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SAN FRANCISCO (Map, News) - The small space that sprung Kristina Lum for a drive to the basket closed before she could even get all the way there, but it was already too late.
The Lowell sophomore’s bank shot had already hit the net, a foul had been called on the rotating Washington defense and Lum was headed to the line for what would become a three-point play. And just like that, the Cardinals had regained control of a San Francisco Section girls’ basketball semifinal that moments earlier appeared on the verge of slipping away.
Lum’s basket with 7:04 remaining in the fourth quarter ended a 12-0 Eagles run and gave Lowell a 41-31 lead, and the Cardinals rolled from there in a 55-40 win at Kezar Pavilion. Lowell (25-4) advances to face Lincoln in Friday’s 7 p.m. final back at Kezar. Lowell won 53-46 at Lincoln on Feb. 5, the only time the two teams met this season.
“Our team was having a really hard time scoring and we were getting a little anxious,” Lum said. “I was hoping something would fall, and it did.”
Lum scored nine of her 12 points in the fourth quarter for Lowell, and the two-time defending champions have now won 23 straight games against Academic Athletic Association foes.
“That girl is amazing,” Cardinals coach Aki Kuwada said of Lum. “If we were in a championship game with a tie score and 1 second left on the clock and she was shooting free throws, I’d just start packing up. That’s how confident I am with the ball in her hands.”
Lowell seemed poised to win in a rout after forcing 18 turnovers in the first half and taking a 30-15 lead.
The Eagles started clawing back late in the third quarter, and when Olivia Wong banked in a
3-pointer from just inside halfcourt at the buzzer, Washington had cut the deficit to 38-27 and had all the momentum. Brittany Woo (15 points) then scored four straight points to open the fourth quarter to bring Washington (16-13) to within 38-31, but the combination of Lum and Anna Bukareva (12 points) steadied Lowell.
Lincoln 53, Wallenberg 32
Kelly Huey and Monica Washisu each had 10 points and the Mustangs (21-10) forced 33 turnovers to knock off the Bulldogs (11-12) in the other section semifinal at Kezar Pavilion.
Sophomore Hallie Meneses added eight for Lincoln, which began each half with an 11-2 run and had 10 players score.
“The defense is really what did it for us today,” Meneses said. “We knew we couldn’t take any win for granted and had to put the pressure on.”
Shawnte Taylor had 19 points and 17 rebounds to lead Wallenberg.
SUMMARIES
Lowell 55, Washington 40
WASHINGTON (16-13)
Rachelle Hwee 5, Tierney Jones 11, Olivia Wong 3, Lauren Ishii 6, Brittany Woo 15. Total 40.
LOWELL (25-4)
Sabrina Lum 10, Kristina Lum 12, Ashley Ong 1, Anna Bukareva 12, Amanda Chow 2, Heather Chow 6, Rachel Baskin 5, Jessi Miao 7. Total 55.
Washington 8 7 12 13 — 40
Lowell 19 11 8 17 — 55
3-pointers: W—Ishii 2, Wong 1. L—S. Lum 2. Rebounding leader: W—Jones 13. L—Miao 6. Assists leader: W—Nina Mametsuka 2. L—Chow 5.
Lincoln 53, Wallenberg 32
WALLENBERG (11-12)
Norma Cordero 1, Andrea Mochida 2, Colleen Cheung 6, Casey Angel 3, Gabbi Ho 1, Shawnte Taylor 19. Total 32.
LINCOLN (21-10)
Vivian Ho 5, Kelly Huey 10, Hallie Meneses 8, Carmen Cox 3, Jessica Jang 6, Monica Washisu 10, Kimberly Chin 2, Rebecca Choi 1, Eileen Rebhahn 2, Monique Thomas 6. Total 53.
Wallenberg 6 9 8 9 — 32
Lincoln 14 14 13 12 — 53
3-pointers: W—Angel 1. L—Jang 2, Cox 1, Ho 1, Huey 1, Washisu 1. Rebounding leader: W—Taylor 17. L—Washisu 8. Assists leader: W—Cheung 2. L—Chow 7.
