State 5A boys

Thu., March 2, 2006

The Spokesman-Review

When: Today through Saturday

Where: Idaho Center, Nampa

First-round games (times PST): Game 1 – Mountain View (17-6) vs. Borah (12-11), 12:15 p.m.; G2 – Twin Falls (21-2) vs. Timberline (12-13), 2; G3 – Capital (18-5) vs. Highland (19-5), 5:15; G4 – Lewiston (21-1) vs. Meridian (13-10), 7.

2005 state champion: Borah

State title contenders: Twin Falls, Highland, Lewiston, Capital

Notes: Lewiston is making its fifth straight trip to state under fifth-year coach Dave Cornelia. The balanced Bengals are led by 6-foot-4 senior wing Bo Gregg (13.8 points), 5-11 junior point guard Shane Moser (10.9) and Bo’s cousin, 6-4 senior wing Jordan Gregg (10.6). … Lewiston was ranked No. 1 in the final poll. … Borah is a two-time defending state champ. … Twin Falls is led by 6-6 senior Brady Jardine (16 points), who has signed with Utah State.

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