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(l-r) Trojans Nikki Dow, Lauren Liebert and Jessica Maglietta hold hands during the National Anthem before Thursday nights D-I semifinals between Kennedy and Oak Ridge High School on February 28, 2013 at the Spanos Center in Stockton, California. -
Kennedy teammates Dalayna Tyler-Scott and Katie Lee before Thursday nights D-I semifinals between Kennedy and Oak Ridge High School on February 28, 2013 at the Spanos Center in Stockton, California. -
The Kennedy girls team huddle before Thursday nights D-I semifinals between Kennedy and Oak Ridge High School on February 28, 2013 at the Spanos Center in Stockton, California. -
Kennedy's Lynette Johnson scores a basket in the first quarter. -
Trojan Haley Anderson brings down a rebound in front of Kennedy's Lynette Johnson in the first quarter. -
Cougers Tiaira Haskell pulls down a rebound in traffic in the second quarter. -
Trojans Jenna Ford scores a basket in the first quarter. -
Oak Ridge head coach Steve White calls timeout in the second quarter. -
Kennedy's Sidney Owens chases down a loose ball in the third quarter. -
Kennedy's Lynette Johnson drives to the basket in the fourth quarter. -
Kennedy's Lynette Johnson puts up a layup past Trojan defender Michelle Barkley in the fourth quarter. -
Kennedy's Katie Lee sprints past Trojan Lauren Liebert in the third quarter. -
Kennedy's Sidney Owens cheers along with the cheerleaders with the Cougars well ahead in the fourth quarter. -
Kennedy's Katie Lee congratulates teammate Lynette Johnson late in the fourth quarter Kennedy's 65 to 42 victory over Oak Ridge on Thursday night. -
A hand full of Kennedy faithful cheer during Thursday nights D-I semifinals. -
The Kennedy girles team celebrates following Kennedy's 65 - 42 victory over Oak Ridge in Thursday nights D-I semifinals between Kennedy and Oak Ridge High School on February 28, 2013 at the Spanos Center in Stockton, California.
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