Cypress (15-7, 1-1) led by 14 in the second half, but La Habra (15-5, 1-1) rallied to force overtime.

Ryan Gov led Cypress with 18 points. Gavin Kroll had 13 points and Emmanuel Igbekoyi added 12.

Acen Jimenez scored 23 points for La Habra, including the game-tying basket in the final minute of regulation. Josh Desatoff added 17 points.

La Habra hosts first-place Crean Lutheran on Friday.

Cypress will play on the road against Canyon on Tuesday, Jan. 13.

In other games Tuesday:

In the Freeway League:

Sonora 70, Yorba Linda 64: Jayden Barnes and Tyler Holmquist led Sonora to a home win over Yorba Linda.

Barnes scored 18 points and had four steals for Sonora (16-5, 2-0). Holmquist had 18 points, made three 3-pointers and had a team-high seven rebounds.

Kyle Baek added 16 points for the Raiders and Luca Pirona had nine.

Josh Willerer had a double-double for Yorba Linda (8-12, 0-1) with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Jake Waters had 14 points and Dante Lewis added 13.

El Dorado 59, Villa Park 57: Noah Barker scored 22 points for El Dorado in the win over Villa Park.

Elias Rodarte had 13 points for El Dorado (17-2, 2-0). Evan Nam had nine points and Jack Boettner added eight.

Barker drew a charging foul on Villa Park (12-10, 0-2) to end the game.

In the Pacific Coast League:

Irvine 43, Woodbridge 37: Irvine held Woodbridge (12-7, 0-1) to its second-lowest scoring total of the season in the league opener for both teams.

Chase Brito had a game-high 22 points for Irvine (10-9, 1-0). Jalen Yim and Shawn Rahimi each added six points for the Vaqueros.

University 63, St. Margaret’s 48: University outscored St. Margaret’s 21-6 in the third quarter to win its Pacific Coast League opener.

Nader Chalan had 20 points with eight rebounds and five assists for University (5-12, 1-0). Abdallah Shami had 13 points and 19 rebounds.

The Trojans have won four of their last five games.

In the Orange League:

Century 44, Magnolia 25: Century snapped its seven-game losing streak with a rout of Magnolia in the league opener.

Julien Servin led Century (4-9, 1-0) with 12 points. Aiden Barrera and Sergio Marin each added 10 points for the Centurions.

In nonleague games:

Servite 62, St. Anthony 56: Jake Schutt had 26 points and 12 rebounds for Servite in a road win over St. Anthony.

Tariq Johnson had 11 points for Servite (16-5). Hugh Hannan had nine points with seven assists and Carlos Galvan added eight points with 10 rebounds.

Crean Lutheran small forward Bryce Coleman lays the ball in during an 80-54 win in a Crestview League game against Cayon on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Crean Lutheran big man Chadrack Mpoyi brings the ball well above the rim before dunking it during an 80-54 win in a Crestview League game against Cayon on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Crean Lutheran guard Hunter Caplan shoots the ball during an 80-54 win in a Crestview League game against Cayon on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Crean Lutheran guard Nicholas Giarrusso brings the ball up the court during an 80-54 win in a Crestview League game against Cayon on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Crean Lutheran small forward Bryce Coleman makes a reverse layup during an 80-54 win in a Crestview League game against Cayon on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Canyon guard Dean Dohrmann shoots a 3-pointer during a Crestview League game against Crean Lutheran on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Crean Lutheran big man Chadrack Mpoyi dunks the ball during an 80-54 win in a Crestview League game against Cayon on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Crean Lutheran guard Nicholas Giarrusso blocks a shot attempt by Canyon point guard Jonah Kim during a Crestview League game between the two teams on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Canyon forward Tolu Akomolafe shoots a left-handed layup while driving to the basket during a Crestview League game against Crean Lutheran on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Crean Lutheran center Chadrack Mpoyi shoots a 3-pointer during an 80-54 win in a Crestview League game against Cayon on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Crean Lutheran big man Chadrack Mpoyi dunks the ball during an 80-54 win in a Crestview League game against Cayon on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Crean Lutheran forward Will Malual lays the ball in during an 80-54 win in a Crestview League game against Cayon on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Crean Lutheran guard Nicholas Giarrusso brings the ball up the court during an 80-54 win in a Crestview League game against Cayon on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Canyon guard Cesar Esparza shoots a mid-range jump shot during a Crestview League game against Crean Lutheran on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Canyon guard Mohammed El Baba brings the ball up the court during a Crestview League game against Crean Lutheran on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Canyon guard Rami Awad shoots a layup during a Crestview League game against Crean Lutheran on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Canyon guard Dean Dohrmann shoots a layup during a Crestview League game against Crean Lutheran on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

