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Armijo High's girls have a berth in the Northern California Division I basketball tournament locked, but continue their quest for a Sac-Joaquin Section championship. The fifth-seeded Indians will put their 24-5 record on the line in the section semifinals against top-seeded St. Francis, of Sacramento. Armijo advanced to next week's showdown by traveling south and trouncing No. 4 seed Turlock, 67-43, on Thursday night. The victory extends the Indians winning streak to 16 games. St. Francis stormed past ninth-seeded McNair, 75-28, in the second round. The 23-6 Troubadors have won eight of their last nine as they prepare to test Armijo in the section semifinals on Wednesday in the Spanos Center at the University of Pacific in Stockton. In other Division I girls action on Thursday, No. 3 Oak Ridge beat 11th-seeded Pleasant Grove, of Elk Grove, 58-51. Lincoln, of Stockton, downed Kennedy, of Sacramento, 54-33. Oak Ridge will battle Lincoln on Wednesday. Start times for Wednesday's section semifinals have yet to be determined. Wednesday's semifinal winners advance to the Sac-Joaquin Section championship March 5 at 6:30 p.m. at Arco Arena in Sacramento. The expansion of the Northern California tournament field means that all four semifinalists will play for the California Interscholastic Federation championship beginning March 8.  Marshanique Hall, Armijo's gifted point guard, paced the Indians with 13 points in the blowout victory over Turlock. Talented post player Melaya Gaines scored 10 points and pulled down 24 rebounds as the Indians rolled into the semifinals.  Chloe Dawkins scored 13 points and Justice Kroon-Robinson 12 for Armijo. Armijo's defense sparkled once again. Turlock's leading scorer Camille Roberts entered the contest averaging 15.1 points per game, but the 5-foot-8 point guard was held to just five points by the Indians. The defeat snapped Turlock's four-game winning streak.

Armijo High’s girls have a berth in the Northern California Division I basketball tournament locked, but continue their quest for a Sac-Joaquin Section championship.

The fifth-seeded Indians will put their 24-5 record on the line in the section semifinals against top-seeded St. Francis, of Sacramento. Armijo advanced to next week’s showdown by traveling south and trouncing No. 4 seed Turlock, 67-43, on Thursday night. The victory extends the Indians winning streak to 16 games.

St. Francis stormed past ninth-seeded McNair, 75-28, in the second round. The 23-6 Troubadors have won eight of their last nine as they prepare to test Armijo in the section semifinals on Wednesday in the Spanos Center at the University of Pacific in Stockton. In other Division I girls action on Thursday, No. 3 Oak Ridge beat 11th-seeded Pleasant Grove, of Elk Grove, 58-51. Lincoln, of Stockton, downed Kennedy, of Sacramento, 54-33. Oak Ridge will battle Lincoln on Wednesday.

Start times for Wednesday’s section semifinals have yet to be determined. Wednesday’s semifinal winners advance to the Sac-Joaquin Section championship March 5 at 6:30 p.m. at Arco Arena in Sacramento. The expansion of the Northern California tournament field means that all four semifinalists will play for the California Interscholastic Federation championship beginning March 8.

Marshanique Hall, Armijo’s gifted point guard, paced the Indians with 13 points in the blowout victory over Turlock. Talented post player Melaya Gaines scored 10 points and pulled down 24 rebounds as the Indians rolled into the semifinals.  Chloe Dawkins scored 13 points and Justice Kroon-Robinson 12 for Armijo.

Armijo’s defense sparkled once again. Turlock’s leading scorer Camille Roberts entered the contest averaging 15.1 points per game, but the 5-foot-8 point guard was held to just five points by the Indians. The defeat snapped Turlock’s four-game winning streak.

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Indians will meet top-seeded Troubadors in section basketball semifinals