Women's Baskeball: St. Mary’s 94, West 26
Charise Holloway led the Rams with 22 points St. Mary's beat the
Wolfpack 94-26 after leading at halftime 78-16.
RamStats: 42 36 4 12—94. Camera 4 0-0 9, Jemerigbe 2 5-6 9, Viss 1
0-0 2, Fisher 1 2-2 5, Smith 1 0-0 3, B. Moore 4 1-2 10, A. Moore 1
0-0 3, Campbell 5 0-0 13, Lauren- Ramos 2 0-0 5, Coleman 5 1-2 13,
Holloway 9 4-5 22. 3-point goals: 11 (Campbell 3). Total fouls: 10.
Record: 18-3, 6-0 TCAL.
Women's Basketball: Preliminary Power
Ratings
St. Mary's has been named the top seeds in the first Sac-Joaquin
Section girls power ratings released today. The second power rating
will be released on Feb. 6 and the third on Feb. 13. Playoff
brackets will be posted on the afternoon of Sunday, Feb. 19.
Women’s Basketball: St. Mary’s 81, Edison 21
Regina Camera scored 21 points while Maria Lauron-Ramos put
in 16 to lead the Rams over the Vikings and to their 12th
consecutive win.
RamStats: 33 26 12 4 – 81. Camera 9 0-0 21, Jemerigbe 1 0-0
2, Viss 4 0-0 12, Fisher 1 0-0 3, Moore 3 0-0 6, Campbell 3 0-0 9,
Range 0 1-1 1, Lauron-Ramos 6 2-2 16, Holloway 3 5-6 11. 3-point
goals: 13 (Camera 3, Viss 4, Fisher, Campbell 3, Lauron-Ramos 2).
Total foul: 8. Record: St. Mary’s 17-3, 6-0 TCAL.
Women’s Basketball: St. Mary’s 91, Tokay 28
In a TCAL game at
Tokay, the Rams controlled the entire game while putting in 16
3-pointers, as they beat the Tigers 91-28.
Courtney Range scored 20 points and Regina Camera made four of the
Rams’ 16 3-point shots while scoring 19 points, Holloway put in 12
while Campbell contributed 12 in the contest
RamStats: 27 22 32
10—91. Camera 7 1-1 19, Viss 3 0-0 9, Fisher 1 0-0 2, Smith 1 0-0 3,
B. Moore 1 0-2 3, A. Moore 2 0-0 5, Campbell 4 0-0 12, Range 9 1-1
20, Lauron-ramos 1 0-0 3, Coleman 1 0-0 2, Holloway 6 1-2 3-point
goals: 16. (Camera 4, Viss 3, Smith, B. Moore, A. Moore, Campbell
3, Range, Lauron-ramos). Total fouls: 11. Record: 16-3, 4-0
Women's Basketball: St. Mary's 89, Lincoln
46
The Rams beat the Trojans 89-46 at Morelli Gym in a game that saw
St. Mary's score 17 points before Lincoln put numbers on the board.
The vaunted Rams full court press forced multiple turnovers, though
the Trojans, who were missing their best player due to an ACL tear,
had several take aways to their own credit.
Charise Holloway had 21 points, Regina Camera had 19 points and
Courtney Range had 12 points to lead the Rams.
RamStats: 30 21 30 8 – 89 Camera 5 6-6 19, Jemerigbe 2 1-2 5, Viss 3
0-0 6, Fisher 1 0-0 2, Moore 1 4-5 6, Campbell 1 3-4 6, Range 6 0-0
12, Lauron-Ramos 1 0-0 3, Coleman 4 0-0 9, Holloway 6 9-12 21.
3-point goals: 8 (Camera 3, Viss 2, Campbell, Lauron-Ramos,
Coleman. Fouls: 16. Record: 15-3, 3-0 TCAL.
Women’s Basketball: St. Mary’s 94, St. Francis 59
Regina Camera had 21 points, seven assists and six steals,
Courtney Range scored 20 points and Unique Coleman had 16 as the
Rams beat the Troubadours 94-59.
RamStats: 25 22
29 18—94. Camera 6 4-4 21, Jemerigbe 4 1-3 9, Viss 3 0-0 8, B. Moore
2 0-0 4, Campbell 0 2-2 2, Range 8 2-2 20, Lauron-Ramos 2 0-0 4,
Coleman 6 0-0 16, Holloway 4 2-5 10. 3-point goal: 13 (Camera 5,
Coleman 4, Viss 2, Range 2). Total fouls: 21. Fouled out: Fisher.
