Top 50 Basketball Jokes

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  1. Knock knock?…Who is there?…Boo… Boo Who?… Don’t cry! We have the best basketball jokes. (American Revolution Jokes)
  2. They always asked me if I play basketball because I was tall… They stopped asking me that when I asked them if they play mini-golf.
  3. Basketball Jokes for March Madness: A grandson was visiting his grandfather at the nursing home. When the boy walked into the room, the grandfather smiled. The boy enthusiastically said, “Grandpa you have March Madness teeth! You are down to your Final Four!” (Final Four Jokes & Grandparent Jokes)
  4. Who is the best Star Wars character at basketball?… Kobe Wan Kenobi. (Star Wars Jokes & Obi Wan Kenobi Jokes)
  5. Did you know Steven Spielberg and John Williams like to play basketball together? … He shoots, he scores. (Movie Jokes & Music Jokes)
  6. What famous Southern Rock anthem is the same as the Boston Celtics offense during the 1980s… Free Bird. (Massachusetts Jokes)
  7. They’re a basketball team in transition… They’re going from bad to worse.
  8. Hanging in the hallway at the college are the basketball team pictures from the past 40 years. A player in the center of the front row in each picture holds a basketball identifying the year — “62-63,” “63-64,” “64-65,” etc.  One day I spotted a freshman looking curiously at the photos. Turning to me, he said, “Isn’t it strange how the teams always lost by one point?”
  9. Duke students have trouble spelling “Krzyzewski.” UNC students have trouble spelling “Smith.” (North Carolina Jokes & Grammar Jokes)
  10. What’s a pirate’s favorite basketball move?… Jump hook. (Pirate Jokes)
  11. Why are college basketball coaches so excited to make it to the 15th hole in golf?… They love the final fore. (Golf Jokes)
  12. Christmas Basketball Jokes: What is Santa’s favorite basketball play?… the give and “GO GO GO!” (Christmas Basketball Jokes)
  13. What is a heart surgeon’s favorite basketball team of all time?… 1983 N.C. State NCAA Champions – the Cardiac Pack.
  14. Why did the basketball player always use the pay phone?… He loved dropping dimes.
  15. Basketball Jokes for New Year’s Day: What New Year’s resolution should a basketball player never make?… To travel more.
  16. What do you call a college basketball player that misses dunks?… Alley Whoops.
  17. What do Karl Malone, Santa Claus, and the mailman have in common?… They always deliver. (Mailman Jokes & Super Bowl Jokes)
  18. What do you call a piece of cheese that likes to shoot hoops?… Swiss! (Cheese Jokes)
  19. Why did the basketball player go to jail?…  Because he shot the ball! (Police Jokes)
  20. I have been watching basketball lately, and I gotta say I can hardly tolerate Kevin Durant… He stinks compared to his brother, Deo.
  21. Why are ghosts great at playing basketball defense?… They are great at getting through screens. (Ghost Jokes)
  22. What is a basketball player’s favorite thing about astronomy?… Shooting stars. (Astronomy Jokes)
  23. The anti-vax basketball team lost every game they played…. Apparently they never take any shots. (Covid Jokes)
  24. Who would be a great NBA center if he gave up his musical career?… POST Malone! (365 Music Jokes)
  25. 2023 NBA Draft: The Thompson Twins Amen Houston Rockets #4 pick & Ausar #5 Detroit Pistons pick have a sharp shooting dad. They often entered international 3 on 3 basketball tournaments and stunned opponents…. No one had an answer for the pick and pop.
