The ASAA 3A/4A state basketball championships were held March 23. Photo by Justin Cox.
The Alaska School Activities Association, known as ASAA, state 3A and 4A basketball championships were held March 23 in the Alaska Airlines Center.
For the 3A basketball championships, the girls from Grace Christian School faced off against Barrow, and the boys from Nome-Beltz faced Mt. Edgecumbe.
While Barrow brought a lively and dedicated cheering section to the championship, ultimately Grace Christian School defeated Barrows 35-27.
Once the girls matchup completed, the boys from Nome-Beltz faced a difficult game against undefeated Mt. Edgecumbe and narrowly won 63-61 thanks to a 3-pointer with just two seconds remaining in the game by Orson Hoogendorn.
For the 4A championship, Wasilla High School girls basketball defeated Colony High School, and Bettye Davis East Anchorage boys basketball defeated Thunder Mountain High School.
Number 2 seed Wasilla had a tough match against the number 1 seeded Colony, narrowly managing to clinch the victory 35-32 in the hard fought game.
Meanwhile, East took an early lead against Thunder Mountain, with the gap growing throughout the entire matchup, with East taking the win 60-34.
Sophie Lentfer enters the arena, as the Grace Christian Girls starting line up is introduced. Photo by Justin Cox.
Barrow’s fans cheer for their team. Photo by Justin Cox.
Fans cheer on Grace Christian School. Photo by Justin Cox.
Lentfer lines up a 3-point attempt. Photo by Justin Cox.
Grace Christian School celebrates their victory. Photo by Justin Cox.
Grace Christian School girls basketball team and coaching staff with their medals, championship trophy and ball. Photo by Justin Cox.
Nome-Beltz fans turned out to support their team in the championship game. Photo by Justin Cox.
Nome-Beltz took on Mt. Edgecumbe in a packed Alaska Airlines Center. Photo by Justin Cox.
Rylan Armstrong, from Mt. Edgecumbe, shoots against Nome-Beltz. Photo by Justin Cox.
Nome-Beltz fans celebrate in the stands. Photo by Justin Cox.
Nome-Beltz players celebrate their championship win. Photo by Justin Cox.
Nome-Beltz players and coaching staff with their medals, trophy and ball. Photo by Justin Cox.
Colony’s Alycia Shelley takes a shot past Wasilla’s Mylee Anderson. Photo by Justin Cox.
Wasilla players celebrate their teammates on the sidelines. Photo by Justin Cox.
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