Check out the Thursday night action in Utah high school basketball.
Check out who was named Larry H. Miller high school star athletes of the week in Week 17,
Check out the Thursday night high school girls basketball action.
Everything you need to know about the 4A girls basketball teams heading into a new season.
Everything you need to know about the 5A girls basketball teams heading into a new season.
Everything you need to know about the 6A girls basketball teams heading into a new season.
Titles tallied, four of the usual suspects claimed classification supremacy.
Check out who made the 2023 Deseret News girls basketball 3A All-State team, as voted on by coaches.
Check out who made the 2023 Deseret News girls basketball 1A All-State team, as voted on by coaches.
Check out who made the 2023 Deseret News girls basketball 4A All-State team, as voted on by coaches.
Check out who made the 2023 Deseret News girls basketball 6A All-State team, as voted on by coaches.
Check out who made the 2023 Deseret News girls basketball 5A All-State team, as voted on by coaches.
Check out who made the 2023 Deseret News girls basketball 2A All-State team, as voted on by coaches.
Shawnee Nordstrom, Lone Peak; Taylor Harvey, Bountiful; Emilee Skinner, Ridgeline; Alyvia Jaffa, Morgan; Anna Cutler, Kanab; and AnDee Van Dyke, Wayne were named the Deseret News 2022-23 Players of the Year.
Lone Peak’s Kailey Woolston set state and national records, but was also the ultimate competitor.
High school girls basketball: Bountiful topples Springville, 41-39, to claim first state title in 5A
No. 2 Bountiful ended the dynastic run of No. 1 Springville with a 41-39 victory and claimed the 5A girls basketball state championship.
There’s just 32 minutes left in the 1A girls basketball season after Friday night’s semifinals at the Sevier Valley Center in Richfield, which left Tabiona and Wayne in contention for this year’s title.
High school girls basketball: Bountiful beats Skyline, 41-34, to reach title game.
Skyridge High School girls basketball pulled away from Davis in the second half at Weber State to win the 6A semifinal game and advance to its first state championship game.
From start to finish, Lone Peak never trailed as it rolled its way to a 67-45 semifinal victory over fifth-seeded Fremont, securing its spot in the 6A title game for the second straight year.
The Dons upset the Pioneers in the 5A quarterfinals, 46-41.
