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foLLow us As I do every year, please allow me to begin by thanking the tournament’s coaches, administrators, parents and volunteers from the host schools, Alhambra (Martinez), Bentley (Lafayette), Berean Christian (Walnut Creek), College Park (Pleasant Hill), Deer Valley (Antioch), Freedom (Oakley), Las Positas Junior College (Livermore), Valley Christian (Dublin) and Ygnacio Valley of Concord. These people are the backbone of the tournament. Additionally, special thanks to Cornerstone Christian (Antioch) for assisting in managing the Jamboree’s finances. We celebrate our 15th year of competition with 128 teams. Teams from throughout California are represented. We’re also very pleased to welcome teams from New York, Nevada, Oregon and Washington. Thank you for the effort it takes to travel far distances during the Holiday Season to compete in the Jamboree. A big shout-out goes to our sponsors and advertisers for helping make this tournament possible.Thanks to all the coaches for their dedication to girls basketball. The Jamboree appreciates your efforts. This year also marks the fifth year of the West Coast Jamboree (a 501C-3) being managed by a partnership retained by the board of directors of the registered nonprofit. On behalf of the partners, Harold Abend and Clay Kallam and myself, we hope you enjoy your stay with us this Holiday Season and hope to see you here in future years. Please be safe in your travels on our freeways and streets and enjoy your stay and the sights of Northern California. — David Jackson, Founder and President, West Coast Jamboree (a 501C-3)

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top Five items on ouR bay aRea spoRts WisHlist It’s the holiday season. With whoop-de-do, and hickorydock, and all that. And in this time of giving, we want to tell you: We have needs. They are pressing. They are urgent. They can only be satisfied by a fat man with a fuzzy hat and a strange method of locomotion. Or possibly a really strong first-year-player draft. Here are the top 5 things we’d like shoved in our grossly oversized footwear. 1. ANONYMITY — For the Golden State Warriors. Maybe nobody will notice and they can keep this thing rolling right into May. Hey. It’s a WISH list. 2. NAMES — For the Oakland Athletics. We’re always gonna root for the name on the front of the ol’ kelly green and gold jersey. But it sure would be cool to recognize some names on the back, too. Billy? In ye we trust. But throw us a frickin’ bone here. 3. MERCY — For the San Francisco 49ers. Sweet Christmas Crackers, let it be over. 4. ALL THE OTHER THINGS — For the Oakland Raiders. It might be easier to list the needs the Silver and Black DON’T have. Quarterback: check. Linebackers: check. Uhhh. Yeah. We’re done. Maybe start with a general manager who speaks in multi-word sentences, and see where the evening takes us. 5. NOTHING — For the San Francisco Giants. Seriously? Three rings in five years, and you guys have the stones to write a list? Get out of here with that nonsense. — Jolly Old Bill Kringle

Number of passing yards this season from Terra Nova-Pacifica quarterback Anthony Gordon, a Central Coast Section record. Gordon also finished with 49 TDs (also a CCS record). He passed for 353 yards and 3 TDs to lead the Tigers to the CCS Div. IV finals win over Monte Vista ChristianWatsonville. It was Terra Nova’s fourth CCS title.

say WHat? “Growing up, I really fought the idea. I didn’t want to play quarterback at all. I just didn’t want to be like my brothers, for whatever reason. ... I had some success the first game last year against Heritage and ever since then it was just kind of what I was going to do. I’ve enjoyed every minute of it.” — Campolindo quarterback Jack Stephens, left, who is the third of three brothers to have started under center for the Cougars. On Dec. 20, he’ll try to do what his brother Brett wasn’t quite able to do — win the CIF Div. III State Bowl championship.

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Bowl Business CIF looks at another makeover for its championship football games

If a proposal passes next month, CIF bowls will no longer exclude any section champion. There will just be a lot more divisions and some of them just might not be that exciting. Two of the best football teams this season that did not get chosen to play in a CIF Northern California regional bowl game were Sacred Heart Prep-Atherton and Aptos. Since Sacred Heart Prep won the CIF Central Coast Section Open Division, becoming the first private school from outside of the West Catholic Athletic League to do that, the Gators may not have been that disappointed with not being able to face powerhouse Folsom in the NorCal Division I bowl game. For Aptos, however, which was involved in a very tough call that also involved Campolindo-Moraga and Sutter for the NorCal Div. III bowl game, there was more bitterness. There just wasn’t anyplace else for the Mariners to go after they topped St. Ignatius-San Francisco for a second straight CCS Div. III title. Next year, if a new plan passes next month at the CIF Federated Council meeting, every team that wins a section football title will be playing in a bowl game. The concept is simply to expand the number of divisions to 11 with an open division remaining for the two very best teams plus a small schools open division (enrollments below 1,200). Some believe that the new system will create a watered down series of champions. This is definitely true if you recall that just last year Folsom and De La Salle-Concord actually played in a NorCal Open Division bowl game, and that starting next year such a matchup still isn’t happening while possible matchups such as Mission-San Francisco traveling to play a rural smallschool opponent such as Winters or Bear River-Grass Valley will be on the CIF bowl game schedule. Still, even if one accepts it’s a watered-down approach, when the CIF section commissioners next meet for football bowl game selections next December, it will be to seed the teams and just decide who’s playing whom in each division. That will be far more enjoyable for them then conducting a vote that effectively ends the season for many teams. Looking at a mock selection of teams that the CIF did earlier this year and using this year’s section champions, here is a look at what games this year’s teams from Northern California might have been playing in: OPEN DIVISON: De La Salle-Concord vs. Centennial-Corona — The Spartans still would have received the Open Division bid from the North in the new system. OPEN DIVISION (Small): Sacred Heart Prep-Atherton vs. Central Catholic-Modesto — Just a hunch, but we think the Gators would rather have had another matchup with a bigger school such as Clayton Valley or Grant. 1AA: Folsom vs. Grant-Sacramento — The NorCal game under the new format would have been the same as this year. 1A: Edison-Fresno vs. Clayton Valley-Concord — In the new plan, the CIF Central Section Division I, Division III and Division V champions also would be in the north. 2AA: Oakdale vs. Campolindo-Moraga — Since Campolindo was clearly ahead of EnterpriseRedding in the rankings, it would be next in line from the north to play Oakdale. 2A: Enterprise-Redding vs. St. Francis-Mountain View — We don’t know how the CCS may restructure its own playoffs for next season so we just used the five champions from this season

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Teams like Salesian-Richmond, which missed the cut for a bowl game this year after winning its second straight North Coast Section Div. V title, would’ve been automatically included in the new bowl system proposal. for our mock selections. 3AA: Sutter vs. Aptos — This is about the point in the proposed format in which the available SoCal teams begin to have an edge in terms of enrollment, competitive strength of playoff division and other factors. 3A: Hanford vs. McClymonds-Oakland — Forfeits or not, Mack would have gotten a game in this format and also would have been picked for a higher game than Capital Christian since both teams would still be playing. 4AA: Salesian-Richmond vs. San Benito-Hollister — Yes, it would be strange to see a CCS D1 winner going up against the NCS D5 champ but these divisions under the new plan will be determined by competitive equity and not enrollment. 4A: Capital Christian-Sacramento vs. Terra Nova-Pacifica — Again, there will be matchups in these bowls for state titles between schools that are quite large enrollment-wise vs. those that are quite small. 5AA: Winters vs. Justin-Siena-Napa — A Justin-Siena matchup vs. Terra Nova probably is more accurate looking at rankings, but Winters vs. Justin-Siena makes more sense because the two schools aren’t that far apart on the map. 5A: Mission-San Francisco vs. Bear River-Lake of the Pines — It is true that the San Francisco champion would probably not be competitive in most years until it got down to some of the smaller schools. 6AA: Corcoran vs. Maxwell/Stone Ridge Christian — It looks like there would be at least one play-in game in the north involving small schools that will end their section playoffs one week before the rest of the state. ✪ Mark Tennis is the co-founder of Cal-Hi Sports, and publisher of CalHiSports.com. Contact him at markjtennis@gmail.com and follow him on Twitter, @CalHiSports.

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California football rankings Receiver Cole Thompson for No. 3 Folsom. James K. Leash photo

Previous ranking in parentheses; through games of Nov. 15 1. (1) — De La Salle-Concord 13-0 Spartans moved to No. 1 after last year’s CIF Open Div. winner St. John Bosco, was upset by Centennial-Corona. 2. (2) — Centennial-Corona 12-2 Huskies ahead of Folsom because they avenged one loss, other was by one point to national No. 1 Bishop Gorman-Las Vegas. 3. (3) — Folsom 15-0 Could be the state’s best team this season, but since there’s no more Open Div. regional games, we’ll never know. 4. (4) — St. John Bosco-Bellflower 10-1 Loss to Centennial snapped 28-game win streak against California opponents. 5. (5) — Oceanside 14-0 Won its first San Diego Section Open Div. title, then beat EdisonFresno in SoCal D1 regional game. 6. (7) ▲ Long Beach Poly 11-2 After Grant lost big to Folsom, several CIFSS Pac-5 teams moved up, led by the Jackrabbits. 7. (8) ▲ Bishop Amat-La Puente 9-4 Left with what-if after a 2-point conversion fail led to a one-point playoff loss to Centennial. 8. (9) ▲ JSerra-San Juan Capistrano 10-2 One loss was to Amat in the CIFSS playoffs; other was to St. John Bosco by 3 points. 9. (10) ▲ Mater Dei-Santa Ana 9-3 Loss to Centennial knocked Monarchs out of CIFSS Pac-5 playoffs, but they beat Huskies earlier in season. 10. (11) ▲ Serra-Gardnea 8-3 Cavs lost 68-64 in OT to Centennial in the playoffs; keep moving up rankings as Centennial advances. 11. (15) ▲ Clayton Valley Charter-Concord 15-0 After win over Oakdale, Eagles got a rankings bump since 16-0 CIF D2 state champions is possibility. 12. (13) ▲ Mission Viejo 12-2 Missed out on CIF D1 SoCal bowl bid with early season losses to two Cental Section schools. 13. (14) ▲ Crespi-Encino 9-2 Look for the Celts to be a perennial team to watch in SoCal under coach Troy Thomas.

