Brayden Burries' Record-Breaking Performance Secures Roosevelt's Open Division Basketball Title

Roosevelt defeats Archbishop Riordan 80-60 in the CIF State Open Division final, with Burries scoring 44 points to set a new championship record.

Brayden Burries scored 44 points, breaking the Open Division single-game scoring record and leading Roosevelt to an 80-60 victory over Archbishop Riordan.
Burries' performance included 15-of-22 shooting, 12 rebounds, and 4-of-6 three-point shooting, solidifying his legacy as one of the state's top players.
Roosevelt claimed its second CIF State boys basketball championship, with their first title won in 2017 under the same head coach, Stephen Singleton.
Archbishop Riordan, despite a strong season, struggled to contain Burries and finished with a 29-2 record; Jasir Rencher led Riordan with 22 points.
In the girls' Open Division, Etiwanda defeated Mitty 75-59 to claim their third consecutive state title, showcasing a balanced team effort led by Arynn Finley and McDonald's All-Americans Puff Morris and Amanda Knox.