Prep basketball roundup: Davey Harris gets 31 points, 9 rebounds, 8 assists to lead Windward

"Palisades, hoping to be a City Section basketball title contender, unveiled two 6-foot-5 twins from Detroit, EJ and OJ Popoola, on Monday night, but there was no stopping Windward shooting threes in its home gym. The Wildcats made 14 threes and received a terrific performance from 6-6 junior Davey Harris in an 80-60 victory. Harris, who said he was "80%" several weeks ago in Windward's season opener after recovering from a knee injury that sidelined him for two seasons, now says he's "85 to 90%." If that's true, wait until he's 100% because he finished with 31 points, nine rebounds and eight assists."

"Palisades freshman guard Phillip Reed is already one of the best players in the City. He had 19 points. He's got upper body strength from working in the weight room thanks to his father, Phillip Reed Sr., who played football at Inglewood and in college. EJ Popoola scored 14 points and OJ Popoola had nine points. They will entertain City fans with dunks this season. Palisades was down 17 points in the second quarter, closed to within five points in the third quarter, but each time Windward pulled away with threes. The Dolphins will need to improve their defense."

"Oxnard 81, Dos Pueblos 53: Sophomore D'Aries Garrett scored 30 points in a Channel League opener. Mater Dei 79, Oceanside El Camino 36: Richie Ramirez scored 25 points and Luke Barnett 22 for the Monarchs. St. John Bosco 89, Palos Verdes 56: Christian Collins had 22 points for the 5-0 Braves. Heritage Christian 62, La Serna 42: Eli Simmons scored 18 points and"

Windward made 14 three-pointers and defeated Palisades 80-60. Davey Harris, a 6-6 junior, finished with 31 points, nine rebounds and eight assists and described his recovery from a knee injury as "85 to 90%." Palisades unveiled 6-foot-5 twins EJ and OJ Popoola from Detroit, with EJ scoring 14 and OJ nine, and freshman Phillip Reed contributed 19 points. Palisades trailed by 17 in the second quarter and closed to within five in the third before Windward pulled away with threes, exposing defensive needs. Windward improved to 6-2 and prepares for a challenging Gold Coast League. Several other local teams recorded decisive wins.

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