The CCCAA state Final Four arrives tonight at Consumnes River College in Sacramento.

At 5 p.m. the Ventura College women's basketball team (32-1) faces deep, athletic and physical Foothill (29-4) in a meeting of the two teams who reigned over the Southern and Northern California regional coaches' polls for the last three months of the season.

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We'll have all the live updates here on Twitter.

The VC vs. Foothill women's semifinal will being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com.

Community College women's basketball
State semifinals, Consumnes River College, Sacramento
No. 2-South Ventura (32-1) vs. No. 1-North Foothill (29-4), 5 p.m.
No. 1-S Mount San Antonio (29-3) vs. No. 3-N Fresno (28-5), 7 p.m.

The playoff fields have been paired down to the Great Eight and every game tonight has a trip to the state Final Four next weekend at Consumnes River College in Sacramento riding on it.

Buoyed by playoff performances by shooter Carlotta Kloppenburg, young point guard Rian Mew and reserve forward Candace Sakuda, among others, the Ventura College women's basketball team (31-1) have survived difficult games with Pasadena City and Cypress.

The Pirates welcome Foothill Conference champion San Bernardino Valley (28-3) to the VC Athletic Event Center tonight having won 22 straight games, including two tight, physical, dramatic games against the Wolverines Dec. 10 (53-45) and Dec. 30 (49-46). The two top defensive teams in the state should stage another similar showdown tonight.

We'll have all the live updates here on Twitter.

The SBVC@VC women's game is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com.

Regional finals/State quarterfinals, Saturday

Community College women's basketball
Southern California
No. 2 Ventura 64, No. 3 San Bernardino Valley 47 FINAL
No. 1 Mount San Antonio 62, No. 4 East Los Angeles 60 FINAL
Northern California
No. 1 Foothill 57, No. 5 Santa Rosa 49 FINAL
No. 3 Fresno City 82, No. 2 San Francisco 75 FINAL

Community College men's basketball
Southern California
No. 1 Citrus 94, No. 4 San Bernardino Valley 88 FINAL
No. 7 Antelope Valley 87, No. 19 Riverside 73 FINAL
Northern California
No. 5 Fresno City 70, No. 8 Cabrillo 64 FINAL
No. 2 Yuba 73, No. 3 Santa Rosa 70 FINAL

The road warriors known as the Ventura College men's basketball team are set for a regional semifinal at No. 4 San Bernardino Valley, the Foothill Conference champion.

At the VC Athletic Event Center, the biggest question will be the health of the state co-Player of the Year, Ventura center Destinee LaFountain, who has not practiced this week after sustaining an arm injury in the Pirates' win Saturday over Pasadena City College.

Former LaReina High legend Margaret Mohr brings her No. 10 Cypress College women's basketball team to Ventura for the third straight season to visit the second-seeded Pirates.

We'll have all the live updates here on Twitter.

The Cypress@VC women's game is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com.

Regional semifinals, Wednesday

Community College men's basketball
Southern California
No. 4 San Bernardino Valley 77, No. 12 Ventura 71 FINAL
No. 1 Citrus 81, No. 9 Cuesta 77 FINAL
No. 19 Riverside 50, No. 6 Saddleback 41 FINAL
No. 7 Antelope Valley 67, No. 15 El Camino 64 FINAL
Northern California
No. 8 Cabrillo 76, No. 1 San Francisco 70 OT FINAL
No. 5 Fresno City 67, No. 4 Diablo Valley 49 FINAL
No. 2 Yuba 86, No. 7 Las Positas 83 FINAL
No. 3 Santa Rosa 74, No. 11 Consumnes River 52 FINAL

Community College women's basketball
Southern California
No. 2 Ventura 59, No. 10 Cypress 48 FINAL
No. 3 San Bernardino Valley 66, No. 11 Mount San Jacinto 61 FINAL
No. 1 Mount SAC 78, No. 8 Chaffey 51 FINAL
No. 4 East L.A 72, No. 5 Cerritos 62 FINAL
Northern California
No. 1 Foothill 60, No. 8 Consumnes River 39 FINAL
No. 5 Santa Rosa 65, No. 4 Ohlone 51 FINAL
No. 2 San Francisco 63, No. 7 Siskiyous 55 FINAL
No. 3 Fresno City 90, No. 6 Sierra 82 FINAL

The Ventura College women's basketball team opens the postseason today against its bogey team. Pasadena is 7-1 against VC over the past 22 years, including three postseason wins.

