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January 24, 2012

Plenty of showdown games among boys Top 20 teams

It's another big week of showdown matchups in area boys basketball, especially the ultra-competitive Delta River League.

No. 18 Roseville, which moves into The Bee's Top 20 for the first time after beating defending Sierra Foothill League co-champion Granite Bay 69-66 on Thursday, plays at No. 14 Del Oro tonight in a battle of league unbeatens. Both are 3-0 in the SFL.

On Wednesday, No. 2 Jesuit plays host to No. 3 Pleasant Grove and top-ranked Sheldon plays at No. 12 Oak Ridge in Delta River League games. Sheldon and Pleasant Grove are both 3-0 in league.

In other Wednesday games, No. 6 Foothill travels to No. 13 Center for a critical Pioneer Valley League contest; and No. 11 Kennedy plays at No. 8 Burbank in a Metro Conference matchup.

On Thursday, No. 19 Granite Bay plays host to Del Oro and on Friday, Sheldon plays host to Pleasant Grove and Jesuit is at No. 15 Folsom.

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

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