Roundup: Sierra Canyon freshman Mackenly Randolph making presence felt in girls’ basketball
The signs are everywhere that 6-foot-1 freshman Mackenly Randolph of Chatsworth Sierra Canyon has quite a future playing basketball.
“The best to ever play in the Valley. Guarantee,†Sierra Canyon girls’ basketball coach Alicia Komaki said Monday after Randolph scored 35 points in a 68-45 win over City Section power Palisades. “She’s just so good.â€
Randolph is the daughter of former NBA player Zach Randolph, whose highest point total was 43 points. Asked if dad’s family record is in jeopardy, Mackenly said, “Yes.â€
Sierra Canyon improved to 15-3 but might be without its other top freshman, Izela Arenas, for the playoffs because of a foot injury. Demoni Lagway had 16 points for Palisades (6-6), which has a big game on Friday against Western League rival Hamilton.
El Camino Real 47, Granada Hills 45: Gaby Quintana scored 24 points for ECR.
Boys’ basketball
Birmingham 91, Cleveland 35: Iana Koguchi had 22 points for Birmingham.
Chatsworth 71, Taft 70: The Chancellors made a basket in the final seconds to pull out the West Valley League game. Isaiah Lewis had 35 points.
Huntington Park 61, Larchmont 50: Diego Manzano scored 48 points for Huntington Park.
Loyola 67. Crespi 54: Jalen Cox led Loyola with 26 points.
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 70, Alemany 59: Luke Rishwain finished with 28 points, including six threes. Omari Garrett made five threes and had 23 points.
Granada Hills 59, El Camino Real 56: Jon Li had 17 points and Khalil Forrester 16.
Bishop Montgomery 60, Gardena Serra 51: Kelcy Phipps led Bishop Montgomery with 19 points.
Oak Park 62, Royal 51: Isaiah Sherrard had 26 points and 13 rebounds for Oak Park, which has a nine-game win streak.
Westlake 67, Newbury Park 54: Isaiah Matute contributed 21 points and Elijah Elohim had 18 points.
Baseball
Westlake 11, Oaks Christian 3: Benjamin Church had three hits and three RBIs and Shea Upton had three hits and two RBIs.
Corona 5, Corona Santiago 0: Ethan Schiefelbein struck out nine and allowed one hit in six innings.
Corona Centennial 3, Roosevelt 1: Hudson Boncal struck out 13 and allowed one hit for Centennial.
San Pedro 7, Narbonne 0: The Pirates took control of the Marine League behind Rhett Peterlin, who allowed three hits. Dylan Kordic had three RBIs.
Banning 1, Carson 0: Anthony Joya struck out 15 in six innings.
Thousand Oaks 8, Newbury Park 3: Max Muncy hit his ninth home run and Dylan Jackson hit his seventh to help the Lancers improve to 22-0.
High school boys’ tennis: Southern Section playoff pairings
Glendora 6, Los Altos 1: Shane Mion had two hits and Carson Collett added two RBIs.
Cypress 5, El Toro 0: Three pitchers combined for the shutout, led by James Paul, who threw five scoreless innings.
Bishop Amat 3, Cathedral 0: Izeah Muniz struck out 14 and threw a one-hit shutout.
Rancho Cucamonga 7, Etiwanda 2: Jacob Billings struck out nine for Rancho Cucamonga.
King 7, Norco 1: John Stark hit two home runs.
Softball
Ayala 2, Colony 1: Emily Leavitt struck out 17 for Ayala.
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