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The Sacramento varsity team warms up before taking the floor before Thursday nights D-Il semifinals between Sacramento and Del Oro High School on February 28, 2013 at the Spanos Center in Stockton, California. -
Sacramento High assistant coach Alex Van Dyke leads the team in warmups before Thursday nights game. -
The Del Oro girls team prepares to take the floor before Thursday nights game. -
Zonyia Cormier leads the team in cheer during warmups before Thursday nights game. -
The Del Oro girls team breaks a huddle before Thursday nights game. -
Del Oro's Lauren Heyn grabs a rebound over Dragon Chaya Durr in the first quarter in Thursday nights D-Il semifinals game. -
Dragon Ayanna Edwards takes a rebound in front of Del Oro's Lauren Heyn in the first quarter. -
Dragon Chaya Durr drives through defenders in the second quarter. -
Del Oro's Alex Jenkins looks for an open teammate after picking up a loose ball in front of Dragon Alana Myers the first quarter. -
Dragon head coach Michele Massari cheers on her team in the second quarter. -
Del Oro's Brianna Ruiz slides a bounce pass past Allie Green of the Dragons in the second quarter. -
Pressing defense by Allie Green and Zonyia Cormier (rt) forced Cami Brening to double dribble in the second quarter. -
Golden Eagle head coach Mike Takayama talks to his team in the second quarter. -
Dragon Aliceah Hernandez hits a three point shot in the second quarter. -
Del Oro's Brianna Ruiz brings the ball down the floor in the second quarter. -
Del Oro's Brianna Ruiz swings around Dragon Zonyia Cormier in in the third quarter. -
Del Oro's Mia Maglinte is called for the offensive foul after pushing off on Dragon Allie Green in the second quarter. -
Sac Highs Breanna Garrett is fouled by Del Oro's Mia Maglinte in the third quarter. -
Dragon Andrea Butler defends Courtney Hirota in the fourth quarter. -
Dragon Ayanna Edwards is all smiles after being removed from the game in the fourth quarter. -
Dragon Ayanna Edwards and Allie Green (rt) cheer on their team in the final second of Dragons 52-31 victory over Delo Oro in Thursday nights D-Il semifinals between Sacramento and Del Oro High School on February 28, 2013 at the Spanos Center in Stockton, California.
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