Cincinnati Bengals 26 Las Vegas Raiders 19 Mount Miguel alum Corey Littleton 4 tackles for LV

San Francisco 49ers 23 Dallas Cowboys 17 Mission Hills alum Fred Warner 5 tackles fore SF

RAMONA HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL
Ramona High School Boys Varsity Basketball beat Valley Center High School 75-40

Wednesday, January 12, 2022
7:00 PM

Ramona High School

vs
Valley Center High School

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75 40
Game Recap
Basketball Our Bulldogs won their first League game at home tonight against Valley Center. This was a solid league opener for our boys who came out ready to play from the tip-off. Eli Vogelhuber racked up his second double-double of the season and four of our boys scored in double digits.

Our Bulldogs showed off their defensive skills in the first quarter only allowing the Jaguars 5 points while putting 24 on the board. Eli Vogelhuber drained a 3 pointer, a trio of buckets, and a free throw, Aaron Moe scored a 3 pointer and a pair of buckets, Adam Moe had a pair of buckets, and Chase Newman hit a 3 pointer.

Ramona continued raining buckets and 3 pointers in the second quarter adding another 22 points while holding Valley Center to 10 points. Dalton Norvell scored a pair of buckets and a pair of free throws, Aaron Moe got another 3 pointer and a free throw, Chase Newman added a bucket and a pair of free throws, Carson Ward drained a 3 pointer, Eli Vogelhuber sank a bucket and a free throw, and Adam Moe had a bucket.

The Jaguars rallied coming out of the half scoring 14 and our Bulldogs had a hard time getting points to fall only putting up 12. Chase Newman sank a 3 pointer, Jayden Abdou scored a bucket and a free throw, while Eli Vogelhuber, Dalton Norvell, and Adam Moe had a bucket each.

Ramona started the scoring machine again in the fourth quarter adding another 17 points while Valley Center added 11. Chase Newman scored a trio of buckets, Adam Moe drained a 3 pointer and a bucket, Eli Vogelhuber had a pair of buckets, and Carson ward drove one in for two.

Summary of stats: Eli Vogelhuber had a double-double with 19 points and 10 boards, an assist, and 3 steals; Chase Newman added 16 points, 8 boards, 5 assists, 4 steals, and blocked 2 shots; Adam Moe scored 13 points, 3 boards, 5 assists, and a steal; Aaron Moe put up 11 points, 4 boards, 3 assists, and 2 steals; Dalton Norvell had 8 points, 6 boards, 3 assists, and a steal; Carson Ward knocked down 5 points, 4 boards, an assist, and 2 steals; Jayden Abdou scored 3 points, 2 boards, 2 assists, and a steal; and Cohen Armstrong had 9 boards and blocked 4 shots.

Our Bulldogs are at home again Friday night against Escondido at 7:00 PM in the Dawghouse. If you want to catch an evening of exciting basketball action, come out and help cheer our Dawgs to victory! Our fans are our sixth players on the court. Everyone of you is important to our team! Bring a friend and make an evening of it!

If you missed the action tonight or want to catch up with our season, all of our games are on our YouTube channel "RHS Bulldog Basketball". We have two very special seats "The Best Seats in the House" that you can bid on to watch the game from. These seats come with Bulldogs T-shirts and $14 in snack bar credit. Check out our Facebook page @ramonaboysbasketball or our Instagram rhs_boys_basketball for more information and bidding instructions. Go DAWGS!
Box Scores
1 2 3 4
Ramona High School
24 22 12 17 = 75

1 2 3 4
Valley Center High School
5 10 14 11 = 40

Per a CIF press release to the media:

Last Day – Sunday, February 6

Entries Due – Saturday, February 6 – 6:00 pm

Bracket Release – Tuesday, February 8 – Time - TBA

Wild Card – Boys – Wednesday, February 9; and Girls – Tuesday, February 10

1st Round – Boys – Friday, February 11; Girls – Saturday, February 12 (Open – 1st Round)

2nd Round – Boys – Tuesday, February 15; Girls – Wednesday, February 16 (Open – 2nd Round)

Quarterfinals – Boys – Friday, February 18; Girls – Saturday, February 19 (Open – 3rd Round)

Semifinals – Boys – Tuesday, February 22; Girls – February 23

Finals (All Divisions – Home Sites) – Friday/Saturday, February 25/26

Per a CIF press release to media:

Last Day – Sunday, February 6

Entries Due – Saturday, February 6 – 6:00 pm

Bracket Release – Tuesday, February 8 – Time - TBA

Wild Card – Boys – Wednesday, February 9; and Girls – Tuesday, February 10

1st Round – Boys – Friday, February 11; Girls – Saturday, February 12 (Open – 1st Round)

2nd Round – Boys – Tuesday, February 15; Girls – Wednesday, February 16 (Open – 2nd Round)

Quarterfinals – Boys – Friday, February 18; Girls – Saturday, February 19 (Open – 3rd Round)

Semifinals – Boys – Tuesday, February 22; Girls – February 23

Finals (All Divisions – Home Sites) – Friday/Saturday, February 25/26

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Oceanside High School-Oceanside, CA-1-12-21: After a 54-52 defeat at the hands of San Juan Hills, the Wolverines of Aliso Niguel High School improve their record at 16-5 on the season behind the 24 points of Tyler Weaver, 11 by Tyler Noxon and 8 points by Chase McDaniel came into the Pirates home court as they defeated Oceanside at 4-7 by a 65-38 score.

For the Pirates, Jeremiah Godwin led with 8 points, Kalani Puckett and Jermaine Wilkerson each contributed with 7 points, 4 by Ashawn Mitchell. Oceanside's next home games are on 1-14-21 vs. San Dieguito Academy and 1-16-21 vs. Torrey Pines

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-2-11-21-The Vista Panthers at 5-10 on the season lost their 4th game in a row as they were defeated by the Lancers of Carlsbad High by an 84-71 score. Benji Hilstock led the Panthers with 30 points, Cyprian Hyde contributed with 25 points and Gabe Molina 12 points

The Panthers will host the Mavericks of LaCosta Canyon this coming Friday tapoff at 7 PM.

Minnesota Vikings 31 Chicago Bears 17 CHI: Mira Mesa Damien Williams 3 receptions for 33 yards caught a 23 yard pass from qb Andy Dalton

Kansas City Chiefs 28 Denver Broncos 24 University City alum Tim Patrick 6 receptions for 95 yards.

Pittsburgh Steelers 16 Baltimore Ravens 13 Eastlake alum Tony Jefferson recorded 3 tackles for the Ravens.

San Francisco 49ers 27 Los Angeles 24 ot Mission Hills alum Fred Warner 8 tackles for the Niners.

Seattle Seahawks 38 Arizona Cardinals 30 Mater Dei alum Jason Myers 4 PAT along with a 38 yard field goal for Seattle.

St.John Bosco running back Rayshon Luke won MVP of the All-American Game in San Antonio. He also committed to Arizona scoring 2 touchdowns. Mater Dei/USC Bound wideout CJ Williams had a highlight touchdown reception.

UC Riverside 59 UC San Diego 51 Torrey Pines alum Bryce Pope 8 points

Cal Davis 78 UCSD 71 Bryce Pope 9 points for UCSD

San Francisco 88 San Diego 73 USD Coronado alum Wayne McKinney 9 points

Montana 90 Eastern Washington 78 Foothills Christian alum Derek Carter Hollinger 12 points for Montana

The Panthers of Vista High opened the 2022 basketball season as they lost their 3rd game in a row as they were defeated by the Marauders of Mira Mesa by a 42-37 score.

Benji Hilstock 12 pts 4 rbs 4 ast
Cyprian Hyds 10 pts 15 rebs 4 blks 2 ast
Derek Delgado 6 pts 2 ast
Gavin Gamino 4 pts 3 rbs
Gabe Molina 3 pts 2rb 4 ast
Robert Friend 2 pts 4 rbs

Excerps from The Daily News:

Some boys basketball teams announced Monday that league games had been postponed or that they pulled out of upcoming tournaments due to COVID-19 within their program.

Chaminade, Long Beach Poly, Bishop Montgomery, and Rolling Hills Prep are among the teams that opted to skip playing games this week for COVID-related reasons.

Harvard-Westlake is starting its spring semester online this week for safety reasons, and the school planned to test all students, staff, faculty and coaches Monday. Athletic director Terry Barnum said the school will collect results through Wednesday and hope to return to in-person learning Thursday.

Sierra Canyon and Notre Dame announced they will limit access to their basketball games. Students and non-family members will not be allowed the games.

Long Beach Poly’s boys basketball team canceled its next four games — all in the Moore League — due to COVID protocols within the program, according to athletic department officials. The Jackrabbits were directed to suspend all basketball-related activities until further notice on Dec. 30. This came after Poly played two games in The Classic at Damien.

