Simi Valley High was one missed shot away from one of the biggest wins by its boys' basketball program in nearly a decade.

All-tournament selection Lorne Jackson of Simi Valley had a career-high 39 points, including a school-record 20 free throws, in Saturday's 84-83 loss to nationally ranked Dominguez in the championship game of the MaxPreps Holiday Classic National Division in Torrey Pines.

Battling back from a 13-point second-half deficit, Simi Valley (13-1) grabbed an 83-82 lead on a 3-point field goal by all-tournament pick Michael Meza with 21.9 seconds left in the game for the last of the Pioneers' 31 points in the quarter.

Dominguez (11-1), ranked in the top 20 of several national polls, worked the ball for one last shot. Darrel Espy's shot was short, but Dominick Lacosta grabbed the offensive rebound and scored the winning basket with one second left.

"We lost the game, but we won a lot of respect," said Simi Valley coach Christian Aurand.

Meza and Brad Lewis added 18 and 16 points, respectively, for Simi Valley, which saw its 13-game winning streak to start the season stopped.

Myron Green led Dominguez with 20 points. Tournament MVP Jordan Hamilton scored 15 points.

GIRLS' BASKETBALL

Snohomish (Wash.) 57, Buena 48

At Auburn-Riverside Tournament, Saturday

Highlights: Buena — Mallory Geske and Holly Holcomb had 16 and 13 points, respectively. Amanda Padilla had five assists.

Records: Buena 9-2, Snohomish 6-2.

Simi Valley 65, John Marshall 63 (OT)

At Arroyo Grande Tournament, fifth-place game, Saturday

Highlights: Simi Valley — Brittany Cabriales scored 23 points. Katie Musgrove had 16 points and 18 rebounds.

Record: Simi Valley 6-8.

HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING

Ventura places second

At Black Watch Invitational, Upland, Saturday

Team scores: 1. Ontario, 191; 2. Ventura, 177.5; 3. Los Osos, 159.

Highlights: Ventura — Trevor Mick won the 145-pound title. Mick was 4-0 and beat Thomas Mendoza of Patrick Henry, 13-6, in the final. Jacob Archibeque was 4-0 with two pins to win the 171-pound title. Erick Weisshaar (119) and Omar Flores (130) were runner-ups. Isaac Archibeque (152) placed third. Ben Wiltjer (275) was ninth. Rio Mesa — Paul Venegas (112) and Albert Candido (125) placed third.

GIRLS' SOCCER

Buena 3, Edison 2;

Buena 0, Trabuco Hills 0

At Excalibur Tournament, Saturday

Highlights: Buena — Riley Richards scored the first goal off a bicycle kick. Jazz Strozier scored on an assist by Megan Erskine. Strozier scored the winning goal in the 78th minute. Against Trabuco Hills, Shannon McFadden, Cindy Garza, Kate Giapotuzirotz, Megan Erskine and Suzie Alonzo played well. Buena finished fifth.

Record: Buena 1-4.