Photos by Robert Ketterling
Boys Basketball:
San Dimas improved to 3-0 in Valle Vista League play after Tuesday’s 59-40 victory over visiting Northview.
The Saints controlled throughout, leading 24-14 at the break, and outscoring NHS, 35-24, in the second half.
Ethan Chavez had a game-high 14 points to go with four rebounds.
Nathan Yearout contributed 12 points and five rebounds.
Logan Hodson chipped in with 10 points, four assists and two steals.
Brian Dominguez led Northview with nine points, and Caleb McKendrick had six.
Up next: Sam Dimas and Northview will both be in action on Thursday night.
The Saints travel to Covina and the Vikings host Diamond Ranch.
The tip time for both games is set for 6:30.
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Box Score:
NHS: 9-5-11-13-(40)
SD: 14-10-20-15-(59)
Northview scoring: Brian Dominguez 9, Caleb McKendrick 6, Alex Medrano 5, Louie Cortez 4, Adrian Almaraz 4, Nick Santillan 4, Issac Gastelum 3, Sami Osi 3, Matthew Martinez 2
SDHS scoring: Ethan Chavez 14, Nathan Yearout 12, Logan Hodson 10, Aaron Park, David Liese 6, Levi Sinclair 6
Records: Northview (12-9, 0-3); San Dimas (16-5, 3-0)
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