CIF Small Schools Division Championship, 76-58 Over Bel-Air Prep

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION FORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION STACEY AUGMON, MUIR HIGH'S 6-8 SENIOR SCORER, NAMED 1986 MVP IN 4-A DIV. BASKETBALL .... FOR RELEASE: MONDAY, -APRIL 7 AMs .. .****KINDLY OBSERVE RELEASE DATE!!! STACEY AUGMON SENIOR FRONT-COURT STAR FOR COACH MIKE O'CONNOR'S MUIR MUSTANGS, HAS BEEN VOTED SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION 4.-A PLAYER OF THE YEAR BY MEMBERS OF FIRST INTERSTATE BANK - AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDA- TION SELECTION BOARD MEMBERS. ANNUAL ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTIONS WERE MADE RECENTLY IN CULVER CITY IN BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS DIVISIONS. AUGMON LED MUIR TO THE 1986 PACIFIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP AND TO THE 4-A DIVISION TITLE, $8-55, OVER MARMONTE LEAGUE CHAMPION SIMI VALLEY. Although averaging 20 points during regular season play, Stacey Augmon scored but 13 in the title game against Simi Valley. Suffering from a severe headache, Augmon was below par until the final two minutes of the title decider, when he completed a three point play and pulled down three critical rebounds to give the Mustangs the 4-A championship. Both Muir and Simi Valley were 27-2 going into the final game. Mulr, advancing to the Southern Regional playoffs, fell before San Diego Section champ Poway, 77-74. In Southern Section playoff action, Muir defeated Warren (6O-I4.8), Mission Viejo (69-58), San Gorgonio (71+-7O) and Dominguez (58-56). All players named for i}.-A Division all-star team honors will be recipients of framed scroll awards from First Interstate Bank in association with the Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles. The 49th annual Basketball Awards honoring all first-team members will be held in May, with players, coaches and high school administrators as honored guests. All-star teams follow: ALL - C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL TEAM .... ij-A DIVISION - 1986 SEASON PLAYER SCHOOL HGHT YEAR AVERAGE STACEY AUGMON . . MUIR 6-8 Senior 21.0 * NATHAN CALL . . . CAPISTRANO VALLEY. . . 6-0 Senior 13.0 DON MacLEAN . . . SIMI VALLEY 6-9 Sophomore 21.0 BRYANT WALTON . . SADDLEBACK 6-4 Senior 24.5 MITCH PARROTT . . CAMARILLO 6-4 Senior 22.3 # HARVEY MASON. . . CRESCENTA VALLEY . . . 6-3 Senior 28.6 JEFF FRYER. . . . CORONA DEL MAR . . . . 6-2 Senior 28.2 ROD MOTEN .... SAN GORGONIO ..... 6-1 Senior 20.8 ANDY JOHNSON. . . NORTH, RIVERSIDE . . . 6-5 Senior 13.k KEVIN HOLLAND . . CERRITOS ...... 6-8 Senior 18.6 MARLON VAUGHN . . DOMINGUEZ 6-1 Senior 10.5 CARRICK DeHART. . SANTA MONICA 6-lj. Senior lij..O STEVE FENDRY. . . WARREN 6-5 Senior 18.0 SECOND TEAM ..... SHAWN DeLAITTRE . SIMI VALLEY 6-J4. Sophomore 15,2 STEVE FLORENTINE. REDONDO 6-7 Senior 20.0 TIM KNOWLES . . . MISSION VIEJO 6-7 Senior II4..7 DAVE ROTH .... ORANGE 6-5 Senior 20.0 MARVIN NELSON . . CULVER CITY 5-11 Senior 17.7 DOUG GAHR .... ROLLING HILLS .... 6-l|. Junior 17.3 ERIC JORDAN . . . INGLEWOOD 6-3 Senior 16.8 KIRK WAGNER . . . MUIR 6-7 Junior 10.0 RONNIE COLEMAN. . DOMINGUEZ 6-5 Junior 12.5 KEITH HARRIS. . . SANTA MONICA 6-6 Senior 13.0 JERRY DAWSON. . . RIO MESA 6-9 Senior 13.8 TY STOCKHAM . . . SAN GORGONIO 5-9 Junior 17.3 * 2nd Team «85 # 1st Team '85 & 3rd Team «8i|. FIRST IN TERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION FORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION SCOTT WILLIAMS, WILSON (HH) CENTER, UNANIMOUS CHOICE AS 3-A DIV. BASKETBALL PLAYER OF YEAR FOR RELEASE: ^FRIDAY,.APRIL 4 AM's .. .KINDLY OBSERVE RELEASE DATE SCOTT WILLIAMS, UNANIMOUS MVP SELECTION IN 3-A DIVISION BASKETBALL BY MEMBERS OF ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL AND LEADER OF COACH MIKE LOWE'S STATE CHAMPION WILSON WILDCATS, WILL BE AMONG HONORED GUESTS AT THE 49TH ANNUAL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL AWARDS PROGRAM TO BE HELD IN MAY UNDER THE AUSPICES OF FIRST INTERSTATE BANK IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION OF LOS ANGELES. ANNUAL ALL-STAR BASKETBALL TEAMS, PICKED BY A BOARD OF SOUTHLAND SPORTS JOURNALISTS, WERE NAMED RECENTLY IN MEETINGS HELD IN CULVER CITY. Williams, a repeater from last year's 3-A Division first team, was a major force in the Wildcats' 31-3 season. He had 27 points and 16 rebounds in the 3-A Division finale against Ganesha, a team that came into the championship game 28-1. The 6-10 center had big games in the Southern Cal Regionals, as Wil- son registered consecutive 18-point-spread wins over Washington (Fresno)...52-3l|., and El Camino (Oceanside).. ,64-46. Wilson overpowered Northern Cal champion Aptc 72-46 for the state crown. On its way to the 3-A Division championship the Wildcats defeated La Quinta (92-67), Valencia (63-50), Claremont (69-60) and Katella (£2-50) before shading Ganesha for the title. All first-team players will be honored at First Interstate Bank's 49th annual Basketball Awards Program to be held in May. In association with the Am- ateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles, framed scroll and medallion awards will be presented. Three-A Division all-star teams follow: ALL - C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL TEAM .... 3-A DIVISION - 1986 SEASON PLAYER SCHOOL HGHT YEAR AVERAGE # SCOTT WILLIAMS . . WILSON, HACIENDA HEIGHTS . 6-10 Senior 19.14- «• KEVIN WALKER . . . BREA-OLINDA 6-11 Senior 27.1 KEVIN CUTLER . . . GANESHA 6-7 Senior 18.5 # BOB ERBST KATELLA 6-8 Senior 21.6 # ELDON CAMPBELL . . MORNINGSIDE . 6-10 Senior 23.0 J.T. SNOW LOS ALAMITOS 6-2 Senior I8.ij. ROBERT STONE ... LA SERNA 6-3 Senior 2I|.,£ KEVIN PARTINGTON. . DAMIEN 6-3 Senior 22.0 ALLAN CELESTINE . . BURROUGHS, RIDGECREST. . . 6-3 Senior 16.9 JIM SAMMON .... EL DORADO 6-2 Senior 26.9 DERWIN COLLINS . . POMONA 6-6 Junior 20.0 TRAVIS WATKINS . . CLAREMONT 6-1 Senior 21.6 SECOND TEAM ROGER CARTER . . . RANCHO ALAMITOS 6-3 Senior 17.1 TIM WELLS NOGALES 6-2 Senior 16.0 DARRIN MOLOZNIK. . CANYON, CANYON COUNTRY . . 6-0 Junior 16.5 TOM CLANSEN. . . . BURBANK 6-1 Senior 14.0 TRENT ALLEN. . . . CENTENNIAL 5-9 Junior 17.0 DAN McGWIRE. . . . CLAREMONT 6-8 Senior 16.0 JEFF LUCAS .... LOS ALTOS 6-3 Senior 21.0 NEIL WEINGARTEN. . WILSON, HACIENDA HEIGHTS . 6-3 Junior 8.5 SCOTT MENA .... ALHAMBRA 6-1 Junior 18.3 ANTONIO JOHNSON . . GANESHA 6-i|. Junior 10.0 ROB BURRER .... TROY 6-li Senior 13.9 * 1st Team '85 # 2nd Team '85 SAN BERNARDINO HIGH CENTER, EMORY LEWIS, NAMED PLAYER OF YEAR IN 2-A DIV. BASKETBALL FOR 1986 FOR RELEASE: (THURSDAY, APRIL 3 AM'S . .***PLEASE HONOR RELEASE DATE

