The result was a 46-42 win over top-seeded Copper Hills in the girls 6A championship to reel in the program’s fourth straight title.

The 6A girls state championship rematch between Lone Peak and Copper Hills matched the hype, but the result was the same in the end.

As the final seconds ticked off the clock in Wednesday’s 6A girls basketball semifinal between No. 7-seed Lone Peak and No. 6-seed Davis at the Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City, one look at Knight junior Lave Holdcraft’s face told the whole story.

Lone Peak looked every bit the part of a team seeking a fourth-straight state championship in Wednesday’s 6A semifinals at the University of Utah. It jumped out fast, building a double-digit lead in the first half, and then locked things down defensively in the second en route to an emphatic 66-48 victory over Davis.

Kennedy Woolston had 12 points as three-time defending champion Lone Peak advanced to the championship game against Copper Hills for the second straight year.