Canyon center Pierce Haugen shoots a layup during a Crestview League game against Crean Lutheran on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)

IRVINE – Shorthanded, yet too tall.

Crean Lutheran’s boys basketball team played Tuesday night without 6-foot-7 forward Jacob Majok, but the Saints did have 6-11 Chadrack Mpoyi.

Mpoyi scored 25 points, many of those on gym-shaking dunks, as Crean Lutheran overwhelmed visiting Canyon 80-54 in the Crestview League opener for both teams.

Crean Lutheran, No. 2 in the Orange County Top 25, improved to 15-5 overall. No. 6 Canyon is 11-7.

Majok, a 6-7 senior who signed with UC Riverside, did not play because he is recovering from an ankle injury.

As Mpoyi said, Majok, who averages nine points and seven rebounds a game, is not easily replaced.

“Jacob was our MVP last year,” said Mpoyi, who signed with Minnesota. “He’s our leader, our captain.”

Mpoyi and 6-3 junior guard Hunter Caplan took charge in Majok’s absence.

Mpoyi shot 12 of 15 from the floor – one of his misses was a 3-point attempt – and Caplan was 6 of 7 on 3-pointers for 20 points. Caplan also had six assists.

Crean Lutheran’s Nick Giarrusso, a 6-5 junior wing, had nine rebounds and 10 assists. Saints senior Will Malual scored nine points with seven rebounds and also was a forceful defensive presence.

Crean’s quick inside-outside offense kept Canyon defenders scrambling.

“That was our focus for this game,” Mpoyi said.

Crean Lutheran dominated early. Taking advantage of Canyon’s seven turnovers in the first quarter, the Saints flew to a 21-1 lead. They took a 23-5 advantage into the second quarter.

Canyon is famous for its spirit, so of course the Comanches cut into their deficit. They outscored Crean 23-17 over a period that started in the first quarter and carried over into the second quarter. They trimmed the Saints’ lead to 11 points, but could not get closer.

The score was 38-24 at halftime.

In the third quarter Mpoyi, who averages 14 points a game, scored 11 points and Caplan made a pair of 3s to keep Crean Lutheran comfortably ahead. It was 59-40 going into the fourth quarter.

The Saints stretched the lead to 30 points in the final quarter.

Caplan, who averages 16 points a game, said getting Mpoyi more involved is a growing emphasis for Crean’s offensive structure. And, Caplan added, Mpoyi can offer more for the team.

“Even when he’s not scoring,” Caplan said, “just his impact of being here on the court. You see the dunks, his rebounding. And his defense, that’s another story.

“He makes all of our jobs way easier.”

The CIF Southern Section computer-created power rankings, which will determine the teams for each playoff division at the end of the regular season, have Crean Lutheran at No. 8 overall. Last season, the top 10 teams in the rankings were placed in the Open Division.

Canyon is No. 45 in the CIF-SS power rankings.

Senior guard Tate Dohrmann led Canyon with 15 points.

Crean Lutheran’s next game is a league game Friday at La Habra.

Canyon’s next game is a league game Friday at Foothill.

Also coming up for Canyon is a nonleague game at Intuit Dome on Monday against Esperanza.

The Tillers (12-10, 2-0) had four players score in double figures.