Record: 14-3.
Women’s
Basketball: St. Mary’s 90, Stagg 32
Playing at Stagg, the Rams led 36-10
and 67-19 at halftime after the first quarter on the way to a 90-32
win over the Delta Queens.. AshleighMoore scored a game-high 16
points, and Lauren Fisher had 15. Jessie Viss made four of St.
Mary’s 15 3-pointers and scored 14 points.
RamStats: 36 31 10 13—90. Camera 3
1-1 8, Viss 5 0-0 14, Fisher 6 0-0 15, Smith 1 0-1 2, Moore 7 0-2
16, Campbell 2 2-2 7, Range 4 0-0 8, Lauron-Ramos 3 2-2 10, Coleman
4 0-0 10. 3-point goals: 15 (Viss 4, Fisher 3, Moore 2, Lauron-Ramos
2, Coleman 2, Camera, Campbell); Total fouls: 10. Record: St. Mary’s
13-3, 4-0 TCAL.
Women's Basketball: St. Mary’s 82, McNair
45
On the night when
the St. Mary’s girls basketball team honored Jocelyn Mancebo, a
former Ram star who died June 25 following a 10-year battle with
brain cancer. by retiring her jersey No. 24., St. Mary's beat
McNair 82-45 on Tuesday at Morelli Gym.
Regina Camera made
nine 3-pointers and finished with 29 points, seven steals, three
assists and three rebounds and Courtney Range had 13 points, 10
rebounds, six steals and three assists.
RamStats: 30
20 15 17—82. Camera 10 0-0 29, Jemerigbe 3 1-1 8, Viss 1 0-0 3,
Moore 2 0-2 4, Campbell 4 0-0 11, Range 6 1-1 13, Coleman 2 1-2 6,
Holloway 2 4-8 8. 3-point goals: 15 (Camera 9), Campbell 3,
Jemerigbe, Viss, Coleman). Total foul: 10. Record: 18-2, 2-1 TCAL.
Women’s Basketball: St. Mary’s 73 – Carondelet 58
The Rams press was
too much for Carondelt, coupled with focused offense, leading to a
73-58 win for St. Mary’s. Courtney Range led St. Mary's with 18
points, Regina Camera added 11 while Jessie Viss and Lexi Campbell
each drilled three 3-pointers and combined for 18 points.
The Rams broke opened a close game with a 20-6 run in the third
quarter. Regina Camera did much of the work with eight points. She
led a defense that forced 27 turnovers.
RamStats: 19 19 20
15—73. Camera 5 3-4 13, Viss 3 0-0 9, B. Moore 3 1-2 7, Campbell 3
0-0 9, Range 8 1-2 18, Ramos 1 0-0 3, Coleman 1 2-2 4, Holloway 5
3-3 13. 3-point goals: 8 (Viss 3, Campbell 3); Total fouls: 17;
Record: 11-3. 2-0 TCAL.
Women's Basketball: St. Mary's 84, Pleasant
Grove 44
Five St. Mary's players scored in double figures in a balanced
attack against the Eagles on the way to a Rams' 84-44 victory.
Regina Camera and Courtney Range each scored 18 while Charise
Holloway, Lexi Campbell and Unique Coleman had 17, 14 and 10 points,
respectively. for St. Mary's.
RamStats: 20 27 16 21—84. Camera 6 2-2 18, Jemerigbe 1 0-0 2, Moore
1 1-2 3, Campbell 5 0-0 14, Range 6 6-7 18, Lauron-Ramos 1 0-0 2,
Coleman 4 1-2 10, Holloway 6 5-7 17. 3-point goals: 9 (Camera 4,
Campbell 4, Coleman). Fouls: 18. Record: 10-3, 2-0 TCAL.
Women’s Basketball St. Mary’s 98, West 25
The Rams beat West 98-25 at West High Thursday, taking a 59-9 lead
at the half before West was able to get some offense going in the
third quarter. Record 9-3, 2-0 TCAL.
Women's Basketball: St. Mary’s 81, Clovis
West 41
Regina Camera had 15 points to lead the Rams while Courtney Range
had a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds as the Rams
downed the Golden Eagles 81-41.
RamStats: 24 21 20 16—81. Camera 6 1-4 15, Viss 4 0-0 12, B. Moore 3
3-4 9, Campbell 4 0-0 12, Range 6 0-0 12, Lauron-Ramos 1 0-0 2,
Coleman 3 2-2 9, Holloway 5 0-0 10. Totals 32 6-10 81. 3-point
goals: St. Mary’s 11 (Viss 4, Campbell 4, Camera 2, Coleman).
