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New Jersey High School Basketball: On3 Composite Top 25 Teams(This title is within 20 words and focuses on New Jersey high school basketball and the On3 Composite Top 25 teams.)
2024-12-07
The latest New Jersey high school basketball season has officially kicked off, and fans are eagerly anticipating the performances of the top teams based on the New Jersey On3 Composite Ranking. This ranking system combines the rankings from respected High School media and data companies like Massey, Max Preps, Cal Preps, ESPN, and SI, creating the most comprehensive and geographically balanced high school team ranking in the industry.
Top Teams and Their Records
Team 1: The Standout Team
This top New Jersey high school basketball team finished the 2023-24 season with an impressive 29-3 record. They dominated the Big North-United League with a perfect 9-0 record and remained undefeated at home last year, winning seven games on the road as well. With Dylan Harper moving on to college, Keiner Asprilla will now take on the leadership role. They are set to open their season against Northern Highlands on Dec. 19 and are ranked 40th in the nation.Team 2: Bergen Catholic Crusaders
The Crusaders had a solid 22-8 overall record last season. They won seven out of their nine games in the Big North United and had a remarkable 9-2 record at home. Julius Avent will be one of their key players as they begin their 2024-25 season against Ramapo on Dec. 19.Team 3: St. Rose Purple Roses
The Purple Roses had an outstanding 29-2 overall record last season, including an 8-0 record in Shore A-Central and a perfect 11-0 home record. As the defending New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association South Jersey Non-Public B champions, they will open their 2024-25 season against Rumson-Fair Haven on Dec. 10. Jayden Hodge will be crucial in their title defense.Team 4: Rutgers Prep Argonauts
The Argonauts finished the previous season with a 20-7 record, losing only once in nine home games. They were also undefeated in six games against teams in the Skyland-Delaware league and reached the semifinals of the South Jersey Non-Public A state tournament. Jacob Canton will lead the way in their season opener against Phillipsburg on Dec. 16.Team 5: The Panthers
The Panthers ended the 2023-24 New Jersey high school basketball season with a remarkable 30-2 record. They swept the Olympic-National League and won all 11 home games. LD Jones and the defending South Jersey Group 2 champions will start their season on Dec. 9 against Roxborough.Team 6: Gray Bees
The Gray Bees completed the 2023-24 season with a 22-7 record, including a 9-1 slate at home. They reached the quarterfinals in the North Jersey Non-Public A tournament and will begin their 2024-25 season against Arts on Dec. 17.Team 7: The Fighting Celtics
The Fighting Celtics had a perfect 9-0 record last season. The Patrick School will kick off their season against St. Anne’s-Belfield School. Brandon Lee will be one of their main players as Jaiden Glover moves on to St. John’s.Team 8: College Achieve Knights
The Knights started their season with an 87-80 victory over Peddie. College Achieve held onto the lead until the end after a 40-31 halftime advantage. Naas Hart led the way with 21 points, 12 rebounds, two assists, and two blocks. Eric Hillsman had 11 points and seven rebounds, while Anthony Mauro had 18 points and three assists. They will face The Phelps School on Dec. 11.Team 9: St. Peters Prep Marauders
The Marauders had a 26-3 record last season, winning 15 out of their 16 home games. They reached the North Jersey Non-Public A finals but unfortunately lost to Don Bosco Prep. Richie Rosa and St. Peters Prep will start the 2024-25 New Jersey high school basketball season against Colonia on Dec. 14.Team 10: Roselle Catholic Lions
The Lions went 18-14 last season with a 6-3 home record and a 6-0 Union County record. They reached the semifinal of the North Jersey Non-Public B state championship but lost to Morris Catholic. Roselle Catholic will open the new season against North Broward Prep on Dec. 26, with Jalen Grant, Tyrease Hunter, and Ethan Mgbako being some of their key players.Teams 11-25 in the New Jersey High School Basketball Rankings
11. Hudson Catholic12. Blair Academy13. Immaculate Conception14. Ramapo15. St. Patrick16. Manasquan17. Elizabeth18. Morris Catholic19. Paul VI20. Linden21. Arts22. St. Joseph Regional23. Union Catholic Regional24. Gill St. Bernards25. LenapeBasketball
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UAB Women's Basketball Heading to Auburn for Sunday Showdown
2024-12-07
Birmingham stands as the backdrop as the UAB women's basketball team gears up to take on Auburn this Sunday afternoon. The anticipation is palpable as fans await the tipoff, set for 2 p.m. CT and set to be aired live on the SEC Network+.
