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High School Hoops Picks: State Tournament

By Ray Brewer, Case Keefer

Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011 | 11 p.m.

Note: Check back Thursday night for our state championship prediction. We will update this page when the matchup becomes official.

Brewer's Picks
Last Week:
12-2

Season:
62-32

Brewer vs. Keefer

Las Vegas Sun reporters Ray Brewer and
Case Keefer attempt to pick
the winning team from prep contests
across the Las Vegas area.

Keefer's Picks
Last Week:
10-4

Season:
69-25

I've said it all year: Canyon Springs is the lone team that can dethrone Gorman.
Canyon Springs 83, Sierra Vista 69

Sierra Vista
at
Canyon Springs

Canyon Springs is the hungriest, most focused team left in the state tournament.
Canyon Springs 79, Sierra Vista 70

Bishop Manogue will present a legit threat to the defending state champs. But the Reno school simply doesn’t have enough weapons to stay competitive.
Gorman 85, Manogue 62

Bishop Manogue
at
Bishop Gorman

Congratulations to Bishop Manogue for being the best team in the North. Nothing positive will come out of this game for the Miners.
Gorman 85, Manogue 55

Canyon Springs is a team of destiny. And, Bishop Manogue already feels like it won the state title following its upset of Gorman.
Canyon Springs 62, Bishop Manogue 56

Bishop Manogue
at
Canyon Springs

No more underestimating Bishop Manogue for me. This should be a great game, but I can't pick against the Pioneers and prime time performing extraordinaire Trey Evans.
Canyon Springs 65, Bishop Manogue 64

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