Girls State Championship Basketball - Feb. 21

<p>Lakeside High School’s Jordyn Nomee and Nezperce’s Sydney Kuther fall to the floor while scrambling for a loose ball in the first quarter of the consolation round of the state 1A Division II basketball tournament Saturday in Nampa.</p>

<p>Lakeside’s Lillian Rhea fall to the floor after securing a rebound in the fourth quarter.</p>

<p>Lakeside wing Jasmine Zahir looks for an option while inbounding the ball during the first half.</p>

<p>Lakeside High’s Cailyn Dohrman beats a Nezperce defender while driving to the hoop.</p>

<p>Lakeside’s Jasmine Zahir defends Nezperce High’s Kourne Carpenter during the second quarter of the consolation game on Saturday.</p>

<p>Lakeside’s Jordyn Nomee prepared to throw the ball in bounds.</p>

<p>Lakeside guard Talia Hendrickx takes the ball up the court against Nezperce in the second half.</p>

<p>Lakeside High School’s Lillian Rhea drives to the basket in the fourth quarter.</p>

<p>Lakeside’s Jasmine Zahir passes the ball around Nezperce defender Sydney Kuther in the third quarter.</p>

<p>Timberlake High School basketball players, from left, Allison Kirby, Reina Powell, the team’s only senior, Carleen Simpson and Jacqelyn Mallet are emotional as they are announced the runners-up following the 2015 state 3A girls basketball championship game against Sugar-Salem High School Saturday at the Idaho Center in Nampa.</p>

<p>Timberlake’s Lilly Kelly gets a hold on the ball causing a jump ball situation with Sugar-Salem’s Abby Allen in the fourth quarter. Possession went to Timberlake.</p>

<p>Timberlake guard Payten Rhodes passes the ball around Sugar-Salem’s Jessie Harris in the fourth quarter of the 2015 state 3A girls basketball championship game Saturday at the Idaho Center in Nampa.</p>

<p>Timberlake’s Anna Gardom reaches in to disrupt Sugar-Salems High’s Ciera Stoddard’s dribbling during the second half in Nampa.</p>

<p>Timberlake High’s Shelby Starr dribbles around the corner of Sugar Salem’s defenders during the first period.</p>

<p>The Timberlake High School girls basketball coach watches intently on the action with his team during the first half at the Idaho Center.</p>

<p>Timberlake’s Allison Kirby scraps for a loose ball with Sugar-Salem’s Ciera Stoddard.</p>

<p>Timberlake’s Kaylee Jezek is fouled by a Sugar-Salem defender while driving to the basket during the second quarter.</p>

<p>With her head down, Allison Kirby dribbles up the court in the first quarter.</p>

<p>The lady Tigers’ Keelie Lawler is fouled by Sugar-Salem High’s Hannah Crane while dribbling along the baseline in the first half.</p>

<p>With 40 seconds remaining in the championship game, Timberlake players fight for possession by swarming Sugar-Salem’s Ciera Stoddard on Saturday.</p>

<p>Allison Kirby, of Timberlake, falls to the floor while racing Hanna Larson, of Sugar-Salem, for a loose ball during the second quarter.</p>

<p>Lilly Kelly tears up as the Timberlake High School girls basketball team is announced as the second place finishers following the 2015 Idaho state 3A championship game.</p>

<p>Sandpoint High School’s Grace Kirscher reacts with teammates after beating Rigby for third place in the state 4A girls basketball tournament Saturday in Boise.</p>

<p>Sandpoint’s Riley Couch takes a big stride to make space from Rigby defender Randi Abbott during the second quarter of the third place game of the state 4A girls basketball tournament Saturday in Boise.</p>

<p>Sandpoint High’s Madi Schoening goes up for a third quarter score against Rigby.</p>

<p>Sandpoint’s Brelynn Converse puts up a free throw in the first half against Rigby High School.</p>

<p>Sandpoint’s Lily Martin is fouled by Rigby’s Randi Abbott while putting up a shot Saturday in the third quarter.</p>

<p>Sandpoint guard Riley Couch makes a pass from the top of the key during the second quarter in Boise.</p>

<p>The Bulldogs’ Grace Kirscher dribbles along the baseline towards the basket during the second half.</p>

<p>Sandpoint’s Madi Schoening shoots a fourth quarter free throw against Rigby. Schoening was 13 for 15 from the free throw line.</p>

<p>Sandpoint High’s Elani Williams weighs her option during a second half inbound.</p>

<p>Marlin Darrah makes his case to the officiating staff during the fourth quarter.</p>

<p>Sandpoint’s Madi Schoening puts up a shot in the second half.</p>

<p>Grace Kirscher drives past Rigby’s Tori Anderson, left, before being fouled in the fourth quarter.</p>

<p>Sandpoint’s Elani Williams puts up a jump shot in the third period.</p>