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THE CHAFFEY TRADITION: Six Straight Playoff Appearances and Three Foothill Conference Titles
Panther Pride
3/10/09 MEN'S BASKETBALL FALLS TO SADDLEBACK IN FINAL SECONDS OF ROUND 3 PLAYOFF GAME
by DRINCA - SF T.J. Lipold’s 3-pointer with 14.0 seconds left broke a 60-60 tie and lifted #1-seed Saddleback (27-7) to a 63-61 win over #8-seed Chaffey (27-7) Saturday night in the regional final, lifting the Gauchos to the state tournament. Lipold’s big shot came the end of the shot clock from about 24 feet out. Chaffey had tied the game at 60 on a free throw by PF Anthony Soares with 49 seconds left. Saddleback then held the ball on offense before calling timeout with 9 seconds left on the shot clock. On the restart, the ball went to Orange Empire Conference MVP SG Franklin Session, but the Chaffey defense converged on him, forcing him to pass the ball away. The ball went to Lipold, who calmly drained the 3-pointer to give his team a 63-60 lead. And after that, Lipold wasn’t quite finished making big plays. Chaffey got the ball to SF Winston Robinson, but Lipold fouled him before Robinson could attempt a potential game-tying 3-point shot. Robinson then made the first free throw to make it 63-61 with 4.9 seconds left. He missed the second intentionally, but stepped over the foul line trying for the rebound and that violation gave Saddleback the ball out of bounds. After a Chaffey timeout, Saddleback got the ball to Lipold, who instead of catching the inbounds pass pushed it further ahead into the frontcourt, allowing time to expire. It was a dramatic ending to a tense game. Both teams played a slow, playoff-type pace, with Chaffey only occasionally using its famous pressure game. And for much of the game, that seemed to play into the hands of Saddleback, which took a 14-point lead early in the second half. But the Panthers rallied from that deficit, taking a 55-53 lead with 6:27 remaining, and the lead went back and forth the rest of the way until Lipold’s game-winning shot. In the first half, Saddleback jumped out to a 27-16 lead midway through the half and led by 7 points, 35-28, at the break. That was largely because of the scoring of PF Kevin Menner, who had 16 of his game-high 26 points in the first half. Chaffey cut the margin to just 3 late in the half and had the chance to tie it at 29, but SG Anthony Cammon’s 3-point try missed badly. Then Session scored on a putback of his own miss and SF Terrell Mack made a pair of free throws to make it 33-26. Mack and Robinson then traded baskets in the final minute-plus to make it 35-28 at the break. When the second half began, Saddleback came out ready, scoring the first 7 points of the half to push its lead to 14. Two free throws by Menner followed by a 3-pointer and a short pullup jumper by Session made it 42-28. Chaffey cut the lead to 6 at 46-40 a few minutes later, but then Saddleback again pushed its lead back to double figures and led by 10 at 53-43 after a 3-pointer by Lipold with just under 10 minutes left. But then Chaffey went on a 12-0 run, not only erasing the deficit but taking a 55-53 lead on a 3-pointer by PG Lamar Williams with 6:27 left. PG Jamal Sloan had begun the run with a conventional 3-point play with 9:32 left, and the Chaffey defense held Saddleback scoreless for more than three minutes, allowing the Panthers to take the lead. After that, the lead went back and forth several times. Saddleback tied it on a leaner by Mack with 6:05 left that made it 55-55. A free throw by Williams put Chaffey back in front, 56-55 with 5:54 left, but then Menner scored for Saddleback to put the Gauchos in front, 57-56 with 4:50 remaining. Then neither team scored for more than three minutes until Mack made one of two free throws with 1:49 left to make it 58-56. Just 20 seconds later, Robinson gave Chaffey a 59-58 lead with a FG+FT 3-point play. But Menner answered for Saddleback with a basket and drew a foul with 1:13 left. He missed the free throw, leaving Saddleback just a point ahead, and Chaffey tied it with 49 seconds left when Soares made one of two free throws to make it 60-60. Then came Lipold’s dramatic Paxson-like shot. John Paxson hit the go-ahead shot in the 1993 NBA Finals after a pass from an MVP winner wearing #23, just as Lipold did in this game to vault Saddleback into the state tournament. Lipold, son of Saddleback Athletic Director Tony Lipold, made his last 3 shots of the game after missing his first 5 and finished with 8 points. Menner led all scorers with his 26 points, and also had 8 rebounds. Mack and SG Marquis Green each came off the bench to score 10 points for the Gauchos. Green went 4-for-4 in the first half for his 10 points. Session had just 7 points on 3-of-13 from the floor but had 12 rebounds, 2 blocks, 2 steals and a game-high 6 assists, one of which came on the game-winning shot. Remarkably, Saddleback had just 6 turnovers in the game and actually attempted more field goals than Chaffey, 64-54. For Chaffey, SF Nickalas Turner led the way with 18 pts, including a pair of threes, and 8 rebs. Williams had 14 pts and Robinson had 12 pts plus 8 rebs. But overall Chaffey shot just 35% from the floor with 6 threes, and as a sign of how disrupted the Panther offense was, Chaffey totaled just 7 assists on its 19 baskets.
