only once next year. Every game will count as two in the standings. One loss would count as two losses for Providence and one victory would count as two wins.


This post was edited on 5/8 9:52 AM by Dave Keefer

I've been reading some of the latest news and picked up a few tidbits I wasn't aware of:

1. the Central Section voted along with the Southern Section last Wednesday so 10 more votes were added to those who favor the new rule.

2. 68 1/2 total votes are needed.

3. the San Diego, Los Angeles and Sac-Joaquin sections are also expected to vote for the new 30-day rule so it appears that it will certainly be passed.

4. the state CIF meets May 4-5 in Milpitas. The rule would take effect for the 2012-2013 school year.

5. there is some small print I wasn't aware of. This will not necessarily open the door to unlimited transfers. If a school accepts 3 or more transfers in one sport, section administrators can investigate and impose their own penalties, like postseason bans.

6. Part of the reason that some sections want to give this new rule a chance relates to cost-saving. More than $1 million per year is spent throughout the state in litigation costs related to transfer denials. Each case costs several hundred dollars.

Per the Daily News:

Surprise candidate Jeff Woodruff, a University of Texas at El Paso assistant, is expected to be announced today as Oaks Christian's new coach, according to multiple Oaks Christian sources.

Advanced Skills Camp
June 16th ? June 17th, 2012
Ages 14-18
Overnight: $225 Commuter: $175

A unique skills camp with the focus of making you a better individual player for the next level. This camp is geared for the skilled and motivated athlete. It will be ran by our head coach, Lindsay Gottlieb, her 3 assistant coaches, along with Cal players. Coach Gottlieb and her staff will help to improve your game by providing elite on court training as well as film sessions and clinics to improve your "basketball IQ". This camp promises to be an amazing weekend of basketball and a tremendous opportunity to raise your game to the next level.


Individual Camp
June 25th ? June 28th, 2012
Ages 9-13
$300

To develop and improve both basic and advanced skills such as shooting, passing, ball handling, and footwork. Instruction will be given through individual and group instruction with time allotted for practice, drills and games. Daily competitive games will allow campers to implement the skills they have learned. The camp will also feature fundamental skill stations, games and contests. Campers will be grouped by age and ability.

Jam Fest
June 10th & June 24th, 2012
$475 per team

The Jam Fest is a one day team camp that guarantees all teams at least 4 games. All high school, junior varsity, and AAU teams are welcome. You must have a minimum of 8 players per team. The focus of this camp is to play great competition, and to have the ability to work as a team with your coach to prepare for the upcoming season. There will be two leagues, an A and a B, to differentiate levels of ability. All games will be played by regulation high school rules, and certified officials will officiate all games. There will also be different clinics throughout the day, such as a post guard college workout. This camp fills up quickly, spots are available on a first come, first serve basis. Payment MUST be submitted prior to the beginning of play.
Contact Jessica Dolan, Camp Director, at 510-642-9448 to reserve your spot today!

Davin Guinn, 6'4, Vista Murrieta HS, is signing with University of California at Riverside, and Michael Marcus 5'8, Frontier HS (Bakersfield), is signing with UC Merced.

Coaches:

I want to make you aware of the camps I am offering this summer.

1.College Skills Camps: June 5-9 Branson, MO This camp is primarily for college players, including incoming freshman. If you have graduating seniors who are going to play in college next year, I would appreciate it if you would pass on this information to them. Also, if you have a returning player who you feel has the ability to play college ball, and who would not be intimidated by a camp of mostly college athletes, I will take them in this camp

2.High School Elite Camp: July 10-14 Branson, MO This camp will be taught along the same curriculum as my College Skills Camps. This will be a great opportunity for high school players who have aspirations to play in college.

To download brochures and entry forms for these two camps, go this site:

http://jstilesonline.com/services/basketball-camps-training-lessons/basketball-camps/

Brochures and Entry Forms are also attached to this e-mail

COST: RESIDENT $450 COMMUTER $375

For More Information call: 636-232-4688 8

If you have the opportunity to talk to players who have been through Jackie's camps, they will tell you it is like no other camp - and it is the best camp experience they have ever had.

