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Basketball enthusiasts in Columbia, Missouri are gearing up for thrilling action as the Class 4-6 high school basketball playoffs approach. The Class 4 boys’ semifinals kick off on March 21, followed by championship games on March 22. Meanwhile, Classes 5 and 6 boys will also hold their semifinal and final rounds on March 19 and March 20. This week promises exciting matchups and captivating performances as teams vie for the ultimate title at Mizzou Arena.

Exciting Times in Columbia: Missouri Class 4-6 High School Basketball Championships Await!

Get ready, basketball fans! The atmosphere in Columbia, Missouri is buzzing with excitement as the Class 4-6 high school basketball playoffs gear up for an action-packed conclusion this week. The Class 1-3 playoffs have wrapped up, and now it’s the turn of the Class 4-6 teams to battle it out for the ultimate title.

Semifinals and Championships on the Horizon

The Class 4 boys’ semifinals are kicking off on March 21, with the championship games happening the very next day, March 22. But don’t think the action stops there! Classes 5 and 6 boys will also be in the heat of their semifinal and final rounds on March 19 and March 20, respectively. All these thrilling matches will take place at the well-known Mizzou Arena. Mark your calendars because this is where the magic happens!

Semi-final Showdown: Class 4

On March 21, basketball enthusiasts can look forward to an exhilarating matchup as Potosi squares off against Vashon at 2 p.m.. Following them, at 4 p.m., Logan-Rogersville will take on Benton. Both games promise to be nail-biters, so prepare for some nail-biting moments!

Class 5 and 6 Lineup

In a few days, March 19 will bring forth a fierce battle with teams like Webster Groves facing off against Westminster Christian at 6 p.m. and Parkview challenging Summit Christian Academy at 8 p.m.. Early risers can catch Lafayette (Wildwood) against Chaminade College Prep at 10 a.m., followed by Nixa going against Oak Park at noon. What a day to be a fan!

Post-Game Wins: Class 4 Quarterfinals Recap

Before diving into the upcoming matches, let’s recap some thrilling finishes from the quarterfinals on March 14th and 15th. Potosi claimed victory over Clayton with a score of 78-63, and Vashon came out on top against Mexico with a 64-54 win. Meanwhile, Logan-Rogersville edged out Father Tolton Regional Catholic with 59-50, and Benton squeaked by Center by just 36-32.

More Quarterfinal Wins: Classes 5 and 6

Over in the Class 5 quarterfinals, Westminster Christian secured a victory against McCluer North with a score of 48-40. Parkview triumphed over Helias Catholic 63-50, while Summit Christian Academy won a nail-biter against Pembroke Hill, finishing at 57-55. Lastly, Webster Groves narrowly escaped with a 71-70 win over Sikeston.

Moving on to the Class 6 quarterfinals, Nixa showed strength by beating Rockhurst with a score of 58-48, while Oak Park triumphed over Blue Springs South with a clear 68-50. Lafayette (Wildwood) earned a 70-64 victory against SLUH, and Chaminade College Prep made a strong statement by routing Fort Zumwalt North with a 76-54 win.

Springfield Teams Making Waves

The Springfield area is also well-represented this year! Both the Kickapoo and Logan-Rogersville girls’ basketball teams have made it to the state championships. In total, an impressive five teams from the Springfield area are advancing to the MSHSAA Show-Me Showdown. Among the boys’ semifinal teams are Nixa, Logan-Rogersville, and Parkview.

As excitement builds, it’s worth noting Logan-Rogersville’s girls took down Owensville to qualify for the state for the first time since 2019. Millie MacPherson led the effort with 15 points in the last game. They’re gearing up for a semifinal game against Benton on March 24 at 8 p.m..

Upcoming Matches: Mark Your Calendars!

The Kickapoo team’s Mikayla Pilley shone brightly by scoring 27 points to push her squad into their second consecutive state semifinal. Kickapoo will see action against Staley at 4 p.m. on March 21.

With rankings shifting and new challengers emerging, the MSHSAA playoffs promise to be a thrilling ride. Keep your eyes peeled, as pivotal games unfold, and scores and brackets are continuously updated. There’s no better time to cheer for local talent!

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