Ashlyn Stalcup buried a pair of first-half 3s as Prospect built a 15-2 lead at intermission. When backcourt mate Brytt Coker went fully active in the third quarter, the Tigers went on a run that put it away.

Coker, the other half of Prospect's dynamic duo, pumped in 10 points in the third on the way to 13 overall. Combined with a game-high 21 from Stalcup, it proved plenty for the Tigers to claim their fourth Blount County championship in five years. Last year's tournament was canceled due to the pandemic.

Our man in Vegas, in town for the game.

Coker's ball-handling and passing enabled seven Tigers overall to get in on the scoring.

The Cougars struggled for the duration to find a hot shooter to spark a rally.

Coker drives for two as Carpenters' Cadence O'Brien defends at the basket.

Kylie Irwin lets it fly from the baseline during Prospect's breakaway third quarter.

When they take the court in camo leggings, they've probably got game. Here, Stalcup is defended by Carpenters' Amelia Bell.

The Cougars' Emma Snell comes in with the D on Prospect's Zoey Brown.

Shelby Fife puts on the brakes as Carpenters comes back her way.

Cheering on the Tigers.

The runners-up Carpenters Cougars.

Your 2021 Blount County champion Prospect Tigers, the 4-peat.

Carpenters' Braden Haworth turns up court as Friendsville's Riley Edmonds leans in.

The Carpenters backcourt of Haworth and Blake White (15) proved decisive as the duo delivered 10 and 12 points, respectively, for the Cougars.

Falcon guard Riley Stevenson battles for the ball with Carpenters Zachery Clemmer.

The mystery man.

One of the stars of the game, Edmonds defends at the arc against White.

Here, the roles reverse.

The Falcons fell short, but Stevenson dropped some tasty moves throughout.

A pair of guards like Haworth and ...

White is as tough an out as there comes at the elementary level.