You will spend 12 hours a day either on the court or in the classroom. The pace will be fast. You will learn to use your dribble, your teammates, your opponents and your own "sense of where you are" to create space, or shooting openings. We will teach you ball handling and shooting workouts that are taught in sequential order and provide the building blocks of Jackie's system. You will learn new and innovative ideas about the "great equalizer;" physical strength and conditioning. You will learn not only how - but why - which will help you become a team leader who is "a coach on the floor." You will become a better teammate and a better person.

In the end, you will walk out of camp empowered with the skills to maximize, to the fullest, a once in a lifetime opportunity; the privilege of playing basketball.

The 6th Annual Desert Valley All Star Girls Game @ Vista Murrieta High School Friday, March 30, 2012 @ 6pm

Game is 20 minutes per half. Mandatory Girls Practice on March 26 (6:00pm) @ VMHS

Home Team (Coached by Mike Pino, Chaparral HS) Wear White
#1 G 5’6 Brandy Howard Paloma Valley
# 4 F 5’6 Sarai Ware West Valley
#11 G 5’7 Cydnie Jones MLK
#15 G 5’6 Akilah Martin JW North
#20 W 6’0 Abigail Johnston Chaparral
#21 G 5’7 Izzy McGraw Great Oak
#22 G 5’8 Shajanae Moss Citrus Hill
#22 G 5’5 Leilani Chavez Corona
#22 F 5’11 Brenda Bilton Murrieta Valley
#22 G 5’8 Alisya Trejo Jurupa Valley
#23 W 5’11 Christine Saldana Perris
#24 C 6’3 Jordan Pendergrass Elsinore
#30 F 6’3 Jessica Pino Chaparral
#31 F 5’10 Kaitlin Mathewson Temecula Valley
#55 G 5’7 Lauren Fisher West Valley

Away Team (Coached by Dennis Ullom Roosevelt HS) Wear Dark
#2 G 5’6 Enid Field Hemet
#3 PG 5’7 Aniya Baker Perris
#3 F 5’8 Brianna Warren Murrieta Mesa
#3 F 6’0 Iman Stenson Nuview Bridge
#3 F 5’11 Dominque Worthy Roosevelt
#4 G 5’5 Lexci Mack Corona
#20 G 5’7 Maya Woody Vista Murrieta
#21 G 5’8 Tamara Herring Citrus Hill
#21 G 5’7 Bobbie Hawkins MLK
#25 G 5’6 Angie Hundell Great Oak
#25 G 5’6 Alexus Strong Roosevelt
#30 G 5’8 Olivia Thompson Temecula Valley
#32 W 5’9 Brittney Crain JW North
#34 C 6’0 Brianna Turner Paloma Valley

Valley League MVP:
Karla Flores-Vaughn

Valley League 1st Team:
Ilsie Calles-Fulton Prep
Mildred Aragon-Fulton Prep
Cori Benedict-SOCES
Alejandrina Rodriguez-Vaughn
Karla Flores-Vaughn

Valley League 2nd Team:
Angel Roboson-East Valley
Abi Andia-Ivy
Casey Clause-Ivy
Erica Buonora-Northridge Academy
Christina Fanous-SOCES

Valley League Honorable Mention:
Jessica Martinez-Discovery
Domatila Almanza-Fulton Prep
Diana Munoz-Ivy
Yulissa Garcia-Northridge Academy
Veronica Pina-Vaughn

