By Greg Perkins The Snowflake Lady Lobos’ season came to a close in the second round of the state tournament last Saturday night when they fell to Safford in overtime, 68-65. Snowflake advanced to the second round with a first round win over American Leadership Academy on Wednesday night by a final of 59-38. Thirteenth seeded Snowflake took control in the first period, played evenly in the second, then opened up a big lead over the 20th seeded Leadership team in the third to take command. Marisa Godfrey led the way in scoring with 15 points. Tori Flake and Tycee Coplan added 9 each; Elle Flake, 8; Kadi Johnson, 6; Melissa Eich, 4; and Audrey Livingston, Breklee Tanner, Mikayla Hall and Mickelle Stradling, 2 each. Wednesday’s first round victory put the Lobos on the road for round two, where they met up with No. 4 Safford in nearby Thatcher’s gym. Snowflake played well early, holding a one-point lead after the first period. In the second it looked as if the Lobos were going to pull the upset after building a 10-point halftime lead. Snowflake pushed the margin to 13 points with just one quarter left. Safford used a strong fourth quarter effort to pull even at the end, sending the game into overtime, where the Lady Bulldogs outscored Snowflake 10-7 to secure the three-point win and bring Snowflake’s season to an end. Godfrey went out in style, scoring 23 points for the Lobos, including six three-point shots. Johnson added 15 along with 16 rebounds. Tori Flake hit for 13; Coplan, 8 with six assists; and Livingston, Macie Rawlins and Eich, 2 each. The Lobos completed the season with a winning record of 17-14.