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Sheldon's Antonio Lewis scores two points in the first quarter in Wednesday nights D-I semifinals between Sheldon and Bethel High School on February 27, 2013 at the Sleep train Arena in Sacramento.. -
Sheldon's Antonio Lewis scores two points in the second quarter ahead of Bethel defender Noah Wellington. -
Sheldon's D'Erryl Williams dunks a ball for two points in the second quarter. -
Bethel's Akeem Wallace saves a ball from going out of bounds in the second quarter. -
Sheldon;s Dakari Allen slaps a ball away from Bethel's Akeem Wallace in the second quarter. -
Sheldon's Darin Johnson defense forces Bethel's Edward Moore to change his shot in the first quarter. -
Sheldon's D'Erryl Williams dunks a ball for two points in the first quarter. -
Bethel guard Akeem Wallace puts up a lay up for two points in the second quarter. -
Sheldon's D'Erryl Williams and Bethel's Edward Moore battle for a loose ball in the second quarter. -
Bethel head coach Dwayne Jones watches as his team was down by double digits in the second quarte. -
Sheldon's Antonio Lewis is pressured in the fourth quarter by Bethel's Malcolm Daniels. -
Sheldon's D'Erryl Williams defends the shot of Noah Wellington of the Jaguars in the fourth quarter. -
Sheldon's Dakari Allen reacts after called for his fifth foul in the second half. -
Sheldon's D'Erryl Williams steals a ball from Bethel's Noah Wellington in the fourth quarter. -
Sheldon head coach Joey Rollins watches the final minute of play in the fourth quarter. -
Bethel's Noah Wellington and the Jaguars comeback fell short in Wednesday nights D-I semifinal.
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