EMORY LEWIS, CALLED BY HIS COACH SCOTT KAY..." A GREAT PLAYER....BEST IN SAN BERNARDINO HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY " ... HAS BEEN VOTED PLAYER OF THE YEAR IN CIF 2-A DIVISION BASKETBALL BY THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK - AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION BOARD OF HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS. ANNUAL TEAMS WERE SELECTED LAST WEEK IN CULVER CITY BY PREP SPORTS JOURNALISTS FROM THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Lewis, 6-9 center who led the Cardinals to the San Andreas League title and into the semi-finals of the playoffs, was the CIF's sixth high scorer in '86 with a 26.2 point average. He was also among the section's top rebounders averaging 12 "boards" per outing. A top-seeded team in its division, San Bernardino lost to eventual cham- ion Murphy (53-51) in the 2-A semi-finals. The Cardinals wound up «86.. .26~ij.. Coach Jim Tinker's Murphy Nobles, Santa Fe League Champions, defeated San Dimas (61-58), Banning (63-60), South Pasadena (66-61), and San Bernardino (53-51) before meeting Charter Oak in the final game. The Nobles beat an ex- tremely cold Lancers five by 18 points, 47-29. Murphy concluded its season 20-8 after losing to El Camino of Oceanside in the Southern California Regionals 58-45. Charter Oak closed out its season 22-5. Framed scroll awards will go to all honored players, with first team members being honored at the 49th annual Basketball Awards Program to be held in May...date to be announced. Awards will be presented under the auspices of First Interstate Bank and the Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles. Those honored on this year's 2-A Division all-stars follow: ALL - C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL TEAM .... 2-A DIVISION - 1986 SEASON PLAYER SCHOOL HGHT YEAR AVERAGE EMORY LEWIS . . . SAN BERNARDINO 6-9 Senior 26.2 # STEVE WARD. . . . CALABASAS 6-3 Junior 28.2 ANDRE GOUGIS. . . MURPHY 5-6 Senior 16.0 DENNIS GRAY . . . BANNING 6-7 Sophomore 17.0 ERIC McARTHUR . . SOUTH PASADENA ..... 6-6 Senior 20.7 CHARLES WHITE . . MONROVIA 6-6 Senior 21,5 JIM FARRIS. . . . CHARTER OAK . .'. . . . 6-7 Senior 18.0 PETE Del VAGLIO . SAN LUIS OBISPO 6-7 Senior 18.1 MIKE DEMETER. . . ST. JOSEPH, SANTA MARIA. 6-7 Senior 19.2 DURON DORTON. . . EDGEWOOD 5-10 Senior 18.8 JIM SKINNER . . . SAN DIMAS 6-2 Senior 18.8 TEDDY JONES . . . BLAIR 6-6 Senior 19.0 SECOND TEAM .... DAVID KURESA. . . KEPPEL 6-5 Senior 21.1 MICHAEL McDONALD . ROSEMEAD 6-2 Junior 21.2 MAURICO GUARDADO . ST. GENEVIEVE 6-0 Senior 17.1 FRED SANTANA . . . SANTA CLARA 5-10 Junior ll\..O JAMES McINTYRE . . CABRILLO 6-5 Senior 17.1 # ANDRE PHILLIPS. . MURPHY 6-9 Senior 10.0 JEFF PARIS. ... LA MIRADA 6-8 Senior 16.7 HANS KARDEL . . . RIGHETTI 6-J^. Junior 15.0 JULIUS DAVISON . . CAJON 6-5 Senior 17.0 JON PERLSTEIN . . CALABASAS 6-6 Senior 18.8 # KEN BOLDT .... SOUTH PASADENA 6-6 Senior 2^.1 BUDDY BERRY. . . . INDIO. 6-2 Senior U4..5 * 1st Team «85 # 2nd Team '85 JAMES JOHNSON, CHADWICK HIGH-SCORING SENIOR FORWARD, VOTED TOP 1-A DIV, PLAYER FOR 1986 FOR RELEASE; (WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 AM'S. . . , PLEASE HONOR RELEASE DATE

CHADWICK HIGH SCHOOL'S JAMES JOHNSON WAS VOTED CIF 1-A DIVISION PLAY- ER OP THE YEAR FOR 1986 BY ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OP ATHLETICS AT THE BOARD'S ANNUAL ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTION MEETING HELD IN CULVER CITY LAST WEEK. IT MARKED THE 49TH YEAR THAT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE BY THE SELECTION BOARD, UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OP FIRST INTERSTATE BANK IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION OF LOS ANG- ELES. With James Johnson leading the way, Chadwick completed a perfect 8-0 Prep League season and went to the quarter-finals before losing to Marshall Fundamental, 63-50. Johnson finished high among Southern Section scorers with a 24.2 point average and pulled down an average of 13 rebounds per contest. A 6-5, 205-pound forward, Johnson is described by his coach, Tom Maier, as "an outstanding scorer, great rebounder...strong...tough athlete," chadwick won the 1-A Championship last year, 63-56, over this year's winner Crossroads. As defending champion and Prep League Champ, Chadwick was seeded in the playoffs as were Whittier Christian (top seed), L.A. Baptist and Crossroads. Whlttier Christian entered the playoffs undefeated (22-0) and went to the final before losing to Crossroads, 70-61. The Roadrunners defeated Ontario Christian (77-70), Twentynine Palms (65-63), and L.A. Baptist 45-42) before meeting Whit- tier Christian, Crossroads won the Southern Cal Regionals 94-60 over Whitney. Before losing in the finals, the Olympic League kingpins dispatched Beaumont (93-31), Tehachapi (84-45), and Marshall Fundamental (77-51). Coach Elliot Turret's Roadrunners appeared in the finals for the fifth straight year. They finished the «86 season 20-7. All honored players and championship coach, Elliot Turret will receive beautiful framed scroll awards at the lj.9th annual Basketball Awards Program to be held in May. The awards ceremonies will be under the ongoing auspices of First interstate Bank and the Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles. ALL - C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL TEAM .... 1-A DIVISION - 1986 SEASON PLAYER SCHOOL HGHT YEAR AVERAGE JAMES JOHNSON . . CHADWICK 6-5 Senior 21^.2 KEITH DAVIS . . . CROSSROADS 6-2 Senior 16.6 DAVID WHITMORE. . MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL . . . 6-1 Senior 19.1 TODD MORRISON . . WHITTIER CHRISTIAN .... 6-6 Senior 13.9 * TODD BOWSER . . . MONTCLAIR PREP 6-8 Senior 20.8 TOM BOUSEMA. . . . CERRITOS VALLEY CHRISTIAN. 6-lj. Senior 1^.5 TED TANGNEY . . . BISHOP DIEGO 6-2 Junior 16.0 ROCKY RAY TWENTYNINE PALMS 6-I4- Junior llj..9 # MARC RUDOLPH . . . CROSSROADS 6-0 Senior 17.0 CHRIS MARTIN . . . WHITTIER CHRISTIAN .... 6-2 Junior 11.9 ROBERT DODSON. . . L.A. BAPTIST 6-2 Senior 13.8 BARRY ABLIN. . . . BEAUMONT 5-9 Junior 22.0 % 1st Team '85 # 1st Team «85 & 1st Team Small Schools »8lj. MATT BOWLEY (WHITNEY) & MARK BAUER (TEMPLE CHRISTIAN, VENTURA) NAMED CO-PLAYERS OF YEAR IN C.I.F. SMALL SCHOOLS BASKETBALL FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY, APRIL 1 AM's . \** PLEASE HONOR RELEASE DATE