3/3/09 MEN'S BASKETBALL DEFEATS BAKERSFIELD TO ADVANCE TO ROUND 3 OF PLAYOFFS The CHP (#8 seeded in south) hosted the #9 seeded Bakersfield Renegades Friday night at Sicosky Gym. Before a packed house, the Panthers took an early lead dominating the visiting Renegades by 18 points 7 minutes into the game. Up until that point Bakersfield had scored a single point on a free throw. As the end of the first half was ticking down, Bakersfield had closed the gap to 2 points (40-38) - 43-38 at the horn. The second half of play looked much like the first with the Panthers dominating the visitors with three point shots, steals and rebounds but Bakersfield fought back and managed to tie the game with 34.7 seconds remaining in regulation play (78-78) when Winston Robinson was fouled twice, making all 4 free throws and winning the game for the Panthers at 78-82. Winston Robinson scored an amazing 29 points tonight including 9:12 free throws. Nick Turner led in 3 pointers with 3, 11 points overall. Robinson and Turner along with Anthony Cammon and Lamar Williams were named to the All-Foothill Conference team. The squad advances to Round 3 of the state playoffs and will play the winner of the Saddleback/Cerritos game next Saturday. UPDATE -- Men's basketball will play Saddleback College Saturday night (3/7) at 7 pm in the 3rd round of state playoffs. ASCC has arranged for a charter bus to take students from Chaffey’s Rancho Campus to Saddleback for the game.
2/24/09 The Chaffey Hustlin' Panthers closed the 09 season with a win at Victor Valley Saturday 69-65. Victor Valley led at the half 32 – 31. The “CHP” took the lead early in the second half and never relinquished it. The Panthers led by as many as 12 points with 8:00 minutes to go. A fierce Rams press cut the deficit to 4 points 62-58 with 3:00 minutes to play. That’s as close as Victor Valley would get in the contest. Leading the Panthers were sophomores Nick Turner, Winston Robinson and Lamar Williams and freshman Mo Aldaba. The foursome supplied 49 of the Panthers' 69 point win. The team finishes the season 26-6 overall. UPDATE -- The CHP will take on #9 Bakersfield Friday night at home in the first round of playoffs. Game starts at 7 pm.
2/17/09 The men hosted the visiting Barstow Vikings this afternoon and won with a dominating 51 point margin (110-59). Leading the Panthers was Winston Robinson with 25 points (3 3s), Anthony Cammon with 18 points (4 3s) and Nick Turner with 13 points (2 3s). This was the final regular season home game for the Panthers with the men on the road against Antelope Valley and Victor Valley this week.
2/10/09 Leading at the half by 20 points, the Panthers took down the visiting Desert Roadrunners by a 22 point margin: 92-70. Leading the Panthers again today were the resounding trio of Anthony Cammon (14 points), Lamar Williams (18 points) and Winston Robinson (15 points). That takes the Panthers to 22-5 overall and 6-3 in conference. The next game for the men is Saturday at Mt San Jacinto College.
The Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers knocked off first place Mt. San Jacinto in the Eagles nest. The Panthers were down by as many as 10 points in the first half. The “CHP” fought back and took a 43 – 38 lead at intermission. The second half was all Chaffey. The Panthers led by as many as 24 points. Final score 99-83.
