A relatively quick turnaround did nothing to slow South Medford’s second-ranked girls basketball team Saturday, with the Panthers feasting on Foothill High of Palo Cedro, California, early on to set the stage for a 93-33 blowout in the Sabrina Ionescu Showcase.

South Medford built a 29-2 advantage in the opening quarter and created plenty of playing time among its roster in the tournament finale at De La Salle High School in Concord, California.

Senior guard Maddy Warberg gave her team a boost with 12 of her 22 points during a dominant first quarter for the Panthers (10-2), who played the tournament’s late game Friday at 8 p.m. but was back on the court at 12:30 p.m. Saturday.

South Medford also got stellar play from reserve sophomore Payton Andersen, who was dialed in from deep early on. Andersen drilled three of her five 3-pointers and scored 11 of her career-high 19 points in the opening frame.

Mayen Akpan added 16 points and Jordan Barlow also tacked on a career-high with 15 points for the Panthers, who played their second straight game without starting forward Dyllyn Howell.

Malia Taulani added eight points and Citrine Imperial-Viray connected on two of South Medford’s 11 3-pointers overall.

The Panthers will next open Southwest Conference play this coming Friday at home against Sheldon.

Foothill dropped to 9-5 overall with the loss.

SOUTH MEDFORD (93): Richardson 0, Taulani 8, Warberg 22, Imperial-Viray 6, Schmerbach 5, Barlow 15, Akpan 16, Anderson 19, Vasey 2. Totals: 37 8-12 93.

FOOTHILL (33): Arnold 0, Sedlak 7, Moore 3, Whithose 10, B. Smith 4, K. Smith 5, Hart 3. Totals: 12 7-12 33.

South Medford 29 23 29 12 — 93

Foothill 2 13 8 10 — 33

3-point goals — South Medford 11 (Anderson 5, Warberg 2, Imperial-Viray 2, Schmerbach 1, Barlow 1), Foothill 2 (Moore 1, Whitehose 1).

AMITY 62, CASCADE CHRISTIAN 35: At Salem, Isabel McCauley had 14 points, four rebounds, two assists, two steals and two blocks in the championship game of the Green bracket at the Crusader Classic.

Jordynn Jones added 10 points, five rebounds and two assists for the Challengers (7-3), who are No. 7 in the 3A coaches poll.

Saralynn Grove led 3A top-ranked Amity (10-0) with 19 points.

CASCADE CHRISTIAN (35): Brehm 0, Coppedge 0, Wilcox 0, Ferreira 0, I. McCauley 14, Samhammer 2, Folin 0, Coats 3, Jones 10, Davis 0, Arce 5, G. McCauley 1. Totals: 11 10-12 35.

AMITY (62): Wilson 8, Rideout 0, McMullen 16, A. Nisly 4, Haarsma 3, E. Nisly 12, Grove 19, A. Nisly 0, King 0, Ulloa 0. Totals: 24 9-11 62.

Cascade Christian 10 9 7 9 — 35

Amity 13 17 18 14 — 62

3-point goals — Cascade Christian 3 (I. McCauley 2, Arce 1), Amity 5 (McMullen 4, Grove 1).

Boys Basketball

CASCADE CHRISTIAN 66, EAST LINN CHRISTIAN 62: At Salem, Deryk Farmer scored 10 of his 14 points during the fourth quarter and Cade Goldade finished with 22 points to lead Cascade Christian to its first win at the Crusader Classic at Salem Academy.

Jaren Fronckowiak chipped in with 16 points and two rebounds for the Challengers (6-4), who entered the tournament ranked No. 2 in the 3A coaches poll.

Goldade also finished with five rebounds, while Farmer had three rebounds and three assists.

Blake Knurowski scored all 21 of his points in the second half to lead 2A No. 5 East Linn Christian (6-4).

CASCADE CHRISTIAN (66): Richardson 7, Fronckowiak 16, Kleker 2, Willard 0, Farmer 14, Goldade 22, Snowden 3, Gotzman 0, Alvarez 2. Totals: 27 4-4 66.

EAST LINN CHRISTIAN (62): Smothers 2, B. Knurowski 21, Edwards 6, Sewell 2, Faught 12, Christenson 4, Wilke 0, Wilson 9, G. Knurowski 6. Totals: 23 7-9 62.

Cascade Christian 9 17 20 20 — 66

East Linn Christian 15 12 21 14 — 62

3-point goals — Cascade Christian 8 (Fronckowiak 4, Goldade 2, Richardson 1, Snowden 1), East Linn Christian 9 (B. Knurowski 3, Wilson 3, G. Knurowski 2, Christenson 1).

CATLIN GABEL 55, ST. MARY’S 47: At Portland, St. Mary’s fell prey to a slow start for a second straight day — falling behind 18-8 after the first quarter — and was unable to rally in the road loss.

St. Mary’s senior C.J. Seggelink led a comeback effort with 11 points and seven rebounds, while Cooper Anderson had nine points, Nolan Hensman added eight points and Rocco Primerano pulled in 10 rebounds for the Crusaders (4-5).

Isaac Robinette scored 17 points and Riley Nordhoff had 14 points and 14 rebounds to lead Catlin Gabel (8-4).

ST. MARY’S (47): Zimmerman 3, Anderson 9, Hensman 8, King 5, Seggelink 11, Van Horn 5, Chmelir 2, Kiene 0, Ausland 0, Primerano 4.

CATLIN GABEL (55): Caughey 6, Ziehl 0, Cheng 0, Downes-Le Guin 2, Nordhoff 14, Robinette 17, Rees 5, Beckerman 4, McCarron 7.

St. Mary’s 8 13 4 22 — 47

Catlin Gabel 18 12 10 15 — 55