Valley League Coach of the Year:
Israel Ortiz-Vaughn

Valley League All Academic Team:
Abi Andia-Ivy
Diana Munoz-Ivy
Persia Brown-Ivy
Casey Clause-Ivy
Madison Griffin-Ivy
Katrin Safronyuk-Ivy
Danielle David-Ivy
Sofia Munoz-Ivy
Malynn Catalan-Fulton Prep
Ilsie Calles-Fulton Prep
Mildred Aragon-Fulton Prep
Kimberly Guardado-Fulton Prep
Christina Fanous-SOCES
Cori Benedict-SOCES
Addie Beaulieu-SOCES
Montana Ellis-SOCES
Katie McDermott-SOCES
Ameena Mohammed-SOCES
Katrina Chun-SOCES
Nishat Hamid-SOCES
Mary Haddad-SOCES
Gefen Skolnick-SOCES
Janina Malapitan-SOCES
Karla Flores-Vaughn
Veronica Pina-Vaughn
Sabrina Reyes-Vaughn
Justine Arisue-Northridge Academy

Erica Buonora-Northridge Academy

Brianne Carr-Northridge Academy

Marjorie Leano-Northridge Academy

Veronica Manuel-Northridge Academy

Danielle Moore-Northridge Academy

Rita Derderian-East Valley

Wendy Cartegena-East Valley

This post was edited on 3/16 7:15 PM by Dave Keefer

register now open for HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS AT www.centralcalifphenomelitecamp.org click on girls camp link on left side of homepage

REGISTER HERE!

First round, Wednesday

DIVISION I
Mater Dei 77, Burbank 35
Huntington Beach 71, San Diego 51
Summit 71, Bakersfield Stockdale 56
Corona Santiago 68, El Camino Real 45
Long Beach Poly 81, Carson 18
Hanford 77, Fairfax 48
El Toro 43, Narbonne 41
Brea Olinda 86, El Cajon Granite Hills 43

DIVISION II
San Diego Serra 40, Murrieta Valley 39
Foothill 44, Monroe 41
Ventura 74, Visalia Redwood 30
Keppel 68, Santee West Hills 35
Palisades 54, Norco 35
Porterville Monache 62, Culver City 42

DIVISION III
Oak Park 43, Los Angeles University 39
Bishop Amat 41, Bonita 30
Arroyo Grande 54, Bakersfield Ridgeview 41
Alemany 71, Hanford West 49
Bakersfield Independence 44, Rio Mesa 43
West Torrance 59, Spring Valley Mount Miguel 32
Laguna Hills 62, Los Angeles Marshall 29

DIVISION IV
Campbell Hall 72, Elizabeth 39
Bell-Jeff 70, Los Angeles Baptist 60
St. Bernard 103, Lindsay 39
Windward 98, Tollhouse Sierra 21
La Jolla Bishop's 64, St. Paul 36
Brentwood 53, Fresno San Joaquin Memorial 44
Serra 73, Parlier 20

DIVISION V
Avalon 53, Vista Tri-City Christian 52 (OT)
Providence 68, San Diego Rock Academy 35
Orangewood Academy 59, Calexico Vincent Memorial 41
Rolling Hills Prep 49, Canoga Park AGBU 17
Visalia Central Valley Christian 58, Providence Hall 40
Dantzler 60, San Diego Ocean View Christian 34
Villanova Prep 56, Lemoore Kings Christian 39

Regional quarterfinals, Saturday, 7 p.m. unless noted

DIVISION I
Huntington Beach at #1 Mater Dei, 6 p.m.
#5 Summit at #4 Corona Santiago
#6 Hanford at #3 Long Beach Poly, 6 p.m.
El Toro at #2 Brea Olinda

DIVISION II
#8 San Diego Serra at #1 Lynwood
#5 Foothill at #4 Ventura
#6 Palisades at #3 Keppel
#7 Porterville Monache at #2 Riverside North

DIVISION III
Oak Park at #1 San Diego Mission Bay
#5 Bishop Amat at #4 Arroyo Grande
#6 Bakersfield Independence at #3 Alemany, 6 p.m.
West Torrance at #2 Laguna Hills

DIVISION IV
Campbell Hall at #1 La Jolla Country Day
#5 Bell-Jeff at #4 St. Bernard, 6 p.m.
#6 La Jolla Bishop's at #3 Windward
Brentwood at #2 Serra, 6 p.m.

