<p>JEROME A. POLLOS/Press Coeur d'Alene High's Carli Rosenthal battles between Cassidy Elgan, left, and Dylan Gonzalez from Highland High during the second half of the Viking's 56-36 win over the Rams Friday at the 5A state basketball tournament opener at the Idaho Center in Nampa.</p>
<p>Coeur d'Alene High's Erin Legel attempts to sweep past Timberly Bowie from Highland.</p>
<p>JEROME A. POLLOS/Press Diane Parker cheers on the Coeur d'Alene High girls basketball team during the semi-final round against Highland High at the 5A state basketball tournament opener at the Idaho Center in Nampa.</p>
<p>Timberlake High's Caitlyn Nichols drives to the hoop in front of Snake River High defenders during the first half of the 3A semi-final state basketball game Friday in Nampa.</p>
<p>Timberlake High's Sydnie Malloy tries to pull the ball from the middle of a pile of her teammates and Snake River players.</p>
<p>JEROME A. POLLOS/Press Priest River High's Holly Hirst is fouled by Eden Van Orden, middle, from Weiser High after grabbing a half court pass and racing to the basket to score the game-tying shot as the time ran out. Hirst made the free throw to beat the Wolverines 45-44 in the 3A state tournament game Friday.</p>
<p>Coeur d'Alene High's Erin Legel attempts to sweep past Timberly Bowie from Highland.</p>
<p>JEROME A. POLLOS/Press Diane Parker cheers on the Coeur d'Alene High girls basketball team during the semi-final round against Highland High at the 5A state basketball tournament opener at the Idaho Center in Nampa.</p>
<p>Timberlake High's Caitlyn Nichols drives to the hoop in front of Snake River High defenders during the first half of the 3A semi-final state basketball game Friday in Nampa.</p>
<p>Timberlake High's Sydnie Malloy tries to pull the ball from the middle of a pile of her teammates and Snake River players.</p>
<p>JEROME A. POLLOS/Press Priest River High's Holly Hirst is fouled by Eden Van Orden, middle, from Weiser High after grabbing a half court pass and racing to the basket to score the game-tying shot as the time ran out. Hirst made the free throw to beat the Wolverines 45-44 in the 3A state tournament game Friday.</p>