PORTLAND, Ore. — The state girls basketball playoffs in Oregon concluded Saturday with championship games in 6A, 5A and 4A. Here's a look at the championship games and consolation games featuring teams from the Portland metro and surrounding areas:
6A playoffs
Championship game
Beaverton 56, Barlow 39: At Portland, No. 1 seed Beaverton opened the game on a 19-2 run and never looked back, racing to victory in the 6A girls state championship game with a 56-39 win (box score) against No. 7 Barlow on Saturday night at Chiles Center. Beaverton had four players in double figures, led by Zoe Borter's 17 points. Madison Naro added 16 points, Emily Rice had 10 and Lainey Speak filled up the box score with 10 points, five rebounds, four steals and three assists. Beaverton shot 54.5% from the field and 60% from the 3-point line. Barlow was led by Annie Koenig, who scored 20 points. Kennedie Shuler added 13 points.
Third-place game
Clackamas 59, South Medford 54: At Portland, Jazzy Davidson had 16 points and eight rebounds to lead No. 5 Clackamas to a 59-54 win (box score) against No. 3 South Medford in the 6A girls third-place game on Saturday night at Chiles Center. Sara Barhourn had 15 points and Eliza Buerk had 10 points and eight rebounds for Clackamas. South Medford was led by Donovyn Hunter's 18 points and 12 rebounds. Sierra Logue finished with 12 points.
Fourth-place game
Benson 60, Lakeridge 51: At Portland, No. 6 Benson finished fourth place in state with a nine-point victory (box score) over No. 4 Lakeridge. Maurianna Hashemian-Orr scored 21 points for Benson and Malaya LeSueur scored 20 points. Lakeridge's Reese Ericson put up an impressive 27 points and three assists.
5A playoffs
Championship game
Crescent Valley 50, Springfield 39: At Corvallis, Gabby Bland scored 31 points to lead No. 9 Crescent Valley to the 50-39 win (box score) against No. 7 Springfield in the 5A girls championship game on Saturday night at Gill Coliseum. Molly Campbell added 10 points for Crescent Valley. Springfield was led by Danaeja Romero-Ah Sam with 11 points and Juju Henderson with 10.
Third-place game
Ridgeview 58, Rex Putnam 43: At Corvallis, Kyrah Daniels had 31 points, six rebounds and seven steals to lead No. 4 Ridgeview to a 58-43 win (box score) against No. 11 Rex Putnam in the 5A girls third-place game on Saturday night at Gill Coliseum. Rex Putnam was led by Rylee Lemen, who scored 13 points, and Riley Greenleaf, who had 12.
4A championship game
Championship game
Philomath 46, Corbett 35: At Coos Bay, Sage Kramer had 23 points and 12 rebounds to lead No. 1 Philomath to a 46-35 win (box score) against No. 11 Corbett in the 4A girls championship game on Saturday night at Marshfield High School. Abigail Brown added 11 points for Philomath. Ella Holwege led Corbett with 13 points, five rebounds and five steals.
Third-place game
Madras 48, Hidden Valley 41: At Coos Bay, No. 7 Madras finished third in state with an eight-point victory (box score) over No. 13 Hidden Valley. The players of the game for Madras were Kalise Holliday with 12 points and three assists and Sasha Esquiro and Lily Libokmeto each had 10 points and one assist. Hidden Valley's top scorer was Teryn Powers with 10 points in addition to two assists.
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