DES MOINES — The West Des Moines Valley girls basketball team won the Class 5A championship over Southeast Polk on Friday, 65-60, in the Iowa High School Girls State Basketball Tournament.

Senior Zoe Young finished with a game-high 23 points and was 8-for-19 from the field for the Tigers (20-5), while Valley sophomore Shea Fuller finished just behind with 22 points, including a 6-for-8 mark from behind the 3-point line. Young was named the captain of the all-tournament team, and Fuller also earned an all-tournament selection.

Rams sophomore Grace Larkins led the team with 17 points, while Liza Sutten and Maggie McGraw each had 13. Larkins and McGraw were both selected to the all-tournament team.

CLASS 3A

Center Point-Urbana 54, North Polk 36

Center Point-Urbana capped an impressive run through the Class 3A bracket with a 54-36 win over top-seeded and top-ranked North Polk on Friday in the championship game.

Adrianna Katcher finished with 16 points, nine rebounds and six assists to pace the Stormin’ Pointers (24-2) and she was named the captain of the 3A all-tournament team. Ryley Goebel also reached double figures with 12 points, giving her double-digit scoring in all three conference games. Goebel also had two steals, which gave her the 3A tournament record with 17 total steals. She was also selected to the all-tournament team.

CPU beat all three West Marshall, Des Moines Christian and North Polk by at least 18 points on its way to its first state title since 1995.

Jaedon Murphy led the Comets (23-3) with 17 points and she was the only scorer in double figures. North Polk leading scorer Maggie Phipps finished with seven points as she shot 2-for-11 from the floor.

CLASS 4A

North Scott 50, Marion 49

Marion was the only returning state champion in the state tournament field, but its bid for a second-straight title came up a point shy as North Scott took a 50-49 victory for its second state title in the last three years.

The Lancers beat the Indians 50-42 in overtime two years ago for their first state title in program history, and they won the rematch on Saturday thanks to a Brooke Corson 3-pointer with 39 seconds remaining. While Corson hit the game-winner, it was Grace Boffeli was the star throughout the game as she paced North Scott (22-3) with 24 points and eight rebounds.

Samantha Scott was second for the Lancers with nine points, while Corson and Presley Case both had six. Boffeli was the 4A all-tournament team captain, and she was joined by teammate Chloe Engelkes.

Kayba Laube had 18 points to lead Marion (23-2), followed by Riley Wright with 12 points and Randi Wright with 10. Laube and Riley were both named to the all-tournament team.

CLASS 2A

Treynor 48, Grundy Center 30

The Grundy Center girls basketball team hadn’t suffered a loss all season and rolled into the Class 2A state championship with a 24-0 record, but the Spartans’ only blemish would come on Saturday night in the form of a 48-30 loss to Treynor in the title game.

The Cardinals (26-1) won their first state title since 1994 while Grundy Center (24-1) came up a game short of a state championship for a second-straight season.

The Spartans entered the fourth quarter down 31-23, but a basket by Brooke Flater made it a six-point Treynor advantage with 6:15 remaining. The Cardinals would finish the game on a 17-5 run to run away and hide from Grundy Center.

Konnor Sudmann had 17 points and six rebounds to lead Treynor, and she was named the 2A all-tournament team captain. Mandy Stogdill and Kayla Chapman each contributed nine points for the Cardinals, and Chapman was also named to the all-tournament team.

Grundy Center leading scorer Hailey Wallis struggled in her final game for the Spartans, going 2-for-10 from the floor for seven points after dropping 25 in the state semifinals against defending-champion Cascade. Wallis was still named to the all-tournament team.

Kylie Willis led Grundy Center with eight points, while Brooke Flater had six points and a game-high eight rebounds. As a team, the Spartans shot 28.6 percent from the floor and 11.8 percent from the 3-point line.

CLASS 1A

Newell-Fonda 76, West Hancock 52

The Newell-Fonda girls basketball team completed the perfect season on Saturday by wrapping up the Iowa High School Girls State Tournament with a 76-52 win over West Hancock in the 1A title game.

The Mustangs (27-0) entered the state tournament as the lone unbeaten team in the 1A field, and they end the season as the only undefeated team in the entire state. After the first quarter, Newell-Fonda had a 24-14 lead, which only continued to grow throughout the game.

Megan Morenz had 19 points and shot 9-for-13 from the floor to pace the Mustangs, while Olivia Larsen had 17 points and Macy Sievers had 13. Larsen was named the 1A all-tournament team captain and Sievers was also selected to the squad.

Rachel Leerar had a game-high 22 points for the Eagles (25-2) and Amanda Chizek had a double-double of 14 points and 14 rebounds. Both girls were named to the all-tournament team.