Arkansas (AAA) high school boys basketball state tournaments: Day 4 scores, vote for top star

Some of Day 4's top performers, plus all the final scores
Maumelle's Jayce Tillman
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The fourth day of the 2025 Arkansas high school basketball state tournaments took place Friday, which means all of the matchups for Semifinal Saturday are set.

Below are who shined on Day 4, as well as final scores from each classification.

JJ Andrews, Little Rock Christian

The junior finished with a game-high 41 points, 10 rebounds, three blocks and an assist in Little Rock Christian's 95-82 loss to Benton.

Rod Bailey, Lafayette County

The senior led the Cougars with 18 points in Lafayette County's 60-50 loss to Crowley's Ridge Academy.

Clay Blair, Little Rock Central

The junior scored 14 points in Central's 64-47 loss to Springdale.

Rylen Brown, Cedar Ridge

Brown had 18 points in Cedar Ridge's 91-67 win over Fordyce.

Will Brown, Catholic

Brown finished with 15 points, four rebounds and two assists in Catholic's 71-69 overtime win over Nettleton.

Xavier Brown, Fayetteville

The senior scored a game-high 23 points in Fayetteville's 61-56 loss to Jonesboro.

Lawson Bruce, Cedar Ridge

Bruce scored 19 points in Cedar Ridge's 91-67 win over Fordyce.

Terrion Burgess, Benton

The senior finished with 31 points, nine rebounds, four assists, three blocks and a steal in Benton's 95-82 win over Little Rock Christian.

Zeke Church, Tuckerman

The sophomore scored 15 points in Tuckerman's 62-51 win over Marianna.

Maziyah Curry, Mills

The junior finished with 13 points, eight assists and three rebounds in Mills' 69-41 win over Pottsville.

Te'Jay Daley, Nettleton

The sophomore finished with 18 points, a rebound and a steal in Nettleton's 71-69 overtime loss to Catholic.

Ahmad Davis, Magnolia

The senior scored 15 points in Magnolia's 62-53 win over Blytheville.

Micah Dawkins, Blytheville

The senior led the Chickasaws with 13 points in Blytheville's 62-53 loss to Magnolia.

Hayden Edwards, Melbourne

The senior had 17 points in Melbourne's 75-42 win over Prescott.

Cooper Goodwin, Columbia Christian

The junior scored a game-high 22 points and connected on four 3-pointers in Columbia Christian's 68-65 loss to Earle.

Jackson Hallam, Elkins

The junior scored 21 points, including the final three to ultimately win the game in thrilling fashion, in Elkins' 45-44 win over Riverview.

Deunta Hamilton, Magnolia

The junior scored 15 points in Magnolia's 62-53 win over Blytheville.

Malcolm Hammack, Melbourne

The senior had 15 points in Melbourne's 75-42 win over Prescott.

Jaeir Hardwell, Hot Springs

The junior finished with 22 points, four rebounds, five steals and two assists in Hot Springs' 86-75 loss to Maumelle.

Jai Hayes, Hot Springs

The senior finished with 24 points, four rebounds, four assists and a steal in Hot Springs' 86-75 loss to Maumelle.

Anthony Hester, Mills

Hester finsihed with 11 points, seven rebounds and two steals in Mills' 69-41 win over Pottsville.

DJ Hudson, Springdale

The junior scored 17 points in Springdale's 64-47 win over Little Rock Central.

Jeremiah Jacobs, Osceola

The senior scored 14 points in Osceola's 74-53 win over Helena.

Cedric Jackson, Junction City

The junior scored 14 points in Junction's 51-48 loss to East Poinsett County.

Ja'Kobe Jamison, Nettleton

The senior finished with 17 points, five rebounds, three assists and a steal in Nettleton's 71-69 overtime loss to Catholic.

DJ Johnson, Jonesboro

The senior scored 18 points in Jonesboro's 61-56 win over Fayetteville.

Cedric Jones, Maumelle

The senior scored 15 points, grabbed two rebounds, dished out three assists and nabbed a steal in Maumelle's 86-75 win over Hot Springs.

JC Jones, Pottsville

Jones led the Apaches with 14 points in Pottsville's 69-41 loss to Mills.

