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Sponsor Our ArticlesAs the SCISA high school boys basketball playoffs commence in South Carolina, fans are eager for the thrilling matchups leading up to the state championships in February. With strong competition across various classes and interactive challenges like ‘Playoff Pick ‘Em’, the excitement continues to build. Key games have already delivered nail-biting action, keeping teams and supporters on their toes. The stakes are high as semifinals approach, promising an electrifying end to the tournament. Stay tuned as the best teams vie for the coveted titles!
Florence, SC – The buzz is palpable as the SCISA high school boys basketball playoffs kicked off last week, setting the stage for thrilling matchups leading up to the crowning of the 2024-25 state champions on February 21 and 22. Teams from various classes, ranging from A to 4A, are battling it out on the court, and fans everywhere are eager to see who will ultimately take home the title.
Playoff brackets for all classes are now available, and it’s clear that competition is stiff. Fans can engage even further with the launch of the new “Playoff Pick ‘Em” challenge, a free-to-play prediction game that adds an extra layer of excitement to the playoffs. This fun challenge is available nationwide, inviting sports enthusiasts from across the country to get in on the action.
For those wanting to keep up with their favorite teams, the SBLive Sports app is a fantastic resource, providing live updates and news that make it easier than ever to follow along with the intense games.
The fervor doesn’t end with the early rounds, as the semifinals are set to take place from February 27 to March 5, with excitement building in Florence. Following the semifinals, the championships will happen from March 6 to 8, an event many are eagerly anticipating. The stakes have never been higher!
In the Upper State, last week showcased some nail-biting action. Dorman triumphed over JL Mann with a score of 79-73, proving their mettle on the court. River Bluff also emerged victorious against Mauldin, finishing at 68-59. The action didn’t stop there; Blythewood celebrated a solid win against Byrnes, 73-58, while Clover edged out Dutch Fork, pulling off a thrilling 67-65 overtime victory. Such close scores promise even more excitement in the upcoming games!
Meanwhile, the Lower State saw fierce competition as Ridge View swiftly defeated Carolina Forest, sealing their victory at 72-50. Summerville had a nail-biter against Ashley Ridge, winning 61-60 in a game that had fans on the edge of their seats. As we look ahead, games this Saturday are poised to deliver more action with River Bluff facing off against Dorman and Clover set to go up against Blythewood. The Lower State will also see Summerville battling Ridge View, adding to an already electrifying weekend lineup.
Looking back at some of the latest matches, Cathedral Academy recently crushed Oakbrook Prep in a dominating display, wrapping up the game at 59-20. This victory boosted Cathedral Academy’s record to a solid 27-12, compared to Oakbrook Prep’s 7-11 record. Currently, Oakbrook Prep sits at the 271st rank while Cathedral Academy has climbed to 83rd in the MaxPreps’ South Carolina basketball rankings.
As the playoffs continue, excitement is building across the state. Fans are ready, teams are prepped, and every dribble, pass, and shot on the court will matter. With championship titles at stake, every game counts. Stay tuned for more updates, and may the best teams shine in this high-stakes tournament!
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