The Silverton (OR) varsity basketball team will host Summit (Bend, OR) for a non-conference game on Friday, December 20, 2024, at 8:15 PM.

Here’s what you need to know Basketball:

What: Oregon High School Basketball
Who: Silverton vs Summit
When: Friday, December 20, 2024
Time: 8:15. p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch Here

Summit vs. Silverton: A Tale of Two Teams in the 2024-25 Season

As the 2024-2025 basketball season unfolds, the teams from Summit and Silverton have begun to showcase their talents, albeit with different results. Let’s break down the performances, records, and key matchups between these two squads so far this season.

Summit Eagles: A Mixed Start

The Summit Eagles have opened the season with a balanced 2-2 record, showing resilience both at home and on the road. Their home record is even at 1-1, while their away record mirrors this at 1-1 as well. The Eagles have averaged 56.3 points per game, indicating a solid offensive effort, but their defense has been a bit more inconsistent, allowing 198 points in total across the four games.

Summit’s performance breakdown shows a mix of wins and losses in both league and non-league games, as they hold a 0-0 record in league play, having yet to face a league opponent. Their non-league results are 1-2, giving them a bit of a challenge outside their immediate conference.

Looking ahead, Summit will be facing Redmond on January 22, 2025, and again in a return match on February 14, 2025. With both teams locked at 0-0 in common opponent records (so far), this will be an important series for Summit to establish dominance.

Silverton: Struggling to Find Momentum

In contrast, Silverton has had a tougher start to their season, with an overall record of 0-1. While they have yet to play a home game, their away record stands at 0-1 after a loss to Redmond on December 14, 2024, with a final score of 75-59. Their offensive output has been low, managing only 59 points in their lone game, which doesn’t bode well for them as they continue into the season.

The Foxes, like Summit, have yet to face league opponents, making their non-league matchups even more crucial. They also share a common opponent with Summit in Redmond, but Silverton’s loss to the Panthers has placed them behind early in terms of head-to-head competition with teams in their region.

Common Opponents: The Redmond Factor

Both Summit and Silverton have faced Redmond this season, making the common opponent matchup an interesting comparison point. Summit and Redmond are set for a pair of contests in late January and February, which could help provide clarity on where the Eagles stand in relation to the Panthers. Silverton, having already lost to Redmond, will have to regroup and focus on their upcoming games to avoid falling further behind in their non-league schedule.

Team Scoring Averages: Silverton Leads

When it comes to scoring, Silverton currently has the edge, averaging 59.0 points per game, slightly higher than Summit’s 56.3. However, the small gap is indicative of the teams’ relative struggles in their early matchups. As both teams continue their campaigns, offensive consistency and improving defensive play will be key to their success.

Looking Ahead

For Summit, the next few games are an opportunity to build momentum. The Eagles’ ability to perform both at home and on the road will be crucial as they face league competition and try to improve their non-league record. For Silverton, they will need to find a way to turn their offense around, particularly after a rough start against Redmond.

As both teams continue to compete and develop their identity for the season, these early matchups are just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting and unpredictable 2024-2025 season for both Summit and Silverton.