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West LA guard Aliyah Young reached a major milestone on Sophomore Night, scoring her 1,000th career point with a three-pointer assisted by her twin sister, Alana. Young finished with 14 points, while Kennedee Rankin’s game-winning layup in the final seconds secured a 60-57 victory over Citrus College.

Young’s Milestone and Rankin’s Clutch Finish Lift West LA Past Citrus on Sophomore Night February 21, 2025

West LA Dominates College of the Canyons in Road Victory February 17, 2025 West LA cruised to an 83-40 victory over College of the Canyons, controlling the game from start to finish. Led by Kennedee Rankin’s 31 points and Aliyah Young’s double-double, the Wildcats overwhelmed their opponent with strong defense and efficient scoring.

Sophomore Center Fama Diagne blocks 6 shots in rout of LA Valley College.

West LA Dominates LA Valley, Cruises to 71-41 Victory February 10, 2025 Wildcats Take Command Early and Never Look Back

West LA Locks Down Bakersfield in 55-46 Road Victory February 5, 2025

Young’s Career Night Powers West LA to Dominant Win Over Santa Monica

Sophomore guard Aliyah Young delivered a career-best performance as West Los Angeles College rolled past Santa Monica College, 85-43, on Wednesday night. The 5’9” standout from Lynwood High School notched an impressive double-double, finishing with 22 points and a career-high 22 rebounds, leading the Wildcats to a commanding victory.

West LA Dominates Santa Monica in 85-43 Victory, Young Secures 22 Rebounds January 29, 2025

West LA Women’s Basketball Shines in 101-28 Rout Over College of the Canyons January 27, 2025 Kennedee Rankin's 35 point leads the way for WEST

Wildcats Narrowly Defeated on the Road Against LA Valley January 16, 2025 Alana Young’s standout performance and balanced team contributions highlight the night.

Alana Young goes inside to Bahiyjaui Allen for one of her 5 assist to go with 9 rebounds.

Wildcats defense shuts down Bakersfield January 12, 2025 The Wildcat defense was relentless, holding Bakersfield to just 29% shooting overall and a chilly 20% from three-point range (4-20).