Boys Basketball:
San Dimas closed out the regular season with an impressive 74-43 victory over a Charter Oak program that has been playing well of late.
The Saints finished off their Valle Vista League championship record at 9-1.
SDHS led throughout and got a game-high 18 points, 12 rebounds and three assists from Logan Hodson.
Aaron Park finished with 17 points, seven rebounds and six assists.
Ryan Quach contributed 14 points, four rebounds and two assists.
Hodson, Park and Quach had two 3-pointers apiece.
Samuel Lizardo had a team-high 11 points for COHS.
Nine of those 11 came from beyond the 3-point arc.
Corson Scherer hit two 3’s and scored 10 points.
Samuel Acosts provided nine points for the Chargers.
Up next: CIF will release the playoff pairings on Sunday at 12.
To view the brackets then, go to www.cifss.org.
Box Score:
SD: 19-14-20-21-(74)
CO: 14-4-14-11-(43)
Charter Oak scoring: Samuel Lizardo 11, Corson Scherer 10, Samuel Acosta 9, Daniel Martinez 4, Andrew Urritia 3, Elijah Lum 3, Q Firestone 1, Justin Mora 1, Jeremiah Delgado 1
San Dimas scoring: Logan Hodson 18, Aaron Park 17, Ryan Quach 14, Nathan Yearout 7, Levi Sinclair 6, David Liese 5, Ethan Chavez 3, Alex Duarte 2
Thursday’s VVL Scores:
Covina 57, Diamond Ranch 50
Northview 52, West Covina 39
SDHS 74, COHS 43
VVL Final Regular Season Standings:
San Dimas (22-6, 9-1)
Northview (18-10, 6-4)
Diamond Ranch (13-13, 6-4)
Covina (15-13, 5-5)
Charter Oak (11-17, 4-6)
West Covina (11-17, 0-10)
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