If ATT BOWLEY, OP GIF SMALL SCHOOLS CHAMPION WHITNEY HIGH SCHOOL, AND MARK BAUER, WHO LED HIS VENTURA TEMPLE CHRISTIAN TEAM TO THE DIVISION SEMI- FINALS, HAVE BEEN VOTED CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR FOR 1986 BY MEMBERS OF THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION OF LOS ANGELES' ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD ATHLETICS. ONE TWELVE-MAN TEAM WAS SELECTED IN ANNUAL SELECTIONS AT CULVER CITY, WITH PLAYERS BEING HONORED WITH FIRST INTERSTATE BANK AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION AWARDS AT SPECIAL CEREMONIES TO BE HELD IN MAY. Matt Bowley led the Whiney Wildcats to the CIF Small Schools Division Championship, 76-58 over Bel-Air Prep. Coach Bruce Carlisle's "'Cats" completed the «86 season 22-5 with wins over St. Vincent (87-67), Cal Lutheran (7k.~5D $ Silver Valley (71-lj.9) and Bel-Air Prep in the finals. Located in Cerritos, Whitney ran away from Bel-Air Prep in the second half of the title decider, winning by 18 points. Bowley finished the game with 18 points and nine rebounds, as all Wildcat starters finished in double fig- ures. Just a junior, Bowley averaged 18 points for the year and is called by his coach, Bruce Carlisle, "the best player in the small schools." Co-MVP Mark Bauer, who led Temple Christian's Knights to the semi-finals of the playoffs, averaged 20.8 points and was high among Southern Section rebounders, averaging 12 per game. The Knights, top-rated Small Schools team going into the playoffs with a 20-1 record, defeated Holy Martyrs (66-l|5), Windward (56-I4.3), and Yeshiva (76-^) before losing to Whitney (55-5*1-). They finished the season 23-2, The 49th annual Basketball Awards Program conducted by First Interstate Bank in association with the Amateur Athletic Foundation will be held in May... date to be announced. Honored players and championship coaches will receive framed scroll awards, with Players of the Year receiving medallion awards. The 1986 Small Schools all-stars follow: ALL - C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL TEAM SMALL SCHOOLS - 1986 SEASON PLAYER SCHOOL HGHT YEAR AVERAGE MATT BOWLEY . . WHITNEY 6-2 Junior 18.0 MARK BAUER. . . VENTURA TEMPLE CHRISTIAN. 6-6 Senior 20.8 DERRICK THORNTON BEL-AIR PREP 6-1 Junior 18.8 LEE WHITE. . . . ROSAMOND 6-2 Sophomore 21,8 JOSHUA FEDER. . OAKW00D 6-3 Senior 22.0 NEIL STRUIKMANS. LINFIELD CHRISTIAN. . . . 6-6 Senior 16.6 JONATHAN DOERING SIMI VALLEY CHRISTIAN . . 6-1 Senior 25.5 JOHN JANES. . . SILVER VALLEY 6-1 Senior 23.2 CHRIS HAHS. . . HESPERIA CHRISTIAN. . . . 6-6 Senior 16.9 CLAYTON HAYNES . WHITNEY 5-10 Junior 17.5 DAVID GOTTLIEB . YESHIVA 5-10 Senior li+.tf- PHIL JAMES. . . TEMPLETON 6-2 Senior Note: No repeaters on 1986 team STEPHEN THOMPSON (CRENSHAW) REPEATS AS L.A. CITY 4-A BASKETBALL MVP...JERRY SIMON (MARSHALL) WINS UNANIMOUS. VOTE AS 3-A MVP FOR 1986 FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY, MARCH 25 am's . **»Pleaae honor release date!

STEPHEN THOMPSON AND JERRY SIMON ARE AMONG SEVEN REPEATERS ON THIS YEAR'S ALL-CITY BASKETBALL TEAMS, AS SELECTED IN ANNUAL MEETING OF ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY BOARD OF ATHLETICS AT THE LOS ANGELES BOARD OF EDUCATION LAST WEEK. THOMPSON* WHO LED COACH WILLIE WEST'S COUGARS TO THEIR THIRD STRAIGHT L.A. CITY TITLE, WAS THE CITY MVP LAST YEAR, TOO. CRENSHAW WON THE STATE TITLE IN '85, LED BY THOMPSON, AND AT THIS WRITING ARE ON THEIR WAY TO OAKLAND AGAIN TO PLAY FOR THE STATE TITLE. THOMPSON WAS CITY PLAYOFF MVP. JERRY SIMON, MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL'S PROLIFIC SCORER, LED THE BARRISTERS TO THE NORTHERN LEAGUE TITLE (10-0) AND TO THE 3-A CROWN. MARSHALL WAS ELIMI- NATED IN THE FIRST ROUND OF THE SOUTHERN REGIONALS BY EDISON HIGH SCHOOL OF FRES- NO. SIMON SET A NEW L.A. CITY SCORING RECORD OF 378 POINTS (10 LEAGUE GAMES) AND A SINGLE-GAME MARK OF 69 POINTS AND 25 REBOUNDS IN A LEAGUE ENCOUNTER WITH BELMONT. It was Willie West's ninth L.A. City Championship, as the 4.-A Division "Super Power" whipped Cleveland in the finals, 95-79. On its way to the finale Crenshaw dispatched Dorsey (98-76), Manual Arts (103-79) and Carson (90-82). In the Southern Regionals, the Cougars got a bye in the first round and then defeated Poway of San Diego (82-73) and Mater Dei, Southern Section 5-A champ, (59-57) in overtime. Simon, who reportedly is off to the University of Pennsylvania next fall, led the Barristers to a 23-4 season. The Northern League Champions defeated Chatsworth (65-51). San Fernando (82-67) and Van Nuys (57-55) before downing University (62-lj.7). Simon had 28 points and 17 rebounds in the title decider. FIRST INTERSTATE BANK IN ASSOCIATION WITH AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION OF LOS ANGELES TO HONOR L.A. HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS WITH AWARDS First Interstate Bank and the Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles will honor those players named for All-Los Angeles City Bas- ketball Team honors at the 49th annual All-Southern California Board of Basketball Awards Program to be held in May. Both honored players and their coaches will be guests of honor at an annual awards luncheon, with scroll and medal awards going to all honored players and championship coaches. Board members, high school administrators and collegiate coaches will receive invitations to attend the ceremonies.

