The Section 4 girls basketball tournament is currently in progress, with the semifinals set in five of the six classifications following a busy Friday featuring 12 quarterfinal contests across three classes. Classes AA and A did not have quarterfinals, and in Class AAA, Elmira and Corning advanced to the championship game with byes.
In classes B, C, and D, the top-four seeds in each quarterfinal moved on to the semifinals on Tuesday, setting the stage for some exciting matchups.
In the Class C quarterfinals, Watkins Glen stood out as the top seed with a dominant performance, scoring the first 18 points and eventually cruising to a 42-20 victory over Bainbridge-Guilford. Meanwhile, Moravia secured a 51-32 win over Delhi, with Jordan Smith leading the charge with 15 points and five blocked shots.
Looking ahead to the semifinals at Tompkins Cortland Community College in Dryden, Watkins Glen will face off against fourth-seeded Unatego, while Moravia takes on second-seeded Greene. Both matches are expected to be highly competitive, with thrilling basketball action in store for fans.
In the Class B quarterfinals, Chenango Forks and Chenango Valley emerged victorious, setting the stage for a thrilling rivalry clash in the semifinals. Meanwhile, Newark Valley, ranked first in the state in Class B by the New York State Sports Writers Association, secured a convincing 65-46 win over Sidney, positioning them for a semifinal matchup against Susquehanna Valley.
As the Section 4 girls basketball tournament reaches its climax, the upcoming semifinals in Class AA, A, and D are also set to deliver exciting basketball action. With top teams competing for a shot at the championship title, fans can expect intense matchups and fierce competition.
In Class D, Edmeston/Morris, Cherry Valley-Springfield, South Kortright/Andes, and Schenevus emerged victorious in the quarterfinals, setting the stage for thrilling semifinal battles at SUNY Delhi.
As the tournament unfolds, fans can follow the latest updates and results on social media and digital platforms, ensuring that they stay informed about all the action.
With the Section 4 girls basketball tournament showcasing the best of the region’s talent, fans can look forward to an exhilarating conclusion as the top teams battle it out for sectional glory.
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