Sports Roundup

The Lady Panthers ended the non-league portion of their schedule with a wild 46-45 win over Piedmont Hills in San Jose Saturday night.

Burlingame (9-4) led by as many as 12 points in the fourth quarter before Piedmont Hills closed the gap. Piedmont Hills outscored the Panthers 14-8 over the final eight minutes.

"We had a pretty big lead but we managed to make a couple of free throws at the end to hold them off," said Burlingame co-head coach Alan Stanbridge. "We had a couple of turnovers late that let them back in the game."

Callie Byrne led Burlingame with 14 points while Allison Smith added 13 and Leigh-Ann Biggs chipped in with 10.

Carlmont 47, Burton 32

The Lady Scots finished up the non-league portion of their schedule with a win over Burton of San Francisco on Saturday.

Leading 10-8 after one quarter, Carlmont (10-2) put the game away in the second, outscoring the Pumas 16-2 to take a 26-10 lead into the locker room at halftime.

Alyssa Kato led the Scots with 12 points while starting guard Janica Janssen added eight. Melissa Stahl came off the bench to add eight for the Scots as well.

"We had pretty balanced scoring," said Carlmont coach Dave Low.

Aragon 49, Irvington 33

The Lady Dons outscored the Vikings 24-3 in the first quarter to cruise to the non-league win.

Aragon (10-2) led 33-7 at halftime but were outscored 26-16 in the second half as coach Annette Gennaro-Trimble emptied her bench and Irvington went to a full-court press.

Stephanie Dere led the Dons with 14 points with Laura Zasly chipping in 10.

Boys hoops

Serra 62, Jefferson 39

The Padres blasted the Indians in a non-league matchup Saturday in the Padres' final tuneup before West Catholic Athletic League play begins Wednesday.

Jefferson (6-6) held a slim 11-9 lead after the first quarter but Serra (9-1) dominated the rest of the way.

Serra forward Jonathan Moe led the Padres with a double-double -- scoring 13 points while pulling down 11 rebounds. Point guard Kevin Ochoa added 12 and Tom McMahon had 11 in the win.

South City 70, Carlmont 66

Brendan Avanzano scored 30 points but it wasn't enough as the Scots lost to South City by four.

Carlmont (1-11) opens league play Wednesday at home against Aragon.

Girls soccer

Burlingame 0, St. Ignatius 0

Both Burlingame and St. Ignatius had their chances but neither team could finish as they finished in a scoreless draw in a non-league soccer matchup Saturday morning at Burlingame.

"In the words of the S.I. coach, 'It was a typical Burlingame-S.I. battle,'" said Burlingame coach Phillip De Rosa.

Both teams had several opportunities to score goals in the evenly contested game but both goalkeepers came up with big saves to keep the game scoreless.

"(Burlingame goalkeeper) Blythe Davis was outstanding in the goal," De Rosa said. "She saved a few."

The tie was the last non-league game for Burlingame (6-1-4) before the Panthers get back to Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division play on Tuesday when they take on Menlo School.