Athletic directors from across the Moore League, which includes Poly, Cabrillo, Jordan, Millikan, Wilson, Lakewood and Compton, are working on an updated, flexible plan for the remainder of the winter sports season.

Last week, a large number of boys basketball teams pulled out of holiday tournaments due to COVID-19 issues. The most prominent tournament of the week, The Classic at Damien, had 88 teams sign up to play in its four-day event, but tournament director Frank Burlison said just 45 teams were able to compete on Thursday’s final day.

The Pioneer League was scheduled to begin league play Wednesday, but has moved those games to Monday, Jan. 10, but it has not decided yet about the other league games this week.

The Bay League postponed all games in all sports through Thursday to allow schools to complete the required testing protocols. All of the postponed games will be rescheduled.

Kansas 88 Nevada Reno 61 Mission Hills alum Warren Washington 7 points for UNR

UNR 79 New Mexico 70 Warren Washington 12 points for UNR

UCSD 85 UCSB 83 ot Torrey Pines alum Bryce Pope 22 points for UCSD

UCSD 72 CSU Northridge 64 Torrey Pines alum Bryce Pope 18 for UCSD

Cal State Dominguez Hills 73 Cal State East Bay 56 Vista alum Jordan Hilstock led with 14 points

Montana 74 Weber State 72 Foothills Christian alum Derek Carter Hollinger contributed with 8 points.

San Francisco 49ers 23 Houston Texans 7 Mission Hills alum Fred Warner 15 tackles for SF.

Seattle Seahawks 51 Detroit Lions 29 Mater Dei alum Jason Myers 5 PAT's and a 51 yard field goal for Seattle.

Ohio State 48 Utah 45 Utah Devin Lloyd 3 tackles Otay Ranch alum. Ohio State Mission Hills alum Chris Olave didn't play. Rancho Cucamonga alum and Ohio State qb CJ Stroud threw for 572 yards and 6 touchdowns. A very well played game for the 2 schools.

Central Michigan 24 Washington State 21 Sun Bowl in El Paso, TX Helix alum Jahad Woods 9 tackles for WSU and Cathedral Catholic and Fallbrook native Dean Janikowski 3 PAT's for WSU.

Oklahoma 47 Oregon 32 Morse alum Byron Caldwell 17 yards rushing for the Ducks.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Thursday, December 30, 2021

7th and 8th place game

Vista 58 Canyon Crest 47 Vista performers as they finish in 7th place. Benji Hilstock 28 Cyprian Hyde 18 Canyon Crest Miguel Vasquez 13 Elijah Privani 10 Guy Rousseau 9

5th and 6th place game

Ayala 55 Bishop 47

Bishop performers Nick Clotfelter 23 points Tyler Hagen 10 points Luke Ball 9

3rd and 4th place game

Victory Christian 53 Lincoln 50

Victory Christian performers Mehki Sutton 19 Vin Signarelli 16

Otay Ranch defeats Rancho Buena Vista for Governors Cup

The Mustangs of Otay Ranch behind Percy Whitaker's 21 points as he was named to the All Tournament Team along with MVP Elijah Newsom's 16 points defeated the Rancho Buena Vista Longhorns by a 64-54 win.

Otay Ranch Head Boys Basketball Coach David Kulowitch on the win: "Last time Otay Ranch won a basketball title was 2011 over 10 years but I am proud of our squad as we matured and found good players that know what their responsibilities on this basketball team are." "Percy Whittaker is going to be a guy that you will hear as he uses skills every game by rebound the ball well."" Elijah Newsome is our engine is very fast on the court and will go for another higher level as he battled through the game in the first half our team had trouble with RBV's shooting in the second half he improved well on defense."

Percy Whitaker led the Mustangs with 21 points: "Our passes worked well as we put the ball in the hole." "We had trouble pressing RBV as their shots were perfect so we decided to go to a zone press to have then turn the ball over a lot, that was the key to the game was out defense." "Momentum played well for my teammates." Next year all of our guys are going to be seniors I don't see anyone stopping us."

Elijah Newsome with 16 points and was named the MVP of the Governors Division of the Holiday Basketball Classic "In the second half we played hard, follow the tempo and follow what our coach says which were the factors of the game." "Chemistry is how we have played hard today and earned the win."

RBV was led by Jesse Snyder with 20 and Takoma Rosario contributed with 15.

Chicago Bears 25 Seattle Seahawks 24 Chi Mira Mesa and Oklahoma alum Damien Williams 6 carries for 12 yards. Sea Mater Dei alum Jason Myers 36 yard field goal.

