State Stat Stars of the Week (Girls)

Sophomore Irene “Gracie” Colaivalu from Rosemont of Sacramento filled up the stat sheets for her team at the West Coast Jamboree. Photo: Harold Abend.

As has been customary for many years, we collect the state stat stars in support of the Cal-Hi Sports State Record Book & Almanac. The book has been published seven times (the most recent, though, was 2009) and is as official as a state record book can be since no other exists. To report a State Stat Star of the Week of your own, please email details to markjtennis@gmail.com.

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Savannah Camp (San Pasqual, Escondido)
At the Wolverine Shootout, she had three impressive double-doubles but the one that stood out the most was her season-high 42 points along with 12 rebounds during a 67-63 win over Cathedral Catholic of San Diego. Her previous season-high was set in the final game of 2013 as she scored 36 points and grabbed 15 rebounds during a 81-67 win over Vista that ended the Panthers’ five-game losing streak.

Sierra Campisano (Torrey Pines, San Diego)
Get used to having this name camped inside your head as she is just a sophomore and putting up big time numbers. She scored 42 points, grabbed 20 rebounds and had 10 blocks for a huge triple-double during a 73-51 win against Carlsbad back in the middle of December. She ended 2014 with two games of 29 points with a 32-point performance in between them during a 69-41 win over Ramona.

Courteney Roberts (Joshua Springs, Yucca Valley)
She may just be 5-foot-4, but this senior point guard strikes quickly as she scored 42 points for the Lightning during a 64-37 win over Palm Valley of Rancho Mirage.

Mareshah Farmer (View Park, Los Angeles)
Already with a 43-point game from earlier this season, this senior guard had two 40-point games in a three-game span as she scored 40 points while recording a triple-double with 19 rebounds and 10 assists during a 75-40 win over Banning of Wilmington. Three days later, Farmer did it again during a 76-66 win over Hawthorne as she recorded a quadruple-double with 40 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 steals.

Jennifer Mondragon (Immanuel Christian, Ridgecrest)
The captain of the Crusaders was shooting on fire during their 51-22 win over Lucerne Valley as she scored a season-high 38 points while grabbing 23 rebounds.

Cheyenne Greenhouse (Canyon Springs, Moreno Valley)
In a double overtime loss by 88-85 to Serra of Gardena in the third place game of the Holiday Hardwood tournament in Agoura Hills, Greenhouse scored 36 points.

Ali Engelhardt (Mt. Carmel, San Diego)
Ending 2013 and starting 2014 with an impressive span of performances during four games in five days, she scored a season-high 35 points while grabbing 17 rebounds during a 64-46 win over San Marcos in their final game of 2013 and then five days later scored 35 points once again during a 64-57 win over Lakeside of Lake Elsinore.

Imani Littleton (Bishop’s, La Jolla)
More then a few players had big time performances the day before New Year’s Eve and she was one of them as this talented senior scorer put up 31 points during a 72-42 win against Alta of Sandy, Utah.

Irene “Gracie” Colaivalu (Rosemont, Sacramento)
Cal-Hi Sports Girls of Summer sophomore standout was named divisional MVP at the West Coast Jamboree after registering a triple-double with 28 points, 15 rebounds and 10 steals in a 47-42 win over College Park of Pleasant Hill in the Turquoise Division title game. She also had a triple-double with 23 points, 13 rebounds and 10 steals in an opening round 44-42 win over Buhach Colony of Atwater.

Watch Varsity Roundup at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays on Channel 354 in L.A. and on Channel 825 in San Diego. There will be a boys and girls player of the week chosen by Cal-Hi Sports when the show starts back up from winter break.

Alexus Simon (Eastside College Prep, East Palo Alto)
Following up her performance in the Paris Twins Classic at Piedmont that earned her MVP honors, she scored 32 points and grabbed 12 rebounds during a 80-31 win over Christopher of Gilroy at the Presentation Shootout.

Anisah Smith (Carlmont, Belmont)
Earning San Mateo County Girls Athlete of the Week honors, she had games of 28 points and 30 points but she did even better in a 50-34 win over Live Oak of Morgan Hill as she scored 31 points for the Scots as they improved to 10-1. They have won two games since and are now 12-1 on the year.

Mia Shannon (Edison, Fresno)
Junior center scored a career high of 31 points in the opening game of the Old Town Clovis Kiwanis New years Classic as the Tigers downed Cesar Chavez 64-37. Edison went on to claim the championship game in a 54-49 win over Buchanan. Shannon was chosen to the all-tournament team along with teammate MVP Addy Curtis.

Kira Cusworth (Moorpark)
She’s just a junior but she’s becoming the Musketeer’s go to weapon on offense as she scored a season-high 30 points during a 75-67 win over Hart of Newhall. Two games later, she scored 28 points during a 59-51 win over La Canada in the semifinals of the La Canada Tournament.

Madelyn Seward (Saddleback Valley Christian, San Juan Capistrano)
Averaging 17.3 points per game at the Liberty Christian tournament, she was named tournament MVP after scoring 27 points for the Warriors, who remained undefeated after a 55-39 win over Western Christian of Upland.

Emma Zener (La Habra)
Despite being just a freshman, she calmly knocked down three-pointer after three-pointer during a 51-44 win over San Pasqual of Escondido at the SoCal Holiday Prep Classic.. She finished with six three-pointers and 27 points.

Bri Moore (St. Mary’s, Stockton)
One of many big time talents to take the floor at the West Coast Jamboree, she scored a game-high 26 points to go along with seven rebounds, five assists and four steals during a 83-67 win for the Rams over Salesian of Richmond.

Gerladynn Leaupepe (Camarillo)
Named as the MVP of her Eastside Prep Coaches vs. Cancer Classic she scored 25 points, grabbed seven rebounds and had six steals in the finals. She also easily outscored El Camino during a 89-11 win earlier in the week as she finished with 34 points.

Ra’Kyra Gabriel (Brookside Christian, Stockton)
The 6-foot-1 junior power forward had a double-double 25 points and 10 rebounds with five blocked shots in 75-56 victory over state-ranked San Francisco St. Ignatius in the championship game of The Power of One tournament at Vacaville High. She also held St. Ignatius 6-foot-3 star Josie Little to two points.

Mariya Moore (Salesian, Richmond)
Showing why she’ll be headed to play at Louisville next year as one of the top talents in the nation she scored 23 points to go along with 12 rebounds and seven assists during a 67-56 win at the West Coast Jamboree over a Malcom X. Shabazz team from Newark, New Jersey that was nationally ranked earlier this season. In the third place game she had a triple-double with 14 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds but it wasn’t enough as they fell to Carondelet of Concord 81-70.

Jessica Curl (Mercy, Red Bluff)
One of the top rebounders in the state this CIF Northern Section standout scored 27 points and grabbed 26 rebounds during a 35-26 win over Hamilton of Hamilton City.

Fluker Channon (Maranatha, Pasadena)
At 6-4 any missed shot has seemed to find her hand for the rebound this season as she has now had over 40 rebounds in four of her last five games including a season-high 43 rebounds during a 59-43 win over Mulgrave of British Columbia.

Paul Muyskens is the Stockton office assistant editor for Cal-Hi Sports and can be seen around town also working for the Stockton Ports and University of the Pacific. Mark Tennis is the co-founder and publisher of CalHiSports.com. He can be reached at markjtennis@gmail.com. Don’t forget to follow Paul and Mark on Twitter: @CalHiSports