The Chambers (Charlotte, NC) varsity basketball team will host a non-conference home game against Butler (Matthews, NC) on Friday, December 13, at 7:30 PM.

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What: North Carolina High School Basketball
Who: Chambers vs Butler
When: Friday, December 13, 2024
Time: 7:30. p.m. ET
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Butler vs. Chambers: A Season Comparison and Breakdown

As the 2024-2025 basketball season progresses, both Butler and Chambers teams have demonstrated varying levels of performance, each with their unique strengths and weaknesses. Here’s an in-depth look at the records, team statistics, and head-to-head comparisons between these two teams.

Overall Performance

Butler holds a solid record of 4-2, with an impressive 2-1 record at home and an equal 2-1 record when playing away. Their overall winning percentage stands at .667, reflecting their consistency on both ends of the court. Butler’s offensive game has been strong, averaging 60.7 points per game, and their defense has been equally solid, allowing 308 points total over their six games.

In contrast, Chambers has a 2-3 overall record, with a 1-0 home record and a 1-0 record on the road. However, their performance on neutral courts has been less favorable, as they are yet to win a game in neutral settings, holding a 0-3 neutral record. Chambers’ .400 win percentage suggests they have been struggling to find consistency. With 307 total points scored and an average of 61.4 points per game, they’ve had challenges keeping up offensively, while their defense has allowed 336 points.

Scoring Breakdown

Both teams have had different approaches to scoring across quarters:

• Butler’s scoring per quarter averages:
  • Q1: 14.8 points
  • Q2: 8.6 points
  • Q3: 15.6 points
  • Q4: 20.2 points

Butler shows a strong finish, particularly in the 4th quarter, averaging 20.2 points, which has helped them close games effectively.

• Chambers’ scoring per quarter averages:
  • Q1: 14.4 points
  • Q2: 13.0 points
  • Q3: 15.4 points
  • Q4: 18.6 points

Chambers scores consistently throughout the game, with slightly lower outputs in Q1 and Q4 compared to Butler. However, their ability to score in Q2 and Q3 has kept them competitive.

Team Stat Comparison

When comparing key team statistics, Butler excels in several areas:

• Points per game: 62.8 (compared to Chambers’ 61.4)
• Rebounds per game: 32.4 (far outpacing Chambers’ 25.0)
• Assists per game: 15.0 (more than Chambers’ 12.6)
• Steals per game: 15.8 (again, leading Chambers, which averages 8.8)

Chambers, however, does have some key leaders, notably:

• Markus Kerr with 20.6 points per game, leading both teams in scoring.
• Tarris Bouie III, contributing 7.4 rebounds per game, and Markus Kerr, who leads in assists with 3.6 per game.

Key Players

Butler’s top player is Terrance Badio, averaging 15.6 points per game. His scoring ability is crucial for Butler’s offense, along with Isaiah White, who leads the team with 8.4 rebounds per game. DeQuadre Currence also contributes significantly with 3.6 assists per game, showcasing his playmaking ability.

For Chambers, Markus Kerr is their standout, not just as the leading scorer but also the leader in assists and steals. His performance has kept the team competitive despite their overall struggles. Tarris Bouie III, meanwhile, is a force on the boards with 7.4 rebounds per game.

Common Opponents

Both teams have faced common opponents this season, with Butler coming out on top in both matchups. They beat West Charlotte (59-45) and Harding University (54-47), showing their strength in non-league play. Chambers will get their chance to face these opponents in the coming months, with games scheduled for January 14th and February 11th against West Charlotte, and January 3rd and January 31st against Harding University.

Record Breakdown

When breaking down the teams’ records in various categories:

• Butler has been stronger in non-league play with a 4-2 record, while Chambers has a 2-3 mark.
• Both teams have been solid at home, with Butler posting a 2-1 record and Chambers winning all their home games so far, 1-0.
• On the road, both teams are 2-1, though Butler’s overall performance across different settings has been slightly stronger.

In-state play has also been more favorable for Butler, with a 4-1 record, compared to Chambers’ 2-2 record. In out-of-state games, both teams have shown some difficulty, but Butler holds the advantage with a 2-1 record over Chambers’ 0-1.

Conclusion

Butler enters the season with a more balanced and dominant performance, especially in their non-league games. Their offensive and defensive stats show that they are a team to reckon with in their league. Chambers, on the other hand, has potential, particularly with standout players like Markus Kerr and Tarris Bouie III, but their struggles with neutral games and overall consistency make them less predictable.

The upcoming head-to-head matchups will be critical for Chambers to improve their standings, while Butler will aim to maintain their solid momentum. Fans can expect thrilling contests as both teams look to prove themselves as formidable contenders this season.