Point guard Peyton Montha had a team-high 15 points, including three 3-pointers. Brannon Hampton had 11 points and 13 rebounds, John Gonzalez also had 11 points and Felix Alcazar came off the bench to score 10 points.

Tustin coach Jonathan Antolin was proud of his team’s effort, especially without one of its best players. Taven Epps, who is also a standout football player at Tustin, missed the game to play in the Navy All-American Bowl later this week.

“You know, we didn’t have our big guy (Epps) in the middle and when you take him off the floor, we’re a completely different team,” Antolin said. “So I thought we did a really good job rebounding today and did a really good job executing today.”

Montha connected on a trio of shots from behind the arc in the second quarter, as the junior point guard did his best Steph Curry impression to help the Tillers to a 33-26 halftime advantage over the Eagles (12-7, 1-1).

“Yeah, and the thing about those 3-pointers, they were super late in the shot clock, right?” Antolin said. “The shot clock was winding down, so when you have a guy that can go make plays, it makes the game a little bit easier. Lots of growth with him down the stretch and him managing that game.”

Tustin’s depth was on display as players took turns making an impact. In the third quarter Alcazar scored nine of his 10 points. As Calvary Chapel chipped away at its deficit in the fourth, it was Dillon Walker who scored eight points for the Tillers in the final quarter.

“We’re pretty deep. You know, we’ve got guys that can score the ball,” Antolin said. “I thought we did a really good job of finding really good shots down the stretch.”

Calvary Chapel’s Ephraim Coffin led all scorers with 16 points. Kaden Harris added nine points while Jon Schoening collected 12 rebounds and three blocks for the Eagles.

Calvary Chapel will be without the services of coach O’Shae Williams for the remainder of the season. Norm Follosco has taken the helm.

Follosco was given notice by athletic director Jack McInally toward the end of The Classic at Damien in late December that he would take over for Williams with help from coach Craig Coffin.

Follosco laid out his goals for his team as it battles for the league title.

“Just basically grow every single game,” Follosco said. “We’re gonna grow, we’re gonna get better. We’re gonna look at film, we’re gonna look at our weak tendencies and try to improve upon that.”

Beckman’s girls basketball team sank a season-high 11 3-pointers — all in the first three quarters — and defeated host San Clemente 59-45 in the teams’ South Coast League opener Tuesday.

The Patriots (13-4, 1-0), ranked No. 8 in Orange County, made seven shots from beyond the arc in the first half as they took a 31-22 lead in their South Coast League debut.

Jeanette Fabella and Aksharaa Prakaschander opened the third period with consecutive 3-pointers to force a timeout by No. 11 San Clemente (8-9, 0-1), the defending league champion.

Beckman made four of its six attempts from beyond the arc in the third to lead by as many as 16 points in the quarter.

Natasha Jafari made all four of her 3-point attempts en route to a game-high 21 points for the Patriots.

The senior finished 7 for 12 from the floor and added 10 rebounds and three steals.

Prakaschander and Fabella each added a pair of baskets from beyond the arc and finished with 14 and seven points, respectively.

Beckman made 11 of 21 of its 3-pointers (52 percent) and recorded 12 assists, including six by Taylor Tam.

Izzy Sims sank three of the San Clemente’s five 3-pointers for all nine of her points. The junior also had 10 rebounds and two blocks.

Kiley Husbands scored 10 of her team-high 13 points in the first half.

Beckman plays host to San Juan Hills — another team known for its 3-pointer shooting — on Thursday.

In other games:

In the Crestview League:

Canyon 53, Crean Lutheran 49: Point guard Zulymar Velazquez, who has been slowed by injured this season, scored 20 points to lead the Comanches (9-9, 1-0) past the No. 16 Saints (12-4, 0-2).

Kyara Vargas and Sara Kong added 16 and 14 points, respectively, for Canyon, which plays at Esperanza on Friday.

In the North Hills League:

El Modena 46, Pacifica 10: Amira Tomizh scored 19 points and Sienna Gamez added 14 as the visiting Vanguards (18-0, 1-0) remained undefeated. El Modena plays at Foothill on Friday.

