For the fourth straight season, the Webb City Cardinals will play for a tournament championship in Frontenac.
Webb City knocked off Christian Heritage Academy 81-62 on Friday night in a semifinal contest of the Four State Raider Classic at Frontenac High School.
Webb City will meet Life Prep Academy at 4 p.m. on Saturday in the invite's championship game.
Ranked eighth in Class 5 by the MBCA, Webb City improved to 11-4.
Cohl Vaden led the Cardinals with 18 points and eight assists, while Trey Roets contributed 16 points and eight rebounds. Kaden Turner also reached double figures with 14 points.
Dante Washington and Barron Duda scored nine points apiece, while Max Higginbotham had eight points and Dupree Jackson added five.
The Cardinals, who never trailed, made 30-of-51 field goal attempts (59 percent), including 12-of-22 from long distance.
Oklahoma-based Christian Heritage Academy fell to 6-8. Heritage was held to 39 percent shooting (21-of-53).
Ranly Huff and Noah Rindermann scored 23 points apiece for Heritage.
In the first-ever meeting between the schools, Webb City built a double-digit lead by the end of the first quarter at 23-13.
The Cardinals were up 43-32 at halftime, but they extended their advantage to 70-52 by the end of the third quarter.