DIVISION V
Avalon at #1 Mission Prep, 6 p.m.
#5 Providence at #4 Orangewood Academy
#6 Visalia Central Valley Christian at #3 Rolling Hills Prep
#7 Dantzler at #2 Villanova Prep

Notes: Regional semifinals, Tuesday, 7 p.m. Regional finals, Mar. 17. State championships, Mar. 23-24.

Crespi junior point guard London Perrantes was offered by USC tonight.

Im sure more west coast schools will also offer after this summer.

I just got word that former Price center and St Johns commit Norvel Pelle didn't make his official visit to Iowa St this weekend like he was planned.

Im also hearing that there is a good chance that he will not be qualified again.

Schools like LSU, UCONN, DePaul have reached out but because of him not being able to qualify again are starting to back off.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL
First round, Wednesday, 7 p.m. unless noted

DIVISION I
Burbank (Southern 1A semifinalist) at #1 Mater Dei (Southern 1AA champion), 6 p.m.
Huntington Beach (Southern 1A runner-up) at #8 San Diego (San Diego I champion)
Bakersfield Stockdale (Central I runner-up) at #5 Summit (Southern 1A champion)
El Camino Real (City I semifinalist) at #4 Corona Santiago (Southern 1AA semifinalist)
Carson (City I semifinalist) at #3 Long Beach Poly (Southern 1AA semifinalist), 6 p.m.
Fairfax (City I runner-up) at #6 Hanford (Central I champion)
El Toro (Southern 1A semifinalist) at #7 Narbonne (City I champion)
El Cajon Granite Hills (San Diego I runner-up) at #2 Brea Olinda (Southern 1AA runner-up)

DIVISION II
#1 Lynwood (Southern 2AA champion), bye
Murrieta Valley (Southern 2A semifinalist) at #8 San Diego Serra (San Diego II champion)
Monroe (City II runner-up) at #5 Foothill (Southern 2A champion)
Visalia Redwood (Central II runner-up) at #4 Ventura (Southern 2AA semifinalist)
Santee West Hills (San Diego II runner-up) at #3 Keppel (Southern 2AA semifinalist)
Norco (Southern 2A runner-up) at #6 Palisades (City II champion)
Culver City (Southern 2A semifinalist) at #7 Porterville Monache (Central II champion)
#2 Riverside North (Southern 2AA runner-up), bye

DIVISION III
#1 San Diego Mission Bay (San Diego III champion), bye
Oak Park (Southern 3A runner-up) at #8 Los Angeles University (City III champion)
Bonita (Southern 3AAA semifinalist) at #5 Bishop Amat (Southern 3A champion)
Bakersfield Ridgeview (Central III runner-up) at #4 Arroyo Grande (Southern 3AAA champion)
Hanford West (Central III semifinalist) at #3 Alemany (Southern 3AA runner-up), 6 p.m.
Rio Mesa (Southern 3AAA runner-up) at #6 Bakersfield Independence (Central III champion)
West Torrance (Southern 3AAA semifinalist) at #7 Spring Valley Mount Miguel (San Diego III runner-up)
Los Angeles Marshall (City III runner-up) at #2 Laguna Hills (Southern 3AA champion)

DIVISION IV
#1 La Jolla Country Day (San Diego IV champion), bye
Campbell Hall (Southern 4A champion) at #8 Elizabeth (City Small Schools runner-up)
Los Angeles Baptist (Southern 4A semifinalist) at #5 Bell-Jeff (Southern 4AA semifinalist)
Lindsay (Central IV runner-up) at #4 St. Bernard (Southern 4AA semifinalist)
Tollhouse Sierra (Central IV semifinalist) at #3 Windward (Southern 4AA runner-up)
St. Paul (Southern 4A semifinalist) at #6 La Jolla Bishop's (San Diego IV runner-up)
Brentwood (Southern 4A runner-up) at #7 Fresno San Joaquin Memorial (Central IV champion), 6 p.m.
Parlier (Central IV semifinalist) at #2 Serra (Southern 4AA champion)

