Troy Advances

Sat., Feb. 22, 1997

A3/A-4

Lisa Johnson hit the winning basket with less than 1 second on the clock to lead defending champion Troy to a 41-39 victory over Dietrich Friday night in the girls A-4 state tournament in Middleton.

Troy will play Kendrick, a 52-24 winner over Hagerman, for the state championship today.

A-3

At Caldwell, Lapwai defeated Homedale 58-44 and will play Prairie, a 68-45 victor over West Side, in the title game.

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Friday’s results

A-3 Championship semifinals Lapwai 58, Homedale 44 Prairie 68, West Side 45 Consolation semifinals Butte County 55, Melba 46 Teton 44, Declo 36

A-4 Championship semifinals Kendrick 52, Hagerman 24 Troy 41, Dietrich 39 Consolation semifinals Garden Valley 43, North Gem 31 Raft River 50, Richfield 26

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Friday’s results

A-3 Championship semifinals Lapwai 58, Homedale 44 Prairie 68, West Side 45 Consolation semifinals Butte County 55, Melba 46 Teton 44, Declo 36

A-4 Championship semifinals Kendrick 52, Hagerman 24 Troy 41, Dietrich 39 Consolation semifinals Garden Valley 43, North Gem 31 Raft River 50, Richfield 26

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