14. (6) ▼ Grant-Sacramento 14-1 Wide margin of loss to Folsom precipitated drop behind so many SoCal squads. 15. (16) ▲ Sacred Heart Prep-Atherton 13-0 Gators might have given Folsom better game, but same reasons Grant was chosen apply; thus Pacers still ranked higher. 16. (17) ▲ El Capitan-Lakeside 14-0 Vaqueros have been D3 team to beat in SoCal (and perhaps state) since knocking off Helix-La Mesa on Nov. 7 17. (12) ▼ Edison-Fresno 12-2 Lost CIF regional bowl, but winning school’s first large school section title in 39 years was huge step. 18. (15) ▼ Westlake-Westlake Village 8-3 Warriors lost twice to Mater Dei with one of those losses by just one points. 19. (19) — Santa Margarita-Rancho Santa Margarita 6-5 With plenty of top underclass stars for the Eagles, watch out for them next season. 20. (25) ▲ Redlands East Valley-Redlands 14-1 Only loss was to St. Bonaventure (CIFSS Pac 5 team); beat a 13-0 team in section final. 21. (23) ▲ Campolindo-Moraga 15-0 Playing El Capitan in CIF D3 bowl game helps get the Cougars higher in the rankings. 22. (24) ▲ Helix-La Mesa 10-3 This is team that lost to Oceanside in CIF San Diego Section Open Division final. 23. (20) ▲ Alemany-Mission Hills 7-3 Ranked due to win over Eastside Catholic (Wash.), which ended Bellevue’s 67-game win streak. 24. (19) ▼ St. Mary’s-Stockton 12-2 Rams were one play and one bad referee’s call from perhaps being 14-0 SJS D2 champ. 25. (NR) ▲ Cathedral Catholic-San Diego 10-2 Dons beat Helix the first time but lost in playoffs; only other loss was to Folsom. DROPPED OUT: Previous No. 12 Liberty-Bakersfield. For the FINAL state football rankings, be sure to check CalHiSports.com the week following the CIF State Bowl games.

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Senior MoMent Coaches put a lot of stock in their seniors, but it’s not personal ‚ they have good reasons

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All my coach does is talk about seniors. “The seniors have to step up,” “The seniors are the key to the team,” and he says things like that over and over and over. I’ve heard other coaches say the same things. I’m a sophomore, and I’m sick of hearing about seniors. J.D., Lafayette

K, it is annoying, I’ll give you that. But there are a lot of reasons coaches love seniors, and why coaches say things like that constantly. First, though, let’s look at the other end of the spectrum. One of the annoying things I do is ask my freshmen players, “What’s the best thing about freshmen?” If they know me at all, they’re not expecting me to say something like “Their enthusiasm is so wonderful,” or “I love to see them jumping around the gym and giggling like 10-year-olds” — and they’re right. My answer is simple: “The best thing about freshmen is that next year they’ll be sophomores.” Why am I so mean? Well, we don’t have room to go into that, so we’ll settle for why I like sophomores more than freshmen. The obvious answer is easy: They’re more mature. And juniors are more mature than sophomores, and so on. The more mature a player is, the more she can deal with the ups and downs of a long basketball season. She’s less likely to get her feelings hurt by something unintentional, she’s less likely to suddenly have problems with schoolwork and she has a better feel for the reality of high school sports (not to mention life in general).

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But another factor is experience, and my feeling about experience is this: It doesn’t mean a thing until you have it. If a high school basketball player has played 50 varsity games, he’s way ahead of someone who’s played 15 — but there’s no way the player with just 15 games can understand that because he hasn’t played 50 games yet. Experience comes into play not just in terms of what happens on the court, but in being familiar with the other gyms in the league, with how to handle a two-hour bus ride, with the best way to keep up on homework, with how to set the inevitable high school drama aside when it’s time to play. The list could go on, but what a sophomore simply cannot see is how much all this matters — though when he’s a senior he’ll understand a bit better. Finally, most seniors play with a sense of urgency because for most of them, this is the last time they’ll ever play the sport in an organized fashion with fans and media coverage (however minimal) and adults paying serious attention. This focus translates, most of the time, into an intensity that a sophomore or junior simply can’t comprehend, because at 15 or 16, it seems like high school will never end. But seniors fill out college applications and the reality slowly starts sinking in that this whole high school thing — sports and all — is going to end sooner rather than later. So yes, coaches do like seniors more than sophomores, and yes, it’s not fair. But to quote more common coachspeak, “Who says life is fair?” ✪

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tiMe to get your JAM on! PLATINUM DIVISION The marquee division of this year’s West Coast Jamboree will have one of the strongest fields in the 15-year history of the tournament. At press time, two of the teams are nationally-ranked in the MaxPreps.com Xcellent 25 compiled by Tournament Co-Director Clay Kallam, and all six of the California teams are ranked in the Cal-Hi Sports Pre-Season Top 35, done with the assistance of Tournament Co-Director Harold Abend. Leading the bunch, and on opposite sides of the bracket, are the Xcellent 25 Top 10- and Cal-Hi Sports Top 5-ranked duo of St. Mary’s-Stockton and Chaminade-West Hills. On the top half of the bracket is a St. Mary’s team coming from the Nike TOC and its nationally-ranked competition. Prior to the TOC, the Rams won the Iolani Classic in Hawaii and beat Hawaii’s top team Kona, 68-59 in the championship game. Sharpshooting junior Kat Tudor was the Iolani MVP with fellow junior Mi’Cole Cayton and 6-foot-2 freshman sensation Aquira DeCosta named All-Tournament. On the bottom half of the bracket, defending CIF Div. II state champion Chaminade took down preseason Cal-Hi Sports No. 1- and 2013 Jamboree Platinum Division-champion Mater DeiSanta Ana and other state-ranked teams before falling to defending CIF Open Division champion Long Beach Poly. Chaminade comes into the Jamboree on two weeks-plus rest after a stretch in which they played eight games in 11 days, culminating in the Poly loss. The Eagles are led by two of the top juniors in the state, 6-foot Valerie Higgins and 6-2 transfer Leaonna “Neah” Odom. Another Cal-Hi Sports Top 10 team in the field — with five starters moving on to the next level — is St. Ignatius-S.F. The

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Wildcats feature the front line duo of 6-2 Columbia-bound forward Josie Little and 6-1 Saint Mary’s-bound Sydney Raggio. Two out of state teams that could make some noise are 2013 Oregon Large School state runner-up South Medford and Upper Room Christian-Dix Hills (N.Y.) team making the trip west from Long Island. The New York girls have an international flair to the team and will come into the Jamboree having already played 13 games. The remaining three teams all hail from NorCal. Previous state

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champs and perennial Bay Area powers Bishop O’Dowd-Oakland and Sacred Heart Cathedral-S.F. have had some bumps in the road to start out the season but both have the potential to play with anyone in the field. O’Dowd opens with Chaminade while SHC opens with South Medford. McClatchy-Sacramento represents the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section in the field and the section’s top-ranked team in the pre-season opens with St. Ignatius. — CalHiSports.com

WE TAKE AN INSIDE LOOK AT THE THREE MOST ELITE DIVISIONS AS THE 15TH ANNUAL WEST COAST JAMBOREE GETS UNDER WAY ON DECEMBER 27 DIAMOND DIVISION The Diamond bracket features three teams that played in the CIF Open Division tournament last year with St. Mary’s-Berkeley, Carondelet-Concord and Sacramento. St. Mary’s lost two McDonald’s All-Americans with Gabby Green and Mikayla Cowling, but returns Cal-signee Ma’Ane Mosley and sophomore guard Carolyn Gill. The Panthers lost to Miramonte-Orinda in the finals of the Marin Catholic Ladycat Classic earlier this month. Carondelet graduated talented players in Natalie Romeo and Mackenize Cast, but boasts a balanced team under first-year coach Elgin Leslie. With nine freshmen and sophomoresw, two seniors to watch are Loyola Marymount-signee Marcella Hughes and senior Katie Rathbun. The Cougars began their season by rolling to the Dorothy Speck Tournament title at Davis High. Sacramento lost a slew of Div. I signees and now turns to junior guard Aliceah Hernandez. Sophomore Courtesy Clark is also a player to watch for coach Michele Massari, who has helped build the Dragons into one of the top programs in the Sacramento area and a power in Northern California. All three programs have made multiple appearances in the Platinum Division of the West Coast Jamboree. Other Northern California entrants are Vanden-Fairfield, Berkeley and Cardinal Newman-Santa Rosa. Vanden brings plenty of perimeter talent, led by Pepperdine-signee Kayla Blair, junior Kiana Moore and sophomore Julia Blackshell-Fair are among the top non-seniors in the region. The Vikings have won at least 25 games in six of the last seven years. Berkeley is a Northern California mainstay and will lean heavily on 5-foot-5

point guard Jaiamoni Welch-Coleman, who is headed to Weber State next year. The Yellowjackets won the Dougherty Valley Winter Classic to start 2014-2015. Cardinal Newman is in its fourth year as a co-ed school, but the girls program is ready to enter the conversation of top programs in the Bay Area. The Cardinals return eight of 10 players from last year’s 24-win team. Rounding out the field is Bishop Manogue-Reno (Nev.) and Brea-Olinda from SoCal. At press time, Bishop Manogue was 3-0

and makes a stop at Del Oro’s tournament before reaching the West Coast Jamboree. The team is led by Cal Poly-bound Breezi Holt, who is averaging 22 points and seven steals per game. Sophomore Malia Holt is at 10 points. Brea-Olinda is off to a 4-0 start under legendary head coach Jeff Sink. The Wildcats have just three seniors on this year’s roster that includes six freshmen. Bishop Manogue and Brea-Olinda meet up to start bracket play. — NorCalPreps.com

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tiMe to get your JAM on! GOLD DIVISION Defending Northern California Open Division champion Salesian-Richmond is one of four Bay Area teams in the bracket. The Pride lost McDonald’s All-American Mariya Moore, who is now at Louisville. However, the team earned a major preseason win over McClatchy-Sacramento earlier this month. The Pride are led by senior point guard Kian McNair. Juniors JulieAnne Martin, Minyon Moore and Jordan Hobson help round out the new core for coach Stephen Pezzola. Clayton Valley Charter-Concord is paced by Lehighsignee Hailey Pascoe, who was averaging 33 points and eight rebounds through the team’s first three games. The Ugly Eagles have won 46 games the past two years. Deer Valley-Antioch is the defending North Coast Section Div. I champions and have a solid core returning. Players to watch for the Wolverines are guards Jordan Morales and Armani McCray, as well as post Brandy Williams. Joining Deer Valley from the Bay Valley Athletic League is Heritage-Brentwood. The Patriots are trying to bounce back from a 15-12 season and a first-round loss in the NCS playoffs. From the Sac-Joaquin Section is Brookside ChristianStockton and Lincoln-Stockton. Brookside Christian became a small school state power under Que Ngo, but Pico Wilburn takes over the helm this year. Wilburn was head coach for back-toback state championships at Oakland Tech. He has talent at his disposal with Washington-bound junior Aarion McDonald running the show. McDonald sat out last year for the Knights due to

