The Bull City Prep National varsity basketball team (Charlotte, NC) will play a neutral non-conference game against John Marshall (Richmond, VA) today at 6 p.m.

Matchup Information
John Marshall vs. BCPN Basketball Game
Date: Saturday, February 8, 2025
Time: 6 p.m.
Event: William Lawson Jr. Classic
Location: Petersburg High School

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A Deep Dive into the Basketball Records of John Marshall and Bull City Prep National

As the 2024-2025 basketball season progresses, two teams stand out with their impressive performances on the court: John Marshall and Bull City Prep National. Both teams have made notable marks in their respective leagues and have some key statistics worth highlighting. Let’s break down their performance, rankings, scoring averages, and stats comparisons to better understand their season so far.

Team Rankings & Records

John Marshall (24-25) has been dominant, with a stellar overall record of 16-2. They have an incredible .889 win percentage, showcasing their consistency throughout the season. Their regional performance is also flawless, with a perfect 2-0 record.

Their scoring has been impressive, having accumulated 1,389 points while allowing only 1,011 points over the course of their games. The team has excelled at both home and away games, with a 9-1 home record, 5-0 on the road, and 2-1 in neutral games.

On the other hand, Bull City Prep National (24-25) has faced a more mixed season. Their 13-13 overall record means they are .500 for the season, with their win percentage at .500 as well. They’ve managed to score a total of 1,762 points, but their defense has allowed 1,793 points, indicating some room for improvement in their defensive strategy.

Bull City’s record breakdown shows a solid home performance with 2-1 at home, but they have struggled away with a 2-6 record. Their 9-6 neutral game record points to the team’s adaptability in non-home settings, although they’ve yet to dominate in the league or non-league games.

Team Scoring Averages

Scoring is one of the most crucial aspects of a basketball game, and both teams have showcased different offensive strategies.

• John Marshall averages 77.2 points per game with solid scoring spread across all quarters:
  • Q1: 15.5 points
  • Q2: 18.8 points
  • Q3: 23.5 points
  • Q4: 15.8 points

Their consistent scoring in the second and third quarters stands out, with a slight dip in the final quarter. Still, they maintain a high-scoring tempo that has led them to victories.

• Bull City Prep National has a more balanced approach, averaging 67.8 points per game:
  • Q1: 16.7 points
  • Q2: 15.8 points
  • Q3: 18.7 points
  • Q4: 18.3 points

Though their scoring is relatively consistent across all quarters, they average fewer points overall, which speaks to some of the challenges they have faced in putting up high numbers against tougher competition.

Stat Comparison

In terms of individual stats, John Marshall leads in nearly all categories:

• Points Per Game (PPG): Latrell Allmond leads the team with an impressive 19.9 PPG, which is significantly above the national average of 5.0.
• Rebounds Per Game (RPG): Ladarius Givan has contributed 9.9 RPG, a solid performance on the boards that strengthens their overall defense.
• Assists Per Game (APG): Troy Henderson has averaged 5.4 APG, facilitating much of the team’s offensive flow.
• Steals & Blocks: Aiden Argabright leads in steals with 2.4 SPG, while Latrell Allmond has also contributed 2.0 BPG, showcasing his ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor.

Bull City Prep National lacks standout individual statistics in comparison, but their team effort has kept them competitive. They will need to rely more on collective effort in these categories to improve their record moving forward.

Record Breakdown

Looking at the season breakdowns for each team:

• John Marshall is perfect in-state with a 12-0 record, reflecting their dominance within Virginia. Their out-of-state performance at 4-2 further bolsters their reputation.
• Bull City Prep National has been more inconsistent. Their 9-10 in-state record indicates challenges in their local competition, while they have had a 4-3 record against out-of-state opponents.

Conclusion

The 2024-2025 season has been one of triumph for John Marshall, with an exceptional record and standout performances across the board. Bull City Prep National, though having a balanced record, faces a tougher road ahead. Their solid scoring and experience in neutral games offer hope for improvement as they head into the rest of the season.

Both teams will have key matchups to look forward to, and the remainder of the season will reveal how each team adapts to their challenges. Fans of both schools will undoubtedly continue to support their teams as they aim to finish the season strong.