2/3/09 Leading at the half by 18 points, the Panthers took down the visiting Rio Hondo Roadrunners by a 48 point margin: 116-68. Leading the Panthers Saturday were the trio of Anthony Cammon (23 points), Lamar Williams (22 points) and Winston Robinson (21 points). The Panthers were 26:38 from the free throw line. That takes the Panthers to 21-5 overall and 5-3 in conference. The next game for the men is at home Wednesday against the #6 Desert Roadrunners.
1/27/09 The men hosted the visiting Victor Valley Rams this afternoon, falling 83-88. The Rams led at the 1/2 29-36 but the Panthers battled back closing the lead to 5 points. Sophomore returners Nick Turner and Winston Robinson along with freshman Anthony Soares scored in double digits to produce 52 of the Panther's 83 points. Catch the Panthers at home again next Saturday against Rio Hondo at 3 pm.
1/23/09 Scoring 22 points against Antelope Valley Wednesday, Nick Turner lit up the court leading the Panthers to a 71-70 win. With 11.2 seconds remaining in regulation play, the Panthers were fouled by AVC's Raymond Cody. Two made free throws by Winston Robinson took the Panthers to a 1 point lead and on to win the game. Turner scored 13 of his 22 points in the first half. Also dominating the court tonight was Lamar Williams with 17 points including 3 3-s. The men return home tomorrow to take on Victor Valley at 3 pm. As of 1/19 State Poll… The men are ranked #10 in the state!
1/13/09 After winning their last 12 games, the Panthers fell to Mt. San Jacinto in the first home game of 2009. Chaffey went into Saturday’s game #3 in the state, 18-2 overall and undefeated in conference. The two teams rallied back and forth both halfs with neither team claiming a formidable lead. In the end a foul on #4 Lamar Williams with seconds remaining gave the Eagles 2 free throws and took the score to 87-83. Leading the Panthers today were Anthony Cammon with 22 points and Winston Robinson with 16. Nick Turner and Lamar Williams also scored in double digits. The team is on the road for the next week, returning home January 21st to take on Antelope Valley.
1/6/09 The men opened the Foothill Conference season Saturday against Rio Hondo, defeating the Roadrunners 92-84 for their 11th consecutive win this year. Leading the Panthers was sophomore Nick Turner with 24 points including 6 3s. Also scoring in double digits were fellow returners, Jamal Sloan (16 points) and Winston Robinson (13 points). Ranked third in the state, the Panthers take on Desert Wednesday in continued conference play before playing at home Saturday against #17 Mt. San Jacinto.
12/16/08 The men started off the Rio Hondo Tournament with a big win against Glendale 102-86 on Thursday. Friday, the men took on Irvine Valley winning 87-76. Anthony Cammon had 26 pts, including 7 of the 15 threes made by #8 Chaffey as the Panthers outlasted an equally hot-shooting Irvine Valley (8-5) squad in the first semifinal of the Roadrunner Round-Up tournament. Cammon was just one of four players to score in double figures for Chaffey Friday. Lamar Williams had an excellent game with 15 pts, all in the second half, plus game-highs of 7 assists and 4 steals. SF Chris Confair had 13 pts, including 4 threes, and Robinson added 12 pts and 6 rebs. Ctr Derek Simon gave Chaffey a big lift off the bench with 8 pts and a team-high 8 rebs. In the championship game Saturday, the Panthers took down Santa Ana 86-84 to win their second consecutive tournament championship. Williams scored 30 points in the final game and was named to the All-Tournament team. Winston Robinson scored 20 points and 10 rebounds Saturday and was named tournament MVP. The CHP will play Pasadena on Wednesday, December 17th at 6:00 pm in Pasadena. The Panthers will then take a week off before playing in the College of the Canyons Tournament on December 27th. The team will open up against Ventura at 4:00 pm on the 27th. The men return to Rio Hondo on January 3rd for the first game of the Foothill Conference season.