You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The PCC@VC women's game is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com.

Southern California regional regional quarterfinals

Women's basketball
No. 2 Ventura 55, No. 15 Pasadena City 50 FINAL Rebecca Griffin had 13 points and seven rebounds, Destinee LaFountain had 11 points, 14 rebounds and five block, sophomore wing Carlotta Kloppenburg scored 12 points on 3-of-7 shooting from 3-point land and freshman freshman point guard Rian Mew added 10 points and nine rebounds for VC.
No. 1 Mount San Antonio 88, No. 16 San Diego Mesa 46 FINAL
No. 5 Cerritos 79, No. 12 Canyons 60 FINAL
No. 11 Mount San Jacinto 55, No. 6 Fullerton 53 FINAL

Men's basketball
No. 1 Citrus 92, No. 17 Imperial Valley 78 FINAL
No. 15 El Camino 56, No. 2 Mount San Antonio 57 FINAL
No. 19 Riverside 79, No. 3 Mount San Jacinto 76 FINAL
No. 4 San Bernardino Valley 87, No. 13 L.A. Valley 76 FINAL

Northern California regional regional quarterfinals

Women's basketball
No. 1 Foothill 80, No. 16 San Jose City 54 FINAL
No. 2 San Francisco 87, No. 15 San Joaquin Delta 65 FINAL
No. 5 Santa Rosa 54, No. 12 Chabot 36 FINAL
No. 6 Sierra 71, No. 11 Taft 55 FINAL

Men's basketball
No. 1 San Francisco 95, No. 17 Contra Costa 60 FINAL
No. 2 Yuba 98, No. 18 West Hills 58 FINAL
No. 3 Santa Rosa 86, No. 14 Feather River 81 FINAL (OT)
No. 4 Diablo Valley 74, No. 13 Chabot 48 FINAL

For local schools, the Southern California regional basketball playoffs tip off tonight. We'll be in Inglewood, where the VC men visit L.A. Southwest in its first postseason game since 2009, and San Bernardino, where the MC women visit San Bernardino Valley.

You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The VC@LASW men's game is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com.

Southern California regional men's basketball regional quarterfinals

Men's basketball
No. 12 Ventura 80, No. 5 L.A. Southwest 75 FINAL Freshman Najee Salaam had a game-high 34 points and seven rebounds, sophomore forward Corey Hall had 14 points and 20 rebounds and sophomore Austin Ramljak had 18 points on 5-of-12 from 3-point land as Ventura (19-11) advanced to Wednesday's regional semifinals. Despite falling behind 9-0 to start, the Pirates lead on the road at the half. Najee Salaam has a game-high 15 points, Corey Hall has 10 points and 10 rebounds, Austin Ramljak has 11 points and Joe Soto has six assists. VC made just 1 of 11 3s to start the game before ending the half on a 24-7 run.
No. 6 Saddleback 65, No. 11 San Diego City 55 FINAL
No. 7 Antelope Valley 68, No. 10 Irvine Valley 56 FINAL
No. 9 Cuesta 74, No. 8 Chaffey 68 FINAL

Women's basketball
No. 3 San Bernardino Valley 61, No. 14 Moorpark 58 FINAL Moorpark has been led by eight points from Ashley Samson and six points and six rebounds from Katie Lenik.
No. 4 East L.A 74, No. 13 Irvine Valley 66 FINAL
No. 10 Cypress 63, No. 7 Long Beach 52 FINAL
No. 8 Chaffey 67, No. 9 Saddleback 61 FINAL

The 12th round of the WSC North basketball campaign arrives tonight with doubleheaders at Moorpark, Oxnard and Woodland Hills.

