Final result
South River High School defeated Oakland Mills High School 56–45 — margin of 11.
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The South River Seahawks became the last team standing in winning 45-56 against a tired out Oakland Mill in the state championship. Starting in the first quarter, both teams remained very close in a low scoring start, with both teams primarily focusing on shooting 3-pointers. Number 11 Destiny Macharia would score the most points in the 1st, scoring 5 points. The quarter ended with a 11-11 tie score. Heading into the last quarter of the first half, Oklahoma hills was seen as the stronger team offensively and defensively. Oklahoma hills was able to drive into paint much more stronger and scored multiple layups, along with being able to score three pointers. South River wasn’t able to stop with the personal fouls on Oklahoma, leading to Oklahoma possessing the ball more. The first half ended 27-21 with Oklahoma leading. Fuel was entered into South River entering the second half, as South River started to slowly make their way up in keeping the score close. Number 32 Kiera West started to dominate, two three pointers and with the help of number 33 Raegan Ogle. The quarter ended 40-35 with a small lead for Oklahoma hill. The 4th quarter started showing signs of Oklahoma hill starting to get tired out from the long time of minutes, with around four starters reaching the 30 minute mark compared to south rivers 20 min starters. Ogle and West would later tie the game 43-43. Oklahoma players started to struggle from getting layups and started becoming inaccurate in 3 pointers. This would lead to South River to go on a 13-0 run, hitting 8-13 FG with a 41.8%. Oklahoma was only able to hit one layup but only after the strong lead from South River. The clock ticked down in naming the Seahawks State champions. The Seahawks had overcome several ACL injuries within the team and had claimed the state championship trophy.