In what might go down as the play of the boys basketball season, Phoenix Sunnyslope guard Jaran Whitfield took an inbounds pass under his basket, took a couple of dribbles and let loose.

He banked in a 70-footer that gave Sunnyslope a 39-38 victory over King’s School of Seattle on Wednesday in the Visit Mesa Basketball Challenge at Mesa Mountain View.

Corey Kispert’s shot gave King a 38-36 lead with time about to run out.

Without a timeout, Sunnyslope got the ball quickly to Whitfield.

“I saw the clock running down and in my head I thought if I took a couple of dribbles and let it fly, it would have a shot, and luckily it went down,” Whitefield said.

His father, Marty, went to Twitter to give credit to Jaran’s mom for being to hit a shot like that to win the game.

Afterward, teammates mobbed Whitfield on the court.

“It just felt so surreal,” he said. “I couldn’t believe that the shot went down.”