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Boys Basketball:
Glendora kept its share of the Palomares League penthouse on Tuesday night.
The Tartans defeated the visiting Bearcats, 52-40, behind 19 points, eight rebounds and three assists from sophomore Colton Gray.
Landon Barragan chipped in with eight points, two rebounds and five assists.
Hunter Smith led Bonita with nine points.
Justin Kearns had seven points, and Jordan Kenwood and Andrew Sanchez both scored six for BHS.
GHS got six points and five rebounds from Chris Lee.
Ian Wang finished with six points and six rebounds and Elijah Regan chipped in with five points, two rebounds and an assist.
Box Score:
B: 11-7-10-12-(40)
G: 12-19-12-9-(52)
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Bonita scoring: Hunter Smith 9, Justin Kearns 7, Jordan Kenwood 6, Andrew Sanchez 6, Josh Kim 5, Collin Henry 5, James Kim 2
GHS scoring: Colton Gray 19, Landon Barragan 8, Chris Lee 6, Ian Wang 5, Elijah Regan 5, Benji Holt 3, Max Hilgenfeldt 2, Sebastian Demano 2, Will Walker 2
Tuesday’s Palomares League Scores
Colony 60, Alta Loma 38
Ayala 80, Claremont 37
GHS 52, Bonita 40
Palomares League Standings:
GHS (20-7, 8-1)
Colony (20-7, 8-1)
Ayala (16-10, 6-3)
Bonita (15-11, 3-6)
Alta Loma (9-15, 2-7)
Claremont (3-24, 0-9)
Thursday’s Palomares League Schedule:
Colony at Bonita
Ayala at GHS
Alta Loma at Claremont
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