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Zama‘s Joshua Caburian shoots over E.J. King’s Arjae Laurente and Jacob Auger during Thursday’s DODEA-Japan boys basketball tournament game. The Trojans won 65-56.

Zama‘s Joshua Caburian shoots over E.J. King’s Arjae Laurente and Jacob Auger during Thursday’s DODEA-Japan boys basketball tournament game. The Trojans won 65-56. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)

High school

Basketball

Boys

Japan

DODEA-Japan tournament

Thursday at Yokota Air Base

Nile C. Kinnick 63, Yokota 50

Red Devils 11 16 24 12 _63
Panthers 14 12 10 14 _50

Scoring — Red Devils: Austin Davenport 19, Adrian Tagalog 14, Vance Lewis 12; Panthers: Royce Canta 16. Noteworthy — Tagalog’s points all came in the second half. Canta had eight in the fourth quarter.

Zama 63, Robert D. Edgren 53

Trojans 20 6 17 20 _63
Eagles 16 13 11 13 _53

Scoring — Trojans: Murray Gillerson 26, Keshawn McNeill 25; Eagles: Micah Magat 17. Noteworthy — McNeill scored 10 in the second quarter. Gillerson had 14 first-quarter points and hit four three-point goals. Magat scored five three-pointers.

Kinnick 56, Matthew C. Perry 32

Red Devils 15 15 15 11 _56
Samurai 10 7 9 6 _32

Scoring — Red Devils: Davenport 18, Darius Scott 10; Samurai: Joshua Blanquisco 12. Noteworthy — Davenport scored nine second-quarter points. Blanquisco’s points came on four three-point goals.

Zama 65, E.J. King 56

Trojans 16 23 12 14 _65
Cobras 12 19 8 17 _56

Scoring — Trojans: McNeill 20, Gillerson 19, Darius Brown 11, Joshua Caburian 11; Cobras: Cameron Reinhart 26, Jeremy Phillips 12. Noteworthy — Gillerson shot 8-for-9 from the foul line. McNeill had nine second-quarter points. Reinhart shot 6-for-8 from the free-throw line. Phillips scored all his points on four three-point goals.

Regular season

Yokota 52, Kinnick 49

Tuesday at Yokota Air Base

Red Devils 6 19 15 9 _49
Panthers 17 11 19 5 _52

Scoring — Panthers: Tre Perkins 20, Dylan Tomas 14; Red Devils: Scott 18. Noteworthy — Tomas scored all his points in the third quarter and Perkins 17 of his 20 in the first half. Scott had 11 second-quarter points.

E.J. King’s Nolan FitzGerald shields a rebound from Amari King of Zama during Thursday’s DODEA-Japan boys basketball tournament game. The Trojans won 65-56.

E.J. King’s Nolan FitzGerald shields a rebound from Amari King of Zama during Thursday’s DODEA-Japan boys basketball tournament game. The Trojans won 65-56. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)

Girls

Japan

DODEA-Japan tournament

Thursday at Camp Zama

Edgren 30, Zama 29

Eagles 12 7 7 4 _30
Trojans 0 7 8 14 _29

Scoring — Eagles: Malia Magat 10; Trojans: Kiersten Sharp 9.

Kinnick 42, Yokota 7

Red Devils 15 11 9 7 _42
Panthers 1 2 2 2 _7

Scoring — Red Devils: Maya Rogers 10; Panthers: Madison Van Gorder 5.

King 46, Zama 29

Cobras 12 8 11 13 _46
Trojans 2 9 10 8 _29

Scoring — Cobras: Moa Best 18, Maliwan Schinker 12, Logan Dann 10; Trojans: Kierstyn Aumua 10. Noteworthy — Aumua had nine second-half points.

Yokota 39, Perry 19

Panthers 8 12 7 12 _39
Samurai 5 2 2 10 _19

Scoring — Panthers: Keiya Carlson 20; Samurai: Aiya Versoza 6. Steals — Panthers: Carlson 7, Hailey Riddels 7.

Regular season

Kinnick 53, Yokota 12

Tuesday at Yokosuka Naval Base

Panthers 0 4 2 6 _12
Red Devils 14 9 16 14 _53

Scoring — Red Devils: Dana White 12, Amyka Jones 10. Rebounding — Red Devils: White 20. Assists — Red Devils: Jasmine Pho 6, Davan Webster 5. Steals — Red Devils: Jones 7, Mikaila Joi Miranda 6, Pho 5, White 5. Blocked shots — Red Devils: Jones 6, White 6.

Zama‘s Amari King shoots against E.J. King’s Keith Lombard during Thursday’s DODEA-Japan boys basketball tournament game. The Trojans won 65-56.

Zama‘s Amari King shoots against E.J. King’s Keith Lombard during Thursday’s DODEA-Japan boys basketball tournament game. The Trojans won 65-56. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)

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Kent has filled numerous roles at Stars and Stripes including: copy editor, news editor, desk editor, reporter/photographer, web editor and overseas sports editor. Based at Aviano Air Base, Italy, he’s been TDY to countries such as Afghanistan Iraq, Kosovo and Bosnia. Born in California, he’s a 1988 graduate of Humboldt State University and has been a journalist for 40 years.

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