Local high school basketball fans found plenty to cheer about on Monday, Feb. 23, as statistical leaders emerged in pivotal boys’ hoops matchups. While the full figures remain behind a paywall, they underscore the community’s continuing enthusiasm for local sports.
The Lady Pirates of Neah-Kah-Nie High School wrapped up their regular season in resounding fashion, posting a 49-12 home-court win over the Corbett Cardinals on February 17. Their dominant showing capped off a successful campaign and set a confident tone for what lies ahead.
Saturday’s high school basketball action offered fans a glimpse of thrilling matchups. Coverage centered on highlights from both girls and boys games, featuring subdistrict girls basketball finals.
Montana’s high school basketball teams clashed on February 21 as part of the 2025-26 season. Helenair’s coverage highlights notable results from around the state, although full box scores remain accessible only through paid plans.
The Watertown Goslings took the Milton Red Hawks to overtime in a high-school basketball showdown that challenged expectations. Although the Goslings fell short, this outing stood in stark contrast to their previous double-digit losses to Milton.
In a high-energy Thursday matchup, the Logan County Cougars edged past Christian County 76-68, fueled by a remarkable performance from forward Davis Switzer. His 33 points and 10 rebounds secured a notable double-double and sealed the home victory.
Kenwood and Hyde Park Academy’s boys basketball teams have surged into the Chicago Public League semifinals this Wednesday night. Both squads earned their place with decisive Elite Eight victories last weekend, capturing the attention of local sports fans across the city.
Five Kershaw County high school basketball teams have secured their spots in the South Carolina High School League state playoffs, marking a significant step for local athletics. Opening action included the Camden girls’ squad and the Lugoff-Elgin boys’ team, signaling a spirited start to the postseason.
Opp’s basketball team has soared to a 21-5 record—its best yet—thanks to consecutive wins over Andalusia, Straughn, and Georgiana. With a stunning 40-point night from standout player DJ Hines, the Bobcats now prepare to host the area tournament from February 9–11.
Wilson Memorial’s Hornets attribute their recent run of victories to a single concept they call “Havoc.” Drawing on the idea of widespread destruction, they stretch its meaning onto the basketball court, generating fierce momentum in Augusta County.
