Boys basketball
Logan Robeson does all of it when he’s on the court docket for Campolindo.
The senior guard returned Friday evening after being out sick for the ultimate two video games of final week’s Modesto Christian event and led Campolindo — ranked tenth by the Bay Space Information Group — to a 65-56 victory at dwelling in Moraga over Northgate.
Robeson had 19 factors, seven rebounds and 5 assists as Campolindo gained in Diablo Athletic League Foothill Division play after its scheduled league opener, Wednesday towards Acalanes, was postponed due to the climate.
Campolindo improved to 9-4 general and 1-0 in league play.
Northgate fell to 4-10, 0-1.
With Robeson sidelined, Campolindo misplaced back-to-back video games for the primary time since 2019.
Coach Steven Dyer mentioned he put his staff by means of a grueling non-league schedule to arrange for league play.
“We all know we’re gonna get each staff’s finest shot in league play based mostly on our success the final 4 or 5 years,” Dyer mentioned. “Credit score to Northgate. They got here out actually onerous, however our guys actually locked within the second half defensively.”
Clay Naffziger (17 factors), Dylan Mansour (14 factors) and Shane O’Reilly (12 factors) additionally scored in double figures for Campo.
No. 3 De La Salle 64, Livermore 21
Alec Blair (18 factors) and Billy Haggerty (16 factors) led the way in which for De La Salle in its East Bay Athletic League win over Livermore. De La Salle is 12-4, 1-0. Livermore dropped to 8-9, 0-1.
No. 4 Archbishop Mitty 54, Serra 33
Derek Sangster scored 16 factors and Jaiden Paran had 9 factors in Mitty’s West Catholic Athletic League win at dwelling in San Jose over Serra. Mitty improved to 10-2, 2-0. Serra fell to 7-4, 0-1.
No. 5 Archbishop Riordan 57, No. 12 St. Francis 38
Jasir Rencher (19 factors) and Kaia Berridge (10 factors) led the way in which in host Riordan’s win at dwelling over St. Francis in WCAL play. Anujan Tennathur (15 factors) and Thomas Motil (14 factors) stood out for St. Francis. Riordan improved to 9-3, 2-0. St. Francis fell to 8-3, 1-1.
No. 6 Clayton Valley 64, Miramonte 46
Elijah Perryman scored 21 factors and James Moore had 11 factors in Clayton Valley’s highway win over Miramonte in DAL Foothill Division play. Clayton Valley improved to 13-2, 2-0. Miramonte dropped to 5-9, 0-1.
No. 9 Salesian 77, Pinole Valley 75 (OT)
Salesian held on in additional time to beat Pinole Valley in a Tri-County Athletic League Rock Division dwelling recreation. Amani Johnson had 16 factors and Aaron Claytor scored 11 factors for the profitable facet. Pinole Valley’s Zion Wilburn (23 factors), Kaleb Allison (20 factors) and John Chapple (10 factors) completed with double-digit scoring. Salesian improved to 9-6, 2-0. Pinole Valley is 14-3, 0-1.
No. 11 Dublin 58, Ygnacio Valley 48
After shedding three of 4 video games at The Basic at Damien in Southern California, Dublin bounced again with a house win over Ygnacio Valley in a non-league matchup. Courtney Anderson (18 factors), Mehki Thomas (16 factors) and Donovan Cooks (12 factors) led the way in which for Dublin, which improved to 11-6. Ygnacio Valley fell to 11-2.
No. 15 The King’s Academy 59, Oak Grove 54
TKA remained unbeaten after escaping with a victory over visiting Oak Grove in non-league play. Tylek Barnett scored 17 factors, Bryce Sherman had 14 factors and Jaalen Mhoon added 11 factors for the profitable facet. TKA is 13-0. Oak Grove fell to 8-5.
Women basketball
No. 7 San Ramon Valley 61, No. 15 Monte Vista 52
San Ramon Valley, which had misplaced its earlier staff video games, gained at dwelling over rival Monte Vista in EBAL Mountain Division play. Sierra Chambers (21 factors), Anneka Lupinek (20 factors) and Sofia Bowes (12 factors) led the way in which for the Wolves. Mahi Jariwala (15 factors), Nia Coleman (14 factors) and Rachel Brans (12 factors) scored in double figures for Monte Vista. San Ramon Valley improved to 11-3, 1-0. Monte Vista dropped to 10-3, 0-1.
No. 8 Acalanes 77, Las Lomas 22
After a heartbreaking additional time loss to Salesian within the West Coast Jamboree final week, Acalanes (9-5, 1-0) responded with a win over host Las Lomas (5-9, 0-1) in DAL Foothill play. Karyss Lacanlale scored 22 factors, Ariana Hallstrom had 14 factors, Dulci Vail completed with 12 factors for Acalanes.
No. 18 Miramonte 42, Clayton Valley 33
Miramonte (12-2, 1-0) stretched its profitable streak to seven after beating host Clayton Valley (6-9, 0-1) in a DAL Foothill recreation. Karena Eberts (15 factors) and Courtney Scheingart (10 factors) had double-digit scoring for the profitable facet.