12/9/08 The men started off the Grossmont Tournament slow trailing Southwestern 21-9 12 minutes into the first game of the tournament, but rallied late in the half to take the lead against the Jaguags eventually winning 96-74. On Day 2, the Panthers took down Cuesta 79-73 for the 8th game that the CHP was able to hold an opponent to less than 75 points. Although Cuesta led for the majority of the game a press by the Panthers (11-5) gave Chaffey the victory advancing them to the finals against Cypress (Chaffey beat Cypress on 11/14 in 2OT). Against Cypress, the CHP once again fell behind at the start but fought back to lead at the 1/2 47-42. The Panthers led for the remainder of the game, winning 97-85. All 15 players played last weekend, contributing to the tournament win. Lamar Williams was named tournament MVP. After battling stomach flu, Winston Robinson is back. He made all tournament and was 20/22 from the line for the tournament. The Chaffey Panthers hit the road again on Thursday, December 11 in the Rio Hondo Tournament. The “CHP” open up against Glendale at 1:00 pm. The tournament runs from Dec 11 – 13. 12/2/08 (by Head Coach Jeff Klein) In the match-up that many expected to be for the tournament championship, #1 Citrus (9-1) had six players score in double figures to outlast #7 Chaffey (6-2), 90-84, in the 3rd Place game of the Neil Edwards Classic tournament Sunday afternoon at Citrus College. Ctr Mark Dorsey, the 11th and last player to enter the game for the Owls, made 8 of 12 shots from the floor for a game-high 18 pts and grabbed 6 rebs to help the home team to the win a day after being upset by #18 (North) Reedley in the semifinal. Chaffey, which like Citrus entered the tourney undefeated, was relegated to the third-place game after losing to #12 San Diego City. Citrus jumped out to a 24-14 lead in the first 10 minutes, and led by as much as 15 late in the first half before Chaffey got a pair of threes from PG Lamar Williams and cut the margin to 9 at the break, 46-37. And Chaffey continued its surge in the second half, tying the game at 56 with just under 14 minutes left. Citrus went back into the lead after that, but Chaffey stayed close and eventually took its first lead since the early moments of the game at 66-65 on another 3-pointer by Williams. The Panthers led by as many as 5 points at 78-73 with just under 4 minutes left. But then Citrus rallied, taking an 82-80 lead on a 3-pointer by SF Jose Rivera with 2:26 left. Chaffey answered with a driving lay-up by SG Anthony Cammon to tie the game. Then Dorsey scored on a dish from Rivera to put the Owls back in front. But Chaffey answered that when SF Winston Robinson scored on a putback of his own miss to make it 84-84. But after that, Citrus took command of the game. PG Steven Bennett missed on a driving lay-up, but got an "Iverson assist" as he drew the Chaffey defense to him and managed to get the ball onto the basket. Gibbs swallowed up the rebound and slammed it back through to give Citrus an 86-84 lead. Then after a Chaffey miss, Dorsey drew a loose ball foul and made a pair of free throws with 28 seconds left to make it 88-84. Then Chaffey SF Nick Turner missed a 3-pointer and PF Troy Payne grabbed the rebound and passed to SG Justin Johnson, who made a pair of free throws with 7 seconds left to make it 90-84 and seal the win for Citrus. Besides Dorsey, double-digit scorers for Citrus were J. Johnson (14 pts), SF Curtis Eatmon (12 pts), PF Keith Thompson (10 pts, 8 rebs), Bennett (10 pts, 3 asts, 3 steals) and Rivera (10 pts). J. Johnson and Bennett were named to the All-Tournament team. For Chaffey, Cammon and Turner led the way with 15 pts each, and Williams had 14 pts. Robinson had 11 pts, 7 rebs, 3 asts and 3 steals. Turner was named to the All-Tournament team. After the Citrus Tournament, the Panthers move to # 10 in the state poll and # 6 in Southern California. The CHP will play this week in the Grossmont Tournament. The team opens up with San Diego Southwestern on Friday, Dec. 5 at 4:00 PM. All games will be played in El Cajon/ Grossmont College. 2 CHAFFEY ALUMNI MAKING A DIFFERENCE ON UNIVERSITY COURTS Former Chaffey Panthers Brandon Price and Brandon Clemons have each moved on to play at four year colleges on opposite sides of the country. Brandon Price is playing for Hawaii Hilo after 2 years at Chaffey and recently was named Pacific West Conference's Player of the Week after going 7 of 14 from the field, scoring 15 points, 17 rebounds, and three steals in an 84-79 loss to Warner Pacific on Saturday, November 15th. Brandon Clemons, who played for Chaffey last season, has moved on to Southwest Baptist University. Clemons was a top scorer against University of Utah also on the 15th. Scoring 15 points (4 FG, 2 3’s and 5 free throws) and 4 defensive rebounds, Clemons shined on the court in SBU’s first game of the season.
