Hunt
Record: 17-9 overall/ 8-2 conference
After facing five straight losses early on in the season, Hunt started to get on track on their way to winning the regular-season conference with an 8-2 record. They played well on the road, going 7-3 but it was tough towards the end of the season. Sophomores Ty’Chaun Clay and Davon Jones were two that made a name for themselves, averaging double-figures scoring, while ShaKei Hines averaged 12.3ppg.
Northern Nash
Record: 22-6 overall/ 7-3 conference
The Knights secured a 20+ win season under head coach Henry Drake, as well as going undefeated at home in front of their fans. They started 11-1 on the season and every loss came by 10 points or less this season. They also secured the Big East Championship vs. Fike. Full of juniors and young talent, Northern Nash could look to make a run once again. Caleb Reams led the way scoring at 12.3, while they also finished with six players finishing between 7-8 points per game.
Rocky Mount
Record: 14-12 overall/ 7-3 conference
Rocky Mount started out the season with six losses but found success when they started playing in conference play. They came up short vs. Hunt at times and battled in the conference tournament. However, they still finished above .500 overall. Junior Keeshawn Silver led the way with 10.9ppg and 8.3rpg, while they also found a young rising talent in Jamal Townsend, only a freshman who averaged nearly 10 points as well.
Franklinton
Record: 8-17 overall/ 5-5 conference
It was a tough battle this season for Franklinton but finishing 5-5 in a tough conference is something they can build off of. They started to really find their game towards the end of the season which even included an OT win vs. Hunt. Senior Travon Jones led the charge with 13.2 points per game, while several other seniors stepped up, along with rising underclassmen.
Fike
Record: 9-15 overall/ 2-8 conference
The Demons hoped for a potentially better season, especially starting the season off 4-1 but unfortunately, it was a struggle throughout the season. However, Fike made some HUGE noise in the Big East tournament, who made a run to the championship game vs. Northern Nash, just coming up short. Moses Parker averaged 14.8 points and 8.6 rebounds per game, both leading the team while sophomore Christen Battle averaged 11.5 points.
Southern Nash
Record: 7-14 overall/ 1-9 conference
Looking at Southern Nash, this is a young team that could use this season to only grow for the future. They had two sophomores that led the way in Chason Royal (13.3ppg) and Jackson Vick (10.2ppg), and several others could step up in the future. They did finish the season strong, going 3-2 at the end of the season.