Girls Basketball:
Glendora actually outscored undefeated Orangewood Academy in quarters one, three and four on Saturday night.
Unfortunately for GHS, a 20-10 second-quarter surge by the Spartans was just enough to edge the Tartans, 59-56, in the San Marino Tournament championship game.
Maria Mejia had a game-high 23 points for Orangewood Academy.
The Tartans got 15 points from Rylie Anderson and Hailey Schaffer contributed 10 points, as both earned all-tournament honors.
Brianna Gomez chipped in with nine points and Reagan Herrmann had seven in the loss.
Up next: The Tartans will travel to California High on Wednesday at 6.
Quotable:
GHS coach, Adam Nunemaker: “As always, we worked as hard as we could and showed a lot of heart after being down double digits. This is one of hardest working and most fun teams I’ve ever been around. It’s a blessing to be a part of this special group.”
Box Score:
GHS: 17-10-15-14-(56)
OA: 16-20-13-10-(59)
GHS scoring: Rylie Anderson 15, Hailey Schaffer 10, Brianna Gomez 9, Reagan Herrmann 7, Addison Martin 6, Miriam Tomt 6, Becky Zweerink 3
Orangewood Academy scoring: Maria Mejia 23, Alissa Belen 8, Jamaica Cheatham 7, Emalynn Vong 5, Celina Mejia 6, Kennedy Wood 5, Hannah Fuentes 5
Records: Glendora (6-2); Orangewood Academy (6-0)
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