I'll be in Moorpark to see the Moorpark College women's basketball team attempt to stay a game back of first-place Ventura against Santa Barbara City. You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Moorpark 68, Santa Barbara City 40 FINAL Ashley Samson had 21 points, Charnae Thomas had 10 points and Katie Lenik had eight points and eight rebounds for the Raiders.
Hancock 68, Oxnard 66 FINAL
Los Angeles Pierce 77, Cuesta 75 FINAL

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Moorpark 70, Santa Barbara City 57 FINAL
Hancock 66, Oxnard 52 FINAL
Cuesta 69, Los Angeles Pierce 64 FINAL

The final fortnight of the WSC North basketball campaign begins tonight with doubleheaders at Ventura, Woodland Hills and Santa Barbara.

I'll be in Ventura for the Oxnard College basketball teams' final scheduled visit to the VC Athletic Event Center. You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The OC@VC doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com.

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Ventura 76, Oxnard 40 FINAL Rebecca Griffin had 16 points and six assists, Destinee LaFountain had nine points and eight rebounds and Regan Mew had 10 points and three steals for Ventura. Oxnard was led by 16 points from Adriana Vega and 10 points from Ashanti Sweezer.
Moorpark 62, Los Angeles Pierce 60 FINAL Kathleen Avery took a charge with 15 seconds left to clinch the game for Moorpark.
Santa Barbara City 57, Hancock 37 FINAL

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Ventura 78, Oxnard 69 FINALJahmahl Slater has 10 points, Robert Sweet has nine points and Stephon Thompson has eight points as the Condors lead. Zalmico Harmon has a team-high 10 points and Najee Salaam has nine points for VC.
Los Angeles Pierce 75, Moorpark 70 FINAL
Hancock 71, Santa Barbara City 60 FINAL

The ninth round of the WSC North basketball campaign all takes place outside the county tonight with doubleheaders in San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Santa Maria.

I'm in San Luis Obispo, where the Moorpark College women's basketball team can al but wrap up second place in the WSC North against third-place Cuesta and the Moorpark College men's basketball team look to sweep the first-place Cougars. You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The VC@SBCC doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com.

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Moorpark 70, Cuesta 64 FINAL Ashley Samson had 22 points, Camilla Chun had 17 points and six assists, Charnae Thomas had 11 points and six rebounds and Katie Lenik had 14 points and six rebounds as the second-place Raiders took a three-game lead over third-place Cuesta and Santa Barbara with four to play.
Ventura 73, Santa Barbara City 43 FINAL Rebecca Griffin had 20 points and four steals. Destinee LaFountain had 17 points, 11 rebounds, four steals and three blocks. Rian Mew had seven points and three assists.
L.A. Pierce 78, Hancock 47 FINAL

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Cuesta 72, Moorpark 60 FINAL Sahdi Odu had a team-high 20 points and Coltrane Powdrill added 14 points, but the Raiders couldn't pull off a season sweep first-place Cuesta. Malte Kramer and Calen Coleman both had 21 points for Cuesta.
Ventura 88, Santa Barbara City 74 FINALNajee Salaam had 30 points, Zalmico Harmon had 18 points and Corey Hall had 17 points as the Pirates stayed a game back of Cuesta. VC trailed 47-42 at the half.
L.A. Pierce at Hancock

The eight round of the WSC North basketball campaign begins tonight with doubleheaders in Ventura, Oxnard and Santa Maria.

I'll be in Ventura, where the Ventura College basketball teams look to bounce back from round weekend trips to Cuesta. You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The LAPC@VC doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com.

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Ventura 93, L.A. Pierce 61 FINAL Carlotta Kloppenburg had 21 points, including six 3s.
Santa Barbara City 62, Oxnard 54 FINAL
Cuesta def. Hancock

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Ventura 103, L.A. Pierce 80 FINAL Najee Salaam had 23 points, Austin Ramljak had 21 points and Brandon Edwards had 16 points off the bench. Zalmico Harmon had nine points and 12 assists. The Pirates splashed 13 3-pointers to break triple digits for the first time in regulation this year.
Santa Barbara City 66, Oxnard 63 FINAL
Cuesta def. Hancock

The second half of the WSC North basketball campaign begins tonight with doubleheaders in Moorpark, San Luis Obispo and Woodland Hills.