Fouls:18. Record:8-2.
Women's Basketball: St. Mary’s 101, Edison
25
In the opening game of the TCAL season, Charise Holloway scored 25
points, Courtney Range put in 20 while Regina Camera had 15 as the
Rams beat the Vikings 101-25 at St. Mary's Morelli Gym.
RamStats: 21 33 41 6 – 101. Camera 6 1-2 15, Viss 4 0-0 9, B. Moore
5 2-4 13, Campbell 4 2-2 14, Range 10 0-2 20, Lauron- Ramos 2 0-0 5,
Holloway 9 6-8 25. 3-point goals: 10 (Campbell 4, Camera 2, Viss,
B. Moore, Lauron-Ramos, Holloway). Totals fouls
12. Record: 7-3, 1-0.
Women's Basketball: St. Mary’s 68, St.
Mary’s-Berkeley 35
Courtney Range had 17 points and seven rebounds to lead the Ram over
the Monarchs 68-35.
RamStats: 12 25 26 5—68. Camera 2 2-2 7, Viss 4 2-2 14, Fisher 0 1-2
1, Moore 0 1-2 1, Campbell 5 0-0 15, Range 8 0-0 17, Lauron-Ramos 1
0-0 3, Coleman 3 0-0 8, Holloway 1 0-0 2. 3-point goals: 14
(Campbell 5, Viss 4, Coleman 2, Camera , Range, Lauron- Ramos).
Total fouls: 15. Record: 6-3.
Women's Basketball: La Jolla-Country Day
71, St. Mary’s 52
The Rams had a tough battle in La Jolla, as the Torreys took control
with a 25-10 run in the first quarter and beat the Rams (5-3). Onome
Jemerigbe and Charise Holloway each had 11 points for St. Mary’s,
and
Regina Camera had 10.
RamStats: 10 12 16 14—52. Camera 3 2-5 10, Jemerigbe 4 3-5 11, B.
Moore 2 1-2 5, Range 4 0-0 8, Coleman 3 0-0 7, Holloway 5 1-1 11
3-point goals: 3 (Camera 2, Coleman). Total fouls: 16. Fouled out:
Holloway. Record:5-3.
Women's Basketball: St. Mary’s 89, San
Diego 57
Playing in San Diego, the Rams had a 32 point third quarter and a 25
point fourth quarter as they beat San Diego 89-57. Charise Holloway
led St. Mary’s with 22 points, Regina Camera had 16, Bri Moore had
11 and Courtney Range had 12 points and 10 rebounds. Onome Jemerigbe
had five points, nine assists and five steals.
RamStats: 19 13 32 25—89. Camera 6 0-0 16, Jemerigbe 2 0-0 5, Biss 1
1-2 4, Fisher 1 0-0 3, B. Moore 3 5-6 11, Campbell 2 0-0 6, Range 5
2-4 12, Lauron-Ramos 2 0-1 4, Coleman 3 0-2 8, Holloway 8 6-7 22.
3-point goals : 11 (Camera 4, Campbell 2, Coleman 2, Jemerigbe, Biss,
Fisher), Fouls: 19. Records: 5-2.
Women's Basketball: Nike Tournament of
Champions :St. Mary’s 65, Buford (Ga.) 43
Stockton Record
St. Mary’s got stronger as the Nike Tournament of Champions wore on
this week, good news for coach Tom Gonsalves and bad news for the
rest of California.
The Rams, the seventh-ranked team by ESPNHS, finished the tournament
2-2 after a 65-43 victory over Buford (Ga.) on Thursday afternoon.
It was a repeat of last season, when the Rams (4-2) won their final
two Nike games before winning 25 games en route to a third
consecutive state championship.
It may not be quite that easy again — the Rams (4-2) play at San
Diego on Jan. 3 and La Jolla Country Day on Jan. 4, but Gonsalves
and senior guard Regina Camera said winning the final two games here
was a good launching point. “We did improve, which was the main
goal,” Camera said. “Personally, I wanted to go at least 2-2 in the
tournament, and we did that, so I’m very happy. Now we have a lot of
confidence regained.” Camera and Charise Holloway led St. Mary’s
balanced attack with 13 points apiece. Lexi Campbell and Courtney
Range had 12 points each, and Onome Jemerigbe had 10. Campbell made
four 3-pointers and Camera had three, all in the first half. Range
had three blocked shots
and scored four points in a 14-0 run midway through the second
quarter that gave the Rams a 37-12 lead.
