The Davis (Yakima, WA) varsity basketball team will play a home conference game against Eastmont (East Wenatchee, WA) on Friday, January 31 at 7:00 PM.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: Washington High School Basketball
Who: Eastmont vs Davis
When: Friday, January 31, 2025
Time: 7:00. p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch here

Game Preview: Eastmont vs Davis

As the 2024-2025 basketball season rolls on, two teams in Washington’s high school basketball landscape are drawing attention for their contrasting seasons: the Eastmont Wildcats and the Davis Pirates. Let’s take a closer look at their season stats, head-to-head matchups, and upcoming games.

Eastmont Wildcats: Struggling but Resilient

The Eastmont Wildcats have had a tough run this season, with an overall record of 4-12. In the competitive league, Eastmont’s district record sits at 1-6. Their offensive game averages 52 points per game, with a few standout performances in scoring. Junior Daniel Snyder is leading the charge with 14.3 points per game, followed by his 6.0 rebounds per game, showcasing his strength on both ends of the court.

Despite their challenges, Eastmont has found success in certain matchups, such as their 62-57 victory over Wenatchee. Their resilience is evident, but consistency remains an area for improvement, especially as they face teams like Davis.

Davis Pirates: Dominating the Competition

In stark contrast, the Davis Pirates have been on fire this season with an impressive 15-1 record overall, including a perfect 7-0 in district play. Their dominance is evident, with an average of 66.3 points per game—more than 14 points higher than Eastmont’s. A key to their success has been their offensive firepower and strong defensive presence.

Davis has steamrolled through their competition, even defeating highly competitive teams like Wenatchee (81-36) and Moses Lake (62-57). Their star player has been a multi-faceted threat, though specific player data isn’t listed. However, their team stats reflect solid all-around play and a relentless attack on both sides of the ball.

Head-to-Head: Davis Extends Their Dominance

In their most recent meeting, Davis triumphed 79-49 in a commanding victory at Eastmont. The Pirates’ depth, ball movement, and shooting were too much for the Wildcats to handle, and the final score reflected the gap in performance.

Looking ahead, Eastmont will face Davis once again on January 31, 2025, in Yakima for another league matchup. The Wildcats will need to step up their game significantly to have any chance at upending the powerhouse Pirates.

Key Stats and Breakdown:

• Eastmont’s Averages: 52 points per game, 28.8 rebounds, 11.3 assists, and 8.7 steals.
• Davis’ Averages: 66.3 points per game, strong rebounding and defensive stats, and a nearly flawless district record of 7-0.
• Top Player for Eastmont: Daniel Snyder, averaging 14.3 points per game and 6 rebounds.
• Davis’ Performance: Dominates with strong scoring and defense, sitting at a 15-1 overall record.

Common Opponents:

Both teams have faced off against common opponents throughout the season. While Eastmont has struggled with teams like West Valley and Post Falls, Davis has maintained an unbeaten record against many of the same teams, including a 78-73 win over Post Falls and a 56-43 victory against Eisenhower.

Looking Ahead

With the remainder of the season ahead, the challenge for Eastmont lies in improving their consistency. They’ll need to make adjustments to their game, especially in scoring and defense, if they hope to compete with district leaders like Davis.

For Davis, the path to maintaining their perfect district record continues as they face strong teams like Moses Lake and Wenatchee. Their depth, leadership, and efficiency on the court will be critical as they head into the second half of their schedule with eyes on securing a top playoff spot.

In conclusion, while Eastmont faces an uphill battle this season, their determination to improve is clear. Davis, on the other hand, continues to dominate, and their near-perfect record speaks volumes about their preparation, execution, and teamwork. With these two teams set to face off again on January 31, fans can expect another exciting chapter in Washington high school basketball.