The Corinth Holders varsity basketball team (Wendell, NC) will host Southern Nash (Bailey, NC) in a non-conference game on Friday, December 13, 2024, at 7:00 PM.

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What: North Carolina High School Basketball
Who: Corinth Holders vs Southern Nash
When: Friday, December 13, 2024
Time: 7:00. p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch Here

Southern Nash vs. Corinth Holders: A Season Comparison

As the 2024-2025 basketball season progresses, the Southern Nash and Corinth Holders teams are showing contrasting records and performances, with Southern Nash currently holding a slight advantage in their early-season matchups.

Team Overview:

• Southern Nash has posted a 1-2 overall record so far, with a decent performance at home (1-0) but struggles away (0-2). They have accumulated a total of 148 points (49.3 per game) and allowed 188 points (62.7 per game), showing a slight imbalance between their offense and defense.
• Corinth Holders, on the other hand, has had a rough start to the season, with a 0-6 overall record, struggling both at home (0-2) and on the road (0-4). Their offensive woes are reflected in their 289 points scored (47.0 per game) while conceding 370 points (61.7 per game).

Scoring Averages:

• Southern Nash: The team averages 49.3 points per game. Their scoring tends to peak in the second quarter (16.0 points) but dips in the third quarter (7.7 points). Their scoring in the fourth quarter (14.7 points) has been notable in closing out games.
• Corinth Holders: The team averages 48.2 points per game, showing a more consistent scoring effort through the game. The team’s most effective quarter has been the fourth (15.7 points), where they often rally late in games. They have struggled most in the first quarter, averaging just 7.7 points.

Team Stat Comparison:

• Southern Nash leads in several key statistical categories:
  • Points Per Game: 49.3 vs. 47.0
  • Rebounds Per Game: 38.3 vs. 26.5
  • Steals Per Game: 6.0 vs. 7.7 (Corinth Holders slightly leads in steals)
  • Blocks Per Game: 3.0 vs. 4.5 (Corinth Holders excels here)

Despite a higher average for steals and blocks from Corinth Holders, Southern Nash’s superior rebounding and scoring have given them a competitive edge this season.

Top Players:

• Southern Nash:
  • Jaden Hartsfield has been a standout performer, averaging 18.7 points per game, contributing significantly in scoring, with solid contributions in steals (2.3) and assists (1.3).
  • Brandon Hill adds 8.3 rebounds per game, playing a crucial role in securing possessions for the team.
• Corinth Holders:
  • Jalen Chandler leads his team with 14.8 points per game and has contributed 2.7 assists.
  • Christopher Hughes provides a solid presence in the paint with 6.6 rebounds per game.

Common Opponents:

Southern Nash has already faced West Johnston, securing a close victory (53-50) on December 4th, 2024. In contrast, Corinth Holders faced West Johnston just a couple of days later (December 6th), losing 64-57. This common matchup highlights the difference in performance between the two teams.

Record Breakdown:

• Southern Nash: With a 1-2 overall record, they have shown potential in non-league games and will look to build upon this in future matchups. Their home court advantage (1-0) could play a key role in their recovery.
• Corinth Holders: Still searching for their first win, Corinth Holders is in a tough spot, having failed to win a single game in the early season. Their record against common opponents further shows the challenge they face this year.

Looking Ahead:

Both teams have room for improvement. Southern Nash’s offensive efficiency and rebounding strength could make them contenders if they shore up their defensive consistency. Corinth Holders will need to address their scoring issues, especially in the first half, if they hope to break their losing streak and compete effectively in their next games.

With these insights, both teams will be eager to build momentum as the season progresses, with Southern Nash aiming to maintain their positive start and Corinth Holders hoping for a breakthrough in their upcoming matchups.