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The Griffins' John Hughes
is headed to Minn.-Crookston
(East County Sports file photo)
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Hughes accepts scholarship
By Bill Dickens
© East County Sports.com
CROOKSTON, Minn. (8-14-13) Grossmont Colleges
JOHN HUGHES has signed a National Letter of Intent with
the University of Minnesota-Crookston basketball team.
The 6-foot-2, 215-pound Tualatin, Ore., native averaged
7 ppg and 5.1 rpg and shot 34.5 percent from the 3-point
line for the Griffins last season.
Hughes worked as a firefighter in Oregon prior to coming
back to college at Grossmont. He was selected to the
Vice President's list both terms academically at Grossmont.
Hughes will enter UMC as a sophomore eligibility wise.
John was a great leader on and off the court,
said Griffins basketball coach DOUG WEBER. He
was voted a team captain by his teammates, which is
unusual for a first year player but well deserved. He
earned a spot in the starting five and never relinquished
it. As a starter he had to play out of position on offense
and defense and never complained but relished the challenge.
He led our team in charges taken and loose balls dived
for.
John had over a 3.5 gpa both semesters and was
a great teammate and ultimate competitor, Weber
added. His leadership and basketball skills and
IQ will be sorely missed.
Crookston finished 4-23 a year ago.
"John is a very hard-working and physical player
who is going to be a welcome addition to our program,"
said Golden Eagles head coach Jeff Oseth. "John
is someone who is going to bring a lot of maturity to
an otherwise youthful roster."
Hughes, who also played outside hitter for the Griffins
mens volleyball team, plans to major in business
management at UMC.
All-PCAC
Team
Selectd by conference coaches
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Co-Player of the Year
Joe Vaz, Palomar
Dejuan Ervin, Palomar
Coach of the Year
John ONeill, Palomar
First Team
Joe Vaz, Palomar
Dejuan Ervin, Palomar
Otis Barrow, San Diego Mesa
Baptiste Bouchare, MiraCosta
Declan Daly, MiraCosta
LeSean Galbreath, Miramar
Tyson Kygar, Grossmont
Martin Meza, Grossmont
Second Team
Jamil Brooks, San Diego Mesa
Bryce Lenhart, MiraCosta
Dominique Moreno, MiraCosta
Robert Romero, Grossmont
Nate Coleman, Palomar
Anthony Poindexter, San Diego City
Dominique Miller, Southwestern
Geric Leath, Imperial Valley
Honorable
Mention
Palomar Aaron Roedl, Calvin Smith
MiraCosta Lawrence Chamberlain
Miramar Alberto Ganis
Imperial Valley Miles Hamilton
Cuyamaca Harry Brazelton
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Griffins trio named All-PCAC
By Bill Dickens
© East County Sports.com
EL CAJON (2-25-13) Three Grossmont College basketball
players were named to the All-Pacific Coast Athletic
Conference team, including a pair of first teamers.
Freshmen guards TYSON KYGAR (El Capitan) and MARTIN
MEZA (Eastlake) were selected to the eight-man first
team, while freshman forward ROBERT ROMERO, a 6-foot-5
freshman from Cathedral City, was named to the second
team.
Kygar led the Griffins in scoring with 15.5 point per
game, free throw percent (78.6), 3-point percent (38.1)
and steals (40) for the year. He was the only player
in the conference that made more than 60 percent of
his three-pointers and more than 85 free throws. He
was also 2nd on the team in assists
Meza averaged a team-leading 5 assists per game and
had an assist-to-turnover ratio of 3-1. He grabbed 5
rpg (most offensive rebounds on team) and scored 7 ppg
while shooting 58 percent from the field.
Romero was the Griffins 2nd leading scorer at 13.3
ppg and leading rebounder at 5.6. He scored inside and
out, shooting 49 percent from the field and hitting
37.7 percent from the 3-point line.
We are incredibly proud of our whole team and
the hard work they put into the season, said Griffins
coach DOUG WEBER. After the rough start we could
have folded but they became a closer group, they trusted
each other more and put aside individual interests and
focused each day about becoming better as a team.
Interestingly enough, as that happened we started
winning and the individual honors/recognition (players
of the week) started coming, Weber added. The
all-conference awards these three earned are well deserved
but take place because we have a really good team of
ten players that push and encourage each other daily
in practice and games.
Griffins' title dream ends one victory short
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SAN DIEGO (2-23-13) Grossmont Colleges
shot at winning a Pacific Coast Athletic Conference
championship came up short as the visiting Griffins
dropped their season finale, 66-56, Friday (Feb. 22)
night at Miramar College.
The setback left the Griffins (11-13 overall, 9-3 PCAC)
with a third-place finish in the nine-team conference,
one game behind co-champions Palomar (20-9, 10-2) and
MiraCosta (19-9, 10-2).
No other information was reported.
PCAC honors East County's best
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SAN MARCOS (2-18-13) The Pacific Coast
Athletic Conference has honored San Diego City
College baseball player Mark Vasquez as Male Athlete
of the Week for period ending Sunday (Feb. 17).
Vasquez, a 6-foot-4, 205-pound sophomore right-handed
pitcher from Grossmont High who played for the
Knights in 2011 and red-shirted last season, threw
a complete-game four-hit shutout as City defeated
Arizona Western 4-0 to gain a doubleheader split.
He pitched the Knights to their first victory
of the season as he struck out 8 in a 7-inning
game.
Among the honorable mention were two Grossmont
College athletes, basketball player ROBERT ROMERO
and baseball player KENDALL LINDLEY.
Romero, a 6-foot-5 freshman forward from Palm
Desert High, scored 20 points and grabbed six
rebounds as the PCAC co-leading Griffns downed
San Diego City 61-58. He came back with 15 points
and five rebounds in a 62-48 win vs. Southwestern.
Lindley, a freshman left-handed pitcher from
Francis Parker High, scattered eight hits over
eight innings, striking out six, to advance Grossmont
(6-3 overall) past East Los Angeles, 6-2.
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Griffins' magic number to one
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EL CAJON (2-16-13) Thirteen was the lucky number
for the Grossmont College Griffins in Fridays
(Feb. 15) Pacific Coast Athletic Conference 62-48 victory
over visiting Southwestern College.
By winning, the Griffins (9-2, 11-12 PCAC) remain tied
with Palomar (9-2, 19-9 PCAC) for the conference lead
with one game remaining for each squad. However, MiraCosta
(7-2,16-9 PCAC) which hosts San Diego Mesa on Saturday
(Feb. 16) has three games remaining. So the Spartans
cant be counted out of the race just yet.
Palomar closes the campaign against last-place Cuyamaca
on Wednesday (Feb.20), and Grossmont concludes regular
season play on Friday (Feb. 22) at Miramar at 7 p.m.
Free throwing has not been a Grossmont strength most
of the season but the Griffins were a perfect 13-for-13
from the charity stripe against the Jaguars (2-8, 8-17
PCAC).
Freshman TYSON KYGAR was 10-for-10 from the foul line
on his way to a 23 point finish. He also nailed 3 of
7 from beyond the arc, all in the second half. He also
snared 7 rebounds.
For Kygar to be a young freshman just out of
high school, his knowledge and maturity in the game
is unbelievable, said Griffins assistant coach
JOHN CLARK. We have given him the green light
all year.
MARTIN MEZA finished with 10 points, 5 assists and
4 rebounds.
