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January 10, 2012

Girls Top 20: Top-ranked Sac High beats Johnson 71-3

Jehiah Cook had 16 points and Casey Williams 15 in top-ranked Sacramento's 71-3 Metro Conference girls basketball win over Hiram Johnson tonight.

It was a tough back-to-back for Hiram Johnson, which lost 105-2 to No. 5 Florin on Thursday.

In other girls games tonight involving Bee Top 20 teams:

• Avonna Lee had 17 points, Marissa Wimbley 15 and Dejza James 11 as No. 3 Pleasant Grove defeated No. 2 Oak Ridge 56-42 in a Delta River League game. Jenna Klein topped Oak Ridge with 16 points.

• Daijah Joe-Smith and Kynnidi Ricardo each had 16 points in Florin's 60-20 Metro Conference win over Burbank.

• Janae Hair tallied 17 points and Brianna Burgos added 16 as No. 7 Sheldown downed Folsom 67-42 in a Delta River League game.

• Najah Queenland and MacKenzie Conarro each scored 14 points in No. 9 St. Francis' 63-18 Delta River League win over Ponderosa.

• Lynette Johnson had 26 points as No. 10 Kennedy defeated No. 17 Valley 68-48 in a Metro Conference game. Shanetra Robinson had 27 points for Valley.

• Ishana Burch had 27 points as No. 13 Christian Brothers beat Dixon 64-52.

• Qiana Levy had 15 points and Summayyah Wiggins added 14 points in leading No. 15 Monterey Trail past Franklin in a Delta Valley Conference game.

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