As the 2024-2025 basketball season progresses, Rangeview (Aurora, CO) and Northfield (Denver, CO) have made an impact in the Colorado high school basketball scene. Both teams have an identical overall record of 11-9, yet they differ in various aspects of their performance, including league standings, scoring averages, and key player contributions.

Team Overview

Rangeview has struggled slightly in their league play, holding a 3-5 record in the Colorado League. However, they have been competitive, with a solid overall win percentage of .550. At home, they have a 4-4 record, but they’ve had better success on the road, boasting a 6-3 away record. Their offensive game has averaged 47.0 points per game, with a high consistency in scoring across all four quarters.

Northfield, on the other hand, has performed better in the league, posting a 5-3 record, which gives them a .625 league win percentage. Like Rangeview, their overall record stands at 11-9, but they have averaged a higher 54.1 points per game this season. They are particularly strong in the second half, with their scoring climbing from 10.3 points in the second quarter to 16.4 in the third quarter and 14.1 in the fourth. Their scoring depth has contributed significantly to their success, including a 5-6 away record.

Recent Head-to-Head Matches

In recent matchups, Northfield has emerged victorious in both of their meetings with Rangeview. On January 14, Northfield edged out Rangeview with a 54-49 win. Rangeview had a strong third quarter, but Northfield managed to hold on for the win. The teams met again on January 31, and Northfield pulled away in the second half to win 61-44, fueled by a 20-point fourth quarter that sealed the deal.

Looking ahead, the two teams will face off again in a highly anticipated game on Thursday, February 20, at 6 p.m. in Denver, and it will be interesting to see if Rangeview can break the pattern or if Northfield will continue their dominance.

Key Players to Watch

Both teams have standout players leading the charge on the court.

• Rangeview’s top scorer, Maddie Kilmer, averages 12.0 points per game. She also leads the team in rebounds with 9.0 per game, contributing to her strong presence on both ends of the floor. Nylah Duncan and Hayley Li also play pivotal roles in defense and ball distribution, with Duncan averaging 3.4 steals per game.

• Northfield has standout performances from Aliyah Herron, who averages 13.3 points per game, leading the team in scoring. She also contributes significantly in rebounds (7.2 per game) and assists (2.5 per game). LaPorsha Allen and Kate Snodgrass round out the key contributors, with Snodgrass being a defensive force, averaging 3.6 blocks per game.

Common Opponents

Both teams have faced similar opponents this season, with Rangeview holding a 5-4 record against common opponents, while Northfield has gone 4-4. In notable matchups, Rangeview defeated Skyview 56-50 in December, while Northfield also bested Skyview in a 59-49 victory. Other shared opponents include Denver South, Denver East, and Vista PEAK Prep, with Northfield having a slight edge in some of these encounters.

Statistical Comparison

Conclusion

Both Rangeview and Northfield have proven themselves as formidable competitors in Colorado’s high school basketball scene, with each team demonstrating strength in different areas. Rangeview will need to capitalize on its offensive consistency, particularly in the second half, to challenge Northfield’s defensive depth and scoring power. Northfield, meanwhile, will look to maintain their high scoring and defensive pressure to complete a season sweep over Rangeview.

As the season continues to unfold, the upcoming February 20 game promises to be another thrilling chapter in this ongoing rivalry. Fans and players alike will be eager to see which team can take the next step toward league supremacy.