#st-john-bosco

#st-john-bosco

"That really was a high-level game," St. John Bosco coach Matt Dunn said. "They put us in positions that were really challenging and we did the same. I had so many kids play great." The Braves (12-4) had four players score in double figures and battled back from an eight-point deficit in the third quarter. Collins finished with 20 points. Howie Wu, St. John Bosco's 7-foot center, scored 15 points. Point guard Gavin Dean-Moss had 15 points and Tariq Iscandari added 13 points.

In the 247Sports Composite he ranks as the No. 957 prospect, but he keeps making big plays on film in the top league in Southern California prep football. The Ducks could use some of that Bosco tenacity today against Rutgers, a team that throws the football 35 times a game while giving up a season total of 20 sacks, worst in the Big Ten.

Madden Williams, a four-star wide receiver from Bellflower, California, has been a focus for various programs despite committing before the new year, showing interest in exploring options.

Summit High School's SkyHawks baseball team boasts a 21-3 record, riding an 18-game winning streak and an impressive 8-0 in their league.