San Mateo County local sports roundup

Mercy-Burlingame 13, Pinewood 0

Rania Salamy’s hat trick led a Crusaders onslaught as they remain undefeated in West Bay Athletic League Skyline Division play.

In addition to Salamy, Mercy-Burlingame (10-0 WBAL Skyline, 14-4 overall) got two goals each from Elizabeth Bermudez, Sara Bermudez and Isabel Bojorquez. Caroline Callagy, Tori Wei, Jayden Pineda and Raquel Camacho rounded out the scoring for the Crusaders.

Gen Flieder posted her 10th straight shutout. She hasn’t allowed a goal since last year — Dec. 28 in a 4-1 loss to Urban-SF.

The win clinches at least a division co-championship for the Crusaders. The Skyline Division champion will face the fourth-place team in the WBAL’s Foothill Division for the league’s final automatic CCS spot.

Wrestling

El Camino 42, Menlo-Atherton 35

The Bears had three wrestlers finish the regular season unbeaten in Peninsula Athletic League dual meets, but it was the Colts who came out victorious.

Josh Meyers, Niko Ozden and Songi Eke all went 6-0 in PAL dual meets for M-A.

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Boys’ basketball

Burlingame 58, Capuchino 51

The Panthers gave head coach Pete Harames one last win at Capuchino with the victory over the Mustangs.

Harames, who spent 17 years coaching at the San Bruno school over two stints from 1981 to 1987 and again from 1990 to 2000, has announced he will retire after Tuesday’s season finale at Menlo-Atherton.

Burlingame opened strong, taking a 17-5 lead after the opening quarter, but Capuchino came back strong, putting up 23 points in the second to tie the score at 28 at halftime. The Panthers outscored the Mustangs by six in the third, 18-12, and they held the lead to the end.

Cal Spurlock hit the 20-point plateau once again to lead Burlingame (3-7 PAL South, 4-18 overall), landing right on the number. He also added five blocks. Gavin Coleman posted a double-double, finishing with 12 points and 11 rebounds. Robert Uhrich was a rebound shy of his own double-double, scoring 11 points and grabbing nine boards.

Capuchino (1-7, 7-15) got 14 points from Cruz Thompson, who drained 4 of 8 3-point attempts. Tamier Abuelrous added 13 points, three rebound and three assists for the Mustangs.

Boys’ soccer

Harker 2, Menlo School 1

The Eagles dealt the Knights a serious dent in their WBAL title aspirations with a key win.

With the win, league-leading Harker (8-0-2 WBAL, 26 points) holds a seven-point lead over second-place Menlo (6-2-1, 19).

Already trailing 1-0 after an early Harker goal, Menlo got its only tally in the 18th minute when Billy Hamilton converted a Jonny Ebrahimian cross.

The Eagles scored the game-winner minutes later.

Girls’ basketball

Carlmont 69, Woodside 25

The Scots scored 24 points in the first two quarters to lead 48-12 at halftime as they cruised past the Wildcats in a PAL South game.

Ashley Trierweiler led Carlmont (8-2 PAL South, 18-4 overall) with 17 points and dished out seven assists. Erica Mendiola added 10 points and Moi Tong-Woo chipped in with nine.

Woodside (1-9, 3-15) was led by Natalya Hotovec, who finished with 15 points.

Hillsdale 38, San Mateo 21

The Bearcats hung with the Knights for a quarter, but Hillsdale outscored San Mateo 12-0 in the second half on its way to the PAL South victory.

Dannyle Thomas led Hillsdale (3-6 PAL South, 11-8 overall) with 10 points, the only Knight to score in double figures.

San Mateo (0-10, 1-18) got a game-high 12 points from Marie Rossi, including three 3-pointers.