DIVISION V
#1 Mission Prep (Southern 5AA champion), bye
Avalon (Southern 5A runner-up) at #8 Vista Tri-City Christian (San Diego V champion)
San Diego Rock Academy (San Diego V semifinalist) at #5 Providence (Southern 5AA semifinalist)
Calexico Vincent Memorial (San Diego V semifinalist) at #4 Orangewood Academy (Southern 6 champion)
Canoga Park AGBU (Southern 5A semifinalist) vs. #3 Rolling Hills Prep (Southern 5A champion) at Mary Star
Providence Hall (Southern 6 runner-up) at #6 Visalia Central Valley Christian (Central V champion), 6 p.m.
San Diego Ocean View Christian (San Diego V runner-up) at #7 Dantzler (City Small Schools champion)
Lemoore Kings Christian (Central V runner-up) at #2 Villanova Prep (Southern 5AA runner-up)

DIVISION 1AA
Semifinals, Tuesday

Mater Dei 71, Corona Santiago 32
Brea Olinda 49, Long Beach Poly 43


DIVISION 1A
Semifinals, Tuesday

Summit 76, Burbank 49
Huntington Beach 51, El Toro 39


DIVISION 2AA
Semifinals, Tuesday

Lynwood 62, Keppel 60
Riverside North 65, Ventura 49


DIVISION 2A
Semifinals, Tuesday

Foothill 54, Murrieta Valley 39
Norco 57, Culver City 51

Im hearing UCLA is in very good shape to land Georgia big man Tony Parker.

A source close to the situation told me UCLA is without a doubt the leader for Parker and would be shocked if Parker didnt end up at UCLA.

Parker is set to announce at the McDonalds All American game.

Im told Pelle is scheduled to visit Iowa St this weekend for a visit.

Not final until tomorrow (Monday) but this gives you an idea of who will be playing where:

Championships, Wednesday-Mar. 3 at Anaheim Convention Center or Mater Dei (remaining schedule TBA Wednesday)

Girls' Division 1AA: #5 Brea Olinda/#1 Long Beach Poly vs. #3 Corona Santiago/#2 Mater Dei, Friday or Saturday at Anaheim

Girls' Division 1A: #13 Burbank/#1 Summit vs. #3 Huntington Beach/#2 El Toro, Friday or Saturday at Anaheim

Girls' Division 2AA: #1 Keppel/#5 Lynwood vs. #2 Ventura/#3 Riverside North, Friday or Saturday at Anaheim

Girls' Division 2A: #5 Murrieta Valley/#1 Foothill vs. #6 Culver City/#10 Norco, Thursday, 8:15 p.m. at Anaheim

Girls' Division 3AAA: #4 Rio Mesa vs. #3 Arroyo Grande, Friday or Saturday at Anaheim

Girls' Division 3AA: #4 Laguna Hills vs. #2 Alemany Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. at Anaheim

Girls' Division 3A: #1 Oak Park vs. #3 Bishop Amat, Wednesday, 4:45 p.m. at Anaheim

Girls' Division 4AA: #1 Windward vs. #7 Serra, Wednesday, 8:15 p.m. at Anaheim

Girls' Division 4A: #1 Campbell Hall vs. #3 Brentwood, Wednesday, 3 p.m. at Anaheim

Girls' Division 5AA: #1 Mission Prep vs. #2 Villanova Prep, Saturday, 3:30 p.m. at Mater Dei

Girls' Division 5A: #1 Rolling Hills Prep vs. #3 Avalon, Saturday, 1:30 p.m. at Mater Dei

Girls' Division 6: #1 Orangewood Academy vs. #2 Providence Hall, Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at Mater Dei

Coaches:

I want to make you aware of the camps I am offering this summer.

