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Boys' basketball: Fremont standout makes decision

November 12, 2008 | 11:53 am

Freeland Tony Freeland, a 6-foot-5 All-City forward at Los Angeles Fremont, has signed with DePaul. Freeland continues the recent success of Pathfinders moving on to play college basketball.

Last season, Laron Armstead signed with Loyola Marymount, and former point guard Jacques Streeter is at Cal State Fullerton.

-- Eric Sondheimer

Photo: Fremont's Tony Freeland, right, blocks a shot from Cleveland's Jason Johnson during the 2007 City Section Championship Division quarterfinals. Credit: Richard Hart / Los Angeles Times

 


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