Vote: Who should be the South Carolina Boys Basketball player of the Week? (2/10/2025) – Sports Illustrated

Who was the South Carolina Boys Basketball player of the week last week? Each week, SI High School purifies the state of South Carolina and compiles the best performances from the previous week.

Congratulations to last week’s winner: Jermier Nelson of Fort Mill.

The vote closes at 23:59 PT, Sunday, February 16th. The winner will be announced in the next week’s poll. Here are the nominees for this week :.

A sophomore guard led the road with 21 points when Dorman hit a rival and previously unbeaten byrnes 76-57.

Ford walked his team with 22 points when the auctionrs beat Marion Archive 66-56. The 5-foot-1 youth guard also had 14 points in 62-31 over Kingstri.

Lindsay, a freshman, scored 32 points and grabbed 10 struggles in the Cavaliers’ 64-56 victory over St. John’s Christian. He also had 23 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 thefts in 66 = 27 route of Clarendon Hall.

The senior 6 feet turned out to be a double-spirit of 20 points and 10 fights in a 68-36 victory over Darlington. In addition, Thompson had 13 points and 14 struggles to win 66-51 over South Florence.

Bellamy scored 19 points, including 4-from-7 of the 3-point scope, as Armada exceeded Manning 71-41. The 6-foot-3 senior guard also had 13 points as ACA beats East Clareon 68-34 to reach a draw for the regional championship.

Peterson scored 31 points, including a perfect 10 on 10 of the free throws, in the 88-50 routes of the volunteers of the Northern Central.

Watford scored 25 points when Bruins gathered in the fourth quarter to beat Southern Point 61-58 and hit the AAAA Championship.

Corbett scored 20 points to lead the road as Blazers built a big lead and switched to win 64-52 over Blythewood.

A junior guard was a recent winner of this poll and he re -enters after pouring 40 points against Andrew Jackson Academy. Ravenell also had 5 assists, 4 rebounds and 4 thefts.

Alexander scored 21 points when the Panthers hit the Cathedral Academy 72-49. The 5-feet-8 guard also had 29 points with a loss of 69-59 from Porter.