PREP ROUNDUP: Yuba City boys basketball gets first win

The Yuba City High boys basketball team overcame a tough loss in its season opener on Thursday with a resounding 83-62 win over Rosemont on Friday at the Bella Vista Bronco Roundup tournament in Fair Oaks.

With this win, the Honkers (1-1) advance to the tournament's consolation championship game against Granite Bay at 4 p.m. today.

Junior Travis Blas had a great night for Yuba City with 23 points and senior guard Gurpreet Singh added 16 points and six steals.

Nathan Gillming scored 12 points and pulled down six rebounds, while junior center Araan Dhillon scored 10 points and blocked five shots.

Wheatland Tournament

Encina 78, Wheatland 66

In Wheatland — The host Pirates fell to the Bulldogs in the second round of the 52nd annual Wheatland Tournament.

Wheatland (2-1) will face Anderson at 3:30 p.m. in today's third-place game.

Taylor Balogi led the Pirates with 16 points and Khalil Collier scored 14 points. Jordan Samson added nine points and Michael Woods picked up 10 rebounds.

Lindhurst 73, Rio Vista 14

Cedrick Thomas scored 19 points, Devin Ward added 17 of his own and the Blazers earned a spot in today's consolation championship with a blowout win.

Alex Yang and Tharon Trujillo each scored 10 points for Lindhurst (1-1), which faces Marysville at 2 p.m. today.

Marysville 50, Paradise 39

Brayden Bartolome scored 19 points to help lead the Indians to a victory and into the consolation championship.

Anthony Lattuca and Jordan Cabrito each scored eight points. Cabrito also snagged four steals for the Indians (1-2).

Faith Christian Tournament

Faith Christian 67, New Life Christian 40

In Yuba City — Justin Glen nailed four 3-pointers, part of his 22-point night, and the host Lions rolled the Crusaders at C.A. Summy Gymnasium.

Micah Atkins scored 15 for the Lions and Drew LeBlanc put up 10. Deep Bhatti totaled 11 rebounds for Faith (2-0), which faces Forest Lake Christian today at 5:30 p.m.

Kobe Bancroft led New Life with 13 points.

Pierce Tournament

Live Oak 57, Maxwell 36

In Arbuckle — The Lions took home the consolation championship at the Pierce tourney behind a 23-point effort from senior Romario Acosta.

Gurbeer Kooner scored nine points to go with 10 rebounds and Aaron Pamma totaled 12 boards.

Live Oak (2-1) opens its home schedule with Marysville on Tuesday at Ron Pritchard Gym.

Winters 61, East Nicolaus 46

Drew Orr scored 16 points and Adam Driver added 10 points as the Spartans (0-3) dropped the seventh-place game to the Warriors.

Durham Tournament

Gridley 58, Oroville 55

In Durham — The Bulldogs bounced back from a tough loss to Central Valley with a victory over the Tigers in the second round of the Durham Tournament.

Gridley (2-1) will face Las Plumas at 1:30 today in the consolation championship.

Tyler Abrego scored 21 points, Mat Scott added 14 points and Shobi Khan picked up eight points to lead the Bulldogs.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Lois Langford Invitational

Marysville 62, Winters 32

In Live Oak — After a tough loss in the opening round of tournament play to Placer on Thursday, the Indians routed the Warriors to earn a spot in today's consolation championship game.

Marimar Terriquez scored 14 points and Haley Adams added 12 points to lead the Indians (2-1).

Lady Bulldog Holiday Classic

Shasta 47, Gridley 29

In Gridley — Ashtyn MacFarlane scored 13 points and Elizabeth Osbourn scored seven as the host Bulldogs fell in second-round action to Shasta at Farmer's Hall.

Gridley will take on River Valley in the third-place game today.

Faith Christian Tournament

New Life Christian 37, Faith Christian 35

In Yuba City — New Life's Haley Moody led all scorers with 14 points as the Crusaders edged the host Lions (1-1) in day two of tournament play at C.A. Summy Gymnasium.

Katie Ramirez added nine points for New Life.

Tiffany Hendricks was Faith's top scorer with 10 points, Moriah Maddalena added nine and Shon Ritchie amassed seven points with 13 rebounds for the Lions (1-1).

Colusa RedHawk Classic

Wheatland 46, Clear Lake 23

In Colusa — Kassidy Heuvelhorst scored 13 points, grabbed seven rebounds, five steals and blocked four shots to lead the Pirates past Clear Lake.

Halen Mariano finished with 12 points, six assists and three steals, while Thalia Kilburn had six points and three steals for Wheatland (1-2).

College Prep 45, Colusa 39

Emily Mobley scored 19 points and pulled down 19 rebounds for Colusa (2-1), but it wasn't enough against College Prep of Oakland.

Teal Stacey scored 11 points and finished with seven rebounds.

Princeton Tournament

Maxwell 56, Downieville 10

In Princeton — Kailey McKinley recorded a double-double with 20 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Panthers to a second-round victory at the Princeton tourney.

Jenna Powell and Jessie Otterson both added 10 points. Powell picked up nine rebounds and Otterson dished out five assists.

Shelen Boyes made five steals and dished out four assists.

Maxwell (2-0) continues tournament play today with a doubleheader against host Princeton and Big Valley.

JV BOYS BASKETBALL

Lindhurst Tournament

Marysville 56, Faith Christian 43

In Olivehurst — Erik Schieze scored 20 points, Steven Wieber added 13 and the Indians picked up their first win of the season.

Casey Carlson pulled down 10 rebounds for Marysville (1-2).

Wheatland 59, Delta 38

Justin Hawkins scored 14 points and Jon Scruggs scored 11 in the victory for the Pirates (2-1).

JV GIRLS BASKETBALL

Colusa Tournament

Colusa 44, Oroville Frosh 31

In Colusa — Mollie Townzen scored 18 points to lead the host RedHawks at the Colusa RedHawk Classic.

Jasmine Savage scored eight points and Sally Loeza added seven more to pace Colusa (2-1).

FROSH BOYS BASKETBALL

Rocklin Tournament

Yuba City 70, Napa 64

In Rocklin — Bailey Elkins scored 20 points and Ryan Besso finished with 13 to lead the Honkers (1-1) past Napa.