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Riverton's star leads 5A past 4A

Published: Monday, March 27, 2006 10:29 a.m. MST
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MURRAY — Kim Gamblin never expected to be playing basketball two weeks after her high school season ended.

"I never even dreamed of having this opportunity," said Gamblin after she and the other 5A senior All-Stars defeated the 4A All-Stars 80-76 at Murray High School Friday night. "I never thought I was this good . . . I loved it! I loved playing with such talented players."

Gamblin was sad to see her senior season end after helping Riverton to the quarterfinals of the 5A tournament.

"I was so happy to go to All-Star practice," she said. "I didn't want it to end."

Gamblin led all scorers in the game with 15 points. The game was close the first 12 minutes, but after that 5A controlled the game. Clearfield's Haley Hall, the 5A MVP, added 13 points, while Hillcrest's Alisha Pfau scored 12 points.

Murray's Keshia Catten led the 4A scorers with 14 points, while 4A MVP Krista Farr added 11 points.

The 5A All-Stars were: Ashley McFarland, Layton; Aubrey Mackintosh, Brighton; Haley Hall, Clearfield; Michelle Harrison, Mtn. View; Dayna Burgess, Riverton; Maylene Ornelas, Mtn. View; Chelsey Brown, Timpanogos; Jaime Judkins, Skyline; Sialei Lolohea, West Jordan; Ashley Washburn, Clearfield; Alisha Pfau, Hillcrest; Kim Gamblin, Riverton; Amy Dunford, Davis. The 5A coaches were Deb Bennett, Skyline, and Laura Romo, Mtn. View.

The 4A All-Stars were: Keshia Catten, Murray; Michelle Pace, Olympus; Krista Farr, Bonneville; Aubrey Orton, Payson; Kayla Burningham, Lehi; Lindsie Wilson, Orem; Nicole Sorenson, Sky View; McKenzie Jessop, Murray; Jessica Smith, Bountiful; Alexandra Filiaga, Bonneville; Kendra Dalebout, Cottonwood; Melissa Johnson, Sky View; Cori Nielsen, Springville. The 4A coaches were Matt Williams, Bonneville, and Ross Reid, Orem.

3A ALL-STARS 75, 2A ALL-STARS 39: The 3A All-Stars defeated the 2A All-Stars in the first game of the day. Morgan's BreAnne Haslam led all scorers with 18 points, while teammates Kristen Lyons, Shanna Woodruff and Brandi King added 12 points each. The 2A MVP, Valma Cook, led the 2A scoring with eight points, while Annie Judd added six points.

The 3A All-Stars were: BreAnne Haslam, Morgan' Alisha Gudmundson, Logan; Cami Johnson, Morgan; Brandi King, Canyon View; Ashley Gentry, Canyon View; Shanna Woodruff, Wasatch; Tina Twiggs, Pine View; Shala Pitchforth, Emery; Tabby Cummings, Carbon; Liz Bailey, Park City; Alexis Swasey, Emery; Kristen Lyons, Juan Diego; Haylee Holyoak, Snow Canyon. The 3A coaches were Steve Hodson, Canyon View, and Steve Gordon, Emery.

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