Here is a quick look at five noteworthy games on Tuesday:
St. Francis-Moutain View 46, Bellarmine 43: The Lancers were down 15 early, but pulled off a stunner in WCAL play for the second time in four days (Serra over Riordan is the other). St. Francis sophomore Isaiah Kerr had 15 points. Bellarmine junior Ryan Kiachian also had 15 in the loss.
Serra 57, St. Ignatius 54: Serra moved to 2-0 in the WCAL behind 11 points from senior Muti Shuman. St. Ignatius was led by freshman King Wilhite with 21 points.
Dougherty Valley 75, Granada 68: Doughety Valley handed Granada its first loss after outscoring the Matadors 29-20 in the fourth quarter. Senior Robby Beasley (25), junior Aidan Sevilla (19) and freshman Ryan Beasley (18) paced the Wildcats.
Menlo 53, King's Academy 32: Menlo improved to 8-3 behind 16 points and eight rebounds from senior Cole Kastner. Menlo led 28-17 at halftime.
Miramonte 64, Acalanes 54: After going 1-2 at the Energy Classic in Wyoming, Miramonte (8-5) gave Acalanes its second loss (12-2) in overtime. Junior Scott Ruegg had 18 points in the loss for the Dons.
St. Francis-Moutain View 46, Bellarmine 43: The Lancers were down 15 early, but pulled off a stunner in WCAL play for the second time in four days (Serra over Riordan is the other). St. Francis sophomore Isaiah Kerr had 15 points. Bellarmine junior Ryan Kiachian also had 15 in the loss.
Serra 57, St. Ignatius 54: Serra moved to 2-0 in the WCAL behind 11 points from senior Muti Shuman. St. Ignatius was led by freshman King Wilhite with 21 points.
Dougherty Valley 75, Granada 68: Doughety Valley handed Granada its first loss after outscoring the Matadors 29-20 in the fourth quarter. Senior Robby Beasley (25), junior Aidan Sevilla (19) and freshman Ryan Beasley (18) paced the Wildcats.
Menlo 53, King's Academy 32: Menlo improved to 8-3 behind 16 points and eight rebounds from senior Cole Kastner. Menlo led 28-17 at halftime.
Miramonte 64, Acalanes 54: After going 1-2 at the Energy Classic in Wyoming, Miramonte (8-5) gave Acalanes its second loss (12-2) in overtime. Junior Scott Ruegg had 18 points in the loss for the Dons.
