The Webb School (Knoxville, TN) varsity basketball team will face off against Calvary Christian Academy (Fort Lauderdale, FL) in a neutral tournament game today at 3:00 PM.
Game Details:
- Matchup: Webb vs. Calvary Christian Academy
- Date: Friday, December 27, 2024
- Time: 3:00 PM
- Event: The Classic at Tennessee High School
- Location: Tennessee High
- Live stream: Watch Here
This game is part of “The Classic at Tennessee High School” tournament.
Calvary Christian Academy vs. Webb: A Statistical Showdown of High School Basketball Powerhouses
As the high school basketball season heats up, two top-tier teams, Calvary Christian Academy and Webb, stand out with their impressive performances and records. While both schools dominate their respective states, their paths to success reveal distinct strengths and playing styles. Here’s a breakdown of the numbers and what they mean for these elite programs.
Rankings & Records
- Calvary Christian Academy (FL):
- National Rank: 19
- Florida Rank: 2
- Class Rank: 1
- Record: 7-0 (Undefeated)
- Points For (PF): 549
- Points Against (PA): 378
- Win Percentage: 1.000
- Webb (TN):
- National Rank: 73
- Tennessee Rank: 2
- Class Rank: 1
- Record: 14-1
- Points For (PF): 1,072
- Points Against (PA): 714
- Win Percentage: .933
Calvary Christian Academy has maintained an undefeated record, showcasing their consistency and dominance. Webb, with a stellar 14-1 record, has played more games, demonstrating resilience and depth.
Scoring Averages by Quarter
Calvary Christian Academy’s scoring shows remarkable balance and consistency across all four quarters, with an average of 78.4 points per game (PPG). They excel in the fourth quarter, where their average climbs to 20.3 points, a testament to their ability to close out games.
Webb averages 71.5 PPG, with their highest output in the first quarter at 19 points. However, their scoring dips in the middle quarters, averaging 13.5 points in the second and 12.5 in the third.
Statistical Comparison
| Category | Calvary Christian Academy | Webb |
|---|---|---|
| Points Per Game | 77.9 | – |
| Rebounds Per Game | 35.4 | – |
| Assists Per Game | 14.9 | – |
| Steals Per Game | 9.3 | – |
| Blocks Per Game | 2.9 | – |
Calvary Christian Academy has proven to be a well-rounded team, excelling in both scoring and defensive metrics. With 35.4 rebounds per game and 9.3 steals per game, they dominate possession battles, giving them a significant edge on the court.
Team Leaders
- Calvary Christian Academy:
- Points Per Game: Shon Abaev (#1) – 20.6
- Rebounds Per Game: Collin Paul (#5) – 7.9
- Assists Per Game: Shon Abaev (#1) – 4.0
- Steals Per Game: Cayden Daughtry (#3) – 2.7
- Blocks Per Game: Sam Hallas (#4) – 0.9
Shon Abaev stands out as a dual threat, leading in both points and assists. His ability to score and facilitate makes him the engine of Calvary Christian Academy’s offense. Meanwhile, Collin Paul anchors the team on the boards, ensuring second-chance opportunities.
Record Breakdown
| Category | Calvary Christian Academy | Webb |
|---|---|---|
| Overall | 7-0 | 14-1 |
| Non-League | 7-0 | 10-1 |
| Home | 3-0 | 5-1 |
| Away | 1-0 | 2-0 |
| Neutral | 3-0 | 7-0 |
| In-State | 6-0 | 10-0 |
| Out-of-State | 1-0 | 4-1 |
Both teams have thrived in neutral-site games, with Webb boasting an impressive 7-0 record and Calvary Christian Academy maintaining a perfect 3-0 record. Webb has also demonstrated their versatility by playing and succeeding in more out-of-state matchups.
Analysis
The data highlights two contrasting strengths:
- Calvary Christian Academy relies on balanced scoring, defensive pressure, and key performances from their star players. Their undefeated record and high win margin reflect their dominance in all aspects of the game.
- Webb, on the other hand, plays with offensive firepower and depth, as evidenced by their ability to score over 1,000 points this season. Their experience in a higher volume of games could give them an edge in close matchups.
If these two teams were to meet on the court, it would be a fascinating clash of styles. Calvary Christian Academy’s defensive discipline and consistency would go head-to-head with Webb’s offensive firepower and resilience. Regardless of the outcome, one thing is certain: both teams are among the best in high school basketball this season.
