"Joe Wyatt, the third-year basketball coach at Sun Valley Poly, said goodbye to his son, JD, at the end of last season. He was one of the leading scorers in the City Section at 28.5 points per game and left for prep school at Academy of Central Florida, where he's averaging close to 20 points. So how did Poly end up going 12-0 this season in East Valley League play and extend its league winning streak to 28 consecutive wins without JD?"
"With seniors Kevin Lara and Angel Guerrero leading the way, Poly is seeded No. 6 in the City Section Division I playoffs and will open at home on Wednesday against defending Open Division champion Westchester. Lara had a big three last season when Poly defeated Grant 50-49 to win the City Division I title. Wyatt had success at El Camino Real, winning a City Section Open Division title in 2014, his first season as head coach."
Joe Wyatt, the third-year basketball coach at Sun Valley Poly, parted with his son JD at the end of last season when JD left for prep school at Academy of Central Florida. JD averaged 28.5 points per game in the City Section and is averaging close to 20 points at his prep school. Sun Valley Poly went 12-0 in East Valley League play and extended its league winning streak to 28 consecutive wins without JD. Seniors Kevin Lara and Angel Guerrero led the team. Poly is seeded No. 6 in the City Section Division I playoffs and opens at home against defending Open Division champion Westchester. Wyatt previously won a City Section Open Division title at El Camino Real in 2014 and has provided stability while adjusting to personnel changes.
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