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Sacramento High head coach Derek Swafford talks to his team before they take the floor in Wednesday nights D-Il semifinals between Sacramento and Grant High School on February 27, 2013 at the Sleep train Arena in Sacramento. -
Dragon center Devin Young waits to be introduced before Wednesday nights D-Il semifinals between Sacramento and Grant High School. -
Grant's Malek Mitschem is called for the charge in the first period as he goes through Dragon defender Aaron Cameron in the first quarter. -
Sacramento High cheerleaders were spirited in Wednesday nights D-Il semifinals between Sacramento and Grant High School on February 27, 2013 at the Sleep train Arena in Sacramento. -
Grant's De'Sean Parsons starts the Pacers fast break in the second quarter. -
Grant's De'Sean Parsons reacts after picking up his second foul in the second quarter. -
Dragons center Devin Young fouls Pacer Jordon Echols while trying to steal a pass in the second quarter. -
The Pacer dance team performs during Wednesday nights D-Il semifinals between Sacramento and Grant High School on February 27, 2013 at the Sleep train Arena in Sacramento. -
Grant's De'Sean Parsons and head coach Deonard Wilson talk in the second quarter. -
Grant players Kameron Bradley and Donovan Brown (rt) wait to enter the game in the second quarter. -
Grant's De'Sean Parsons lays a ball up for two points in the third quarter. -
Grant's De'Sean Parsons lays a ball up for two of a game high 26 points in the third quarter. -
Pacer guard Malek Mitschem gets past Dragon defenders James Hadnot and Devin Young in the third quarter. -
Grant's De'Sean Parsons and Dragons James Hadnot chase down a rebound in the fourth quarter. -
Grant's Donovan Brown defends Dragons Christian Terrell in the third quarter. -
Pacer head coach Deonard Wilson talks to his team in the fourth quarter. -
Grant pressured the Dragons throughout the second half in the Pacers 72-69 victory. -
Pacer fans cheer for the team in the fourth quarter in Wednesday nights game. -
Grant's De'Sean Parsons lets out a scream after a dunk off a fast break late in the fourth quarter. -
Dragons Joseph Barns has the ball taken away by Grant's Malek Mitschem in the fourth quarter. -
Sacramento High cheerleaders and fans watch the final minute of play. -
Grant's Willie Tatum sat out the fourth quarter after taking a elbow to the head. -
Dragons James Hadnot is fouled attempting a three point shot by Pacer Donovan Brown with five seconds remaining in the game and the Dragons down by three points. -
Dragons James Hadnot is helped up near court by teammates after being fouled attempting a three point shot by Pacer Donovan Brown with five seconds remaining in the game. -
Pacer Jordon Echols try's to save a ball from going out of play in the fourth quarter. -
Sacramento High coach Derek Swafford embraces Grant's De'Sean Parsons following Wednesday nights game. -
Dragon players leave the floor following the 72-69 loss to the Grant Pacers. -
Grant's DeSean Parsons is mobbed by the Grant student body following the Pacers 72-69 victory over Sacramento High in Wednesday nights D-Il semifinals on February 27, 2013 at the Sleep train Arena in Sacramento..
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