The Washington high school basketball season for 2024-2025 has seen some notable performances, particularly from the Wilson Creek and Bridgeport teams. Each has had distinct journeys through their schedules, with varying success rates and a shared set of common opponents. Here’s an in-depth look at both teams’ rankings, records, and head-to-head results.

Team Overview

Wilson Creek:

• Overall Record: 2-5
• District Record: 1-2
• Home Record: 1-3
• Away Record: 1-2
• Win Percentage: 28.6%
• District Win Percentage: 33.3%
• Points Scored (PF): 286
• Points Allowed (PA): 388
• Scoring Average: 40.9 points per game

Wilson Creek has had a challenging start to the 2024-2025 season, with only two wins so far. The team’s overall performance has been hindered by tough matchups, both within their district and in non-league games. Their scoring average of 40.9 points per game highlights the struggle they’ve had in putting up consistent offensive production. Their defense has also been a concern, as they have allowed an average of 55.4 points per game.

Bridgeport:

• Overall Record: 4-0
• Home Record: 3-0
• Away Record: 1-0
• Win Percentage: 100%
• Points Scored (PF): 295
• Points Allowed (PA): 113
• Scoring Average: 73.8 points per game

Bridgeport, on the other hand, has been off to a fantastic start, remaining undefeated with a 4-0 record. Their impressive scoring average of 73.8 points per game has placed them among the top teams in the area, and their defense has been equally strong, with only 113 points allowed across four games. With a flawless record both at home and on the road, Bridgeport looks like a serious contender this season.

Common Opponents and Results

Both teams have faced off against some of the same schools, which gives an interesting comparison of their performances against these common opponents.

1. Lake Roosevelt:
   • Wilson Creek: Lost 79-20 (12/2/24)
   • Bridgeport: Will face on 1/10/25, but has a 4-0 record against common opponents.
2. Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian:
   • Wilson Creek: Lost 65-24 (12/3/24)
   • Bridgeport: Will face them on 12/18/24, and Bridgeport has yet to lose to common opponents, including a previous win over them.
3. Entiat:
   • Wilson Creek: Lost 61-52 (12/13/24)
   • Bridgeport: Won 66-33 (12/10/24)
   • Wilson Creek faces Entiat again on 1/4/25, while Bridgeport has already posted a strong win.
4. Pateros:
   • Wilson Creek: Will face on 12/17/24
   • Bridgeport: Won 78-18 (12/6/24) and 82-30 (12/13/24)
5. Oroville:
   • Wilson Creek: Will face them on 12/20/24 and 1/24/25
   • Bridgeport: Matches upcoming
6. Waterville:
   • Wilson Creek: Will face on 2/7/25
   • Bridgeport: Won 69-32 (12/3/24)

Head-to-Head Record

While the teams haven’t yet faced each other this season, the results from their respective common opponents paint a clearer picture of how they might match up in the future. Wilson Creek’s struggles against teams like Moses Lake Christian Academy and Entiat contrast with Bridgeport’s strong performances, underscoring the latter’s dominance thus far.

Looking Ahead

The rest of the season will be crucial for Wilson Creek as they aim to improve upon their record and build momentum. Their upcoming games against familiar opponents like Oroville, Entiat, and Waterville will provide opportunities to turn things around, but it will take a strong collective effort on both sides of the ball to overcome their early-season challenges.

Bridgeport, on the other hand, will look to maintain their unbeaten streak. Their offensive firepower, paired with solid defense, has been a winning combination thus far. As the season progresses, Bridgeport will need to continue their high level of play to keep their perfect record intact.

In conclusion, the rivalry between Wilson Creek and Bridgeport will undoubtedly be one to watch as the season progresses, with Bridgeport favored based on current form, but Wilson Creek still capable of making an impact as they regroup and improve their performance. The next few weeks will be critical in determining how both teams fare in their respective districts and the state rankings.