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Pacific Scoreboard: Dec. 6, 2019
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December 6, 2019
Osan's Athena Riddick and Daegu's Lexie Berry battle for the ball during Friday's Korea girls basketball game. The Warriors won 57-14. (Jessica McCollum/Special to Stripes)
Osan's Athena Riddick and Daegu's Lexie Berry battle for the ball during Friday's Korea girls basketball game. The Warriors won 57-14. (Jessica McCollum/Special to Stripes)
Osan's Gavin Lunn dribbles upcourt against Daegu's Zach Tavuyango during Friday's Korea boys basketball game. The Warriors won 58-52. (Jessica McCollum/Special to Stripes)
Osan's Joseph Cornelius shoots over Daegu's Angus Delaney during Friday's Korea boys basketball game. The Warriors won 58-52. (Jessica McCollum/Special to Stripes)
Osan's Jaylon Grant and Daegu's Zach Tavuyango go airborne for the ball during Friday's Korea boys basketball game. The Warriors won 58-52. (Jessica McCollum/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnck's James Mincey drives between two Yokohama defenders during Friday's Kanto Plain boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 72-49. (Emmanesta Stovall/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnck's Anthony Santos drives for a shot against Yokohama during Friday's Kanto Plain boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 72-49. (Emmanesta Stovall/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnck's Darryl Williams drives to the basket against Yokohama during Friday's Kanto Plain boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 72-49. (Emmanesta Stovall/Special to Stripes)
Kadena's Kai Harris drives against Kubasaki's James Ellison during Friday's Okinawa boys basketball game. The Panthers won 72-37. Harris' father Marvin played for Kadena in its Far East Division I championship 1991-92 season. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Casey Cox shoots against Kubasaki's Mason Taylor during Friday's Okinawa boys basketball game. The Panthers won 72-37. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Tristan Higginson has a shot blocked by Kubasaki's Adam Rasmussen during Friday's Okinawa boys basketball game. The Panthers won 72-37. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Blake Dearborn shoots over three Kubasaki defenders, knocking over the Dragons' Mason Taylor en route to the basket, during Friday's Okinawa boys basketball game. Dearborn was called for an offensive foul on the play. The Panthers won 72-37. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Blake Dearborn shoots over Kubasaki's Michael Moore during Friday's Okinawa boys basketball game. The Panthers won 72-37. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Christee Dervil drives between Kubasaki's Ari Gieseck and Sophie Grubbs during Friday's Okinawa girls basketball game. The Panthers won 45-15. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Grace Carey fires up a shot over Kubasaki's Sophie Grubbs during Friday's Okinawa girls basketball game. The Panthers won 45-15. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Alexis Boyer and Kubasaki's Sophie Grubbs sky for a rebound during Friday's Okinawa girls basketball game. The Panthers won 45-15. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
High school
Basketball Boys South KoreaDaegu 58, Osan 52 Friday at Osan Air BaseWarriors 12 12 12 22—58Cougars 19 8 12 13—52Scoring — Warriors: Andrue McCall 18, Ziaden Barjolo 12, Zach Tavuyango 12; Cougars: Gavin Lunn 14. Rebounding — Warriors: Barjolo 11, Tavuyango 6.
OkinawaKadena 72, Kubasaki 37 Friday at Camp FosterPanthers 19 22 18 13 — 72Dragons 9 10 10 8 — 37Scoring — Panthers: Blake Dearborn 27, Tristan Higginson 15, Kai Harris 13; Dragons: Josh Cobb 7, Michael Moore 7. Noteworthy — Moore exited the game in the first quarter with a sprained left ankle and did not return.
JapanNile C. Kinnick 72, Yokohama 49 Friday at Yokosuka Naval BaseDragons 16 4 18 11 — 49Red Devils 13 24 18 17 — 72Scoring — Red Devils: Darryl Williams 30, Corey Hollingsworth 13.Western Japan Athletic Association Basketball Festival Friday at KobeE.J. King 80, Canadian Academy 56 Cobras 23 23 19 15 — 80Falcons 17 12 14 13 — 56Scoring — Cobras: James Meacham 25, Cameron Reinhart 23, Anthony Moore 11, L.J. Scarver 10. Noteworthy — Reinhart hit seven three-point goals in his first varsity game.Matthew C. Perry 57, Canadian Academy 54, OT Samurai 15 8 10 15 9 — 57Falcons 16 9 11 12 6 — 54Scoring — Samurai: Justin Andres 17, Shion Fleming 15.
Girls South KoreaDaegu 57, Osan 14 Friday at Osan Air BaseWarriors 13 17 23 4 — 57Cougars 0 9 3 2 — 14Scoring — Warriors: Bethani Newbold 23, Ariel Harvey 16; Cougars: Kennedy Liddell 9. Rebounding — Warriors: Jya Van 10, Kayla Green 9.
OkinawaKadena 45, Kubasaki 15 Friday at Camp FosterPanthers 18 18 7 2 — 45Dragons 2 6 5 2 — 15Scoring — Panthers: Kyleigh Wright 12, Grace Okubo 10; Dragons: Sophie Grubbs 6.
GuamNotre Dame 35, Guam High 23 Thursday at Agana HeightsRoyals 6 9 2 18 — 35Panthers 5 5 3 10 — 23Scoring — Panthers: Anaiah Cruz 6, Victoria Blyth 6. Rebounding — Panthers: Blyth 10.
JapanZama 64, Robert D. Edgren 21 Friday at Camp ZamaEagles 7 8 2 4 — 21Trojans 21 20 15 8 — 64Scoring — Trojans: Chloe Stering 21, Kirari Smith 16, Jessica Atkinson 12, Fabiola Ayala-Rivera 12; Eagles: Shakayla Ray 6.Yokohama 41, Kinnick 36 Friday at YokohamaRed Devils 9 6 12 9 — 36Dragons 11 12 12 6 — 41Scoring — Red Devils: Ernestina Roberts 13. Rebounding — Red Devils: Madelyn Gallo 11, Amyka Jones 9, Roberts 7, Cassi Boyer 6.Western Japan Athletic Association Basketball Festival Friday at OsakaSenri-Osaka 44, Perry 18 Samurai 3 1 6 8 — 18Sabres 15 8 11 10 — 44Scoring — Samurai: Jialee Asperer 11. Blocked shots — Samurai: Madison Smith 8.
Soccer GuamFather Duenas 10, Guam 0 Friday at Agana HeightsHalftime — 6-0.