With the NCAA championships wrapping up and the WNBA draft occurring, it's easy to forget all the great state high school championships that went on this past month. From Colorado's Highlands Ranch High to Arkansas' Guy-Perkins High, we've got a lot of champions to tell you about.

Gballmag.com checked around the country and came up with these state championship results:

Alabama
1A: Notasulga 62, Autaugaville 50
2A: Red Bay 51, Pisgah 46
3A: Nanceville 60, Lauderdale 43
4A: Andalusia 45, North Jackson 39
5A: Boaz 81, B.C. Rain 76
6A: Hoover 42, Decatur 40

Arkansas
A: Guy-Perkins 60, Rural Special 58
AA: Palestine-Wheatley 72, Riverside 48
AAA: Ozark 62, Valley View 52
AAAA: Harrison 89, Marianna Lee 61
AAAAA: FS Northside 45, FS Southside 38

California
I: Narbonne Harbor City 48, Berkeley 45
II: Hanford 64, Amador Valley Plesanton 56 III: Bishop Montgomery Torrance 48, Sacred Heart Cathedral San Francisco 38
IV: The Bishop School, La Jolla 59, St. Mary's Stockton 54
V: LaJolla Country Day 69, Redwood Christian San Lorenzo 57

Colorado
The Highlands Ranch girls' basketball team finished where it began the season: as the champion. It was the second year in a row that the Falcons reigned over the Class 5A championship. Led by All-Americans Katy Flecky and Ann Strother, Highlands Ranch defeated Doherty 53-44 for its second straight championship crown. Flecky, headed for NCAA champion Notre Dame, scored 23 points and pulled down seven rebounds, while Strother pumped in 15 points and grabbed eight boards. Highlands Ranch became only the second school to win consecutive titles in the five-year history of the 64-team, big school bracket.

Other Colorado state championship games:
4A: Mullen 46, Widefield 36
3A: Platte Valey 44, Eaton 34
2A West Grand 42, Caliche 41
1A: Prairie 61, Flagler 52

Florida
6A: Winter Springs 55, Deerfield Beach 44
5A: Sarasota 52, Washington 38
4A: Winter Haven 55, St. Augustine 40
3A: Ribault 80, Melbourne Central Catholic 45
2A: Benjamin 48, FMU 37
A: Malone 63, Bradenton Christian 47

Georgia
A: Jefferson 55, Wesleyan 52
AA: G.A.C. 63, Union County 41
AAA: Gainesville 51, Northeast Macon 32
AAAA: Central Gwinnett 61, North Atlanta 55
AAAAA: Collins Hill 60, Lassiter 41

Idaho
A1 Division I: Borah def. Boise
AI Division II: Caldwell 53, Jerome 23
A2: Lakeland 52, Priest River 42
A3: New Plymouth 49, Prairie 39
A4: Mackay 73, Carey 46

Illinois
Class A: Carrolton 49, Teutopolis 35
Class AA: Oak Park 65 Naperville 32

Kansas
Class 6A: St. Thomas Aquinas 58, Hutchinson 49
Class 5A: Bishop Mege 63, Topeka Seaman 49
Class 4A: Marysville 48, Labette County 37
Class 3A: Conway Springs 56, Southwestern Heights 52
Class 2A: Garden Plain 57, Osborne 45

Kentucky
Sophomore Sarah Schell converted a last-second putback to give Lexington Catholic a 36-34 triumph over Manual in the state finals. Schell stole the ball with 35 seconds remaining to set up her winning shot. She shot the potential game-winner and missed, but grabbed the rebound and converted the basket at the buzzer. A patient Catholic quintet fought back from a 24-15 deficit at the intermission and took its first lead at 27-26 on a 3-pt. field goal by Chelsea Chowning with 58 seconds left in the third quarter. Manual tied the game with one minute to go, but could not regain the lead. Chowning led Lexington Catholic (32-4) with 16 points, while Liz Plass topped Manual with 18.