Our whole season changed when Meza returned from
an injury in the first game, noted Clark . Hes
our floor general. He had another solid game.
ROBERT ROMERO chipped in with 15 points and 5 boards.
He also had a pair of 3s in the second half.
Freshman MARK OGDEN came up with another strong effort
off the bench to score 5 points and grab 6 rebounds.
Hes just getting better and better,
said Clark.
Griffins' Hughes extinguishes City
By Bill Dickens
© East County Sports.com
SAN DIEGO (2-14-13) Sophomore forward JOHN HUGHES
of Grossmont College used to be a firefighter in Oregon.
He performed that task for three years after his high
school basketball career at Tualatin High School and
a year at the University of Oregon.
Those were crazy days. We worked 14-15 hours
a day and got only two days off every two weeks,
said Hughes, now 27. Im not gonna kid you,
it was tough work, but I loved the passion.
His fervor has carried over to the basketball court
this season. The 6-foot-5, 210 pound Hughes scored 15
points and grabbed 6 rebounds to help the Griffins knock
off San Diego City College, 61-58, Wednesday (Feb. 13)
to maintain their share of the Pacific Coast Athletic
Conference lead with Palomar at 8-2.
The Griffins (10-12 overall) and Comets (18-9) have
two games left while idle MiraCosta (16-9, 7-2 PCAC),
which trails the co-leaders by just a half game, has
three contests remaining in the regular season.
This has been a crazy ride, said Hughes,
a business management major. We came out and won
only three of our first 12 games. (Assistant coach)
JOHN CLARK pointed out that when he played at Grossmont
in 1996, they had a similar start, and went on to win
the conference.
That energized me, Hughes continued. As
the oldest guy on the team I try to tell our team to
believe in themselves. And so far they have. I dont
try to be the boss or act like their father Im
more like a big brother.
ROBERT ROMERO paced the Griffins with 20 points and
6 rebounds in the latest victory over the Knights (14-14,
4-6 PCAC).
Sophomore point guard MARTIN MEZA, who missed the majority
of the preseason due to injury, is coming on strong
now which is why the Griffins are basking at the top.
Meza scored 9 points, dished 10 assists and held San
Diego City s top scorer, Devyn Iglehart, to 5
points.
Meza is one of those underrated guys that excel
at the right spot at the right time, said Hughes
of his teammate. Hes our floor general
one of those guys you want on your team and hes
made a major difference in our run for the conference
title.
Grossmont closes the season with a home game on Friday
(Feb. 15) against Southwestern at 5 p.m., and a road
game at Miramar on Friday (Feb. 22) at 7 p.m.
I thought Id never play basketball again
after high school, concluded Hughes, who moved
to San Diego where the majority of his family resides.
But its been a great experience and I couldnt
ask for anything better.
Perhaps a PCAC championship would suffice.
The difference is the 'Z'
Meza honored for beating Mesa
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SAN MARCOS (2-12-13) Grossmont College basketball
player MARTIN MEZA and MiraCosta College basketball
player Lawrence Chamberlain are the Pacific Coast Athletic
Conference Male Athletes of the Week for the period
ending Sunday (Feb. 10).
Meza, a 6-foot-0 freshman guard from Eastlake High,
played a key role on Friday (Feb. 8) as the Griffins
downed San Diego Mesa, 69-66, to move back into the
tie for first place with MiraCosta and Palomar.
Meza went 6-for-10 shooting in the game (after going
5-for-8 in a 71-69 loss to Palomar on Wednesday). He
played outstanding defense vs. Palomar's high-scoring
point guard Dejuan Ervin on Wednesday and Mesas
two guards, grabbed 11 rebounds from his point guard
position in the two games, and had no turnovers against
Mesa.
Meza has sparked the Griffins since returning from
an early-season injury.
Griffins re-gain share of PCAC lead
Grossmont rallies past San Diego Mesa;
MiraCosta goes 2-OTs to top Palomar
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EL CAJON (2-9-13) Its not all about which
player has the most points in the boxscore. Grossmont
College proved that in Fridays (Feb. 8) Pacific
Coast Athletic Conference 69-66 victory over visiting
San Diego Mesa.
I gotta give a lot of credit to MALEN BLACKMON
and MARK OGDEN for their defensive play, doing things
that arent reflected prominently in the stat books,
said Grossmont assistant coach JOHN CLARK.
Grossmont overcame a 9 point deficit to rebound from
Wednesdays loss to Palomar in San Marcos. By winning
the Griffins (9-12) created a 3-way tie for the PCAC
lead with MiraCosta and Palomar at 7-2. MiraCosta stunned
the Comets 77-76 in double overtime to help bring about
the deadlock. Each team has three games remaining in
the regular season.
Point guard MARTIN MEZA might be the most valuable
player for the Griffins. Not only is he a hard-nosed
defender, he also scored 15 points, grabbed 7 rebounds
and dished 5 assists against the Olympians (11-13, 4-5
PCAC).
TYSON KYGAR and ROBERT ROMERO pitched in 14 points
apiece for Grossmont. Ogden added 7 points and 9 rebounds.
Grossmont will travel to San Diego City College on
Wednesday (Feb. 13) for a 5 p.m. game against the Knights.
They will then host Southwestern on Friday (Feb. 15)
and close the campaign at Miramar on Friday (Feb. 22).
Griffins drop heart-breaker in showdown
Palomar snaps late tie on foul shots with 3.9
seconds remaining
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SAN MARCOS (2-7-13) On a night when 6-foot-5
JOHN HUGHES and 6-foot-7 MARK OGDEN both fouled out
yet no one fouled out for host Palomar College, Grossmont
College took a bigger Palomar team down to the wire
on Wednesday (Feb. 6) in the teams battle for
the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference lead.
The Comets, led by 7-foot-1, 285-pound center (Joe
Vaz) who is battling for the state lead in both rebounds
and blocks, finally turned back the Griffins, 71-69.
Calvin Smith, fouled on a 3-point attempt from deep
in the right corner with 3.9 seconds to play at The
Dome, dropped in the second and third of his three free
throw attempts.
Calling an immediate timeout and then rushing the ball
down the court, Grossmont got off a last-gasp attempt
driving the ball to the basket but missed the shot as
time expired.
The two teams were tied for the conference lead, both
with six-game winning streaks, entering their only meeting
of the season in the PCACs unbalanced schedule.
The conference, which since it began play back in the
1982-83 season, has always played a double round-robin
schedule, but went to the current format in order to
give teams an opportunity to play an additional tournament
in late December to possibly earn more power points
for post-season play. The bottom line is that the Griffins
have found themselves playing four teams, including
East County rival Cuyamaca and Palomar, only once.
If the Griffins and Comets were to eventually tie for
the championship, Palomar would have the tie-breaker.
If Grossmont would have pulled out Wednesday game, the
Griffs would own the tie-breaker in the event of a two-way
tie between the two teams.
The Comets (17-8 on the season, 7-1 in the PCAC and
ranked No. 14 in the state), overcame a 23-point performance
by the Griffs TYSON KYGAR, who was the leading
scorer on the floor, to move in to undisputed first-place
by one game over Grossmont and MiraCosta, an 83-59 Wednesday
win over Imperial Valley on Wednesday.
Palomar will visit MiraCosta on Friday (Feb. 8) and
the Griffins (6-2 in conference) are now put in a position
in which they have to root for the Spartans to pull
off an upset. If that happens and Grossmont beats San
Diego Mesa at home on Friday at 5 p.m., the Griffins
will be back in a tie for first place.
