Parkview falls to Summit Christian in state semifinals
COLUMBIA, Mo–At the Missouri state high school basketball tournament, the Parkview Vikings took on Summit Christian out of the Kansas City area in a Class 5 boys semifinal.
It's been 44 years since the Vikings have been to a Final Four.
And great start for the Vikings, Khasey Highley with the three and the foul, it was 18-14 Parkview.
Then in the second quarter, Carlitos Sanchez with the hoop, 24-22 Vikings.
Parkview led by four at the half.
Summit Christian stormed back in the third quarter, Grady Ellerman with the three, and it's 49-39 Eagles.
Ellerman is a freshman, and was hitting from three point land in the fourth quarter.
He finished with 23 points and Summit Christian beats Parkview 69-60.
The Vikings will play Westminster for third place Thursday.
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