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Oak Hills HS Girls Basketball Take Mojave River League

Oak Hills High School girls basketball team secures their NINTH CONSECUTIVE Mojave River League title with a thrilling 49-43 win over Burroughs, cementing their legacy as Southern California's top program!

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OHHS Girls Basketball MRL Champions

Oak Hills High School LogoHesperia, California (Our Hesperia) – The Oak Hills High School girls basketball team secured their ninth consecutive Mojave River League (MRL) championship on January 30, 2025, capping a dominant season marked by resilience and tactical brilliance. Their 49-43 victory over Burroughs High School in the title-deciding game solidified their legacy as one of Southern California’s premier programs.

 

 

Season Highlights and Key Wins

  • Undefeated League Run: The Bulldogs finished 8-0 in MRL play.
  • Defensive Dominance: They held opponents to an average of 28.6 points in league games, including a 56-13 rout of Sultana where they forced 25 turnovers.
  • Signature Victories:
    • A 76-31 blowout of Apple Valley on January 7 showcased their offensive firepower.
    • A gritty 49-43 win against Burroughs in the championship clincher highlighted their composure under pressure.

Road to the Title

The team navigated early non-league challenges, including narrow losses to Division I opponents like Rancho Cucamonga (62-56) and King (52-37). By mid-December, they found their rhythm

With their ninth straight title, Oak Hills surpassed Hesperia High’s record for most consecutive MRL championships. The Bulldogs (23-5 overall) now turn their focus to the CIF Southern Section playoffs, where they aim to improve on last year’s semifinal appearance. The team’s success has galvanized the Hesperia community, with playoff games expected to draw record crowds to the Bulldogs’ games.

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Jessie Mendez

Jessie Mendez is a senior national sports reporter for Times Media Service, based in the Houston bureau. Mendez covers sports nationwide, from high school athletics and college commitments to professional leagues, international competition and the business of sports. Mendez holds a master's degree in journalism and multimedia communication and grew up in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.

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