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Roundup: West Ranch Boys Face Chaminade Friday

By Tim Haddock, Hometownstation.com | Friday, Jan 3, 2014

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[KHTS] – In a match-up of area basketball powerhouses, the West Ranch boys play Chaminade tonight at West Ranch High. West Ranch is 5-7 and coming off a 78-51 loss to Sacramento in the Holiday Hardwood Classic at Westlake High School.

Chaminade is 11-1 and won its own Christmas Classic Tournament over Eastside Catholic from Washington last week.

Tipoff is at 7 p.m.

Four basketball teams are playing in the Showcase at College of the Canyons on Saturday.

The Santa Clarita Christian boys start off the action against Marshall from Pasadena at 11 in the morning. The Cardinals are 6-3.

The Valencia boys take on Roosevelt from Fresno at 5 p.m. The Vikings are 9-4 and went 2-2 in the Chaminade Christmas Classic last week.

The Canyon boys play Morse from San Diego at 6:30. The Cowboys are 13-1 and won the Ventura Tournament last week.

The Hart boys play University from Los Angeles at 8. The Indians are 12-1, have an 11-game winning streak and won the Hart Holiday Classic last week.

In the NHL, the Kings are officially in a free fall. They lost to the St. Louis Blues, 5-0, and have a five-game losing streak.

The Kings are home for a game against the Vancouver Canucks at Staples Center on Saturday night.

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