Should be a barn burner at Folsom.
i look for a grind it out low scoring affair with outcome like 48-45. Would not be surprised to see Whitney win.

The 12th annual Southern California Senior Showcase will be held Sunday March 20, 2022 at Santiago Canyon College in Orange, CA from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. It will be open to individual players and teams who are unsigned seniors in the class of 2022. Prep school and Junior College prospects who are available in the 2022 class are also welcome.

This exposure event is designed to provide all players an opportunity to demonstrate their talents/skills in highly competitive games for the college coaches, scouts, and media expected to attend. A report on the event will be done by the Hoop Review scouting service that will be sent to college coaches and various internet sites. All games will be live streamed by Baller TV as well.

Cost is $110 for individuals and $255.00 for teams. Every team/individual will play two games. For more information call the tournament director, Gerry Freitas at 408-998-1327 or contact via email: gerryfreitas@hotmail.com. To register send an email.

Pretty cool accomplishment for Kira especially with a shorter Junior year

He was most recently at King's Academy and had a great run at Sacred Heart Prep.

Of course, the answer is…. Northgate!

I’m here to watch my Cougars take on the Broncos. Cougs are 21-1 after their thrilling last-second victory vs. Lincoln.

Northgate is 18-5, ranked #2 in NCS behind only the Cougars.

Last time these two met at Campo, NG made a late rush but fell short by the score of 66-60.

Salesian 35
SMS 16
half

wow!

statement at the half by Salesian!

See if it continues as the 2nd half about to start.

The Metro League is probably the most interesting situation in the area. Grant sits comfortably at number 1 but from the 2nd to 6th spot it can go any way.
Burbank and Monterey Trail both sit at 5-4, River City is 5-5 and Laguna Creek and Mcclatchy is 4-5 in league record.
Even though Mcclatchy is currently in 6th if they win out they would be in 2nd or 3rd place.
Burbank and Trail are in the most control of their destiny but do play each other on Wednesday. So one is getting another lost guaranteed.
Laguna Creek has 3 games left 2 of teams they have beaten before and the other was a slim lost to Grant. That Grant game would be tough but I wouldn't say it's out of reach.
River City has only 2 games left which are to Mcclatchy and Trail. They lost the Mcclatchy and beat Trail in the first go around. This team is not one to sleep on and if they won out would jump Trail do to head to head win tie breaker.

Teams will be fighting it out for the playoff spots.

So what are yall thoughts going into the week? Who pulls it off and who do think falls short? One thing I'm willing to bank on is that it's gonna be some good games to watch.

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Got here a couple minutes after the first game started. Cornerstone Christian v. Cosumnes Oaks. I was hoping that the tine Antioch school with a good record could at least give Oaks some trouble despite school size, considering Oaks’ lackluster record. Ummm…. Nope. It’s 40-11 Oaks at the half.

Anyway, the only game I plan to really go all keyboard crazy on is the finale with Campo vs. Lincon-Stockton…. But I’ll update a bit here and there from this tiny lil gym.

This game *should* be a fairly easy one for the Cougars, but ya never know in league games…. Kids know each other and their games, coaches know each other and their tricks, etc. etc.

Wait, what am I talking about!??

Cougs should win easily…. But still, the Cougs were down by 10 at the half here a couple years ago before hitting the afterburners in the 2nd half to win a close one…

Anywayyyyyy…. Right now, the Coug Frosh are taking care of business…. 42-24 late in the 3rd.

Vanden (17-3) at Antelope (15-4) at 2 p.m. today, Saturday on the NFHS Network. This will be interesting for NorCal level seeding down the road. They play in different divisions at the Sac-Joaquin Section level, but could be placed in Division 1 at the NorCal level.

Slow starting game, but Oak Ridge gained control with a 12-0 run in the first quarter.

Teagan Brown controlled the action in finishing with a game high 31 points. She added six steals and a handful of rebounds and assists. Ella Ray gave a good inside presence with 13 points.

Julia Riley led Granite Bay with 17 points.

Oak Ridge will host Del Oro on Friday.

This year, Monk is averaging 26 points and seven rebounds.

16-16 end Q1. Laguna Creek started 9-2 before McClatchy controlled the action for the second half of the quarter.

SI leads 17-15 at the half. Tons of fouls and turnovers. Keneally had 1st 8 points for SI, but a couple silly fouls took him out with 3 fouls midway through 2nd quarter.

Hey all, looking for clarification on the SJ section at large playoff birth determination process...in reading the section web page it states..."In Divisions I-IV, any school not in its league’s top 3 that is ranked in the Top 15 by MaxPreps in their last rankings prior to the selection process will be added to the tournament as an at-large team." Is the MaxPreps ranking they speak of Top 15 in their division? Or Top 15 in the entire section? Thoughts?

We don't have the biggest gym out there, but we will have one of the biggest events in all of Northern California high school basketball this season when we host the SUPER SATURDAY event this weekend on Sat., Feb. 5th. Come on out to see some of the best matchups you will see anywhere all season (#1 Campo vs. #4 Lincoln of Stockton), preceded by the host school team, Venture Academy, stepping up to the plate to take on the Goliath of a program in St. Patrick's-St. Vincent (#5 ranked in NCS) out of Vallejo. There is also a slate of other top-notch games to be played all throughout the day under the same roof.

There will be 3 State of California Top 50 schools in play, including 6 schools who all rank in the Top 10 of their respective Section Divisions. D1 kids playing, college coaches in attendance, game shown live on NCSTV...what a fun day we are expecting! Looking forward to welcoming "basketball heads" from all over the region and seeing new faces that have never been to our campus. Here's the full schedule:





11:00am: Cornerstone Christian, Antioch (#6 NCS-Div) vs. Cosumnes Oaks (#44 SJS)

12:30pm: Mountain House vs. Stagg

2:00pm: Lathrop vs. Tracy

3:30pm: Sacramento High (#22 SJS/#10 SJS-Div) vs. Monterey Trail

5:00pm: St. Patrick's-St. Vincent (#43 state/#5 NCS/#1 NCS-Div) vs. VA (#48 SJS/#4 SJS-Div)

6:30pm: Campolindo (#7 state/#1 NCS/#1 NCS-Div) vs. Lincoln, Stockton (#38 state/#6 SJS/#4 SJS-Div)

"High school football: 7 from McClymonds sign national letters of intent" https://www.sfchronicle.com/sports/...nds-sign-16827594.php?cmpid=gsa-sfgate-result

Big for Cal to finalize Brown in their 2022 class.

Very few schools have posted their upcoming season on Maxpreps but Mitty did so already.

Archbishop Mitty
Fri 8/26 Palma 7:00pm @FHC
Fri, 9/2 7:00pm Mountain View @Away
Fri, 9/9 7:00pm Santa Teresa @Home
Fri, 9/23 7:00pm Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory @Away
Fri, 9/30 7:00pm Serra @Away
Fri, 10/7 7:00pm Archbishop Riordan @Home
Fri, 10/14 7:00pm Bellarmine College Prep @Away
Fri, 10/21 7:00pm St. Ignatius @Home
Fri, 10/28 7:00pm Valley Christian @Away
Fri, 11/4 7:00pm Saint Francis @Home

Fresh off a big home win vs. Northgate, CVC tries to add another car on their upset train as they face the Campolindo Cougars in a couple hours.

CVC is 14-7, but with quite a few close losses to high-quality teams, including a 50-45 loss to the Tough Kids at Moraga in mid-January.

Campo is 18-1, ranked #1 in NorCal by Maxpreps. They are 2 games in front in the DFAL standings a the moment.

Playing in this gym is always tough; should be one heck of a game!