Kygar went 13-for-16 from the free throw line on the
way to his 23 points. He also contributed four field
goals, including a pair of 3-pointers. He tallied nine
of his points in the first half, after which the Griffins
trailed 33-30.
Grossmont also received double-figure scoring efforts
from TREVON ASH (11 points, 6 reb) and MARTIN MEZA (10
points, 5 assists). Hughes pulled down nine rebounds
before fouling out with 41.6 seconds to play. Ash and
Ogden, who fouled out with 1:19 remaining, each had
six rebounds.
Meza did a great job on (Dejuan) Ervin, holding
probably the best guard in the conference to 7 points,
said Grossmont assistant coach JOHN CLARK. I think
Ervin averages like 19 points.
Grossmont came back from the three-point halftime deficit
to go ahead and the teams traded the lead back and forth
until the end. The Griffs and Comets were tied 69-69
when Smith was fouled and went to the line.
Meza had tied the game at 69 on a bucket with 30 seconds
left.
Vaz and Nate Coleman each had 16 points and 10 rebounds
for Palomar.
First-place Griffins escape from The Valley
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IMPERIAL (2-2-13) Grossmont College assistant
coach JOHN CLARK likes to think of it as déjà
vu. The Griffins won their sixth straight Pacific
Coast Athletic Conference game on Friday (Feb. 2), knocking
off host Imperial Valley, 62-51, at DePaoli Sports Complex.
The triumph allowed Grossmont to maintain a share of
the circuit lead with Palomar.
Palomar (16-8, 6-1 PCAC) smashed Southwestern, 76-51,
matching Grossmont with its sixth conference win to
set up next Wednesdays (Feb. 6) showdown with
the Griffins in San Marcos at The
Dome at 5 p.m.
Its like a mirror image of when I played (at
Grossmont), Clark added. We started out 3-9
and then went on to win the conference in 2002 with a
12-game win streak. Im starting to get that feeling
again.
TYSON KYGAR scored 20 points to lead the Griffins (8-11
overall) in the desert.
ROBERT ROMERO added 19 points for Grossmont, which
also got 10 from TREVON ASH.
Meanwhile, the Arabs had 20 turnovers as opposed to
the Griffins four.
It was nice to win this game, said Griffins
head coach DOUG WEBER. We are so young we only
have one kid that played for us last year. Our guys
have gotten a little bit closer, starting to believe
in themselves.
According to Weber, Palomar has a 7-foot-1 (285
pound) post (Joe Vaz) and a point guard (Dejuan Ervin)
who could be the best in the league.
Griffins grab first-place showdown from MiraCosta
3-way tie for PCAC lead down to two with Palomar
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EL CAJON (1-31-13) Grossmont College freshman
guard TYSON KYGAR connected on 5 of 9 shots from long
distance for a team best 21 points Wednesday (Jan. 30)
as the Griffins defeated visiting MiraCosta College
in a meeting of Pacific Coast Athletic Conference first-place
teams.
The Griffins (7-11, 5-1 PCAC) came from behind to whip
the Spartans 83-75, leaving Grossmont in a first place
tie with Palomar (15-8, 5-1 PCAC).
One of the key ingredients for the Griffins, who trailed
MiraCosta 37-32 at halftime, was the ball handling of
point guard of MARTIN MEZA.
All the things he does for us dont show
up in the statistics, said Griffins assistant
coach JOHN CLARK. Hes a solid floor leader.
Grossmont turned the ball over only six times and connected
on 23 of 29 free throw attempts.
Our guys fought for every single possession,
said Clark .
ROBERT ROMERO added 19 points, half of them coming
on a trio of 3-pointers, and 7 rebounds.
Steele Canyon product MARK OGDEN continues to make
a major impact in the Grossmont arsenal with 13 points
and 6 rebounds.
TREVON ASH pitched in with 10 points.
Next up for the Griffins is a trip to the Imperial
Valley when they take on the Arabs Friday (Feb. 1) at
5 p.m. They must not look past that game because looming
on the horizon is Palomar, Wednesday (Feb. 6) in San
Marcos, 5 p.m.
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Grossmont College's Tyson
Kygar (20)
produced most of his 15 points in the
second half, stretching the Griffins'
lead from 2 to 14 points in topping
Cuyamaca in Friday's PCAC contest.
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The
Battle For East County
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Grossmont vs. Cuyamaca
PCAC Men's Basketball
(Grossmont leads series, 17-12)
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Season |
Round One |
Round Two |
1998-99 |
Gros 87-78 |
Gros 83-66 |
1999-00 |
Gros 74-61 |
Cuya 75-72 |
2000-01 |
Gros 92-80 |
Gros 66-57 |
2001-02 |
Gros 95-85 |
Gros 87-62 |
2002-03 |
*Cuya 91-67 |
*Cuya 77-72 |
2003-04 |
Cuya 54-51 |
Cuya 80-65 |
2004-05 |
Cuya 62-59 |
+Gros 83-79 |
2005-06 |
Cuya 67-58 |
Cuya 73-65 |
2006-07 |
Cuya 74-61 |
+Gros 66-63 |
2007-08 |
Cuya 81-69 |
Gros 88-80 |
2008-09 |
Gros 67-52 |
Gros 66-55 |
2009-10 |
Cuya 66-59 |
Cuya 52-49 |
2010-11 |
Cuya 76-69 |
Gros 73-68 |
2011-12 |
Gros 63-56 |
Gros 64-61 |
2012-13 |
Gros 69-61 |
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Second-half shooting lifts
Grossmont over Cuyamaca
Griffins remain in three-way deadlock
for leadership in Pacific Coast A.C.
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EL CAJON (1-26-13) Grossmont College maintained
its share of the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference lead
Friday (Jan. 25) by knocking off visiting district rival
Cuyamaca, 69-61.
The victory raised the Griffins record to 6-11 overall
and left them tied with Palomar and MiraCosta at 4-1
in the PCAC race.
Grossmont hosts MiraCosta on Wednesday (Jan. 30) at
7 p.m.
In their only scheduled bout with the Coyotes (7-13,
1-4 PCAC) this season, the Griffins staggered to a 26-24
halftime lead.
It was a really sluggish game, said Grossmont
assistant coach JOHN CLARK. We picked up the pace
a little bit in the second half and led by as many as
14 points.
No thanks to the Griffins 19 of 31 free throw
shooting.
ROBERT ROMERO paced the Griffins with 19 points and
9 rebounds. TYSON KYGAR hit 3 of 7 from long distance
to finish with 15 points. TREVON ASH chipped in with
13 points, and MARK OGDEN notched 12 points and 7 rebounds
for the winners.
Grossmont High graduate MIKE WNEK paced Cuyamaca with
17 points and Mount Miguel product HARRY BRAZELTON,
who was smothered by Grossmonts MARTIN MEZA, scored
10 of his 13 points in the final minutes.
The Griffins have now captured four straight ballgames
in head-to-head meetings, taking a 17-12 all-time advantage
over the Coyotes in the 15-year series.
The
fruits of first place
Griffins earn Athlete of the week citations
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SAN MARCOS (1-23-13) Grossmont College guard
TYSON KYGAR, a former stadout at El Capitan High,
has been named the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference
male athlete of the week for the period ending Sunday
(Jan. 20). He shared the award with Declan Daly
of MiraCosta.
The shooting by Kygar helped lift the Griffins into
first place in the PCAC.
