Staff writer Dave Rogahn has this recap. We'll have game reports online starting today and throughout the week:

There were 5 all-star games today to conclude Ryan Silver's Elite 100 Camp at Pomona-Pitzer College.

Here are some highlights. We'll have the usual photos, box scores & writeups posted in the coming days at Californiapreps.com.

Class of 2018: Blue 100 White 81. Blue led by a point at the half but pulled away in the 2nd half.

Miles Norris (Mater Dei-SD) 22 pts 2 3pt 9 rebs 2 asts 2 stls
Michael Feinberg (Sierra Canyon) 17 pts 3 3pt 6 rebs 4 asts 2 stls
David Atencio (Edison) 16 pts 2 3pt rebs
Jarod Lucas (Los Altos) 14 pts 3 3pt 2 rebs 1 ast
Taeshon Cherry (St Augustine) 12 pts 2 3pt 7 rebs 2 blks
KJ Hymes (St. Mary's AZ) 11 pts 5 rebs 3 asts
Andre Fields (Warren) 10 pts 8 rebs
Wes Slajchert (Oak Park) 7 pts 11 asts


Class of 2017: White 82 Blue 79. White led by 13 with just a few minutes to go. Blue almost caught up.

Aidan Green (Tokay) 20 pts 3 3pt 3 rebs 2 stls
Ben Rigby (Kaysville UT) 16 pts 7 rebs
Trevin Knell (Woods Cross UT) 14 pts 2 3pt 4 asts 4 stls
Connor Wilson (Ohio County KY) 14 pts 4 3pt
Marvin Bragg (Gahr) 13 pts 8 rebs 2 blks 2 stls
Niamey Harris (Mission-SF) 13 pts 4 rebs 2 asts 1 blk
Matt Martinez (Oakwood) 13 pts 3 3pt 5 asts


Class of 2016: Blue 85 White 82. Blue led by 20 early in the 2nd half. White almost caught up.

Jake Hutchings (Centennial NV) 26 pts 7 rebs
Jake Desjardins (Coronado NV) 20 pts 2 3pt 8 rebs 4 asts 5 stls
Ryan Blodgett (Golden CO) 16 pts 8 rebs
Henry Cooper (Denver CO) 16 pts 4 3pt 3 rebs 3 asts
Riley Matticks (Legend CO) 14 pts 3 3pt 4 rebs 3 asts 2 stls
Koko Kurdoghlian (La Canada) 13 pts 3 3pt 5 rebs 3 asts
AJ Hodges (Murray UT) 11 pts 5 rebs 5 asts 3 stls
Mickey Babek (Peninsula) 9 pts 12 rebs 4 asts 2 stls


Top 40 Game: White 81 Blue 72. White led by just 7 at the half but by as many as 18 in the 2nd half.

Ryan Murphy (Westport CT) 24 pts 4 3pt 3 asts 3 stls
Matt Mitchell (Roosevelt-Corona) 16 pts 2 3pt 8 rebs 2 asts
Riley Battin (Oak Park) 15 pts 14 rebs
Jacob Davison (Cantwell-Sacred Heart) 13 pts 7 rebs 6 asts
Luka Radovic (Cantwell-Sacred Heart) 13 pts 6 rebs 2 asts
Chance Kalaugher (Kaiser HI) 13 pts
Austin Fritts (Green Mountain CO) 10 pts 2 3pt 5 rebs

Top 20 Game: Blue 113 White 93

Danny Garrick (Legend CO) 21 pts 7 3pt
Mitch Lightfoot (Gilbert AZ) 19 pts 2 3pt 9 rebs 4 asts
Jacob Davison (Cantwell-Sacred Heart) 18 pts
Cameron Satterwhite (Gilbert AZ) 15 pts
Jayce Johnson (Santa Monica) 14 pts 14 rebs
Shea Rush (Barstow School KS) 13 pts 4 asts 2 stls
Vittorio Reynoso-Avila (La Mirada) 12 pts
Wyatt Lowell (Williams AZ) 11 pts 8 rebs 4 asts
Billy Preston (Prime Prep TX) 11 pts 4 rebs 2 asts 2 stls in one half

This should be a great day of football with a great field of teams

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The first annual Prep2Prep California All Star Classic will take place Sunday August 30 at Las Positas College in Livermore. This two-game event will feature a North vs South format with elite players in the class of 2016 at 3:30 pm and top players in the class of 2017 at 1:30 pm. Full rosters for all four squads will be announced on August 1. Coaching for the North in the event will be Bishop O'Dowd's Lou Richie and San Ramon Valley's Brian Botteen. The South coaches will be Reggie Morris of Redondo Union and Ty Nichols of Sierra Canyon. For more information continue to visit the website: Prep2Prep.com.