Four juniors, two on the 4-A Division team and two on the 3-A all- stars, are '86 selections...including last year's 3-A Division MVP, Sean Hig- gins, who moved up to the 4-A team from last year's 3-A all-stars. Last season's 3-A Division champion Fairfax was moved up to I4.-A play this year and went to the second round before being edged by Carson, 1+9—14-8• The Colonials defeated Washington, 80-60, in the first round. It is interesting to note that the L.A. City scoring record set by Marshall High's Jerry Simon, broke the mark set by another Barrister player. John Starkins averaged 36.9 points during the 1969 season. - - next page for teams - - ALL - LOS ANGELES CITY BASKETBALL TEAM .... 1966 SEASON .... 49TH ANNUAL 4-A FLAYER SCHOOL YEAR HGHT AVG. # STEPHEN THOMPSON*. CRENSHAW SENIOR 6-3 3^O # ANTHONY JANUARY . CARSON SENIOR 6-6 22.3 * TREVOR WILSON . . CLEVELAND. .... SENIOR 6-8 21.6 + ZLATKO JOSIC. . . SAN PEDRO SENIOR 6-lj. 17.0 + SEAN HIGGINS. . . FAIRFAX...... JUNIOR 6-8 2£.l+ KEVIN FRANKLIN. . TAFT...... JUNIOR 6-2 21.3 MICHAEL COURTNEY. WESTCHESTER. . . . SENIOR 6-$ 17.3 RONALD CALDWELL . CRENSHAW SENIOR 6-7 20.2 LAFAYETTE DORSEY. DORSEY SENIOR 6-4 22.3 DION BROWN. . . . CRENSHAW ..... SENIOR 6-lj. 13«^4- * 1st Team «8£ + 1st Team 3-A '8£ 3-A * JERRY SIMON ... MARSHALL SENIOR 6-6 37.8 # KEITH BILLINGSLEA SOUTH GATE .... SENIOR 6-2 28.9 GARY GRAY .... GRANADA HILLS. . . JUNIOR 6-8 18.k CLIFF BARNES. . . frORTH HOLLYWOOD. . SENIOR 6-6 17.8 DEREK DRAIN . . . UNIVERSITY .... SENIOR 6-5 16.3 DERRICK WILLIAMS. JEFFERSON SENIOR 6-3 15*5 JORGE RAMOS ... POLY JUNIOR £-8 13.9 PAT MEYER .... VAN NUY3 SENIOR 6-0 13.7 VICTOR McCAIN . . VENICE SENIOR 6-0 15.1 GREG SANFORD. . . EAGLE ROCK .... SENIOR 6-J| 17.3 * 1st Team «8£

LOS ANGELES CITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS OP THE YEAR - 1970-1986 1970 Gregory Lee - Reseda 1980 Stuart Gray 4-A - Kennedy 1971 Tom Lipsey - Jefferson Darryl Butler 3-A - Taft 1972 Richard Johnson - Jefferson 1981 Dwayne Polee 4.-A - Manual Arts Lawrence Williams - Fremont Kevin Holmes 3-A - Cleveland 1973 Marquis Johnson - Crenshaw 1982 Eldridge Hudson 4-A - Carson 1974 Ivory Ward - Fremont Kevin Holmes 3-A - Cleveland 1975 Chris Lippert - Cleveland Keith Morrison 3-A - Cleveland I976 James Wilkes 4.-A - Dorsey 1983 John Williams 4.-A - Crenshaw Ronald Baxter 4-A - Dorsey Hunter Greene 3-A - Van Nuys Alan Taylor 3-A - Kennedy 1984 John Williams 4-A - Crenshaw 1977 Henry Johnson 4-A - Manual Arts Eugene Jackson 3-A - Reseda Dave Shepard 4-A - Manual Arts . 1985 Stephen Thompson 4-A - Crenshaw Bill Mathis 3-A - Poly Sean Hlggins 3-A Fairfax , 1978 Michael Johnson 4-A - Crenshaw . 1986 Stephan Thompson 4-A - Crenshaw Leonard Johnson 3-A - Fairfax Jerry Simon 3-A - Marshall 1979 Darren Daye 4.-A « Kennedy Ed Fitzpatrick 3-A - Jordan ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY~BOARD~OF ATHLiTICS " 1986*7.7.7 Rob Fernas - South Bay Breeze Eric Sondhelmer - Daily News Steve Guiremand - L.A. HeraId-Examiner Ron Guild - Hunt. Park Bulletin Scott Howard-Cooper - L.A. Times Jerry Weiner - L.A. City Schools Mike Kennedy - Member at Large Bud Dyer - Amateur Athletic Found. Dan Lewis - Santa Monica Outlook Ken Preston - First Interstate Bank Jerry Reigel - San Pedro News-Pilot Barb Barker - Daily News Note: All-Los Angeles City Board of Athletics has been in continuous operation since 1937. Awards are presented to worthy athletes by First Interstate Bank in association with the Amateur Athletic Pounclabion of Los Angeles. Board members serve in the interest of high school athletics without compensation. CRENSHAW GUARD, STEPHEN THOMPSON, VOTED TOP PERFORMER IN CENTRAL LEAGUE BASKETBALL...'86 FOR RELEASE: V P 0 N RE C E I F T

FIRST TEAM All-Central League Basketball

# DION BROWN CRENSHAW

+ MICHAEL COURTNEY . . . WESTCHESTER

RONALD CALDWELL. . . . CRENSHAW + * STEPHEN THOMPSON . . . CRENSHAW # LAFAYETTE DORSEY. . . . DORSEY BRAD WARE FREMONT

SECOND TEAM

VICTOR MALBROUGH. . . . PALISADES + DEREK STRONG ..... PALISADES RUSSELL GILSON FREMONT JOHN KING WASHINGTON TRACY FREEMAN CRENSHAW TROY BATISTE CRENSHAW

# MVP '86 * «85 1st Team # '85 2nd Team CLIFF BARNES, NORTH HOLLYWOOD CENTER, WINS MVP VOTE IN EAST-VALLEY BASKETBALL FOR T86 SEASON...

FIRST TEAM .... .All-East-Valley League

FORWARD ... + ALEX RUZICH. . . .POLY

FORWARD ... CARLOS ORTIZ . . .POLY

CENTER ...» CLIFF BARNES . . . NORTH HOLLYWOOD

GUARD ... JORGE RAMOS. . . .POLY

GUARD ... + PAT MEYER VAN NUYS

SECOND TEAM

FORWARD ... RON PATTERSON . . . NORTH HOLLYWOOD

FORWARD ... DAVID DONOHO . . . SYLMAR

CENTER ... HARRY SILBERMAN . . VAN NUYS

GUARD ... DEAN EHRLICH . . .POLY

I GUARD ... DAMON FREDIEU . . VAN NUYS

# MVP «86 + «85 1st Team

From: Bud Dyer Amateur Atti. Fnd, 21kl W. Adams Blvd. Los Angeles 90018 FAIRFAX CENTER, SEAN HIGGINS, VOTED PLAYER OF YEAR IN VALLEY LEAGUE BASKETBALL FOR 1986 FOR RELEASE: UPON RECEIPT....