1.College Skills Camps: June 5-9 Branson, MO This camp is primarily for college players, including incoming freshman. If you have graduating seniors who are going to play in college next year, I would appreciate it if you would pass on this information to them. Also, if you have a returning player who you feel has the ability to play college ball, and who would not be intimidated by a camp of mostly college athletes, I will take them in this camp

2. High School Elite Camp: July 10-14 Branson, MO This camp will be taught along the same curriculum as my College Skills Camps. This will be a great opportunity for high school players who have aspirations to play in college.

To download brochures and entry forms for these two camps, go this site:

http://jstilesonline.com/services/basketball-camps-training-lessons/basketball-camps/

COST: RESIDENT $450 COMMUTER $375
For More Information call: 636-232-4688

"The instruction was always clear and concise. If someone didn't understand something, the drill was stopped until they did." Jordon Garrison, Creighton University

If you have the opportunity to talk to players who have been through Jackie's camps, they will tell you it is like no other camp - and it is the best camp experience they have ever had.

You will spend 12 hours a day either on the court or in the classroom. The pace will be fast. You will learn to use your dribble, your teammates, your opponents and your own "sense of where you are" to create space, or shooting openings. We will teach you ball handling and shooting workouts that are taught in sequential order and provide the building blocks of Jackie's system. You will learn new and innovative ideas about the "great equalizer;" physical strength and conditioning. You will learn not only how - but why - which will help you become a team leader who is "a coach on the floor." You will become a better teammate and a better person.

In the end, you will walk out of camp empowered with the skills to maximize, to the fullest, a once in a lifetime opportunity; the privilege of playing basketball.

Jackie Stiles Summer Basketball Camps

DIVISION 1AA
Second round, Wednesday

Long Beach Poly 79, Silverado 45
Etiwanda 50, Buena 45
Brea Olinda 57, Orange Lutheran 50
Edison 68, Cajon 52
Corona Santiago 62, Long Beach Wilson 47
Troy 48, Canyon Springs 47
Rialto 61, Millikan 58
Mater Dei 74, Chaparral 41

DIVISION 1A
Second round, Wednesday

Summit 75, Oxnard Pacifica 40
Downey 43, Katella 42
Temecula Valley 57, Diamond Bar 33
Burbank 62, Upland 40
Huntington Beach 80, Miller 52
Riverside Poly 52, Santa Margarita 42
Villa Park 77, Highland 48
El Toro 68, Paloma Valley 46

DIVISION 2AA
Second round, Wednesday

Keppel 68, Newbury Park 48
Canyon Country Canyon 58, Segerstrom 38
Lynwood 63, Irvine University 40
Anaheim Canyon 72, Royal 55
Riverside North 74, Cypress 27
Thousand Oaks 56, Westminster 43
Redondo 55, Whittier 52
Ventura 62, Chino Hills 22

DIVISION 2A
Second round, Wednesday

Foothill 58, Serrano 40
Eisenhower at Peninsula, not reported
Murrieta Valley 55. Indio 41
Righetti 50, North Torrance 48
Camarillo 62, Moorpark 47
Culver City 62, Arlington 56
Norco 58, Saugus 38
Perris 66, Kaiser 36

DIVISION 3AAA
Quarterfinals, Wednesday

West Torrance 59, Esperanza 48
Rio Mesa 45, Gahr 43
Arroyo Grande 60, Torrance 44
Bonita 53, Agoura 45

DIVISION 3AA
Quarterfinals, Wednesday

Yorba Linda 44, Yucca Valley 27
Laguna Hills 72, Antelope Valley 52
Diamond Ranch 43, Palos Verdes 34
Alemany 49, Irvine 41

DIVISION 3A
Quarterfinals, Wednesday

Oak Park 64, Charter Oak 29
Atascadero 60, St. Lucy's 55
Bishop Amat 54, Lakewood St. Joseph 30
Covina 51, La Canada 25

