SHOOTING FOR THE STARS: Canyon guard Jerime Anderson, who has signed with UCLA, will be playing for the North in the Large Schools contest Saturday at the O.C. All-Star Basketball Games. OCVARSITY.COM FILE PHOTO |
Friday, April 25, 2008
Night of stars: Riley, Anderson, Thompson set for O.C. All-Star Games
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The four-game showcase taking place Saturday at Ocean View High.
OCVarsity.com
Orange County basketball players of the year Jerime Anderson of Canyon and Kristin Riley of San Clemente will play in the Kiwanis/PlyoCity Orange County All-Star Basketball Games on Saturday at Ocean View High.Anderson, 2007-08 county boys player of the year, will play for the North in the boys large-school game. Riley, county girls player of the year, will play for the South in the girls large-school game. Anderson signed with UCLA, Riley with BYU.
Also playing Saturday is state Division III boys player of the year Klay Thompson of Santa Margarita. Thompson, playing for the South in the boys large-school game, signed with Washington State.
Here is the schedule for the four-game event:
Girls small-schools game: 3 p.m.
Boys small-schools game: 4:45 p.m.
Girls large-schools game: 6:30 p.m.
Boys large-schools game: 8:15 p.m.
Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students and children.
Check below for the rosters for all eight teams:
Large Schools Games
Boys: North and South Rosters
Girls: North and South Rosters
Small Schools Games
Boys: North and South Rosters
Girls: North and South Rosters
Contact the writer: sfryer@ocregister.com
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