11/18/08 This season’s Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers have a flair for the dramatic. Only two weeks into this young season and the CHP are 4 – 0 and have won both overtime games. Cypress led the entire first half. They entered the locker room up 48 – 45. The Panthers press slowly wore down the Chargers. The CHP held a 85 – 81 lead with 25 seconds in regulation. Cypress missed a shot which fell into the hands of Chaffey point guard Lamar Williams. Williams falling out of bounds attempted a pass that went out of bounds under the Chaffey basket. Cypress quickly scored with 10 seconds left and fouled Andre Perkins. Perkins made one of two free throws to up the lead to 86 -83 with 5.5 seconds left in the contest. Austin Tim then received the in bounce pass and advanced the ball close to mid- court and launched a bank shot that went in at the buzzer to tie the score to send the game into overtime. The first OT was all Cypress. Chaffey was down by 5 with 2 minutes to go. An Anthony Cammon three pointer and a Lamar Williams offensive rebound put back tied the score 93-93 with 30 seconds to play. A John Staats three with 15 seconds left put the Chargers up by 3 with 10 seconds remaining in the first OT. CHP player Anthony Carson hit an in your face deep three from the wing with three seconds remaining tied the score at 96 – 96 to send the game into a second overtime. Chaffey went down early but fought back in the second OT. A Winston Robinson lay up put the Panthers up by 4 with 50 seconds to play. Cypress made a bucket with 12 seconds remaining to cut the lead to 106 – 104. The Chargers fouled Nick Turner with 2 seconds remaining. Nick missed the first and then the second , but Cypress missed on a desperation three from ¾ court to end this exciting game. The men are ranked 8th in the state and 4th in Southern California in the November 16th Coaches' Poll! The men make their first home appearance Saturday against Mt. SAC at 7 pm.
11/12/08 The Chaffey Hustlin' Panthers fell behind the Reedley Tigers 26 - 20 at halftime. That would be the biggest lead of the game for Reedley. The Panthers opened the half on a 6 - 0 run to tie the game. Both teams traded baskets throughout the second half. The lead changed numerous times. The "CHP" seemed to take control having a 46 -40 lead with 6 minutes remaining only to see the lead evaporate. Reedley took the lead a final time 49 -48 with under 3:00 minutes to play in regulation. Down the stretch Jamal Sloan hit a big three to put the Panthers up 56-54. A Mauricio Aldaba layup put the CHP up by 4 with 30 seconds to play. All State point guard Marquel Hoskins then hit two big free throws for Reedley cutting the deficit to 2 with 15 seconds left to play. Jamal Sloan was fouled sinking 1 of 2 free throws allowing Reedley one more chance. The Tigers then hit a long range three at the buzzer to send the game into overtime 58-58. In the extra period Jamal Sloan, Lamar Williams and Winston Robinson all hit big shots. The CHP was up 67 - 65 with 7 seconds remaining when Justin Ayers missed a 10 footer. The rebound came off to Lamar Williams who secured the rebound and got fouled. The Refs didn't call the foul, instead called a held ball giving the Reedley Tigers one more opportunity. The ball was taken out under the Chaffey basket with 1 second on the clock. The Tigers ran a play on the baseline which was intercepted by Lamar Williams as the clock expired. The men are ranked 14th in the state and 6th in Southern California in the November 9th Coaches' Poll! The men take on Santa Ana tonight at Pasadena.
8/2/08 PRE-SEASON PLAY: 2008 SoCal Hoop Review Showcase Summary at Azusa Pacific University All rankings are based on the players and teams I saw play at the 2008 SoCal Hoop Review Showcase. There were 35 teams involved. I managed to see 31 of them in a total of 18 games (I'd seen the other four in prior events this summer), including several teams twice. And of course, all these opinions are my own and have some degree of subjectivity. I've roughly followed the stats and results, but there is some subjective judgment involved as well. I recognize there's plenty of room for disagreement, but this is what I think...
