Grantsville senior Ashlee Edwards (2) handles the ball in the open court during a state tournament game in Price. 
Stansbury’s Sarah Gatluak (13) puts up a shot during a Region 10 home game against Ogden.
Tooele’s Natalee Bevan tries to get a shot off as Stansbury’s Kayla Alvey gives chase during a game at Stansbury High School.
Stansbury’s Epa Tia goes through an Ogden defender during a Region 10 home game.
Grantsville senior Laura Sandberg takes a look at the rim during a state tournament game in Price against Summit Academy.
Tooele’s Aysha Lewis drives to the basket during a Region 10 road game against county rival Stansbury.
Grantsville’s Maison White (24) battles for position during a state tournament game against Summit Academy.
Stansbury’s Ainsley Thurber goes up for a layup during a home game against Ogden.
Stansbury’s Kayla Alvey (5) handles the ball during a home game against Ogden.
Tooele’s Emma Higley shoots a 3-pointer as Stansbury’s Kayla Alvey (5) closes in on her during a game at Stansbury High School. 
Grantsville’s Maile Bartley gets congratulations from her teammates on the bench during a state tournament game.
Tooele’s Breanna Beer (21) takes a shot during a home game against Cedar Valley.
ooele’s Alivia Cluff puts up a shot during a Region 10 home game against Cedar Valley.
Grantsville’s Hillary Cloward looks for a way around Summit Academy’s defense during a state tournament game.
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Loading...Tooele Valley’s three high school girls basketball teams all experienced their fair share of success during the 2019-20 season, with the Grantsville girls adding to their impressive legacy in the Class 3A state tournament.
For the third year in a row, the Cowboys found themselves playing on the final day of the tournament, ending up with a fourth-place finish. That adds to a second-place finish in 2019 and a third-place effort in 2018. Stansbury’s girls earned a first-round bye in the Class 4A state tournament after an impressive 13-9 season under first-year coach Brittany Davies, and Tooele battled through injuries and inexperience to finish fifth in Region 10 before losing a hard-fought game in the first round of the postseason.
All three teams will have plenty of talent returning when the 2020-21 season tips off, making for an exciting future for Tooele County basketball.
