Adam Anderson

Adam Anderson looked at the stat sheet, winced and covered his eyes. It didn't work. When he looked down again, it still showed that he had hit two of 12 shots from the field. "That's real depressing," said Anderson, a senior at Servite High School. " Two of 12 , that's tough to look at." Well, in the future Anderson can look at his Southern Section Division III-A championship patch instead. Something he had a big hand in winning.

Name; Pos.; Ht.; Wt.; Previous school; Comment Jordan Adams; SG; 6-5; 205; Mouth of Wilson (Va.) Oak Hill Academy; One of the top perimeter shooting prospects in the country should boost Bruins' three-point accuracy. Kyle Anderson; PG; 6-8; 215; Jersey City (N.J.) St. Anthony; A versatile talent who can play the one to the four but will probably utilize exceptional basketball IQ as starting point guard. *Larry Drew II; PG; 6-2; 180; North Carolina; Played two full seasons and part of a third for Tar Heels.

Adam Anderson wasn't sure what to think when he arrived for the first day of freshman basketball tryouts at Servite High School in 1988. He sat on the sideline, nursing a collarbone injury from football season, as 44 other freshman boys raced up and down the court. Anderson was just a little intimidated, and frustrated. "I wasn't sure if I would get any playing time on that team," Anderson said. "Eddie Rubio and Angel Barrios (who is now at Buena Park) were on that team.

Adam Anderson looked at the stat sheet, winced and covered his eyes. It didn't work. When he looked down again, it still showed that he had hit two of 12 shots from the field. "That's real depressing," said Anderson, a senior at Servite High School. " Two of 12 , that's tough to look at." Well, in the future Anderson can look at his Southern Section Division III-A championship patch instead. Something he had a big hand in winning.

Name; Pos.; Ht.; Wt.; Previous school; Comment Jordan Adams; SG; 6-5; 205; Mouth of Wilson (Va.) Oak Hill Academy; One of the top perimeter shooting prospects in the country should boost Bruins' three-point accuracy. Kyle Anderson; PG; 6-8; 215; Jersey City (N.J.) St. Anthony; A versatile talent who can play the one to the four but will probably utilize exceptional basketball IQ as starting point guard. *Larry Drew II; PG; 6-2; 180; North Carolina; Played two full seasons and part of a third for Tar Heels.

Eric Wiethorn and Chris Laws hit home runs as Orange Coast defeated visiting College of the Sequoias, 11-3, in a Cy-Coast tournament baseball game Sunday. Wiethorn also had a double and drove in four runs, and Adam Anderson had three hits, including a triple, and three runs batted in for OCC (5-5). Jamie Brown gave up five hits and two runs in seven innings for the victory.

Darrell Daniel, shaking off the flu, scored seven of his game-high 17 points in the fourth quarter as Bishop Montgomery rallied for a 56-54 Angelus League victory over Servite Wednesday. Jamie Rosenkranz's basket with 3:43 left gave visiting Servite a 52-50 lead, but the Friars (11-9 overall, 2-3 in league) didn't score again until forward Steve Marusich's basket at the buzzer. Adam Anderson led Servite with 15 points, and Marusich had 14. Bishop Montgomery is 13-5, 4-2.

Forward Brandon Jessie of Edison will lead the South team and guard Reggie Geary of Mater Dei will lead the North in the 27th Orange County All-Star boys' basketball game scheduled April 25 at Cypress College. Jessie averaged 22.7 points and 11.5 rebounds this season. Geary, who has signed with Arizona, averaged 14.8 points, 5.1 rebounds and 6.5 assists. Tustin had two players--forward Jentry Moore and guard Derek Roche--selected by South Coach Roy Miller of Huntington Beach.

Jason Bowman's 13-foot jump shot with 18 seconds remaining helped Inglewood High School to a 62-59 upset over Servite in the first round of the Katella Klassic Thursday night at Katella High School. Servite's Adam Anderson put the Friars ahead, 59-58, with 40 seconds to play after he rebounded a Friar miss and scored on a five-foot bank shot for the last of his 17 points.

Adam Anderson wasn't sure what to think when he arrived for the first day of freshman basketball tryouts at Servite High School in 1988. He sat on the sideline, nursing a collarbone injury from football season, as 44 other freshman boys raced up and down the court. Anderson was just a little intimidated, and frustrated. "I wasn't sure if I would get any playing time on that team," Anderson said. "Eddie Rubio and Angel Barrios (who is now at Buena Park) were on that team.

A drawn-in infield was all Katella's Dennis Briggs needed to drive in the winning run Tuesday and hand Servite pitcher Adam Anderson another hard-luck loss. Briggs' bases-loaded single in the bottom of the sixth inning scored Ron Gallego with the winning run in Katella's 5-4 victory in a Southern Section 5-A wild-card game at Anaheim's Boysen Park.

Mater Dei's Reggie Geary signed a basketball letter of intent with Arizona Wednesday, the first day high school players could sign with colleges. Geary, a 6-foot-2 guard who averaged 13.4 points last season, committed to Arizona three weeks ago, turning down UCLA, Vanderbilt and Villanova. Geary, a Times All-County second-team selection, helped the Monarchs reach the Southern Section I-A semifinals last season. Also signing Wednesday were: Brea-Olinda's Jody Anton, a 5-11 guard, with USC.