“We’re progressing the way we should be,” Gonsalves said. “Every
game was an improvement. Every game we saw a little more energy and
better (defensive) rotations.” In short, the Rams made their game
plan work. They used their trapping, full-court press to perfection
against a Buford lineup that boasted one starter who was 6-foot-4
and another who was 6-3. Negating the Wolves’ height advantage made
guard Kaela Davis, ranked the No. 2 junior in the country by ESPNHS,
a non-factor despite scoring 23 points.
“That’s the biggest team I’ve ever seen. They’re huge,” Gonsalves
said. “But it wasn’t a good matchup for
them because of our speed. We took advantage of that. “Usually, big
players don’t have a lot of success against us, because we play such
a fast-paced game.” St. Mary’s forced 25 turnovers in the first half
while building a 41-16 halftime lead. In the first quarter alone,
Buford had 14 of its 20 possessions end in a turnover. “It was the
sort of game where we can turn that shortness and speed to power,”
Camera said. “That’s the epitome of what we have. We’re short, but
we’re fast and we work hard.”
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ESPN HS Lists Regina Camera As TOC Standout
“Regina
Camera, St. Mary's (Stockton, Calif.): From a recruiting
perspective, highly skilled prospects with a solid feel
for the game and how to play it with other people are
becoming a valuable commodity. Camera fits that mold
perfectly. The 5-8 guard pairs a polished skill set and
a fairly athletic frame with an excellent feel for how
to be effective on the court. Camera is a solid
perimeter shooter who can put the ball on the floor and
make a play for herself or others when needed. On
multiple possessions on Tuesday, she made the right
reads and found open teammates on drives to the basket
or finished layups around defenders when it was there.
Camera, a senior, should make a college coaching staff
happy next year.” |
Women’s Basketball: TOC St. Mary’s 78- Christ the King 69
Stockton Record
St. Mary’s returned
to being St. Mary’s on Wednesday. The Rams, ranked seventh in the
nation by ESPNHS, unleashed their full-time, full-court pressure
defense in a 78-69 victory over Christ the King of Middle Village,
N.Y., in the third round of the Nike Tournament of Champions, a game
that was not as close as the score makes it seem.
St. Mary’s (3-3)
forced 34 turnovers, 21 in the first half, and led by at least 10
points from the last minute
of the first
quarter until the final three seconds of the game. It was the Rams’
first victory in three games in the tournament, which features the
top teams and top players in the country.
“I think the first
couple of days we kind of came out kind of scared and a little
shell-shocked. But today everyone was like ‘Hey, we’ve had enough
already,’ ” said guard Regina Camera, the only senior starter on a
team that has won three consecutive state titles. “When we came out
this morning, we were kind of tired again. But we were like, ‘No, we
are winning today. We’re not losing. We are going to go hard and
play St. Mary’s ball.’ ”
Camera had 12
points, one of five double-figure scorers in a balanced attack.
Courtney Range had
16 points, Charise
Holloway 15, freshman guard Bre Moore 14 and Onome Jemerigbe 11.
Moore had seven consecutive points to give St. Mary’s a 26-14 lead
in the first minute of the second quarter, and Camera had three
assists in a span of four plays as the Rams went up 37-20 halfway
through the period. She fed Holloway for two easy layups and found
Range for a layup on an inbound play.
“It’s a good way to
get back on the winning track. Anytime you can get a win in this
bracket, it’s big,” St. Mary’s coach Tom Gonsalves said. “It was a
pretty good team effort. (Moore) is playing well, and Reggie had a
nice game. “If you can go 2-2 in this tournament, that’s pretty dang
good.”
The Rams, play
today against the winner of the game between ESPNHS No. 5 St. John’s
College of Washington, D.C., and No. 12 Buford (Ga.). St. Mary’s
went 2-2 here last year before winning out to claim their third
California title in a row.
Women's Basketball: TOC: BOLINGBROOK 60,
ST. MARY'S 39
The No. 7 Rams faced No. 1 Bolingbrook at the Nike Tournament of
Champions on Tuesday and were beaten 60-39 because the Rams could
not overcome the inside play of senior Morgan Tuck who scored 35
points in the game. Senior guard Regina Camera led St. Mary's with
12 points, and junior forward Courtney Range had 10, the only
players to reach double figures for the Rams,
"This is really good competition, and every little weakness we have
shows up when you are young against good competition," St. Mary's
coach Tom Gonsalves said, quoted in The Record. "Hopefully, this
experience will make us better in the long run."
Women’s Basketball: Dr. Phillips 73,St. Mary’s 55
