Boys Basketball:
The Classic at Damien, December 27-30:
Monday’s First-Round Schedule:
Platinum Division at Damien’s Athletic Center:
St. Bernard vs Owyhee (ID) at 10 a.m.
Dublin vs Heritage Christian 11:30
St. John Bosco vs Salesian at 1
Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks vs American Fork at 2:30
West Ranch vs Riverside Poly at 4
Corona Centennia vs Birmingham at 5:30
Damien vs Sacramento at 7
Etiwanda vs Sheldon at 8:30
Gold Division at Damien’s Event Center:
Capistrano Valley Christian vs LB Poly at 9:30 a.m.
Rolling Hills Prep vs Roosevelt at 11 a.m.
Crean Lutheran vs Oak Park at 12:30
Fairfax vs Saugus at 2
San Joaquin Memorial vs Rancho Christian at 3:30
Jesuit vs St. Anthony at 5
Los Altos vs Fountain Valley at 6:30
Colony vs Pacifica Christian at 8
Diamond Division at Ramona Middle School:
St. Paul vs Redondo at 9:30 a.m.
Rancho Verde vs Canyon (Anaheim) at 11 a.m.
Murrieta Valley vs Windward at 12:30
St. Francis vs Compton at 2
Valencia vs Central East at 3:30
St. Monica vs Clovis North at 5
Santa Clarita Christian vs Independence at 6:30
Los Osos vs Lone Peek (Utah) at 8
Silver Division at Royal Oak Middle School & Life Pacific University:
La Mirada vs Oak Hills at 3:30 (ROMS)
Pasadena vs Dana Hills at 5 (ROMS)
Rancho Cucamonga vs Maryknoll (HI) at 6:30 (ROMS)
Sierra Vista vs Diamond Bar at 8 (ROMS)
Cajon vs Leuzinger at 10 a.m. (LPU)
Washington Prep vs Chino Hills at 11:30 a.m. (LPU)
St. Bonaventure vs San Gabriel Academy at 1 (LPU)
Hesperia vs Glendora at 2:30 (LPU)
Bronze Division at Charter Oak & Bonita HS:
Eisenhower vs Norco at 3:30 (COHS)
St. Pius X vs Bell Gardens at 5 (COHS)
Covina vs Sun Valley Poly at 6:30 (COHS)
Charter Oak vs St. Margaret’s at 8 (COHS)
Democracy Prep vs JW North at 4 (BHS)
San Dimas vs Murrieta Mesa at 5:30 (BHS)
Rialto vs Ponderosa at 7 (BHS)
Bonita vs Diamond Ranch at 8:30 (BHS)
Green Division at St. Lucy’s HS:
Western Christian vs Temecula Prep at 3
Northview vs Salesian at 4:30
Calvary Baptist vs Pomona at 6
South Hills vs Keppel at 7:30
Ticket Prices: Damien Campus Sites:
$15.00 General Admission
$5.00 Student Admission with ID from competing school
$5.00 Children 12 and under
$2.00 Discount to Senior Citizens
Free for children 5-and-under
$75.00 for Floor Seats
Alternate Site Ticket Prices:
$12.00 General Admission
$5.00 Student Admission with ID from competing school
$5.00 Children 12 and under
$2.00 Discount to Senior Citizens
Free for children 5-and-under
Health & Safety Protocol:
All current Los Angeles County Health and Safety Protocols will be followed.
Current guidance requires a mask to be worn at all times for anyone indoors.
*Subject to change based on Los Angeles County Guidelines*
Parking:
At Damien ONLY- all spectator parking will have a $10.00 charge.
You will be directed to park in a specified parking lot on campus.
Please notify your parents and fans when possible.
At Bonita, Ramona, Charter Oak, Royal Oak, St. Lucy’s and Life Pacific College, there is NO charge for spectator parking.
For additional info about the tournament, click on this link for the first press release: Centennial Corona & Etiwanda Headline Blockbuster Platinum Field for Fifth ‘The Classic at Damien’ – Welcome (210prepsports.com)
And this is tournament’s official website: HOME | classicatdamien
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