The closure affects sections of the trail between Yorba Ranch Road and Dominguez Ranch Road, city officials said in a post on X.

There is currently no estimated date for reopening, and repairs are expected to take several months. City officials said the collapse did not impact nearby homes.

The west side of the greenbelt remains open, though the public is advised to use caution when accessing the area.

Repair work will be coordinated by the County of Orange, owner and operator of the channel, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available, the city said.

Northwood football coach Erik Terry has resigned after one season for family reasons, he confirmed Tuesday.

Terry said will he continue as co-athletic director at the Irvine Unified school.

This past season, Northwood finished 4-6, including a 1-4 in the Foxtrot League, and missed the playoffs.

Three players earned first-team, all-league honors. They were defensive linemen Jacob Harper and Xayn Ali and athlete Jack Schultz.

Quarterback Dylan D’Epifanio was among Northwood’s second-team, all-league selections. The sophomore has since withdrawn from the school, Terry said.

Terry’s coaching staff included several former head coaches, including Stephen Barbee.

Barbee, who coached defensive backs, arrived after a successful, seven-year run at Long Beach Poly. He led the Jackrabbits to a CIF title, a feat he also achieved at St. Margaret’s.

Terry replaced J.C. Clarke, who also served as an assistant last season. Clarke guided Northwood to consecutive CIF-SS titles and a CIF State runner-up finish.

In the 2026-27 league cycle in Orange County, Northwood drops one league to the Iota League. The new-look Iota also includes Cypress, Kennedy, Laguna Hills, Marina and Pacifica.

Please send football news to Dan Albano at dalbano@scng.com

Angel Stadium traditionally hosts AMA Monster Energy Supercross and Monster Jam events in January and February — a rip-roaring couple of weeks that require some 500 truckloads of dirt to be hauled in to cover the field of the stadium, with mounds formed to create giant ramps for the riders and drivers.

The rest of the year, the 5,500 cubic yards of dirt are kept nearby and used for employee parking.

Supercross motorcycles will kick off their off-road racing season at the stadium on Saturday, Jan. 10. The high-octane event starts with a FanFest from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fans can get autographs and watch as the teams prepare. The main racing starts after an opening ceremony at 3:30 p.m.

Monster Jam’s over-sized trucks will wheel into town for shows Jan.17-18, Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, and Feb. 21-22. It also offers a pit party; find out more at monsterjam.com.

Supercross will be back in Anaheim for more racing on Jan. 24; find out more at supercrosslive.com.

Mater Dei’s Kaeli Wynn smiled and chatted with well-wishers as she left the Meruelo Athletic Center on crutches and her leg in a stiff brace.

The South Carolina basketball signee held her head high Saturday after the Matt Denning Hoops Classic as she discussed her recovery from a Dec. 3 surgery that wiped out her senior season.

“I have a lot of positivity in me,” Wynn said. “This is just my path. I’ve had a lot of time to accept that. Obviously, behind closed doors, I might be a little different and there were some days where they weren’t my brightest but that just comes with it.”

“I’m just taking it one day at a time,” she added. “And that’s the only thing that I can do is continue to work forward for my future, and that’s the only thing I want to think of. Dwelling on the past won’t help me. Dwelling on my situation won’t help me, won’t help my teammates. I try to stay as strong as possible for them but some days it’s really hard.”

“The first couple games, when (I was) walking out and (thought), ‘I’m never going to put on my uniform this year. Never going to put my shoes on. Never going to warm up.’ Those kind of thoughts came through my head.”

Wynn, a 6-foot-1 forward and two-time first-team All-County forward, suffered a dislocated kneecap late last season. She said she underwent surgery on Dec. 3 to reconstruct a ligament on the side of her knee. The procedure, she said, included an adjustment of her tibia to help her knee.

Buoyed by her Christian faith and the support of family and friends, Wynn is eagerly looking forward to beginning physical therapy later this month. Her goal is to play as a freshman next season at South Carolina.