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transfer rules. Florida Atlantic signee Ra’Kyra Gabriel is a strong inside presence and senior Ariana Vaughn provides shooting. The Knights were the NorCal Div. V runner-ups last year. Lincoln is getting good early contributions from underclassmen Zahria Hendrix, Lianna Tillman and Celeste Almendarez. Also, senior Breanna Grisby can fill a number of roles for the Trojans. At press time, South-Torrance is off to a 5-0 start. The

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Spartans have won at least 20 games two of the last three years and boast a balanced roster with six seniors on the 11-player roster. The final team in this bracket is Prairie of Washington. Head coach Brett Johnson is in his second year at Prairie as he tries to get the Falcons back to the elite status achieved under Al Aldridge. In his first year, the Falcons went 21-5. —NorCalPreps.com

WeSt CoASt JAMBoree roSterS PLATINUM DIVISION SOUTH MEDFORD (Medford, OR.) 2 Krystal Williams G Sr. 3 Julissa Tago G/F Jr. 5 Jeryka Johnson G Jr. 10 Andee Ritter G Sr. 11 Lauren Orndoff G So. 12 K.K. Ritter G So. 14 Keyari Sleezer G Sr. 20 Emily Lemons G Sr. 22 Jasmin Falls F Jr. 32 Hannah Washington F So. SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL (San Francisco) 1 Daija Mayfield G/SF Jr. 3 Gabrielle Vigil G Sr. 5 Kaimani Perez PG Sr. 10 Kayla Coloyan PG Sr. 11 Edina Del Rosario SG So. 15 Marissa Yu SF Sr. 20 Rebecca Harvey SG Sr. 21 Melissa Chounlamany G Jr. 23 IImar’I Thomas G/F So. 30 Carina Ramarino G/F So. 31 Brittney Cedeno G Fr. 33 Saupuni Marvega F/C Sr. 34 Huei-Anh Spencer F/C Sr. 42 A’shanti Coleman F/C Sr. 50 Trzur Lee F/C Jr. UPPER ROOM CHRISTIAN (Dix Hills, N.Y.) 4 Cierra Jenkins G Sr. 5 Sanne Van Poelgeest F/C So. 12 Grace Opufou-Wellman F Jr. 21 Tori Harris G/F So. 23 Milan Hatcher G Jr. 24 Kenethah Hardin SF Sr. 25 Alissa Alston PG Jr. 30 Marilyn Omoh Ogoigbe F/C Jr. 33 Meghan Oberg G/F Jr. ST. MARY’S (Stockton) 3 Caroline Stephens G So. 4 Carlissa Shipp G Sr. 10 Naje Murray G So. 11 Kendie Norgaard F Sr. 12 Kat Tudor G Jr. 13 Sierra Smith G So. 14 Lea Anderson G Fr. 20 Sydney Fadal F Jr. 21 Mi’Cole Cayton G Jr. 23 Neenah Young G/F Fr. 24 Talisa Rivera G Jr. 31 Aquira Decosta F Fr. 32 Ariel Johnson G Fr. 33 Angel Johnson G/ F Jr. 44 Anessa Spradley F Fr. McCLATCHY (Sacramento) 1 Haley Arakaki SG Sr. 3 Kelsey Wong G Jr. 4 Lauren Nubia PG Sr. 14 Sara Shimizu G So. 22 Destiney Lee C Sr. 23 Kamaree Donald G/F So. 24 Kristi Wong SG Jr. 25 Alex Washington SG Sr. 32 Gigi Garcia F Jr. 33 Jordan Cruz G/F So. ST. IGNATIUS (San Francisco) 10 Tyler Brown G/F Sr. 11 Addi Walters SG Sr. 12 Emma Lucey SF Jr. 13 Joleen Yang G Sr.

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Brianna Beckman SF Sr. Hanna Lee G Jr. Marie Paul G Jr. Sydney Raggio SF Sr. Janessa Manzano G Sr. Nahrie Pierce SF Jr. Josie Little F/C Sr. Erin Hanley F Sr. CHAMINADE (West Hills) Melissa Wright G So. Leaonna Odom G/F Jr. Mackenzy Iwahashi G Fr. Paige Fecske PG Sr. Zoe Tinsley G Jr. Angel Castro G So. Priscilla Romofsky C Sr. Maya Slavin F Jr. Valerie Higgins G Jr. isabel Newman G So. Jasmine Moore C Fr. BISHOP O’DOWD(Oakland) Asha Thomas G Sr. Amara Chidom F So. Blair Brown G Jr. Salihah Bey G Jr. Mylah Andrada G Jr. Shoshanna Merriman G Sr. Myah Pace G So. Kaia Dobbs G So. Aisia Robertson G Sr. Kristina Wooldridge F So. Aerial Chavarin G Jr. Zakiya Maghoney G Fr. Jordan Gudger G Fr. Alexa Mason G So. Imani Williams G Jr. Vistoria Avery F So. DIAMOND DIVISION BISHOP MANOGUE (Reno, NV.) Jensen Oppio G/F So. Bebe Briggs G Jr. Malia Holt G So. Katelyn Oppio F/C Jr. Breezi Holt G Sr. Kennedy Oppio F Jr. Tawni Henderson G Jr. Julia McElwee PF Fr. Katie Turner G So. Christa Young G Sr. La-Torae Nixon C So. Hannah Bingham G Jr. Alli Reviglio PF So. Madison Lewis C Sr. BREA OLINDA (Brea) Reili Richardson G Jr. Dani Brown G So. Janei Ruby-Fuamatu G Fr. Terree Johnson G Fr. Shaylissa Jarrett G Sr. Makayla Warren F Jr. Iyree Jarrett G Fr. Tyiona Watkins F Fr. Krislyn Marsh F Fr. Jordan Hagan F Sr. Brooke Fogarty G Fr. Kara Kuriki G So. Sierra Bononi F Sr. VANDEN (Fairfield) Kiana Moore G Jr. Chantell Greer G/F Sr. Afrika Collier G Jr.

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30 Brittney Livingston

Jr.

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10 11 12 14 15 20 21 22 23 24

BERKELEY Shani Jones Mia Finnie Alexouis Bruce Graham Griffin Britney Chestnut Taki Brandon Xinavane Foreman J. Welch-Coleman Rejah Bordenave Maya Jacobs

PG F/C G G SG SF F PG G/F G

So. So. So. Jr. So. Jr. So. Sr So. So.

WeSt CoASt JAMBoree roSterS 32 Abrea Batieste PG Fr. 34 Tyler Edwards F/C So. 42 Lashawnda Mccullough F Jr. CARONDELET (Concord) 4 Vanessa Cruz Jr. 5 Phelicity Fa’aita Fr. 10 Tiffany Berryman So. 11 Leah Walton Fr. 12 Marcella Hughes Sr. 14 Fiona Dolan So. 15 Sofia Daly So. 20 Kimberly Savio Sr. 21 Katherine Rathbun Sr. 22 Michaela VanderKlugt So. 23 Kylie Cast So. 24 Masen Boucher Sr. 25 Brianna Simonich So. 30 Anakalia Castro Jr. 32 Maaeva Dwiggins Fr. CARDINAL NEWMAN (Santa Rosa) 1 Kylie Kiech G Sr. 2 Julia Bertolero G Sr. 3 Maiya Flores G Fr. 4 Tiffany Salinas F Jr. 5 Megan McConnell G Sr. 12 Ava Alvarez G Fr. 13 Hailey Vice-Neat F So. 14 Britta Irvine G So. 23 Tal Webb G Fr. 24 Jasmine Henderson G Fr. 44 Lauren Walker C So. SACRAMENTO 1 Richelle Turney Fr. 2 Courtesy Clark So. 5 Ariane Harris Jr. 10 Quayonna Harris Jr. 15 Ja’Ana Barron Jr. 21 Aliceah Hernandez Jr. 22 Sasha Brown So. 23 Alana Matthews Jr. 24 Lyric Wilson Jr. 25 Cokanee Hines Sr. 30 Maya Lawrence So. 31 Lauren Toler Fr. 33 Zenesha Oliver Jr. 34 TeAira Randie Jr. Anthonya Sanchez So. GOLD DIVISION SOUTH (Torrance) 00 Karissa Dedmon F Jr. 3 Jaryn Fajardo G Sr. 10 Alexis Henry G Sr. 13 Ally Lemus F Sr. 14 Gillian Yamasaki G Jr. 15 Giselle De La Cruz G Sr. 22 Claire Ogomori G Sr. 24 Kasey Takahashi G Sr. 25 Taylor Buchalla F So. 33 Kristy Takahashi G Jr. 34 Caitlin Chang F Jr. HERITAGE (Brentwood) 10 Sunmi Da Silva So. 15 Brittany Dryer Sr. 14 Jannie Gutierrez Jr. 20 Marisela Mattos Jr. 23 Kathryn Chatman Sr. 24 Gogo Chilaka Jr. 30 Delaney Sparling Jr. 32 Karinne Nevarez Jr. 40 Megan Vernoy Sr. 43 Chika Ofodu Sr. 44 Siemone Moll Sr. 45 Mikaila Wegenke Fr.