Most Outstanding Player: Winston Robinson, SF, Chaffey
Most Outstanding Teams: JCHoops.com All-Showcase Team: First Team:
7/16/08 PRE-SEASON PLAY: PANTHERS LOSE TO FOOTHILL IN OT The 3 Stripes JC Shootout took place July 12-13 at the Galen Center on the campus of USC. Some 36 teams attended the event, including teams from both Northern and Southern California. Fresno and Foothill from the North were the only undefeated teams at the Showcase. Ctr Terance Pellum had 22 pts, 16 rebs and 4 asts, and drained the winning free throw to lift Foothill to a 66-64 overtime win over Chaffey after rallying from an 18-point second-half deficit. Pellum had a remarkable game, scoring 16 of his points and grabbing 13 of his rebounds after halftime. But Chaffey seemed to be in control most of the game anyway, building a 9-point halftime lead that expanded to 18 at 45-27 early in the second half. After that, however, Foothill went on a 21-4 run to cut the margin to a single point at 49-48, and eventually tied the game at 54 with 5:22 remaining after a 3-pointer by SG Kevin Dinardi. Chaffey responded by taking a 61-56 lead after a 3-pointer by SF Nick Turner, but Foothill got a 2-point free throw by Pellum and a 3-ponter by PF Michael Weimer to tie the game at 61 with 25 seconds left and send the game to overtime. In overtime, the first team to 5 would be declared the winner. Weimer knocked down a three to give Foothill a 64-61 lead, but SF Winston Robinson answered with a 3-pointer of his own to again tie the game at 64. Chaffey had a chance to win the game when Robinson went to the line after a rebound, but he missed the free throw and Pellum was fouled after corralling the rebound. Then Pellum went to the free throw line and knocked down the game-winning shot. For Chaffey, Robinson led the way with 14 pts, 5 rebs and 4 steals. PG Anthony Cammon added 13 pts, all in the first half as he made his first four shots of the game. Turner came off the bench to score 9 pts for the Panthers.
7/8/08 RICHARDSON HEADED TO OKLAHOMA Stephen Richardson, is the third member of the Chaffey Men’s Basketball class of 2008 to sign a scholarship. He will be attending Bacone College in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Bacone College is affiliated with the NAIA and participates in the Red River Athletic Conference. The Warriors are looking for Stephen to add much needed support at the point guard position. Richardson a 2001 graduate of Montclair High School was a consistent performer for the Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers. Stephen was a member of two squads that won 45 games in his tenure at the school. Coach Klein says, “Stephen is a tenacious on ball defender and possess great leadership skills. His experience will be a welcomed addition to the Bacone Warriors.”
7/7/08 CHAFFEY HUSTLIN’ PANTHER HEADED BACK EAST TO BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE Jeffrey Sawyerr became the second member of the Chaffey Men’s Basketball team to receive an athletic scholarship. The 6’3 200 forward from Fontana AB Miller High School will be headed to Bloomfield College in Bloomfield, New Jersey. The Deacons are a Division 2 institution who play in the very competitive Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. Bloomfield won the Conference in 2004, 2005 and 2006. Coach Klein says, “ Jeff Sawyerr is a hard worker on and off the court. He leaves Chaffey with his AA degree and a 3.0 GPA. He will give the Deacons a versatile, hardnosed defender who possesses a knack for doing all the intangibles.. Jeff’s rebounding and hustle were instrumental in big wins over Antelope Valley and Mt. San Jacinto at the end of our season.” Jeff led the Foothill Conference in shooting percentage at 64%.
5/12/08 PANTHER BASKETBALL PLAYER HEADED TO SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY SBU's head basketball coach, Jeff Guiot, has announced that Brandon Clemons will attend SBU and play for the Bearcats in the fall of 2008. Clemons is a 6-3 guard who will transfer from Chaffey College, which is the same community college as former SBU standout, Sheldon Pace. "Brandon is very quick and strong, which is a deadly combination," said SBU's head basketball coach, Jeff Guiot. "He is an impact player, who has the speed and strength much like Sheldon had. We believe Brandon will be an outstanding player for us." Last season, Clemons averaged 12.5 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 1.3 assists per game at Chaffey. Chaffey Head Coach Jeff Klein says, “Brandon can be as good as he wants to be. He is an exceptional athlete with a huge upside.” The season before, Clemons averaged 13.0 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 2.3 assists per game at Barstow Community College. Southwest Baptist University is a member of the Mid - America Intercollegiate Athletics Association.
3/27/08 For the second time in three years the Chaffey Hustlin' Panthers have topped the state in scoring, averaging 94.1 points per game.
3/7/08 Five basketball players have been named to the All-Foothill Conference Team for their achievement on the court this season. Women’s basketball players Christina Warren, Tamesha Jackson and Aundria Anderson represent Chaffey on the women’s team. Nick Turner and Winston Robinson were selected for the men. Congratulations on this accomplishment.
