“We’re ready when they’re ready,” standout guard Devante Doutrive said after scoring 34 points in a 116-81 victory over Woodland Hills Taft that locked up the No. It was a stunning turn of events considering Taft (19-10, 6-2) had taken Birmingham to double overtime before losing last month. Devonaire Doutrive scored 26 points and did a smothering job defensively shutting down Taft point guard Kihei Clark in the first quarter. Birmingham defeated Taft, 116-81, on Friday night. “We’ve played a lot of tough teams and have had a lot of tough situations,” Birmingham Coach Nick Halic said.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 04, 2017 05:37 UTC