California avenges previous losses to San Ramon Valley

men’s basketball

Among the many goals California has this season, beating the San Ramon Valley was at the top of the list.

The Grizzlies, ranked No. 7 on the Bay Area Newsgroup, haven’t beaten the Wolves since 2018. Earlier in the season, California lost to the Wolves in his SRV Tournament championship game where he lost by six points.

But on Friday night, in front of a packed home crowd in San Ramon, Calif., the Bay Area Newsgroup’s No. 2 team upset with a 62-58 victory in the East Bay Athletic League game.

California improved to 14-4 overall and 2-0 in the league.

Kellen Torrey (21 points), Amari Gray (19 points) and Adam Zalami (11 points) scored in double figures for California.

“We’re going to treat each league game like a championship game,” said California coach Steve Allmyer. Because it has to be done.”

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With 13 points from Will Ambidge and 11 from Danny Drucker, the San Ramon Valley fell 15-3, 0-2.

The Wolves lost at home to the Doherty Valley on Tuesday.

No. 1 Doherty Valley 53, No. 8 Granada 46

Ryan Beasley scored 24 points and Conor Sevilla added 16 points for Doherty Valley (17-1, 2-0) in their EBAL game victory over hosts Granada (14-4, 1-1). Andrew McIver scored his 24 points in Granada.

No. 3 De La Salle 46, Amador Valley 35

Evan Wells (18 points), Billy Haggerty (12 points) and Alec Blair (10 points) scored in double figures for De La Salle in the EBAL game win over Amador Valley. De La Salle improved to 13-4, 2-1. In Amador Valley he went 9-7, 0-2.

4th Archbishop of Miti 85, Cathedral of the Sacred Heart 48

Playing at home, Mitty extended their winning streak to six games with a win over Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in the Western Catholic Athletic League game. Derek Sangster (22 points), Gavin Ripp (10 points) and Nathan d’Abreau Noronha (10 points) lead the winning team. Fedrick Pernell scored his 19 points on his SHC. Mitty improved to his 12-2, 4-0 lead on Tuesday as he headed into a showdown at Archbishop Riordan. SHC fell to 7-6, 1-2.

No. 5 Riordan 55 Archbishop, Valley Christian 34

Achilles Woodson scored 14 points and Andrew Hillman scored 11 points in Riordan’s win over hosts Valley Christian in the WCAL game. Riordan extended his winning streak to five games, improving to 11-2, 4-0. Valley Christian fell 6-8, 1-2.

No. 6 Clayton Valley 65, Akalanes 58

After ending Campolindo’s 36-game league winning streak on Wednesday, Clayton Valley did not disappoint when the Ugly Eagles beat visiting Akalanes in a Diablo Athletic League Foothill Division match. Austin Rollinger (19 points), James Moore (19 points) and Elijah Perryman (13 points) lead the way to Creighton Valley, extending his winning streak to seven games and improving to 15-2 4-0. bottom. Acalanes he fell 10-6, 2-1

No. 9 Salesian 63, St. Patrick St. Vincent 43

Playing in Vallejo’s trip, the Salesians (12-6, 4-0) completed their fifth consecutive win with a win over St Patrick St. Vincent (9-8, 2-2) in a Tri-County Athletic League Rock Division game. Alvin Loving scored 15, Elias Ovenir scored 14 and Amani Johnson scored 12.

No. 10 Campolindo 85, Las Lomas 54

Campolindo (11-5, 3-1) bounced back from a loss to Clayton Valley by defeating hosts Las Lomas (10-8, 2-2) in a DAL Foothill Division match. Logan Robson (31 points), Shane O’Reilly (26 points) and Dylan Mansour (11 points) were Campo’s leading scorers.

women’s basketball

No. 2 Archbishop Miti 79 years old, St. Francis 30 years old

McKenna Woliczko led the way with 25 points in Mitty’s road win over St. Francis in WCAL play. Mitty improved to 12-2, 3-0. St. Francis he fell 8-7, 1-2.

9th San Ramon Valley 66, 19th California 39

The San Ramon Valley visited California for the EBAL game. Sophia Bowes added 21 points, Amanda Kerner his 11 and Sierra Chambers added 10 (14-4, 3-0). California fell 12-5, 2-1.

No. 12 Heritage 73, Antioch 33

Amanda Mews scored 17 points in Heritage’s home win over Antioquia in the Bay Valley Athletic League game. The UCLA-bound standout player scored her 1,000th career her points en route, becoming only the fourth player in program history to earn the honor. Kimora McLemore scored 15 points and Kendall McClure scored 10 points for Heritage to 13-3, 2-0. Antioch fell to her 6-11, 0-1.