PHOTOS: Big fourth quarter lifts Canyon past Rancho Cucamonga in CIF 4AA finals

Canyon Comanches celebrate after winning the CIF title Saturday at Toyota Center in Ontario. (Photos courtesy Mark Bausman, For OC Sports Zone).

Canyon High School’s girls basketball team is the CIF 4AA champion.

A big fourth quarter lifted the Comanches past top-seeded Rancho Cucamonga 52-43 in the final Saturday morning at Toyota Center in Ontario.

Coach Sara Brown’s Canyon team 35-33 going into the final quarter but outscored Rancho Cucamonga 19-8 in the final stanza to win. Canyon officials said it’s the first CIF title for the program since 2011.

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Canyon's Everett Roach drives to the basket as Lauren Jensen of Rancho Cucamonga defends.

Canyon's Jasmine Prajitno goes up with the shot as Lauren Jensen and Ndiah Hall of Rancho Cucamonga defend.

Justine Prajitno of Canyon takes a 3-point shot.

Canyon players support their teammates.

Canyon fans support the Comanches.

Justine Prajitno gets a layup for Canyon.

Canyon's Mariah Streeter puts pressure on Julissa Jefferson of Rancho Cucamonga as she drives to the basket.

Canyon cheerleaders support the Comanches.

Canyon coach Head coach Sara Brown talks with her players during a free throw.

Canyon's Jasmine Prajitno puts pressure on Ndiah Hall as she drives to the basket.

Zara Ahaiwe of Rancho Cucamonga dives for the loose ball.

Canyon's Justine Prajitno takes a 3-point shot as Lauren Jensen of Rancho Cucamonga defends.

Everett Roach of Canyon and Lauren Jensen of Rancho Cucamonga fight for the loose ball.

Canyon players embrace their coaches following the win.

Jasmine Prajitno had 20 points and Justine Prajitno 16 points to lead Canyon (22-11). Sofi Majidi and Everett Roach had eight points each for the Comanches. Roach had 11 rebounds and Majidi seven rebounds.

Rancho Cucamonga (24-9) was led by Ndiah Hall and Zara Ahaiwe, who had 12 points each. Canyon made 35 percent of its field goal attempts compared to 25 percent for Rancho Cucamonga.

Both teams move on the Southern California regionals beginning Tuesday.