Shaka Larry, Junction City

Larry scored a game-high 23 points in Junction's 51-48 loss to East Poinsett County.

Derrick Lately Jr., Earle

Lately Jr. scored 16 points in Earle's 68-65 win over Columbia Christian.

Jeriyan Long, Osceola

The senior put up 18 points in Osceola's 74-53 win over Helena.

Xavier McDowell, Elkins

McDowell had 14 points in Elkins' 45-44 win over Riverview.

Talon McMillon, Crowley's Ridge Academy

McMillon scored a game-high 26 points in CRA's 60-50 win over Lafayette County.

Luke Moore, Little Rock Central

The senior had 17 points in Central's 64-47 loss to Springdale.

Amare Neal, Tuckerman

The senior scored 24 points in Tuckerman's 62-51 win over Marianna.

Jordan Nicholson, Riverview

Nicholson scored 14 points in Riverview's 45-44 loss to Elkins.

JaDarion Otey, Helena

The junior had 20 points in Helena's 74-53 loss to Osceola.

Quincy Perry, East Poinsett County

Perry led the Warriors with 17 points in EPC's 51-48 win over Junction CIty.

Harrison Pickett, Benton

The senior finished with 20 points, five rebounds, seven assists and a steal in Benton's 95-82 win over Little Rock Christian.

Decari Prater, Prescott

The senior led the Curley Wolves with 16 points in Prescott's 75-42 loss to Melbourne.

Kyle Provence, Cedar Ridge

The senior scored a game-high 26 points in Cedar Ridge's 91-67 win over Fordyce.

Jaylen Robinson, Earle

The senior led the Bulldogs with 19 points in Earle's 68-65 win over Columbia Christian.

Markalon Rochell, Maumelle

The senior finished with 14 points, seven rebounds, three assists and two steals in Maumelle's 86-75 win over Hot Springs.

Zaylin Rowland, Mills

The senior finished with 11 points, eight assists and four steals in Mills' 69-41 win over Pottsville.

Javarious Russell, Benton

The junior finished with 16 points, two assists, a rebound, a block and a steal in Benton's 95-82 win over Little Rock Christian.

Isaiah Sealy, Springdale

Sealy scored a game-high 22 points in Springdale's 64-47 win over Little Rock Central.

Elam Shelby, Benton

Shelby finished woth 17 points, eight rebounds, two blocks and an assist in Benton's 95-82 win over Little Rock Christian.

Brenton Sledge, Fordyce

The senior led the Redbugs with 20 points in Fordyce's 91-67 loss to Cedar Ridge.

Zakyus Smith, Columbia Christian

The junior scored 18 points in Columbia Christian's 68-65 loss to Earle.

Josh Thursby, Catholic

The senior finished with 22 points — all in the second half, including the winning shot — five rebounds, four assists and a block in Catholic's 71-69 overtime win over Nettleton.

Jayce Tillman, Maumelle

The senior had a game-high 28 points in Maumelle's 86-75 win over Hot Springs. Tillman pulled down nine rebounds and gave out three assists.

Marshall Walls, Mills

Walls led the Comets with 21 points in Mills' 69-41 win over Pottsville.

TJ Whitney, Nettleton

Whitney finished with 20 points, five rebounds, two steals, an assist and a block in Nettleton's 71-69 overtime loss to Catholic.

DAY 4 FINAL SCORES

6A

Jonesboro 61, Fayetteville 56

Springdale 64, Little Rock Central 47

5A

Benton 95, Little Rock Christian 82

Catholic 71, Nettleton 69 (OT)

Maumelle 86, Hot Springs 75

4A

Camden Fairview 78, eStem 60

Magnolia 62, Blytheville 53

Mills 69, Pottsville 41

3A

Elkins 54, Riverview 44

Melbourne 75, Prescott 40

Osceola 74, Helena 51

2A

Cedar Ridge 91, Fordyce 67

East Poinsett County 51, Junction City 48

Tuckerman 62, Marianna 51

1A

Crowley's Ridge Academy 60, Lafayette County 50

Earle 68, Columbia Christian 65

Marked Tree 67, Nevada 46

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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.