It had to end sometime.
No. 11 Del Oro's 63-game Sierra Foothill League girls basketball winning streak came to an end tonight with a 44-42 loss to unranked Nevada Union in Loomis.
It was Del Oro's first league loss since a 34-23 defeat to Placer on Jan. 9, 2006, so long ago that the Hillgals now play in a different league.
Sydney Porter led Nevada Union (11-10, 5-0) with 18 points. Brianna Ruiz had 22 for Del Oro (12-9, 4-1).
In other girls games involving Bee Top 20 teams:
• Chaya Durr scored 16 points, Briana Womack 15, Ayanna Edwards 14 and Zonyia Cormier eight in top-ranked Sacramento's 56-41 win over Florin in a Metro Conference game. The Dragons overcame their own hobbled point guard Jehiah Cook, who hurt her ankle in the first quarter.
• Dejza James had 21 points and Avonna Lee 17 as No. 2 Pleasant Grove defeated No. 9 Sheldon - a reversal of the boys results - in a Delta River League. Alyna Kanae led Sheldon with 18 points.
• Jordan Ligons had 20 points in No. 4 River City's 61-31 Sierra Valley Conference win over Cosumnes Oaks.
• Simone Sheppard had 19 points and Alexis Haffner 16 in No. 5 El Camino's 59-43 Capital Athletic League win over Rio Americano.
• MacKenzie Conarro had 14 points as No. 6 St. Francis beat Folsom 53-18 in a Delta River League game.
• Lydia Summers had 15 points and Shannon Garvella 13 as Rocklin upset No. 12 Woodcreek 51-35 in a Sierra Foothill League contest.
• Tyler Ellis had 24 points, Michelle Okorieke 20 and Ashley Hawkins 19 in No. 13 Antelope's 66-54 CAL win over Whitney.
• Ericka Magana and Riana Byrd each had 14 points in No. 14 Inderkum's 54-41 win over Natomas.
• Ashlee Jones had 22 points as No. 16 Bradshaw Christian defeated Highlands 41-37 in a Sierra Delta League contest.
• Despite Haleigh Filer's 30 points, Capital Christian fell to No. 19 West Campus 44-43 in a Golden Empire League game. Haley Shaner led West Campus with 14 points.
• No. 20 River Valley downed Yuba City 41-30 in a Tri-Country Conference game.
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