  26. Coach Krzyzewski Baseball Career: Coach K had an amazing career as a college basketball coach. Many people do not know that before coaching basketball, he was a baseball player. He was a solid infielder and outfield, but Coach “K” was the worst hitter on the team. Coach K was always a focused on team success from a very young age. The baseball coach saw this and want to find a role for him. He tried him out on the mound and found out that Coach K was a fantastic pitcher. He finished the season pitching and lead the pitching staff in strikeouts. He truly was Coach K! (North Carolina Jokes & Baseball Jokes)
  27. Why did the basketball team change their name to the Possums?… Because they play dead at home and they die on the road.
  28. What is the worst basketball warm-up song?… Another brick in the wall. (365 Music Jokes)
  29. If Shaquille O’Neal was a shade of blue… he would be Shaquille O’Teal. (March Madness Jokes)
  30. Why was Rudolph the Reindeer ineligible for his college basketball team?… He went down in history (from an 82 to a 67). (Reindeer Jokes & World’s Best Basketball Jokes)
  31. If a basketball player gets athlete’s foot, what does an astronaut get…  Missile Toe! (Astronomy Jokes)
  32. Marcus Smart is a polarizing NBA player. Fans think he is a clutch player with defensive intensity that is out of this world. Critics think he is nothing but a flop. (NBA Basketball Jokes)
  33. What is Red Auerbach’s favorite Pink Floyd song?… Have a cigar. (365 Music Jokes)
  34. July 19th National Hot Dog Day: What do you call a basketball player who dribbles between his legs, throws no look and behind the back passes, and celebrates 3-point shots?… A hot dog. (Best NBA 3-point celebrations)
  35. I talk a lot of trash on the basketball court… because my skills are garbage.
  36. Why do the UCLA basketball have to drink their coffee black?… Because KAREEM has graduated. (Coffee Jokes)
  37. What is the best play when you are playing basketball on the same team as your dad?… Pick and Pop. (Dad Jokes)
  38. Basketball Jokes for Thanksgiving: If the Pilgrims came on the Mayflower, then what does the Division I college basketball player come on?… The scholar ships. (Thanksgiving Jokes & Pilgrim Jokes)
  39. What reggae song do basketball players like?… Welcome to Jamrock. (365 Music Jokes)
  40. My tennis career has taught me I can be the best basketball player ever… Nothing but net. (Tennis Jokes)
  41. What type of earrings does a basketball wear?… Hoops.
  42. What role does a Dalmatian Dog fill on a basketball team?… A “spot” shooter.
  43. What is basketball players favorite type of firework?… a flare (screen). (Fireworks Jokes)
  44. What sports team is hated by all beard lovers?… The LA Clippers! (Beard Jokes)
  45. I am a big Star Wars fan and LA Laker fan… I dressed up as Kobe Wan Kenobi for Halloween. 
  46. Playing basketball with vampires is tough… No Blood! No Foul!
  47. Why would Hall of Fame Coach Dean Smith love to have at least 5 anti-vax basketball players for his Four Corners offense. …. they never take any shots. (North Carolina Jokes)
  48. Basketball stars don’t pass away – they just crossover. (Cemetery Jokes)
  49. Many basketball players fail their tests in school… because they do not want to pass.
  50. What is the #1 cereal for basketball players?… Dunkaroos.

