Feb. 12 high school roundup
By The Bakersfield Californian
Boys basektball
Stockdale 82, Frontier 52
SHS (19-4, 7-2 SWYL): Espiritu 6, Bayne 13, Allen 7, Kidane 4, Williams 16, Thompson 2, Murillo 2, McCants 7, Ross 6, Andrews 6 (11 reb), Purdy 9, Ojeriahki 2.JV: FHS d. SHS; FS: SHS d. FHS
Bakersfield 70, Centennial 47
CHS: Norman 3, Kelley 6, Martin 6, Woody 4, Carbajal 9, Espericueta 19.
BHS (16-11, 4-5 SWYL): Newsome 18, Marchbanks 3, Broom 2, Mathews 2, Reaves 3, Wright 5, Contreras 13, Caldwell 4, Shelton 20.JV, FS: CHS d. BHS
Tehachapi 49, North 38
NHS (4-20, 0-8 SEYL): Reyes 2, Flores 6, Baker 3, Ward 12, Porter 8, Smart 5, Swan 2.JV, FS: NHS d. THS
Shafter 71, Arvin 31
AHS (0-12 SSL): Hernandez 4, Llanas 8, Valdovions 2, Longmire 3, Chavez 3, Herrera 2, Suggs 9
SHS (10-1 SSL): Millwee 10, M. Garcia 12, I. Garcia 7, Parsons 1, Harrison 2, Trujillo 5, Cruz 14, Bloemhof 5, Davalos 5, Alvarez 3JV: SHS d. AHS; FS: AHS d. SHSNote : Shafter clinches SSL title
Independence 58, Liberty 50
LHS: Ferrera 24, Cunicelli 7, Nunn 6, Demoes 5, Martin 8.
IHS (27-1, 9-0 SWYL): Clark 20, Henderson 13, Reed 8 (10 reb), Moore 6, Check 6, Johnson 4, Allmon 1.
JV: LHS d. IHS; FS: IHS d. LHSNote: IHS clinches SWYL title.
Chavez 45, Bakersfield Christian 44
BCHS (11-13, 7-4 SSL): Howes 4, Harris 15, Hilken 8, Blank 1, Berkshire 5, Smith 6, Wind 4.
CHS (13-8): Samra 5, Rabanal 5, Espinoza 2, Guerrerca 3, Silva 12, Fernandez 5, Medina 8, Vasquez 1, Cortez 4.
Girls basketball
Centennial 39, Bakersfield 35
BHS (16-13, 7-2 SWYL): Carcha 6, McMillon 5, Yerby 2, Henry 9, Jones 3, McCollum 7 (8 rebs), Edwards 3.
CHS (15-6, 6-3): Dawson 3, Gonzales 13, Sierra 5, Dougan 6, Coleman 1, Madden 9 (10 rebs), Kritsch 2.
JV: CHS d. BHS; FS: BHS d. CHS
Chavez 69, Bak. Christian 44
CHS (19-3, 10-1 SSL): Dinsing 3, Figueroa 20, Gregory 14, S.Espinoza 10, Sotomayer 12, Jimenez 3, Sangha 5, Prieto 2.
BCHS (7-14, 4-7): Sisco 2, TeVelde 9, Hansen 11, Espinoza 19, Foy 2, Pickinpaugh 1.JV: CHS d. BCHS.League title.
Stockdale 86, Frontier 26
SHS (21-4, 9-0 SWYL): Marquez 2, Miller 8, Wilson 2, Page 31 (6 rebs, 3 stls), Moland 19 (9 rebs, 5 stls), Pifer 6, Oliver 8, Cooks 10 (7 rebs, 7 asts).
FHS: Holman 2, Fogerson 8, Morales 2, Gibson 6, Choates 2, Moreno 4, McClure 2. JV: SHS 27, 25FS SHS 41, 27
Independence 39, Liberty 21
IHS (13-11, 3-6 SWYL): Cantrell 13, Herrera 8, Francisco 6, Santoy 4, Saunders 2, Dellinger 2, Sanders 2 (11 reb, 4 blocks).LHS: Neilson 4, Bragg 2, Ayala 5, Mears 2, Grant 3, Kelly 2, Fair 2.JV, FS: IHS d. LHS
Tehachapi 70, North 54
NHS (6-17, 4-4 SEYL): Perez 16, Heneman 7, Juarez 5, Shadden 10, Romero 1, Slade 10, Bondman 5.
THS (20-4, 7-1 SEYL): Garcia 19, Peacon 16, Hurt 3, Trevino 2, Simpson 22, Cowee 10.JV, FS: THS d. NHS
Wasco 40, Kennedy 32
WHS (13-9, 7-4 SSL): Esnoz 14, Shugart 14, Linares 5, Jabalera 4, Marr 2, Lewis 1.
RFK: Osochu 16, Tafoya 5, Tabalanta 4, Fernandez 2, M.Fernandez 2.JV: WHS d. RFK.
Girls soccer
Central Section playoffs
Division I
No. 9 Centennial 0, No. 8 Clovis North 0Centennial wins 4-2 on PKs
CHS (14-8-2): Goals: Boyer, Halbrook, Campos, Collins. Saves: Zubia 9.
OTHER D-I SCORES: No. 5 Clovis 2, No. 12 Bakersfield 0; No. 7 Tulare Union 1, No. 10 Clovis East 0
DIVISION II SCORES: No. 9 Tulare Western 2, No. 8 Reedley 1; No. 5 Sanger 2, No. 12 Visalia-El Diamante 1; No. 13 Fresno-Edison 2, No. 4 Lemoore 2 (Edison wins on PKs); No. 11 Madera South 1, No. 6 Visalia-Mt. Whitney 1-0 OT
Divison III
No. 9 Independence 4, No. 8 Tehachapi 3
At THS
IHS (9-17): Goals: Blankenship, LaFore, Amaya, Wright. Saves: Tello 5.THS: Goals: Dorador 3.
Division IV
No. 5 Wasco 3, No. 12 M. Monte 0
At WHS; halftime: 2-0 WHS (18-7-1): Goals: Castro 2, Rodriguez. Assists: Montoya. Saves: Saldivar 15.
No. 14 Fresno 2, No. 3 Bak. Christian 1, OT
At BCHS; halftime: BCHS 1-0 BCHS (16-6-2): Goal: Askew. Saves: Self 8.
OTHER D-IV SCORES: No. 11 Exeter 2, No. 6 South 1
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