FIRST TEAM ..... All-Valley League Basketball

# FORWARD ... TREVOR WILSON .... CLEVELAND + FORWARD ...#SEAN HIGGINS FAIRFAX

CENTER ... CHRIS MILLS FAIRFAX + GUARD ... KEVIN FRANKLIN. . . . TAFT GUARD ... MARCUS MALONE .... KENNEDY GUARD . .. ADAM SACKS EL CAMINO REAL GUARD ... ALBERT FANN ..... CLEVELAND SECOND TEAM

FORWARD ... SEAN DAVIS EL CAMINO REAL

FORWARD ... ROGER ROSS HAMILTON

CENTER ... JOHN GREEN FAIRFAX

GUARD ... MARCUS JONES KENNEDY

GUARD ... QUINCY WATTS T A F T

# 1986 Player of Year + «85 1st Team # 198i|., 1985 1st Team

ANTHONY JANUARY (CARSON) & ZLATKO JOSIC (SAN PEDRO) CO-PLAYERS OF YEAR IN MARINE LEAGUE...

FIRST TEAM All-Marine League

ED WILLIAMS .... MANUAL ARTS .... 6-3 Sr.

+ * ZLATKO JOSIC .... SAN PEDRO 6-1). Sr.

+ * ANTHONY JANUARY. . . CARSON 6-6 Sr.

DAMON WHITSITT . . . SAN PEDRO 6-0 Sr.

LAMONT BURNS.... LOCKE . 5-10 Sr.

MARSHALL LINEBERGER. BANNING 6-2 Sr. SECOND TEAM

ISSY WASHINGTON . . CARSON 6-0 Sr. JEMARL BAKER .... MANUAL ARTS .... 6-0 Jr. WILLIE FRANKS. . . . LOCKE 6-7 Sr. MIKE SESTICH .... SAN PEDRO 6-5 Jr. JOHN HOWELL CARSON 6-6 Sr.

JAMES SAWYER .... GARDENA 6-2 Sr.

DAVID LEE BANNING 6-6 Sr. * 1986 Co-Playera of Year + 1985 1st Team From: Bud Dyer Amateur Ath. Fnd. 21ij.l W. Adams Blvd. Los Angeles 90018 KEITH BILLINGSLEA, EASTERN LEAGUE TOP SCORER FROM SOUTH GATE, VOTED LOOP MVP FOR '86 SEASON RELEASE: UPON RECEIPT

FIRST TEAM .... All-Eastern League Basketball

LA MAR MATTIER SOUTH GATE . . . 6-5 Soph. 9.8

SEGARO BOZART NARBONNE . . . . 6-4 Sr. 16.7 CEDRIC NANCE BELL 6-1 Sr. 12.1 + * KEITH BILLINGSLEA .... SOUTH GATE ... 6-2 Sr. 28.9 CHRIS WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT. ... 6-2 Jr. 11.1 SECOND TEAM NOAWOOD WARD NARBONNE .... 6-I4. Jr. 19.1

JEROD ELLIOT SOUTH GATE . . . 6-I4. Jr. 11.1 ROBERT CID GARPIELD .... 5-10 Sr. 18.5 DANNY LIZOTTE .BELL 5-11 Jr. 15.6 CEASAR RIVAS ...... HUNTINGTON PARK. 5-10 Jr. 11.8 * 1986 MVP + '85 1st Team

GRANADA HILLS JUNIOR CENTER, GARY GRAY, VOTED TOP PLAYER IN NORTHWEST VALLEY LEAGUE FOR '86

FIRST TEAM .... All-Northwest Valley League

FORWARD ... REGGIE PRINCE . . . .SAN FERNANDO . . . Sr. FORWARD ... SHELTON BOYKIN . . . .SAN FERNANDO . . .Jr. CENTER ...#GARY GRAY GRANADA HILLS. . . Jr. GUARD ... SAM PUATHASHANON. . .GRANADA HILLS. . . Jr.

GUARD ... NEIL COFFMAN CHATSWORTH .... Sr.

SECOND TEAM

FORWARD ... DENNIS BISHOP . . . .GRANADA HILLS. . . Sr.

FORWARD ... BENNY CARRASCO. . . .BIRMINGHAM . . . , Sr.

CENTER ... KEITH OWENS BIRMINGHAM . . . . Jr.

GUARD ... SEAN DECLOUET . . . .SAN FERNANDO . . .Jr.

GUARD ... TERRELL SMITH . . . .GRANADA HILLS. . . Jr.

* 1986 MVP From: Bud Dyer Amateur Ath. Fnd. 211|.l W. Adams Blvd. Los Angeles 90018 DERECK WILLIAMS (JEFFERSON), VICTOR McCAIN (VENICE) & DEREK DRAIN (UNIVERSITY.) VOTED TRI-PLAYERS OF YEAR FOR '86 IN PAC-6 LEAGUE FOR RELEASE: UPON RECEIPT

FIRST TEAM All-Pac-6 League Basketball

* DERRICK WILLIAMS . . . JEFFERSON .... 6-3 190 Sr. * VICTOR McCAIN .... VENICE 6-0 160 Sr. * DEREK DRAIN ..... UNIVERSITY. . . • 6-5 200 Sr. BRIAN PRIESS HOLLYWOOD .... 6-7 185 Sr. ANTHONY DENMION . . . VENICE 6-7 200 Sr. VAN MYERS JORDAN...... 6-0 180 Sr. DERECK BELL LOS ANGELES . . . 6-4 170 Sr.

SECOND TEAM

CRAIG PRYOR ..... UNIVERSITY. . . . 6—14. 210 Sr. OLIVER LANG VENICE 6-4 180 Jr. KEVIN MIXON...... JEFFERSON .... 6-I4. 185 Sr. DAVID PHILLIPS. . . . JEFFERSON .... 6-1 160 Sr. PETER SELLECK .... UNIVERSITY. . . . 6-1 160 Sr.

* Tri-Players of Year

L.A. CITY SCORING CHAMPION JERRY SIMON, MARSH- ALL, NAMED TOP NORTHERN LEAGUE PLAYER FOR '86

FIRST TEAM..... All-Northern League

+ FORWARD ...»JERRY SIMON .... MARSHALL . . . Sr. FORWARD ... JOHN DER WILSON . . . . Sr. CENTER ... GREG SANFORD . . . EAGLE ROCK . . Sr.

GUARD ... DAVID LOPEZ. . . . MARSHALL . . . Sr.

GUARD ... JERRY LEW EAGLE ROCK . . Jr.

SECOND TEAM

FORWARD ... RICH CONTI .... EAGLE ROCK . . Sr.

FORWARD ... CRAIG GREEN. . . . LINCOLN. . . .Jr.

CENTER ... DAVID CLAY .... LINCOLN. . . .Jr.

GUARD ... LUIS GONZALES. . . MARSHALL . . . Sr.

GUARD ... MIGUEL RONDAN. . . WILSON . . . . Sr.

