Monday, Jan 14 2013 09:56 AM
Wasco Holiday Classic Basketball Tournament
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By The Bakersfield Californian
Congratulations to Compton Jr. High School boys Basketball for taking 1st place in the Wasco Holiday Classic Basketball Tournament. Pictured fom left to right: #2 Brandon Lugo, #14 Alonzo Davis, #12 Dai'Sean Hopson. #4 Jose Davalos, Coach Ron Rendel, #22 Luis Sanchez, Coach Jarrod Rendel, #40 Kamren McMillon, #32 Kaelib Bell, #5 Garrett Sherman and #24 Val Alvarez. Great job boys and coaches.
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Pamela Sherman
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(661) 304=5501
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