The Role of an Athletic Director: Creating the Best High School Experience for Student-Athletes

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Author Tyler Whitcomb

Introduction

High school sports offer more than just games and competitions. They provide a platform for personal growth, teamwork, and unforgettable experiences. Behind the scenes, ensuring the smooth operation of athletic programs is the athletic director. In this blog post, we will explore the role of an athletic director and how they strive to give students the best possible high school experience.

Defining the Athletic Director

An athletic director is a vital figure within a high school’s administration. They are responsible for overseeing and managing all aspects of the school’s athletic programs. While their specific duties can vary from school to school, the primary goal remains consistent: to provide student-athletes with an enriching and well-rounded experience.

Facilitating Student-Athlete Development

One of the key roles of an athletic director is to facilitate the development of student-athletes. Beyond the physical aspect of sports, they understand the importance of instilling values such as discipline, dedication, teamwork, and sportsmanship in the athletes. By promoting these values, athletic directors create an environment that fosters personal growth and character development.

Balancing Academics and Athletics

Athletic directors also play a crucial role in ensuring that student-athletes strike a balance between their academics and athletic commitments. They collaborate with teachers, coaches, and parents to establish academic support systems, monitor academic progress, and provide resources to help students succeed in both realms. By emphasizing the importance of academics, athletic directors encourage student-athletes to excel not only on the field but also in the classroom.

Supporting Coaches and Staff

Athletic directors act as leaders and mentors for coaches and staff members. They provide guidance, professional development opportunities, and resources to help coaches improve their skills and strategies. By fostering a positive and collaborative environment, athletic directors ensure that coaches are well-equipped to guide student-athletes effectively.

Managing Sports Programs

From scheduling games and practices to arranging transportation and equipment, athletic directors are responsible for managing the logistical aspects of sports programs. They work closely with coaches, trainers, and other personnel to ensure that everything runs smoothly. By handling administrative tasks, athletic directors allow coaches to focus on training and mentoring the student-athletes.

Promoting Community Engagement

Athletic directors understand the importance of community engagement and school spirit. They organize events, fundraisers, and community service activities that bring the school and local community together. By fostering a sense of pride and belonging, athletic directors create an environment where student-athletes feel supported by their peers and community.

Conclusion

Being an athletic director is not just about overseeing sports programs. It’s about creating an environment where student-athletes can thrive, grow, and have the best high school experience possible. From supporting academic success to fostering personal growth and community engagement, athletic directors play a crucial role in shaping the lives of student-athletes. By dedicating their time and efforts to these young individuals, they leave a lasting impact on their lives.

Advice for Selecting College Basketball Prospect Camps

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There are some great resources, like NCSA, that can help you locate the best basketball camp for your needs. A high school basketball player has many stops on a journey to graduation. Starting sophomore and junior year, a player needs to decide if he would like to continue to play basketball college. This is a serious decision that will have the biggest impact on the college application process.

Here are a few questions that should be answered before signing up for a college prospect

Are You Good Enough? This does not have to be answered completely, but you should be fairly confident that you can play DIII basketball or higher. The high school season should be a good indication of the possibility of playing in college. Some high school requirements are making the varsity team, starting or being a significant contributor, and as well as being selected for the All-Star team. If you have achieved a few of these things, it is worth attending a camp.

Do You Have the Grades? Very often there are many schools that attend a college prospect camp like the All-Academic Camp held all over the country. Analyze the list of schools attending and evaluate if it is likely you would be accepted into these schools.

Do You Have the Money? Sadly, these camps are expensive, so finanacial status in a big factor.

How Bad Do You Want It? Being a college student-athlete is a huge commitment. It involves working on your game year round, sacrificing social events, and attending school over a long winter break. Playing college basketball may sound great, but talk to players who have done. Get honest feedback about all the time and energy required of being a member of a college basketball program.

If you are still reading, here are some tips on selecting a camp.

Identify leagues that are a good fit for you academic and athletic background.

Identify colleges that fit your desired location.

