13-year-old basketball player stomps on opponent's head in wild scene during game

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Police are investigating after a 13-year-old basketball player allegedly stomped on an opponent’s head on the court at a Bay Area game. 

Things turned ugly in a game between Tumakbo United, a Filipino-American youth basketball team, and Payton’s Place, another Bay Area team, Sunday at the College of Alameda. 

On an inbound pass, the son of Eva and Roderick Guingab caught the ball and was looking to push it upcourt when a player from Payton’s Place ran up to steal the ball away. A scuffle for the ball ensued after the young Guingab hit the hardwood. 

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It’s normal to see two basketball players wrestling for the ball to determine possession, but when another player from Payton’s Place came over during the scuffle, he stomped on Guingab’s head while he was on the ground. 

The referee, who had already blown his whistle when Guingab hit the floor, immediately grabbed the player who stomped on Guingab's head, breaking things up before it got even uglier. 

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After taking a look at her son, Eva Guingab said, "You could clearly see the size of his shoe on his face," according to KGO-TV. 

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"My son suffered a concussion for the first time he played basketball," she added. 

Police are investigating after the Guingabs filed a formal report. 

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