The New York School for the Deaf (White Plains, NY) varsity basketball team will host the American School for the Deaf (West Hartford, CT) for a conference game on Thursday, January 9, 2025, at 3:30 PM.
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What: Prep Schools High School Basketball
Who: New York School for the Deaf vs American School for the
When: Thursday, January 9, 2025
Time: 3:30. p.m. ET
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American School for the Deaf vs. New York School for the Deaf: A Detailed Comparison for the 2024-2025 Basketball Season
The 2024-2025 basketball season has brought a series of exciting matchups between the American School for the Deaf (ASD) and New York School for the Deaf (NYSD), offering a closer look at both teams’ performance, statistics, and head-to-head results. Here’s a breakdown of their season so far and what to expect moving forward.
Team Overview
American School for the Deaf (ASD)
- Overall Record: 5-4
- Home Record: 1-2
- Away Record: 3-1
- Neutral Record: 1-1
- Win Percentage: .556
- Points For (PF): 397
- Points Against (PA): 344
- Scoring Average: 44.1 points per game
- Key Player: John McCabe, who averages 14.0 points per game and 9.0 rebounds per game.
New York School for the Deaf (NYSD)
- Overall Record: 1-7
- Home Record: 0-2
- Away Record: 1-4
- Neutral Record: 0-1
- Win Percentage: .125
- Points For (PF): 183
- Points Against (PA): 346
- Scoring Average: 22.9 points per game
- Key Player: Arturo Dominguez-Fermin, who leads the team with 12.1 points per game and 7.4 rebounds per game.
Recent Performance & Head-to-Head Comparison
The American School for the Deaf recently dominated their matchup against New York School for the Deaf, with a resounding 52-16 victory. Played on December 7, the game saw ASD take control early and never look back, with impressive scoring spreads in all quarters:
- ASD: 12-13-14-13 (52)
- NYSD: 5-1-9-1 (16)
The game was a tough one for NYSD, who struggled offensively, scoring only 16 points throughout the entire contest. On the other hand, ASD’s offensive depth and consistency were evident, with four players contributing significantly to the scoring.
Their next game is scheduled for Thursday, January 9, at 3:30 p.m. at New York School for the Deaf, where ASD will aim to maintain their dominance over the struggling NYSD team.
Team Stat Comparison
When comparing the two teams statistically, ASD clearly holds the advantage in most categories:
- Points Per Game: ASD – 39.0, NYSD – 22.9
- Rebounds Per Game: ASD – 19.9, NYSD – 20.3
- Assists Per Game: ASD – 5.0, NYSD – 2.5
- Steals Per Game: ASD – 6.8, NYSD – 5.1
- Blocks Per Game: ASD – 1.3, NYSD – 0.8
ASD’s higher scoring average is one of the most telling statistics, as they significantly outperform NYSD in terms of both total points and consistency on offense. While NYSD’s rebound total is slightly higher, ASD is more effective in creating turnovers and converting those into points, as reflected in their steals and assists numbers.
Notable Players & Leaders
- ASD
- John McCabe: Leading scorer with 14.0 points per game, also contributing 9.0 rebounds per game.
- Basil Blackford: Contributes across the board, with 2.3 assists, 2.9 steals, and 0.8 blocks per game.
- NYSD
- Arturo Dominguez-Fermin: Leading the team with 12.1 points and 7.4 rebounds per game.
- Jhostin Zacarias: Contributing 0.9 assists and 1.3 steals per game.
Common Opponents & Records Against Them
Both teams have faced similar opponents, but ASD has fared much better:
- Against Marie Philip: ASD lost 64-46 (12/4), but NYSD suffered a crushing 60-9 defeat (12/6).
- Against Lexington School for the Deaf: ASD won 32-19 (12/6), while NYSD lost 34-18 (12/19).
- Against Rhode Island School for the Deaf: ASD won 61-45 (12/13), but NYSD lost 40-18 (12/10).
ASD holds a 2-2 record against common opponents, whereas NYSD is 0-3.
Upcoming Games and Outlook
Looking ahead, ASD will play against Rhode Island School for the Deaf on January 9, 2025, and will also meet Lexington School for the Deaf in the latter part of January. With their solid performances and strong leadership, they are poised for more wins.
NYSD will face some tough challenges ahead, with games against Lexington and Rhode Island Schools for the Deaf. Their key to improvement will likely lie in tightening their defense and improving their offensive execution, as they’ve struggled to find consistency throughout the season.
Conclusion
The American School for the Deaf has shown strong promise this season with a winning record and impressive offensive stats. Meanwhile, the New York School for the Deaf, despite having a tough season so far, continues to fight hard, with standout performances from players like Dominguez-Fermin. As the season progresses, ASD will be looking to maintain their form, while NYSD will be seeking ways to improve and turn their season around. The January 9th matchup promises to be an exciting one, as ASD seeks to assert dominance on the road against NYSD.
