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High school basketball: Wednesday's scores for boys' and girls' games
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS
BOYS
CITY SECTION
AMIT 62, Discovery 22
Animo Bunche 54, Annenberg 27
Animo Watts 72, New Designs Watts 42
Bernstein 77, Mendez 23
Crenshaw 82, Fremont 26
Diego Rivera 57, Jefferson 43
Downtown Magnets 74, Central City Value 47
Fairfax 64, Hamilton 55
Foshay 64, Middle College 54
Franklin 61, Lincoln 33
Gardena 58, Rancho Dominguez 57
Granada Hills 62, El Camino Real 55
Jordan 113, Hawkins 13
Legacy 61, South Gate 57
Locke 47, Port of L.A. 12
Manual Arts 92, Santee 69
Marquez 91, Maywood CES 29
Marshall 62, Wilson 53
MSCP 59, Horace Mann UCLA 30
Narbonne 62, Carson 52
Orthopaedic 40, USC-MAE 39
RFK Community 77, Belmont 33
Roosevelt 56, Bell 48
San Pedro 70, Banning 40
Sotomayor 85, Maywood Academy 43
South East 58, Huntington Park 47
Stern 69, School of Los Angeles 37
Venice 71, University 37
View Park 59, Dymally 22
Westchester 68, Palisades 58
Washington Prep 86, King/Drew 50
West Adams 77, Angelou 56
SOUTHERN SECTION
AGBU 55, Milken 52
Alta Loma 49, Colony 44
Animo City of Champions 46, Pacific Lutheran 33
Barstow 51, Granite Hills 50
Beckman 56, Mission Viejo 40
Bellflower 84, Paramount 52
Blair 94, Monrovia 70
Brentwood 66, Crossroads 55
California Military Institute 47, San Jacinto Valley Academy 27
CAMS 50, New Roads 26
Capistrano Valley Christian 70, Arrowhead Christian 51
Carpinteria 75, Nordhoff 48
Cate 58, Bishop Diego 56
Cerritos 64, Whitney 32
Chaffey 55, Don Lugo 53
Chaminade 54, St. Francis 41
Chino 82, Ontario 56
Chino Hills 54, Upland 42
Colton 64, Arroyo Valley 48
Costa Mesa 80, Godinez 64
Culver City 75, Beverly Hills 62
Desert Christian Academy 80, San Jacinto Leadership Academy 45
Diamond Ranch 59, Montclair 42
Eastside 72, Lancaster 70
Edison 60, Huntington Beach 56
Elsinore 76, San Jacinto 53
El Toro 55, Capistrano Valley 45
Etiwanda 58, Los Osos 33
Excelsior Charter 60, Hesperian Christian 42
Fontana 75, Riverside Notre Dame 39
Fountain Valley 62, Newport Harbor 58
Gabrielino 38, Arroyo 35
Grace Brethren 44, Villanova Prep 42
Grand Terrace 53, Summit 51
Great Oak 57, Murrieta Mesa 52
Harvard-Westlake 84, Loyola 39
Hawthorne 83, Compton Centennial 47
Indio 71, Coachella Valley 65
Inglewood 66, Leuzinger 59
International School of L.A. 59, Le Lycée 54
JSerra 85, Servite 21
Jurupa Hills 73, Carter 65
Khan Lab 54, Granada Islamic School 42
Knight 82, Highland 47
La Cañada 60, Temple City 39
La Palma Kennedy 49, Segerstrom 36
La Quinta 53, Shadow Hills 46
La Serna 61, Santa Fe 31
Laton 40, Maricopa 25
Littlerock 62, Antelope Valley 18
Long Beach Cabrillo 69, Lakewood 59
Long Beach Wilson 102, Compton 39
Marina 71, Corona del Mar 57
Mary Star of the Sea 54, St. Genevieve 40
Mater Dei 62, Santa Margarita 59
Mayfair 91, Lynwood 64
Millikan 97, Long Beach Jordan 75
Newbury Park Adventist 58, PHAA 31
Nuview Bridge 63, Anza Hamilton 24
Oaks Christian 76, Thousand Oaks 54
Orange Vista 90, Heritage 31
Oxford Academy 57, Artesia 52
Palm Desert 68, Xavier Prep 53
Paloma Valley 64, California Lutheran 53
Paraclete 63, Cathedral 50
Pioneer 77, Glenn 49
Placentia Valencia 68, Santa Ana 52
Ramona 60, La Sierra 44
Rancho Cucamonga 65, Damien 47
Rancho Mirage 52, Palm Springs 48
Rialto 72, Bloomington 43
Rio Mesa 64, San Marcos 62
Royal 53, Oak Park 47
Salesian 53, Bishop Amat 52
San Dimas 66, South Hills 59
San Gorgonio 46, Kaiser 36
San Juan Hills 77, San Clemente 66
San Pedro 70, Banning 40
Santa Barbara 87, Oxnard Pacifica 66
Santa Monica 73, Lawndale 63
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 93, Bishop Alemany 54