DIVISION 4AA
Quarterfinals, Wednesday

Windward 66, JSerra 49
St. Bernard 67, Muir 49
Bell-Jeff 65, Chaminade 54
Serra 73, Oaks Christian 62

DIVISION 4A
Quarterfinals, Wednesday

Campbell Hall 62, La Salle 41
Los Angeles Baptist 60, Whitney 58
Brentwood 51, St. Monica 46
St. Paul 40, St. Bonaventure 38

DIVISION 5AA
Quarterfinals, Wednesday

Mission Prep 57, Aquinas 30
Templeton 57, St. Margaret's 44
Providence 56, Mesa Grande Academy 54
Villanova Prep 48, Village Christian 45

DIVISION 5A
Quarterfinals, Wednesday

Rolling Hills Prep 52, Pacifica Christian 23
Canoga Park AGBU 34, Holy Martyrs 30 (OT)
Avalon 48, Pasadena AGBU 40
Lancaster Desert Christian 39, Ribet Academy 36

DIVISION 6
Quarterfinals, Wednesday

Orangewood Academy 54, North County Christian 52
Boron 61, Hesperia Christian 39
Santa Maria Valley Christian 62, Rio Hondo Prep 47
Providence Hall 37, Los Angeles Adventist 19

I talked to somebody close to the recruitment of the No.1 player in the country Shabazz Muhammad and I was told that its going to come down to Kentucky or UNLV.

"Kentucky always looked like a good spot for him, and UNLV is a real option they are making a strong push for him to stay home." I was told.

When asked about UCLA

They're is some vested interest with UCLA, but Kentucky or UNLV are looking like real options.

Also some said Muhammad would make a trip to Arizona this past weekend for the Washington game, Muhammad was a no show.

Reason Arizona isn't recruiting him I was told.

The Eitwanda Sophmore told me that USC and San Francisco has both offered him. Also told me that the whole Pac 12 is starting to recruit him.

Washington and UNLV came out to watch him play on tuesday night against Gahr.

Im hearing that Baylor has started to recruit Shabazz Muhammad and that Muhammad has shown some interest back.

Will be interesting to see if Baylor can land a visit before Muhammad decides in April.

DIVISION 1AA
First round, Saturday

Long Beach Poly 65, Valencia 26
Buena 53, Santa Monica 43
Brea Olinda 89, Arcadia 21
Orange Lutheran 59, Schurr 29
Cajon 71, Warren 65
Edison 74, Quartz Hill 44
Corona Santiago 60, Rancho Cucamonga 47
Long Beach Wilson 63, San Clemente 55
Troy 61, Los Alamitos 26
Rialto 54, Los Osos 38
Millikan 75, Chaffey 27
Chaparral 44, Woodbridge 41
Mater Dei 76, King 47

DIVISION 1A
First round, Saturday

Summit 55, Mission Viejo 19
Oxnard Pacifica 53, West Ranch 44
Katella 44, Crescenta Valley 40
Diamond Bar 32, La Sierra 26
Burbank 59, Fountain Valley 45
Huntington Beach 76, Dana Hills 41
Santa Margarita 58, Capistrano Valley 56
Riverside Poly 74, Heritage 42
Villa Park 70, Anaheim 43
Highland 57, El Rancho 44
El Toro 65, Marina 32

DIVISION 2AA
First round, Saturday

Keppel 86, Coachella Valley 16
Newbury Park 47, Godinez 26
Segerstrom 51, Tesoro 38
Canyon Country Canyon 61, Redlands 38
Lynwood 68, Sunny Hills 24
Irvine University 61, Loara 32
Royal 84, Ayala 55
Anaheim Canyon 70, Aliso Niguel 45
Riverside North 78, Yucaipa 32
Cypress 52, Victor Valley 48
Thousand Oaks 53, West Covina 34
Ventura 56, Channel Islands 21