The freshman poured in 17 points on 5-for-9 shooting
from beyond the arc, leading to an 80-65 win over
MiraCosta. Kygar then added 20 points in a road
victory at Southwestern, allowing Grossmont to leap
past the first-place Jaguars to grab sole possesion
of the conference lead.
ROBERT ROMERO, Kygar's Grossmont teammate, added
28 points against SWC, gaining PCAC honorable mention
laurels. The freshman forward connected on 12 of
17 shots from the floor, and gauled in seven rebounds.
Also gaining honorable wention was former El Cajon
Valley swingman DOMINQUE MILLER of Southwestern.
He posted 18 points, eight boards and four assists
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Griffins shock Southwestern,
leap from worst to first place
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CHULA VISTA (1-19-13) Despite a rocky preseason,
the Grossmont College Griffins have dribbled their way
into the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference lead.
Bolstered by a late comeback where the Griffins erased
a 9-point deficit in the final three minutes Friday
night (Jan. 18), Grossmont (5-11, 3-1 PCAC) stunned
host Southwestern, 62-58.
TYSON KYGAR nailed a 3-pointer-and-one to launch the
beginning of the Grossmont resurgence.
That was the big momentum switch, said
Grossmont assistant coach JOHN CLARK. It really
turned things our way. We were down the whole game and
Kygars shot turned it around.
ROBERT ROMERO, who finished with a game high 23 points,
took over from there. He scored 6 of Grossmonts
final 7 points, ignited by a steal and layup.
Kygar finished with 20 points, which included hitting
4 of 5 from long distance.
Grossmont draws a bye on Wednesday (Jan. 23) and hosts
Cuyamaca on Friday (Jan. 25) at 5 p.m.
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Grossmont College's Trevon Ash
drains a mid-range jump shot to
help the Griffins down Miramar.
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Griffins ground Miramar, 80-65,
next meet Southwestern for first
By Bill Dickens
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EL CAJON (1-17-13) ROBERT ROMERO landed 12 of
17 shots from the field on his way to a game-high 28
points as Grossmont out-maneuvered the Miramar Jets
Wednesday (Jan. 16) to move into a three-way tie for
second place in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference.
Six-foot-5 freshman Romero, a product of Palm Desert
High in Cathedral City, also grabbed 7 rebounds.
TYSON KYGAR of El Capitan popped in 17 points, the
majority coming on 5-for-9 three-point shooting.
MARTIN MEZA of Eastlake scored only 7 points but dished
12 assists and grabbed 6 rebounds for the Griffins (4-11,
2-1 PCAC).
TREVON ASH and Steele Canyon product MARK OGDEN scored
9 points apiece with Ogden also collecting 5 rebounds
off the bench.
This was our best win of the year, said
Griffins assistant coach JOHN CLARK.
Grossmont enjoyed one of its best shooting nights of
the campaign, hitting 33 of 67 attempts for a 49.3 average.
Even bigger than that though was the fact that the Griffins
turned the ball over only five times all night.
We defended it real well, Clark said. We
were up by 19 points at one time.
The Griffins, who led 38-29 at halftime, are tied with
San Diego City and San Diego Mesa, one-half game behind
front-running Southwestern (8-9, 2-0 PCAC).
Grossmont will have a shot at taking over the conference
lead Friday night (Jan. 18) when the Griffins visit
Southwestern at 5 p.m.
Griffins topple Mesa, move within one game of PCAC
lead
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KEARNY MESA (1-12-13) Freshman TYSON KYGAR out
of El Capitan High School drilled in a career-high 27
points Friday night (Jan. 11) to lead visiting Grossmont
College to a come-from-behind 80-73 victory over San
Diego Mesa in a Pacific Coast Athletic Conference contest.
Kygar totals included three 3-pointers in the second
half.
Kygar came through with some huge 3-pointers
down the stretch, said Griffins assistant coach
JOHN CLARK. He decided the game for us.
JOHN HUGHES added 16 points and TREVON ASH contributed
12 for Grossmont (3-11), which balanced its conference
record at 1-1.
We fought the full 40 minutes just like we did
in the first game against San Diego City , Clark
said. In the games weve lost this year,
too many times weve had 5 to 7 minute letdowns.
You cant let that happen at this level. We didnt
do that in this game.
Next up for the Griffins is a PCAC home game against
the Miramar Jets on Wednesday (Jan. 16) at 7 p.m.
Down 15 late, Griffins rally falls just short
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EL CAJON (1-10-13) Grossmont College rallied
from a 15-point, second-half deficit and trailed by
one with 15 seconds remaining in Wednesdays (Jan.
9) Pacific Coast Athletic Conference opener against
visiting San Diego City College.
TREVON ASH drained a three-pointer to cut the defending
PCAC Knights advantage to 70-69. But SDCC countered
with a pair of free throws to seal a 72-69 victory.
Grossmont fell to 2-11 overall.
ROBERT ROMERO paced the Griffins with 16 points and
9 rebounds. TYSON KYGAR nailed 15 points 14 in
the second half. Guard MARTIN MEZA chipped in with 10
points, six rebounds and five assists.
Grossmont resumes Pacific Coast Athletic Conference
activity Friday (Jan. 11) at San Diego Mesa at 7 p.m.
The Olympians opened PCAC play by thrashing host Cuyamaca,
93-53.
Former Matadors standout gains PCAC honors
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SAN MARCOS (12-31-12) Mount Miguel High product
HARRY BRAZELTON has been named the Pacific Coast Athletic
Conference Mens Athlete of the Week for the period
ending Sunday (Dec. 30).
Brazelton, a 6-foot, 2-inch sophomore point guard,
scored 61 points in three games at the 5th Annual Imperial
Valley College Holiday Classic. That performance landed
Brazelton on the all-tournament team.
Brazelton scored 17 points and had three assists in
a 72-50 loss to Barstow in the first round of the tournament.
He came back the following day with 21 points, eight
rebounds and six assists as Cuyamaca College downed
Glendale (Ariz.), 93-83 in overtime, in the consolation
semifinals.
In the consolation championship game, Brazelton tallied
23 points to help knock off Pasadena, 76-69.
Among the honorable mention honors for the week were
awarded to Coyotes teammate KEKO MOORE (Hoover).
West Hills eliminates Griffins from Mesa event
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KEARNY MESA (12-30-12) Despite 17 points apiece
from TREVON ASH and ROBERT ROMERO, Grossmont College
was ousted from the San Diego Mesa College Holiday Inn-Mission
Valley Tournament via a 71-58 loss to West Hills of
Coalinga in Saturdays (Dec. 29) consolation play.
West Hills led 38-32 at halftime and the Griffins (2-10)
never got closer than five points thereafter.
Grossmont opens Pacific Coast Athletic Conference action
hosting San Diego City on Wednesday (Jan. 9) at 5 p.m.
Vaqueros nip Grossmont in photo finish
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KEARNY MESA (12-29-12) Grossmont College overcame
a 13-point halftime deficit to catch Glendale College
in Friday nights (Dec. 28) opening round of the
San Diego Mesa College Holiday InnMission Valley
Tournament. But the Vaqueros never relinquished the
lead as they edged the Griffins 73-71.
TYSON KYGAR netted three consecutive three-pointers
to help the Griffins (2-9) tie the game 66-66 with 5:12
remaining.
MARTIN MEZA and ROBERT ROMERO paced the Griffins with
15 points apiece. Kygar totaled 14, while JOHN HUGHES
chipped in with 11 points and 10 rebounds.