* 1986 MVP + 1984, 1985 1st Team

From: Bud Dyer Amateur Ath. Fnd. 211).l W. Adams Blvd. Los Angelea 90018 MUIR HIGH SCHOOL'S PAULINE & GEANNINE JORDAN VOTED CO-MVPs IN 4-A DIVISION GIRLS BASKETBALL FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY, APRIL 15 .. . PMs *KINDLY OBSERVE RELEASE DATE MUIR HIGH SCHOOL'S PAULINE AND GEANNINE JORDAN SENIOR FRONT-COURT PER- FORMERS FOR THE LADY MUSTANGS 29-1, 4-A DIVISION RUNNERS-UP, HAVE BEEN ACCLAIMED CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR FOR 1986 BY THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK/ AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION OF LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTIONS BOARD. MUIR HIGH FINISHED ITS 1986 SEASON A DOUBLE-OVER TIME LOSER TO LYNWOOD, 54-52, WHICH HAD WON THE SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEAGUE TITLE (12-0) AND ENTERED THE TOURNAMENT AS ONE OF THE FOUR SEEDED TEAMS. Pauline wound up the regular season as the 11th high scorer in the Southern Section with a 22.0 point average. She and her sister Geannine account- ed for over 25 rebounds per game, with Pauline averaging 13.5 and Geannine 12.Ij.. Muir, undefeated in Pacific League play ... Bishop Montgomery (83-17), Upland (79-30), Compton ($l-hl\.) and Gahr (68-35) were numbered among its lj.-A Division playoff victims ... fell before Lynwood's Lady Knights in one of the most excit- ing playoff finales in recent memory. Lynwood, coached by Van Girard, bested Long Beach Poly (8l}.-2ij.), Edisoi (5I4.-5D, Morningside (69-55) and Buena (48-46) before its thrilling win over num- ber one ranked Muir, The 49th annual Basketball Awards Program will be held in May for all players named to both boys and girls first teams. The I4.—A all-stars follow: ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA C.I.F. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM ... i{-A DIVISION - 1986 PLAYER SCHOOL HGHT YEAR AVERAGE + PAULINE JORDAN . .MUIR, PASADENA .... 6-3 Senior 22.0 •» GEANNINE JORDAN. . MUIR, PASADENA .... 6-2 Senior 15.7 TRISE JACKSON. . . LYNWOOD 5-8 Sophomore 18.7 * TERESA PALMISANO .BUENA 6-1 Junior 18.6 MANDY HANNAH . . . COMPTON 5-11 Junior 17.5 * JULIE KING ....GAHR 5-8 Senior 18.7 ANDREA KABWASA . . HAWTHORNE 5-11 Junior 17.9 ROSILAND MOORE . . INGLEWOOD 5-9 Senior 20,2 * LESLIE CARPENTER .BUENA...... 6-0 Senior 13.9 JACKIE COOK. . . . FOUNTAIN VALLEY. ... 6-0 Senior 12.6 p TRINA VLACHOS . . . OCEAN VIEW 6-0 Senior 19.6 SHURRELL JOHNSON. . LYNWOOD 5-8 Senior 1^.1+ SECOND TEAM SONJA BRACKEN. . . COMPTON...... 6-0 Senior 16.0 JAN PEARSON. . . . MILLIKAN 6-3 Senior 13.3 TASHA BRADLEY. . . MUIR, PASADENA .... 6-3 Junior 12.0 SHAUNDA GREENE . . MORNINGSIDE 5-11 Sophomore 16.8 MOLLY WAMPLER. ..GAHR...... 6-1 Junior 20.0 TIA THOMAS .... MORNINGSIDE S'$ Junior 19.8 KATHLEEN DIXON. . . SANTA MONICA. .... 6-1 Senior 22.9 DENISE OGBURN. ..EDISON $-lj. Senior 04.9 DEBBIE RYAN. . . . DON LUGO 5-9 Senior 17.1*- MARY KLEMM ....BUENA...... 5-6 Sophomore 8.7 DEBRA RABIN. ...ROYAL . 5-9 Senior 20.1 KELLI KNOX .... INGLEWOOD 5-9 Senior 18.0 NINA REVOYR. . . . CULVER CITY 5-10 Junior 19.8 + 1st Team «85 & * 8I4. # 1st Team »85 ^ 2nd Team • 85 # 2nd Team «85 & 3rd Team '8!j. THREE-YEAR ALL-CIF PERFORMER, LINDA STALEY OF PALMDALE, VOTED TOPS IN 3-A DIV. FOR 1986 FOR RELEASE; MONDAY, APRIL 14. ... PMs,. **PLEASE OBSERVE RELEASE DATE

LINDA STALEY, MAKING HER THIRD APPEARANCE ON THE 3-A DIVISION GIRLS ALL-STAR BASKETBALL TEAM, HAS BEEN NAMED PLAYER OF THE YEAR FOR 1986 BY MEMBERS OF THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK/AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION OF LOS ANGELES PREP ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTION BOARD. ANNUAL SELECTIONS ARE MADE BY THIS GROUP OF SOUTHLAND SPORTS JOURNALISTS, AS THEY HAVE BEEN SINCE 1937. Staley, who led the Palmdale Falcons to the Golden League title (10-0), was the Southern Section's 6th high scorer, averaging 23*8 points per game. The 5-11 senior, helped lead her team to the semi-finals of last year's playoffs, before losing to eventual champion Foothill (51-J--5O). This year Palmdale elim- inated Chaminade in the first round, but lost an overtime engagement to Walnut (59-57) in the second round. Brea-Olinda entered this year's playoffs among the top seeds with a 22-3 record. They had lost their 1985 title bid, 63-34, to Foothill whom they defeated in this year's championship game, 54-50. The Wildcats defeated North Riverside (64-44), Woodbridge (85-38), Esperanza (69-5D and Walnut (68-55) before ending its Southern Section season as champions, 27-3* Brea-Olinda met defending state champion Pt. Lome in the first round of the Southern California Regionals and lost, 59-35* Pt» Loma went on to win its third straight California title 56-50 over Grant High of Sacramento. Scroll awards will be presented to all honored players, with framed scrolls and medallions being awarded at the lj.9th annual ceremonies to 1st teamers ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA C.I.F. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM ... 3-A DIVISION -1986 PLAYER SCHOOL HGHT YEAR AVERAGE + LINDA STALEY .... PALMDALE 5-11 Senior 23.8 # CARRIE EGAN. .... BREA-OLINDA 5-8 Junior 18.7 * ANDREA KNAPP .... LOUISVILLE 6-2 Junior 22.1 KRISTY GREENBERG. . . WALNUT 5-9 Senior 19.2 CHRISTINE McFERSON. . FOOTHILL 6-3 Senior 13.1 £ MICHELLE CARTER . . . MAGNOLIA 6-3 Senior 31.0 RACHEL NORRIS. . . . SAN GABRIEL. 6-5 Sophomore 21.6 $ SHARON WARMUS. . . . .ESPERANZA 5-11 Senior 21.7 JODI SANDOW N ORCO. . 5-10 Junior 19.9 CHARLENE SCHUESSLER . BREA-OLINDA S-^> Senior 13.0 MARIANELLA CRUZ . . . LOUISVILLE ...... 5-10 Senior I3.8 STEPHANIE FLEISCHAKER FOOTHILL 5-10 Senior 10.6 SECOND TEAM SANDY UTTERBACK. . . POLY, RIVERSIDE 5-8 Senior 17.0 @ JILL MATYUCH .... EL DORADO 5-8 Senior 25.1; ## MELANIE WILLIAMS. . . WESTERN 5-8 Senior 23.8 KRISTEN BRUICH . . . FONTANA 5-8 Junior 18.2; MICHELLE REID. . . . MISSION VIEJO 5-10 Junior 13.3 JENNY BEUBIS .... ALEMANY 5-7 Junior 19.7 STEPHANIE COONS . . . WILSON, HACIENDA HEIGHTS . 5-10 Junior 19.9 MICHELE WILLARD. . . CORONA DEL MAR 6-1 Senior 15.8 SUZETTE SARGEANT . . ORANGE 6-1 Junior 23.7 KRISTEN McPHEE . . . BREA-OLINDA 6-0 Junior 1LJ..0 LYNN FLANAGAN. . . . LOUISVILLE 5-8 Junior l^.ij. jzf KECIA POTTER .... NORTH, RIVERSIDE 5-8 Senior 19.7 + 1st Team '85 & '81j. * 1st Team '85 ^ 2nd Team '85 @ 2nd Team '85 & 3rd'81 # 1st Team '85 & 3rd Team 2-A ' 8J4. ## 2nd Team «85 & 3rd Team 2-A »8!j. CHINO HIGH SCHOOL'S CANDIDA ECHEVERRIA NAMED PLAYER OF YEAR IN 2-A DIV. BASKETBALL FOR '86 FOR RELEASE: FRIDAY, APRIL 11 ... PMs .. *** PLEASE OBSERVE RELEASE DATE !!!