Louisiana
Class 5A: John Ehret 51, East St. John 34
Class 4A: Capitol 54, Ellender 46
Class 3A: Amite 47, Loranger 44
Class 2A: Loyola 52, St. Frederick 41
Class 1A: Ascension 59, Arcadia 52
Class B: Anacoco 62, Pitkin 46
Class C: Simpson 66, Bienville 38

Maine Regional Finals
A West: McAuley def. Edward Little
A East: Nokomis def. Cony
B West: Gray-NG def. Greely
B East: Mt. Desert def. Foxcroft
C West: Dirigo def. Jay
C East: Calais def. Mattanawcook
D West: Rangeley def. Richmond
D East: Woodland def. Shead

Maryland
In the 4A championships, two undefeated teams, Suitland and Churchill, met in the finals. Only one could remain unbeaten. Suitland (22-0) held on to a 15-point second-half lead to grab the victory (61-57), its third state title in four years. Freshman Lakea Jones scored 17 points for the winners.

In the 2A championships, Dunbar (23-5) won its second consecutive 2-A title with a 63-36 walloping of Urbana.
Division 1A: Glenig 45, Southern-Garrett 42
Division 3A: Paint Branch 61, Milford Mill 42

Massachusetts
Division III: Westwood 56, Littleton 37
Division II: Concord/Carlisle 59, Oxford 34
Division I: Brockton 66, Pittsfield West 62

Mississippi
1A: Lake 58, Myrtle 57
2A: Belmont def. East Marion
3A: Southeast Lauderdale 72, Choctaw 67
4A: Raymond 64, Crystal Springs 60
5A: Tupelo 56, Meridian 42

Missouri
4A: Parkway West 52, Kickapoo 50
3A: Notre Dame de Sion 70, Doniphan 40
2A: Notre Dame-Stockton 61, Notre Dame-Cape 42
A: Silex 61, Climax Springs 52

Montana
AA: Flathead 32, Helena 29
A: Miles City 46, Glendive 36
B: Malta 36, Fort Benton 22
C: Richey 36, Reedpoint 31

Nevada
1A: Lund 84, Pyramid Lake 64
2A: Mineral County 74, Pershing County 35
3A: Bishop Monogue 52, Spring Creek 38
4A: Reno 41, Galena 24

New Jersey
Public Group I: Wildwood 55, Mt. Lakes 51
Public Group II: Sterling 51, Hanover Park 39
Public Group IV: Columbia 70, Marlboro 63 OT
North I, Group I: North Arlington 49, Bogota 48
North I, Group II: Newton 67, Harrison 65
North I, Group III: Sparta 36, Northern Highlands 32
North I, Group IV: Kennedy, Paterson 61, Bayonne 50 OT
North II, Group I: Mountain Lakes 47, Butler 41
North II, Group II: Hanover Park 38, Gov. Livingston 33
North II, Group III: Mendham 57, MX Shabazz 56
North II, Group IV: Columbia 41, Morristown 40
Central Group I: Colts Neck 51, Highland Park 30
Central Group II: Rumson Fair Haven 46, Voorhees 29
Central Group III: North Hunterdon 63, Hamilton West 43
Central Group IV: Marlboro 63, W. Windsor South 52
South Group I: Wildwood 52, Haddon Township 43
South Group II: Sterling 55, Kingsway 51
South Group III: Toms River South 47, Northern Burlington 42
South Group IV: Brick Township 59, Toms River North 50
Parochial North A: Paramus Catholic 49, Immaculata 42
Parochial North B: Marist 52, Montclair Kimberley 38
Parochial South B: Sacred Heart 34, Gloucester Catholic 28

New Mexico
Class 4A: Kirtland Central 66, Farmington 55
Class 3A: Portales 55, Robertson 28
Class 2A: Texico 78, Navajo Prep 59
Class A: Cliff 50, Elida 45

New York
A Federation record 43 points by Michelle Blot helped Colonie win the Class A title with a 72-55 triumph over Bergtraum. Blot also set a record with five 3-pt. field goals, hitting on half of her shots from behind the arc. Her 25 points at halftime gave Colonie a 40-18 margin at the intermission. Teammate Kim Corbitt had 10 points, seven rebounds and seven assists, while Crystal McFadden topped Bergtraum with 17 points.

Other New York state championship results:
Class B: Our Lady of Lourdes 78, St. Francis 51
Class C: Lansing 48, Bloomfield 45
Class D: Kellenberg 64, Odessa-Mountour 40

North Carolina
Sisters Kari and Kelley Karns combined for 37 points and 21 rebounds to lead East Surry (28-3) over previously unbeaten Perquimans 69-65 for the 1-A championship. Perquimans entered the game at 30-0, but the Karns sisters out-dueled the Lady Pirates' center Kindra Lee, who had 34 points and 14 boards. Kelley (22 points, 14 rebounds) and Kari (15 points, eight caroms) are headed to Tusculum College in Greeneville, Tenn., to play the hardcourt game and softball.

