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READY? BREAK!
The varsity basketball team gets ready to start the game against Inglewood High at the CIF state regional final on March 14. The Mustangs lost 74-57. The loss ended the Mustangs' season one game short of the state title game. -
DEFENSE! DEFENSE!
Ashley '09 and Taylor '09 both defend their side of the court. -
SHE SHOOT. SHE SCORES!
Jade '09 makes a score. -
DRIBBLING
Stephanie '09 tries to evade an Inglewood High player from stealing the ball.
Six seniors ended their basketball careers on the floor of Pauley Pavilion with a 74-57 loss to the high energy Inglewood Sentinels in the Southern California Division III final of the CIF state tournament on Saturday, March 14.
The loss followed the team’s first CIF Southern Section defeat in seven years, which came 62-57 to the Woodbridge Warriors in the sectional final on March 6. The rebuilding now begins for a program that has won six CIF-SS titles and a state title in the last seven years. Only four players, all sophomores, will return next year.
At the SoCal title game at Pauley, one win from the state championship in Sacramento, the Mustangs stayed close to the Sentinels in the first half and were only down 28-21 at half time. But the Sentinels dominated the third quarter to lead by as many as 19 points, and the Mustangs fought hard but never got closer than 10 points the rest of the way.
A substantial number of students say they do not fully trust the effectiveness of the Honor Code, according to a poll conducted by the UltraViolet and follow-up interviews with students, faculty, and administration, though most call the school’s emphasis on honor fundamental value.
Responding to the poll and her own recent discussions with students, Head of School Barbara Wagner said that further education about the policy is crucial.
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