Monday, April 5 schedule

Monday's games

Game I: Torrimar 24, Kenosha 17
   Torrimar got eight points from Keythom Cedeno to lead the way, while limiting Kenosha to 10 points through three quarters. Three points each from Cameron Mosley, Detario Scott and DeAndre Jones led Kenosha.

Game J: Glenbrook 60, Fraigcomar 56
   Trailing much of the contest, the Magic rallied with a 25-point fourth quarter and 22 points by Brandon Danonski. Fraigcomar was ignited by a game-high 28 points from Jesus Lugo.

Game K: Chi-Town NBN 66, The Network 55
   Charlie Moore scored 17, Mikey Willis added 16 and Quam Dosunmu chipped in 15 points to pace Chi-Town. Meanwhile, the Network got 16 points from Curtis McRae and 14 from Tariq McKenitti.

Game L: Highwood Heat 38, Caguas Libac 34
  The Heat took an 11-3 early lead and hung on, as Jason Beermann scored 11 and Noah Rosenblat added eight. Cagaus was paced by Adrian Cotto with nine points and Victor Lopez with seven.

Game M: Guayama 51, Arecibo 47
   Balance keyed Guayama, which got 14 points from Jose Garcia and 11 points each from Kevin Santiago and Hiram Huertas. Bojata Hernandez ripped the nets for 12 points to lead Arecibo.

Game N: Bayamon ABB 46, Juncos 38
    Juan Zayaz clicked for 14 points to lead the effort and Kevin Quiles chipped in 10 points to pace ABB. Juncos was sparked by Luis Rivera, Miguel Delgado and Giovanni Rodriguez with seven points each.

Game O: CIAPR 52, Robert Taylor 40
   Evander Ortiz buried four three-pointers and finished with 17 points, while Jose Martinez added 11, to key the CIAPR victory. Robert Taylor got 10 from Alquan McReynolds and eight from Bryce Barnes.

Game P: Timberwolves 46, Encantada 36
    The T'wolves jumped to a 17-6 command after one and prevailed behind 17 points from Brandon Murdock and 12 by Jerry Gillespie. Keniel Resto sparked Encantada with 10 points.

Teams
Bucaplaa A
Chicago Heights
Foster Pirates
Guaynabo GBA A

Game A: Guaynabo GBA 52, Homewood 38
   GBA used a 31-18 second-half to pull away from a close game as Bryan Calderon scored 16 points and Carlos Maffuz 15. Homewood was paced by Micah Bradford with 11 points.

Game B: Bucaplaa 55, Chicago Heights 28
   Balance prevailed for the Pumas in a rematch of the 2009 title tilt, as Javier Santiago, Jianbernard Martinez and Michael Ledesma each scored nine points. Equan Reid topped CH with seven points.

Game C: Foster Pirates 43, Ponce Constancia 41
   The Pirates survived, despite just one fourth-quarter free throw, as Jabari Antwine topped the winners with 11 points. Jorge Toro poured in a game-high 18 points to ignite Ponce's effort.

Game D: Marquette Best 41, Newark Project Pride 33
   Kendric Pryor scored a game-high 13 points to lead the Best, which took command with a 17-9 edge in the second quarter. Clark Webb scored 11 and Denzel Banks 10 for Project Pride.

Game E: Evanston 57, Bayamon B 54 (2 ot)

   Lance Jones hit four free throws in overtime and scored 15 points to key Evanston, which also got 12 points from Drashawn Turneth. Edwin Reyes poured in a game-high 18 points to spark Bayamon B.

Game F: Guaynabo ABB B 50, Guaynabo JV 24
   Trixia Rosario poured in 18 points and Michael Cordero clicked for 10 points, as GBA B jumped to a 22-4 lead after one quarter and coasted. Francisco Gonzales topped the GBA JV with six points.