Girls Hoops:
Flintridge Prep won its 43rd consecutive Prep League game.
And the Wolves secured at least a share of their fourth consecutive league championship.
Prep secured a 58-14 victory at Mayfield.
In the first 10 games, the Wolves have outscored their league opponents by a combined margin of 737-154.
The girls from La Canada led 37-4 at the half.
Maddie Smith led the way with 12 points and four rebounds in limited action.
Mackenzie Bates chipped in with eight points, four rebounds, four assists and two blocks.
Addison Lee finished with six points, nine rebounds and five assists.
Hailey Louie added six points, two steals and a pair of assists.
Megan Quoch had six points and eight rebounds.
Sydney White provided six points and a pair of rebounds.
Olivia Chan chipped in with five points, and she dished out three assists.
Alyssa Mooradian produced five points, and Akemi Fu had four points, four rebounds and three assists in the win.
Alyssa Sirois (5), Emma Ortega (4), Maya Easton (3) and Lauren Novak (2) combined for all 14 Mayfield points.
Up next: The Wolves will close out their undefeated run to another Prep League championship when they host Poly on Tuesday evening at 5:30.
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Box Score:
FP: 18-19-8-13-(58)
M: 0-4-7-3-(14)
FP scoring: Maddie Smith 12, Mackenzie Bates 8, Addison Lee 6, Hailey Louie 6, Megan Quoch 6, Sydney White 6, Olivia Chan 5, Alyssa Mooradian 5, Akemi Fu 4
Mayfield scoring: Alyssa Sirois 5, Emma Ortega 4, Maya Easton 3, Lauren Novak 2
Records: Flintridge Prep (21-3, 10-0); Mayfield (1-18, 1-8)
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