I'll be in San Luis Obispo, where the Ventura College basketball teams put their first-place statuses on the line against host Cuesta. The biggest game of the night is the first-place showdown between the co-leading VC and Cuesta men. You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The VC@Cuesta doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com.

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Ventura 47, Cuesta 44 FINAL Destinee LaFountain had a game-high 16 points and Rebecca Griffin and Rian Mew made late free throws as the Pirates held onto a one-possession lead late. Aria Johnson had 13 points on 9 of 10 free throw shooting and Kati Sheldon had 12 points for Cuesta, who were attempting to beat the Pirates for the first time in 18 years.
Moorpark 77, Hancock 53 FINAL Katie Lenik had a game-high 20 points for the Raiders. Charnae Thomas had 18 points and Ashley Samson added 14 points. The Raiders held the state's leading scorer, Camille Zumbro, to 11 points.
Los Angeles Pierce 59, Oxnard 49 FINAL

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Ventura 40, Cuesta 39 HALF Zalmico Harmon has 12 points, Austin Ramljak has 11 points and Najee Salaam has 10 points for Ventura at the half. Malte Kramer has eight points to lead Cuesta, which has made six 3s. We've had 10 lead changes and six ties in the first half.
Hancock 37, Moorpark 32 HALF Coltrane Powdrill has 11 points and Sahdi Odu added seven points for Moorpark.
Oxnard at Los Angeles Pierce

The first rotation of the WSC North basketball campaign ends tonight with doubleheaders in Moorpark, Woodland Hills and San Luis Obispo.

I'll be at Raider Pavilion, where the Ventura and Moorpark College women will have a showdown of undefeated WSC North co-leaders. You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The VC@MC doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com. The OC@Cuesta doubleheader is being broadcasted and telecasted online.

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Ventura 52, Moorpark 48 FINAL Rebecca Griffin and Rian Mew had 11 points and Stephanie Ramirez added 10 points as Pirates grabbed sole possession of first place. Katie Lenik had a game-high 12 points and Charnae Thomas added 11 points for Moorpark, which was 71 seconds from breaking VC's 45-game, 21-year winning streak in the rivalry. Destinee LaFountain had nine points and 12 rebounds, despite foul trouble.
Cuesta 71, Oxnard 59 FINAL
Santa Barbara 78, Los Angeles Pierce 76 FINAL

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Ventura 82, Moorpark 80 FINAL Zalmico Harmon's 7-foot buzzer-beater separated the teams. Joseph Soto scored a game-high 31 points for first-place Ventura, which will play co-leaders Cuesta Saturday in San Luis Obispo.
Cuesta 65, Oxnard 50 FINAL
Los Angeles Pierce 81, Santa Barbara 68 FINAL SBCC fell to 0-6 in the WSC North despite 17 points and seven rebounds from Eric Becker.

The sixth round of the WSC North basketball campaign takes place tonight with doubleheaders in Oxnard, Ventura and Santa Barbara.

I'll be in Oxnard, where the Moorpark College baskeball teams will make their final visit to Condor Center. You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The AHC@VC doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Moorpark 61, Oxnard 35 FINAL Ashley Samson had 19 points, Charnae Thomas had 12 points and Kathleen Avery added 10 points as the Raiders improved to 5-0 in WSC North play. Ashanti Sweezer led the Condors with 11 points.
Ventura 89, Hancock 46 FINAL Destinee LaFountain had 15 points and 10 rebounds and Carlotta Kloppenburg had 14 points, four 3s and 4 steals as the Pirates improved to 5-0 in WSC North play to set up a first-place showdown Wednesday at Raider Pavilion. Makayla Morrison added seven points and two steals. Camille Zumbro, the state's leading scorer, had 24 points, but was limited to just five in the first half.
Cuesta 65, Santa Barbara City 60

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Oxnard 73, Moorpark 65 FINAL Gary Johnson had a game-high 23 points for the Condors, who didn't allow a field goal for the final 7:30. Coltrane Powdrill scored 20 points and Jamal McClerkin added 17 points for the Raiders.
Ventura 77, Hancock 70 FINAL Austin Ramljak had a game-high 29 points, Zalmico Harmon had 19 points and Najee Salaam added 11 points as the Pirates took over first place in the WSC North. Ventura scored the first 17 points of the game. Ramljak had 21 points at the half.
Cuesta at Santa Barbara City

The fifth round of the WSC North basketball campaign takes place tonight with doubleheaders in Santa Barbara, Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo.

