San Mateo County local sports roundup • Feb. 2, 2022

Menlo-Atherton 2, San Mateo 1

Julian Regan and Rishi Siddharth scored once in each half to lead the Bears over the Bearcats.

Kieran Kunihiro and Frank Shinya earned assists for M-A, while Kiryl Biasin scored for San Mateo (0-4-1 PAL Bay, 5-6-3 overall).

Woodside 4, Carlmont 1

The Wildcats sent the Scots to their third straight loss.

Benny Bogyo, Diego and Adrian Ruiz, and Adam Yusuf all scored fore Woodside (3-2-1 PAL Bay, 9-4-1 overall). Nick Hart, Hugo Gallegos and Johnny Fuentes-Lopez all had assists for the Wildcats.

Ryan Yang scored for Carlmont (2-3-1, 5-4-1), off an assist from Josh Barde.

Half Moon Bay 2, Capuchino 1

Mario Garduno scored the unassisted game-winner in the second half to send the Cougars to the Ocean Division victory over the Mustangs.

Erick Serrano opened the scoring for HMB (3-1-2 Ocean, 6-2-3 overall), converting a Garduno pass.

Jonathan Espinoza scored for Capuchino.

Menlo School 9, King’s Academy 0

Gonzales Lombera netted a hat trick to lead Menlo past King’s Academy in a WBAL match.

Alessandro Velasquez had two goals and two assists for Menlo (5-1 WBAL, 7-3-2 overall), Cisco Argueta scored once and assisted on two more while Jacob Lee dished out three assists for Menlo.

Boys’ basketball

Sacred Heart Prep 100, Pinewood 30

After a 32-point third quarter, the Gators decided to go the century in their WBAL win over the Panthers.

SHP (8-0 WBAL, 15-3 overall) led 29-9 after the first quarter, 57-15 at halftime and 89-26 after three quarters.

Emmer Nichols finished with 21 points to lead the Gators, who also got 19 from Aidan Braccia. Sam Norris added 13 and Sachit Sinha 10.

Menlo-Atherton 52, Carlmont 46

After dropping a 54-45 decision to the Scots in Atherton Friday night, the Bears returned the favor in Belmont Monday night, handing Carlmont its first division loss.

Jalen Williams led the way for M-A (6-2 PAL South, 12-6 overall), finishing with 14 points. Connor Cadigan added 12 for the Bears.

Nate Wong and Enzo Carvalho-Goncalves scored 12 and 10, respectively, to lead Carlmont (6-1, 11-5).

Capuchino 60, Hillsdale 58

Nip-and-tuck the whole way, the Mustangs pulled out the win late over the Knights, denying them the chance to pull into a first-place tie atop the PAL South standings.

Capuchino (3-4 PAL South, 12-6 overall) was led by Nicolas Caruso’s 16 points. Tino Stemberga added 13 for the Mustangs.

Hillsdale (6-2, 10-10) got 15 points from Brady Carson and 11 from Brayden Weaver.

Burlingame 74, Mills 32

The Panthers buried 11 3-pointers in the win over the Vikings.

Lou Martineau led the barrage for Burlingame (5-1 PAL South, 13-4 overall), draining six 3s on his way to a game-high 18 points. M.J. Dowd made a trio from downtown, finishing with 11. Nikola Rosic added 14 for the Panthers.

Jonathan Shim led Mills (0-6, 2-16), finishing with nine points.

In other action …

Woodside (2-6 PAL South, 4-15 overall) withstood a fourth-quarter rally to beat Sequoia 50-40 behind 13 points from Aidan Schaeffer. … San Mateo (2-5 PAL South) upset Aragon (4-4), 33-26.

Girls’ basketball

Sequoia 55, Woodside 52, OT

The Wildcats outscored the Ravens 23-17 in the fourth quarter to force overtime, but Sequoia ultimately prevailed.

Nohe’alani Stores scored 25 points to lead Sequoia (3-5 PAL South, 10-10 overall). Aniyah Hall added 16 for the Ravens.

Woodside was led by Angie Sugar’s 16 points.

Menlo-Atherton 46, Carlmont 42

The Bears beat the Scots for the second game in a row Monday night.

Fiona Steinmetz scored 14 points to lead M-A (2-5 PAL South, 9-9 overall). Summer Prescott added 12 and Tess Statkiewitz added 10 in the win.

Carlmont (4-4, 9-9) was led by Ale Nelson, who finished with 12 points.

Aragon 61, San Mateo 23

Grace Nai led a trio of Dons in double figures in the win over the Bearcats. Nai finished with 14 points for Aragon (4-2 PAL South, 11-7 overall), while Jordan Beaumont added 13.

San Mateo (0-8, 3-17) was led by Avelyn Liang, who had seven points.