Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 27

TUCSON. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1983 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SECTION PAGE THREE High school basketball Gilbert defeats Marana to gain top seed from AA-South The Gilbert High School girls basketball team traveled to Marana last night and accomplished two things rarely done there. Gilbert beat Marana, 29-27, to earn the AA-South's top seed in the state tournament that begins Thursday. Gilbert also held Pam Washington to fewer than 10 points. Washington is the division's top scorer with 19 points a game.

Marana, the defending Class AA state champion, had not lost a home game in two years. Marana won the regular-season AA-South title and got a bye to the tournament final. Gilbert hit 41 percent of its field- goal attempts; Marana made 29 percent of its shots. Marana made two of 11 shots in the last quarter. B-East tournament Thatcher defeated Willcox and Morenci to win the B-East Divisional girls basketball tournament yesterday at Eastern Arizona College in Thatcher.

The Eagles beat Willcox, 46-35, yesterday morning behind 16 points from Jill Ward. Ward and Rachel Hatch teamed for 27 points in a 53-44 victory over Morenci in the championship. Ward scored 14 and Hatch 13. Morenci had beaten Tombstone, 53-33, to reach the title game. Thatcher enters the state tournament as the No.

1 seed from B-East and will play Ray, the No. 2 seed from the B-Central at 7 p.m. at Mesa West-wood Thursday. Morenci will play the No. 1 seed from the B-Central, Florence, at 5:30 p.m.

at Westwood. Thatcher and Morenci finished in a tie for the B-East title, but the Eagles beat Thatcher Tuesday, 55-44, at Duncan to get the No. 1 seed into the divisional tournament. St. David 37, PVC 33 Monica Bryant scored four of her 20 points in overtime to help St.

David beat visiting Palo Verde Christian. Both teams are tied for the C-South, West League lead and will play off the tie tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Benson High School. Fremont 32, ASDB 27 The Arizona School for the Deaf and the Blind was runner-up in the California Classic Tournament at Fremont, Calif. Kathy Say and Ronda Ridley from ASDB were named to the all-tournament team.

Say scored 12 points and Ridley scored 10 against Fremont. Sahuarita 54, Miami 39 The Mustangs completed their first winning season in four years with an A-South home victory. Barbara Simmons led Sahuarita with 16 points and five steals. Dorothy Dunklee had 15 points, 10 of them in the second quarter. The Mustangs are 10-9.

The Vandals are 8-8. FRIDAY'S LATE GIRLS GAMES Florence 69, Hayden 36 Florence remained undefeated by beating Hayden in a B-Central game Friday night. Shanda Lewis scored 21 points for the Gophers. The Gophers are 10-0 in league and 17-0 overall. Fort Thomas 42, Pima 40 The Apaches' Jonell Robertson made the winning shot at the buzzer for a double-overtime victory in a C-South, East League game at Pima.

Boys basketball FRIDAY'S LATE BOYS GAME Miami 68, Santa Cruz 44 Undefeated Miami got an A-South league victory in Eloy Friday night. Miami is 15-0 overall and 8-0 in league play. Sunny side wrestlers win 7th straight title consolation final berth. Sabino's Dan Shanklin pinned Islas in the consolation final to take third place, however. Sahuaro's Martin Tetreault (132) won the Bobby Ortiz Memorial Award and Sunnyside' George Soto (98) was named the meet's outstanding wrestler.

Soto, Sunnyside's second seed in the 98-pound weight class, tied Tucson's top-seeded Joe Quinlan at seven Kevin Dayton The Arizona Daily Star Sunnyside High School won its seventh consecutive AAA divisional title last night at Canyon del Oro High School and advanced wrestlers in all 13 weight classes to the state tournament. The AAA State Tournament is to be held at Mesa High School Feb. i8-19. Sunnyside outscored second-place Amphitheater High School, 286.5-120, and won 10 individual titles. Amphi advanced six wrestlers to the state tournament.

Third-place Pueblo qualified seven wrestlers for the championship. Sahuaro qualified five wrestlers for the state championship but lost one entry when Ken Stern was ruled ineligible because he had not wrestled enough regular-season matches at 119. Pueblo's Raymond Islas, who was pinned by Stern in 3:57 in the consolation semifinals, was given Sahuaro's in the first three periods and won in overtime, 3-1. Second-seeded Jim Pledger from Amphi won a 6-4 decision over Cholla's Frank VanAlstine at 167. VanAlstine, who was third-seeded, beat Sunnyside's Mike Corrales Friday.

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