Sierra Canyon 71, Crespi 62
Silverado 69, Victor Valley 41
South Pasadena 63, San Marino 44
St. Anthony 80, Bishop Montgomery 66
St. Bonaventure 86, Dunn 39
St. John Bosco 58, Orange Lutheran 44
St. Monica 55, St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 50
St. Paul 85, St. Bernard 72
Temecula Prep 62, Santa Rosa Academy 50
Temecula Valley 85, Murrieta Valley 64
Temescal Canyon 54, Tahquitz 30
Tesoro 53, Dana Hills 42
Thacher 59, Laguna Blanca 25
Tustin 57, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 31
Verbum Dei 67, La Salle 36
Vistamar 63, Geffen Academy 60
Vista Murrieta 89, Chaparral 66
Warren 58, Downey 57
Westlake 74, Calabasas 56
Westmark 36, Summit View 33
Whittier 60, El Rancho 56
Wildwood 48, Lennox Academy 37
INTERSECTIONAL
San Gabriel Academy 72, Chisolm Trail Academy (Texas) 37
GIRLS
CITY SECTION
AMIT 63, Discovery 11
Animo Bunche d. Annenberg, forfeit
Banning 50, San Pedro 45
Bell 46, Roosevelt 7
Carson 39, Narbonne 29
Central City Value 40, Downtown Magnets 12
Crenshaw 47, Fremont 17
Diego Rivera 57, Jefferson 33
Eagle Rock 45, Bravo 8
El Camino Real 61, Granada Hills 45
Franklin 43, Lincoln 30
Gardena 60, Rancho Dominguez 11
Hamilton 69, Fairfax 20
Hawkins 60, Jordan 29
King/Drew 60, Washington Prep 52
Larchmont Charter 64, Stella High Charter Academy 12
Lake Balboa College Prep 36, Valor Academy 29
Lakeview Charter 60, Community Charter 17
Legacy 91, South Gate 15
Marquez 40, Maywood CES 36
Marshall 41, Wilson 34
Mendez 33, Bernstein 25
MSCP 55, Horace Mann UCLA 2
RFK Community 48, Belmont 17
Sotomayor 41, Maywood Academy 40
South East 54, Huntington Park 35
Stern 41, School of Los Angeles 16
Torres 43, Elizabeth 33
Triumph Charter 44, Valley Oaks CES 0
UPMM 46, UPPSA 6
USC-MAE 35, Orthopaedic 19
Venice 56, University 19
Westchester 48, Palisades 42
SOUTHERN SECTION
Alta Loma 62, Colony 42
Anza Hamilton 41, Nuview Bridge 38
Arroyo Valley 31, Kaiser 17
Brentwood 80, Crossroads 33
CAMS 58, New Roads 5
Chaffey 45, Don Lugo 42
Chaparral 44, Vista Murrieta 41
Chino 61, Ontario 40
Chino Hills 42, Upland 34
Compton Centennial 62, Hawthorne 2
Culver City 66, Beverly Hills 15
Desert Christian Academy 43, San Jacinto Leadership 23
Diamond Ranch 42, Montclair 24
Dominguez 50, Warren 35
Etiwanda 78, Los Osos 42
Fontana 37, Carter 35
Gabrielino 39, Arroyo 18
Grand Terrace 68, Colton 42
Granite Hills 54, Barstow 45
La Cañada 59, Temple City 41
La Mirada 70, Bellflower 14
Laton 41, Maricopa 6
Lawndale 44, Santa Monica 40
Leuzinger 63, Inglewood 36
Long Beach Jordan 38, Millikan 24
Long Beach Wilson 64, Compton 33
Lynwood 52, Mayfair 16
Malibu 43, Hueneme 32
Monrovia 60, Balir 16
Norwalk 71, Firebaugh 10
Oak Park 49, Royal 31
Oakwood 50, Le Lycée 12
Oxford Academy 54, Artesia 29
Palm Desert 37, Xavier Prep 36
Palm Springs 51, Rancho Mirage 26
Paramount 33, Gahr 28
Pasadena Poly 58, Westridge 17
Quartz Hill 51, Rosamond 46
Rancho Cucamonga 79, St. Lucy’s 19
San Dimas 69, South Hills 30
San Jacinto Valley Academy 47, California Military Institute 27
Santa Fe 49, La Serna 43
Shadow Hills 62, La Quinta 14
Silverado 48, Victor Valley 39
Southlands Christian 54, Bethel Baptist 0
Summit 69, Eisenhower 10
Temecula Prep 57, Santa Rosa Academy 10
Temescal Canyon 75, Tahquitz 48
United Christian Academy 60, Aquinas 27
Whitney 51, Cerritos 31
INTERSECTIONAL
Takoma Academy (Md.) 55, San Gabriel Academy 13
Sports
Ex-NBC host Chuck Todd rips College Football Playoff officials over Alabama getting into field
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Former NBC host Chuck Todd ripped the College Football Playoff Committee on Sunday as the Alabama Crimson Tide made the postseason despite having three losses on the year.
