1. Moorpark sophomore Mike Meza is No. 7 in the state in scoring (19.2 points per game). Oxnard freshman James Ennis is No. 11 (18.7). Oxnard freshman Scooter Holmes is No. 28 (16.6). Oxnard sophomore Ryan McLucas is No. 33 (16.1).

2. Meza scored the second-most points in game this season (37, vs. MiraCosta). Holmes scored 33 against Orange Coast, Ennis scored 31 against Santa Barbara City, Ventura's Jordan Harris scored 31 against Oxnard and Moorpark's Dallas Rutherford scored 28 against Canyons.

3. Ennis is No. 24 in assists (4.682 per game).

4. Ennis and fellow Oxnard freshman Rashad Stuckey are No. 43 (1.591 per game) and No. 53 (1.389) in blocks, respectively.

5. Moorpark freshman Ryan Islas is No. 8 in field goal shooting (65.6 percent).

6. Mesa leads the state in free throw percentage at 86.4 percent. McLucas is No. 12 (82.0).

7. Holmes and Ennis are No. 30 (8.09 per game) and No. 33 (8.045 per game) in rebounding.

8. McLucas is No. 8 in steals (2.545 per game).

9. Spencer Schulte is No. 31 in 3-point shooting (41.8 percent).

1. Ventura sophomore Amanda Padilla is No. 6 in assists (5.86 per game).

2. Moorpark freshman Irene Lopez is No. 10 in blocks (2.435 per game)

3. Moorpark sophomore Reyneisha Mays and Oxnard sophomore Arlene Cortez are tied at No. 14 in field goal percentage (.552), while Ventura sophomore Chanelle Brennan is No. 20 (.542).

4. Padilla is No. 14 in free throw percentage (77.8 percent).

5. Brennan's 36 points against Cypress is the third-highest single-game point total of the season.

6. Brennan is No. 20 in scoring (18.0 ppg).

7. Padilla is No. 10 in 3-point shooting (42.4 percent).

The Raiders (15-8, 7-2) are down two spots to No. 14.

First-place Cuesta is No. 15 in the state coaches' poll and No. 9 in the South.

Click the jump for the full poll.

Two weeks remain in the regular season.

Santa Barbara City, who the Pirates play in a crunch WSC North game Wednesday, received votes in both polls but remains unranked.

Click the jump for the full polls.

Round 9 Scores, Feb. 3:
Ventura 79, Moorpark 61
Cuesta 96, Oxnard 72
Santa Barbara at Los Angeles Pierce, 5 p.m.
Hancock, bye

Round 10 Scores, Feb. 6:
Moorpark 71, Los Angeles Pierce 68 (OT
Oxnard 77, Hancock 61
Cuesta 74, Ventura 68
Santa Barbara City, bye

Standings after Round 10, Feb. 6
Conference Overall
Team Name W-L PCT W-L PCT
Cuesta 8-1 0.889 22-5 0.815
Moorpark 7-2 0.778 15-8 0.652
LA Pierce 6-3 0.667 12-11 0.522
Oxnard 4-4 0.500 11-12 0.478
Ventura 4-5 0.444 7-15 0.318
S. Barbara 1-7 0.125 5-17 0.227
Hancock 0-8 0.000 2-20 0.091

Round 11 Schedule, Feb. 10
Ventura at Santa Barbara City, 7 p.m.
Oxnard at Moorpark, 7 p.m.
Cuesta at Hancock, 7 p.m.
Los Angeles Pierce, bye

Round 9 Scores, Feb. 3:
Santa Barbara City 70, Moorpark 64
Moorpark 67, Los Angeles Pierce 65
Ventura 66, Cuesta 26
Oxnard 75, Hancock 72
Santa Barbara City, bye

Round 10 Scores, Feb. 6:
Ventura 72, Moorpark 63
Oxnard 47, Cuesta 46
Santa Barbara City 77, Los Angeles Pierce 65
Hancock, bye