Grossmont will face West Hills of Coalinga in Saturdays
(Dec. 29) consolation round at Mesa at 2:30 p.m.
Griffins meet Vaqueros in Mesa opener
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KEARNY MESA (12-28-12) Grossmont College will
return to the court Friday night (Dec. 28) in the opening
round of the San Diego Mesa College Holiday InnMission
Valley Tournament, taking on Glendale College at 6:30
p.m. in the Olympians' gym.
The Griffins (2-8), who have been idle for 10 days,
have won two of their last three games.
Others competing in the Mesa tourney include Santa
Ana , West Hills, Victor Valley , Cypress , East Los
Angeles and host Mesa . First round games are scheduled
at 12:30, 2:30, 4:30 and 6:30 p.m.
Griffins get filleted by Tartars
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COMPTON (12-20-12) Grossmont College fumbled
away a 10-point halftime lead on Wednesday (Dec. 19)
as the visiting Griffins tumbled to El Camino-Compton
Center, 84-79.
Grossmont (2-8) built a 43-33 halftime lead, but stumbled
out of the gate to begin the second half and gradually
fell behind, snapping a 2-game winning streak
I dont know what it is about the start
of the second half but weve had trouble all year
with that part of the game, said Griffins assistant
coach JOHN CLARK. If we would have played the
whole game like we did in the first half tonight we
would have come away with a victory.
Grossmont used a balanced attack where five Griffins
reached double scoring digits led by TYSON KYGARs
17 points. The majority of the freshman guards
points came on 4 three-pointers.
JOHN HUGHES led the Griffins supporting cast
with 14 points and 11 rebounds, while MARK OGDEN pitched
in a dozen points. DANIEL WIGINTON and TREVON ASH collected
10 points apiece in the losing effort.
Actually were playing much better, clicking
at the right time, said Clark .
Next up for the Griffins is the Mesa Tournament on
Friday (December 28).
Griffins capture Santa Monica Classic
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SANTA MONICA (12-9-12) Grossmont College seems
to be building momentum. Well, at least the Griffins
won their second straight game in Saturdays (Dec.
8) final day of the Santa Monica Classic as they whipped
the host Santa Monica Corsairs, 87-73.
ROBERT ROMERO set the pace for Grossmont (2-7) with
27 points and 11 rebounds. The 6-foot-5 product of Cathedral
City s Palm Desert High, was 4-for-4 from beyond
the arc and netted 10 of 13 free throws.
TYSON KYGAR tossed in 19 points, including a trio of
treys, while TREVON ASH knocked down 16 points and gobbled
up 7 rebounds.
Grossmont led by as much as 23 points.
We were getting stops and then converting at
the other end, Grossmont assistant coach JOHN
CLARK said. We havent been doing that much
this year. It was good to see.
The Griffins made 9 of 18 three-point shots.
Griffins finally get into the win column
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SANTA MONICA (12-8-12) Grossmont College finally
crashed into the win column Friday (Dec. 7) by knocking
off Los Angeles Harbor, 52-48, in the first round of
the two-day Santa Monica City College Classic.
The win snapped a season-long, 7-game losing streak
for Grossmont, which faces host Santa Monica Saturday
(Dec. 8) at 1 p.m.
We finally got the monkey off our back,
said Grossmont College assistant coach JOHN CLARK.
TREVON ASH turned in a double-double of 12 points and
11 rebounds to pace the Griffins.
ROBERT ROMERO added 16 points, including 5 of 9 shooting.
He also yanked down seven rebounds.
Grossmont took the lead for keeps 50-48 when MARTIN
MEZA sank both ends of a 1-and-1. The Griffins were
13 of 17 from the charity stripe.
Romero double-double isn't enough
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EL CAJON (12-2-12) ROBERT ROMERO rolled off a
double-double of 17 points and 10 rebounds in Saturdays
(Dec. 1) consolation round of the 41st annual Grossmont
College Tournament.
TYSON KYGAR chalked up 15 points, including three treys,
and SABET ABIEL added 13 points, four rebounds and four
assists for the Griffins, who were eliminated from their
own tournament by College of the Desert, 80-65.
TREVON ASH also reached double scoring digits with
12 points. He nailed a pair of three-balls and collected
five rebounds for Grossmont, which begins play in the
Santa Monica Classic against the host team on Friday
(Dec. 7) at 7 p.m. The tourney concludes on Saturday
(Dec. 8) when the Griffins face Los Angeles Harbor College
at Santa Monica at 3 p.m.
Griffins fall to Falcons
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EL CAJON (11-30-12) Scoring woes continued to
dog the Grossmont College mens basketball team
in Fridays (Nov. 30) opening round game of the
41st annual Grossmont College Basketball Tournament
against Cerritos.
After building a 33-28 halftime lead, the Griffins
offense stalled and Cerritos cruised to a 70-50 victory.
It was Grossmonts sixth loss in as many starts.
TYSON KYGAR and SABET ABIEL shared high point honors
for Grossmont with 10 apiece. TREVON ASH chipped in
with nine markers.
Grossmont will host College of the Desert Saturday
(Dec. 1) in a tournament elimination game at 4 p.m.
Annual tournament serves at Griffins' home opener
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EL CAJON (11-30-12) Grossmont College will host
the 41st annual Grossmont College Basketball Tournament,
running Friday through Sunday (Nov. 30-Dec. 2.).
The Griffins, seeking their first win after five losses
on the road, open against Cerritos on Friday (Nov. 30)
at 6 p.m. This will mark Grossmonts home opener.
In other games in the eight-team, three-day event,
Southwestern faces Cypress at 2 p.m., Imperial Valley
tackles Los Angeles Southwest at 4 p.m., and College
of the Desert meets Cuesta of San Luis Obispo in the
evening finale at 8 p.m.
The semifinals will be played on Saturday (Dec. 1)
beginning at 2 p.m. The championship contest will be
held at 5 p.m. on Sunday (Dec. 2).
Good Knight, for now
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SAN DIEGO (11-18-12) Grossmont College gets two
weeks to prepare for its next round of competition after
being eliminated from the San Diego City College Tournament
Saturday (Nov. 17) by Citrus, 92-62.
Playing five consecutive state powers has left the
Griffins with an 0-5 record. Grossmont is permitting
86.6 points per game, while averaging 65.4 markers per
outing.
TREVON ASH paced Grossmont with 17 points, including
7-for-7 from the free throw line. TYSON KYGAR chipped
in with 16 points, including 4-for-10 from beyond the
arc.
Next up is the 41st annual Grossmont College Basketball
Tournament (Nov. 30-Dec. 2.). The Griffins open the
tourney against Cerritos on Friday (Nov. 30) at 6 p.m.
This will mark Grossmonts home opener.
Griffins fall to Giant obstacle
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SAN DIEGO (11-17-12) The non-conference schedule
isnt getting any easier for the Grossmont College
Griffins. They suffered their fourth loss in as many
starts Friday (Nov. 16) in the first round of the annual
San Diego City College Tournament, falling to College
of the Sequoias, 80-58.
Weve played four very good teams, and this
one was the best, said Grossmont assistant coach
JOHN CLARK.
The Giants out of Visalia displayed numbers to prove
their power, hitting 55 percent from the field and claiming
a 41-18 rebounding edge over the Griffins.
Freshman sharp-shooter TYSON KYGAR led Grossmont with
19 points, hitting 4 of 8 from long distance.