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old sh student said:
i played with te andre and he told me that he was above age...i graduated in 07, i was the class that from a team of 15 on jv, one person played the next year...FOR ANYONE WHO THINKS THAT THEY WERENT ON SCHOLARSHIPS IS PLAYING THEMSELVS. I KNEW THEM ALL AND THEY DIDNT EVEN PAY FOR BOOKS FOR SCHOOL. they took american sign language all in the same class.i had a class in the same class as their "math" class..they were taking like sixth grade level math in their sophmore year. i know this is a late comment but hopefully someone who is in love with those kids...anyways te andre is a criminal now and de end parker pimps girls...
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Examiner Reader said:
Re: "They couldn't beat Riordan or SI this year regardless of the "rides"...." There aren't any rides, fool. And guess what? SHC did beat Riordan and SI this year and will mop the floor with them in 2008-2009.
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Jorge Camacho rocks, he is the best of the best ..
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"They haven't won a thing, NO WCAL, NO CCS or no STATE. It's a shame that this once fine academic institution has bastardized itself and is now a mediocre school both academically and athletically.Not to mention the negative element that comes along with the recruitment of kids, who under normal circumstances, wouldn't qualify for any private/catholic school in the city. Everyone deserves an opportunity, but they must earn it on merit as well." You mean Riordan?
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Examiner Reader said:
I am so late on this, but what is this person talking about saing that SHCP has 3-19 year old players, mentioning Hubbard and Cooper. That is complete BEE ESS!! They are barely 18 yrs old. Get your facts straight before spreading your lies!!
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Examiner Reader said:
I agree with the guy that goes to Mission, Jerry Brown is not that good. He is just really big.Im a junior now and when i graduated from the 8th grade in 2005 SHCP had all the best players from the city going to play basetball there. When i was a freshman there were 3 players playing Varsity, and Junior Varisty had had a starting five of freshman. now there are only 5 players on Varsity? What happend to all the money that was spent on the "rides"? And Deend parker probably does have the most upside from everyone on the list. He just needs to become a better team player
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Fat Man said:
Deend Parker has the best upside of all the players on the list. A decent outside game, much smoother than JBrown, fundamental better.
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Examiner Reader said:
Why is everybody fighting over the whole SHC thing. We all kno that at the end of the day, SHC would get blown away and those athletic scholarships are going to waste! Jorge deserved it,and so did Coach Buck! I'm happy for them, even though I go to Mission. And for everybody who's mad that Jerry brown wasn't the player of the year, you should be happy that he even made the first team because he's not that great. Jorge ate him up in the CCS final. But at the end of the day, GO MISSION!
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Examiner Reader said:
To whoever said Jerry can score from anywhere, I must disagree. He has a terrible jump shot and no post game for a 6'7 player. He has no ball handling skills either. His height makes him a factor but he lacks fundamental skills.
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Examiner Reader said:
SHCP is only hurting itself and losing kids to other Catholic schools in San Francisco. Has the negative publicity been worth the wins. And might I add that the winning hasn't come regularly given the dollars spent on buying the so-called talent. They haven't won a thing, NO WCAL, NO CCS or no STATE. It's a shame that this once fine academic institution has bastardized itself and is now a mediocre school both academically and athletically. Not to mention the negative element that comes along with the recruitment of kids, who under normal circumstances, wouldn't qualify for any private/catholic school in the city. Everyone deserves an opportunity, but they must earn it on merit as well.
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SH parent said:
The boys getting rides don't mix in with other kids at SH, sit in the back of their "special" classes. As an alum and a SH parent, I feel ashamed of this school's practice. I will never give another dollar as a donation to them as long as they continue giving free rides to kids based solely on their ability to play ball
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Examiner Reader said:
Jorge Camacho was CLEARLY the BEST player in the city. He posted more double-doubles than anyone and carried his team to the CCS championship, demolishing SHC by 21 in the finals. Brown looked terrible in that game, as he did in all the games I've watched. I have a son who is an 8th grader and will be attending SI next year. SHC did offer him an "athletic scholarship" disguised as financial aid. I didn't need the money but they offered anyway. SI didn't offer me anything but we decided to send him there. I know of several kids with less than stellar academics receiving "rides" from SHC. It's a reality so let's not pretend it isn't happening. Yes most kids do qualify for aid but if they couldn't cross it over, they wouldn't have gotten a thing. It's working with the girls program but the boys program is in disarray and the alumni are starting to balk at this practice. They couldn't beat Riordan or SI this year regardless of the "rides"....GO WILDCATS!!!!!
