Photos by Robert Ketterling
Boys Basketball:
San Dimas’ historic 2024-25 season came to an end on Tuesday.
The Saints fell, 60-57, in the first round of the CIF State Division 3 playoffs at Mira Mesa.
Three days prior, SDHS competed in its first CIF-SS title game in 26 years.
In spite of being 166 spots below MMHS in the MaxPreps state rankings, San Dimas gave the Marauders all they could handle.
The Saints had a 7-4 advantage in 3-pointers.
Nathan Yearout finished out his solid prep career with 18 points, including five 3-pointers.
Jeremiah Garzon, a rising star in the area, completed his sophomore campaign with 16 points.
Luke Chavez added 14 points and Andrew Diep had six.
Diego Ortiz scored a game-high 24 points for Mira Mesa.
Ortiz hit a pair of 3’s.
Tim Dorn chipped in with 14 points in the win.
Congrats to Coach Ketterling, his staff and their players for making their deepest playoff run since 1999.
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Box Score:
SD: 10-15-21-11-(57)
MM: 15-13-17-15-(60)
San Dimas scoring: Nathan Yearout 18, Jeremiah Garzon 16, Luke Chavez 14, Andrew Diep 6, Angelo Fares 2
Mira Mesa scoring: Diego Ortiz 24, Tim Dorn 14, Cole Soriano 5, Jeremiah McCaleb 4, Roan Kangleon 4, Che Lesperance 3, Rashad Agorsah 3, Conner Shea 3
Records: San Dimas (20-13); Mira Mesa (27-6)
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