The Griffins take on Citrus Saturday (Nov. 17) in the
second round of the SDCC Tournament at 3 p.m,
Griffins run out of gas at ELCO
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TORRANCE (11-15-12) A sluggish second half in
Wednesdays (Nov. 14) non-conference game at El
Camino led to an 85-68 lopsided loss for the Grossmont
College Griffins against the host Warriors.
It was the third straight loss for Grossmont (0-3),
which trailed only 40-36 at halftime.
ROBERT FARR paced Grossmont with 17 points, hitting
7 of 11 shots including a pair of threes. TREVON ASH
cashed in 14 points and bagged four boards, while TYSON
KYGAR pitched in 9 points and snared 4 rebounds.
Grossmont opens play in the San Diego City College
Tournament Friday (Nov. 16) against College of the Sequoias
at 3 p.m.
Griffins eliminated from COD event
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PALM DESERT (11-10-12/Revised) Grossmont College
made an early exit from the rugged College of the Desert-Holiday
Express Tournament Friday (No. 9) when the Griffins
fell to the Vaqueros of Glendale (Ariz.), 95-89.
Practices have been competitive and productive
in getting the right chemistry, said Grossmont
coach DOUG WEBER. This past weekend we played
like a group of first-timers, wide eyed and a little
tentative. The first game we were outmatched from experience
and physicality but learned from the first game and
played much better the second game.
We trusted each other and played for each other,
and even though the results were the same we gained
some valuable experience and should be ready for a (non-conference)
game on Wednesday (Nov. 14) at El Camino College (which
just upset powerhouse Citrus) and the San Diego City
tournament the weekend of Nov. 16-18.
Versus Glendale TYSON KYGAR form El Capitan poured
in 25 points, hitting five 3-pointers and making 3 steals.
He was joined in double figures by three other Griffins.
SABET ABIEL (Hoover HS) contributed 16 points, hit three
3-pointers and grabbed 4 rebounds. Starting point guard
JESSE VARGAS (Santana) led the team with 4 assists.
Grossmont was up 52-49 at the half, tied at 77 with
4:00 to play and down 1 with 1:35 to play. Glendale
College made their final 16 free throws to thwart any
comeback for the Griffins.
Griffins get jacked by MSJC in opener
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PALM DESERT (11-9-12) It was a rocky beginning
for the Grossmont College Griffins Thursday (Nov. 8)
as they opened the season with a crushing 81-50 loss
to Mt. San Jacinto in the opening round of the College
of the Desert Tournament.
The Griffins trailed only 41-31 at halftime, before
the Eagles flew away in the final 20 minutes.
ROBERT ROMERO paced Grossmont with 12 points and three
rebounds, while ROBERT FARR added 10 points and four
rebounds. JOHN HUGHES topped the club with 6 rebounds.
Point guard MARTIN MEZA dished five assists before leaving
the game with a rolled ankle.
Grossmont faces Glendale (Ariz.) in a consolation game
Friday (Nov. 9) at 1 p.m.
Griffins open season at COD Tournament
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PALM DESERT (11-08-12) Grossmont College opens
the season Thursday (Nov. 8) in the first round of the
College of the Desert Tournament against Mt. San
Jacinto at 1 p.m.
The Griffins, who finished (13-11) a year ago, return
standouts TREVON ASH, and JESSE VARGAS. TYSON KYGAR
(El Capitan) and MARK OGDEN (Steele Canyon) also join
the Griffins.
|
GROSSMONT COLLEGE Preseason Roster
No.
|
Name
|
|
Wgt
|
Year
|
Pos
|
Last School/Hometown
|
10
|
Martin
Meza |
6-0
|
167
|
Fr
|
G
|
Eastlake |
11
|
Trevon
Ash |
6-4
|
185
|
So
|
G
|
Eastlake |
12
|
Alex
Perez |
6-4
|
190
|
So
|
G
|
La
Jolla Country Day,
Carlsbad |
20
|
Tyson
Kygar |
5-11
|
160
|
Fr
|
G
|
El Capitan |
22
|
Jesse
Vargas |
5-10
|
175
|
So
|
G
|
Santana |
24
|
Tom Wilkinson |
6-4
|
175
|
So
|
G
|
Birmingham
Met,
West Midlands, England |
30
|
Daniel
Wiginton |
6-0
|
170
|
Fr
|
G
|
Horizon |
32
|
Malen Blackmon |
6-4
|
200
|
Fr
|
F/G
|
Riverside
CC,
Temecula |
33
|
John
Hughes |
6-5
|
210
|
So
|
F
|
Tualatin
(Ore.) |
34
|
Robert
Romero |
6-5
|
200
|
Fr
|
F
|
Palm
Desert,
Cathedral City |
40
|
Robert
Farr |
6-5
|
240
|
Fr
|
F
|
New
Haven (Mich.) |
42
|
Mark
Ogden |
6-7
|
190
|
Fr
|
F
|
Steele
Canyon |
44
|
Todd
Turner |
6-3
|
215
|
So
|
G
|
Paradise |
50
|
Sabet
Abiel |
6-6
|
175
|
Fr
|
F
|
Hoover |
52
|
Jelani
James |
6-4
|
215
|
So
|
F
|
Olympian |
54
|
Ozhan
Ozturk |
5-10
|
168
|
Fr
|
G
|
Kultur
Egitim Vokfi (Turkey) |
|
|
STANDINGS
- SCHEDULE/SCORES - LINKS |
|
Pacific
Coast Athletic Conference
|
|
2012-13
|
Conf.
|
All
|
|
W
|
L
|
W
|
L
|
Palomar Comets |
10
|
2
|
20
|
9
|
MiraCosta Spartans |
10
|
2
|
19
|
9
|
Grossmont Griffins |
9
|
3
|
11
|
13
|
San Diego Mesa Olympians |
6
|
6
|
12
|
14
|
San Diego Miramar Jets |
6
|
6
|
11
|
15
|
Imperial Valley Arabs |
5
|
7
|
11
|
16
|
San Diego City Knights |
4
|
8
|
14
|
15
|
Southwestern Jaguars |
3
|
9
|
9
|
17
|
Cuyamaca Coyotes |
1
|
11
|
7
|
20
|
Cuyamaca College has not returned any emails
or responded to other attempts to contact the Department
of Athletics seeking information on the Coyotes.
