LOCAL GLANCE (Feb. 2): Girls basketball, boys basketball

PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL

Gila Ridge upsets Lake Havasu

Nadine Gil hit a 3-point shot at the end of the third quarter as the Gila Ridge girls basketball team topped Lake Havasu 37-36 on Friday.

The teams played a one-point game in Yuma earlier this year, won by the Knights. Havasu entered the game ninth in Division I Section I power points, just behind Kofa. The top eight teams in the section advance to the section tournament. Brackets will be announced Sunday.

Allison Weller had 10 points and 10 rebounds, while Teigan Struck had eight.

The Hawks were up six at half but were trailing in the third until Gil hit her 3-pointer. Late in the game, the Hawks tried to inbound the ball and throw it the length of the court. It was swatted down, and the Knights chased it down but missed their shot at the buzzer.

Yuma High wins second straight

After going winless until this week, the Yuma High girls basketball team closed the season with two straight wins, beating Mohave 44-35.

Janeana Kosterlistky scored a season-high 20, while Emmalee Nitelet and Michelle Watson scored seven each for the Criminals.

PREP BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawks close with win

Eight players scored for Gila Ridge Friday in a 46-41 home win against Lake Havasu in the season finale for the Hawks.

Marcus Weeks led the Hawks with nine points.

Raiders take care of Kings

Brett Boyer scored 13 points and grabbed eight rebounds as Cibola beat Kofa 62-49.

The Raiders led 52-26 heading into the third quarter. Jordan Mitchell had 11 points, six rebounds and five assists for Cibola. T.J. Smith and Isaiah Brown each had 10 for the Raiders, while Isaac Coronado had 18 for the Kings.

Parker dispatches Antelope

Parker handed Antelope a 79-31 defeat on Friday.

Ramon Alcala scored 12 points and Fernando Yanez had seven for the Rams.