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Examiner Reader said:
Jerry Brown has the best D-I potential out of all the players listed. He's 6'7", can handle, shoot from the outside, slash, rebound. USF could use him
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Examiner Reader said:
Jerry Brown is a decent player, he needs more time to develop. However, he can't handle good defensive pressure, checkout his stats, against Riordan, Cannon at 6'0", frustrated him. The Examiner got it right Camacho is City Player of the Year. If if wasn't Camacho, it would have most likely been that kid from Mission, D. Hampton.
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Jerry Brown is clearly City Player of The Year. Camacho was just another big dude who got rebounds and put-backs that padded his stats. He's also not a very good shooter. Jerry can score from anywhere.
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If they turn 19 this year before June 15, then they'll be ineligible next season. SH doesn't give athletic scholarships, they give financial aid. These athletes got financial aid.
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Examiner Reader said:
There certainly is three 19yr. olds on SHC's Team, these kids know how old they are, and so do their peers who most have know them since kindergarten. Cooper, Green and Hubbard are all 19yrs old, ask Lee, he never denied his son was 19, he did say that he however can prove that at least 2 other kids at SHC is at least the same age as his son. My son graduated from SHC a few years back, yes on a full athletic ride, oh, and I do now, and have always had a nice paying job. I was approached during an AAU game and so was my son regarding the full ride to SHC, the offer was good and I bite.
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Examiner Reader said:
Some of you have no idea what you are talking about when you talk about SHC. This isn't college there arent free rides, they may get money but you cant get athletic scholarships to play high school sports. Also one of the guys who got kicked out who you are refering to is still playing basketball at a city school over in the sunset district so how can you say half of the kids got kicked out. For third the guys who you say are 19 are not. Greene is actually not old for his class he just looks thirty. Hubbard and Cooper arent even that big if uve seen SHC play and not only that there is an age limit in sports where you cant be over 19 and play so your wrong in that area because of they were that old they would not be eligible
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"half the kids with free rides have been kicked out of SHC", not true only one, One is persuing football, still at SHC. When reporting a story, due it with truthfulness.
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Examiner Reader said:
Half the kids that got free rides either got kcked out of SHC or transfered out!
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Examiner Reader said:
SHCP gave out 10 full rides for the boys team when these juniors were freshman. All for the sake of winning. Hope these kids are taking advantage of their educational opportunity. Guess that's why they got a Rebel coach as a SH coach, to make sure these kids don't blow it.
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Examiner Reader said:
SHC has to learn to play defense. Something that shouldn't take a whole season to learn. They had 21 wins and no championships. What a waste of talent.
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Examiner Reader said:
Sacred Heart has more excuses than a lil bit, for every loss they encounter. Never mind their team has been playing together for years, the entire Rebel squad out of Ernest Ingold Boys and Girls Club were given free scholies to play for the Irish. They have (3) 19yrs. old player who'll be 20 when they graduate, Hubbard, Cooper and Greene. Excuses, Excuses, tired a_ _, excuses.
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Examiner Reader said:
honestly not one of the teams in the AAA could keep up with even the worst teams in the WCAL!!
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Examiner Reader said:
Riordan didn't "surprise" anybody. Even they can win when the other team has players with the flu.
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Examiner Reader said:
The thing is the best team or most talented team don't always win. If you watch any games in the AAA, Mission never had the most talent but they always played with heart which is why they won the Ship. Look at Lowell, Wallenburg, they had successful seasons in the AAA but talent wise they didn't compare with Marshall or Burton.
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Examiner Reader said:
good job mission even though should of won
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Examiner Reader said:
Mission clearly showed their skill and talent. It's great for them to represent S.F. at the state level. Thank you Mission for a great season.
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Examiner Reader said:
Mission has the heart of champions.
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Examiner Reader said:
Maybe the ref who made the call was a Mission High School graduate!
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Examiner Reader said:
Agree!!
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Examiner Reader said:
I agree that it should have been a non-call and this time of the game. Refs should not be able to determine the outcome of a game. If Lowell had to lose, I'm glad it was against Mission because they are a class basketball team. Hopefully, they can get another win over Lincoln. Good luck MISSION!
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Examiner Reader said:
I'm glad Lowell lost.Mission will lose to Lincoln. Lincoln can match their speed and have more offensive weapons.
