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Archbishop Mitty High School's Aaron Gordon (32) shoots over Mater Dei High School's Andrew Tisdale (24) and Mater Dei High School's James McGee (40) during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. Mater Dei won the game 50-45. -
Mater Dei High School's head coach Gary McKnight during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's Connor Peterson (3) drives around Mater Dei High School's Chris Nealey (2) during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's Connor Peterson (3) shoots against Mater Dei High School's M.J. Cage (35) during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's head coach Tim Kennedy looks at the scoreboard during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's Aaron Gordon (32), left reaches for a loose ball during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Mater Dei High School's Stanley Johnson (C) (41), left, and Mater Dei High School's Jordan Strawberry (C) (34)grapple for a rebound during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Mater Dei High School's Stanley Johnson (C) (41) gets a rebound during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's Connor Peterson (3) and Mater Dei High School's Stanley Johnson (C) (41) chase a loose ball during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's Connor Peterson (3) takes an elbow to the chin from Mater Dei High School's Stanley Johnson (C) (41) during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's Davis Messer (21), left and Archbishop Mitty High School's Brandon Farrell (25) swarm Mater Dei High School's Jordan Strawberry (C) (34) during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Mater Dei High School's Stanley Johnson (C) (41) pulls down a rebopund during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's Aaron Gordon (32) loses the ball during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School fans Michael Lehr, left, and Marquel Love cheer during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game between Archbishop Mitty of San Jose, and Mater Dei of Santa Ana at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's Davis Messer (21) shoots over Mater Dei High School's James McGee (40) during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game between Archbishop Mitty of San Jose, and Mater Dei of Santa Ana at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
The Mater Dei High School basketball team celebrates after winning the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game between Archbishop Mitty of San Jose, and Mater Dei of Santa Ana at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. Mater Dei won the game 50-45. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's Connor Peterson (3), left reacts after losing during the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game between Archbishop Mitty of San Jose, and Mater Dei of Santa Ana at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. Mater Dei won the game 50-45. -
Mater Dei High School's Jordan Strawberry (C) (34), left, and Elijah Brown (C) (4) react after winning the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game between Archbishop Mitty of San Jose, and Mater Dei of Santa Ana at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. -
Archbishop Mitty High School's Aaron Gordon (32) looks back through the exit tunnel as Mater Dei celebrates winning the first CIF State Open Division boys championship game between Archbishop Mitty of San Jose, and Mater Dei of Santa Ana at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento on Saturday, March 23, 2013. Mater Dei won the game 50-45.
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