BOULDER, Colo.—Renae Waters scored 15 points and Sarah Hix added 14 as the Broomfield Eagles cruised to a 59-32 victory over the Conifer Lobos Wednesday night in the girls Class 4A state semifinals.
Broomfield (26-1), a Northern League team which has won 23 in a row, will attempt to win its fourth straight state championship when the Eagles play the Longmont Trojans at the CU Events Center on Friday night.
The top-seeded Eagles trailed once, 2-0 just under 2 minutes into the game. They led 10-5 after the first quarter, 31-14 at the break and 52-21 after the third period.
Conifer (25-2), a No. 2 seed from the Jefferson County League which had won its last 10 games, shot a miserable 18 percent from the field to Broomfield’s 45 percent.
Katie Nehf scored 10 points for Broomfield, while Conifer’s Alison Gorrell posted 14 to round out the double-figure scorers.
