The Gregory School varsity basketball team (Tucson, AZ) will face Seligman (AZ) in a neutral-site playoff game on Friday, February 28, at 3:30 PM. This matchup is part of the “2025 AIA Boys Basketball State Championships (Arizona) – Conference 1A” tournament.
The Gregory School vs Seligman Game Info:
What: Arizona High School Basketball
Who: The Gregory School (AZ) vs Seligman (AZ)
When: Friday, February 28, 2025
Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Bracket: 2025 AIA Boys Basketball State Championships (Arizona) – Conference 1A
Live stream: Watch here
Game preview: The Gregory School vs Seligman
As the 2024-2025 high school basketball season progresses, two standout teams in Arizona, Seligman and The Gregory School, have showcased their dominance on the court. With impressive records and top-tier performances, both squads are vying for postseason success. Let’s take an in-depth look at their season statistics, key players, and overall team performance.
Overall Records and Standings
Seligman boasts an outstanding 24-7 overall record, with a near-perfect 9-1 mark in regional play. Their undefeated home record (10-0) has been a testament to their strong home-court advantage, and they have fared well in playoff games with a 2-0 record.
The Gregory School, meanwhile, holds a solid 20-10 overall record and an 8-1 regional record. While not as dominant at home as Seligman, The Gregory School still holds an impressive 10-1 record in their gym. Their playoff success has also been notable, with a 4-0 record in neutral-site games.
Scoring and Team Performance
When comparing scoring averages, Seligman has the clear edge:
- Seligman: 66.9 points per game
- The Gregory School: 58.2 points per game
Breaking it down by quarters, Seligman has consistently outscored their opponents in the first half, averaging 21.1 points in the first quarter and 18.3 in the second. The Gregory School, on the other hand, has displayed more balanced scoring but tends to start slower, averaging just 14.1 points in the first quarter.
Team Stat Comparison
Statistically, Seligman holds an advantage in most key areas:
- Points Per Game: Seligman (66.5) vs. The Gregory School (57.9)
- Rebounds Per Game: Seligman (29.6) vs. The Gregory School (28.8)
- Steals Per Game: Seligman (15.3) vs. The Gregory School (8.8)
- Blocks Per Game: Seligman (3.3) vs. The Gregory School (1.7)
The one category where The Gregory School outperforms Seligman is assists per game (15.0 vs. 12.3), highlighting their strong ball movement and team play.
Key Players
Seligman’s star player, Montae Walker (#5), has been an all-around force, leading the team in multiple statistical categories:
- Points Per Game: 24.3
- Rebounds Per Game: 10.1
- Assists Per Game: 4.7
- Steals Per Game: 6.2
Meanwhile, The Gregory School’s leading scorer, Ben Head (#10), has averaged 15.9 points per game, while Devin Dawson (#5) has been their top rebounder with 6.6 boards per game. Justus Turner (#1) leads in assists with 4.0 per contest.
Common Opponent Comparison
Both teams have faced similar competition throughout the season. One notable common opponent is Joseph City:
- Seligman struggled against Joseph City, losing twice (69-54 and 74-65) before securing a win (67-46).
- The Gregory School, on the other hand, had a decisive 61-40 victory over Joseph City.
Against Salome, both teams secured wins:
- Seligman defeated Salome 61-50.
- The Gregory School dominated with a 61-37 victory.
Final Thoughts
Seligman and The Gregory School have both put together impressive seasons, with Seligman showing superior scoring and defensive capabilities. However, The Gregory School’s ball movement and balanced attack make them a formidable opponent.
With the postseason approaching, both teams have the potential to make deep runs. If these two squads meet on the court, it will undoubtedly be a matchup worth watching, as Seligman’s high-powered offense clashes against The Gregory School’s disciplined playmaking.
Stay tuned as the season unfolds to see which team will rise to the occasion and solidify their place as one of Arizona’s best!
