Boys basketball
REGION 1
DAVIS 57, SYRACUSE 52: Syracuse cut the Davis lead to two with about six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, but the Darts were able to regain composure and carried it through to the end. Davis were also graced by countless trips to the charity stripe. Karter Chisholm and Braden Koelliker combined for total of 25 points.
NORTHRIDGE 57, LAYTON 47: Jacob Bigler had 16 points, including four 3-pointers. Kade Petersen of Layton led all scorers with 23 points. Northridge used tough defense as the main component in the Knights 10 point victory over Layton.
FREMONT 51, WEBER 38: Brock Smith and Rowdy Stucki each scored 12 points, and Fremont handed Weber it's first loss since mid-December and it's first region loss. Weber could not recover from a 9-point deficit at the halftime.
REGION 2
VIEWMONT 63, GRANGER 53: Viewmont outlasted Granger in what was a competitive game throughout. McKay Butler led the Vikings with 15 points, while his teammate Hayden Heath was right behind with 14 of his own. Granger's Mo Valladolid knocked down five 3-point shots on his way to netting a game-high 17 points.
WEST 61, TAYLORSVILLE 49: West could not be stopped coming out of halftime, outscoring Taylorsville 17-7. Gordon Vetas's game high 23 points, including three 3-pointers, led the way for Panthers.
REGION 3
WEST JORDAN 66, COTTONWOOD 36: Jordan Loveridge led three West Jordan players in double-figures with 23 points, as the Jaguars pounded Cottonwood. Jaden Jackson added 16 points while Jordan Pryor scored 14 points.
JORDAN 65, BRIGHTON 63: After a tough regulation game, Jordan came out with the narrow victory in overtime. Ryan Nemelka and Mark Kruger combined for 28 points for the Beetdiggers.
ALTA 48, COPPER HILLS 41: Jarett Anderson netted 18 points, and Alta tore off on a 22-13 fourth quarter run to slip past Copper Hills in region play. Bryson Allen led all scorers with 19 points in the Grizzlies loss.
REGION 4
AMERICAN FORK 62, LEHI 58: American Fork used a 15-8 run in the second quarter to build a comfortable lead, and were able to march to the region win. Zac Hunter led the Cavemen with 18 points, while Quincy Bair added 15 points. Lehi rallied for a 25-17 fourth quarter run in the narrow loss.
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