Prep Blog: No. 4 Florin girls defeat Hiram Johnson 105 to 2 tonight

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January 5, 2012

No. 4 Florin girls defeat Hiram Johnson 105 to 2 tonight

We're still gathering more details, but in one of the most lopsided high school basketball results we've seen, the No. 4 Florin girls defeated Hiram Johnson 105-2 tonight in a Metro Conference game at Florin.

Daijah Joe-Smith had 29 points and 10 steals and Dalayna Sampton added 23 points and 12 rebounds for the Panthers, who were was hammered 65-31 by top-ranked Sacramento on Tuesday in the Metro season opener, a game that ended with coaches from both teams barking at each other and security having to clear the gym.

In tonight's game, Florin (12-3) led 33-0 after a quarter and 69-0 at the half.

Dajah Harris scored Johnson's points with two free throws in the third quarter.

Hiram Johnson is listed as 0-4 on MaxPreps.com and with a roster of 12 players.

The Warriors lost 70-14 to Burbank in the Metro opener Tuesday. They also have losses of 73-3 to San Juan and 87-30 to Cosumnes Oaks listed on their MaxPreps schedule.

In one of the most famous girls high school basketball blowouts, future Olympic gold medalist and WNBA star Lisa Leslie scored 101 points in the first half of a 1990 game against South Torrance. That put her team ahead 102-24 at halftime.

South Torrance decided to forfeit rather than continue.

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