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January 10, 2012

Justin Woody helps Folsom climb into The Bee boys Top 20

No. 14 Folsom moves into The Bee's top 20 for the first time this week after beating No. 15 Granite Bay 64-53 Tuesday and No. 16 Del Oro 57-53 on Saturday in nonleague games.

Sandwiched between those games was a 52-26 win over Monterey Trail.

Senior guard Justin Woody continues to be coach Mike Wall's go-to scorer. He had 23 points against Granite Bay and 17 against Del Oro.

Other key contributors for Wall, back after a one-year sabbatical, include senior co-captains Drew Whitney and Anthony Lee; junior forward Edwin Olympio and 6-7 junior post Tyler Hatten.

Folsom also becomes the fifth of six Delta River League teams in the Top 20. The Bulldogs join No. 1 Jesuit, No. 2 Sheldon, No. 3 Pleasant Grove and No. 12 Oak Ridge.

THE BEE'S TOP 20
BOYS BASKETBALL
PR - previous ranking
records through Monday
School W-L PR
1. Jesuit 13-3 (1)
2. Sheldon 11-3 (2)
3. Pleasant Grove 15-1 (3)
4. Sacramento 10-4 (4)
5. Antelope 15-1 (6)
6. Burbank 11-4 (5)
7. Foothill 12-3 (8)
8. Franklin 11-4 (7)
9. Bella Vista 14-3 (9)
10. Del Campo 13-3 (11)
11. Kennedy 11-4 (14)
12. Oak Ridge 9-6 (16)
13. Center 12-3 (12)
14. Folsom 10-7 (-)
15. Granite Bay 8-7 (10)
16. Del Oro 10-6 (13)
17. Capital Christian 11-4 (17)
18. Cordova 9-5 (18)
19. River Valley 12-3 (19)
20. Cosumnes Oaks 12-5 (15)
Dropped out - Lindhurst

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