Thunder Mountain's Ava Tompkins and two Chugiak players collide as they go for the ball on Saturday.

Thunder Mountain's Ava Tompkins and two Chugiak players collide as they go for the ball on Saturday.

Photos: Thunder Mountain vs. Chugiak

Thunder Mountain’s Ava Tompkins and two Chugiak players collide as they go for the ball on Saturday.

Thunder Mountain's Ava Tompkins guards Chugiak's Courtney Kuhlmann during Saturday's game.

Thunder Mountain’s Ava Tompkins guards Chugiak’s Courtney Kuhlmann during Saturday’s game.

Chugiak's Nicole Pinckney and Randi McMullen defend Thunder Mountain's Peninaelemoana Fenumiai on Saturday.

Chugiak’s Nicole Pinckney and Randi McMullen defend Thunder Mountain’s Peninaelemoana Fenumiai on Saturday.

Thunder Mountain's Peninaolemoana Fenumai takes a freethrow shot Saturday.

Thunder Mountain’s Peninaolemoana Fenumai takes a freethrow shot Saturday.

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