It's a big night for the Raiders, as the Moorpark College men's and women's basketball teams can pull into first-place ties with rival Ventura with victories in Santa Barbara.
You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The MC@SBCC doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Moorpark 66, Santa Barbara City 56 FINAL
Coltrane Powdrill had 18 points, including 11 points in the second half, and Jamal McClerkin had 18 points, including 10 points in the first half, as the Raiders pulled even with rival Ventura atop the WSC North. Minas Yanku added 10 points. Greg Parker had six assists. Sahdi Odu had 12 rebounds.
Hancock 56, Oxnard 47 FINAL
Cuesta 98, Los Angeles Pierce 97 FINAL (OT)

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Moorpark 69, Santa Barbara City 58 FINAL Ashley Samson scored 21 points and Charnae Thomas, Katie Lenik and Camilla Chun had 11 points apiece as the No. 15 Raiders pulled into a first-place tie with Ventura at 4-0. Lenik also had 12 rebounds and Kathleen Avery had three assists and three steals.
Oxnard 67, Hancock 64 FINAL Dre Vega had 21 points and
Ashanti Sweezer had 21 points and 16 rebounds as the Condors dug out of a 27-point halftime hole to win their first WSC North game. "Never experienced anything quite like this," said Oxnard coach Phil Sherman. Hancock made 11 of their first 14 3s, but shot just 2 of 26 in the second half. Vega also held Camile Zumbro, the state's leading scorer, to two points in the second half.
Cuesta 81, Los Angeles Pierce 61 FINAL

The four round of the WSC North basketball campaign takes place tonight with doubleheaders in Oxnard, Moorpark and Santa Maria.

I'll be at the big occasion in Oxnard, where the rival Pirates and Condors meet for the final time at the Condor Center.

You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The VC@OC doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Ventura 83, Oxnard 63 FINAL Najee Salaam had 27 points and 11 rebounds, Zalmico Harmon had 10 points, 14 assists and nine rebounds, and Joseph Soto and Austin Ramljak added 18 points each for Ventura. Stephon Thompson had 15 points and 11 rebounds, Gary Johnson had 15 points and seven rebounds and Jahmahl Slater added 11 points for Oxnard.
Moorpark 62, Los Angeles Pierce 59 FINAL
Jamal McClerkin had 18 points, Sahdi Odu had 15 points and Minas Yanku added points for the Raiders.
Hancock 70, Santa Barbara City 60 FINAL

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Ventura 60, Oxnard 32 FINAL Carlotta Kloppenburg had 18 points points and five 3s, all in the first half, and Hanna Burge had eight points.
Ashanti Sweezer had a team-high 10 points for Oxnard.
Moorpark 72, Los Angeles Pierce 54 FINAL Ashley Samson had 20 points, Charnae Thomas had 14 points, Katie Lenik had 14 points and Kathleen Avery had 11 points for the Raiders.
Santa Barbara City 71, Hancock 51 FINAL

The third round of the WSC North basketball campaign takes place tonight with doubleheaders in Moorpark, Ventura and Santa Maria.

I'll be in Moorpark to see whether Moorpark or Cuesta will emerge to chase the first-place Ventura women and whether the Moorpark men can keep first-place Cuesta from improving to 3-0.

