The Regis Jesuit varsity basketball team (Aurora, CO) will host Monarch (Louisville, CO) for a home playoff game today at 6 p.m. This matchup is part of the 2025 CHSAA Boys Basketball State Tournament – Class 6A.
Regis Jesuit vs Monarch Game Info:
What: Colorado High School Basketball
Who: Regis Jesuit (CO) vs Monarch (CO)
When: Friday, February 28, 2025
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Bracket: 2025 CHSAA Boys Basketball State Tournament – Class 6A
Live stream: Watch here
Game preview: Regis Jesuit vs Monarch
As the high school basketball season heats up in Colorado, two standout teams, Monarch and Regis Jesuit, have been putting on impressive performances. Here’s a breakdown of their season records, scoring averages, and key statistics, comparing how these two teams stack up against each other and their common opponents.
Team Records
Monarch has posted a solid 14-9 record overall in the 2024-2025 season, with a 8-5 performance in league play. The team has had a strong home record, winning 7 out of 10 games, but has faced tougher competition away from home with a 7-5 record and a single neutral-site loss.
Regis Jesuit, on the other hand, boasts a stronger overall record of 17-6, with a notable 7-3 performance in league games. The team has been impressive both at home (8-2) and on the road (9-4), with their consistent play on the court contributing to a .739 win percentage overall, compared to Monarch’s .609.
Scoring and Stat Comparison
Looking at their average points per game, Regis Jesuit holds the advantage with 70.2 PPG, compared to Monarch’s 63.2. This scoring prowess has been a result of a balanced attack, with Regis Jesuit averaging 17.0 points in the first quarter, 16.2 in the second, and strong finishes in the final two periods of the game. Monarch, while slightly lower in scoring, maintains a steady rhythm, averaging 15.1 points in Q1, 15.0 in Q2, and a significant jump to 18.3 in Q3.
When it comes to team stats, Regis Jesuit also outpaces Monarch in rebounds (31.3 vs. 22.8) and assists (12.3 vs. 12.0), though Monarch takes the edge in steals, averaging 11.6 steals per game compared to Regis Jesuit’s 7.4. Monarch’s defense has been a key factor in keeping games competitive, even when they aren’t able to outscore their opponents.
Individual Performances
Looking at individual performances, Monarch’s Logan Laverty has been the standout player with 19.9 points per game, 3.6 steals, and 2.9 assists. He’s been a consistent force on both ends of the floor for Monarch.
For Regis Jesuit, Lucas Dickinson has been dominant, contributing 23.6 points per game, 7.9 rebounds, and 3.1 assists. His all-around play has been crucial to his team’s success this season, and he is central to their high-scoring output.
Common Opponents
Both teams have faced a handful of common opponents this season, with Regis Jesuit holding a perfect 3-0 record against those teams, while Monarch has a 1-2 record. Notably, both teams lost to Eaglecrest, with Monarch falling 71-45, and Regis Jesuit winning 65-48. Monarch’s only win against a common opponent came against Heritage, beating them 81-67, while Regis Jesuit had a strong win over Heritage on February 18, 84-73.
Conclusion
While Regis Jesuit has the edge in terms of overall record and statistical performance, Monarch has shown resilience and competitive spirit throughout the season. With strong individual performances, particularly from Logan Laverty, and an aggressive defense, Monarch can challenge teams like Regis Jesuit on any given night. However, Regis Jesuit’s well-rounded team, led by the dynamic Lucas Dickinson, continues to be a top contender in the Colorado high school basketball scene.
As the season progresses, it will be exciting to see how both teams fare in upcoming matchups, including potential playoff showdowns, where anything can happen.