Fri., Feb. 24
SD Miramar 66, Grossmont 56
Southwestern 66, Cuyamaca 53
Sab Diego Mesa 77, Imperial Valley 76
MiraCosta 70, San Diego CIty 53
Palomar, bye
END REGULAR SEASON
Wed., Feb. 22
Palomar 84, Cuyamaca 79
MiraCosta 63, Southwestern 52
Sat., Feb. 16
MiraCosta 82, San Diego Mesa 71
Fri., Feb. 15
Grossmont 62, Southwestern 48
Palomar 73, San Diego City 57
Imperial Valley 86, SD Miramar 67
Wed., Feb. 13
Grossmont 61, San Diego City 58
San Diego Mesa 89, Cuyamaca 69
Palomar 97, Imperial Valley 78
SD Miramar 67, Southwestern 62
Fri., Feb. 8
Grossmont 69, San Diego Mesa 66
SD Miramar 66, Cuyamaca 64
MiraCosta 77, Palomar 76 (2-OT)
Imperial
Valley 61, San Diego City 58
Wed., Feb. 6
Palomar 71, Grossmont 69
San Diego City 70, Cuyamaca 66
San Diego Mesa 51, Southwestern 50
MiraCosta
83, Imperial Valley 59
Fri., Feb. 1
Grossmont 62, Imperial Valley 51
MiraCosta 91, Cuyamaca 56
SD Miramar 100, San Diego City 92 (2-OT)
Palomar 76, Southwestern 51
Wed., Jan. 30
Grossmont 83, MiraCosta 75
Palomar 95, Cuyamaca 75
SD Miramar 82, San Diego Mesa 80 (OT)
San Diego City 73, Southwestern 52
Fri., Jan. 25
Grossmont 69, Cuyamaca 61
Imperial Valley 56, Southwestern 41
Palomar 98, San Diego Mesa 72
MiraCosta 66, SD Miramar 44
Wed., Jan. 23
Palomar 95, SD Miramar 49
MiraCosta 58, Southwestern 48
San Diego Mesa 73, San Diego City 69
Cuyamaca 53, Imperial Valley 48
Grossmont, bye
Fri., Jan. 18
Grossmont 62, Southwestern 58
Palomar 75, San Diego City 60
Imperial
Valley 69, SD Miramar 64
MiraCosta 90, San Diego Mesa 73
Wed., Jan. 16
Grossmont 80, SD Miramar 65
Southwestern 74, Cuyamaca 63
MiraCosta 70, San Diego City 51
San
Diego Mesa 69, Imperial Valley 68
Fri., Jan. 11
Grossmont 80, San Diego Mesa 73
SD Miramar 85, Cuyamaca 72
San Diego City 69, Imperial Valley 54
Palomar 77, MiraCosta 69
Wed., Jan. 9
San Diego City 72, Grossmont 69
San Diego Mesa 93, Cuyamaca 53
Imperial
Valley 99, Palomar 96 (OT)
Southwestern 54, SD Miramar 52
GROSSMONT
"GRIFFINS" 2012-13 |
a-College of the Desert Tournament
b-San Diego City Tournament
c-Grossmont Invitational
d-Santa Monica Classic (champions)
e-San Diego Mesa Tournament Bracket
*Pacific Coast Athletic Conference
+overtime
Date |
Opponent |
W/L
|
Score
|
11-8 |
a-Mt. San Jacinto |
L
|
50-81
|
11-9 |
a-Glendale (Ariz.) |
L
|
89-95
|
11-14 |
at El Camino |
L
|
68-85
|
11-16 |
b-Coll. of the Sequoias |
L
|
58-80
|
11-17 |
b-Citrus |
L
|
62-92
|
11-30 |
c-Cerritos |
L
|
50-70
|
12-1 |
c-Desert |
L
|
65-80
|
12-7 |
d-L.A. Harbor |
W
|
52-48
|
12-8 |
d-at Santa Monica |
W
|
87-73
|
12-19 |
at Compton |
L
|
79-84
|
12-28 |
e-Glendale (Calif.) |
L
|
71-73
|
12-29 |
e-West Hills-Coalinga |
L
|
58-71
|
1-9 |
*SAN DIEGO CITY |
L
|
69-72
|
1-11 |
*at San Diego Mesa |
W
|
80-73
|
1-16 |
*SD MIRAMAR |
W
|
80-65
|
1-18 |
*at Southwestern |
W
|
62-68
|
1-25 |
*CUYAMACA |
W
|
69-61
|
1-30 |
*MIRACOSTA |
W
|
83-74
|
2-1 |
*at Imperial Valley |
W
|
62-51
|
2-6 |
*at Palomar |
L
|
69-71
|
2-8 |
*SAN DIEGO MESA |
W
|
69-66
|
2-13 |
*at San Diego City |
W
|
|
2-15 |
*SOUTHWESTERN |
W
|
62-48
|
2-22 |
*at SD Miramar |
|
7 pm
|
2-27 |
COA Regionals |
|
TBA
|
|
CUYAMACA"COYOTES"
2012-13 |
a-College of the Canyons Tournament
b-Irvine Valley Tournament
c-Cuyamaca/Southwestern Tournament
d-Glendale Tournament
e-Imperial Valley Tournament
*Pacific Coast Athletic Conference
+overtime
Date |
Opponent |
W/L
|
Score
|
11-9 |
a-East Los Angeles |
L
|
69-85
|
11-10 |
a-Santa Barbara |
L
|
64-66
|
11-15 |
b-Cerritos |
W
|
88-76
|
11-16 |
b-Ventura |
L
|
61-72
|
11-17 |
b-Long Beach |
L+
|
66-69
|
11-21 |
at Irvine Valley |
L
|
47-89
|
11-30 |
SANTA ANA |
L
|
60-82
|
12-7 |
c-BARSTOW |
W
|
58-57
|
12-8 |
c-SD Mesa (at SWC) |
L
|
68-73
|
12-12 |
d-Victor Valley |
W
|
67-53
|
12-14 |
d-Glendale (Calif.) |
L
|
62-82
|
12-15 |
d-L.A. Southwest |
W
|
72-70
|
12-28 |
e-Barstow |
L
|
50-82
|
12-29 |
e-Glendale (Ariz.) |
W+
|
93-83
|
12-30 |
e-Pasadena |
W
|
76-69
|
1-9 |
*SAN DIEGO MESA |
L
|
53-93
|
1-11 |
*at SD Miramar |
L
|
72-85
|
1-16 |
*SOUTHWESTERN |
L
|
63-74
|
1-23 |
*IMPERIAL VALLEY |
W
|
53-48
|
1-25 |
*at Grossmont |
L
|
61-69
|
1-30 |
*PALOMAR |
L
|
75-95
|
2-1 |
*at MiraCosta |
L
|
56-91
|
2-6 |
*SAN DIEGO CITY |
L
|
66-70
|
2-8 |
*SD MIRAMAR |
L
|
64-66
|
2-13 |
*at San Diego Mesa |
L
|
69-89
|
2-20 |
*at Palomar |
|
5 pm
|
2-22 |
*at Southwestern |
|
5 pm
|
|
Sat., Jan. 5
L.A. Pierce 80, MiraCosta 69
Thurs., Jan. 3
Mt. San Jacinto 97, Southwestern 64
Sun., Dec. 30
Cuyamaca 76, Pasadena 69
Imperial Valley 71, Barstow 69
Fullerton 75, SD Miramar 62
West Hills-Coalinga at 87, San Diego Mesa 79
Sat., Dec. 29
West Hills-Coalinga 71, Grossmont 58
Cuyamaca 93, Glendale (Ariz.) 83 (OT)
San Diego Mesa 83, Victor Valley 65
MiraCosta 56, Canyons 55
SD Miramar 64, Barstow 62
Fullerton 93, Imperial Valley 59
Mt. San Antonio 76, San Diego City 52
Riverside 65, Palomar 55
Fri., Dec. 28
Glendale 73, Grossmont 71
Barstow 72, Cuyamaca 50
Imperial Valley 72, Desert 66
SD Miramar 65, Glendale (Ariz.) 60
Palomar 86, Orange Coast 72
Antelope Valley 69, MiraCosta 64
East L.A. 73, San Diego Mesa 68
Thurs., Dec. 27
MiraCosta 77, Riverside 64
Canyons 65, Palomar 55
Sat., Dec. 22
SD Miramar 71, Ventura 63
Fri., Dec. 21
San Diego City 95, Long Beach 93 (OT)
Thurs., Dec. 20
Saddleback 58, SD Miramar 48
Irvine Valley 64, MiraCosta 60
Wed., Dec. 19
Compton (ECCC) 84, Grossmont 79
Imperial
Valley 97, at Long Beach 87
Glendale 80, Southwestern 64
Tue., Dec. 18
Palomar 60, El Camino 53
Glendale 80, Southwestern 64
Sat., Dec. 15
Cuyamaca 72, L,A, Southwest 70
San Diego City 69, Saddleback 68
Canyons 80, MiraCosta 65
San Bernardino Valley 83, SD Miramar 54
Fri., Dec. 14
Glendale 82, Cuyamaca 62
MiraCosta 61, L.A. Trade-Tech 52
San Diego City 59, Long Beach 56
Southwestern 85, Pasadena 80
Chaffey 105, Imperial Valley 62
Thurs., Dec. 13
San Diego City 70, Irvine Valley 64
Saddleback 58, MiraCosta 51
Wed., Dec. 12
Cuyamaca 67, Victor Valley 53
Santa Ana 72, San Diego Mesa 70
Sat., Dec. 8
Grossmont 87, Santa Monica 73
San Diego Mesa 73, Cuyamaca 68
Southwestern 68, Barstow 64
Saddleback 61, Palomar 57
Santa Rosa 75, San Diego City 66
Fri., Dec. 7
Grossmont 52, L.A. Harbor 48
Cuyamaca 58, Barstow 57
San Diego Mesa 82, Southwestern 63
Palomar 71, San Diego City 62
Thurs., Dec. 6
Chaffey 86, Imperial Valley 68
San Diego City 67, Fullerton 54
Palomar 59, Riverside 55
Wed., Dec. 5
Cuesta 68, Imperial Valley 63
Tue., Dec. 4
San Diego City 67, Citrus 62
Palomar 73, L.A.Trade Tech 56
Sun., Dec. 2
MiraCosta 59, Scottsdale (Ariz.) 58
Cerritos 68, Southwestern 57
Cuesta 76, Imperial Valley 72
Saddleback 71, Southwestern 67
Sat., Dec. 1
Desert 80, Grossmont 65
Southwestern 60, Imperial Valley 58
MiraCosta 64, Antelope Valley 62
Fri., Nov. 30
Cerritos 70, Grossmont 50
Southwestern 82, Cypress 68
Imperial Valley 68, L.A. Southwest 61
Santa Ana 82, Cuyamaca 60
Canyons 81, MiraCosta 77
Sun., Nov. 25
Fresno City College 72, Palomar 63
L.A. Harbor 58, SD Miramar 52
Mt. San Jacinto 99, Southwestern 78
Sat., Nov. 24
Palomar 75, L.A. Harbor 62
Fresno 59, SD Miramar 57
Southwestern 72, Fullerton 58
Fri., Nov. 23
Palomar 91, Fullerton 85
SD Miramar 62, Mt. San Jacinto 52
