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Huntington Beach East downs Hotshots, 29-25

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East Huntington Beach fended off a late charge from the Fountain

Valley Hotshots on Sunday and scored a 29-25 victory in a National Junior

Basketball girls’ Division I game at Ocean View High School.

Miranda Baker and Crystal Perez each scored 10 points to pace the

Hotshots, with Baker also finishing with five rebounds, four steals and

two assists, and Perez getting six steals and a pair of rebounds.

Fountain Valley, which fell to 4-2, also received seven rebounds

apiece from Amanda Anaya and Kimberly Rhoten.

In other games:

DIVISION II

Fountain Valley Extreme 31, East Huntington Beach 21

Brittany Hagen scored a game- and career-high 21 points and added four

rebounds and two assists, Whitney Nelson grabbed eight rebounds and

scored four points, and Shannon Sueda and Cassie Johnson ran the offense

as the Fountain Valley Extreme evened its record at 3-3.

South Huntington Beach Electricity 49, North Huntington Beach

Sparks 22

The South Huntington Beach Electricity raced to a 29-2 halftime lead

and were never threatened at Edison High School.

Lauren Kaprielian scored 12 points, Nicole Kaprielian and Becca

Noffsinger each scored eight points, and Eileen Flanagan added seven

points, including a three-point basket at the halftime buzzer, as all

eight on the Electricity’s roster scored.

South Huntington Beach is now 5-0 on the season.

SEVENTH-GRADE ALL-NET

East Huntington Beach 45, North Huntington Beach No. 1 34

The East Huntington Beach Cheetahs defeated their second opponent from

North Huntington Beach at Marina High School.

Kelly Parson scored 11 points, had four rebounds and a pair of steals.

Stacey Yin had nine points, along with 10 rebounds to pace the victory.

East Huntington Beach 51, North Huntington Beach No. 2 33

Kay-Dee Lane poured in a game-high 19 points, and Kelly Parson and

Allyson Weimer also scored in double figures with 15 and 13 points,

respectively, to lead the Cheetahs to victory at Chapman University in

Orange.

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