Top 2023 NBA Draft Picks

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  1. San Antonio Spurs: Victor Wembanyama, center (France) Wemby @vicw_32 (208K followers)
  2. Charlotte Hornets: Brandon Miller, forward (Alabama) Brandon M. @brandmillerr (5K followers)
  3. Portland Trail Blazers: Scoot Henderson, guard (G League Ignite)
  4. Houston Rockets: Amen Thompson, guard (Overtime Elite)
  5. Detroit Pistons: Ausar Thompson, guard (Overtime Elite)
  6. Orlando Magic: Anthony Black, guard/wing (Arkansas) Anthony Black @AnthonyBlack24_ (28K followers)
  7. Washington Wizards (from Indiana): Bilal Coulibaly, wing (France) Bilal Coulibaly @Bilaal_6 (6K followers)
  8. Indiana Pacers (from Washington): Jarace Walker, forward (Houston)
  9. Utah Jazz: Taylor Hendricks, forward (UCF) Taylor Hendricks @tayxhendricks (4K followers)
  10. Oklahoma City Thunder (from Dallas): Cason Wallace, guard (Kentucky) Cason Wallace @wallace_cason (12K followers)
  11. Orlando Magic (from Chicago): Jett Howard, wing (Michigan) Jett Howard @JettHoward5 (8K followers)
  12. Dallas Mavericks (from Oklahoma City): Dereck Lively II, center (Duke) Dereck Lively II @DereckLively (12K followers)
  13. Toronto Raptors: Gradey Dick, wing (Kansas) Gradey Dick @gradey_dick (25K followers)
  14. New Orleans Pelicans: Jordan Hawkins, wing (UConn)
  15. Atlanta Hawks: Kobe Bufkin, guard (Michigan) Kobe Bufkin @kb33zy_04 (5K followers)
  16. Utah Jazz (from Minnesota): Keyonte George, guard (Baylor)
  17. Los Angeles Lakers: Jalen Hood-Schifino, guard (Indiana) Jalen Hood-Schifino @jalenhs (21K followers)
  18. Miami Heat: Jaime Jaquez Jr., wing (UCLA) Jaime Jaquez Jr @jaquez_jr (15K followers)
  19. Golden State Warriors: Brandin Podziemski, guard (Santa Clara) Brandin Podziemski @brandinpodziem2 (9K followers)
  20. Houston Rockets (from LA Clippers): Cam Whitmore, wing (Villanova) Cam Whitmore @camwhitmore (4K followers)
  21. Brooklyn Nets: Noah Clowney, forward (Alabama) Noah Clowney @NoahClowney (4K followers)
  22. Brooklyn Nets (from Phoenix): Dariq Whitehead, wing (Duke) Dariq whitehead @dariq_whitehead (13K followers)
  23. Portland Trail Blazers (from New York): Kris Murray, wing (Iowa) Kris Murray @KrisMurray24 (10K followers)
  24. Dallas Mavericks (from Sacramento): Olivier-Maxence Prosper, wing (Marquette)
  25. Detroit Pistons (from Memphis): Marcus Sasser, guard (Houston) Marcus Sasser @m_sasser0 (6K followers)
  26. Indiana Pacers (from Cleveland): Ben Sheppard, guard (Belmont) Ben Sheppard @shepben2
  27. Charlotte Hornets (from Denver via NY, OKC): Nick Smith Jr., guard (Arkansas) Nick Smith Jr @lif3nick (32K followers)
  28. Utah Jazz (from Philadelphia via Brooklyn): Brice Sensabaugh, wing (Ohio State) Brice Sensabaugh @bricepsensa (4K followers)
  29. Denver Nuggets (from Indiana via Boston): Julian Strawther, guard (Gonzaga) Julian Strawther ✞ @JulianStrawther (12K followers)
  30. LA Clippers (from Milwaukee via Houston): Kobe Brown, wing (Missouri) Kobe Brown @TheKobe24Brown (8K followers)

Summer Basketball Blogs

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We have created a few basketball blogs for the summer. We also have some great contributions from guest writers. Stay cool!

  1. Top 10 Reasons to Attend All-Academic Basketball Camp
  2. Top 6 Questions To Ask When Choosing A Basketball Camp

Massachusetts Girls High School Basketball: Final Four

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The Final Four is held Monday, March 13th and Tuesday, March 14th. Teams will play a game to get to State Championship

Final Game at higher seed.

Upsets: March Madness lends itself to upsets and Cinderella stories. We have listed upsets for each division. 

Overtime Games: Teams are so competitive and evenly matched at the end of the season that games can be decided in overtime – the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. 

