The hectic scramble for State ass AA Basketball Tournaent berths ig going down to fe wire as the regular season is ast drawing to a close. | The Class AA classic will be td at the University of Utah i March 8-13. Thus far, the following teams ave qualified: Logan, Box ElAaINS, Provo, Orem, Ameri- can Fork, Granite and Hillcrest. | Ogden High and Region One and ountiful in Region * | my one victory to: ‘qualify. AP DSountiful currently leads the Wision One of Region ''Two ‘og | with a’ 5-2 record. Bounti-. draws -a Jeague bye this - and will sit on the side- intently watching the outme of the Viewmont-Davis — game at Davis High eri Viewmont ig in a challenging position with a 4-2 record and if the Vikings down Davis Friday, Bountiful. and Viewmont clash on March 3, for what appears to be the title deciding game. Friday’s Davis-Viewmont tilt is at p. i Clearfield, with a 43 record, has an outside shot. The Falcons are at home Friday for an 8 . p.m. game against Layton. With a victory, Clearfield would fin- ish with a 5-3 record as it draws a league bye the final week. In arder for Clearfield to tie for the title, Viewmont would have to lose to Davis tonight, then upset Bountiful the following week. Over in Region One, there are a ue of key situations in the Ogden, with a 7-5 record, can finish in clinch second place and a berth in the state tournament by beat- Division © ne itle — would ben ing Bonneville in a 4 p.m. game » tournam t ig .on the Tiger court Friday. . | Ben Lomond stands in third” pion ar 1 place in Division Two of Region play, hopes 1 One with a 6-6 record and has a chance to tie Ogden if it beats... Logan High in an 8 p.m. ; at Logan Friday. But Ben Pi mond’s chances hinge on a Bon- | h ~ neville victory over Ogden. st; Logan stands at 10-2 in Dives a sion One and is deadlocked with Box Elder for first place. The oS Bees play host to Sky ae tte: an 8 p.m. game Friday and are. expected to post a victory in — the final league encounter. Should Logan and Box Elder | win as expected, they would and a coin flip) a A | | ial the Class A tournament in playoff gamés tonight at Heber ni summit faces Moab ma-— goes, agains ‘Union. ; The winners advance to the to tournament at Brigham Young a se a University on March 3-6;« | me: 2 The Class B. Tolmnament ‘will ¢ n _— be held at Brigham Young Uni- tag Fr - versity on March wae —s a. sigs nlayothy or round robin. 4 ‘Morgan and North ‘Menichl a both F ave opportunities to reach when it travels to R for an he ne or: tc ssarytodetermine 4, _ 10-13. Teams ralified ‘are: Tabiona, Enter-— prise. Teams needing one win i 0 qualify, are: Monticello, East. Carbon. The remaining 13 _ schools come in “ety roundrobin tournaments. | ?