The Rivals 100 rankings for the class of 2017 were released today. California has 12 players in the rankings headlined by 7th ranked 5 star Alabama commit, running back Najee Harris of Antioch. The highest ranked player from Southern California is defensive back Darnay Holmes at #11.

7. Najee Harris, RB, Antioch
11. Darnay Holmes, CB, Newbury Park,
27. Wyatt Davis, OL, St. John Bosco
32. Stephen Carr, RB, Summit
37. Joseph Lewis, WR, Hawkins HS in Los Angeles
41. Thomas Graham, CB, Rancho Cucamonga
47. Deommodore Lenoir, CB, Salesian of Los Angeles
51. Nathan Tilford. ATH, Upland
66. Terrell Bynum, WR, Servite
69. Tristan Gebbia, QB, Calabasas
77. Aaron Banks, OL, El Cerrito
86. Greg Johnson, ATH, Hawkins HS

The Adidas 7 on 7 passing tournament set for Sunday, June 21 at StubHub Center in Carson has a strong field of 16 teams.

Set to play from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. are Long Beach Poly, Downey, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame, Dorsey, Narbonne, JSerra, Los Alamitos, Santa Fe, Loyola, Westlake, Warren, Santa Margarita, Muir, Cathedral, Chaminade and North Torrance.

Poly Coach Antonio Pierce is coordinating the event.

Per Eric Sondheimer, LA Times

Per staff writer Dave Rogahn:

Redondo Union edges Bishop Montgomery 62-61 in OT to win the championship.
Leland Green (RU) 15 pts 2 3pt 3 rebs 2 asts 3 stls MVP
Cameron Williams (RU) 16 pts
Morgan Means (RU) 11 pts 2 3pt 6 rebs 5 asts 1 stl
Jordan Schakel (BM) 27 pts 5 3pt 9 rebs 2 blks 4 stls
David Singleton (BM) 19 pts 3 3pt 3 rebs 2 asts
no Ethan Thompson

Semifinal #1 Redondo 56 Bellflower 26. Redondo led wire to wire.
Leland Green (RU) 12 pts 2 3pt 4 rebs 3 asts 1 stl

Semifinal #2 Bishop Montgomery 57 Millikan 45. A 4-pt game at the half before Bishop Montgomery pulled away.
David Singleton (BM) 25 pts 5 3pt 7 rebs 2 asts
Jordan Schakel (BM) 11 pts 3 rebs 2 asts
Mason Dickerson (M) 14 pts 3 3pt
Ofure Ujadughele (M) 11 pts all in 2nd half
Harold Moore (M) 10 pts

Consolation Game: Notre Dame (Riverside) 54 Long Beach Poly 52. Poly led by 10 in the 1st half. Bausley's 3-pt play in OT sent ND to the win.
Masel Robbins (ND) 16 pts 5 asts 2 stls
DeAndre Bausley (ND) 12 pts
Anthony Holland (ND) 11 pts 4/4 fgs 5 asts
Garrison Gowens (LBP) 8 pts 9 rebs
Ruben Williams (LBP) 8 pts 2 asts
no Zafir Williams, Drew Buggs or Myles Johnson

Consolation Game: St. Anthony 65 Lynwood 54. St Anthony led all the way but it was a 4-point game with 2:57 left. Then St. Anthony went on an 8-0 run to clinch it.
Marquis Nellum (SA) 17 pts 10 rebs
Demonte Whitlock (SA) 14 pts 2 rebs 2 asts 2 stls
Denzel Williams (LYN) 17 pts 3 asts 7 stls
Jaylen Laititi (LYN) 14 pts 4 rebs

Consolation Game: South Gate 51 Gardena 48. Jacobs' 3-pointer at the buzzer wins it for South Gate.

