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Westlake receives 26 points from Austin Maziasz in overtime win over Brentwood

Austin Maziasz, a 6-foot-5 junior, has started the season with games of 29 and 26 points for Westlake.
(Eric Sondheimer / Los Angeles Times)
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Leave 6-foot-5 junior Austin Maziasz of Westlake High open at your own peril. He was draining clutch threes in the fourth quarter on Wednesday night during the Warriors’ 69-61 overtime win over Brentwood at Santa Clara in Oxnard.

He finished with 26 points, one day after scoring 29 points. Westlake improved to 2-0. Jordan Houeghan, who had 20 points for Brentwood, sent the game into overtime by making a layup with one second left in regulation.

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