As the 2024-2025 high school basketball season heats up, two teams in Washington have been making waves in their respective districts: Moses Lake and Davis High Schools. Both teams have showcased impressive performances, and their upcoming matchups are highly anticipated.

Moses Lake: A Team with Strong Offensive Power

The Moses Lake basketball team has had a mixed season so far, with a record of 6-6 overall and 3-1 in their district. Although their win percentage stands at .500, Moses Lake has shown resilience, particularly in district play where they hold a .750 district win percentage. The team has been competitive at home (5-3) but struggles a bit when playing away (1-3).

When it comes to scoring, Moses Lake averages 64.8 points per game. Their highest-scoring quarter is the fourth, where they average 17.6 points. The team’s offense has been particularly strong in the second quarter (15.9 points per game) and first quarter (11.7 points), but they have seen slower results in the third quarter, averaging 13.4 points.

Moses Lake’s notable wins have come against teams such as Wenatchee, Eisenhower, and Eastmont, showing their capability to perform against tough competition. However, the team still faces challenges ahead, including an upcoming conference game against Davis.

Davis: A Dominant Force in the District

Davis High School’s basketball team has been on fire this season, with an impressive 10-1 overall record and a perfect 3-0 district performance. With a win percentage of .909, Davis has proven to be a formidable opponent across all types of games, boasting a flawless record at home (3-0), a solid away record (5-1), and a strong performance in neutral-site games (2-0).

Offensively, Davis averages 69.0 points per game, with their highest-scoring quarter coming in the first, where they net 21.5 points per game. While they tend to slow down in the fourth quarter (12.8 points), their strong starts in the opening half have given them a significant edge in many matchups. The team’s defense has been equally impressive, limiting opponents to just 618 points over 11 games, a testament to their well-rounded game.

The Davis team’s most notable victories have been against Eastmont, Eisenhower, and West Valley, and they remain undefeated in their district, making them a favorite in upcoming matchups. Their next contest against Moses Lake, which will be played on January 17, will be a crucial game in their continued dominance.

Head-to-Head Matchups

Moses Lake and Davis have not yet met on the court this season, but the game on Friday, January 17 at Davis High School will be a defining moment in the district. Moses Lake will be looking to disrupt Davis’s perfect district record and show they are capable of competing with the best.

The two teams will also face off again on February 8, when Moses Lake hosts Davis at their home court. This game will be another exciting opportunity for Moses Lake to prove themselves against the district leader.

Common Opponents

Both teams have faced similar opponents in the 2024-2025 season, and the results are telling. Moses Lake holds a 3-1 record against common opponents, while Davis is undefeated at 3-0. These include victories over Wenatchee, Eisenhower, and Eastmont, but both teams will face these opponents again later in the season, which may shift the balance.

The upcoming games against common opponents will give a clearer picture of how these teams compare to each other. Moses Lake’s matchups against teams like West Valley and Sunnyside, and Davis’s contests against Wenatchee and Eisenhower, will be crucial in defining the strength of their respective seasons.

Conclusion

Both Moses Lake and Davis have proven themselves as top contenders in Washington’s high school basketball scene this year. Moses Lake, with their balanced offense and gritty defense, is poised to challenge Davis’s dominance in the district. Meanwhile, Davis, with their high-powered offense and undefeated district record, remains the team to beat.

As the season progresses, their upcoming games will be crucial in determining playoff positions, and basketball fans in Washington will undoubtedly be watching these two powerhouse teams closely. Keep an eye out for the highly anticipated game on January 17 and their February 8 rematch, as these teams are sure to bring intensity and excitement to the court.