Consolation Game: Palos Verdes def. Kaiser (Fontana).

Full stats & stories on the top 5 games listed above in the next few days at Californiapreps.com

Here's a recap from staff writer Dave Rogahn of the three games of the Sierra Canyon Classic held at Chatsworth high school on Monday night. We'll have complete box scores, game reports, and action photos online in the next few days.

Burroughs 71 Chatsworth 50. Chatsworth led 25-19 and trailed by just a point at the half, but Burroughs started the 2nd half with a 21-4 run to take control.

Steven Hubbell (B) - 17 pts 3 3pt 4 rebs 2 asts 3 stls
Brannan Shepherd (B) - 13 pts all in 2nd half
Angelo Solis (B) - 12 pts 10 rebs 2 asts 4 blks 2 stls
Ross Lee (B) - 10 pts 4 rebs 3 asts 5 stls
Nestor Flores (C) - 13 pts 3 asts


Royal 54 Maranatha 47. Royal led by 17 early in the 2nd half. Maranatha closed to within 6 in the final minute but ran out of time.

Paul Moore (R) - 15 pts 5 3pt 3 asts
Anthony Goring (R) - 13 pts 3 3pt
Tim Andreolli (R) - 12 pts 6 rebs 2 blks
Jesse Elrod (M) - 17 pts 13 rebs
Sean Romero (M) - 13 pts 3 3pt 4 rebs 2 asts
Chris Austin (M) - 11 pts
Trevor Stanback, Odi Nwobi & Zach Smalley dnp


Oak Park 61 Viewpoint 57. Oak Park led 35-20 late in the 1st half. Viewpoint got within 2 midway through the 2nd half and within 1 with 3:38 to play but never quite caught up. A steal & basket by Ryan Bazargan with about 10 seconds left clinched the win for Oak Park.

Riley Battin (OP) - 21 pts 8 rebs
Wes Slajchert (OP) - 16 pts 4 3pt 8 rebs 5 asts 2 blks 2 stls
Aram Arslanian (V) - 26 pts 3 rebs 2 asts 2 blks 3 stls
Christian Juzang (V) - 14 pts 4 rebs 6 asts

Here's a recap from staff writer Dave Rogahn of the last five games which Californiapreps.com covered at the Fairfax Summer Classic yesterday (Saturday). We'll have complete box scores, game reports, and action photos online in the next few days.

Crespi nearly shocked Chino Hills in the championship game, capping a day of hoops at Fairfax HS.


Championship: Chino Hills 70 Crespi 67. Close all the way, much to the surprise of most observers, including me.

Lonzo Ball CH - 23 pts 4 3pt 14 rebs 6 asts 2 blks 4 stls
Melo Ball CH - 21 pts 5 3pt
Gelo Ball CH - 6 pts 3/23 fgs 6 rebs, key blk in final minute
Chazz Smith CH - 12 pts 7 rebs 4 blks 3 stls
Eli Scott CH - 6 pts 17 rebs
DeAnthony Melton C - 20 pts 6 rebs 4 asts
Brandon Williams C - 18 pts 8 rebs
Taj Regans C - 17 pts 7 asts
Mitch Mykhaylov C - 10 pts 7 rebs 4 asts


3rd Place: Centennial Corona 65 Mater Dei 58. MD led by 10 in the 1st half but CC caught up early in the 2nd half. It was tight all the way until Centennial pulled away in the final 4 minutes.

Jordan Griffin CC - 25 pts 3 3pt
Ike Anigbogu CC - 16 pts 14 rebs 4 blks
Spencer Freedman MD - 12 pts 4 asts
Justice Seuing MD - 12 pts 4 rebs
Miles Brookens MD - 10 pts 4 rebs


5th Place: Fairfax 61 Santa Monica 35. SAMO subbed for Sierra Cyn on the last 2 days of the tourney but was without Jayce Johnson (split lip) and Jonah Mathews (toe) due to minor injuries.