“I just got to get in rehab and get my quad (muscle) back, my calf (muscle) back,” she said. “I’m encouraged to work hard. I have a lot of future to look forward to. I’m really just so excited to get to Columbia (S.C.) and start working.”

In the meantime, Wynn is taking statistics for Mater Dei during games. She also is reading a book that she received from her grandmother for Christmas.

The book is on South Carolina women’s basketball coach Dawn Staley, who counts Wynn as her first high school recruit from California.

“I’m reading (the book) and I was, ‘Wow. I get to learn from this person,’ ” Wynn said of Staley. “I’m pushing myself to be with the best players, play against the best competition and be coached by the best coach in the nation.”

SHORT SHOTS

Former Rosary standout Asia Avinger is now an assistant coach at Fairmont Prep. The former San Diego State and Georgia guard said she is interested in pursuing coaching. …

Fairmont Prep seniors Adyra Rajan (Harvard commit) and Sarah Aldeguer (Princeton) are both less than 10 points shy of reaching 2,000 and 1,000 points, respectively, for their careers. …

San Juan Hills senior Adelyn Boberg and Villa Park senior Bailey Roczey recently notched their 1,000th career points. …

El Modena (17-0) takes an undefeated record into its North Hills League opener at Pacifica (3-13) on Tuesday.

Disneyland chefs will kick off the second half of the 70th anniversary celebration on Thursday, Jan. 8 with a new limited-time menu of eats, treats and drinks.

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The 70th anniversary celebration returns on Jan. 8 after the Christmas holiday season ends on Jan. 7.

The 15-month celebration that began on May 16, 2025 will officially come to an end on Aug. 9, 2026.

Let’s take a closer look at the 70 new menu items coming to Disneyland and Disney California Adventure for the Anaheim theme park resort’s 70th anniversary celebration.

Disneyland

Tiana’s Palace

New Orleans Square

• Sweet Heat Beignet Chicken Sandwich: Fried chicken, Buffalo sauce and creamy slaw on fresh beignets served with collard greens and house-made pickles
• Andouille Sausage Po’Boy: Roasted andouille sausage, lettuce, tomatoes, mayonnaise and remoulade sauce on toasted New Orleans French bread served with collard greens and house-made pickles
• Shrimp and Grits: Shrimp simmered in Creole sauce with collard greens and cheesy grits

Harbour Galley

New Orleans Square

• Yuzu Lemonade: Refreshing lemonade with a touch of floral yuzu juice and rainbow jelly topping
• Ratatouille Soup: Roasted tomatoes, garlic, zucchini and eggplant garnished with roasted squash and eggplant with garlic bread topper

Cappuccino Cart

San Fransokyo Square

• Mickey-shaped Cinnamon Roll Macaron: Cinnamon roll macaron shell filled with cream cheese buttercream and cinnamon caramel
• Iced Matcha Latte

Little Red Wagon

Main Street U.S.A.

• Blueberry Lemonade: Lemonade with blueberry coulis

Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe

Main Street U.S.A.

• Garden Grain Salad: Arugula, roasted red pepper, cucumber, couscous, farro, garbanzo beans, tomatoes, croutons and red wine vinaigrette served with a breadstick
• Peanut Butter Brownie Slice: Brownie slice topped with peanut butter mousse, melted peanut butter and chocolate
• Peach Cobbler Cheesecake: Peach cheesecake with peach filling, oat cobbler and vanilla glaze
• Lemon Chiffon Tea: Sweet tea topped with lemon chiffon foam

Plaza Inn

Main Street U.S.A.