L.A. Harbor 77, Southwestern 60
San Diego Mesa 92, Bakersfield 79
Wed., Nov. 21
Irvine
Valley 89, Cuyamaca 47
San Diego Mesa 72, Glendale 69
Tue., Nov. 20
MiraCosta 70, Rio Hondo 59
Riverside 51, SD Miramar 39
Sat., Nov. 17
Citrus 92, Grossmont 62
Long Beach 69, Cuyamaca 66 (OT)
MiraCosta 74, Santa Ana 57
SD Miramar 89, Victor Valley 41
San Diego City 77, Cuesta 75
Fullerrton 80, Palomar 69
Ventura 81, Imoperial Valley 72
Fri., Nov. 16
Sequoias 80, Grossmont 58
Ventura 72, Cuyamaca 61
Imperial Valley 98, Long Beach 94 (2-OT)
San Diego City 116, Cypress 113 (3-OT)
Mt. San Antonio 74, SD Miramar 52
Reedley 60, San Diego Mesa 58
Saddleback 78, Palomar 72
Southwestern 71, L.A. Southwest 68 (corrected score)
Thurs., Nov. 15
Cuyamaca 88, Cerritos 76
Palomar 66, Barstow 92
West Hills-Coalinga 84, San Diego Mesa 72
Imperial Valley 81, Santa Monica 75
Wed., Nov. 14
El Camino 85, Grossmont 68
Fullerton 74, Southwestern 69
Sun., Nov. 11
Allan Hancock 86, San Diego Mesa 76
Sat., Nov. 10
Santa Barbara 66, Cuyamaca 64
MiraCosta 71, SD Miramar 58
Palomar 80, L.A. Trade-Tech 68
San Diego Mesa 68, L.A. Southwest 64
Saddleback 70, San Diego City 63
Moorpark 88, Pasadena 78
Ventura 87, Antelope Valley 74
Fri., Nov. 9
Glendale (Ariz.) 95, Grossmont 89
East L.A. 85, Cuyamaca 60
Desert
87, Imperial Valley 81
Antelope Valley 91, San Diego City 83
Irvine Valley 64, Southwestern 59
L.A. Pierce 78, SD Miramar 58
Mt. San Jacinto 81, Palomar 76
Sierra 83, MiraCosta 76
West Hills-Coalinga 64, San Diego Mesa 63
Thurs., Nov. 8
Mt. San Jacinto 81, Grossmont 50
MiraCosta 81, Fullerton 74
Palomar 96, Glendale (Ariz.) 63
San Diego City 69, L.A. Valley 63
SD Miramar 68, Santa Ana 67
Long Beach 89, Imperial Valley 81
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Imperial Valley Arabs |
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San Diego City Knights |
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Grossmont Griffins |
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San Diego Mesa Olympians |
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2008-09 |
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San Diego City Knights |
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San Diego Miramar Jets |
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Southwestern Jaguars |
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Palomar Comets |
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Grossmont Griffins |
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MiraCosta Spartans |
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Imperial Valley Arabs |
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Cuyamaca Coyotes |
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San Diego Mesa Olympians |
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2007-08 |
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San Diego Miramar Jets |
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=received forfeit win from College/Desert; on Feb. 19,
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Cuyamaca Coyotes |
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San Diego City Knights |
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Grossmont Griffins |
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San Diego Mesa Olympians |
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MiraCosta Spartans |
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x-San Diego Miramar Jets |
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x-Mt. San Antonio forfeited 7 non-conference contests,
including to Palomar and Miramar.
y-includes victory over Alumni.
2005-06 |
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Cuyamaca |
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Imperial Valley |
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San Diego City |
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Southwestern |
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MiraCosta
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Grossmont |
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San Diego Mesa |
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Cuyamaca |
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Palomar |
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San Diego Mesa |
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x-received forfeit win
y-forfeited 6 games (3 in conference(
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MiraCosta |
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Cuyamaca |
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Imperial Valley |
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San Diego City |
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Grossmont |
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Palomar |
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10
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20
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San Diego Mesa |
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12
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Southwestern |
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San Diego Mesa |
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Imperial Valley |
7
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7
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17
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14
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Grossmont |
6
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8
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10
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17
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MiraCosta |
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8
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20
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San Diego City |
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9
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x-Cuyamaca |
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x-forfeited 12 games (7 in conference).
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Grossmont |
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14
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Southwestern |
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MiraCosta |
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12
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16
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San Diego City |
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13
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15
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San Diego Mesa |
5
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9
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15
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14
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Cuyamaca |
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Imperial Valley |
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