Antoine Monroe FAX - 20 pts, 4 3pt, made 1st 8 FGAs
Babacar Thiombane FAX - 12 pts 9 rebs
Rip Economou SAMO - 14 pts
Mikhail Brown SAMO 10 pts 6 rebs

7th Place: Long Beach Poly 69 Windward 62. Poly built a 27-point lead early in the 2nd half and cruised to the win.

Zafir Williams LBP - 20 pts 13 rebs 2 asts 2 blks 1 stl
Myles Johnson LBP - 15 pts 15 rebs 6 blks
Drew Buggs LBP - 15 pts 5 rebs 4 asts
Jalen Harris W - 27 pts 5 3pt 3 asts 3 stls
Jules Bernard W - 23 pts 6 rebs
everyone else on W combined for 6/34 fgs (.176)


Consolation Final: Orange Lutheran 72 Loyola 48. OLU held a modest 17-13 lead midway through the 1st half before pulling away for an easy win.

Chris Williams OLU - 27 pts 7 3pt 3 rebs 3 asts
Kavaughn Scott OLU - 12 pts 5/6 fgs 7 rebs 2 blks 2 stls
Ty Lassiter OLU - 12 pts 4 rebs 2 asts 2 stls
Zach Jervis OLU - 11 pts 4 asts
Khristian Corseault LOY - 9 pts


11th Place: La Canada 50 Brentwood 42. LC led 27-13 at the half. Brentwood got within 4 in the final minutes but never quite caught up.

13th Place: Santa Monica 67 Maranatha 44

15th Place: Alemany 50 El Segundo 39

the usual stats & stories for the 1st 5 games above will be posted in the coming days at Californiapreps.com

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Per Eric Sondheimer, LA Times

Alemany continued its success in summer seven on seven passing tournaments by winning the Bonita tournament on Saturday, defeating Norco in the championship game.

Offensively, quarterback Brevin White, receivers Jarrin Pierce and Cayden Dunn and sophomore running back Jordan Anderson made major contributions. On defense, Brian Barry, Guy Alford and Lamin Touray were the standouts.

Alemany Coach Dean Herrington said he was impressed with Norco, which features Michigan-bound quarterback Victor Viramontes.

"Norco is going to be good," Herrington said. "They're big and physical."

Before they departed for the 2015 FIBA Americas in Argentina, Hoops Factory TV was privileged enough to speak with a number of the attendee's to the U16 Training Camp in Colorado Springs including USA Coach Don Showalter, Bishop O'Dowd Coach Lou Ritchie, Sacramento's Jordan Brown & Corona's Jalen Hill.

Check out the interviews here:

USA Basketball U16 Training Camp

Before they departed for the 2015 FIBA World Championships in Greece, Hoops Factory TV was privileged enough to speak with a number of the attendee's to the U19 Training Camp in Colorado Springs including top recruits Josh Jackson, TJ Leaf & SDSU's Malik Pope

Hoops Factory @ USA Basketball U19 Training Camp

Southern California End of Summer Showcase


The 11th annual Southern California End of Summer Showcase will be held Saturday August 8th, 2015 at Cerritos College in Norwalk from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. It will be open to individual players (in all high school grades) and teams from high school and AAU programs


Cost is $235 per team or $80 for individuals. Every team/individual will play two games.


For more information contact Gerry Freitas at 408-998-1327 or via e-mail: gerryfreitas@hotmail.com

Any update on how Mike is doing?

Per Eric Sondheimer. L.A. Times

Brevin White is helping to make Alemany a team to watch in summer passing tournaments.

He led the Warriors to the seven on seven championshp of the El Rancho tournament on Saturday. The Warriors defeated Mission Viejo in the final. Receiver Jarrin Pierce was impressive catching passes, Coach Dean Herrington said.

Cornerback Brian Barry also had a big day for Alemany, which defeated Oaks Christian in the semifinals. Mission Viejo defeated Hart in its semifinal.

The first annual The Big One will be held Wednesday to Sunday July 15-19 at the new Misty May Treanor Sports Center in Irivne. This will be an NCAA certified event allowing Division I coaches to attend. Entry fee is a very low $495. For more information/registration contact Wayne Merino at 760-668-9252 or via email: deserthsg1@verizon.net, or Gerry Freitas at 408-998-1327 or via email: gerryfreitas@hotmail.com or Clay Mc Knight at 424-832-4176 or via email: uop2222@yahoo.com. Or visit the web site: thebigonetournament.com

Per Eric Sondheimer, L.A. Times

There's no doubt that defending City Section Division I football champion Narbonne is loaded with top skill-position players, and the Gauchos showed off plenty on Saturday in winning the Buena Park passing tournament championship.