CANDIDA ECHEVERRIA, WHO LED HER CHINO HIGH COWGIRLS TO THE 2-A DIV- ISION BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP, HAS BEEN VOTED C.I.F. SOUTHERN SEC- TION BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR FOR 1986 BY MEMBERS OF THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK/AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION OF LOS ANGELES PREP ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTION BOARD. FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL SELECTIONS OF THE SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS WERE MADE RECENTLY IN CULVER CITY. Candida, called by her coach Joe Murillo..."By far the best in 2-A Division.. .defense. ..offense.. .assists..-." led the Hacienda League Champions (14-0) to a 29-1 Southern Section championship season. The Cowgirls then swept through Southern California Regional play, with wins over San Joaquin Memorial of Fresno (79-56) and Santa Clara of the Southern Section (kS-kk) in overtime. In the state finals at Oakland, the Cowgirls lost to Northern California champion Novato (72-65). Chino defeated Lompoc in the Southern Section 2-A finals (59-40). Ad- vancing to the 1985 semi-finals (lost to San Luis Obispo, I4.5-I4.3), Chino's Cow- girls won out over Temple City (65-36), Bolsa Grande (66-37), La Puente (65-52), and La Mirada (51-35) on their way to this year's crown. All first-team players on this year's 2-A Division selections will be honored at the 49th annual Basketball Awards Program, under the auspices of the First Interstate Bank/Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles. Second-team players will be recipients of scroll awards sent to their schools. ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA C.I.F. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM ... 2-A DIVISION -1986 PLAYER SCHOOL HGHT YEAR AVERAGE * CANDIDA ECHEVERRIA CHINO 5-9 Senior 19.3 * JULIE MOSLEY. . . LA PUENTE 6-1 Senior 29.1 + PAM COFFEY. ... LOMPOC 6-1 Junior 18.3 JEANNINE JONES. . CHINO 5-7 Junior 12.2 * MARIBEL ARENAS. . MONTEBELLO 5-11 Senior 21.2 + SHELLEY SCHACK. . ARTESIA 5-8 Senior 20.0 LISA CROSSKEY . . MONROVIA 5-6 Junior 19.1 TRICIA GIBSON . . LA MIRADA 6-3 Junior 18.2 ROBIN SEABROOK . . LA HABRA 6-0 Sophomore 19.3 LAUREL RUNELS . . ARROYO GRANDE .... 5-10 Senior 16.5 LAURA BEEMAN. . . SAN BERNARDINO. . . . $-k Senior 17.0 MARIE FONTAINE. . LOMPOC 6-0 Junior 13.3 SECOND TEAM TRICIA HOPKINS. . BRAWLEY 5-11 Junior 17.8 KEBA PHIPPS . . . ARTESIA ...... 6-2 Junior 18.0 DONNA GONDRINGER . LA QUINTA 6-0 Sophomore lij..O PAT PORTER. . . . ONTARIO 5-11 Senior lii.i|. KATHY DEENEY. . . TEMPLE CITY 5-10 Senior 18.0 SERINA STRANGE. . I N D I 0 5-8 Junior Hj..O ALISA SCHNITTKER. BRAWLEY 5-8 Senior 11J..9 TERRI PAINE ... LA SIERRA 5-11 Senior 19.6 AGGIE MOONS ... CHINO 5-9 Junior 8.7 MICHELE FRYSINGER. APPLE VALLEY .... 6-3 Junior 15.7 TAMMY BOOKER. . . ST. MARY'S 5-k Sophomore 22.0 AMI ICE CAJON ...... 5-8 Senior 19.7 * 1st Team '85 + 2nd Team «85 LEADER OF 1-A DIV. CHAMPION SANTA CLARA HIGH SAINTS, KATHY TORRES, NAMED 1986 PLAYER OF YEAR FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY, APRIL 10 ... PMs *PLEASE OBSERVE RELEASE DATE!!!

KATHY TORRES, LEADING~SCCRBR AND REBOUNDER ON THE 1-A DIVISION C.I.F. CHAMPION SANTA CLARA SAINTS BASKETBALL TEAM, HAS BEEN VOTED PLAYER OP THE YEAR BY MEMBERS OP THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK/AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION OF LOS ANGELES PREP SELECTION BOARD. THE ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS, AS IT HAS SINCE 1937, MADE THE ANNUAL GIRLS HARDCOURT SELECTIONS LAST WEEK IN CULVER CITY. The Saints won the 1-A Division title with wins over L.A. Lutheran (74-37), Morro Bay (55-42), Whittier Christian (55-lj.2), Connelly (£2-ij.3) and Atascadero in the finals (50-38). In the Southern California Regionals the Saints bested San Marcos of San Diego (53-i^2) before losing to the Southern Section 2-D Division champion Chino (k9-kk) in overtime. Coach Tom McConville's Frontier League champions finished the year 25-5» They were 8-0 in league play. Atascadero, champions of the Los Padres League with an 11-1 record, defeated St. Bonaventure (73-23), Nordhoff (6ij.-31)» Santa Ynez (56-55) and Valley Christian (60-55) before dropping the 1-A title decider to Santa Clara. All athletes named to the Southern Section CIF 1-A all-star team will receive scroll awards from First Interstate Bank/Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles. All first team members will receive their framed certificate awards at the 49th annual Basketball Awards Program to be held in May. All honored first-team members, their coaches and high school administrators will be invited to attend. This year's 1-A Division all-stars follow: ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA C.I.F. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM ... 1-A DIVISION - 1986 PLAYER SCHOOL HGHT YEAR AVERAGE KATHY TORRES. . . SANTA CLARA 5-7 Senior ll+.O + CINDY VYSKOCIL. . WHITTIER CHRISTIAN 6-2 Senior 27.9 * KARI PARRIOTT . . VALLEY CHRISTIAN, CERRITOS. 6-1 Junior 22.6 * DONNA POLLEMA . . VALLEY CHRISTIAN, CERRITOS. 6-0 Junior 16.2 + DANIELLE RITCHKO . SANTA YNEZ 5-7 Junior 20.2 * AMY VERNETTI. . . CONNELLY 5-6 Senior 18.0 + KELLY COLLINS . . MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL. . . . 5-9 Junior 27.6 SOTI BRAZEL . . . ATASCADERO 5-7 Senior 11.0 KRISTI SMITH. . . ELSINORE 6-0 Junior 20.0 GINA KARPINSKI. . CHARTER OAK 5-9 Senior 17.0 CATHY CASEY . . . CONNELLY 6-0 Sophomore 22.0 KIM WEIGH .... SANTA CLARA 5-8 Junior 11.2 SECOND TEAM + JULIE SCOTT . . . BRETHREN 5-9 Senior Uj..9 JOY TINER .... BISHOP 5-7 Senior 19.0 TENA WILSON . . . MOJAVE 5-7 Senior 12.6 DAWN BROLINE. . . L.A. BAPTIST 5-10 Junior 25.0 CINDY FENSKE. . . SANTA CLARA 5-9 Junior 10.7 JULIE SMITH . . . CHARTER OAK $S Senior 15.5 LAURIE EDLEBROCK . ST. JOSEPH, SANTA MARIA . . 5-8 Junior 16.0 CINDY MORRIS. . . ATASCADERO. 5-10 Junior 13.0 CARRIE LaBUDDE. . SANTA YNEZ 5-10 Junior 13.9 MICHELLE MITCHELL. BRETHREN. 5-10 Senior 15.0 MICHELLE WILLIAMS. BANNING 5-8 Sophomore 18.5 SANDI THOMSEN . . CALABASAS 5-10 Junior 17.8 # 1st Team '85 + 2nd Team «85 YUCCA VALLEY'S JUNIOR FORWARD BECKY GEESON IS VOTED TOP SMALL-SCHOOL BASKETBALL PLAYER OF '86 FOR RELEASE; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 ... PMs **PLEASE OBSERVE RELEASE DATE

