Girls Basketball:
Glendora finished out a highly successful week with a Kaiser Tournament championship.
The Tartans edged Rancho Cucamonga, 53-51, in Saturday’s title game.
GHS narrowly outscored RCHS, 12-9, in the crucial fourth quarter.
Rylie Anderson was a beast with 25 points, and that included three 3-pointers.
Anderson scored nine fourth-quarter points to match the Cougars.
Brianna Gomez hit a pair of 3’s and finished with 11 points, and Addison Martin chipped in with eight points.
Nakia Perkins led Rancho Cucamonga with 13 points and Julissa Jefferson finished with 12 points for the Cougars.
Up next: RCHS and GHS will both be in action on Tuesday at the Covina Tournament.
The Cougars will face West Covina at 3:30, and the Tartans will battle Marshall Fundamental at 5.
Box Score:
GHS: 22-8-11-12-(53)
RC: 13-17-12-9-(51)
Glendora scoring: Rylie Anderson 25, Brianna Gomez 11, Addison Martin 8, Reagan Herrmann 4, Rebekah Zweerink 3, Milana Luera 2
RCHS scoring: Nakia Perkins 13, Julissa Jefferson 12, Vivian Valencia 9, Zara Ahaiwe 7, Lauren Jensen 4, Ndiah Hall 4, Taryn Peteet 2
Records: Glendora (7-1); Rancho Cucamonga (5-2)
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