• Meatloaf: Baked meatloaf with ketchup, Worcestershire glaze, mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables and a buttermilk biscuit
• Pineapple Upside-Down Cake: Pineapple cake with crushed pineapple filling, pineapple mousse and pineapple buttercream topped with cherries
• Cookies and Cream Chocolate Cake: Chocolate cake with cookies and cream mousse topped with whipped frosting, chocolate sauce and cookie crumble

River Belle Terrace

Frontierland

• Shrimp Lemon Caper Pasta: Spinach, tomatoes, chives and fried capers
• Impossible Meatloaf served with roasted potatoes, garden vegetables, tomato glaze and fried shallots

Rancho del Zocalo

Frontierland

• Duo Tacos with Carne Asada or Chicken: Corn tortillas with tomatillo sauce and pickled onion habanero served with tortilla chips and salsa fresca
• Burrito Sonora with Carne Asada: Rice and beans wrapped in a flour tortilla topped with guajillo sauce, sour cream and Cotija cheese served with tortilla chips and salsa fresca
• Hacienda Salad: Kale-romaine mix, cilantro avocado ranch, grilled achiote-marinated mushrooms, grilled nopal salsa and grilled chile-lime corn riblets

Cafe Daisy

Mickey’s Toontown

• Caesar Salad Garden Wrap: Romaine and kale salad with sundried tomato bean spread and creamy Caesar dressing served with fries

Red Rose Taverne

Fantasyland

• Fantasyland Faire Fold: Flour tortilla filled with cheese, hash brown, egg, bacon, sausage and creamy aioli (Available during breakfast)
• Cottage Salad: Romaine hearts, hardboiled eggs, bacon, marinated tomatoes, chicken and cucumbers served with green goddess ranch
• Gaston Burger: Beef patty, pastrami, cheese, pickles, sauteed onions and bell peppers and pepperoncini burger served with Mandarin oranges or fries
• Black Cherry Taverne Cold Brew: Chocolate cold brew with a black cherry topper

Maurice’s Treats

Fantasyland

• Cheesy Garlic Pretzel Bread with Bratwurst
• Chocolate Croissant Cookie: Flat croissant filled with chocolate and coated in sugar
• Tiramisu Nitro Cold Brew: Nitro cold brew with dark chocolate syrup topped with tiramisu cream

Cafe Orleans

New Orleans Square

• Provencal Bean & Herb Pesto Salad: Field beans, olives, heirloom tomatoes and pickled shallots with pesto dressing
• Herb Roasted Chicken Alfredo Pasta: Wilted spinach, lemon-roasted garlic Alfredo sauce and Grana Padano
• Garden Vegetable Shepherd’s Pie: Okra, onions, carrots and mushrooms topped with mashed potatoe
• Lemon Icebox Cake: Lemon no-bake cheesecake with blueberries and brown sugar oat streusel
• Berry Cream Soda: Sprite and cream with a splash of berry syrup

Bengal Barbecue

Adventureland

• Chicken Teriyaki Skewer: Chicken skewer in teriyaki sauce
• Pork & Vegetable Skewer: Grilled pork belly and asparagus in tamarind sauce
• Bulgogi Bean Salad: Cucumber, edamame, chickpeas and bell peppers tossed in ginger-scallion dressing
• Tropical Slushy: Passion fruit, orange, guava and lychee syrup with chile-lime rim

Outdoor Vending Locations

• Watermelon Cotton Candy

Disney California Adventure

Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Cafe

Buena Vista Street

• Berry Chia Pudding Parfait: Berry yogurt, almond milk chia pudding, granola, honey, peanut butter and fresh berries
• Salami & Provolone Wrap: Salami, provolone, romaine, Parmesan, red onions, sundried tomatoes, pepperoncini and pepperoncini aioli in a tortilla served with Mandarin orange and grapes

Schmoozies

Hollywood Land

• Iced Honey Matcha Tea with honey cold foam and honey cereal
• Soju-Matcha Cocktail topped with honey cold foam and honey cereal
• Mickey Shake: Strawberry shake with pistachio whipped topping, fried kataifi and chocolate sauce

Studio Catering Co. and Hollywood Lounge

Hollywood Land

• Strawberry Limeade served with a sliced strawberry

Terran Treats

Avengers Campus

• Infinity Cream Puffs: Six mini cream puffs with raspberry, cotton candy, Key lime, strawberry, pabana and orange cream flavors