Alabama lost to the Georgia Bulldogs 28-7 in the SEC Championship and had two other losses to the Florida State Seminoles and the Oklahoma Sooners. Alabama defeated Georgia by three points early in the season.
Alabama head coach Kalen Deboer speaks to an official during the first half of a Southeastern Conference championship NCAA college football game between Georgia and Alabama, Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart)
As the Crimson Tide were given the No. 9 seed in the College Football Playoff, Todd expressed his frustration with officials over the decision.
“Wow. Bama doesn’t move? What a corrupt joke of a cmte,” he wrote in a post on X. “Regardless of who gets the 10 slot.”
Crimson Tide head coach Kalen DeBoer believed in his team’s resume to make the College Football Playoff regardless of what the pundits were saying.
Former NBC broadcaster Chuck Todd made his opinion known on the CFP on Dec. 7, 2025. (Jack Gruber/USA TODAY Staff)
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“When it’s not in your control, there’s always anxious times,” he said Sunday, via AL.com. “Really still felt good about what we accomplished all season long. You just trust that resume, if you want to call it that, is what’s going to provide the information to help make this type of decision.”
Alabama will take on Oklahoma in the first round of the College Football Playoff.
The Crimson Tide were ranked higher than the Miami Hurricanes, who were narrowly put into the field over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
Todd, a Miami native, was excited that the Hurricanes were able to get into the field.
Alabama running back Dre Washington (20) runs against Georgia during the first half of a Southeastern Conference championship NCAA college football game, Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart)
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“Well, hallelujah. College Station here we come,” he wrote on X.
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Sports
Prep talk: Are you ready for former Rolling Hills Prep star Benny Gealer on a matzah box?
Jewish mothers are proud when their son or daughter become successful in sports, but then there’s the greatest honor of all: their child appearing on a matzah box.
Former Rolling Hills Prep guard Benny Gealer, a senior at Stanford averaging 10.6 points this season, is a candidate for the L’Cheisman trophy, sponsored by Manischewitz looking to honor the top Jewish college sports athletes.
Forget the $10,000 prize money. The most important reward in the mind of his mother is that the winner gets to appear on a limited-edition cover of its matzah box.
So the Gealer family is all in.
Gealer was an All-CIF guard at Rolling Hills Prep who went to Stanford as a walk-on and is now starting.
Here’s the link to vote for your favorite Jewish college sports athlete.
This is a daily look at the positive happenings in high school sports. To submit any news, please email eric.sondheimer@latimes.com.
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Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds miss out on latest chance to enter Baseball Hall of Fame
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Jeff Kent has been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame by the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee.
Kent, the 2000 NL MVP winner who played the majority of his career at second base, received 14 of the possible 16 votes from the committee to earn his place in Cooperstown as a part of the Class of 2026.
Kent was the only candidate to receive the necessary 75% of votes from the 16-person committee. The next closest was Carlos Delgado, who received nine of the 16 votes.
Meanwhile, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and Gary Sheffield — all players linked to using performance-enhancing drugs in their careers — each received less than five votes. Fernando Valenzuela also did not receive the votes necessary.
Clemens received support from President Donald Trump ahead of the committee’s vote.
“Roger Clemens, who won 354 games, went through his own Witch Hunt. HE WAS ACQUITTED OF ALL CHARGES!!! If he doesn’t get into the Hall of Fame, he should sue the hell out of Major League Baseball!” Trump wrote on Truth Social earlier Sunday.
“It was the Obama DOJ (of course!) that viciously went after the great Roger Clemens. ROGER WAS FULLY ACQUITTED OF ALL CHARGES!!!”
This is a developing story. More to come.
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