Arynn Finley scores 21 points and Etiwanda uses a strong third period to become the first program — boys or girls – to capture three straight Open titles.

Mitty has met Etiwanda in the Open Division state championship game three years in a row. Is this the year it breaks through and wins a state Open crown?

Etiwanda (27-5) and Archbishop Mitty (27-3) will play in the CIF Open Division girls basketball state championship for the third year in a row on Saturday at Golden 1 Center.The teams are ranked No. 4 and No.

Arynn Finley finishes with 21 points as Etiwanda defeats Archbishop Mitty 75-59 to win its third consecutive state Open Division title in girls' basketball.

Clovis West put on a long win streak and hoped to set themselves up with homecourt advantage in the CIF state playoffs. That didn’t happen. Instead, Clovis West headed back to San Jose to face Archbishop Mitty for a fourth straight time to decide who would go to the state title game.

Etiwanda defeated Archbishop Mitty 75-59 on Saturday to achieve the first three-peat as Open Division state basketball champion in CIF history (boys or girls).

Etiwanda upsets No. 1 Ontario Christian 67-62 while Mitty hands No. 19 Clovis West first loss of season 64-60.

McClatchy and Abp. Mitty will face off on Saturday, March 8 at 7 p.m. PT. Don't miss out on any of the action with NFHS Network.

The Sporting News has all the details on how to watch the CIF girls basketball state championships. Six California girls basketball championship games will air live on local networks. Division II, III, IV and V will be on SportsNet. Division I will be on SNLA, while the Open Division will be on Spectrum News 1 and SportsNet.