Narbonne defeated Cathedral in the championship game, knocked off Gardena Serra in the semifinals and defeated Dorsey in the quarterfinals.

Narbonne was alternating quarterbacks Roman Ale and Jaylen Chatman, a sophomore. Devaughn Cooper was tough to stop at receiver, along with Tre Walker.

The Gauchos' linebacking corp was outstanding, according to Coach Manuel Douglas. Sophomores Raymond Scott and Darien Butler led the way.

Cathedral quarterback Andrew Tovar was effective passing the ball to Renard Bell and Kaylen Williams.

I'm hearing from good sources that 2018 PG Spencer Freedman will transfer to Mater Dei from Santa Monica, and Dominguez 2018 guard Wayne Arnold will be transferring there also. The Monarchs are reloading...

California is well represented in the updated Rivals 100 rankings of the upcoming 2016 seniors in the country. The state has 18 members headlined by #8 Mique Juarez, a linebacker from North High School in Torrance. Former Westlake star quarterback Malik Henry is ranked fifteenth, the Florida State commit transferred to IMG Academy of Florida a few months ago.

8. Mique Juarez, LB, North HS

19. Caleb Kelly, LB, Clovis West

24. Jonah Williams, OL, Folsom

26. Tyler Vaughns, WR, Bishop Amat

27. K.J. Costello, QB, Santa Margarita

33. Curtis Robinson, LB, Mater Dei

35. Brandon Burton, ATH, Serra

39. Breland Brandt, LB, Windward

44. Oluwole Betiku, DE, Serra

70. Theo Howard, WR, Westlake

76. Lokeni Toaloa, LB, Carter

81. Lamar Jackson, DB, Franklin

82. Dylan Crawford, WR, Santa Margarita

87. Frank Martin, OL, Mater Dei

91. Jack Jones, ATH, Long Beach Poly

97. Trevon Sidney, WR, Bishop Amat

99. Javon McKinley, WR, Corona Centennial

100. Shurod Thompson, DB, Liberty

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Jalen Hill, a 6-foot-9 Corona Centennial basketball player, has been selected for the USA U16 national team that leaves later this month to play in Argentina at the FIBA Americas U16 Championship.

Eric Sondheimer, LA Times

Elite Division:
3 Ball Academy 74, Lunardi's 17 Blue 54
MVP: Quinton Adlesh of 3 Ball Academy

Varsity Division:
Above & Beyond 17 Varsity 63, JT Elite 38
MVP: Gabe Adzich of Above & Beyond

16u Division:
Team Superstar 15u 62, West Coast Phenoms 16u 58
MVP: Jovon McClanahan of Team Superstar

15u Division:
Top Flight 15 Red 50, 3 Ball Academy 49
MVP: TC Wegner of Top Flight

Mike LeDuc is the new head coach at Damien, taking over for Matt Dunn, who left for St. John Bosco. LeDuc was the head coach at Damien from 1979-86 before leaving for Glendora where he had coached ever since.

Damien State Championship winning head basketball coach Matt Dunn is the new coach at St. John Bosco. Dun, who has had a long standing relationship with SJB Principal Casey Yeazel from their 8+ years at Damien was simply an easy choice for the Braves. Dunn was chosen over a reported 162 applicants.

The St. Thomas-St. John IAA (Virgin Islands) is preparing to host the 2016 Martin Luther King Jr. Invitational basketball tournament slated January 15, 16, 17 & 18, 2016. We cordially invite you and your basketball team (s) to participate in this exciting event. The STT-STJ IAA has determined the following information will apply to this tournament: There will be an open boys and girls varsity team (s). We are asking those teams that are serious about participating to give us your response no later than Monday December 14, 2015. Send an email to David at daddytis@hotmail.com for further information. PASSPORT IS NOT NECESSARY TO TRAVEL TO THE US VIRGIN ISLANDS.