SALESIAN (Richmond) Kian McNair PG Sr. Taimane Lesa-Hardee G Fr. Minyon Moore G/F Jr. Kaielle Gasologa G Fr. Asia Pelesauma F/C Fr. Taisia Fleming G/F Fr. Maya Williams F Sr. Sydni Stewart F/C Fr. Jordan Hobson G/F Jr. Julieanne Martin SG Jr. Oluwaseun Adegbite G Sr. Rayana Ross G/F Jr. BROOKSIDE CHRISTIAN (Stockton) 2 Aarion McDonald G Jr. 10 Desiree Carter C/F Jr. 21 Ashlynn Lockard C/F Fr. 22 Ariana Wilson C/F Fr. 25 Kendall Weary G Fr. 31 Ry’kyra Gabriel F Sr. 32 Zhane Lewis C/F So. 44 Ariana Vaughn G/F Sr. PRAIRIE (Brush Prairie, WA.) 10 Lindsay Asplund G Sr. 12 Josie Tangerman G So. 14 Grace Prom G So. 20 Dejah Gobert G Jr. 21 Jamie Phares F Sr. 22 Macey Hsu G Jr. 23 Emily Peters F Sr. 32 Cherita Daugherty G Jr. 34 Kris Rocci F Jr. 41 Cheyenne Schialos G Sr. 42 Brandy Swingle G Sr. 44 Glory Prom F Sr. 45 Natalie Whitesel F Jr. DEER VALLEY (Antioch) 1 Brandi Edwards G So. 2 Taya Carter G Sr. 3 Jordan Morales G/ F Jr. 5 Chinasa Agu F Jr. 11 Cayla Dulay G Jr. 12 Amani McCrary G Sr. 15 Artearra Coffey G/F Jr. 22 Jasmine Davis G So. 23 Ajanna Jamison G So. 32 Hannah Rolling F/C Fr. 33 Uhna Naver F So. 34 Makonna Onuohu G Fr. 50 Brandy Williams F/C Sr. LINCOLN (Stockton) 3 Lianna Tillman PG So. 4 Halie Schumacher G Sr. 10 Lauren Rabena G Jr. 11 Kelly Filippone G Sr. 13 Marissa Kelly G Sr. 14 Celeste Almendarez PG Fr. 21 Zahria Hendrix F So. 22 Breanna Grigsby G/F Sr. 23 Jaelee Anices G Jr. 24 Daniella Leapaga G/F So. 25 Alexus Kelly C Jr. 30 Kiara Manipol G So. 31 Gabby Pagala PF Jr. CLAYTON VALLEY CHARTER (Concord) 2 Monica Diaz Sr. 3 Ashlyn Bartzi Sr. 5 Katie Kommer Sr. 10 Sarah Williams Sr. 11 Morgan Giacobazzi Sr. 12 Jordin Sinnot Jr. 1 2 3 5 10 11 12 13 14 23 24 31

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Kelly Osterkamp Fr. Nerisa Yokoyama Jr. Bridget Hyland So. Hailey Pascoe Sr. AMBER DIVISION SAN LORENZO Dijour Ledbetter Jr. Angel Faaeteete So. Remedios Adaya So. Helena Duarte So. Ciera Eagles Sr. Naliyah Dunn So. Jordan Hunter So. Taylor Norris So. Gabrielle Dosz Fr. Kanairy Evans So. MONTGOMERY (Santa Rosa) Destiny Grayer PG Jr. Desenia Hernandez G Jr. Kiana Heard G Jr. Sarah Iroz PG Sr. Shayla Newman F Fr. Abbey Lea G Sr. Jessica Perez F Jr. Marli Dykstra F So. Paige Raven F So. Emily Parsons G Jr. Delaney Seymour G Sr. LaDonna Saint Louis F Jr. Jazmin Basmajian G Fr. BENICIA Fatima Garcia Jr. Michelle Li Sr. Kameron Hatcher So. Helena Hamed Jr. Lacy Wilburn Jr. Gabriela Johnson Jr. Samantha Beyer Jr. Kaylan Lockrem So. Quilaina Dollar Sr. Calei Mendoza Jr. Deja Carr Jr. Emma Ward So. Elizabeth Sweeney So. ACALANES (Lafayette) Brooke Panfili G So. Alison Smith G Jr. Roni Marrone F So. Julia Lyons G Jr. Meagan Hornsby F Sr. Alex Grant-Hudd G Jr. Carrie Trent G Sr. Sierra Galanza G Sr. Olivia Sabbadini F So. Emma Godfrey F So. Taylor Jones F Jr. CENTRAL VALLEY (Shasta Lake) Regan Dias PG Fr. Lauren Denham G So. Hope Valles G So. Tayah Ranney G So. Sheelah Stephens PF Jr. Jasmine Ruby G Sr. Katana Martina G Jr. Caitlyn Braden F/C Jr. Anna Lewis G Jr. Kaysie Back PF So. Callie Miller G Sr.

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Ashley Dubrasich G Sr. Charlotte McNeil F/C Sr. Haley Van Dyke F Fr. Jessi O’Reilly G Fr. Emily Lyall F/C Jr. Ashley Thoms G Fr. Sam Hardy G/F Sr. Amanda Alessandria F/C Fr. Kaylyn Murray F/C Sr. AMETHYST DIVISION ESCALON Janelle Anderson So. Natalie Arnold Jr. Piper Rockwell Sr. Veronica Grajeda Jr. Lindsay Miranda Sr. Emily Avalos Jr. Jasmin Elisalde Sr. Melissa Mullins Sr. Kaitlynn Mayfield Sr. Bonnie Head Sr. Julianna Martinez Jr. Taylor Harris Jr. Sarah Leal Jr. Justine Lawrence Jr. TENNYSON (Hayward) Cymia Alexander G Sr. Nyerie Nassirruddin F Jr. Grace Finau F/C So. Taylor Harvey F So. Chika Atako F Sr. Faith Wahilani G Sr. Jhaymeelou Damian G Sr.

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Rajneet Sandhu F Kayla Love G/F Lilybeth Domingo F/C Linda Obidiegwu C Lyanne Nisperos G Susanna Castillo C EMERY (Emeryville) 1 Acacia Ross PG 3 Unique Smith G 13 Elisa Pettus F 14 Nabu Juda F 20 Camry Williams F/C

Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Sr.

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Makayla Marshall G Talyah Brown G Antuanisha Wright G Angel Brown F Veronica Corona G Imani Packwood F MT. DIABLO (Concord) Aicha Brou Ajanee Toines Angelica Suttice Asia San Miguel Ireanna Brown

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Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr.

Liz Alofaki Maki Ngirabedechal Martha Morse Michaela Fuller Miller Susan Persuad RIO VISTA 2 Holly Witcraft 4 Audrey Francis 5 Daryn Katsuki 13 Nikola Heidmann 14 Brianna Summit 15 Amari Taylor

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Robin Samano Taylor Porter Alex Samano Emily Dart ALBANY Courtney Tamaki Arayah Fleming Jane Xu Laura Dyble Isabel Lavrov Kathryn Cassin Mia O’Brien

F F F G

Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr.

G/F G F C G F F

So. So. Jr. Fr. So. So. So.

24 30 31 35 43

Selena Yao Lily Hopwood Avalon Miller Megan Carr Katie Schneidau CORCORAN 3 Aaliah Gonzalez 4 Jacqulyn Nobel 5 Katlyn Romero 10 Desirae Cantu 14 Janett Gonzalez 15 Eileen Nevarez

G/F C C F G

Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Jr.

G G G G G G

Jr. Sr. Jr. So Sr. Fr.

22 Hydee Tapia G Sr. 23 Elena Russell G Jr. 32 Iari Russell G/F Sr. 34 Krystal Garcia G/F Jr. 40 Jackie Fernandez F Sr. 42 Angelica Romero F Sr. 44 Sabrina Campos F Jr. PACIFIC COLLEGIATE (Santa Cruz) 0 Nora Aron G So. 1 Carla Leoz Maurer F Jr. 3 Gemma Taylor G So. 14 Katrin Pistor G Fr.

2 10 12 15 21 22 23 33 34 40 42 50 55 3 10 11 15 20 21 22 23 24 25 33

Erika Pistor G So. Jamila Lankford G Sr. Danielle Sugrue C Sr. Sofia McMillian C Sr. Cypress Haddad F Sr. Nthabi Anderson-Bahr F So. CORAL DIVISION ENOCHS (Modesto) Analiya Casillas G Jr. Zakiya Williams PG So. Andrea Martinez G Jr. Marina Martinez G Sr. Katie Dillon G Jr. Clarissa Morales G Jr. Raquel Garcia PG Sr. Akaysha Simpkins F/C Sr. Dominique Lewis PF So. Bailey Reynolds F/G Jr. Jenna Pablo G Sr. Mia Viss F Jr. Alexis Flores F Sr. WEST CAMPUS (Sacramento) Kiara Jefferson G Fr. Taylor Hughley G/F Sr. Alex Dent F So. Namiko Adams PG So. Maliya Vaughn G Sr. Amber Anderson-Wells P Sr. Sharon Smith G Jr. Trina Shaner G/F Jr. Jasmine Ayon F So. Veronica Mendoza F Sr. Cynthia Rogers F Sr.

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SCOTTS VALLEY 1 Nikiya Bechtle PG Jr. 2 Lauren LaHood W Fr. 4 Sequoia Andrade W Jr. 10 Mandy Silver G Sr. 11 Sadie Allen F Sr. 13 Devon O’Brien G Jr. 15 Shasta Smith G Jr. 23 Casson Rasmussen W So. 24 Sam Boyle W So. 33 Charlie Boyle P Sr. 42 Laney Brint P Sr. INTERNATIONAL (San Francisco) 2 Anaya Ruppert Fr. 3 Nina Mehta Fr. 4 Cienna Gray Sr. 5 Gavrielle Sonntag Jr. 10 Madison Tobara Fr. 12 Jessica Ho Fr. 13 Shayna Mehta Sr. 14 Jasmine Sorrells Jr. 15 Bethania Tadesse Fr. 20 Isabella Shin Sr. 21 Mya McGraw Fr. 22 Anastasia Ahani Fr. 24 Madeline O’Donnell Fr. 25 Laurene Jauffret Jr. 32 Malia Martin Jr. ENTERPRISE (Redding) 3 Janae Gray Sr. 4 Brandi Saechao Jr. 5 Kamira Sanders Jr. 10 Ali Franks Jr.

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Julia Hill Sr. Meagan Briggs So. Jaden McWilliams Jr. Zoe Trenka Jr. Kili Franks Jr. Alex Cooper Jr. Kayla Hermann Jr. Erica Worrall So. Serna Parker Jr. SHELDON (Sacramento) Gvahn Pace Fr. Jaeda Barbero Jr. Ashleigh Foyt Jr. Dominc Watkins Sr. Janae Hair Sr. Shantanice Mendoza Jr. Janty Lim Fr. Jacqueline Burnett Barnett Jr. Mirella Joseph Jr. Teena Walker Sr. Jzane Cavalli-Money Jr. Sophia Fox Jr. LOS GATOS Carly Polisso G Jr. Emily Jarnigan F Jr. Caitlin Buckley G Jr. Alena Brady G Jr. Brytni Cook G Sr. Sarah Nelson G Jr. Josie Despars G So. Ashleen Quirke F Sr. Hannah Krulevtich F Sr. Lauren Lacey G Jr. Hannah Hastings F Sr. Korie Seandel G So.

4 5 11 13 20 21 22 23 24 30 32 33

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WESTON RANCH (Stockton) Alysha Perez Jr. Elisabeth Alexander Sr. Faizah Bass Jr. Sabrina Martinez Jr. Alexa Giron Jr. Jyriaynna King Jr. Teresa Haley Sr. Victoria Gulley Sr. Brijanee Moore Sr. Kamree Glin Sr. Patricia King Sr. Cierra Jones Jr. EMERALD DIVISION OAKLAND TECH (Oakland) Donae Taylor G Fr. Vivien Tran G Sr. Keona Bellot F Sr. Nyela Cade G Jr. Jasmine Richardson G Jr. Alaysia Clemons G Jr. Elayshia Woolridge G Sr. Erica Simpson F Sr. Hadiyah Owens F Sr. Jayoni Lewis G Sr. Erione Abraham F Sr. SAN DOMENICO (San Anselmo) Sarah Reid G/F Fr. Nicole Bissey PG So. Rachele Nagler PG Sr. Sana Kacker G So. Jolene Guerin F Sr. Aminat Oladunjoye C Sr. Daria Jackson F Sr. Elyzah Bernstein G/F Sr.

