Hacienda Heights, CA — A toughly contested game where the lead exchange between teams was never more than 4 points. Wilson Wildcats were up 56 to 55 with 17 seconds, and poised to win. Wildcat Isaiah Espinoza set himself in the perfect position to take a charge and end the game, but instead the referee incomprehensibly calls him for blocking, counts Covina's basket, and give sends Covina's player to the free throw line, putting Covina up by 2. On the subsequent play Wilson tries to take the lead, but misses it's 3 pointer, and the referees make another unfavorable call against the Wildcats. Tyler Kam is called for a foul on an offensive rebound that should have been a jump ball. Instead Covina is back on the free throw line and the Wildcats fate is sealed.

Montclair, CA — The Wildcats fell to Montclair 57-67 in a very physically contested game. The Cats got off to a very slow start, struggling to find a rhythm, making 11 turnovers, shooting only 25%, and the teams leading scorer Noah Tsai forced to sit the majority of the quarter due to getting into foul trouble early, resulting in Montclair having an 18-8 lead. In the second quarter, the Cats started to play better D, and find their shooting (33%), closing the gap 21-29 by half-time.

Pico Rivera, CA — After a shaky start and trialing for the 1st three quarters, but never out of it, the Wildcats started the 4th period down by 3. The Wildcats were able to pull out a win with strong defensive play in the 2nd half, with Tyler Kam having 6 steals, and 12 points in the 2nd half. He also lead the team in scoring with 18 points. However, overall the Wildcats still need to work on eliminating turnovers of their own, and better free throw shooting as they went 11/20 from the line. The Cats will also need to improve on their 3 pt. shooting if they want to be a contender, as they went 3/16 on their 3 point shooting.

Pico Rivera, CA — A closely contested game that the Wildcats were fortunate to win. The Wildcats played better than their last two games, and held on to a narrow lead for most of the game. However, it also showed there is still room for lots of improvement in the Wildcats play, as they also almost gave the game away with less than a minute of play, making an almost costly turnover, and unable to sink free throws that could have sealed the game, and therefore leaving Montebello with several last minute opportunities to take the W away from the Wildcats