Maxwell 44 – Quincy 41 (1/20)
Maxwell 37 – Biggs 40 (1/23)
Last week’s efforts resulted in two competitive Mid-Valley League home games for the Panthers who edged Quincy by three points before falling to Biggs by the same number.
A double-double from Miyah Reyes which included 25 points and 12 rebounds paced Maxwell in its win over the Trojans, but the sophomore got help from Ruby Herrera who tossed in 10 points along with Bethany Wilson and Karina Perez who pitched in with 10 rebounds apiece.
In the narrow loss to the Wolverines, Reyes recorded her second double-double of the week having gone for 10 points and 11 boards.
Back at it this week, the Panthers (11-10, 2-2) welcomed Portola and Hamilton City to town on Jan. 27 and Jan. 30 respectively.
Pierce 36 – Durham 47 (1/20)
Pierce 22 – East Nicolaus 38 (1/22)
The Bears could not find an answer for their two Sacramento Valley League rivals last week as they dropped a pair of games.
Struggles to score in the second and third quarters doomed Pierce in its home loss to Durham despite a 16-point performance from Rylie Delepierre and 10 rebounds from Destany Martinez.
On the road to face East Nicolaus, things did not go well on the offensive end of the court in their setback at the hands of the Spartans.
Statistics were not available prior to the Pioneer Review print deadline.
Looking to get back on track, the Bears (9-13, 3-3) hosted Winters on Monday and Willows on Tuesday.
Williams 29 – Hamilton City 55 (1/20)
Williams 27 – CORE Butte 43 (1/21)
Williams 39 – Quincy 61 (1/23)
In spite of some strong individual performances, Williams could not post a win in three Mid-Valley League games last week.
Lupita Zuniga led the way for the ‘Jackets against the Braves with a 14-point, 12-rebound double-double, while Jennifer Vega-Jimenez dropped in nine points.
Retaking home court the following evening against the Lynx, Zuniga finished with 17 points and six boards, Evelyn Guevara added nine points and Jazlene Velazquez corralled six rebounds.
Rounding out last week, the Yellowjackets erupted in the second quarter to pull within six points at the half, but were outscored 28-12 after intermission by the Trojans.
Zuniga ended the night with her second double-double of the week which included 22 points and 10 rebounds, Vega-Jimenez went for 13 points and Guevara pulled down nine boards.
Still seeking its first victory, Williams was in Biggs on Jan. 27 before returning home to play Portola tonight.
Colusa 48 – Willows 28 (1/20)
Colusa 29 – Woodland Christian 56 (1/21)
Colusa v. Winters – score not available (1/22)
After starting its first of three consecutive games with a blowout win over Willows, Colusa could not replicate its success against Woodland Christian or Winters.
In the victory over the Honkers, Abby Coronado and Baylee Guizar paced the RedHawks with 11 points apiece.
However, points were harder to come by in the non-conference affair against the visiting Cardinals as Guizar and Peyton Miller tied for the team-high with eight points each.
Although no other information was provided, Colusa was defeated on the road in Winters last Thursday.
Continuing SVL play this week, the RedHawks (7-13, 1-4) entertained Paradise on Jan. 26, traveled to Durham on Jan. 28 before returning home to square off against East Nicolaus tonight.