Standings after Round 8, Jan. 30
Conference Overall
Team Name W-L PCT W-L PCT
Ventura 9-0 1.000 26-1 0.963
S. Barbara 7-1 0.875 15-10 0.600
Oxnard 5-3 0.625 14-7 0.667
Moorpark 5-4 0.556 12-12 0.500
LA Pierce 3-6 0.333 12-14 0.462
Cuesta 1-8 0.111 4-18 0.182
Hancock 0-8 0.000 3-18 0.143

Round 11 Schedule, Feb. 10
Ventura at Santa Barbara City, 5 p.m.
Oxnard at Moorpark, 5 p.m.
Cuesta at Hancock, 5 p.m.
Los Angeles Pierce, bye

Roger Guardia scored a game-high 34 points, including 29 points after halftime, for Cuesta (22-5, 8-1).

Oxnard led the game by 13 points in the first half and 37-32 at the half, but Condors star James Ennis was ejected in the second half.

"This was a strange game of blowout runs for both teams," Cuesta head coach Rusty Blair told the San Luis Obispo Tribune. "But we spurted ahead in the second half."

The roundup of the game can be found here.

Community College women's basketball

Ventura 72, Moorpark 63: VC hits its free throws to hold off Moorpark by Joe Curley in Ventura.

I'm at the Ventura College Athletic Event Center, where the first-place Moorpark men will be visiting cross-county rival Ventura, but I will be updating scores from around the WSC North on our Twitter page.

It's a huge day in the men's race, as fourth place Oxnard will be attempting to get back into the race at co-leaders Cuesta and Ventura can spoil co-leaders Moorpark.

You can listen live to the Moorpark at Ventura doubleheader here.

I will also have postgame final scores and reaction right here on the blog.
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Men's scores, Feb. 6
Ventura 79, Moorpark 61 FINAL Jordan Harris had a game-high 24 points and Pierce Brooks added 18 points, including 15 in the second half, for Ventura. Jeremiah Slowik and Mike Melonas added nine and eight points, respectively. Moorpark's Mike Meza had a team-high 15 points and Dallas Rutherford added 13 points.

Cuesta 96, Oxnard 72 FINAL James Ennis had 24, Ryan McLucas had 23 and Scooter Holmes added 13 for Oxnard. Ennis was ejected with 12 minutes to play . Trailing by five points at the half, Cuesta made 11 3-pointers in the second half. Cuesta star Roger Guardia had 34 points.
Santa Barbara at Los Angeles Pierce, 5 p.m.

Women's scores, Feb. 6

Ventura 72, Moorpark 63 FINAL Chanelle Brennan had 24 points on 10 of 13 shooting and Amanda Padilla had 20 points, including 3-pointers, as No. 1-ranked Ventura made six free throws in the final 30 seconds to fend off its cross-county rival. Point guard Grace Arocha had 17 points, forward Bev Lampiear had 13 points and six rebounds and shooter Molly Carson added 10 points for Moorpark.
Oxnard 47, Cuesta 46 FINAL
Santa Barbara City 77, Los Angeles Pierce 65 FINAL

Zack McDonell had two hits, one home run, five RBIs and two runs scored in the opener, while Brian Wilson had a home run, single and three RBIs.

Blake Adame had two doubles and two RBIs. In the second game, Jake Mahan had a home run, double and one RBI, and Santos Reyes and Adame each homered.

I will be at Brahma Gym, where the first-place Moorpark men will be visiting second-place Pierce, but I will be updating scores from around the WSC North on our Twitter page.

You can listen live to the Cuesta at Ventura doubleheader here.

I will also have postgame final scores and reaction right here on the blog.

