Arkansas (AAA) high school boys basketball state tournaments: Day 2 first round scores, vote for top star

Top performances and final scores from Day 2 of the state basketball tournaments' first round
Catholic's Josh Thursby
Catholic's Josh Thursby / Nick Wenger Designs

The 2025 Arkansas (AAA) boys basketball state tournaments continued Wednesday.

Here are some of the top boys performers across all classifications from Day 2 of the first round.

JJ Andrews, Little Rock Christian

The junior finished with 16 points, seven rebounds and three assists in LRCA's 64-55 win over Alma.

Xavier Bazzelle, Blevins

Bazzelle had 26 points in Blevins' 87-61 win over Jasper.

Easton Boggs, Alma

The junior put up 19 points, two rebounds and an assist in Alma's 64-55 loss to Little Rock Christian.

Xavier Brown, Fayetteville

Brown led Fayetteville with 13 points in the Purple Dogs' 65-53 win over Little Rock Southwest.

Aston Caughron, Hector

Caughron led the Wildcats with 24 points in Hector's 81-54 loss to Izard County.

Cole Cecil, Harrison

The senior finished with 17 points, four assists, a rebound, a block and a steal in Harrison's 62-52 loss to Catholic.

PJ Davis, Sylvan Hills

The senior finished with 16 points, five rebounds, two assists and a steal in Sylvan Hills' 52-48 win over Farmington.

Mika Comer, Bald Knob

The senior led Bald Knob with 17 points in the Bulldogs' 52-50 loss to Prescott.

Deryeus Fowlkes, Sylvan Hills

The junior finished with 21 points, four rebounds, two steals and an assist in Sylvan Hills' 52-48 win over Farmington.

Kyleston Gill, Little Rock Southwest

Gill scored a game-high 14 points in the Gryphons' 65-53 loss to Fayetteville.

Charles Hatchett, Blevins

Hatchett scored 33 points in Blevins' 87-61 win over Jasper.

Marcus Kilgore, Dumas

Kilgore scored 19 points in Dumas' 51-43 win over Jessieville.

Cambell Lewis, Catholic

The senior finished with 13 points, seven rebounds, five assists and a steal in Catholic's 62-52 win over Harrison.

Bryce McElroy, eStem

The senior finished with 27 points, three rebounds and an assist in eStem's 82-78 overtime win over Forrest City.

Luke Moore, Little Rock Central

The senior scored 26 point in Central's 60-54 win over Bentonville West.

Shep Newcomb, Ozark Catholic

The junior scored a game-high 32 points in Ozark Catholic's 64-57 loss to East Poinsett County.

Jodarion Otey, Helena

Otey led the Cougars with 15 points in Helena's 55-27 win over Mayflower.

DeAirreon Parrish, Lafayette County

The sophomore scored a game-high 14 points and connected on four three-pointers in Lafayette County's 54-41 win over Lead Hill.

Quincy Perry, East Poinsett County

The sophomore led the Warriors with 15 points in EPC's 64-57 win over Ozark Catholic.

Decari Prater, Prescott

The senior led the Curley Wolves with 16 points in Prescott's 52-50 win over Bald Knob.

Landon Price, Bentonville West

Price led the Wolverines with 19 points and connected on five three pointers in West's 60-54 loss to Little Rock Central.

Emanuel Pricop, Jessieville

The junior had a game-high 23 points in Jessieville's 51-43 loss to Dumas.

Eli Schwartzman, Farmington

The junior scored a game-high 21 points, pulled down four rebounds, nabbed two steals and dished out an assist in Farmington's 52-48 loss to Sylvan Hills.

Reece Simon, Catholic

Simon finished with 14 points, two rebounds, two assists and a block in Catholic's 62-52 win over Harrison.

Simeon Spencer, Ozark Catholic

The junior had 21 points in Ozark Catholic's 64-57 loss to East Poinsett County.

Raylen Spratt, Dumas

The senior scored 19 points in Dumas' 51-43 win over Jessieville.

Gabe Spray, Izard County

Spray scored 40 points and conected on five three-pointers in ICC's 81-54 win over Hector.

Josh Thursby, Catholic

The senior compiled a double-double, 17 points and 10 rebounds, plus dished out two assists and nabbed a steal in Catholic's 62-52 win over Harrison.

Blake WIlliams, Jasper

Williams led the Pirates with 17 points in Jasper's 81-67 loss to Blevins.

DAY 2 FINAL SCORES

6A

Fayetteville 65, Little Rock Southwest 53

Little Rock Central 60, Bentonville West 54

5A

Catholic 62, Harrison 52

Sylvan Hills 52, Farmington 48

4A

Blytheville 65, Joe T. Robinson 52

eStem 82, Forrest City 78 (OT)

Morrilton 56, Jonesboro Westside 51

3A

Dumas 51, Jessieville 43

Helena 55, Mayflower 27

Prescott 52, Bald Knob 50

2A

East Poinsett County 64, Ozark Catholic 57

Izard County 81, Hector 54

Tuckerman 51, Hackett 44 (OT)

1A

Blevins 87, Jasper 61

Lafayette County 54, Lead Hill 41

Nevada 70, Mulberry 66 (OT)

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KYLE SUTHERLAND, SBLIVE SPORTS

Kyle Sutherland is a prep sports journalist and broadcaster. Along with High School on SI, his work has been featured in outlets including the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Arkansas PBS, Best of Arkansas Sports, Hooten's Arkansas Football and The Natural State Sports Network. He is also the color commentator for 103.7 The Buzz's high school football Game of the Week.