The Lady Indians made quick work of the Sperry Lady Pirates, using their 3-point shooting to build an early lead, en route to a 72-21 victory. Sperry (4-17), playing without their two of their rotation players, never managed to get anything going against the Lady Indians, as Sequoyah jumped out to a 15-0 lead in the first quarter and led 22-5 after the first eight minutes. Larry Callison, Sequoyah head coach, elected to play his bench players for all of the second quarter, as they entered the halftime break with a 31-7 lead. "We were confident that our bench players could maintain our lead," said Callison. "This might be the deepest team I've ever coached. I'm confident in all of our girls to step on the floor and contribute if needed." The second half was a similar story for both teams, with junior guard Lana Gass leading the three-point attack with three straight triples in the third quarter. Baylee Davis made four three-pointers in the fourth quarter for the Lady Indians. Alexys Keys led the team with 14 points. Davis finished with 12. Calesa Murdock and Gass both finished with 11 points. Saturday marked the 22nd consecutive district championship for the Lady Indians. The Lady Indians improve to 19-4 on the season, and will move on to face Westville in the first round of regionals at Sequoyah on Thursday, Feb. 21, at 6:30 p.m. Westville defeated Vian 36-30 in their district matchup on Friday.