In 3-A action, Winston-Salem Carver, a team that was 1-23 three years ago, completed an unbeaten 30-0 season with a 64-53 win over T.C. Roberson. It is the first NCHSAA title to be won by Carver in a girls sport. Carver turned 24 Lady Rams turnovers into 33 points.

Other North Carolina state championship results:
2A: HP Central, 92, Eastern Alamance 62
4A: Lumberton 69, East Wake 45

Ohio
Jackson Center kept fighting off a determined Holgate to win the Division IV state championship, 53-47. Keesha Smith scored 20 points and Christen Halberstadt added 17 and pulled down 12 rebounds for the Tigers who finished the year 27-1. Jackson Center opened its largest lead of the first half (26-18), but Holgate's Jenny Fruth swished a 35-foot shot at the buzzer for a 26-21 halftime margin for the Tigers. Holgate (24-3) opened the third quarter with five straight points by Fruth to knot the game, but Smith's six straight points near the end of the period gave Jackson Center a 37-36 lead it never relinquished.

Other Ohio state championship results:
Division I: Beavercreek 42, Chaminade-Julienne 35
Division II: McNicholas 52, Canfield 40
Division III: Regina 49, Eastern Brown 37

Oregon
4A: Oregon City 48, Crater 30
3A: Wilsonville 61, Madras 49
2A: Jordan Valley 42, Day's Creek 32
1A: South Wasco County 42, Condon 38

Rhode Island
Division I: Ponaganset 48, Cranston West 44
Division II: N. Smithfield 46, S. Kingston 30
Division III: Mt. St. Charles 34, Central 30

Tennessee
Shelbyville (34-2) won its second consecutive Class 3A championship, its 10th overall, with a 57-50 victory over Murfreesboro Riverdale. Abi Ramsey, who will join an excellent Vanderbilt University team next year, pumped in 35 points, including 5-of-7 from 3-pt. land. Another future Vanderbilt player, Ashley Early, scored 21 points to lead Briarcrest (35-1) to a 78-48 triumph over Chattanooga Baylor for the Division II championship. Early, chosen Division II Miss Basketball, also had eight assists, six steals and four rebounds to earn tournament MVP honors.

Other Tennessee state championship results:
Class A: Wayne County 62, Chattanooga Grace Academy 48
Class 2A: Jackson County 46, Upperman 42

Texas
Class 5A: Mansfield 62, Spring Westfield 49
Class 4A: Plainview 51, Dallas Lincoln 40
Class 3A: Winnsboro 51, Abilene Wylie 48
Class 2A: Nacogdoches Central Heights 57, Boyd 56
Class A Texas Cup: Nazareth 61, Kennard 44

Utah
Class 1A: Panguitch 40, Wayne 35
Class 2A: Beaver 47, Enterprise 45
Class 3A: Pine View 40, Snow Canyon 33
Class 4A: Bountiful 44, Lone Peak 42 OT
Class 5A: Mountain View 50, Kearns 19

Washington
Class 1B: Tekoa-Oakesdale 70, Almira/Coulee-Hartline 64 OT
Class 1A: Brewster 59, Colfax 50
Class 2A: Lakeside 63, Ephrata 61
Class 3A: West Valley 39, Bishop Blanchet 24
Class 4A: Central Valley 71, Redmond 48

Wisconsin
Center Mistie Bass scored 13 and guard Emily Gunn added 11 to give Janesville Parker (26-1) a 51-44 victory over Stevens Point for the Division 1 state championship. The winners shot 42.5 percent from the field to just 36 for the losers, and converted 13-of-17 from the foul line to 5-for-8 for Stevens Point. Janesville Parker held a 20-15 margin at halftime, but Stevens Point rallied to trail by only one (32-31) going into the final period. The winners increased the margin in the fourth quarter, outscoring their opponents, 19-13.

Other Wisconsin championship results:
Division 2: Notre Dame 56, Slinger 43
Division 3: Lakeside Lutheran 59, Brillion 46
Division 4: Gilmanton 58, Pecatonica 50

Wyoming
Class 1A: Cokeville 68, Albin 51
Class 2A: Big Horn 63, Greybull 33
Class 3A: Wheatland 43, Thermopolis 37
Class 4A: Gillette 63, Netrona 57