As anticipated, the game began and finished in a dog fight. The Shockers were led by 5-foot-8 Sanger guard, Reagan Miller who knocked in a two three's and finished with 16 points. Teammate, post player, Maya Adetula contributed 14 points while going 10-10 from the free throw line.

The Sooners were led by 2010, 5-foot-11 Flower Mound Marcus prospect, Raven Short. Short finished with 13 points and Carmen Holcombe (Plano West) also in double figures totaled 10 points.

It was all G-Force as they started the game off on an 18-2 run. The G-force had a commanding lead at half, managing to put in 43 points and holding the Prospects to 19.

Four G-Force players finished with double figures. Both Michelle Rosewell and Lauren Leet had 16 points a piece and Taylor Vincent added 12 and Caitlin Barrett finished with 11.

Texas Top Prospects' Alexis Kelley (Skyline, 6-foot-2) led all scorers in the game with 19 points.

In the championship game, the Texas Heat from out east had both of their squads representing. The Heat TA is coached by Tommy Aldridge and his son Lance coaches the STS group.

Tom Aldridge is also the head girls' coach of Longview high school for 30 plus years. He wants to give back to basketball by helping girls gather interest to play at the next level.

"We started back in 1993 and we are stuck in the Piney woods and our program doesn't turn anyone away," said Aldridge. "We try to get everyone involved. We would like to have seven or eight teams. There is quite a bit of talent out east and they may not all be division 1, but they can play d-II, JuCo. Our goal is to get these players to college, and they are 1A, 2A, and 3A girls. They are all small school girls but they have talent and can play."

Jamie Manis 3

Meagan Wilson 15

Kacie Byford 3

Hillary Shaffer 9

Payton Hooten 10

Chelsea Leeder 6

Taylor Haney 7

Megan Owen 8

Ashley Ricci 4

Britney Bell 1

Ally Covalt 7

Reagan Humphrey 6

Christian Hatten 4

Klasshey Williams 12

In the second half of play, the Storm trailed 25-7, but made and impressive comeback to make the game competitive. Having already beaten the Sparks Purple group in pool play, the Storm tried to inch closer and had cut in to the lead to trail only by single digits. But in the end, the Sparks took care of the ball and the victory.

Tory Jacobs 12

Destynee James 6

Alisha Spearman 16

Dee Hamonds 2

Erin Slater 3

Channing Taylor 5

Danielle Turco 2

Shelby Hill 18

Michelle Gren 2

Jennifer Bennett 4

Sara Olbeter 2

#23 3

Re'Nikia Meshack 4

Shanovia Gamblin 8

Tyanna Greer 9

Alysse Barlow 8

Carley Russell 4

Brianna Walker 13

Katelynn Threats 6

Kaylon Garner 11

Tori Barnes 4

Shambreka Jones 12

Jakena Johnson 16

Dashin Hurst 12

InChantyice Johnson 4

Knadyna Morris 2

Jessica Moss 2

Shanola Chalmers 2