No. 12 Manasquan continued its dynasty and defeated Madison, 47-34, in the NJSIAA Group 2 state championship on Sunday afternoon. The title is the Warriors' 11th in team history — third most in New Jersey history,

Coventry won its first girls basketball championship since 1988 with a 49-38 victory over Morgan in the Class S final Sunday morning at Mohegan Sun.

Washington overwhelmed Sequoyah Tahlequah in a 73-37 victory Saturday night at State Fair Arena, winning their first title since 2007 and fourth overall.

With a swarming defense, the Eagles handed the Doves, 61-30, to earn the program’s first championship since 2013.

After both regular season contests had been decided by a combined two points, the Class 4A girls basketball state championship game between No. 1 Philomath and No. 2 Stayton seemed bound to end in a similar conclusion.

The West Central Area girls basketball team has accomplished something no other Knights’ programs have been able to: win a state title. WCA thumped MACCRAY, 58-41, in the matinee Class A state championship on Saturday before a boisterous crowd at Williams Arena.

Western girls basketball ran into a talented and determined North Point team that bested the Doves in the Class 4A state championship game.

The Henley High girls basketball team showed what it was capable Saturday morning. The third-seeded Hornets, who were upset in the Class 4A state quarterfinals by No. 11 Baker on Thursday and barely scraped by Seaside in a consolation game Friday,