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PLEASANT VALLEY (Chico) Brooke Fogel G Jr. Ashley Geiger G Sr. Kristina Joyce G Sr. Caroline Habib G Jr. Brianna Souza G Jr. Kayla Joyce G So. Shannon Milliken G Jr. Monica Wright G Jr. Emily Erlindson G Jr. Kara Kremer G/F Jr. Christa Feingold F Sr. Monique Tallerico G Jr. Courtney Holloway F Sr. Sirena Tuitele F Fr. Sharon Thompson G/F Jr. Dominique Jackson F Sr. ENCINAL (Alameda) Caprice Taylor G/F Jr. Destiny Kelly G/F Jr. Ebonesha Watts G So. Meida Tautalatasi G/F Jr. Rhonai Worthy F Jr. Megan Bronken G/F Sr. Danisha Calloway F Fr. Lily Ariunbold G So. Michaela Soriano F Fr. Timaya Brown F Jr. ANDERSON Kilee Hannan G Jr. Alexis Diaz F Jr. Jessica Lange G Sr. Sheridan Foster G So. Abby Gough F Jr. Katie Nunnelley F/C Sr. Cassidy Rosales F Jr. Alexis Martinez F/C Jr. Natalie Campos F Jr. Kinzie Pokorny F Jr. Brandi Noble C Sr. SAN RAMON VALLEY (Danville) Jackie Combs G Sr. Carley Gwynn G Jr. Nikki Kim G So. Natalee Cristiani G Sr. Bianca Poulos G/F Jr. Tia Kim G Sr. Megan Cavallo F Sr. Maddy DeWalt G Jr. Dani Land G Sr. Shannon Newman F So. Amanda Steele F Sr. Whitney Lincoln F Jr.

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JESSE BETHEL (Vallejo) Avyance Ervin G So. Brianna August G Jr. Trinity Kilson G Fr. Serena Santos G Sr. Jayme Slay G Sr. Tashayla Gilmer G Jr. Jaya Galbraith G Sr. Kyara Reed F Sr. La’Nia Adams F Sr. Naomi Strode C Sr. Dyemond Mitchell P Sr. VALLEY CHRISTIAN (Dublin) 3 Mon Urasoko Jr. 5 Callie Johnson Fr. 10 Arianna Cunha Sr. 12 Sophia Bartolomucci So. 13 Alyssa Arace Sr. 14 Adrianna Armendariz Sr. 15 Nina Bessolo Jr. 21 Mikaela Yates Jr. 23 Kayla Frierson Sr. 25 Paige Sellick Jr 30 Alyssa Lorenzo Sr. GARNET DIVISION LIVERMORE VALLEY CHARTER PREP (Livermore) 1 Erin Quintero So. 10 Kenzi Schlag Sr. 14 Katie Wolfe Sr. 15 Shannon Meyer So. 21 Madhangi Chandramouli Jr. 22 Katie Lucas So. 23 Taiyana Murray Sr. 25 Ally Cervantez So. 30 Ariel Fenfack Fr. CONTRA COSTA CHRISTIAN (Walnut Creek) 2 Claire Toth G So. 3 Emily Davies G Jr. 4 Marina Huerta G Jr. 5 Kristin Brown G Jr. 11 Annie Brown G Fr. 12 Ashlyn Norris G/F Jr. 15 Vaneet Sandhu F Sr. 40/50 Chloe Page C Jr. THURGOOD MARSHALL (San Francisco) Nicole Porter G/F Sr. Starlene Sau F/C Jr. Patricia Lafiti G/F Jr. Faulama Mila G Sr. Kassidy Gary G/F So. Aleluia Sione F/C Jr. 0 2 3 5 11 12 15 23 24 32 44

WeSt CoASt JAMBoree roSterS Maria Alafosio G/F Jr. Julissa Tapia G So. Alia Albadawi G Sr. CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN (Antioch) 1 Natalia Giovanni So. 5 Jordan Miner Sr. 10 Marisa Valdez So. 14 Tori Hoye Jr. 24 Kaley Moorhead Sr. 42 Lauryn Carr-Johnson So. 44 Whitlee Clayton Sr. 50 Senseerae West So. HOLY NAMES (Oakland) 1 Ireland Clare Kennedy G So. 3 Diana Sanchez G Jr. 5 Fiona Miller G So. 11 Ayah Abdul-Hadi F So. 12 Maria Pedroza G Sr. 20 Isabella Moore C Jr. 23 Alise McClenton G Fr. 25 Caree Carneiro G So. 33 Nyila Webb C Sr. 44 Tiye Frazier F Sr. POINT ARENA 2 Natasha Higuera G Jr. 3 Elise Allen SF So. 4 Estelle Burkhardt SF Fr. 5 Ariel Escalera SG Jr. 10 Jenny Sanchez PG Jr. 12 Brenda Vasquez F Sr. 14 Krystal Woods C Jr. 21 Alondra Santillan PG So. 23 Sabrina Sundstrom PF Sr. 24 Savanna Dilks SF Jr. EL SOBRANTE CHRISTIAN 1 Checayla Worley G Sr. 2 C. Rosas-Melgoza G So. 11 Lauren Sturm F So. 14 Annissa Terry F So. 15 Kendall Poulos C So. 22 Mykasia Bellamy F Sr. 23 Jenna Teilmann G Sr. 24 Chloe Bajema G So. 32 Raina Mitchell F Fr. YGNACIO VALLEY (Concord) 3 April Stark Jr. 4 Kyedda Baguat Sr. 11 Lynn Keller-Redding So. 21 Isabelle Velasco Sr. 23 Kia Howell Sr. 32 Julia Quintero Sr. 35 Maria Ruiz Sr. 42 Brenda Wence Sr. JADE DIVISION TURLOCK CHRISTIAN 5 Abigial Bawcum Sr. 10 Mikayla Yagi Jr. 11 Kaylene Baskin Jr. 12 Hannah Sawyer Sr. 14 Madison Yagi Sr. 23 Brooke Rodrigues Jr. 24 Lauryn McIntire So. 25 Cassandra Balswick Jr. 32 Emily Yonan Sr. 33 Victoria Vieira Sr. 34 Aimee Jones Jr. 35 Maghan Mark Jr. 40 McCalister Russell Jr. 50 Destiny Pereira Jr. 55 Alexis Smith Jr. Jade Patterson So. Soobin Hwang So.

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CONCORD Gagan Lally Jr. Alyssa Pluth So. Jennifer Lam Sr. Franchesca Calagui So. Jessica Solis Fr. Gaby Lomeli Fr. Beatriz Mopera Jr. Daisy Manoa Jr. Jontara West-Blackburn Fr. Diamond Williams Fr. Ciara O’Kelley So. Mariah Gonzalez Sr. Sierra Rustrum Sr. BURLINGAME Katie Karson G So. Rachel Topper G Sr. Aislinn Gilmartin PG So. Jackie Kajisa PG Jr. Shannon Maguire F Sr. Reiltin Maguire F/C Jr. Christina Monisteri G Jr. Julia Robinson G Sr. Ana Palu F/C So. Eleni Rally F/C Jr. Amber Moss F Fr. Aleah Lauti F Sr. Claire Phillips C Sr. REDWOOD CHRISTIAN (San Lorenzo) Allegra Estrada F Jr. Elianna McClinton G Fr. Nana Dwumfuoh G Sr. Ifeyinwa Nwebube F Fr. Juliana Guillot-Williams G So. Meghan Geer G Fr. Hannah Ceremony F So. Kate Macalino G Fr. Jamie McPherson G Jr. Adaeze Okpalaugo F Sr. Lily Bankas F Sr. Mia Cole C Fr. PACIFIC GROVE Christina Lucido PG Jr. Natalie Baratashvili SF Jr. Jossie Morgan F/C Jr. Abby Burnell G/F Jr. Lela Hautau F/C Sr. Sophie Lowell SG Sr. Mackenzie Bell G Sr. Jessica Matthews F/C Sr. Jade Greathouse G Sr. Elena Doss C Sr. Ali Patton G/F So. LAS LOMAS (Walnut Creek) Natalie Ining G/F So. Alexandra Rossi G/F Sr. Arianna Miralles G Jr. Ifeaka Mbeledogu G/F Fr. Dana Schwartz G Jr. Sophie Caplan F/F Sr. Charlotte Dietzel F So. Idinma Mbeledogu F Sr. Veronica Locher F/C Sr. Savanna Sabatte F So. KIPP-KING (San Lorenzo) Kamy Huo G So. Sophia Lui G/F So. Mykaela Wright F Sr. Estefany Aguilar G So. Melanie Pascual G/F Sr.

