Boys basketball postseason play begins Tuesday in Central Ohio. Let's look at some of the favorites to win district championships.
How the next month plays out locally will be determined starting Tuesday, with first-round action in divisions I and II. Within two weeks, nine district champions will be crowned. Two weeks after that, four state champions will raise their trophies.
“We still have work to do,” coach Eric Krueger said. “We will always get everybody’s best shot. We have to have a championship mindset, a tournament mindset, and a sense of urgency.”Despite returning one starter from last year’s district semifinalist team in sophomore forward Micah Young, the Warriors earned the fourth seed in Division I and are celebrating their first league championship since 2018.
Fairfield Union tied Teays Valley for the MSL-Buckeye championship, clinching its share with a 66-37 rout of Bloom-Carroll on Friday. Senior Ted Harrah and juniors Caleb Redding and Caleb Schmelzer provide the size for the Falcons, who allow just 37.9 points per game — the ninth-fewest statewide regardless of division, according to MartinRPI.com.5. Columbus Academy seeking first district title under coach Jeff Warstler.
Sophomore guard Theo Falkenhain leads the team in scoring , assists and steals , sophomore forward M.J. Jackson leads in rebounding and senior forward Charlie Haywood leads in blocked shots .The fifth-seeded Warriors find themselves playing arguably their best ball of the year, finishing the regular season with an 8-1 stretch while clinching their 10th consecutive MSL-Cardinal title.
“Through those games, we got better,” coach David Dennis said. “ are reaping what they sow. We’ve became closer, more coachable, understood the game better, trusted each other, depended on one another, and players have stepped up.”After capturing its first MOCAL title, Northside Christian will pursue its first district, regional and state championships. The Westerville school was founded in 1971.
Senior wing Diamauntae Jackson averages 11.2 points, ahead of sophomore guard Josh Cook and sophomore point guard Devontrel Jackson . Diamauntae and Devontrel are brothers.With no senior starters, the Eagles have more than doubled their win total from a year ago and were voted the second seed in Division IV.
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