Boys

Division 1 (48 teams) 

  1. #5 Needham vs. #9 North Andover
  2. #6 North High vs. #6 North High  

Division 2 (41 teams)

  1. #1 Malden Catholic vs. #5 Charlestown 
  2. #2 Mansfield vs. #6 Nashoba Regional 

Division 3 (45 teams) 

  1. #1 Archbishop Williams vs. #4 Cardinal Spellman
  2. #2 St. Mary’s Lynn vs. #3 Old Rochester High School

Division 4 (40 teams) 

  1. #1 Wareham vs. #5 Millbury
  2. #2 Burke vs. #3 Springfield Intl 

Division 5 (53 teams) 

  1. #1 Taconic vs. #4 Maynard 
  2. #2 David Prouty vs. #14 Holbrook

Massachusetts Boys High School Basketball: Elite 8 2023 Results

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The Elite 8 is held Friday, March 10 Saturday March 11th. Teams will play a game to get to Final Four.

Final Game at higher seed.

Upsets: March Madness lends itself to upsets and Cinderella stories. We have listed upsets for each division. 

Overtime Games: Teams are so competitive and evenly matched at the end of the season that games can be decided in overtime – the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. 

Boys

Division 1 (48 teams) 

  1. Game 57 #17 Waltham at #9 North Andover
  2. Game 59 #7 Newton North defeats #2 Lawrence 56-54
  3. Game 60 #6 North High North High defeats #14 Brockton 77-47
  4.  Game 58 #5 Needham at #4 Central Catholic 

Division 2 (41 teams)

  1. Game 57 #25 Leominster at #1 Malden Catholic 
  2. Game 58 #29 Westwood vs. #5 Charlestown  at Madison Park
  3. Game 60 #6 Nashoba Regional at #3 Sharon
  4. Game 59 Mansfield #19 Marblehead at #2 Mansfield 

Division 3 (45 teams) 

  1. Game 57 #8 Oakmont Regional vs #1 Archbishop Williams at North Quincy High School 
  2. Game 58 #21 Bishop Stang vs. #4 Cardinal Spellman at Holbrook HS 
  3. Game 60 #22 English High at #3 Old Rochester High School 
  4. Game 59 #7 Tech Boston vs. #2 St. Mary’s Lynn at Salem State 

Division 4 (40 teams) 

  1. Gm 57 #8 Cathedral at #1 Wareham
  2. Gm 59  #Randolph vs. #2 Burke at Madison Park Randolph
  3. Game 58 #11 Monument Mountain at #3 Springfield Intl 
  4. Game 58 5 Millbury at #4 Bourne

Division 5 (53 teams) 

  1. Gm 57 #8 Taconic Sutton at #1 Taconic 
  2. Gm 59 #10 Roxbury Prep Charter at #2 David Prouty 
  3. Gm 60 #22 Mount Greylock at #14 Holbrook 
  4. Gm 58 #5Pioneer Valley at #4 Maynard

Massachusetts Boys High School Basketball: Sweet 16 2023 Results

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The Sweet 16 is held Monday March 6th – Wednesday March 8th. Teams will play a game to get to Elite 8. #

 

Upsets: March Madness lends itself to upsets and Cinderella stories. We have listed upsets for each division. 

Overtime Games: Teams are so competitive and evenly matched at the end of the season that games can be decided in overtime – the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. 

Boys

Division 1 (48 teams) 

Division 2 (41 teams)

Division 3 (45 teams) 

Division 4 (40 teams) 

Division 5 (53 teams) 

Upsets

  1. #29 Westwood defeats #20 Walpole 62-57 Division 2
  2. #25 Leominster defeats #24 Norwood 74-50 Division 2
  3. #22 Mount Greylock defeats #6 Westport 55-52 Division 5 
  4. #21 Bishop Stang defeats #5 Pittsfield 71-65 Division 3
  5. #14 Brockton defeats #3 Franklin 56-47 Division 1
  6. #11 Monument Mountain defeats #6 Clinton 67-50 Division 4
  7. #10 Marblehead defeats #7 Pope Francis 59-57 Division 2
  8. #10 Roxbury Prep Charter defeats #7 Hopkins Academy 59-55 Division 5 

