ROUNDUP: Anderson wills Saints to win over visiting Needles
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Updated: Feb. 8, 2010 | 10:10 p.m.
Mountain View’s Justyn Anderson completed a three-point play with 11 seconds left in the third overtime on Monday night to give Mountain View’s boys basketball team a 95-92 home victory over Needles.
Anderson had all nine of Mountain View’s points in the third extra period.
He also hit a game-tying 3-pointer at the buzzer of the second overtime. Anderson finished with 51 points and five assists for the Saints, who also got 45 points from Anderson in Friday’s 61-41 win over Agassi Prep.
Cortland LeBoeuf added 17 points, Trevor Van Kempen scored 15, and Karl Benjamin grabbed 10 rebounds for Mountain View.
Anthony Ramos led Needles with 26 points. Michael Hills added 21 points for the Mustangs.
Durango 71, Western 69 — At Western, the Trailblazers rallied from a six-point deficit to edge the Warriors.
Devonte Williams scored 16 points to lead Durango, which trailed 48-42 entering the fourth quarter.
Greg Gentry and Tre’Von Wells each added 15 points for the Trailblazers.
Western’s Kentrell Washington led all scorers with 26 points. Sir Washington added 18 points for the Warriors.
Palo Verde 71, Centennial 67 — At Centennial, Moses Morgan scored 20 points to help the Panthers rally from a 39-32 halftime deficit and clinch at least a share of the Northwest League title with a win over the Bulldogs.
Andrew Topham scored 17 points and Davion Pearson added 10 for Palo Verde.
Aaseem Dixon led Centennial with 22 points. Ryan Vozzola added 14 points and Ben Vozzola had 13 for Centennial, which had a potential game-tying shot in the final seconds rim out. Palo Verde grabbed the rebound with 0.8 seconds left, was fouled, and made two free throws to ice the win.
Desert Oasis 61, Spring Valley 51 — At Desert Oasis, Cameron Mich’l scored a game-high 19 points and the Diamondbacks rallied from 10 points behind after the first quarter to beat the Grizzlies.
Cameron Jefferson had 13 points, and Zach Bobenhausen added 10 for Desert Oasis.
Justin Omogun scored 11 and Robert Myles had 10 to lead Spring Valley.
Shadow Ridge 70, Legacy 63 — At Shadow Ridge, Zach Hafen finished 7-for-7 from the free-throw line and scored 12 of his 19 points during the fourth quarter to help the Mustangs down the Longhorns.
David Everage had 22 points for Shadow Ridge. Hafen added seven assists.
Sam Johnson led Legacy with 15 points. Ira Haywood scored 14 and Sian Laine contributed 12 for the Longhorns.
Arbor View 90, Mojave 70 — At Arbor View, Darington Banks registered 25 points, nine rebounds and seven steals, and the Aggies jumped out to a 51-27 halftime lead and cruised past the Rattlers.
Maiscei Grier added 21 points, Anthony Trepganier had 15 and Brian Vignaud chipped in 12 for the Aggies.
Andrew Harris and Royale Jackson each scored 14 points for the Rattlers.
Sierra Vista 58, Clark 43 — At Clark, Gary Jacobs scored 18 points in the Mountain Lions’ win over the Chargers.
Viko Noma’aea added 14 points, and Justice Odabi had 12 for Sierra Vista.
Steven Dancy paced the Chargers with 18 points.
Cimarron-Memorial 75, Faith Lutheran 48 — At Cimarron, Kevin Olekaibe had 25 points and six steals, and the Spartans used a 25-9 third-quarter burst to put away the Crusaders.
Erik Brewer had 11 points and 15 rebounds for the Spartans.
Wade Norman scored 11 points and Sam Done recorded 10 for for Faith Lutheran.
Bishop Gorman 93, Bonanza 52 — At Bonanza, Shabazz Muhammad scored 14 points as the Gaels routed the Bengals.
Ronnie Stanley added 13 points for Gorman, which had 13 players score. Desi Allazetta and Anson Winder chipped in 12 points each for the Gaels, who led 30-4 after the first quarter.
Ellias Hinsey led Bonanza with 20 points. Joseph Daniel added 10 for the Bengals.
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GORMAN wrote on February 09, 2010 08:55 PM:
That what all the great teams do the
Lakers, Celtics, Yankees and so on
BGHS wrote on February 09, 2010 08:53 PM: every school i see in vegas has division, regional, and state championship banners in their gym.. GORMAN just has state championship (and academic) banners because that is all that matters. besides if we add division banners we wouldnt be able to fit them all. GORMAN wrote on February 09, 2010 08:42 PM: GORMAN raised $10,000 in funds for Haiti. And we've got a population of 1100. I guess im trying to say that us rich kids love to help out in whatever way we can. Gorman does so much for the vegas community as well GORMAN wrote on February 09, 2010 08:37 PM: is the sunset southwest division that bad that desert oasis is in 2nd place? what happend to western?? BTW GORMANs a lock to win state!!! to ball fan wrote on February 09, 2010 04:43 PM: I indeed answered your question regarding if its been done before, simple as that. DO might have been able to truly "earn" the 2 seed if you guys ever played any defense, gave the ball to your big guy down low, and if Mich'l did not take some of the bad shots he does at times. You also need to keep in mind that basketball is the WORST it has EVER been in Las Vegas at the moment. There have NEVER been as many underclassmen (freshman and sophmores) playing varsity as their are this year. It used to be in Las Vegas that if you were an underclassman playing on varsity, you were a LEGIT Division 1 player. I am not hating as the kids have no control over this, but just stating the facts. Hoopfan wrote on February 09, 2010 03:55 PM: I will admit I misread the article. That still doesn't change the fact tha Zach Hafen is overrated. He's an average basketball player. Jeremy wrote on February 09, 2010 10:45 AM: I agree, Legacy's coach should step aside. This team needs a leader & he ain't it. Funny thing is, he really believes he has their best interest when he punishes them for every little thing they do. Hey D-Back Dude! wrote on February 09, 2010 10:37 AM: Never said that WASNT what decides a season. More evidence that you can't read. Just said that if not for that, there IS TRUTH that Western would be in second place. There is also TRUTH that Western beat the mighty D-Backs without said player (whom from my understanding...never played a vital part in their wins or losses). So what's Desert Oasis excuse now? Anyways, back to the original point...Yes it's been done before in a league where Canyon Springs didnt play against Pahrump, Clark, Bonanza, etc...twice. Again, nobody bashed the D-Backs. Just maybe you should just give Western some credit. Maybe you will when they beat the D-Backs AGAIN tomorrow. You seem like a Western "hater". And it doesn't matter if I write a paragraph or a sentence, as long as you hang on my every word...does it really matter? LOL rules are rules wrote on February 09, 2010 09:54 AM: RULES ARE RULES....Western should have followed them....blame it on whom ever you want but ultimatley the KID knew he had been in school for 5 years..........cheaters never win! Good Luck to all teams in the playoffs! The Incident wrote on February 09, 2010 09:34 AM: Western had an "incident"?? SHOCKING!! If you have to forfeit games because you didn't follow rules, that's a part of what decides a season. Like injuries or anything. Is that the first time Western High School had an "incident"? NOT! As usual, it's too bad for the boys who show up and do what they need to do on the court and in the classroom. You are not a "hater" if you answer a question, but you might be a "hater" if you write a long paragrah bashing the 2nd seeded team. :) HAVE A NICE DAY! Read More Comments |
