Top stars, best performances last week in Southern California high school basketball (Jan. 31-Feb 6)

Here’s a quick look at some of the top stars and individual performances from the past week throughout SoCal.

For some sections the high school basketball playoffs have arrived and for others the final week of the regular season will serve as a big opportunity for the top teams and players to make their final moves prior to the postseason. Here’s a quick look at some of the top stars and individual performances from the past week throughout SoCal.

Note: Entries are based on information provided by coaches, statisticians, media members and high school basketball fans. Don’t see any details for your team’s game? Email some notes and/or stats to bodie@scorebooklive.com.

SOCAL TOP STARS(Jan. 31-Feb 6)

Taylor Feldman, Crean Lutheran girls basketball: Feldman scored a school-record 54 points in Tuesday's win over Pacifica.

Tiffany Bickford, Christian girls basketball: Bickford had a career high 30 points and ten rebounds in Saturday's win over Lincoln.

Angie Robles, Bishop's girls basketball: Robles had 26 points, eight steals, four rebounds, and four assists against Francis parker last week.

Tatianna Bobadilla, Montgomery girls basketball: Bobadilla had 12 points, ten rebounds, seven steals and five blocks against San Ysidro on Friday.

Emmy Stout, Maranatha Christian girls basketball: Stout had a triple double with 28 points and Pacific Ridge and followed it up with a 37-point, 15-rebound double double against Orange Glen.

Kaziah Fletcher, Price girls basketball: Fletcher had 40 points and 14 steals in last week's win over Compton Centennial.

Addison Deal, Pacifica Christian girls basketball: Deal had 29 points and 11 rebounds in Saturday's win over Rancho Christian.

Sophia Landeros, Patriot girls basketball: Landeros had 14 points, ten steals, and nine assists to help the Warriors take down La Sierra last week.

Ijezie Anopueme, Narbonne boys basketball: Anopueme had 34 points and 17 rebounds in Wednesday's win over San Pedro.

Logan Huston, Torrey Pines boys basketball: Huston had a career high 33 points to help the Falcons take down Francis Parker 74-57 in Saturday's Battle at the Bay showcase.

Devon Arlington, San Marcos boys basketball: Arlington poured in 40 points and ten assists to help the Knights beat Rancho Bernardo and became the school's leading scorer during the week as he edges closer to the 2,000-career point mark.

Brayden Hendricks, La Costa Canyon boys basketball: Hendricks averaged 24 points per game last week, leading the Mavericks to two league wins.

Marley Gonzalez, Escondido Charter boys basketball: Gonzalez had 20 points, 23 rebounds, and three blocks against Pacific Ridge and followed it up with 25 points and 22 rebounds against Maranatha Christian.

Nicky Clotfelter, Bishop's boys basketball: Clotfelter had 35 points and 11 rebounds last week against Santa Fe Christian.

Jaden Lebel, Cathedral Catholic boys basketball: Lebel stuffed the stat sheet against La Jolla Country Day, finishing with 17 points, 16 rebounds, eight assists, five blocks and three steals.

David Marcos, Verdugo Hills boys basketball: Marcos had 18 points, ten rebounds, five assists, and two steals in a win over North Hollywood.

Tyler Frazier-Mathews, Bethel Christian boys basketball: Frazier-Mathews had 27 points in both games last week, leading the Kings to two wins.

Adrian Ruano, Central City Value boys basketball: Ruano had 30 points, seven steals, and six assists in last week's win over Annenberg.

Jason Hilliard, Chino boys basketball: Hilliard had 28 points and 16 rebounds to help the Cowboys beat Baldwin Park on Wednesday.

Troy Barbarin Jr., Arlington boys basketball: Barbarin Jr. had 33 points including nine three pointers in Friday's win over Ramona.

Makaiah Williams, Capistrano Valley Christian boys basketball: Williams averaged 15 points per game and had two double doubles last week for the Eagles.