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12 Hannah Randolph

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20 Dani Maestri

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15 Alexandra Way

23 Allison Lo

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20 Jerelleen Thomas

24 Haley Robertshaw

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22 Ashanti Curray

25 Abby Radutiu

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WeSt CoASt JAMBoree roSterS ST. PATRICK/ST. VINCENT (Vallejo) Makayla Solano G Jr. Shannon Roach G So. Kalina Huynh F So. Wanna Wong G So. Neenah Pangilian G So. Selena Caoile F Jr. Alyssa Sanderson F Jr. Carra Dwyer C So. Kelly Dennis C Sr. CASA GRANDE (Petaluma) Ashley Morgan C Sr. Cassidy KcKinney G So. Caty Millar G Jr. Claire Killian G Jr. Destiny Williams G/F Jr. Hannah Sullivan G/F Fr. Janelle Schwartz G Jr. Joy Jovick F/C Jr. Kayla Ryan G Sr. Megan Lafferty G Sr. Mia Cain F/C Fr. Misty Martinez G Jr. Molly Lundquist F/C Jr. Nathalie Carraway C Jr. CHICO 3 Myki Abrahms G Sr. 5 Ali Peterson W Jr. 10 Nicole Cox G Jr. 12 Sidney Williamson SF Sr. 13 GiGi Chiotti SF Jr. 14 Sharlotte Sheffield F Jr. 15 Tiffany Kelly SG Sr. 21 Manisha Bhardwaj G Sr. 22 Cia Seibert PG Sr. 23 Riley Ehrlich G Jr. 24 Jessi McKow PF Jr. 25 Monica Deadmond PF Sr. McKINLEYVILLE 0 Shawna Turner Sr. 1 Madison Medeiros Jr. 10 Ty Allen Sr. 11 Chloe Tripp Jr. 12 McKenna Ford Sr. 13 Amanda Nicholson Sr. 14 Bailee Barnett Sr. 20 Haley Hogan Jr. 22 Jaysea Jennings Jr. 23 Janna Rosedahl Sr. 31 Lacey Jiminez Sr. 32 Marisa Morse Jr. 34 Madison Johnson Sr. 44 Kailynn Kastler Jr. ANALY (Sebastopol) 2 Valerie Viramontes G So. 3 Bailey Hunter G So. 5 Celia Dimick G Jr. 12 Deanna (DJ) Hayes G Jr. 21 Sophie McFadin G So. 23 Taylor Lehmann F Sr. 24 Sarah Brown G/F Jr. 31 Jenna Petray C/F Sr. 32 Alexis Dibene G Fr. 33 Saja Spearman-Weaver C Jr. 41 Tiffany Perpinan G Sr. 55 Isabella Niedermair C So. GALENA (Reno, NV.) 3 Ashley Brooks G Jr. 4 Kaitlyn Hawthorne G Sr. 5 Josie Peck G So. 11 Julli Giampapa G So. 10 11 12 21 23 24 32 33 42

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Devon Casazza G Jr. Megan Farrell G Sr. Claire Holman G Jr. Nina Hendi F Sr. Kenzi McKee F Sr. Hailey Hoffman F Sr. Whitney Davidson F Jr. ALHAMBRA (Martinez) Ally Najera G Jr. Briana Perez G So. Grace Perkins G Sr. Alanis Lara G So. Saelym Schmidt F So. Samantha Whitworth F Jr. Shelby Clemons F/C Sr. Hailee Herdon G Sr. Savannah Simoni C/F Sr. Karissa Wiebalk C/F So. ONYX DIVISION NORTH (Torrance) Ryley Kamiya Sr. Makenna Enomoto Jr. Kellie Ogata So. Kylie Oshiro Sr. Madison Shigeta Fr. Katelyn Serizawa Sr. Cheridan Mataalii So. Daylene Taualii So. Brenna Wilson So. Rachel Liebsack So. Megan Takata Jr. Brittany McPherson So. MONTEREY TRAIL (Elk Grove) Tahva Adedipe PG Fr. Jaden Coleman G/F Fr. Kayla Crump F Jr. Alexis Mariland PG Sr. Tiara Webb PG Sr. Kimmieh Le G Jr. Sheniaha Castex G So. Ciera Hayward G Jr. Imani Hunt G/F Jr. Kamrynn Williams F/C Jr. Trystan Bolds F/C Sr. Ca’may Stocker F/ C Jr. BRADSHAW CHRISTIAN (Sacramento) Faith Vega PG So. Evon Bince SG Fr. Arionna Butts G So. Erika Bean G Sr. Lilly Fall SG So. Ramia Griffin G Jr. Xing (Jamie) Xueying G So. Mackenzie Reese SF So. Jordyn Bell F Sr. Macy Ketterling G/F Sr. Jolene Delaney F So. PRESENTATION (San Jose) Ava Williams Fr. Julie Wang Jr. Akilah Jennings Sr. Sarah Kaui Sr. Rikki Maldonado Jr. Ashley MacDonald Jr. Sharon Roldan Fr. Maeve Kevanaugh Sr. Megan Jaeb Jr. Maddie Guidoux Sr. Akemi Namba Fr. MC Simone Jr.

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SANTA ROSA Kelly Luekens Jr. Bella Passey Jr. Natalie Vasquez Sr. Sara Howard So. Libby Paternoster Sr. Kylie Oden Sr. Simone Barnard Jr. Ella Huey So. Emily Codding So. Bre Ririe So. Mireya Lopez Jr. Emily Berk Jr. Mikayla Forer Jr. Devin Murray Sr. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS (Sac.) Ahlayjahh Dahl G Fr. Jackie Ocampo G So. Kalani Mark G So. Anna Claire Nelson G Fr. Jessica Cooper G So. Tina Ramirez G Jr. Giselle Cantiller G Jr. Maliah Haroldson G Jr. Lauren Overstreet G Sr. Sammy Earley G Jr. Daniella Toschi F Jr. Kira McKechnie F Sr. Priscilla Serrano F Jr. CENTENNIAL (Bakersfield) Sam Vigil G So. Jasmine Ramey G Jr. Mallory Dawson G Sr.

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10 Alyssa Gonzales G Sr. 11 Sam Dossey F Jr. 20 Ally Folsom F Jr. 24 Ebony Grant F Sr. 32 Sara Lopez G Sr. 34 Morgan Champlin F Fr. 42 Taylor Madden F Jr. 52 Madison Kritsch C Jr. LICK-WILMERDING (San Francisco) 1 Mika Chan Fr. 3 Zeli Grey So. 10 Michele Gee Sr. 11 Sabrina San Diego Sr. 13 Ayzhiana Basallo So. 20 Julia Thompson Sr. 22 Sydni Green Jr. 32 Sabrina Larsen Sr. 34 Lauren Carothers-Liske Fr. 40 Maya Burris So. PEARL DIVISION GATEWAY (San Francisco) 3 Grace Lim G Fr. 4 Daphne Smith G So. 5 Olivia Bagley F Fr. 10 A. Belote-Broussard G So. 11 Yareli Quezada Garcia PF Fr. 12 Reina Chen G So. 14 Paola Leon G Jr. 15 Jazzlyn Morton G Sr. 21 Sydney Seymore PF Fr. 22 Rena Coleman F Jr. 30 Lubna Tanatrah F Sr.

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BENTLEY SCHOOL (Lafayette) Aubrey Wagner PG Fr. Sarah Dey G Jr. Charlotte Hunt F So. Julia Jung G Jr. Mavis Lu F So. Colby Vine G Fr. Sita Lujintanon G Sr. Mandy Bliss F Jr. Derby Gill G Jr. Erica Goodman F Jr. Anna Vinella-Brusher F Fr. Sydney Adams F Jr.

2 3 10 12 20 23 30 33 42 44

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CENTRAL VALLEY CHRISTIAN (Visalia) Anna Leyendekker PF Sr. Kari Van Hofwegen G Sr. Jonna Lemstra G So. Gabriella Satterlee G Jr. Kristina Bons C/F Jr. Tyra Wilgenburg SG Jr. Terri Vink G/F Sr. Mariah Westra G So. Shelby Laber F Sr. Alexa Pinter F/G So.

MIRA LOMA (Sacramento) Roster Not Available. HEAD-ROYCE SCHOOL (Oakland) 2 Cai Johnson G/F Sr. 3 Erin Jeffs G So. 4 Wanjiku Githre G So. 5 Amanda Wiley G So. 10 R. Salsburg-Frank F Sr. 11 Lauren Wong G Sr. 12 Bea Rose F So. 13 Kristina Randrup F Jr. 14 Brooklyn Copeland G Jr.

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Kacy Stoddard G Lulia Admokom G B. Rinehart-Pimentel G/F Alexis Popejoy G/F DE ANZA (Richmond) 1 Jada Scott G 3 Aladxiah Moore F 4 Angel Wiley G 5 Larissa Carvalho C 13 Daidria Tidwell G/F

Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr.

14 15 20 21 23 32 1 2 4

Nicol Dozier Gabby Zaragoza Darshel LaNere Keke Hales Mhkaia Davis Emon Vaughn WILLITS Hannah Friend Hailey Riley Chanel Alexander

G F F G F F

Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Jr. So.

G/F G G/F

Jr. Sr. So.

5 10 11 12 20 22 24

Dara Collicott F Sr. Vanessa Camp PG So. Sylvia Friend G/F Jr. Annalise Mendoza SG Jr. Kelsey Butler G Jr. Kaylee Seaton F Sr. Taylor Buzzard F Sr. OAKLAND MILITARY INSTITUTE 1 Brooklyn North PG Fr. 2 Jori Belton F So.

Thandiewe Deal G So. Jailah Bradshaw G So. Tenindje Cisse PF Fr. Alexus Smith F So. Sarina Hersom SF Sr. Flor Juarez SG Fr. Derriana Stroud F Fr. Kaline Leke G Jr. Torriea Ashford PF Sr. Destinee Duncan C Fr. RUBY DIVISION EDISON (Stockton) Annabella Navarte Jr. Anna Walker Jr. Cathy Casiquin Jr. Diandra Carter Sr. Elizabeth Gonzalez Jr. Erika Lacanaria Sr. Erona Lacanaria Jr. Irmani Newell Sr. Marcellieya Hardin Sr. Maria Garduno Jr. Megan Gier Sr. Monica Chan Sr. Natori Larkins Sr. Shapre Jones Sr. Sienna Meli-Magana Jr. Vantajia Warren So. AMERICAN (Fremont) 00 Stephanie Esqueda F Sr. 1 Shreya Joshi C Jr. 2 Tiffany Toor F Sr. 3 Lauren Clark G Sr. 10 Gianna Cooper SF So. 12 Megan Kalning G So. 13 Tylore Bell G Sr. 14 Sierra Hillman G So. 20 Ky’erra Silva G So. 22 Jazmyn Sudbrook SF Jr. 23 Arianna Norris G So. 24 Vicky Huang G So. 34 Danielle Tulubing G Jr. 42 Angel Chukwu C Jr. FLORIN (Sacramento) 1 Keisha Smith G Fr. 3 Leilani Hanks G Fr. 4 Damiya Jones G/F Fr. 5 Desiree’ Dedrick F/C Sr. 11 Harris Troinek F Jr. 15 Jikara Sellers G/F Jr. 22 Reyes Jocelyn F Fr. 32 Rhianna Jackson C/F Sr. 33 P. Mayhorn-Johnson C/F Jr. AMADOR VALLEY (Pleasanton) 1 Catalina Pascually G So. 3 Haley Wesenberg G Jr. 5 Jennie Vo G Sr. 10 Sarah Kim G Jr. 11 Haley Hunter F Fr. 15 Kristy Brown C/F Jr. 20 Ashley Balestreri G Sr. 23 Ariah Mack G Sr. 25 Olivia Christiansen G Jr. 32 Abby Prynn F Jr. 33 Daniela Williams G/F Jr. 35 Nicole Riodan F Fr. 50 Simer Kaur C Jr.

