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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 recip- ients 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 aver- aging 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.
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