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Examiner Reader said:
It's great to hear people complain about the outcome to Lowell's loss. Hopefully, Mission will go all the way. Losing is not the end of the world, hopefully it can give a person some perspective.
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Examiner Reader said:
I agree with below, that foul should have been a non call. They were letting them play most of the game, Mission had a lot of over the backs on rebounds but no foul called. That call changed the whole complexion of the game. Lowell outplayed Mission the whole game with lesser talent.
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Examiner Reader said:
Game tied with less than 30-seconds left, Hom picked a dribble and had a clear breakaway layup. The ref called a reaching foul to give the game to Mission. The steal was clean and even if it wasn't, the refs should let the game be played. For the semi-finals of the AAA, I would expect top rate officials - that is not what I saw. The officials clearly favored Mission from the first play of the game -- even chatting it up with some of the players before the game started. Lowell was called for petty fouls if they tried to contest a shot, while the refs looked away at the over the back fouls. It was disappointing to see such an important game determined by poor officiating.
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Examiner Reader said:
If there are any doubters left, I think the game against St. Elizabeth's proves just how good Marcus Wells is. 37 points and lock down defense, a truly amazing performance! Williams is getting a real quality kid as both a student and an athlete not to mention an outstanding leader.
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Examiner Reader said:
Lowell girls beats Wash everytime in the playoffs this decade. Wash needs a new coach.
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wisa said:
Wow, what an opportunity to attend Williams. Truly a wonderful school and athletic environment. That Sear's Cup that Standford annually wins, Williams has won it just as many times at the DIII level. For overall college experience, Williams is right up there.
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Examiner Reader said:
SHC has 3 junior on their BBall Team that is going to be 19yrs. old this year, they'll be grown 20yr old men when they graduate, so quit tryna tear down other programs. SHC has all of those Scholarship athletes, on steroids and can't producem on the court. Cooper, Greene, an Hubbard are grown men, who can legally vote, will be able to legally drink by the time they graduate. Under achievers as a Team.
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Examiner Reader said:
If he is going to Williams, which I had heard, that is the number one liberal arts college in the country (average SAT at the school is well over 1400), and they have won a Division III national championship which means they are better than a number of low-level Div I teams. Former area stars Brian Baskauskas and Kurt Bennett play for their biggest rival, Amherst, who has also won a national title in Div III. Quality basketball.
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Examiner Reader said:
well BCAl isnt good compared to AAA or WCAL well we will see how he does in college if he plays
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Examiner Reader said:
Riordan's luck ran out a long time ago. SHC needs to play defense. Mix up the types of defense, not just stick with man-to-man and watch the other team score. Riordan showed how bad they were when Mitty clobbered them. If SHC's coach learns anything, the Irish will clobber them too, as they should.
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I agree with below. you gotta come out and see wells play and not just look at the league he plays in. good luck to MW hope youre playing alot over then next four years.
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Examiner Reader said:
The uninformed should investigate before making comments. The top 4 BCL-West teams are quite good and Lick's non-league record is impressive as well. They have wins over International, Head Royce, Berean Christian and Terra Nova, Marcus Wells was key in each of those wins. And while one may think he's going to a JC, I know he's headed back East to one of the top colleges in America (and one of the elite d-3 basketball programs).
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Examiner Reader said:
marcus wells doesnt even play in a good league compare to the others out there i think he is goin to a junior college
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Examiner Reader said:
Where is Marcus Wells going to college?
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PTM said:
For my money, Marcus wells is the most talented point guard in the city. He has more of an all around game than any other and would have been a clear d-1 choice if he'd gone to a school where sports is more of a focus than the academics (e.g., the WCAL). Avg 20 pts, 6 assts, and 7 rbs per game is impressive by any calculation. He may be going d-3 but he's going to one of the best colleges in the country, that's equally impressive since he had to qualify with his game and his grades both.
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Examiner Reader said:
MRC is the best program in the city!!!We re #1!!!One day we will be playing in high school just like them, and they will be proud of us!!
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Examiner Reader said:
SHC is starting to play the way they should. They still need defense to spark the offense but even though they beat Riordan at their place, there's no reason for them not to blow-out a team like this. But then Tyrone Bullard wasn't playing and with the way he drains three-pointers, the score would have been much better than a 3 point spread.
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