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Friday Scoreboard
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Games of the day – Convent vs. University girls basketball: The teams are locked into the top two spots for the BCL West playoffs, but the Cubs are undefeated in league play and the Red Devils need a win if they want a share of the regular-season league title. Mercy vs. Menlo girls basketball: The Skippers would all but lock up the WBAL Foothill regular-season title with a win over the Knights, who are in a three-way tie for second place. For live updates on these games, follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SanFranPreps.
Girls Basketball: Lim’s final free throw gives Galileo win over Washington
By Josh Levine
Galileo Academy’s Sarah Lim got to live a fantasy many kids play out on street courts all across the country.
She was on the free-throw line with no time left on the clock and the score tied at 55-55 against visiting Washington on Tuesday.
Lim, a sophomore, had scored 24 points up until that point and hit the winning free throw to give the Lions a 56-55 Academic Athletic Association win.
Tuesday Scoreboard
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Games of the day – Galileo vs. Washington girls basketball: Both teams are 5-1 in AAA play and if the Lions want to stay within reach of Lowell in the Neff Division, a win over the Eagles is essential. Lick-Wilmerding vs. Urban boys basketball: Many thought the Tigers had a shot at being in first place in the BCL West at this point in the season, but the Blues are a bit of a surprise. The winner of this game will likely remain in a first-place tie with University. St. Ignatius vs. Sacred Heart Cathedral girls basketball: The Wildcats are riding high after their best win of the season over Mitty last week, but it would be unwise to overlook the Irish, which stand in third place in the WCAL standings. For live updates on these games, follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SanFranPreps.
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.
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.
Friday Scoreboard
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Games of the day – Lick-Wilmerding vs. University boys basketball: The two teams will play in their annual rivalry game at Oracle Arena, but this matchup is also one of the most important games yet in the BCL West this seson. Lick has an opportunity to move into a first-place tie with the Red Devils with a win. Lowell vs. Washington girls basketball: The girls version of the Battle of the Birds is the marquee matchup at Kezar Pavilion tonight, featuring the only two undefeated AAA squads in a championship rematch. St. Ignatius vs. Mitty girls basketball: The Wildcats fell on the road to the Monarchs to open the WCAL season, but will look to avenge their only league loss tonight at Drucker Court. For live updates on these games, follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SanFranPreps.
Boys Basketball: Lincoln’s press defense the difference in win over Galileo
By Jeremy Balan
With two key frontcourt players out with injuries Thursday, Lincoln High School’s boys basketball team started five guards for the first time this season.
Out of their comfort zone on offense, the Mustangs’ high-pressure defense proved to be the difference in a 49-36 Academic Athletic Association win over visiting Galileo.
Thursday Scoreboard
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Games of the day – Lincoln vs. Galileo boys basketball: The surprising Lions are atop the Neff Division and have already beaten AAA favorite Mission. Now they’re looking for another win over a Lang Division power. Galileo vs. Lincoln girls basketball: Both teams sit in second place in their respective divisions behind Lowell and Washington, but are likely the only contenders to knock off the top two teams. For live updates on these games, follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SanFranPreps.
Prep Wrapup: Urban boys basketball still making waves with win over Stuart Hall
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.
Boys Basketball: Lee seals the deal in Lincoln’s road win over Lowell
By Jeremy Balan
Despite trailing the entire game against Lincoln High School, Lowell was lingering late in the fourth quarter and was only down by eight points with 2 minutes remaining.
That’s when Lincoln junior guard Mitchell Lee single-handedly shut the door on the Cardinals.
In just over a minute of game time, Lee hit a straightaway 3-pointer, pick-pocketed a Lowell guard and scored a fast-break layup, took a charge on defense and knocked down two free throws to seal Lincoln’s 55-42 Academic Athletic Association win at Lowell.
Tuesday 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.
Game of the day – Lowell vs. Lincoln boys basketball: The two schools on the City’s western edge are tied for first place in their respective divisions in the Academic Athletic Association. For live updates on this game, follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SanFranPreps.
Boys Basketball: Edwards leads Mission to home victory over Lowell
By Bonta Hill
Mission High School forward Gione Edwards slumped through the non-league season, as off-the-court issues plagued his on-court performance and nearly got him cut from the team.
But since Academic Athletic Association league play began, Edwards has shaken off the issues and has catapulted himself into the conversation for City Player of the Year.
Edwards played a key role again for the Bears, with 21 points and 17 rebounds in Mission’s 66-54 victory over visiting Lowell on Friday.
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