Photos by Carlo Montalbo (www.i4pix.smugmug.com)
Boys Basketball:
Glendora jumped out to an early lead at Colony and defeated the Titans, 74-37, in Friday’s Palomares League showdown.
The Tartans led by 23 points at the half.
Sebastian Demano led GHS with 15 points.
Ian Wang chipped in with 10 points and Max Hilgenfeldt had eight.
Carter Johnson had a game-high 18 points for Colony, and Desmond Flanagan provided 11 points in the loss.
Garrett Dykstra finished with eight points, Elijah Regan had seven, and Chris Lee contributed five points for GHS.
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Box Score:
G: 18-20-12-24-(74)
C: 9-6-6-16-(37)
Glendora scoring: Sebastian Demano 15, Ian Wang 10, Colton Gray 9, Max Hilgenfeldt 8, Garrett Dykstra 8, Elijah Regan 7, Chris Lee 5, Logan Green 4, Elijah Huynh 3, EJ Brown 3, Benji Holt 2
Colony scoring: Carter Johnson 18, Desmond Flanagan 11, Sebastian Webb 4, Jordan Buenaseda 4
Palomares League Scores:
Ayala 63, Alta Loma 56
Glendora 74, Colony 37
Bonita 76, Claremont 30
Wednesday’s Schedule:
Claremont at Ayala
Bonita at Glendora
Colony at Alta Loma
Palomares League Standings:
Bonita (14-7, 4-0)
Glendora (16-6, 3-1)
Ayala (13-7, 3-1)
Alta Loma (8-11, 1-3)
Colony (6-12, 1-3)
Claremont (5-15, 0-4)
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