Margin of victory

  1. 45 points #5 Maynard defeats #12 Greenfield 84-39 Division 5 
  2. 42 points #5 Charlestown defeats #12 Dartmouth 87-45 Division 2
  3. 40 points #2 St. Mary’s Lynn defeates #18 Dedham 73-33 Division 3
  4. 28 points #8 Sutton defeats #9 Hoosac Valley 57-29 Division 5 
  5. 27 points #9 North Andover defeats #24 Springfield Central 78-51 Division 1
  6. 25 points #1 Wareham defeats #16 Fenway 81-56 Division 4
  7. 25 points #6 North High defeats #11 Beverly 69-44 Division 1
  8. 24 points #25 Leominster defeats #24 Norwood 74-50 Division 2 
  9. 21 points #2 Mansfield defeats Salem 64-43 Division 2
  10. 20 points #2 Lawrence defeats #18 Attleboro 67-47 Division 1
  11. 18 points Malden Catholic defeats #16 Scituate 76-58 Division 2

1-point games

  1. 60-59 #4 Pioneer Valley Regio defeats #13 KIPP Academy Lynn Co

Massachusetts Girls High School Basketball: Round of 32 2023 Results

The Round of 32 is held Thursday March 2nd – Sunday March 4th. Teams will play a game to get to the round of 32. #32 will play #33 and the match-ups will continue for as many games as needed. 

Travel: We are no longer keeping track! 

Upsets: March Madness lends itself to upsets and Cinderella stories. We have listed upsets for each division. 

Overtime Games: Teams are so competitive and evenly matched at the end of the season that games can be decided in overtime – the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. 

Girls

Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

Division 4

Division 5

Margin of victory

  1. 66 points 1 Cathedral defeats 32 Hampshire Regional 77-11 Division 4
  2. 46 points £4 Wachusett Regional defeats £29 Algonquin67-21 Division 1
  3. 43 points 3 Bishop Feehan defeats 34Plymouth North 72-29 Division 1
  4. 43 points1 St. Mary’s Lynn defeats 32 Ipswich 81-38 Division 3
  5. 41 points 12 Springfield Central defeats 21 Attleboro 61-20 Division 1
  6. 40 points 9 Joseph Case defeats West Bridgewater 61-21 Division 4
  7. 39 points 1 Malden Catholic defeats 32 Northampton 82-43 Division 1
  8. 39 points 5 Georgetown defeats 28 Upper Cape Cod RVT 62-23 Division 5
  9. 39 po5 ints 1 Millis defeats Pioneer Valley Reg. 79-40 Division 5
  10. 38 points 2 Tyngsborough defeats Clinton 59-21 Division 4
  11. 36 points 6 Framingham defeats Quincy 27 53-17 Division 1
  12. 36 points 6 Malden Catholic defeats 27  Tech Boston 60-24 Division 4
  13. 34 points 10 Fontbonne defeats 23 Greater Lowell Tech 79-45 Division 3
  14. 33 points 5 defeats Foxborough 28 Holliston 68-35 Division 2
  15. 33 points 11 Nashoba Regional defeats 22 Westborough 65-33 Division 2
  16. 33 points 4 Rockland defeats 29 Apponequet Regional  61-28 Division 3
  17. 33 points 5 Dover-Sherborn defeats Lynnfield 57-24 Division 3
  18. 33 points 13 Manchester Essex defeats 20 Blue Hills RVT 62-29 Division 4
  19. 33 points 7 West Boylston defeats 26 Gardner 65-32 Division 5
  20. 31 points 2 Norwell defeats 34 AMSA 64-33 Division 3
  21. 30 points 3 Bishop Fenwick defeats 30 Quabbin Regional  50-20 Division 3
  22. 29 points 13 Chicopee defeats 20 Shepherd Hill Reg. 66-37 Division 2
  23. 29 points 7 Hudson defeats 26 Auburn 60-31 Division 3
  24. 28 points 1 Walpole defeats 32 Northampton 63-35 Division 2
  25. 28 points 1 Andover defeats 32 -Boxborough 66-38 Division 1
  26. 28 points 14 Carver defears 19 Minuteman 55-27 Division 5
  27. 28 points 6 Dracut defeats 27 Notre Dame (Hingham) 77-49 Division 2
  28. 26 points 8 Mashpee defeats 28 Bay Path RVT 64-38 Division 4
  29. 26 points 3 Wahconah defeats New Mission 66-40 Division 4
  30. 26 points 6 Westport defeats 27 St. John Paul II 55-29 Division 5
  31. 25 points 9 North Reading defeats 24 Arlington Catholic 48-23 Division 3
  32. 25 points 11 Ayer Shirley defeats South Shore Vo-Tech 51-26 Division 5
  33. 25 points 5 Cohasset defeats Monument Mountain 51-26 Division 4
  34. 24 points 7 Littleton defeats 26 Mahar 59-35 Division 4
  35. 24 points 15 Northbridge defeats 18 Uxbridge 48-24 Division 4
  36. 23 points 6 Norton defeats 27 Dedham 57-34 Division 3
  37. 22 points 14 Watertown defeats 19 Oakmont Regional 44-22 Division 3
  38. 22 points 4 Hoosac Valley defeats Academy Pacific Rim 53-31 
  39. 20 points 8 Medway defeats 25 Nipmuc Regional 54-34 Division 3
  40. 20 points 23 Drury defeats Tahanto 62-42 Division 5
  41. 20 points 12 Quaboag defeats 21 Old Colony 44-24 Division 5
  42. 19 points 5 Brookline defeats New Bedford 64-45 Division 1
  43. 19 points 9 Norwood defeats 24 Holyoke 50-31 Division 2

