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December 6, 2012

Boys roundup: Saraba scores 34 in Del Campo's overtime win

Vasilije Saraba scored 34 points as Del Campo defeated Vista del Lago 77-76 in overtime of the Folsom-Vista Classic boys basketball tournament tonight.

In other games, Woodcreek defeated Center 66-44; Folsom downed El Dorado 74-59 and Rocklin beat American of Fremont 61-30.

In other boys highlights:

• D.J. Wilson scored 17 points and Tyler Jennings and Nifae Lealao 14 apiece as Capital Christian defeated Lincoln 74-55 in the opening round of the Del Oro Invitational in Loomis. Thirteen players scored in Del Oro's 86-38 win over Paradise; Bella Vista downed Whitney 65-48; and River City topped Oakmont 66-61 in over Del Oro tourney contests.

• Gabe Bealer's 21 points wasn't enough as Antelope fell 65-60 to Bullard of Fresno in the 59th annual Gridley Invitational.

• Clifford Lyles had 26 points and David Straughter 24 as Burbank defeated Cordova 85-79 in the McDonald's Classic in Stockton. Troy Owens had 29 points for Cordova. Grant's De'Sean Parsons had 19 points to lead the Pacers past host Edison 62-38 in the same tourney.

• Junior 6-foot-8 post Lucas Vojak had 14 points to lead Nevada Union to a 54-35 win over St. John's of New Zealand in the Nevada Union tournament.

• Brandon Graves scored 38 points, Manny Montano 23 and Brayden Bartoleme 22 as Marysville defeated Valley Christian 107-92.

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