Photos by Robert Ketterling
Boys Basketball:
There isn’t a shred of doubt who rules the Hacienda League roost in 2024-25.
It’s the Conquerors from Los Altos High School.
LAHS claimed a 61-53 victory at San Dimas on Friday.
Trailing 45-42 as they entered the fourth period, Los Altos closed out the game on a 19-8 run.
The Conquerors had a 9-4 advantage beyond the 3-point line.
With one game to play, Los Altos had a 3.5-game lead over both Alta Loma and Colony.
Kevin Keshishyan had a game-high 16 points.
Kareem Mendez chipped in with 11 points, including a pair of 3-pointers.
Isaiah Meza hit three 3’s and finished with 10 points.
Kylen Kincy added 10 points, including a pair of 3-pointers.
Andrew Diep led San Dimas with 15 points.
Diep had three of SDHS’ four 3-pointers.
Nathan Yearout contributed 14 points.
Yearout had the other 3-pointer, and he went 3-for-3 from the free-throw line.
Jeremiah Garzon provided nine pints and Angelo Fares had seven.
Four of Luke Chavez’s six points came in the second half.
Up next: The Saints close out the 2024-25 regular season with a pair of games next week.
SDHS hosts Colony on Monday, and they travel to South Hills on Wednesday.
The Conquerors welcome Alta Loma on Monday in their regular season finale.
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Box Score:
LA: 11-12-19-19-(61)
SD: 14-16-15-8-(53)
Los Altos scoring: Kevin Keshishyan 16, Kareem Mendez 11, Isaiah Meza 10, Kylen Kincy 10, Earnest Johnson 5, Evan Rojas 4, Jay Rodriguez 3, Brandon Bolanos 2
San Dimas scoring: Andrew Diep 15, Nathan Yearout 14, Jeremiah Garzon 9, Angelo Fares 7, Luke Chavez 6, Krisna Ramnani 2
Hacienda League Standings:
Los Altos (21-5, 7-0)
Alta Loma (15-8, 3-3)
Colony (9-14, 3-3)
San Dimas (14-11, 2-4)
South Hills (7-19, 1-6)
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