Photos by Robert Ketterling
Boys Basketball:
San Dimas has put itself in a very favorable position.
The Saints claimed a 66-44 victory at Charter Oak.
And with four league games to play, SDHS (6-0) has a two-game lead over both Northview and Diamond Ranch.
At the break, San Dimas had just a one-point lead at COHS, but they went on a 37-16 run in the second half to secure a comfortable 22-point victory.
Levi Sinclair led the way with 22 points and 11 rebounds.
Logan Hodson had a monster game with 21 points and 18 rebounds.
Ryan Quach hit three 3-pointers, and he finished with 13 points.
Samuel Acosta led Charter Oak with 16 points.
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Box Score:
SD: 10-19-20-17-(66)
CO: 13-15-10-6-(44)
San Dimas scoring: Levi Sinclair 22, Logan Hodson 21, Ryan Quach 13, Daniel Barrales 4, Andrew Diep 4, Luke Chavez 2
Valle Vista League Scores:
Northview 45, West Covina 28
Diamond Ranch 60, Covina 56
San Dimas 66, Charter Oak 44
Wednesday’s Schedule:
San Dimas at Diamond Ranch
West Covina at Covina
Charter Oak at Northview
Valle Vista League Standings:
San Dimas (17-7, 6-0)
Northview (17-7, 4-2)
Diamond Ranch (16-7, 4-2)
Covina (16-8, 3-3)
West Covina (11-13, 1-5)
Charter Oak (11-13, 0-6)
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