NCHSAA basketball playoff brackets released

Here are the 2025 NCHSAA high school basketball playoff first-round brackets
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association released the brackets for the 2025 high school basketball playoffs Sunday, setting the first-round pairings for both boys and girls basketball across the state.
The state high school basketball playoffs are about to begin. Here are the NCHSAA pairings
The Mustangs head coach Andrew Glover (center) gathers with his starting lineup ahead of tipoff. The Mustangs would host the SouthMeck Sabres in the SoMeck Championship game Friday February 21, 2025.
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The announcement comes just one day after the All American and United 8 Conference champions were crowned, with Seventy-First boys winning a fourth straight league title, Terry Sanford girls named co-champs and ready to defend their 3A East Regional championship and Jack Britt girls lighting up the U8 playoffs with a run to their third title in five years.
Interactive 2025 NCHSAA boys & girls basketball state playoff brackets
The matchups are set for the N.C. High School Athletic Association's 2025 boys and girls basketball state playoffs. Final brackets were released by the NCHSAA. The first four rounds will be played at the higher seed,
Wilmington-area high school basketball NCHSAA playoff brackets, scores, updates
The NCHSAA released its statewide high school playoff brackets Sunday. See which Wilmington-area squads made the cut.
NCHSAA releases 2025 boys and girls basketball brackets
Seven of the eight Metro 4A Conference girls teams are in the NCHSAA basketball playoff brackets that were released on Sunday. Among those, Page (9-16), who finished seventh in the conference, went from bubble team to 29th seed, with the help of a late-season upset win over eventual co-conference champion Northern Guilford on Feb. 12.
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Sanderson has clinched the Cap's top playoff seed and outright conference championship. Due to a three-way tie for second place, the tiebreaker procedures had to be used. Broughton won out over Cardinal Gibbons and Leesville Road as Broughton went 3-1 vs. the other two while Cardinal Gibbons went 2-2 and Leesville Road went 1-3.
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Conference tournaments begin Monday and end Friday. The first round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association playoffs starts Feb. 25 and ends with state championships on March 14-15.
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Updated NCHSAA boys indoor track & field championship history
The most team titles is held by North Rowan, who has five. Five schools -- Croatan, Knightdale, North Brunswick, Southeast Raleigh, Weddington -- have four apiece.
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