Upsets

  1. #24 Lexington defeats Reading Memorial 65-63 OT Division 1
  2. #24 Monson defeats Maynard 39-33
  3. #23 Drury defeats Tahanto 62-42 
  4. #20 Wellesley defeats 13 Chelmsford 26-25 Division 1
  5. #17 Franklin County Tech defeats 16 St. Bernards 36-26 
  6. #15 Franklin defeats 18 Newton South 62-50 Division 1
  7. #14 Lincoln-Sudbury defeats 19 Needham 52-40 Division 1

1-point games

  1. #26-25 20 Wellesley defeats 13 Chelmsford Division 1
  2. #43-42 11 Winchester defeats 22 Methuen Division 1
  3. #46-45 4 Westwood defeats 29 Dartmouth Division 2

Overtime Games

  1. 65-63 OT 24 Lexington defeats Reading Memorial Division 1 

Massachusetts Boys High School Basketball: Round of 32 2023 Results

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The Round of 32 is held Thursday March 2nd – Sunday March 4th. Teams will play a game to get to the round of 32. #32 will play #33 and the match-ups will continue for as many games as needed. 

Travel: We are no longer keeping track! 

Upsets: March Madness lends itself to upsets and Cinderella stories. We have listed upsets for each division. 

Overtime Games: Teams are so competitive and evenly matched at the end of the season that games can be decided in overtime – the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. 

Boys

Division 1 (48 teams) 

Division 2 (41 teams)

Division 3 (45 teams) 

Division 4 (40 teams) 

Division 5 (53 teams) 

Upsets

  1. #32 Winchester defeats #1 Catholic Memorial 61-55 Division 1
  2. #29 Gloucester defeats #13 New Mission 43-37 Division 3
  3. #27 Lowell Catholic defeats #6 Dover-Sherborn 64-55 Division 3
  4. #25 Springfield Central defeats #8 Andover 71-69 OT Division 1
  5. #25 Leominster defeats #8 Wakefield Memorial 71-70 Division 2
  6. #24 Norwood defeats #9 Foxborough 60-58 Division 2
  7. #22 English High defeats #11 Boston Latin Academy 64-58 Division 3 
  8. #21 Bishop Stang defeats #12 Hudson 59-55 Division 3
  9. #20 Walpole defeats #13 West Springfield 63-44 Division 2
  10. #18 Dedham defeats Apponequet Regional 56-49  Division 3
  11. #19 Burlington defeats Canton 62-50 Division 2
  12. #17 Waltham defeats #16 Natick 63-36 Division 1

