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Westview High School Varsity Basketball 2007-2008 Season
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On behalf of parents, coaches and friends, I wish to congratulate Westview Basketball for their hard work, determination, sacrifice, and accomplishments both on and off the court. Many players began their basketball careers in Rancho Penasquitos Basketball, oftentimes coached by their fathers. Later, they played in the Sun Devil and Westview programs before going on to play high school basketball. Their efforts resulted in a strong Westview Basketball program and made everyone proud to come and watch them play.

To seniors Nick Madamba, Grant Taylor, Dylan Horn, CJ Langley, Matt Gruber, Kevin Diaz, Brian Duffy, Parker Suggs, and Max Wafer, a very special thank you and best wishes in your future endeavors. The determination and teamwork you displayed on the basketball court provide insight into your bright future.


Feb. 23

CIF Championship

Westview hosts El Cajon Valley in the first round of the CIF Basketball Championship (Division II) on Feb. 19. Westview plays well on both ends of the court and runs away from its opponent winning 58 to 41.

On Feb. 23, Westview plays at Grossmont who was seated 3rd in the division. Westview's tremendous defense and exceptional shooting puts them ahead at the half. In the 3rd quarter, Grossmont outscores the visitors to lead for the first time. In the 4th quarter, Westview fights back and with seconds remaining, runs a play that results in a basket to force overtime. Westview plays great but its season ends 53 to 59.



Feb. 14

Palomar League

On seniors' night at host Mt. Carmel, Westview runs their way into command for three quarters. However, in the 4th quarter, Westview slows the game down and allows Mt. Carmel to come back for a one point win.



Feb. 5

Palomar League

Host La Costa Canyon runs away with the basketball game in the second half and Westview can not recover. On a good note, Westview handles the half court press well but can not make their shots.



Feb. 1

Palomar League

In the first half, Westview plays competitively against host Torrey Pines. In the end, Torrey Pines' size and defense shows in the second half which enables them to win.



Jan. 26

Palomar League

Westview's first win in Palomar League comes against rivals Mt. Carmel. The students and parents fill the gym to support both schools. Westview plays well defensively and find their rhythm during the game for the win.



Jan. 15 and 18

Palomar League Games

Westview starts the Palomar League against Torrey Pines, La Costa Canyon and Rancho Bernardo with loses. Westview continues to search for a winning combination. However, it remains elusive.



Jan. 9 and 11

Pre-League Games

Westview host Oceanside; JV win (a few photos) and Varsity loses their game.

Westview also plays Rancho Buena Vista for a loss.



Dec. 26-29

Above the Rim Tournament

In the Above the Rim Tournament, Westview does not fare well compared to previous tournaments. Overall, the team commits turnovers and rebounds remain elusive. The team finishes with one win and two loses. The team displays flashes of brilliant basketball indicative of their talent, however, their inconsistent play shows on the courts.



Dec. 20-22

Grossmont Classic Tournament

Westview Basketball displays their team work, determination and competitiveness to place 2nd in a tournament showcasing talented teams. Westview beats Santana, Foothill Christian and University City high schools. Both Christian and University City rate in the top 10 in a the Union Tribune preseason poll. In Championship play against Rancho Bernardo, Westview plays well but come up short 45 to 50. Westview's record is now 8 wins and 3 loses.



Nov. 27-Dec. 7

Ramona Round Ball Tournament

Westview basketball starts their season in the Ramona Round Ball Tournament. The team plays 6 games that results in 4 wins and 2 loses. Their victories come against Fallbrook in overtime, La Jolla, Escondido, and during Championship play against Mira Mesa. Westview loses to Eastlake and Ramona.

Overall, the team shows progress and glimpses of their hard work and team play. The team's goal for a successful season is within their reach.

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