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Incoming Players

Players interested in playing basketball for Grossmont to enroll in the following: ES 299B  (Exercise Science) Section 7604

Caires Hoops2016 Caires Hoops Camp - June 27-30

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Coach Karen Caires has over 20 years of coaching experience from NCAA Division I to High
School. Karen Caires’ camp experience comes from Snow Valley Basketball School, Camp Director at both the University of Vermont and The University of Arizona with camps with over 300 campers! 

Caires has been a clinician at camps around the country. Camp will be fun and you will learn
basketball. The program at Grossmont has developed into a respected program across the
state. The team has posted back to back Pacific Coast Athletic Conference Championships and
advanced to the sweet 16 in 2010. Many players have transferred to play at Cal Poly Pomona,
UCSD, University Hawaii, Hilo, Cal State Los Angeles, Cal State Humbolt and more! You will get
better! 

Caires Hoops began in 2010. The camp has grown in numbers and reputation each year! All campers had an amazing experience and comments from parents and campers alike were that they wished we would add another week! Now it is your turn!

CAMP FEATURES:

  • CAMP SHIRT
  • CAMP BALL
  • PLAYER EVALUATION
  • CONTEST PRIZES AND AWARDS
  • DEVELOP INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM SKILLS

IMPORTANT CAMP INFORMATION
Ages: Co-Ed for ages 7-16
Location: Camp is held in the Grossmont College Gyms.
Registration: Register as soon as possible. Walkup registration is from 7:30-8:30 am the first day of camp if space is available

*Each camper is required to pay a $25 nonrefundable deposit to secure a spot. Any
remaining balance is due on the first day of camp.

Costs:
$175.00 for 1st time campers
$150.00 for returning campers
$25.00 discount for each additional family member
Group/team rates: 5-9 people $150.00
10+ $125.00
*no multiple discounts. A late administrative fee of $25 will be applied if application is not
received one week prior to camp. Extended Day activities are an additional $25 for the whole
week. 

Awards: Camp awards and presentations will be
on the last day of camp 2-3 pm. All are welcome.

28th Annual Holiday Tournament

Bracket

Monday December 28
1:00 - Cypress 79, Citrus 75
3:00 - Bakersfield 68, Barstow 77
5:00 - Victory Valley 70,Grossmont 72
7:00 - Cuesta 42, Santa Ana 85

Tuesday December 29
1:00 - Citrus 62, Bakersfield 44, Consolation Semifinal #1
3:00 - Victor Valley 60, Cuesta 73, Consolation Semifinal #2
5:00 - Cypress 74, Barstow 59, Championship Semifinal #1
7:00 - Grossmont 59, Santa Ana 75, Championship Semifinal #2

Wednesday December 30
1:00 - Citrus 93, Cuesta 55, Consolation Final
3:00 - Barstow 66, Grossmont 58, Third Place Game
5:00 - Cypress 73, Santa Ana 66, Championship Final

All-Tournament Team

Tournament MVP - Dominique Culho - Cypress
Elsie Mejia - Citrus
Jazmine Bradley - Grossmont
Jaylan Price-Johnson - Barstow
Blaysen Varnadoe - Santa Ana
Taylor Ivicevic - Santa Ana
Alyssa Movchan - Cypress 

Bautista, Fuertes, Gleason & Britten

Griffins send 4 players to universities

EL CAJON - Head Coach Karen Caires announced today that four members of her 2013-14 squad signed on to play for four-year universities in the fall.

Bethesda University in Anaheim CA will look like Grossmont to the north with three Griffins joining the program in the fall of 2014.

Jonalynn Fuertes, Jessica Bautista and Lucille Gleason all signed to play for Flames coach Jason Pruitt, who came down Grossmont to join the signing.

Kaila Britten will head to the sunshine state on a full ride scholarship to Barry University in Miami Shores, Florida to play for coach Bill Sullivan.

"This is a great day for our program," said Caires.
"It is so rewarding to see players like Jonalynn, Jessica, Lucy and Kaila come through our program, work hard as student athletes, and achieve their goals."


26th Annual Holiday Tournament
December 28-30

Tournament Bracket
Tournament stats, scores, real-time play-by-play www.cccaastats.org

Tournament Schedule

Saturday 12/28
1:00 - Cypress 80, Redwoods 66
3:00 - Mt San Jacinto 57, Citrus 63
5:00 - Bakersfield 62, Grossmont 56
7:00 - Cuesta 61, Santa Ana 49

Sunday 12/29
1:00 - Consolation Semifinal #1 - Redwoods 53, Mt San Jacinto 67
3:00 - Consolation Semifinal #2 - Grossmont 67, Santa Ana 74
5:00 - Championship Semifinal #1 - Cypress 63, Citrus 67
7:00 - Championship Semifinal #2 - Bakersfield 70, Cuesta 63

Monday 12/30
1:00 - Consolation Championship
- Mt San Jacinto 66, Santa Ana 63
3:00 - Third Place Game -
Cypress 63, Cuesta 66
5:00 - Championship Game
- Citrus 56, Bakersfield 41

2013 All-Tournament Team
MVP &# Natalie Lam
Name Team
#1 Cora Lopez Mt. San Jacinto
#1 Ashley Whisler Santa Ana
#12 Courtney Chadwick Cuesta
#32 Haley Gorman Cypress
#30 Jaelyn Wilson Citrus
#10 Claesey Tarver Bakersfield

Free admission to 2013-14 season opener

Women's Basketball Head Coach announced today the new School Night promotion for the Griffins season opener.

Fans who show up wearing an item of clothing from their favorite school will receive free admission to the season opener on November 8th at 7pm vs LA Trade Tech.


Griffins take down Seahawks

Box Score
EL CAJON (11/19/13) - Grossmont College Women's basketball team defeated the LA Harbor Seahawks on Tuesday at the Griffin Arena by a score of 75-48.

Five Griffins (4-1) tallied double figures in scoring led by freshman guard Kayla Rivera with 17 points. Fellow freshman Jasmine Patrick recorded her second double-double of the season with 10 points and 13 rebounds in 19 minutes. This is the third game of five played that Patrick has registered double figures in rebounds.

The Griffins had a 2-0 lead prior to the tip, as LA Harbor (0-2) was assessed an administrative technical foul for having an ineligible roster number. Crystal Dilworth was wearing the number 8, which by CCCAA rules is not allowed. After the tip, Grossmont jumped out to a 10-7 lead with 15:09 remaining in the first half. Over a seven minute stretch the Griffins ran off a 14-1 run to take a 32-11 lead with two minutes left in the half. At intermission, the Griffins had a 39-15 advantage.

Coming out of halftime, the Griffins struggled to keep the momentum as LA Harbor came out and made it look like they were going to try and get back into the contest. The Seahawks got to within 18, but that would be as close as they would get at the 15:27 mark. Another Grossmont run (16-4) in the middle portion of the half, along with another 14-8 run pretty much wrapped up the game for the Griffins.

The road beckons the team on Friday, when Grossmont travels to Citrus College for a 5:00 tip-off against the Owls. Citrus is 0-2 after participating in the 15th Annual Rose City Classic at Pasadena City College this past weekend.
Last Updated: 06/06/2016
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