“We just didn’t want to give anything up easily,” said coach James Mosley. “We just want to make sure that we’re working hard. We just worked so hard defensively every day in practice. We just wanted to keep building on that.” Veluzat, who was equally capable defensively, drained five 3-pointers in the first half alone – many of which were shot from well beyond the arc. “(I’m) just a true point guard that can shoot,” he said. “It comes back to thousands of shots a day. Just working and working and working.” Molsey concurred. “He was huge,” said the coach. “He just earns his ay on the floor because in practice he does everything we ask him to do.”At halftime, SCCS boys basketball leads Rubidoux 45-11. Noah Veluzat continues to hit 3s from the parking lot and Jordan Starr has scored 14 points in the first half.
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SCCS boys hoops starts strong and doesn’t stop against Rubidoux

After beating Rubidoux 83-23 in the second round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 5AAA tournament, Noah Veluzat had one thing to say: “Shout out Taylor Swift.” The Cardinals have been blasting the pop star’s songs in the locker room throughout the year to get them pumped up for games. “We all sing along,” Veluzat said. “End Game. Love Story. All of the songs.” Despite being ten days removed from its last game due to a first-round bye, SCCS didn’t skip a beat against the Falcons at The Master’s University on Friday. The Cardinals, who finished first in the Heritage League, opened up the game with a 17-0 run, not allowing the Falcons (12-17) a basket until less than four minutes remained in the first quarter.