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Cougars Nifae Lealao jr. makes his way onto the court before Friday nights D-V championship game between Capitol Christian and Brookside Christian on March 1, 2013 at the Sleep Train Arena, in Sacramento, California. -
The Capitol Christian Cougars all wore pink shoes in Friday nights D-V championship game. -
Cougars guard Uchenna Iroebgu does a pre-game dance before Friday nights D-V championship game. -
Capitol Christian's Trey Belton struts off the floor as the Knights call timeout after the Cougars went ahead by 8 in the first quarter. -
The Cougars mascot dances while the Capitol Christian band plays in the first quarter. -
Cougars guard Edward Ware scores is fouled by Knghts Keynon Williams in the second quarter. -
Cougars guard Edward Ware is bumped by teammate #1 Trey Belton after scoring and making a three point play in the second quarter. -
Cougars Trey Belton spins on Knights Nick Payne before hitting a jumpshot in there second quarter. -
A Cougar fan cheers the team in the third quarter in Friday nights D-V championship game between Capitol Christian and Brookside Christian on March 1, 2013 at the Sleep Train Arena, in Sacramento, California. -
Cougars head coach Devon Jones coaches his team up in the third quarter in Friday nights D-V championship game between Capitol Christian and Brookside Christian on March 1, 2013 at the Sleep Train Arena, in Sacramento, California. -
Brookside head coach Adam Lichter urges his team on as the Knights cut the Cougars lead to four in the second half. -
Cougars Matthew Pok gets by Eric DeAnda in the third quarter. -
Cougars Nifae Lealao jr. pulls up the edges of his jersey during Friday nights D-V championship game between Capitol Christian and Brookside Christian on March 1, 2013 at the Sleep Train Arena, in Sacramento, California. -
Jessica Burlin, a junior at Capitol Christian cheers for the Cougars in the fourth quarter in Friday nights D-V championship game between Capitol Christian and Brookside Christian on March 1, 2013 at the Sleep Train Arena, in Sacramento, California. -
Brookside's Treyveon Merriweather and Capitol Christian's Trey Belton battle for a rebound in the fourth quarter. -
Cougars Edward Ware picks up a loose ball after stripping it away from Knights Nick Payne with 23 second left in the fourth quarter. -
Cougars Tyler Jennings is fouled as he attempts a desperation shot with less that a second remaining in the fourth quarter. -
Cougars Tyler Jennings claps after fouled in the act of shooting with less that a second remaining in the fourth quarter. -
Cougars Tyler Jennings shoots and makes a free throw to give the Cougars a 40-39 lead with .7 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter. -
Cougars Tyler Jennings reacts after making a free throw with .7 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter. -
Cougars Trey Belton celebrates in the Cougars 40-39 victory. -
Knights Kenyon Williams cries behind his jersey following the Knights 40-39 loss to Capitol Christian in Friday nights D-V championship game.
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