Boys Basketball: Fox does it all as Sacred Heart Cathedral cruises to beat Bellarmine
 

Boys Basketball

Fox does it all as Sacred Heart Cathedral cruises to beat Bellarmine

 
Girls Basketball: Convent holds off International in exciting finish
 

Girls Basketball

Convent holds off International in exciting finish

 
Football: Riordan schedules Lincoln and Mission for next two seasons
 

Football

Riordan schedules Lincoln and Mission for next two seasons

 
Girls Basketball: Lowell pulls away with third-quarter run to take down Washington
 

Girls Basketball

Lowell pulls away with third-quarter run to take down Washington

 

Boys Basketball: Fox does it all as Sacred Heart Cathedral cruises to beat Bellarmine

Boys Basketball: Fox does it all as Sacred Heart Cathedral cruises to beat Bellarmine 

By Jeremy Balan

It wasn’t a banner night offensively for most on the floor at Sacred Heart Cathedral on Saturday night.

That is, except for standout Sacred Heart forward Joshua Fox.

Fox was the only player on either team to score in double figures, with a game-high 22 points and 13 rebounds, as the Irish cruised to a 58-43 West Catholic Athletic League win over visiting Bellarmine.

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Girls Basketball: Convent holds off International in exciting finish

Girls Basketball: Convent holds off International in exciting finish 

By Josh Levine

After missing all 15 of its shots from the field in the first quarter, it appeared as if International High School would be blown out by visiting Convent on Saturday night.

Convent had a 15-2 lead after the first quarter, but the Jaguars came all the way back and sophomore Kassie Encinas hit a shot with 1:25 remaining in the fourth quarter to put the International up 48-47.

With only 13 seconds left, Convent’s Jaime Hum-Nishikado hit a running bank shot to take back the lead for good and the Cubs held on for a 49-48 non-league win.

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Football: Riordan schedules Lincoln and Mission for next two seasons

Football: Riordan schedules Lincoln and Mission for next two seasons 

By Jeremy Balan

With the fall season still over seven months away, word has broken of a pair of early treats for City high school football fans.

Archbishop Riordan High School has scheduled Lincoln and Mission for non-league games in the 2012 and 2013 seasons.

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Saturday Scoreboard

Scores will be updated as they are sent in. Please send in your scores to contact@SanFranPreps.com or call them in to (415) 251-0918. The score phone line is open 24 hours a day.

Games of the day – Convent vs. University girls basketball: In the nightcap of the Bay Area Hoops Classic at International, the Jaguars host the Cubs in a matchup of arguably the best Division V girls teams in the City. Sacred Heart Cathedral vs. Bellarmine boys basketball: The Irish will look to hold serve on their home court after dropping their first WCAL game on the road to the Bells. For live updates on these games, follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SanFranPreps.

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Prep Wrapup: Urban boys basketball moves into first place with win over MA

Prep Wrapup is our new feature where we will hopefully provide a broad overview of the previous day’s action. Coaches, to contribute to the Prep Wrapup, please send scores and details the night of the game/event to contact@sanfranpreps.com or call our scores line at (415) 251-0918.

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Girls Basketball: Lowell pulls away with third-quarter run to take down Washington

Girls Basketball: Lowell pulls away with third-quarter run to take down Washington 

By Josh Levine

If Friday night was a preview of the Academic Athletic Association girls basketball championship game, then Lowell High School should feel even better about its 47-35 win over rival Washington at Kezar Pavilion.

Both teams came into the game undefeated in AAA play and atop their respective divisions and are the favorites to reach the championship game for the second-consecutive year.

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Girls Basketball: St. Ignatius locks down Mitty’s top players to avenge first WCAL loss

Girls Basketball: St. Ignatius locks down Mitty’s top players to avenge first WCAL loss 

By Jeremy Balan

Seemingly overmatched physically at every position, it was no surprise to many that St. Ignatius’ girls basketball team fell to Archbishop Mitty High School on the road to kick off the West Catholic Athletic League season.

The undersized Wildcats held serve on their home court Friday night, though, and it started on the defensive end.

The Wildcats held Mitty forwards Amanda Lovely and Courtney Lisowsky, both Division I recruits, to a combined nine points and handed the Monarchs their first WCAL loss in a 55-49 win.

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