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FRESNO Alexandra Sanchez Sr. Alicia Morales Sr. Alyssa Valdivia Jr. Asia Foster So. Desiree Harding Sr. Destiny Robinson So. Hanna Tsutsui Sr. Lidia Havens Sr. Lydia Vilalta Jr. Monique Havens Jr. Natalie Diaz Sr. Nora Lee Tiburcio Jr. Tiffany Smith Sr. Vernisha Sessions Sr. WINDSOR 2 Angeles Higareda G Jr. 4 Sabrina Hadley G Sr. 10 Riley Smith G Jr. 11 Sabrina Simili PG Fr. 12 Hannah May SG Fr. 13 Allie Feland F Sr. 14 Kasey James F Sr. 15 Rachel Ibrahim G Sr. 20 Kylee Lozinto F Sr. 22 Jessica Barbosa F Sr. 23 Taylor Terrell G Jr. 32 Mattie Murphy F Fr. 33 Gabby Giddings F Fr. EXETER 00 Addison Lancing G Jr. 1 Lou-Lou Souza G Jr. 2 Amanda Acosta G Jr. 3 Kendie Baxter-Jones G Fr. 4 Mallory Bettencourt SF Jr. 5 Jade Oates C Sr. 10 Taylor McNeil SG Sr. 15 Natalie Vela G Sr. 20 Cheyenne Will G/F Sr. 23 Danica Todd PG Jr. 24 Madison Morales PG Jr. 33 Olivia Harden C So. 34 Valerie Vargas G/F Jr. GRANADA (Livermore) 3 Jordyn Brauer Jr. 10 Danny Sun Sr. 12 Dani Goodie Jr. 13 Grace Naylor Sr. 20 Delaney Gill-Sommerhauser Sr. 21 Amy Moussa Jr. 22 Gaby Soto Jr. 23 Brianna Ruloma Jr. 24 Sue Vi Jr. 25 Kelly Borden Sr. 34 Kylie Long Sr. SAPPHIRE DIVISION DEL ORO (Loomis) 2 McKenna Mitchell G Sr. 3 Ali Jabusch G Jr. 4 Ty Maranan G So. 5 Morgan Brummund G Jr. 10 Ellen Runte G Sr. 11 Madison Tippit F So. 12 Mickayla Balser W Jr, 20 Courtney Hirtz G Jr. 21 Hannah Jordan F Sr. 22 Hailee Barbour G Jr. 23 Maddie Wilson G Jr. 24 Marisa Willson F Sr. 32 Marisa Ordorica G Sr. 33 Lauren Heyn F Sr.

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JAMES LOGAN (Union City) Monika Pedagat G Cat De Leon G Brittney Deadwiler PG Endya Patteway F Mikayla Conner F Kimberly Masulit PG Kendra Jeuitt G Sophia Leon SG Makiah Takhar C

Sr. So. Sr. So. Sr. So. So. Sr. So.

24 32 33 35 11 12 13 14 15

Justice Shorty Dominique Bonaparte Mariah Elzy Indya Williams RED BLUFF Daisy Brose Allison Winning Katie Gallagher Julia Brandt Ashley Exum

G F F/C F/C

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Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Sr.

5’5” 5’5” 5’8” 5’9” 5’9”

21 Ally Drury So. 5’5” 22 Stefanie Brunello Jr. 5’5” 23 Nicole Renfroe Jr. 5’6” 32 Brittany Botell Jr. 33 Payten McKerras Jr. 6’3” 42 Morgan Griffis Jr. 5’5” 44 RayAnn Childers Jr. 5’5” MODESTO CHRISTIAN (Modesto) 1 Nicole Warwick G So. 3 Ashley Lucas PG Sr.

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Lexia Bell-White W Jr. Candice White G Sr. Meagan Warwick PG So. Lailoni Gaines W Jr. Samantha Johnson W Sr. Jasmine Spencer W So. Adriana Ovando G So. Natalie LaTour G Jr. Alyssa Sandoval G So. Rachel Smith G So. VALLEY CHRISITAN (San Jose) Jacqueline Wilson G So. Clarissee Fernando G Jr. Cassi Orth G Sr. Aleeza Roque G Sr. Sami Oliver G Sr. Ashley Marquez G Jr. Amy Roat SF Sr. Kyanna Davis G So. Valerie Lam G Jr. Camille Johnson G So. Emily Ellingson G Jr. Lizze Moore F Fr. Caitlin Keding F So. Ronika Stone F Jr. DUBLIN Milan Moses PG Sr. Angelina Warlich G Sr. Cellini Luong G So. Jojuan Carrington F/C Sr. Maia Peay G Sr. Julyanna Amante F/C Sr. Alanna Yee G Jr. Tiaja Andrews G/F So. Cassity Rowen SG So. Kaitlyn Mojica SG Jr. Lesila FInau G Fr. Tess Molinar SG Fr. PLEASANT GROVE (Elk Grove) Brittany Nguyen G Jr. Briana Nguyen G Jr. Angeline Nguyen G Jr. Nicole Nickerson G Jr. Michelle Gorski G/F Jr. Samantha Huddleston F Sr. Mikaila Royster G Sr. Courtney Virgil G Jr. Dominique Buckor F Sr. Kim Schmelz G Sr. Erica James G/F Fr. Kiana Griffin F Fr. FOOTHILL (Pleasanton) Ema Ayad Sr. Alyson Isaacs Jr. Haley Isaacs Jr. Daniella Lyng Sr. Makaela Malave Sr. AJ Low Sr. Samantha Roney Sr. Madison Baxter Fr. Stephanie Nguyen Sr. Vanessa Esomonu Fr. Emily Barrett Sr. Caroline Mcmorrow Jr. Sophia Brown Jr. Elena Shingoitewa Sr.

TOPAZ DIVISION 4 10 11 12 21

CLOVERDALE Jaedyn Jenkins Ale Perez Teanne Edens Paloma Santos Angel Bernardi

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Bailey Stewart PG Jr. Arianna Fernandez G Sr. Karsyn Stewart F Jr. Jordyn Turner F Jr. SIERRA (Manteca) Devi Coglio Jr. Keanna Barber Sr. Megan Westfall Jr. Nancy Enriquez Jr. Alison Edwards So. Myricia Amey Jr. Haley Silva Sr. Marissa LaQuaglia Sr. Kristen Maestretti Sr. Kayla Wilson Jr. Marissa Scott Sr. Nour Hamza Sr. Jenny Anderson Jr. RIPON Jill Jamero G Jr. Emily Pederson G Jr. Hailey Monroe G Jr. Jourdy Ritcher G Sr. Kaylyn Evans G Jr. Sarah De Freitas G Jr. Cara Brown F Jr. Melanie Ulrich C Sr. Zaire Davis G Sr. Courtney Slamon F So. Madison Coit F Jr. Karisa Carlson C Sr. ANTIOCH Natalie Larsen G Sr. Jordynn Castlberry G Jr. Amari Coleman G/F Sr. Michelle Villafenez F Sr. Mercy Otomuli F Sr. Ciara Whitesell F Sr. Charlene Brown G Jr. Alyssa Morelli G So. Ariana Holley G Sr. Letycia Alvarez G Sr. Iriana Watson F/C So. Priscilla Huff C So. Brianna Wink G So. Phallon Long F Jr. Amani Taylor F/C Jr. MT. SHASTA Madeline Moyer Sr. Emily Andrus So. Kacey Cain So. Abby Andrus Fr. Benedict Samantha So. Mary Taylor Jr. Taylor Pearson Jr. Ashley Cain Sr. Kaycee Sarti Jr. Abby Manley Jr. Sophia Ackerman-Mero Sr. FREEDOM (Oakley) Angelina Rivera G Jr. Bria Greenhouse PG Sr. Briel Eckel G So. Cydnee Kinslow F/C Jr. Monya Mosley G/F Fr. Alexis Gonzalez F Jr. Alexcia Anderson F/C Sr. Tessa Cortez G/F So. Alyssa Busby F/C So. Julia Seligman G/F Sr. Jailyn Brown G/F Sr. Osna Sharifi F Sr. Janel Masinas G Fr.

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WeSt CoASt JAMBoree roSterS LOS BANOS Lauren Arbura Audrey Rivera Monica Moreno Julia Waldron Haley Jones Jennifer Garcia Ashley Ramos Erika Gutierrez Norma Morfin Keloni Smith Taylor Staton Savannah Valenzuela Morgan Fahey Evelyn Johnson Miriam Guzman ST. HELENA Jazmin Chavez Haro Adriana Gomes Alicia Gomes Pauline Larum Chloe Melka Clara Olguin Alejandra Rodriguez-Fregoso Elia Rubio Karla Salazar Alex Skupny Ruby Salano 3 4 5 10 11 15 20 21 22 23 24 25 33 34 44

14 15 20 21 34 50 55

Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Sr.

3 4 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 20 21 24

Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.

TOURMALINE DIVISION RIO LINDA 4 Alexis Zimmerman 10 Zharia Burns 11 Brandy Huffhines

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Dejanet Porter G So. Kaitlyn Clayton G Jr. Makaila Sanders G Fr. Creonah Bryant F Jr. Geneva Speakman C Jr. Ke ari Morrison C Jr. Angelly Baisden F Jr. UNIVERSITY (San Francisco) Kendall Hufford Jr. Carlyn Strang Fr. Amanda Li Sr. EmmaDavid So. LizzieHalper Sr. SarahFeinberg Sr. GraceBanfield Jr. McRaeFried So. Sara Cami Jr. CourtneyResch Fr. Katie Lo Sr. MaggieChau Jr. CRATER (Central Point, OR.) Jacie Gavin Sr. Bailey Bascom Sr. Lauren Bean Sr. Destiny Fahndrich Jr. Emily Scott Jr. Mallory Heard So. Kes Noles Sr. Cheyenne Scott Jr. Paige Berriochoa Sr. Olivia Ryerson Sr. Alexus Woodard Fr.

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41 Courtney Setzer 44 Kelsey Lane 55 Evie Kent UKIAH 10 Bri Link 12 Cassidy Schutz 14 Ellie Malicay 20 Selena Perez 22 Haylie Arnerich 24 Raquel Hidalgo 30 Julia Vedolla 32 Rylie Loflin 40 Lily Mendoza

Sr. So. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr.

42 Lexi Lincoln Jr. 44 Regan Wyatt Jr. 52 Adriana Franco Jr. PIEDMONT HILLS (San Jose) 1 Jennielyn Sipat G Sr. 3 Deserae Velasco G Jr. 4 Ayanna Williams F Jr. 5 Melissa Yang G Sr. 11 Tyiteyana Jefferson F Sr. 13 Mary Santos G Sr. 14 Marielle Llobrera G So. 23 Kiane Floyd G Jr. 25 Tailyn Byrd SF Jr.

