Vote: Who is the Basketball player of the South Carolina High School of High School of the Week? (2/10/2025) – Sports Illustrated

The basketball season of girls in girls from South Carolina 2024-25 is approaching the end of the game in the region, with important and excellent performances continuing.

Here are the 10 candidates for the girls’ basketball player of the Week in South Carolina.

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 :.

Bryant scored 26 points and had 8 rebounds when the Patriots defeated South Christian 67-21. The eighth-grader at 5 feet-9 also had 21 points in winning 67-38 above the Catholic of St. Joseph.

White had a double-spirit of 21 points and 13 struggles in winning 60-49 over Guff.

The 5-foot sophomor reached 1000 points for its career. Maralit scored 22 points in each of the two wins of the battle tigers.

Hammond has reached 1000 points for his career. The senior guard led his team with 10 points to win 37-18 over Wilson Hall.

Stevenson had a double-spirit of 21 points and 11 assists, as Bearcats dominated the Northwest 74-23. Charleston’s College also had 18 points, 7 assists, 4 rebounds and 4 thefts in winning 68-40 over Nation Ford.

O’Shields was the dominant force in Hornet’s victory 31-29 over Abeville. The senior striker had 17 points, 6 rebounds and 3 thefts.

The 6-foot sophomore scored 21 points in the unbeaten 66-22 Roma on the stallions over Lancaster. She also had 14 points in the 83-6 route of York.

Anderson scored 21 points and received 13 fights in a loss of 45-31 from the Dutch fork. The 6-foot 1 junior also had 10 points and 7 fights in a 52-42 victory over Chapin.

Junior with 5 feet-8 publishes another dominant game with 21 points, 11 rebounds, 6 thefts and 4 assists, while Bengals defeated Sumer 53-34.

The senior with 5 feet-11 scored 20 points, grabbed 7 rebounds and blocked 2 shots, as marsh foxes received a big win in the region 60-48 over Summerville. Tuthill was 5-from-5 from the free throw line.

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