Prep Blog: Boys Top 20: Unranked Valley upsets No. 6 Burbank 48-45

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January 13, 2012

Boys Top 20: Unranked Valley upsets No. 6 Burbank 48-45

Tercail Hadley, Aaron Redd and Robert Perry each had 10 points as unranked Valley upset No. 6 Burbank 48-45 in a Metro Conference boys basketball game tonight.

In other games involving top 20 teams:

• Dakarai Allen had 29 points, four steals and three blocks and D'Erryl Williams added 18 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists in leading No. 2 Sheldon past No. 1 Jesuit 88-70 in a Delta River League game. Kurt Parker led Jesuit with 18 points.

• James Watson had 18 points to lead No. 3 Pleasant Grove to a 78-28 win over Ponderosa in a Delta River League game.

• Joseph Barnes had 24 points to lead No. 4 Sacramento to an 84-51 Metro Conference win over Rosemont.

• Anthony Williams had 24 points and Kelly Bender 21 in No. 7 Foothill's 70-61 Pioneer Valley League win over Colfax. Will Buell had 34 points for Colfax.

• Theo Johnson had 18 points, Kelton Newman 17 points and Darin Johnson 15 as No. 8 Franklin defeated Grant 76-56 in a Delta Valley Conference contest.

• K.J. Logue had 22 points to lead No. 9 Bella Vista to a 67-53 Capital Valley Conference win over Christian Brothers.

• Vasilije Saraba had 23 points in No. 10 Del Campo's 61-55 Capital Valley Conference win over Casa Roble.

• Bryce Scott scored 23 points to lead Oak Ridge to a 52-37 Delta River League win over No. 14 Folsom.

• Christopher Smith tallied 22 points in No. 13 Center's 65-58 win over Placer.

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