The “big three” of Kaylee Williams, Jenna Dunbar and Bri Harvey led the Mission Prep girls basketball team to a 53-42 victory over Yosemite High on Friday in the championship game of the “NCAA Division II” bracket of the So Cal Holiday Classic in San Diego. Harvey led the 12-1 Royals with 16 points, and Williams and Dunbar added 14 apiece.
“When our big three score in double figures,” coach John Krossa said, “good things are going to happen.”
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Mission Prep jumped out to a 9-0 start, outscored Yosemite 22-10 in the second-quarter and held a 31-14 halftime lead. Williams and Dunbar each finished Mission Prep’s 4-0 tournament run with 58 points, with Williams winning the tournament’s MVP award.
The Mission Prep boys basketball team survived a 27-15 fourth-quarter rally and, despite losing three players in that period to an injury and foul trouble, won 71-70 to advance to today’s consolation championship game.
The Royals (11-3) had to overcome losing forward Connor Woolpert (a team-best 28 points) to a fourth-quarter injury and having Cal Poly signee Zach Allmon and Tyler Baty foul out.
San Luis Obispo ended the tournament with a 75-49 win over Schurr of Montebello, thanks to a game-high 22 points from Matt Moore. Carlson Schwoerer added 14 points, as nine different Tigers (7-5) scored.
Nipomo took 16th place out of 42 teams at The Bash at West Hills College in Lemoore, thanks to Jason Costa’s seventh-place finish at 220 pounds and Tom Saenz’s eighth-place showing at 182.
Costa had five pins to finish with a 5-2 record, and Saenz went 4-3 with four pins.
Paso Robles suffered its first defeat of the season in a consolation game of the Buena High Tournament, as the Bearcats fell 3-0 to Camarillo. The Bearcats (6-1-5) were in the consolation brackets because they tied twice during the tournament.
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