Photos by Robert Ketterling
Boys Basketball:
It turned out to be a great night for the San Dimas boys basketball program.
The Saints defeated visiting Covina, 57-49, on Tuesday evening.
And thanks to Northview’s 49-46 triumph of second-place Diamond Ranch, the Saints are the official 2022-23 Valle Vista League champions.
With one game to play, SDHS has a two-game lead over the Panthers.
Logan Hodson played huge for the Saints, scoring a game-high 16 points and grabbing 10 rebounds.
Ethan Chavez chipped in with 15 points and six boards.
Nathan Yearout had 11 points and Aaron Park ran the offense with six points and six assists for the champs.
Heworth Abraham led Covina with 13 points and Devin Cevallos had 10.
Matthew Hsieh and Aiden Baltazar contributed eight points apiece for the Colts.
Baltazar hit two of Covina’s four 3-pointers.
Here is the entire fourth quarter:
Box Score:
C: 14-5-17-13-(49)
SD: 17-8-16-16-(57)
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Covina scoring: Heworth Abraham 13, Devin Cevallos 10, Matthew Hsieh 8, Aiden Baltazar 8, Bobby Valdez 4, Jacob Orozco 3, Daylan Robinson 2
SDHS scoring: Logan Hodson 16, Ethan Chavez 15, Nathan Yearout 11, Aaron Park 6, David Liese 4, Ryan Quach 3, Levi Sinclair 2
Tuesday’s Valle Vista League Scores:
Northview 49, Diamond Ranch 46
Charter Oak 60, West Covina 50
SD 57, Covina 49
VVL Standings:
San Dimas (21-6, 8-1)
Diamond Ranch (13-12, 6-3)
Northview (17-10, 5-4)
Covina (14-13, 4-5)
Charter Oak (11-16, 4-5)
West Covina (11-16, 0-9)
Thursday’s VVL Schedule:
SD at COHS
WCHS at Northview
Diamond Ranch at Covina
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