Women's scores, Feb. 3

Moorpark 67, Los Angeles Pierce 65 FINAL Reyneisha Mays had 18 pts and 9 rebs, all in the second half, including the game-winning putback with 18.7 seconds to play to keep the Raiders in third place. Dee Kapil and Molly Carson added 13 and 10 points for Moorpark. Tess Williams had a game-high 23 points for Pierce.
Ventura 66, Cuesta 26 FINAL Chanelle Brennan had a game-high 20 points and five rebounds. Amanda Padilla had 13 points and four assists. Ariel Hale had 11 points. Kris King had 10 points and seven rebounds. Jordan Clegg added seven rebounds and three blocks while Suzie Faanono had eight rebounds and Jessica Kidder had 3 blocks.
Oxnard 75, Hancock 72 FINAL
Santa Barbara City, bye

Men's scores, Feb. 3

Moorpark 71, Los Angeles Pierce 68 (OT) FINAL Mike Meza had 17 points and Wendell Antoine and Kyle Olandt had 15 points. Meza scored 13 points after Moorpark trailed 61-51 with five minutes to play.
Oxnard 77, Hancock 61 FINAL Ryan McLucas had 27 points, eight rebounds and seven assists. Oxnard made 13 3s.
Cuesta 74, Ventura 68 FINAL Antavius Sims and Mike Melonas had 15 points, Jordan Harris had 14 points and Jeremiah Slowik had 13 points for the Pirates, who were within two minutes in the final minute. Cuesta shooter Henok Yigzaw suffered a serious injury late in the second half that delayed the game by 30 minutes.
Santa Barbara City, bye

Nicastro logged plenty of ice time as a defenseman for defending national champion Boston University, who defeated Northeastern 2-1 on a third period goal by fellow freshman Alex Chiasson.

Nicastro (No. 7) can be seen about to clear the puck in the front of goalie Kieran Milan in this Boston Globe photo.

Nicastro and the Terriers will face Boston College, 6-0 winners over Harvard, in Monday's Beanpot final. The two teams, who contest one of college hockey's noteable rivalries, have combined to win the past two national titles and faced off at Fenway Park last month, a week after the Bruins and Flyers played in the Winter Classic.

BU won 3-2 at Fenway Park (Nicastro was a plus 1) and 5-4 in overtime last week at BC's Conte Forum (Nicastro was a plus 2) in Hockey East play.

Nicastro is a draft pick of the Detroit Red Wings.

Round 8 Scores, Jan. 30:
Moorpark 98, Santa Barbara City 93 (OT)
Ventura 87, Hancock 70
Cuesta 70, Los Angeles Pierce 58
Oxnard, bye

Standings after Round 8, Jan. 30
Conference Overall
Team Name W-L PCT W-L PCT
Cuesta 6-1 0.857 20-5 0.800
Moorpark 6-1 0.857 14-7 0.667
LA Pierce 5-2 0.714 11-10 0.524
Oxnard 3-3 0.500 10-11 0.476
Ventura 3-4 0.429 6-14 0.300
S. Barbara 1-6 0.143 5-16 0.238
Hancock 0-7 0.000 2-19 0.095

Round 9 Schedule, Feb. 3
Moorpark at Los Angeles Pierce, 7 p.m.
Hancock at Oxnard, 7 p.m.
Cuesta at Ventura, 7 p.m.
Santa Barbara City, bye

Round 8 Scores, Jan. 30:
Santa Barbara City 70, Moorpark 64
Ventura 73, Hancock 31
Los Angeles Pierce 59, Cuesta 34
Oxnard, bye

Standings after Round 8, Jan. 30
Conference Overall
Team Name W-L PCT W-L PCT
Ventura 7-0 1.000 24-1 0.960
S. Barbara 6-1 0.857 14-10 0.583
Moorpark 4-3 0.571 11-11 0.500
Oxnard 3-3 0.500 12-7 0.632
LA Pierce 3-4 0.429 12-12 0.500
Cuesta 1-6 0.143 4-16 0.200
Hancock 0-7 0.000 3-17 0.150

Round 9 Schedule, Feb. 3
Moorpark at Los Angeles Pierce, 5 p.m.
Hancock at Oxnard, 5 p.m.
Cuesta at Ventura, 5 p.m.
Santa Barbara City, bye

The Raiders are tied with Cuesta, who are ranked No. 18 in the state poll and No. 9 in the SoCal poll, atop the WSC North at 6-1.

Moorpark beat Cuesta, 64-60, Jan. 23 at Raider Pavilion.

Click the jump for the full polls.