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PASADENA – The Harvard-Westlake boys basketball team will face off with Cajon in the Rose City Roundball Classic final at Maranatha High Saturday night at 8 p.m.
No. 2 Harvard-Westlake beat South Pasadena 78-42 in the semifinal thanks to 20 points from Cameron Thrower and 14 from Brady Dunlap.
No.8-ranked Oak Park was close to meeting the Wolverines in the final, but fell to Cajon in the other semifinal 40-37. The Eagles were up 26-20 at halftime.
Cameron Thrower 3ball to beat the halftime buzzer. Harvard-Westlake all over South Pasadena in the Maranatha Tourney semifinal, 39-23. Thrower has 13pts. @HWHoops pic.twitter.com/znIikZMtrS
— Tarek Fattal (@Tarek_Fattal) December 4, 2021
Alemany 69, Maranatha 67 (2OT): Senior Nico Ponce scored 35 points, including the game-winning layup with five seconds left in the second overtime. Mikah Ballew added 17 in the win.
Notre Dame 89, Campbell Hall 61: Dusty Stromer poured in 29 points and Ben Shtolzberg added 27 in the rout.
Viewpoint 73, Chaminade 56: Giovanni Goree led the Patriots with 20 points, and Dylan Hoyt pitched in 17. Viewpoint is 6-1.
Taft 52, Bakersfield Centennial 50: Isaiah Lewis led the Toreadors with 19 points.
Granada Hills Charter 58, Kennedy 39: Khalil Forrester had 16 pints in the win.
St. Francis 62, Rocklin Whitney 42: Jake Golberg led the way with 17 points. Jackson Mosley tallied 15 points and five rebounds.
Calabasas 63, Calexico 35: Gavin Murphy had 25 points for the Coyotes.
El Camino Real 52, Providence 44: Clark Holden led ECR with 18 points.
Van Nuys 65, Cleveland 34: Andrew Angulo led the Wolves with 27 points.
Sun Valley Poly 50, St. Bonaventure 41: Nicolas Romeo Mendoza led the Parrots with 28 points and 12 rebounds.
Westlake 63, Oxnard 55: River Ortiz led the Warriors with 23 points and five rebounds. Kayden Elsokary added 14 points.
Sierra Canyon finished its trip to the McDonald’s Classic in El Paso, Tex. 4-0 after two wins Friday, taking down New Hope Academy (MD) in overtime, 65-64, before beating Princeton (TX) in the championship game, 63-42.
Juju Watkins had 30 points (including the game-winner) in the win over New Hope, then had 33 in the tournament final.
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