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Eastvale Roosevelt defeats St. John Bosco in additional time to take Damien Traditional title

By Editorial Board Published December 31, 2024 4 Min Read
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Eastvale Roosevelt defeats St. John Bosco in additional time to take Damien Traditional title

The Traditional at Damien’s Platinum Division Championship performed extra like a heavyweight bout than a basketball recreation between two elite groups seemingly sure for the Southern Part Open Division.

Every punch, every blow mattered. St. John Bosco ahead Christian Collins slammed an alley-oop dunk to start the sport — sufficient for half of the Braves’ 4-3 lead by the tip of the primary quarter. Eastvale Roosevelt guard Brayden Burries needed in on the motion.

The 6-foot-6 level guard wound again for a one-handed breakaway slam that rocked the Damien Athletic Middle crowd because the clock expired, giving Roosevelt a two-point lead at halftime.

Collins, in a 20-point effort, made a tougher-than-nails fadeaway shot to tie the sport with 4 seconds left to power additional time.

Burries was the one who grew to become the hero, although, delivering three-pointers and making free throws in additional time to cap a 24-point efficiency as Roosevelt defeated St. John Bosco 56-55 to repeat as Damien Traditional champions for a second straight yr.

“I feel like this is important. It’s a stepping stone for us to see where we’re at,” stated Burries after Roosevelt improved to 15-1. “They were undefeated, and we only had one loss, so, and we were both top three in the state, so they’re definitely going to be an open [division] team.”

Burries, who transformed the successful free throws in entrance of UCLA males’s basketball coach Mick Cronin sitting courtside, stated he’s nonetheless determining the subsequent levels in his recruitment together with his household and hasn’t selected school visits.

St. John Bosco (14-1), which had but to lose getting into the competition, performed as much as the expectations of Braves coach Matt Dunn regardless of the loss, he stated.

“Roosevelt is really good, worthy champions,” Dunn stated. “I was incredibly proud of our guys. I thought we were incredibly tough.”

Eastvale Roosevelt’s Brayden Burries, left, and Dominic Copenhagen have a good time an additional time victory over St. John Bosco within the Traditional at Damien Platinum Division ultimate on Monday.

(Craig Weston)

Though the 2 squads aren’t assured to face off once more this season, each packages are on observe for Open Division berths — and could possibly be seen because the early favorites for the title.

When the Southern Part pc rankings dropped for the primary time Monday afternoon, St. John Bosco, who gained the CIF Division 1 title final season, debuted at No. 1 and Roosevelt was ranked fourth. “They have us as one of the top-ranked teams in the state and in the nation,” Roosevelt coach Stephen Singleton stated. “This is where we belong.”

If the groups had been to play once more, the Braves would possible return junior guard Brandon McCoy Jr., who has not performed since St. John Bosco defeated St. Francis Episcopal of Houston in Illinois on Nov. 30.

“Whenever it’s safe for him to play and it’s the right thing to do, he’ll be out there,” Dunn stated of McCoy’s undisclosed damage. “He’s excited to play and we’re excited to get him back.”

Crespi (13-4) claimed the Gold Division championship in a 78-64 win over Anaheim Canyon (11-3). Nevada-bound senior Peyton White helped set up a fourth-quarter, double-digit lead with a two-handed slam dunk. White led the Celts with 19 factors and earned Gold Division MVP honors, with teammate Carter Barnes scoring 17 factors.

Earlier Monday, Culver Metropolis (15-2) claimed the Silver Division championship with a 64-61 victory over Vista Murrieta (11-3).

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