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Panthers Rhianna Jackson (32) , left, and Daijah Joe-smith (20) , right, put he defense on Vikings Claire Donnelly (13) during competition between the Florin High School Panthers and the Montgomery High School Vikings of Santa Rosa at the 2013 NorCal Div-II quarterfinals at Florin High School in Sacramento, Ca. on Saturday, March 9, 2013. Florin won 41-37. -
Panthers Daijah Joe-smith (20) loses the ball under the tough defense of Vikings Chantal Evett (10) in the second half. -
Panthers head coach Larry Price signals in a play in the second half. -
Panthers Dalayna Sampton (24) goes up for a basket while defended by Vikings Claire Donnelly (13). -
Panthers head coach Larry Price talks to Panthers Dalayna Sampton (24) during a break in the action. -
Panthers head coach Larry Price makes a strong point during a timeout in the first half. -
Panthers Deja Conger (23) defends in the paint in the second half. -
Panthers head coach Larry Price talks to his team during a timeout in the second half. -
Panthers Dalayna Sampton (24) , who scored 18 points signals two more games - as in two more games to the state final. They beat the Montgomery High School Vikings of Santa Rosa 41-37 at the 2013 NorCal Div-II quarterfinals at Florin High School in Sacramento, Ca. on Saturday, March 9, 2013.
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