You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The SBCC@VC doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Moorpark 75, Cuesta 66 FINAL Coltrane Powdrill had 23 points and nine rebounds, Sahdi Odu had 16 points and Greg Parker had 10 points and five assists as the Moorpark College men's basketball team halted a 1-8 skid by knocking off first-place Cuesta. Malte Kramer, playing with a fever and foul trouble, was held to nine points on 5-of-6 shooting from the foul line before fouling out with seven minutes to play.
Ventura 96, Santa Barbara City 84 FINAL Austin Ramljak and Zalmico Harmon had 23 points apiece as the Pirates moved into a first-place tie with Cuesta and Pierce.
Los Angeles Pierce 80, Hancock 77 FINAL (OT)

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Moorpark 67, Cuesta 56 FINAL Ashley Samson had 18 points, Kathleen Avery had 14 points and Charnae Thomas added 11 points for the Raiders. Alyssa Palma had a game-high 21 points for Cuesta.
Ventura 68, Santa Barbara City 44 FINAL Rian Mew had 19 points, making 13 of her 17 attempts from the field and foul line, and, despite not starting, star center Destinee LaFountain added 17 points and nine rebounds in just 21 minutes off the bench for the Pirates. Hanna Burge had 13 points, Regan Mew had six rebounds and Blayke Hudson had five rebounds.
Hancock 80, Los Angeles Pierce 77 FINAL (OT) The Bulldogs prevailed with a buzzer-beating 3.

The WSC North basketball campaign continues tonight with doubleheaders in Santa Barbara, Woodland Hills and San Luis Obispo.

I'll be in Santa Barbara to see if the Oxnard College men's basketball team can bounce back from Wednesday's dramatic loss to Pierce. Meanwhile, there's big game in the men's race at Cuesta, where Hancock visits.

You can follow our live updates here on Twitter.

The VC@Pierce doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Ventura 67, Los Angeles Pierce 54 FINAL Stephanie Ramirez had 12 points on three 3s. Destinee LaFountain had 10 points and 10 rebounds. Rian Mew 10 points. Rebecca Griffin had nine points and five assists.
Santa Barbara City 66, Oxnard 42 FINAL Oxnard fell to 0-2 in WSC North play, despite a game-high 14 points from Adrianna Vega. Leslie Steele had team-high 12 points on four 3-pointers as Santa Barbara (6-10, 1-0) snapped its seven-game losing streak.
Cuesta 86, Hancock 78 FINAL

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Ventura 73, Los Angeles Pierce 65 FINAL Najee Salaam and Joe Soto had 17 apiece, Corey Hall had 16 points and Austin Ramljak had 10.
Oxnard 90, Santa Barbara City 89 (OT) FINAL Stephan Thompson had 27 points and 12 rebounds. Gary Johnson had 17 points and 10 rebounds and Donnie McGowan added 15 points and nine rebounds.
Cuesta 82, Hancock 73 FINAL

The WSC North basketball campaign opens on the Central Coast with doubleheaders in Ventura, Oxnard and Hancock. It should be interesting, thanks to a potential four- to five-team race on the men's side and the No. 1-ranked team in the state on the women's side. You can follow our live updates here on Twitter. The Cuesta@VC doubleheader is being broadcasted online by HomefieldSports.com

Men's schedule, 7 p.m.
Cuesta 84, Ventura 79 FINAL
Los Angeles Pierce 61, Oxnard 60 FINAL
Hancock 78, Moorpark 70 FINAL

Women's scores, 5 p.m.
Ventura 73, Cuesta 34 FINAL Rebecca Griffin had 13 points and six assists, Destinee LaFountain had nine points, nine rebounds and three blocks and Candace Sakuda had eight points
Los Angeles Pierce 64, Oxnard 50 FINAL
Moorpark 76, Hancock 52 FINAL Ashley Samson had 18 points on 4 of 6 3-point shooting, Charnae Thomas had 15 points and 10 rebounds, Kathleen Avery had 14 points and Camilla Chun added eight points, five blocks and four steals.

We'll have live updates from around the county and Southern California today as three teams take the field locally in the CCCAA postseason. You can follow the games along with live updates on Twitter.