DIVISION 2A
First round, Saturday

Foothill 61, La Serna 27
Serrano 46, San Gabriel 14
Peninsula 41, Patriot 37
Eisenhower 59, Don Lugo 7
Murrieta Valley 72, Beaumont 40
Indio 57, San Bernardino 46
North Torrance 38, Savanna 32
Righetti 48, Dos Pueblos 46
Camarillo 58, Mira Costa 45
Arlington 54, Oak Hills 37
Culver City 62, El Dorado 37
Saugus 57, Claremont 29
Norco 50, Citrus Hill 42
Kaiser 52, Sultana 42
Perris 83, Beckman 36

DIVISION 3AAA
Second round, Saturday

Esperanza 61, Norwalk 36
Gahr 65, South Torrance 44
Rio Mesa 50, Westlake 26
Arroyo Grande 62, Arroyo 36
Agoura 62, Sonora 56

DIVISION 3AA
Second round, Saturday

Yorba Linda 60, Northwood 48
Yucca Valley 54, Jurupa Valley 53
Antelope Valley 73, Rosemead 43
Laguna Hills 54, Garden Grove Pacifica 14
Diamond Ranch 61, Hawthorne 41
Palos Verdes 57, Monrovia 43
Irvine 58, Hacienda Heights Wilson 36

DIVISION 3A
Second round, Saturday

Oak Park 50, Lompoc 40
Charter Oak 47, San Dimas 46
St. Lucy's 65, Ocean View 34
Bishop Amat 65, Hesperia 34
Lakewood St. Joseph 52, Artesia 29
La Canada 56, Corona del Mar 49
Covina 58, Ganesha 20

DIVISION 4AA
Second round, Saturday

JSerra 68, Bishop Montgomery 66 (OT)
Muir 47, St. Anthony 44
Bell-Jeff 68, Pasadena Poly 54
Serra 59, Rosary 37
Oaks Christian 59, Duarte 47

DIVISION 4A
Second round, Saturday

Campbell Hall 57, Ontario Christian 33
La Salle 54, Marlborough 47
Los Angeles Baptist 65, Crossroads 47
Whitney 61, Immaculate Heart 53
St. Monica 51, Milken 43
St. Bonaventure 50, Marymount 31

DIVISION 5AA
Second round, Saturday

Mission Prep 82, Fairmont Prep 49
Aquinas 65, St. Genevieve 59
St. Margaret's 53, Bishop Diego 33
Templeton 70, Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 40
Providence 42, Brethren Christian 40
Mesa Grande Academy 50, Desert 44
Village Christian 42, Thacher 30
Villanova Prep 51, Sherman Indian 20

DIVISION 5A
Second round, Saturday

Rolling Hills Prep 71, Lone Pine 42
Pacifica Christian 31, Bermuda Dunes Desert Christian 25
Holy Martyrs 35, Public Safety Academy 24
Canoga Park AGBU 52, CSDR 27
Avalon 45, Pacific Hills 41
Pasadena AGBU 53, Academy for Academic Excellence 27
Ribet Academy 49, Pomona Catholic 34

DIVISION 6
Second round, Saturday

Orangewood Academy 56, Packinghouse Christian 24
Boron 45, Baptist Christian 30
Hesperia Christian 48, Baker Valley 29
Santa Maria Valley Christian 58, Price 31
Rio Hondo Prep 62, Academy of Careers and Exploration 31

The Culver City Centaurs did get an early scare from El Dorado, the 6th place team from the 7 team Century league that includes powerhouse Brea Olinda. CC trailed, in the Division 2A game, by as much as 6 halfway through the first quarter but gradually dug into the lead and had evened it by the end of the first quarter and then just kept building on that lead as the game progressed. Centaur point guard Taylor Tanita did her usual impressive job of controlling the game but got solid contributions from several her teammates. Lunden Junious provided point scoring & rebounding, as did Kelsey Ueda. Mithzy Hernandez turned in an impressive defensive effort to help slow El Dorado's inside game. The Centaurs ended up coasting in the 4th quarter to their 62-37 win.
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