Key Matchup Details
The Blazers enter this Sunday's contest with a record of 5-2, while Auburn comes in at 6-3 on the season. This marks the 36th time these two teams have faced each other, with the Tigers holding a commanding lead in the all-time series, standing at 30-5.Recent Victories
Auburn recently secured a 66-57 victory at Virginia on Thursday night. On the other hand, UAB earned an impressive 87-66 win against Southern Miss last Sunday. These recent results add an extra layer of excitement to the upcoming showdown.Player Performances
Maddie Walsh led four players in double figures against Southern Miss, scoring 16 points on 6-of-10 shooting in the paint and 4-of-6 from behind the arc. Tracey Bershers went 4-of-5 in field goals and 3-of-4 from the long range, collecting 12 points. Rayne Tucker also had a solid game, recording 12 points and going 6-of-8 in the field. Sara Bershers added 11 points on the afternoon.Jade Weathersby tallied 11 rebounds along with 8 points, while Journey Armstead matched her career-high with 11 assists. Ashton Elley recorded a season-best 9 points, and Eleecia Carter came away with a season-high 8 points.Statistical Highlights
The Blazers shot an impressive 56 percent for the game and 53 percent from behind the arc, while holding the Golden Eagles to shooting 38 percent. Walsh leads UAB with 13.0 points per game, followed by Weathersby with 11.1. Sara Bershers is averaging 9.3 points per game, and Tucker is recording 9.1. Armstead is registering 9.0 points per game. Weathersby leads in the rebound category with 10.4 rebounds per game.Offensively, Auburn is led by Taliah Scott who averages 20.3 points per game, DeYona Gaston (19.9 ppg) and Celia Sumbame (10.4 ppg).Ticket Information
Season tickets for the 2024-25 UAB women's basketball season are available for $50 for general admission tickets. Reserved courtside seating is also offered for $115. For more details about women's basketball ticket packages, call the UAB Athletics Ticket Office at (205) 975-UAB1.Group and Premium Tickets
Individual and corporate groups can plan an unforgettable experience during UAB's home events at Bartow Arena this season by filling out the UAB Basketball Group Ticket Request Form. Fan experience packages and discounted group tickets are available starting today for a minimum purchase of 15 tickets. Fan experiences at Bartow Arena are available on a first come, first served basis throughout the season.Power Up with Blazer Boosters
UAB Athletics is excited to officially compete in the American Athletic Conference and needs Blazer Nation to Power Up by becoming a 2024 Blazer Boosters member. Join Blazer Boosters today as UAB student-athletes strive for championships, graduate with honors, and make a difference in our community.Follow the Blazers
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No. 11 Oklahoma Women's Basketball Hosts Alabama State at Home
2024-12-07
NORMAN – The highly anticipated return of No. 11 Oklahoma (7-1) to the Lloyd Noble Center is just around the corner. On Sunday, they will host Alabama State (2-6) at 1:30 p.m. CT on SEC Network+. The Sooners are riding high after a road win at No. 22 Louisville and are eager to keep their undefeated streak alive in Norman this season against the Lady Hornets.
Fan Experience and Game Details
During the halftime of the contest, the program will hold its annual Teddy Bear Toss. Fans are encouraged to bring as many stuffed animals as they can to donate to local children in need. Additionally, the Sooners offer an unbeatable deal with the Family Four Pack for just $48 on every Sunday in December. This package includes four tickets, hot dogs, soft drinks, and one popcorn – making it just $12 per person. Season ticket holders can also pick up their free Watch More OU Women’s Basketball shirts on the south concourse before the game. The arena doors open one hour before tip for the general public, and the Lloyd Noble Center’s clear-bag policy is in effect.Home Winning Streak and Rankings
Oklahoma’s home winning streak currently stands at 12 games, ranking as the 12th-longest active streak in the nation and the longest during the Baranczyk era. Their last loss in Norman was on Dec. 22, 2023. This streak is the program’s longest since a 15-game run from Feb. 19, 2014, to Feb. 25, 2015, and is also the third-longest in the past 15 years of Oklahoma basketball. The Sooners enter Sunday’s contest ranked No. 13 in the latest NET ranking and 11th in the AP Poll. After their win at No. 22 Louisville and a lone loss to then-No. 13 Duke on a neutral court in overtime, they are 2-1 in Quad 1-2 games. Their 5-0 record in Quad 3-4 games showcases their dominance with an average margin of victory of 39.0.Player Performances
Payton Verhulst, who was named SEC Co-Player of the Week on Monday after a 29-point triple-double against Duke, is on a remarkable streak. Over her last five outings, she averages 18.4 points, 7.0 rebounds, and 5.6 assists per game while shooting an impressive 51.5% from 3-point range. She has made four 3-pointers in three consecutive games, a feat she has never achieved before. Four Sooners score in double figures as OU pours in 90.3 points per game, good for fifth nationally. All-American Raegan Beers (18.6 PPG) leads the offensive charge and leads the nation in FG% at 71.8%. Additionally, Payton Verhulst (14.4), Sahara Williams (11.6), and Skylar Vann (10.8) also average 10+ PPG.Upcoming Games and Follow-Up
After hosting Alabama State, the Sooners stay in Norman to face Oral Roberts on Sunday, Dec. 15 at 1:30 p.m. CT at Lloyd Noble Center. For updates on Oklahoma basketball, follow @OU_WBBall on Twitter and Instagram, or like Oklahoma Women’s Basketball on Facebook.See More