BECKY GEESON, WHO LED COACH GINNY PELTON'S YUCCA VALLEY LADY TRO- JANS TO THE 1986 C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION SMALL SCHOOLS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP, HAS BEEN VOTED PLAYER OP THE YEAR BY MEMBERS OP THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK/AMATEUR ATHLETIC FOUNDATION OP LOS ANGELES PREP SELECTION BOARD. NAMED CO-PLAYER OF THE YEAR IN THE DE ANZA LEAGUE ALONG WITH TEAMMATE HILARY BROWN, GEESON WAS HER TEAMS TOP REBOUNDER. SHE AND HILARY LED YUCCA VALLEY TO THE LEAGUE TITLE (14-0) AND THROUGH FIVE VICTORIES IN THE SECTION PLAYOFFS. Becky led the lady Trojans in their final-game win over Maricopa (38-33) with 11 points. Yucca Valley finished its Southern Section season 25-2 and defeated Holtvllle of the San Diego Section, 39-29, before losing in the Southern California Regional finals to Woodlake of Northern California, 52-31. In the section playoffs, Yucca Valley defeated Christian School of the Desert (62-26), CSDR (71-39), Beaumont (43-34) and Mission Prep (57-l}-3) before dropping Maricopa (38-33). The Tri-County League champions won out over Temple Christian of Ventura (81-HiJ, Holy Family (63-^3), Trona (£8-lj.6) and Sacred Heart of Flintridge dj-9-i|-7) before losing to the Lady Trojans for the title. Maricopa completed its 1986 season 19-5. Players named for the 1986 Small Schools all-star team will be recipients of framed scroll awards from First Interstate Bank/Amateur Athletic Foundation with presentation ceremonies at the 49th annual Basketball Awards Program to be held in Los Angeles sometime in May. The 1986 Small Schools all-star team follows:

ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA C.I.F. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM ... SMALL SCHOOLS - 198 PLAYER SCHOOL HGHT YEAR AVERAGE BECKY GEESON . . . YUCCA VALLEY 5-10 Junior 1£.7 * CAROL NEWMAN . . . CAL SCHOOL FOR DEAF, RIVERSIDE. 5-8 Senior 20.1 HILARY BROWN . . . YUCCA VALLEY 5-11 Sophomore 15.1 + SARA BANALES . . . FLINTRIDGE, SACRED HEART. . . . 5-11 Senior 13.0 + SHERYL FAIRCHILD. . TRONA . 5-7 Senior 17.0 ANDREA ARCURI. . . ROSAMOND 5-11 Junior 15.7 HAYLEY HOLMES. . . MARICOPA. 5-9 Senior 17.1 * TAMMY NASH .... MARICOPA 5-H Senior 12.1 JANA MONELLO . . . TEMPLETON 5-10 Senior Hj.,3 CARLA PIANGENTI. . RAMONA CONVENT 5-2 Senior 13.8 LEIANI OSUGI . . . HOLY FAMILY. . 5-6 Senior 16.8 LETY MUNOZ .... LOS ANGELES, SACRED HEART ... 5-6 Senior 20.0 # 1st Team »85 + 1st Team '85 & 2nd Team '8I4. STACY PARSON (KENNEDY) & STACIE WASHINGTON (PAL- ISADES) NAMED DIV. MVPs IN GIRLS BASKETBALL - '86 1986 ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY SECTION CIF GIRLS' BASKETBALL

AAAA DIVISION

First & Last Name School Hgt. Yr. Avg.

Ayesha Brooks Washington 5:9 Sr. 17.8 Daynell Brown Washington 5:11 Sr. 11.0 *STACY PARSON KENNEDY 5:8 Sr. 21.6 Wyndee Bailey.. Kennedy 5:6 Sr. 6.8 Diane DeCree... Kennedy 6:0 Jr. 13.0 Yolanda Kelley Crenshaw 5:11 Sr. 22.0 Maria Elzy Crenshaw 5:4 Sr. 16.2 Demetrice Davis Fairfax 5:4 Sr. 25.6 Jemene Washington Van Nuys 5:11 Sr. 22.3 Linda Broomfield Fremont 5:11 Sr. 22.2 Pam Kirkwood Locke 5:8 Sr. 27.5 Trisha Stafford Westchester 5:11*5 Soph. 17.9

*-"Player of the Year" Honorable Mention--Demetra Johnson, Washington; Tammy Story, Westchester; Adella Head and Sheree Corniel, Banning; Michelle Kirby and Voisette Morgan, El Camino Real; Kim Hunter, Jordan.

AAA DIVISION

First & Last Name School Hgt. Yr. Avg.

Maria Romero South Gate 5:7 Sr. 21.4 LaTrelle Whitmore, North Hollywood 5:5 Sr. 16.1 *STACIE WASHINGTON PALISADES 6:2% Sr. 24.7 Krystall Cade Hamilton 5:4 Sr. 16.4 Karyn Bolger San Pedro 6:0 Sr. 16.0 Kimi Kondo Marshall 5:5 Sr. 15.2 Kesha Martin University 6:1 Soph. 19.0 Tina Epps Eagle Rock 5:10 Sr. 20.8 Millie Abich Eagle Rock 5:5 Sr. 18.5 Bettina Granger Franklin 5:4 Sr. 18.8 LaTisha Burnett Venice 5:7 Jr. 10.8 Sonia Martinez Bell 5:4 Jr. 17.5

*-"Player of the Year" Honorable Mention--Andy Cannon, Hamilton; Dollie Lucero , Marshall; Paulette Hall and Liz Butterworth, Belmont; Ruth Aguilar, Lincoln; Natalie Davis, South Gate; Sally Hernandez, Garfield; Dora Jones, Reseda; Emillza Tielemans, Hollywood. From: First Interstate Bank - Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los * Angeles ...... Release: Upon Receipt....