Margin of victory

  1. 46 points #2 Mansfield defeats #34 Newburyport 71-25 Division 2
  2. 44 points #5 Saint John’s defeats #20 Needham 90-46 Division 1
  3. 40 points #12 Wahconah Regional defeats #20 Uxbridge 73-33 Division 4
  4. 40 points #2 Burke defeats #31 Blue Hills RVT 88-48 Division 4
  5. 38 points #8 Cathedral defeats #25 Bartlett 87-49 Division 4
  6. 38 points #17 Paulo Freire SJ Cha defeats #16 Gardner 79-41 Division 5
  7. 36 points #7 Reading Memorial defeats #26 Newton North 75-39 Division 1
  8. 36 points #7 Newton North defeats #39 Reading Memorial 75-39 Division 1
  9. 36 points #1 Wareham defeats 32 Winthrop 95-59 Division 4
  10. 34 points #7 Tech Boston defeats #26 Medway 87-53 Division 3
  11. 34 points #12 Greenfield defeats #2 John J Duggan Academ 76-42 Division 5
  12. 32 points #3 Springfield Intl. defeats #35 Maimonides 70-38 Division 4
  13. 32 points #7 Randolph defeats #26 Snowden Int. 80-48 Division 4
  14. 31 points #6 Nashoba Regional defeats #38 Revere 71-40 Division 2
  15. 31 points #5 Maynard defeats #28 Hull 81-50 Division 5
  16. 29 points #5 Pioneer Valley Regional defeats  Keefe Tech 60-31 Division 5
  17. 29 points #2 St. Mary’s Lynn defeats #31 East Boston 81-52 Division 3
  18. 28 points #1 Taconic defeats #32 Lenox Memorial 73-45 Division 5
  19. 28 points #13 KIPP Academy Lynn defeats #20 Drury 62-34 Division 5
  20. 27 points #17 Waltham defeats #16 Natick 63-36 Division 1
  21. 27 points #11 Beverly defeats Bishop Feehan 90-63 Division 1
  22. 26 points #6 Sutton defeats #25 Mystic Valley Reg Ch  62-36 Division 5
  23. 25 points #3 Old Rochester defeats #30 Groton-Dunstable 68-43 Division 3
  24. 23 points #5 Millbury defeats #28 Oxford 53-30 Division 4
  25. 22 points #4 Bourne defeats #29 Whittier RVT 82-60 Division 4
  26. 21 points #6 Clinton defeats #27 Northbridge 73-52 Division 4
  27. 21 points #6 North High defeats #27 Wellesley 67-46 Division 1
  28. 20 points #2 Lawrence #31 King Philip Regional 87-67 Division 1
  29. 20 points #4 Cardinal Spellman defeats #29 Arlington Catholic 79-59 
  30. 19 points #19 Lynn English defeats #42 Cambridge 79-60 Division 1 
  31. 19 points #20 Walpole defeats #13 West Springfield 63-44 Division 2
  32. 17 points #13 defeats #20 Lowell 75-58 Boston College High Division 1
  33. 17 points 66-49 #14 Brockton defeats #19 Methuen Division 1

1 point games

  1. 71-70 #25 Leominster defeats #8 Wakefield Memorial Division 2
  2. 55-54 #4 Shepherd Hill defeats #29 Westwood Division 2
  3. 49-48 #11 North Quincy defeats #22 Whitman-Hanson Reg Division 2
  4. 57-56 #22 Mount Greylock defears #11 Salem Academy Charter Division 5 

Overtime Games

  1. 71-69 OT #25 Springfield Central defeats #8 Andover Division 1
  2. 65-63 OT #5 North Andover defeats #24 New Bedford Division 1
  3. 52-51 #13 Georgetown defeats #20 Nantucket Division 4