Maria Carrillo 63, University 55 (2OT)
This weekend, the Pumas pulled off a thrilling win against a top team in San Francisco. After struggling in the second quarter, they rallied from a 12-point deficit in the final period. A surge of energy helped them score 23 points in the fourth, sending the game into overtime.
In the first overtime, Carrillo had a four-point lead, but University fought back to tie it. In the second overtime, Carrillo took control, finishing with a 9-1 run. This win brings the Pumas’ record to 7-3.
Handani Daveta shone with a double-double: 18 points, 14 rebounds, along with four blocks and three steals. Dani Silacci also excelled, scoring 21 points, mainly in the fourth quarter.
Justin-Siena 64, Arcata 53
Justin-Siena capped off their home tournament with a strong victory over Arcata. Caiden Grimmer led with 14 points, while Haven Stone and Lauren Keller each added 12. Their teamwork shone, with both players named to the all-tournament team, elevating Justin-Siena’s record to 6-2.
Ukiah 48, Hayward 30
Ukiah jumped to an early lead with a 15-4 run in the first quarter and maintained control throughout the game. Maeli Gordon topped the scoring with 17 points. The Wildcats improved their record to 7-3.
Casa Grande 41, Lower Lake 29
Facing a tough start, Casa Grande fought back to defeat Lower Lake in their tournament matchup. After a scoreless second quarter for Lower Lake, Casa stormed back, scoring 28 points in the second half. Haddley Bushey led with 15 points, helping Casa balance their season at 5-5.
Other scores:
- St. Helena 48, St. Vincent 27
Boys Basketball Roundup
San Marin 61, Rancho Cotate 44
Rancho Cotate struggled early, trailing 22-5 after the first quarter against San Marin. Though they gained momentum in the second and third quarters, they couldn’t finish strong, managing only nine points in the final quarter. Jordan Alvarez led with 11 points. Rancho stands at 8-3 this season.
Sonoma Valley 69, Kennedy (Richmond) 15
Sonoma Valley dominated from the outset, beginning with a 21-2 run. Luke Costanzo led with 17 points, contributing to their impressive performance while keeping Kennedy to single digits throughout the game.
Redwood Christian 50, St. Vincent 47
Redwood Christian built a solid lead early on but faced a strong comeback from St. Vincent. Despite St. Vincent narrowing the gap, Redwood held on for the tournament win on home turf. Jack Ellis led St. Vincent with 22 points.
Other scores:
- Cardinal Newman 47, Casa Grande 40 (OT)
- Windsor 63, Del Campo 53
- Piner 62, Petaluma 30
- St. Patrick-St. Vincent 67, Justin-Siena 57
- Bella Vista 56, Santa Rosa 43
- Biggs 57, Cloverdale 38
- Maria Carrillo 55, Credo 20
Boys Soccer Highlights
Ukiah 4, Redwood 0
In a decisive match, Ukiah secured a solid victory over Redwood. Rios Munoz was outstanding, netting three goals and providing an assist, while Giovani Alvarado scored the opening goal. Ukiah’s record now stands at 4-3-0.
Windsor 1, Vacaville 0
Amidst challenging weather, Windsor managed to secure a win. Yahir Trejo scored the game’s only goal, helping the Jaguars remain undefeated this season at 5-0-2.
Other scores:
- St. Ignatius 3, Cardinal Newman 0
- Roseland University Prep 0, Terra Linda 0
Girls Soccer Update
Ukiah 1, Casa Grande 0
Ukiah notched an important win against defending champions Casa Grande. Allie Huff scored the only goal of the match, aiding Ukiah to a 3-1-0 record while handing Casa their first defeat.
Cardinal Newman 3, Redwood 1
Cardinal Newman kept their winning streak alive, defeating Redwood. Lexi Gantenbein opened the scoring, with Bella D’Amico scoring in the second half to secure the win. Newman remains undefeated with a 4-0-2 record.
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