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Kacey Matsushima G Jr. Venus Tran G/F Sr. Kylie Quan G Jr. Anhthy Ho SF Jr. Michelle Fernandez PF Jr. KENNEDY (Sacramento) 2 Niki Fujimoto Jr. 3 Allie Umemoto So. 4 Nicci Fong Jr. 5 Jill Lauderdale Jr. 10 Johanna Lauderdale Fr. 12 Nyah Covington Fr. 20 Megan Tran Jr.

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WeSt CoASt JAMBoree roSterS 21 Karel Cobian

Jr.

23 Brea Price

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24 Sophia Flood

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32 Ashley Asoo

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33 Tymiko Patterson

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34 Kesi Niu

So.

44 Mali Haungatau

Fr.

45 Sylvia Flood

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Melanie Ramirez

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Evelyn Kim

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10 Mei Lin Bruder

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11 Katrina Guytingco

Sr.

13 Taryn Niederberger

Sr.

14 Jackie Ochoa

Jr.

15 Kelsey Rumbaugh

So.

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Fr.

23 Kyla Miller

Sr.

33 Casey Doronkina

Jr.

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MaRazelle Quicio

Isabella Jimenez

Jr.

10 Adriana Abarca

Fr.

11 Maria Ramirez

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23 Cassidy Rodriguez

Jr.

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So.

25 Adriana Gonzalez

So.

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Head for the hills Hollister Hills Off-Road Association giving kids chance to ride and experience friendly competition The Hollister Hills Off-Road Association (HHORA) is a non-profit organization that supports Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area by raising money for educational and interpretive outreach programs and other park improvements. This group of dedicated volunteers works with California State Parks and Hollister Hills SVRA to enhance the experience of people visiting the park. They raise money by holding four annual events. The Hare Ball Scramble is a family friendly race held on Nov. 22. This event offers classes for all ages and riding skills. The Scramble is not a timed event and parents can ride alongside their kids on a fun, easy course. There is also a Main Event for the older, faster folks, as well as a Youth Event for children 8-15 years. You must be an HHORA member to participate in these events, but it is only $20 annually to join or $25 for the entire family. Hollister Hills Off-Road Association also holds various other events to raise money for worthy causes, such as Child Protective Services. Bryan Southwood is one of the regular riders at these events and has been bringing his kids to these races for years. His oldest son, 9-year-old Bryan Jr., entered the Youth Event and took first place in his age class. This alone is a great achievement, but he actually took third place overall — beating older riders ranging from 10 to 15 years old. Bryan Jr. has been riding motorcycles since he was 2½ and had training wheels on his first little motorcycle. He loves riding. Of course. it helps that his father, Bryan Sr. (who won his own class and was first overall) has been racing at Hollister Hills for years and taught his son well. You can help support Hollister Hills SVRA by making a tax-deductible donation. HHORA is a 501c3 non-profit. You can join or make a donation online at www.hhora.org or by mail: 7726 Cienega Rd. Hollister, CA 95023 — Provided by the SVRA

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POWER HOUR

Speaking of last minute, it’s never too late to know what time it is. And Dakota Watches can certainly handle that and more. They can also look stylish while doing it. At SportStars HQ, we recently got to try out the Tough Ana Digi model for men and the Ladies Gloss Sport. Among the bells and whistles on these bad boys are dual time settings, electro luminescent backlighting and water resistance up to 100 meters. Best of all, they retail under $50. www. DakotaWatch.com

BOOK IT, SANTA! We came across two books that we thought great for sports fans this holiday. ›› 2014 was a pretty great year if you were a San Francisco Giants fan. Tom Zenner has put together a coffee table book that is sure to help fans remember the championship run fondly. “Giant Dynasty” is a 144-page book which chronicles the team’s entire season and features countless professional photos from the field and the clubhouse. You can order it at www.giantdynasty14.com for $34.95 ›› We’re also giving a shoutout to a local author giving it his first go. Pleasant Hill’s Christopher Georgeovich takes his first swing at self-published book writing and has scored with a nice little book called, “Cup of Joy”. In an insightful and self-analytical style, Georgeovich takes the reader on a not-so spoiled walk in the rain at Pebble Beach on the his 60th birthday. His round mirrors the game of golf itself — filled with emotional, physiological, psychological and physical hazards, but also joy. Check it out at www.AlivePublishing.com

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‘tis the season! rugby action begins at all levels in January

nament is considered preseason ugby season is here! Schedules are finalized, tournafor our high school boys and ment dates set, and there’s girls programs, and is a fantastic lots of rugby to be had for everyplatform to introduce the sport to one. I wanted to take some time new club recruits. Over 80 teams in this month’s issue to discuss the participating yearly. upcoming season and the various High school programs begin tournaments the NCYRA will be regular-season schedules on Jan. supporting throughout the year. 31. The format follows the same carney’s The season officially gets as above, with each region playing corner: underway on the weekend of inter-region matches until the Mark Carney playoffs. Our youth and middle Jan. 10. This is the first week of competition for the Junior Youth school seasons conclude in March (under-8, U10 and U12) and middle-school with U8s finishing March 8, U10s and U12s divisions. These divisions compete in on March 15 and the middle school teams round-robin matches, with one team hosting on March 22. between one and three teams; ensuring good The high school season wraps up in April competition and ample playing time. at the Northern California Invitational TourOur league is separated into four distinct nament on April 18-19 at the Cherry Island regions, Sacramento Valley, Bay Area, Soccer Complex in Antelope. This tournaRedwood (Marin County and north) and ment serves as the first and second round of Central Valley (Fresno area). Our leagues playoffs and as a year-end round-robin tourcompete in inter-region competition, with nament for non-playoff teams. The following everyone getting the chance to play each weekend will be a championship weekend other at the end-of-season tournaments. with the location still to be determined. An interesting aspect of our youth rugby All in all, it is a very busy season — with programs are that we do not keep track of lots of rugby and excitement is to be had by results and standings for U8-middle school. everyone. If you are interested in getting inThe reason for this is to promote character volved and playing with a local club, or comvalues such as camaraderie, sportsmanship, ing to check the sport out for the first time, fair play and respect. Too often in youth please visit our website (www.ncyrugby.org) sports, we see players, coaches and parents or call the NCYRA office at 707-693-8803. getting too focused on winning. See you on the sidelines! ✪ The season gets underway in earnest on the weekend of Jan. 24 at the annual Sacramento Kick Off Tournament at Rancho Cordova High. This is one of the premier youth tournaments in the country. This tour-

Mark Carney is the executive director of the Northern California Youth Rugby Association. He writes for SportStars as part of the magazine’s partnership with the NCYRA.

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HooPHAVen New Livermore facility on its way to being gym rats dream

Patterson Pass Road in Livermore is already home to a number of destinations for sports enthusiasts, including Umigo Racing, Cabernet Indoor Sports and The Range football training center. And now, former Saint Mary’s College basketball player has brought hoops to the party. And he’s bringing it in a big way. NB Courts (short for National Basketball) began a soft open in late summer and is in full swing now with five basketball courts — three high school-length courts, one middle school and one NBA court designed after the Golden State Warriors training facility. Boreman has designed NB Courts to be the one-stop shop for all things basketball. The facility allows teams and leagues to rent the courts, hosts high school-aged AAU tournaments every weekend, runs its own AAU programs for both boys and girls, and is currently developing a basketball training center called “The Lab” that Boreman hopes will open in January. “We want this place to offer whatever a basketball player might want or need,” Boreman said. “I like to think of it was the Wal-Mart of basketball. You can go there and get whatever you need. We can help you get in shape, help you tune up your game, whatever.” Boreman was a gym rat himself as a high schooler in New York. His coach had a tiny basketball facility that he let players use. Boreman said he and his friends had keys and would be there at all hours of the day and night. NB Courts will offer memberships to The Lab that will allow players to come in and work on any part of their game. There will be a fitness center, a dribbling court and a shooting court with shooting machines that rebound and return the ball. Memberships will also include discounts for personalized training sessions and other perks. NB Courts’ AAU programs have teams from 8th grade through high school levels. Obviously, players who compete in their programs will have access to The Lab and other parts of the facility. If you’d like to learn more about the facility or its AAU programs, visit www.NBCourts. com. ✪

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Cheergyms.Com ..............................................................................................................23 Club Sport .........................................................................................................................5 Community Youth Center ................................................................................................30 Concord American Little League ......................................................................................37 Concord Cobras Youth Football & Cheerleading ...............................................................38 Contra Costa Federal Credit Union ...................................................................................18 Core Performance ......................................................................................................38, 44 Core Volleyball Club .........................................................................................................36 De La Salle High School Football Coaches Clinic...............................................................45 Diablo Futbol Club ...........................................................................................................39 Diablo Rock Gym .............................................................................................................44 Diablo Trophies & Awards ................................................................................................44 East Bay Bulldogs Basketball ...........................................................................................41 East Bay Parks .................................................................................................................45 East Bay Sports Academy ................................................................................................16 Excellence In Sport Performance .....................................................................................30 Fast Break Basketball Camps ...........................................................................................26 Foundry Sport .................................................................................................................27 Garaventa Enterprises .....................................................................................................19 Halo Headband ...............................................................................................................45 Heritage Soccer Club .......................................................................................................36 Irvin Deutscher Family YMCA ..........................................................................................20 Jr. Optimist Baseball / Softball League ( J O B L) ..............................................................38 Lone Tree Golf Course ......................................................................................................45 Modesto Magic................................................................................................................41 Mountain Mike’s Pizza .....................................................................................................17 Muir Orthopaedic Specialists ...........................................................................................34 Northern California Youth Rugby Association ..................................................................42 Northgate High School ....................................................................................................45 Oakland Police Department Recruiting ...........................................................................26 Oakland Warthogs Youth Rugby ......................................................................................43 Off- Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division..............................................................40 Pass Tha Ball....................................................................................................................19 Prepstarsonline.com .......................................................................................................12 Renaissance Club Sport ...................................................................................................20 Rhino Sports Of Northern California ................................................................................29 Rocco’s Pizza..............................................................................................................36, 44 Sacramento Lacrosse Association ....................................................................................41 San Ramon Slammers Baseball .......................................................................................38 Special Olympics Northern California ..............................................................................15 Sport Clips .......................................................................................................................25 Sports Gallery Authenticated ..........................................................................................37 Stevens Creek Toyota .......................................................................................................47 Sutter Health East Bay .......................................................................................................3 The First Tee Of The Tri Valley ...........................................................................................37 The Golf Club At Roddy Ranch .........................................................................................26 Tpc / The Pitching Center .................................................................................................42 U C S F Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland......................................................................35 United 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