DAY IN SPORTS: LATE FADE NOT ENOUGH TO DERAIL HOT EAGLES CHAMINADE WINS TITLE AFTER TWO OVERTIMES.

Byline: Daily News

Chaminade High of West Hills blew a 15-point fourth-quarter lead but remained undefeated Saturday night, prevailing in overtime to defeat Antelope Valley 77-76 in the championship game of the Canyon boys' basketball tournament.

Donald Taylor had a chance to give the Antelopes (6-3) the victory, but missed a wide-open layup with two seconds remaining in overtime.

The loss spoiled a terrific performance by A.V. senior Ollie Bradley, who scored 38 points, hitting 14 of 14 free throws.

Junior Dion Cook and sophomore Adrian Aye-Darko led the Eagles (4-0) with 19 and 16 points, respectively.

In other Canyon tournament games:

--Canyon 90, Quartz Hill 83 (2 OT): Chad Eichton and Jeremy Haggerty scored 32 and 25 points, respectively, to lead the Cowboys (6-2) past the Rebels (4-6) in the third-place game.

Mychael Williams scored 29 points, including six 3-pointers, to lead Quartz Hill, which got a 3-pointer from Andrae Johnson (18 points) six seconds remaining in regulation to force OT.

--Ribet 58, Monroe 57: Chris Booker (14 points) scored on a put-back with six seconds left to lift the Fighting Frogs of Los Angeles to the consolation championship.

Caleb Bassey added 20 points for Ribet (8-1), which trailed 52-43 in the fourth quarter before engineering a 15-5 run to end the game.

-Jack Pollon

In the Thousand Oaks boys' tournament:

--Harvard-Westlake 64, Santa Barbara 52: Tournament MVP Craig Weinstein had 11 points and 10 assists to help the Wolverines (8-0) win the Thousand Oaks tournament.

Bryce Taylor had a team-high 16 points for the Wolverines, who broke a 44-44 tie with a 20-8 fourth quarter. Santiago led Santa Barbara (4-2) with 26 points.

--Highland 70, Westlake 66: Tre Peters and Mike Stevenson combined for 43 points as the Bulldogs (7-2) defeated the Warriors for fifth place. Peters scored 20 of his game-high 23 points in the first half, when Highland took a 44-33 lead. Westlake, behind 19 points by Devin Entrikin, cut the Bulldogs' lead to five points at the end of three quarters but got no closer.

--Oxnard 53, Newbury Park 50: Javier Olmos' 3-pointer with 48 seconds remaining won it for the Yellowjackets (6-2). Newbury Park (7-3) was led by Chris Randall's 20 points, but his 22-foot shot at the buzzer to tie the game fell short.

-P.C. Shaw

In the Pasadena Poly boys' tournament:

Oaks Christian 59, Maranatha 47: Tournament MVP Aron Cline had 10 points and five assists, Brandon Denham scored 12 points and Sean Adams had nine points and nine rebounds as the no-senior Lions of Westlake Village (5-0) defeated the Minutemen of Arcadia (5-4) to win their school's first-ever varsity basketball tournament.

San Marino 64, Faith Baptist 38: Ramsey Zahr had nine points and nine rebounds for the Contenders of Canoga Park (0-3). Mike Shia scored 15 for the Titans (1-7).

Pasadena Poly 39, Oakwood 37-Kevin Kawachi hit a 16-foot jumper as time expired to lift the host Panthers (4-2) past the Gorillas of North Hollywood (1-5) in the third-place game. Oakawood all-tournament pick Stan Musgrave, who had 13 points 15 rebounds, hit two free throws with 13 seconds left to tie the game.

-Steve Goldstein

In the Buena girls' basketball tournament:

--Hart 69, Buena 40: Freshman Ashlee Tribilcock scored 30 points to lead the Indians of Newhall (5-1) past the annual Southern Section powerhouse Bulldogs. Brandy Kimble added 19 points and Amanda Patton scored 16 for Hart, which outscored Buena 20-6 in the fourth quarter,

In the Burroughs soccer tournament:

--Westlake 2, Saugus 2: Goalkeeper Jared Keith stopped John Wright's penalty kick to give the undefeated Warriors a 4-2 shootout victory in the semifinal.

The Warriors (6-0), who were perfect on their four penalty shots, battled to come back from a 2-1 deficit and tie the game in regulation.

Westlake, which allowed just goals in three tournament games, saw a 1-0 lead slip away as Mike Sifferman and Danny Girch scored goals for the Centurions (5-1) in the first 10 minutes of the second half.

Brenan Nugent and Steve Stavro had goals for Westlake, which plays St. Francis for the title on Monday.

--St. Francis 4, Crespi 0: Daniel Paladini scored twice and Jeff Buddenbohn and Gabe Noris added goals in a semifinal win that advanced the defending tournament-champion Knights (5-0) to Monday's 7 p.m. tournament final. The two Mission League teams played a rough match in which five yellow cards were issued.

In nonleague boys' basketball:

--Taft 77, Gardena 65: Mustafa Asghari totaled 39 points, seven assists and five steals and Nima Javaherian made six of eight 3-pointers to spark Taft (4-1) in a nonleague game at Carson High.

PRIME-TIME PERFORMERS

Boys' basketball

--Ollie Bradley (Antelope Valley) 38 pts

--Chad Eichton (Canyon) 32 pts

--Mychael Williams (Quartz Hill) 29 pts

--Arman Shatrang (Birmingham) 26 pts, 8 asts, 5 stls

--Jeremy Haggerty (Canyon) 25 pts

--Austin Lagasse (Village Christian) 22 pts, 8 rbs

Girls' basketball

--Ashlee Tribilcock (Hart) 30 pts

--Lauren Stroot (Glendale) 29 pts

--Michelle Bregar (Oak Park) 28 pts

--Michelle Bregar (Oak Park) 28 pts

--Kaipresha Price (North Hollywood) 22 pts, 8 rbs

--Erica Doyle (Canyon) 21 pts

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