The Westview varsity basketball team (Omaha, NE) will host Creighton Prep (Omaha, NE) in a non-conference game today at 7:00 PM.
Game Details:
- Teams: Creighton Prep vs. Westview
- Date & Time: Friday, January 17, 2025, at 7:00 PM
- Location: Westview High School, Omaha, NE
- Live stream: Watch Here
Creighton Prep vs. Westview: A Comparison of Two Strong Basketball Programs in Omaha
As the 2024-2025 basketball season progresses, Creighton Prep and Westview have emerged as two of the most competitive teams in the Omaha area. Both schools are showcasing impressive records and strong performances, making for an exciting matchup when they face off. Let’s dive into their statistics, game results, and head-to-head comparisons to see how these teams stack up.
Creighton Prep (24-25 Season Overview)
Creighton Prep has had a strong season so far, with a 10-3 overall record. Their performance in district play has been solid, with a 1-1 district record. The team’s offensive and defensive strategies have helped them achieve a .769 win percentage overall and a .500 district win percentage. They have scored a total of 862 points while allowing 720, indicating a strong balance between offense and defense.
Key Team Stats:
- Points per game: 65.7
- Rebounds per game: 24.5
- Assists per game: 11.2
- Steals per game: 7.8
- Blocks per game: 2.9
Team Leaders:
- Trinell Parker: 15.8 PPG, 5.1 RPG
- Torran Carter-Brown: 4.0 APG
- Max Jungers: 1.4 SPG
- Trinell Parker: 1.2 BPG
Creighton Prep’s strengths are apparent in their scoring consistency, especially in the first quarter, where they average 17.2 points. They manage to maintain solid scoring through the game, averaging 66.3 points per game. The team has demonstrated resilience, particularly in their recent 60-57 victory over Westview on December 30th, 2024.
Westview (24-25 Season Overview)
Westview has been a powerhouse this season, boasting a remarkable 12-1 overall record. They remain undefeated in district play at 3-0, and their offense has been nothing short of explosive. With a .923 win percentage overall and a perfect 1.000 in district play, Westview has earned a reputation as one of the top teams in Omaha. They have scored 1,005 points, averaging a high 77.2 points per game, while allowing only 699 points.
Key Team Stats:
- Points per game: 77.2
- Rebounds per game: 28.3
- Assists per game: 15.7
- Steals per game: 9.3
- Blocks per game: 1.1
Team Leaders:
- Tayvin Zephier-Murphy: 19.5 PPG, 4.9 RPG
- John Sims IV: 4.8 APG, 2.1 SPG
- Elijah Wilborn: 0.4 BPG
Westview’s offense is a well-oiled machine, particularly in the first quarter, where they average an impressive 24.2 points per game. Their consistent high-scoring nature has been a key factor in their success, with an average of 77.3 points per game. In their most recent game, they dominated against Bryan, winning 94-38, showcasing their ability to run up the score.
Head-to-Head Matchups
When comparing these two teams head-to-head, the results are intriguing. The most recent meeting between Creighton Prep and Westview occurred on December 30th, 2024, when Creighton Prep edged out Westview 60-57. This game demonstrated Creighton Prep’s ability to compete at a high level, despite Westview’s offensive firepower.
Common Opponents:
- Creighton Prep Record: 5-1
- Westview Record: 8-0
Both teams have faced a number of common opponents, and Westview has been undefeated against those teams, while Creighton Prep has lost once. Notable victories for both teams include wins over teams like Elkhorn South, Bellevue East, and Benson.
Conclusion
Both Creighton Prep and Westview have shown tremendous potential this season, and their upcoming matchups will be highly anticipated. Creighton Prep brings a balanced, defensive-minded approach to the game, while Westview relies on high-scoring offense and dominant rebounding. As the season progresses, the teams’ performance in district play and their head-to-head matchups will be crucial in determining their playoff positions.
Fans can look forward to more thrilling games as both teams continue to make their mark on the 2024-2025 basketball season in Omaha.