On the 2nd of March, 2024, the 6A boys basketball tournament in Salt Lake City culminated in an exhilarating finale as the Lehi Pioneers emerged victorious over the Corner Canyon Chargers with a final score of 78-67 at the Huntsman Center. Dusty Litster and Dane Stewart from KSL Sports Rewind presented an extensive summary of the championship game, conducting interviews with key players Cooper Lewis and Easton Hawkins, as well as head coach Quincy Lewis.
In a remarkable display, Lewis spearheaded the Lehi team with an impressive 30 points in the state championship game. Hawkins also made a significant contribution with 23 points and 8 rebounds, while Gabe Cowan added 13 points and Cooper Lewis added 10 points and 6 rebounds. The team’s hard-fought victory was a testament to their skill and determination.
For those interested in viewing the complete interviews and recap, a video is available at the top of the story on the KSL Sports Rewind platform.
Dusty Litster and Dane Stewart have been committed to covering Utah High School Sports since 2005. Dane is the lead play-by-play commentator for the weekly KSL Sports Rewind Game of the Week, while Dusty hosts the KSL Sports Friday Night Red Zone. Together, they anchor KSL Sports Rewind, providing the most comprehensive high school sports coverage in Utah.
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In conclusion, the Lehi Pioneers’ triumph at the 6A boys basketball championship was a thrilling and hard-earned victory. Their resilience and skill were evident, and their success on the court is certain to inspire aspiring young athletes across Utah. Congratulations to the Lehi Pioneers for a commendable performance!