Girls Basketball

DENNIS MONTGOMERY/Special to the Standard-Examiner
Jocelyn Jones (13) drives to the basket and is fouled by Highland’s Shayla Kime (4) in Clearfield’s 46-42 win Tuesday in Clearfield.

Falcons recover to defeat Highland

CLEARFIELD — If coach Rebecca Packer wondered at all about her squad’s ability to persevere to the final buzzer, her Clearfield Falcons showed what they were made off Tuesday evening in an impressive 46-42 victory over the Highland Rams in Region 6 girls basketball action.

Layton wins ugly to stand alone in first

LAYTON — Odds of winning are definitely not stacked in your favor when you shoot just 20.0 percent and get outrebounded on your home floor.

DENNIS MONTGOMERY/Special to the Standard-Examiner
Weber’s Alyssa Potter (left) and Layton’s Livia Treseder (right) fight for possession of a loose ball during the second half Tuesday at Weber High School in Pleasant View.

Lancers maintain composure to net win over Warriors

PLEASANT VIEW — Too many turnovers plus a lack of composure in critical situations could have derailed the Lancers in their Region 1 opener.

Fairfield Junior High girls assistant basketball coach Dave Miluis

Davis County basketball coach dies during halftime

KAYSVILLE — Fairfield Junior High Assistant Girls Basketball Coach David Milius died Monday after collapsing during a game, shortly before halftime.

Smith leads Lancers to win over Copper Hills

LAYTON — If she could have avoided early foul trouble, Maddi Smith was tracking gaudy offensive numbers.

Acord leads Knights to victory over East

SALT LAKE CITY — The Northridge Knights picked up their second win in three games on Friday, topping East 42-36 in prep girls basketball action.

(Erin Hooley/Standard-Examiner) The Syracuse Titans pile on top of each other as they celebrate their win over Weber in the girls' basketball championship final between Syracuse and Weber at Salt Lake City Community College on Saturday.

Girls basketball: Titans cap perfect season with state title

TAYLORSVILLE -- After a one-year hiatus, Titan Mania is back with a vengeance.

Four-time defending Region 1 champion Syracuse High proved you can beat the same team three times in a season, while reclaiming its perch atop state 5-A girls basketball hierarchy.

Dominating league foe Weber in the paint and on fast-break points, the Titans wrapped up their second undefeated season in three years Saturday with a 63-50 victory in the 5-A championship game at Salt Lake Community College.

(Jon Yorgason/Standard-Examiner correspondent) Morgan senior Whitney Morgan (33) shoots over Juan Diego’s Dominique Mills during the fifth place game of the state 3-A tournament on Saturday at Dixie High School.

Prep basketball: Morgan girls wrap up fifth place

ST. GEORGE -- Despite not winning a state championship, the Morgan girls basketball team concluded their season on a high note.

Senior center Kelsey Henry scored a game-high 17 points, while sophomores Rashel Blazzard and McKenzie Schenk scored 12 and 10 points, respectively, as the Trojans rolled to a 54-40 win over Region 10 champion Juan Diego on Saturday at Dixie High School. The win gives the Trojans fifth place in the 3-A tournament -- a significant improvement after going two-and-out in last season's tourney.

The Syracuse Titans pile on top of each other as they celebrate their win over Weber High School in the girls' basketball championship final between Syracuse and Weber at Salt Lake City Community College Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012. Syracuse won the 5A championship game 63-50. (Erin Hooley/Standard-Examiner)

Unbeaten Syracuse Titans top Weber for state 5-A girls basketball crown

TAYLORSVILLE -- With a second-half effort worthy of a championship team, the Syracuse High Titans won the state 5-A girls basketball championship Saturday with a 63-50 victory over Region 1 rival Weber at Salt Lake Community College's Bruin Arena.

(JON YORGASON/Standard-Examiner correspondent) The Morgan Trojans ready themselves for their state 3-A quarterfinal game against Desert Hills on Thursday night at Dixie State College.

Morgan girls struggled in 3-A quarters

ST. GEORGE - In a stunning conclusion to the quarterfinal round of the state 3-A tournament, the Morgan Trojans' girls' basketball team was KO'd by a taller, more aggressive team from Desert Hills, 46-29, late Thursday night.

(JON YORGASON/Standard-Examiner correspondent) Bear River’s Jordan Theurer (15) gets a shot off against Snow Canyon in the state 3-A tournament. The Bears lost to the Warriors 67-38.

Bears can't solve Snow Canyon in 3-A quarterfinals

ST. GEORGE -- It was a tall order to begin with, but the Bear River Bears showed little resistance against the highly touted Snow Canyon Warriors in the state 3-A girls basketball quarterfinals on Thursday afternoon at Dixie State College.

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