2/15/08 2/13 – The “CHP” won their biggest game of the year on the road vs #11 in the state Antelope Valley Wednesday. The Panthers had a chance to win in regulation, but a three by Jordan Block (Claremont) rimmed out at the buzzer. Chaffey led the majority of the game. The Marauders took their first and only lead with 3:00 remaining 62-60. Brandon Clemons (Los Osos) scored our last points in regulation giving the Panthers the lead 64-62. Antelope Valley answered with Boise State recruit 6’8 Robert Arnold hitting a runner to send the game into overtime. Jeff Sawyerr (AB Miller) was 4 / 4 from the charity strip in overtime and Isaac Segovia (AB Miller) made a huge three point basket in OT to put the “CHP” up 69 – 66 in the extra period. Leading the CHP were Jordan Block, Jeffrey Sawyerr and Brandon Clemons. The team plays Saturday at Rio Hondo. The Roadrunners have won three straight games in conference. 2/9 – Last Saturday was not the day to stay home and miss Panther basketball! Coming off a devastating loss Wednesday against cross-town rival San Bernardino, the CHP hit the court with a vengeance. Leading the Panthers was freshman guard Jordan Block with a career high 28 points including 5 3s. Winston Robinson, a freshman from Pennsylvania, scored 21 points and had an amazing steal in the 2nd half.
2/1/08 The men took on Victor Valley last weekend, dominating the whole game and finally sending the Rams home with a 103-93 defeat. Leading the Panthers were: Winston Robinson with 19 pts / 12 Rebounds, Darryl Carlton with 19 pts, Nick Turner with 17 pts / 5/3’s and Jamal Sloan with 16 pts / 4/3’s. The men remain the scoring leaders in the state with an average 97 points per game. Saturday the team takes on Barstow away and then returns home for a re-match against San Bernardino on Wednesday.
1/24/08 The men took on Rio Hondo last weekend leading the whole game and eventually winning 104-81. Leading the Panthers were Nick Turner – 19 pts (3/3’s), Troy Allen – 19 pts (3/3’s), Brandon Clemons - 16 pts (10 Rebs), Isaac Segovia – 14 pts (4/3’s), Darryl Carlton – 11 pts and Winston Robinson – 10 pts ( 6/6 FTs – 11 Rebs). Wednesday, the team took on #3 Mt San Jacinto, losing 99-92. Leading the CHP were Winston Robinson with 29 points and Nick Turner with 28 points. Despite the loss, the team continues to hold the #1 spot in the state for overall points scored with an average of 96.6 points. Catch the CHP as they hit the court Saturday at home against #6 Victor Valley at 3 pm.
1/11/08 Last week, the men moved into the #1 spot in offense as the top scorers in the state (averaging 97.7). Sophomore, Brandon Clemons and freshman, Winston Robinson were each ranked in the top 25 (state) for rebounds. Clemons was also ranked #19 for steals. Last Saturday, the men broke the Chaffey record for highest scoring game with a 133-78 W over Barstow. The men travel to College of the Desert tomorrow to take on the #2 Roadrunners and then play at home Wednesday to play #3 Antelope Valley at 7 pm. 12/14/07 The men took on the Pasadena Lancers last night – winning 100-93 for their 4th consecutive win. Leading the Panthers to victory were, freshman, Winston Robinson with 27 points (including 11 free throws) and sophomore, Brandon Clemons with 15 points (including three 3-point shots). Then men have a two week break before the College of the Desert Tournament December 27th-29th. 11/29/07 It COULD have been a brutal loss last night when the Fullerton Hornets visited Chaffey for non-conference play. Ranked last week at #1, Fullerton beat Antelope Valley (a Foothill Conference favorite) last week by 38 points. It was obvious they were expecting to leave Chaffey with a similar notch in their belt. But Klein and his CHP had a different game in mind. Their players may have been taller but they couldn’t keep up with the speed and spirit of the Panthers. In the end, the Hornets were victorious – beating the Panthers by only 14 points – their largest lead of the game! Winston Robinson shined on the court, leading the team with 29 points. 11/15/07 The winter athletics season has officially begun with the men and women both participating in tournaments last weekend. The men fought hard but lost two games at El Camino. Both teams open the home season this weekend – the men Saturday at 3 pm and the women Friday at 7 pm.
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