Tom Smart, Deseret Morning News
BYU's Jennie Overdiek, left, and Westminster's Angie Layton scramble for a loose ball in Tuesday night's exhibition game. Ambrosia Anderson scored 21 points and grabbed nine rebounds and Danielle Cheesman added 19 points as BYU survived a scare by beating Westminster 74-67. Rebekah Steenblik led the host Griffins with 22 points and nine rebounds.
Davis wins 5A title
Following the Darts' semifinal victory on Tuesday, head coach Souli Phongsavath had a long talk with Mitch Parkinson about his chip shot.
Olympus claims 4A title
Olympus' Ethan Cash defends the net with the strapping composure of an experienced, veteran goalkeeper.
Bobcats to interview Sloan
A person familiar with the situation says the Charlotte Bobcats will interview Hall of Famer Jerry Sloan Friday.
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