The Winston-Salem Prep varsity basketball team (Winston-Salem, NC) will host Mount Tabor (Winston-Salem, NC) in a home non-conference game today at 7 PM.
Matchup Details:
🏀 Teams: Mount Tabor vs. Winston-Salem Prep
đź“… Date: Saturday, February 8, 2025
⏰ Time: 7 PM
đź“Ť Location: Winston-Salem Prep (Winston-Salem, NC)
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Mount Tabor vs. Winston-Salem Prep: A Statistical Breakdown of the 2024-25 Season
As the 2024-25 basketball season progresses, Mount Tabor and Winston-Salem Prep have emerged as two teams making their mark on the North Carolina high school basketball scene. While both teams have had their share of success, a closer look at their performances reveals key differences that could shape their paths moving forward.
Team Performance Overview
Mount Tabor Spartans
- Overall Record: 17-4
- Conference Record: 10-2
- Home Record: 11-1
- Away Record: 5-3
- Neutral Record: 1-0
- Win Percentage: 81%
- Conference Win Percentage: 83%
- Total Points For (PF): 1,386
- Total Points Against (PA): 1,060
Winston-Salem Prep Phoenix
- Overall Record: 12-8
- Conference Record: 8-7
- Home Record: 4-4
- Away Record: 5-4
- Neutral Record: 3-0
- Win Percentage: 60%
- Conference Win Percentage: 53%
- Total Points For (PF): 1,324
- Total Points Against (PA): 916
Scoring Averages
Mount Tabor averages 66.0 points per game, with their strongest quarters being the first and fourth, scoring 16.2 and 16.5 points respectively. Meanwhile, Winston-Salem Prep averages 66.2 points per game, with their highest scoring quarter being the second at 17.5 points. Notably, Winston-Salem Prep has also demonstrated the ability to score in overtime, averaging 8.0 points when games extend beyond regulation.
Statistical Comparison
Statistic | Mount Tabor | Winston-Salem Prep |
---|---|---|
Points Per Game | 66.0 | 66.8 |
Rebounds Per Game | N/A | 5.1 |
Assists Per Game | N/A | 1.8 |
Steals Per Game | N/A | 1.3 |
Blocks Per Game | N/A | 1.1 |
Key Players
Mount Tabor
- Points Per Game: #23 Brandon Rorie (16.8)
- Rebounds Per Game: #5 Ahmir Wiggins (1.8)
- Assists Per Game: #5 Ahmir Wiggins (0.7)
- Steals Per Game: #4 Hahsasah Simmons (0.4)
- Blocks Per Game: #5 Ahmir Wiggins (0.8)
Winston-Salem Prep
- Points Per Game: N/A
- Rebounds Per Game: 2.6
- Assists Per Game: 1.0
- Steals Per Game: 0.9
- Blocks Per Game: 0.3
Common Opponents
Both teams have faced some common opponents with varying results. Mount Tabor has a perfect 4-0 record against shared rivals, while Winston-Salem Prep stands at 2-1. A notable contrast is their performance against Walkertown; Mount Tabor secured a decisive 65-45 victory, whereas Winston-Salem Prep fell short in a narrow 65-60 loss.
Breakdown Against Common Opponents
Date | Mount Tabor Result | Winston-Salem Prep Result |
12/4/24 | W 65-45 (Walkertown) | L 65-60 (Walkertown) |
1/8/25 | W 88-45 (Glenn) | W 81-59 (Glenn) |
2/4/25 | W 89-47 (Glenn) | – |
1/15/25 | W 56-18 (Parkland) | W 58-56 (Parkland) |
Final Thoughts
Mount Tabor holds the statistical edge in multiple areas, boasting a higher overall win percentage, a better record against common opponents, and a standout scorer in Brandon Rorie. Their strong conference showing (10-2) and dominant home record (11-1) make them a formidable team.
Winston-Salem Prep, however, is not to be underestimated. Their ability to perform in close games and in overtime situations demonstrates resilience. Their balanced scoring throughout quarters suggests consistency, a crucial factor for postseason success.
With both teams aiming for playoff success, their contrasting strengths make for an exciting potential matchup. Mount Tabor’s dominance and Winston-Salem Prep’s grit could lead to an intense battle if they meet on the court.