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December 9, 2012

Girls roundup: Oak Ridge coasts to title in its own tournament

Ali Bettencourt had 14 points and Hayley Anderson added 12 as Oak Ridge walloped Pleasant Grove 75-31 in the championship game of the Trojan Shootout Saturday in El Dorado Hills.

Nevada Union beat El Camino 64-43 for third place; Lincoln of Stockton topped West Campus 49-43 for fifth; and El Dorado beat Winters 41-23 for seventh.

In other girls highlights:

• Chaya Durr had 14 points and Allie Green and Aliceah Hernandez 11 each as Sacramento topped Brookside Christian of Stockton 58-41 in the St. Hope Classic title game at Sac High. Inderkum beat Sheldon 47-40 for third place; St. Francis topped Benicia 67-30 for fifth place; and Cosumnes Oaks edged Rosemont 42-41 for seventh.

• In the Claude Brock Memorial Tournament at Center, Vanden defeated Grant 60-50 in the title game. Antelope topped Hughson 46-40 for third place; Capital Christian beat Will C. Wood 54-47 for fifth place; and Center topped Mira Loma 63-42 for seventh place.

• Mia Maglinte tallied 21 points and Stephanie Geyer added 18 as Del Oro downed Oakmont 77-44 in the final of the Oakmont Rotary Tournament in Roseville. Bella Vista beat Folsom 56-41 for third place.

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