Photos by Conrad Hunziker
Boys Basketball:
If Pasadena wanted to win back an outright Pacific League championship, they’d need a victory over rival Muir in the regular season finale.
And the Bulldogs got it, but it did not come easily.
PHS would survive in a 71-65 triple-overtime thriller at Pasadena High.
Muir got a game-high 34 points from Saadiq Moore, including three 3-pointers.
Moore tallied 10 rebounds, three assists and two blocked shots.
Fidel Cabrera led the Bulldogs with 20 points, five rebounds, five assists and three steals.
Desmond Every chipped in with 15 points, three rebounds and three assists.
Brandon Hardy had 11 points, 10 rebounds, six assists and two steals for the Mustangs, and Joshua Andrews contributed seven points and four rebounds.
Jason Guyton hit four 3’s for PHS and scored 13 points.
Guyton also had nine rebounds, six steals and six blocked shots.
Casey Barrett had six points in the win.
Up next: CIF will release the basketball pairings on Sunday at 12.
To view the brackets then, go to www.cifss.org.
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Muir scoring: Saadiq Moore 34, Brandon Hardy 11, Joshua Andrews 7, Bradley Jones 5, Jachai Pulley 4, Aiden Valencia 4
PHS scoring: Fidel Cabrera 20, Desmond Every 16, Jovan Jester 15, Jason Guyton 13, Casey Barrett 6, Demille Brown 1
Thursday’s Pacific League Scores:
Crescenta Valley 70, Arcadia 55
Burroughs 75, Burbank 71
Glendale 69, Hoover 65
Pasadena 71, Muir 65 (3OT)
Regular Season Pacific League Final Standings:
Pasadena (19-8, 13-1)
CV (23-4, 12-2)
Arcadia (19-9, 10-4)
Muir (13-14, 7-7)
Glendale (13-16, 5-9)
Burbank (9-16, 5-9)
Burroughs (10-18, 4-10)
Hoover (5-20, 0-14)
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