Football
SCFA Beach Bowl, sponsored by Joe Kapp Real Estate
No. 10 Desert 0 13 3 0 -- 16
No. 7 Ventura 0 10 7 0 -- 17
First quarter
Scoreless
Second quarter
COD -- Calhoun 70 pass from Fortis (kick failed), 14:16.
VC -- FG 37 Luna, 12:08.
VC -- Burton 14 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 7:24.
COD -- Calhoun 10 pass from Foris (Symons kick), 6:37.
Third quarter
COD -- FG 21 Symonds, 11:41.
VC -- Burton 3 run (Luna kick), 6:00
Fourth quarter

NCAA Division III playoffs, first round
No. 8 Cal Lutheran 3 7 10 7 -- 27
No. 5 Linfield 6 14 10 0 -- 30
(The Kingsmen are eliminated by Linfield for the third straight postseason.)

Community college men's soccer
Southern California regional quarterfinal
No. 4 Oxnard 1, No. 13 Hancock 0 FT
(Oxnard advances to host either No. 5 East L.A. or No. 12 Long Beach in the Southern California regional semifinals Tuesday at 2 p.m.

Community college women's soccer
Southern California regional quarterfinal
No. 3 Ventura 2, No. 14 East Los Angeles 1 FT
(Ventura advances to host No. 11 Cypress in the Southern California regional semifinals Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. No. 1 Cerritos, No. 2 Santa Barbara City, No. 6 Los Angeles Pierce were eliminated, leaving the Pirates the top seed left in Southern California and knocking out the other Top 2 seeds in their bracket.)

Community college cross country
California Community College championships, Woodward Park, Fresno
Moorpark College women: Finished in sixth place. Freshman Megan McNally and sophomore Andrea Barrera finished 10th and 12th, respectively, to earn All-American status.

Community college men's basketball
Irvine Valley tournament, final
Cerritos 77, Ventura 76 FINAL (2OT)
Non-conference
East L.A. 78, Moorpark 63 FINAL

Community college women's basketball
Glendale tournament, semifinal
Ventura 72, Chaffey 67 FINAL
Sierra tournament, semifinal
Moorpark 80, Lassen 57

You can follow the games along with live updates on Twitter.

Ventura 7, Canyons 7
Canyons 7 0 -- 7
Ventura 0 7-- 7
First Quarter

Moorpark 27, Citrus 21 (final)
Moorpark 0 27 0 0 -- 27
Citrus 7 7 7 0 -- 21
First Quarter
CC -- Vargas 1 run (Kepley kick), 3:04.
Second Quarter
MC -- Hutchins 1 pass form Owens (kick blocked), 14:42.
MC -- Robinson 23 pass form Owens (Ruhnke kick), 14:26.
MC -- Robinson 4 pass form Owens (Ruhnke kick), 8:29.
MC -- Robinson 22 pass form Owens (Ruhnke kick), 3:49.
CC -- Ball 48 run (Kepley kick), 3:03.
Third Quarter
CC -- Dooley 9 pass from Moore (Kepley kick), 1:33.

You can follow the games along with live updates on Twitter.

Ventura 29, Hancock 28
Ventura 7 14 0 8 -- 29
Hancock 0 0 14 14 -- 28
First Quarter
VC -- Vizzi 54 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 0:30
Second quarter
VC -- Caro 6 run (Luna kick), 5:18.
VC -- Vizzi 9 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 0:03
Third quarter
AHC -- Henderson 75 pass from Jeffries (Miller kick), 11:20.
AHC -- Artis-Payne 3 run (Miller kick), 0:13.
Fourth Quarter
AHC -- Artis-Payne 8 run (Miller kick), 3:27.
AHC -- Bridge 11 run (Miller kick), 1:40.
VC -- Vizzi 4 pass from Smith (Smith run), 0:02

Moorpark 27, Chaffey 17
Chaffey 0 0 3 14 -- 17
Moorpark 3 7 14 3 --27
First Quarter
MC - FG 19 Ruhnke, 9:31.
Second Quarter
MC - Franklin 1 run (Ruhnke kick), 4:00
Third Quarter
MC - Benado recovered fumble in end zone (Ruhnke kick), 14:42
MC - Hutchins 16 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 8:31
CC - FG 32 Cejudo, 3:45
Fourth Quarter
CC - Lavette 12 pass from King (Cejudo kick), 13:02.
MC - FG 42 Ruhnke, 8:02.
CC - Lavette 19 pass from King (Cejudo kick) 1:13.