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Scores and stats from Orange County games on Friday, Nov. 28.
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FRIDAY’S SCORES
BOYS BASKETBALL
RANCHO ALAMITOS TOURNAMENT
Diamond Ranch 59, El Toro 57
ET: Mendoza 20 pts. Hudson 15 pts. Casanova 9 pts. Vargas 8 pts.
Other Rancho Tournament scores
Kennedy 58, La Quinta 54
Calvary Chapel 39, Segerstrom 36
SAN GABRIEL FEAST TOURNAMENT
Flintridge 46, Estancia 44
HARVARD WESTLAKE SHOWCASE
Crean Lutheran 92, Cleveland (Reseda) 55
KEVIN BROWN MEMORIAL INVITATIONAL
At Washington, IL
Mater Dei 69, O’Fallon (IL)
NONLEAGUE
Northwood 79, Valencia 69
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CORONA DEL MAR TOURNAMENT
Rosary 49, Corona del Mar 27
Rosary: Duarte 18 pts, 6 rebs, 4 asts. White 18 pts. 9 rebs, 4 blks. Holmes 8 asts.
CDM: Kish 8 pts, Blumenkranz 7 pts.
Other CDM Tournament scores
Red Mountain (AZ) 48, Edison 41
EL TORO THANKSGIVING CLASSIC
San Juan Hills 69, Great Oak 24
LADYCAT CLASSIC AT HH/WILSON
Semifinals
Sonora 54, Colony 32
Son: Gavaldon 23 pts. Elizaldez 11 pts, 8 asts.
BOYS SOCCER
NONLEAGUE
Tustin 1, Lakeside 1
St. Margaret’s 2, Pacifica 0
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