Pym Test Kitchen

Avengers Campus

• Formulated French Toast: Bacon, blueberry-flavored popping spheres, Jamaica syrup, whipped cream and sprinkles (Available during breakfast)
• Verde Variant Chilaquiles: Tortilla chips tossed in tomatillo salsa, scrambled eggs, bacon, queso fresco, pickled onions and crema
• Experiment 7290: Cookies and Cream Cold Brew with sweet cold foam

Lucky Fortune Cookery

San Fransokyo Square

• San Fransokyo Noodle Stir-Fry: Fried tofu, broccoli, mushrooms, sesame oil and soy sauce
• San Fransokyo Noodle Stir-Fry with Karaage-inspired Crispy Chicken: Fried tofu, broccoli, mushrooms, sesame oil and soy sauce
• Baymax Matcha-Raspberry Macaron: Macaron filled with raspberry gelee and matcha buttercream

Aunt Cass Cafe

San Fransokyo Square

• Ginger-Sesame Tofu Salad: Marinated tofu, romaine lettuce and ginger-sesame dressing
• Chicken Ginger-Sesame Tofu Salad: Marinated tofu, romaine lettuce and ginger-sesame dressing
• Dutch Crunch Baguette
• Chocolate Japanese-style Fluffy Cheesecake topped with cherry sauce

Port of San Fransokyo Cervecería

San Fransokyo Square

• Japanese Peanuts

Cocina Cucamonga

San Fransokyo Square

• Cantaloupe Agua Fresca

Lamplight Lounge

Pixar Pier

• Pork Belly Bao Bun: Pickled onions and serranos, crispy chicharron, calamansi citrus aioli and micro cilantro
• Aguachile Verde: Hamachi, cucumber, pickled pearl onions, avocado, spiced mayo, chile rojo, salsa macha and micro cilantro served with tostadas

Paradise Garden Grill

Paradise Gardens Park

• Aguachile Loaded Chips: Zesty chips topped with lime-cooked shrimp, fresh cucumbers and red onion with aguachile salsa

Wine Country Trattoria

Performance Corridor

• Grapefruit Salad: Spring mix tossed in grapefruit vinaigrette with citrus segments, mint, shaved fennel, candied pistachios and orange-vanilla mascarpone (Also available with grilled shrimp)
• Pull-Apart Cheese Bread: Pesto Romano focaccia, whipped herb ricotta, mozzarella, tomato coulis, red pepper flakes and micro herbs
• Lemon Tiramisu with limoncello blueberries and mint
• Banana Brulee Tart: Vanilla tart with bruleed bananas topped with banana-coconut whipped cream
• Frozen Banana Mudslide Cocktail: Vanilla vodka, Kahlua, Baileys Irish Cream, banana liqueur and half & half
• Lime Thyme: Limoncello, Tanqueray gin, lime juice, thyme and sparkling water
• Rinascimento: Bombay Sapphire gin, Campari, pineapple juice, orgeat syrup and lemon juice
• Amalfi Sunset Paloma: Tequila, watermelon juice, agave and lemon juice
• Blanco Negroni: Italicus Rosolio di Bergamotto liqueur, Sipsmith gin and Dolin Dry Vermouth

Mendocino Terrace

Performance Corridor

• Italian Sandwich: Pesto Romano focaccia, prosciutto, salami, chorizo, Asiago, arugula, pepperoncini spread and olives

Smokejumpers Grill

Grizzly Peak

• Strawberry Summer Salad: Grilled chicken, baby arugula, baby spinach, strawberry-tahini vinaigrette, caramelized onions, feta and candied walnuts

Name: Kenneth Nguyen

School: Fountain Valley

Sport: Basketball

Year: Senior

Noteworthy: Nguyen scored 30 points and had six assists in the Barons’ 79-53 win over Pacifica in the Oxford Academy Winter Tournament. Nguyen was named tournament MVP. He averaged 21 points and seven assists over four games in the tournament. Fountain Valley is 16-2 overall and 0-2 in the Sunset League.