Las Vegas Raiders 17 Denver Broncos 13 Denver: University City alum Tim Patrick 2 receptions for 18 yards, LV Mount Miguel alum Corey Littleton 1 tackle.

Tennessee Titans 20 San Francisco 49ers 17 Mission Hills and Brigham Young alum Fred Warner 6 tackles.

San Diego State 78 UCSD 57 Torrey Pines alum Bryce Pope 10 points

Cal 61 Dartmouth 55 Vista alum Taurus Samuels 2 points for Dartmouth.

Cal State Bakersfield 61 Dartmouth 57 Taurus Samuels Vista alum 3 points for Dartmouth.

Cal State Dominguez Hills 80 Cal Poly Pomona 73 Vista alum Jordan Hilstock 14 points

Santa Clara 79 Montana 64 Foothills Christian alum Derek Carter Hollinger led with 17 points

Wyoming 52 Kent State 38 Oceanside alum Azizi Hearn 4 tackles for Wyoming.

San Diego State 38 Texas San Antonio 24 (San Diego State finishes season at 12-2) SDSU Lucas Johnson Mt. Carmel alum 333 yards passing with 3 touchdown passes. Bonita Vista alum Greg Bell 101 yards rushing 1 touchdown run. Carlsbad alum Trey Thomas 3 tackles.

Las Vegas Raiders 16 Cleveland Browns 14 Mount Miguel alum Corey Littleton 1 tackle for LVR.

Cincinnati Bengals 15 Denver Broncos 10 University City alum Tim Patrick 3 receptions for 42 yards 1 touchdown reception for 25 yards,

San Francisco 49ers 31 Atlanta Falcons 13 Mission Hills alum Fred Warner 9 tackles for SF

College Basketball News involving San Diego Athletes

Nevada Reno 68 Loyola Marymount 63 Walter Washington Mission Hills alum 7 points for UNR.

Seattle 73 UCSD Tritons 51 Torrey Pines alum Bryce Pope 8 points

Denver 64 UCSD 56 Torrey Pines alum Bryce Pope 13 points

UCSD 93 Cal Tech 52 Bryce Pope 6 points.

San Diego 69 Northern Arizona 59 Coronado alum Wayne McKinney 8 points for USD.

Stanford 89 Dartmouth 78 ot Vista alum Taurus Samuels led the Big Green with 22 points. Brendan Angel 18 points for Stanford.

USC 66 Cal Irvine 61 USC Boogie Ellis Mission Bay alum 5 points

USC 67 Georgia Tech 53 Mission Bay alum Boogie Ellis led with 16 points

Cal State Dominguez Hills 79 Westcliff 66 CSD Vista alum Isaiah Morris 4

Cal State San Berardino 96 Cal State Dominguez Hills 95 ot Vista alums Jordan Hilstock 11 Isaiah Morris 2

Cal State Dominguez Hills 80 Cal Poly Pomona 73 Vista alum Jordan Hilstock 14 Isaiah Morris 2

Montana 118 SAGU American Indian College 49 Foothills Christian alum Derek Carter Hollinger 13 poionts

Independence Bowl Alabama Birmingham 31 Brigham Young 28 BYU DiAngelo Mandel Del Norte alum 3 tackles Point Loma alum Malik Moore 1 tackle.

College Basketball

UCSD 83 Eastern Michigan 74 Torrey Pines alum Bryce Pope led with 23

USD 52 Cal Poly 51 Coronado High alum Wayne McKinney led with 17 for USD.

Florida Gulf Coast University 78 Dartmouth 68 Vista alum Taurus Samuels 12 points

USC 93 Utah 73 Boogie Ellis from Mission Bay 19 points

USC 63 Washington State 61 Mission Bay alum Boogie Ellis 6 points

Cal State Dominguez Hills 74 CSU LA 72 Jordan Hilstock 4 Isaiah Morris 9 both Vista alums

Montana 65 Sacramento State 58 Foothills Christian alum Derek Carter Hollinger 3 points. vs. No Colorado in the 78-75 win. Derek Carter Hollinger contributed with 7 points.

Colorado 80 Stanford 76 Torrey Pines alum Brandon Angel 13 points.

Green Bay Packers 45 Chicago Bears 30 Mira Mesa and Oklahoma alum Damien Williams rushed for 13 yards for Chicago.

Denver Broncos 38 Detroit Lions 10 University City alum Tim Patrick 2 receptions for 21 yards.

San Francisco 49ers 26 Cincinnati Bengals 23 Mission Hills alum Fred Warner 7 tackles for the 49ers.