Anchorage Christian and Barrow clashed in both of Saturday's championship games at the Lime Solar/Pepsi Invitational basketball tournament, and both schools left with titles.
ACS knocked off Barrow in the boys title game 73-66 and Barrow romped past ACS 65-44 in the girls title game.
Danilo Guzman poured in 35 points to lift Anchorage Christian past defending champion Barrow.
Guzman and Orlando Lozano combined for 19 points in the fourth quarter to help the Lions pull away by outscoring Barrow 24-18. Guzman scored 12 and Lozano dropped in seven.
Tournament MVP Travis Adams, who fouled out late in the game, and Anthony Fruean each scored 14 points for Barrow.
In the girls championship, Kuutuuq Danner and Milya Wright scored 14 points apiece to spark Barrow.
The Whalers raced to a 20-12 first-quarter lead behind seven points from Alaina Wolgemuth. They led 36-19 at the half.
Jordan Todd's 10 points topped Anchorage Christian.
In Saturday's other girls games, Sitka claimed third place with a 40-36 win over Point Hope, Bethel edged Kotzebue 44-43 to take fourth place and Valdez trounced Lumen Christi 55-18 to take seventh place.
Balanced scoring carried Sitka, which was led by Alex Kirby's 13 points. Bridgett Oviok scored 22 points for Point Hope.
In the fourth-place game, Ashley Mute hit the game-winning shot and Katie Crow scored 15 points to power Bethel past Kotzebue. The Huskies made things close by outscoring Bethel 15-9 in the fourth quarter.
In its win over Lumen Christi, Valdez got 24 points from Bobbi Mott.
In Saturday's other boys games, Bethel claimed third place by beating Kotzebue 45-23, Valdez rocked Sitka 76-53 to take fourth place and Point Hope took seventh place with a 62-19 win over Lumen Christi.
Bethel took control of Kotzebue early. Clevon Constantine scored nine of his 11 points in the first half to help the Warriors to a 28-13 halftime lead.
Valdez stopped Sitka behind 18 points apiece from Bennett Hinkle and Seth Auble. Sitka got 21 points from Mario Vidad.
In the seventh-place game, Mario Casados dropped in 15 points to lead Point Hope.
Saturday's results
Boys
ACS 73, Barrow 66, championship
Bethel 45, Kotzebue 23, 3rd place
Valdez 76, Sitka 53, 4th place
Point Hope 62, Lumen Christi 19, 7th place
Girls
Barrow 65, ACS 44, championship
Sitka 40, Point Hope 36, 3rd place
Bethel 44, Kotzebue 43, 4th place
Valdez 55, Lumen Christi 18, 7th place
All-tournament team
Girls
MVP — Bobbi Mott, Valdez
Bridgette Oviok, Tikigaq
Rose Mongoyak, Barrow
Alaina Wolgemuth, Barrow
Kuutuuq Danner, Barrow
Courtney Williams, Bethel
Destiny Reimers, ACS
Jordan Todd, ACS
Jordyn Lane, Point Hope
Alanna Conway, Kotzebue
Zoey Krupa, Sitka
Boys
MVP — Travis Adams, Barrow
Jayvin Williams. Bethel
Jalen Freeman, Valdez
Bennett Hinkle, Valdez
Roy Henry-Snow, Barrow
Bish Gallahorn, Kotzebue
Brett Dickerson, ACS
Seth Auble, Valdez
Clevon Constantine, Bethel
Tye Ramoth, Kotzebue
Danilo Guzman, ACS
Rally the Regions all-tourney teams
Stewart Conn of Petersburg and Rylie Lyons of Bristol Bay were named the Most Valuable Teammates at the conclusion of the 16-team Rally the Regions Hardwood Classic basketball tournament at Begich Middle School.
All-tournament awards were determined by a vote of the players Friday, the final day of the small-school tournament.
Girls
Most Valuable Teammate — Rylie Lyons, Bristol Bay. Outstanding Servant Leader — Anna Hansen, Bristol Bay. Total Effort — Emma Chase, Petersburg. Best Attitude — Riley Butler, Cordova. Student Athlete (as determined by GPA) — Jewel Wilson, Unalakleet (4.0).
Boys
Most Valuable Teammate — Stewart Conn, Petersburg. Outstanding Servant Leader — Carter Price, Unalaska. Total Effort — Taylor Harvey, Unalakleet. Best Attitude — Arctic Ivanoff, Unalakleet. Student Athlete (as determined by GPA) — Andrew Muma, Cordova (4.06)