Northridge Handles Homestead: Live Score Updates Recap of Indiana Class 4A Semi-State

The Northridge Raiders defeated the Homestead Spartans 46-39 in the IHSAA Indiana boys high school basketball Class 4A Semi-State playoffs on Saturday morning to advance to tonight's championship game at North Side Gym in Elkhart.
Northridge jumped out to an early lead, but Homestead ended the first half on a tear to take a 28-22 lead into the locker room.
The Raiders looked locked in to start the second half, and big man Brady Scholl made his prescence felt on both sides of the floor to give Northridge the edge it needed to survive and advance.
Northridge moves on and will play the winner of Crown Point (23-1) vs. Fort Wayne Snider (20-7) in the Class 4A Semi-States championship tonight at 8 p.m.
Northridge vs. Homestead: Live Score Updates of Indiana High School Boys Basketball Class 4A Semi-State
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1ST QUARTER UPDATES
We are underway. Northridge won the tip and was able to score a quick basket on their first possession.
The Northridge offense is running smoothly. The Raiders have a 9-3 lead at the 5-minute mark.
The Raiders are rolling now. Northridge now has a 10-point advantage, leading 17-7 with a little over a minute remaining in the first quarter.
Homestead closed the first quarter on a 7-0 run, and it's a 4-point game heading into the second.
End of the 1st Quarter: Northridge 17, Homestead 13
Few places better than Historic North Side Gym on Semi-State Saturday 🏀
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Northridge leads Homestead, 17-13, entering the second quarter. pic.twitter.com/QQp7LTcsdR
2ND QUARTER UPDATES
Homestead has really come to life. Northridge's double-digit lead has evaporated, and a 10-0 run by the Spartans has this game tied at 17-17 with about four minutes left in the half.
Just like that Homestead has taken the lead on a deep three. It's 22-20 with 2:45 on the second-quarter clock.
Ryder Imel's just knocked down his third three of the first half. Homestead is on a tear. The Spartans lead 28-21.
Northridge has gone ice cold. The Raiders have only scored four total points so far in the second quarter.
End of the 2nd Quarter: Homestead 28, Northridge 22
3RD QUARTER UPDATES
Northridge looks to have found its groove after halftime. A couple quick baskets has made this a one-point game. Homestead leads 30-29 with 4:20 left in the third.
It's been very back-and-forth this quarter. Homestead is up 32-31 with a little over a minute to go in the third.
Make that 33-32. Northridge has retaken the lead for the first time since it was 17-15 in the second quarter.
Homestead calls a timeout with the ball and 19 seconds left on the third-quarter clock.
End of the 3rd Quarter: Northridge 33, Homestead 32
After 3 Homestead trails Northridge 32-33. Let’s go Spartans!!! pic.twitter.com/LWE2952RZc
— Homestead Athletics (@Spartytweets) March 21, 2026
4TH QUARTER UPDATES
Eight minutes left to determine which team will move on to face the winner of Crown Point and Fort Wayne Snider in the Class 4A Semi-States championship tonight at 8 p.m.
Homestead has called a timeout. It's still 33-32 with 7:01 to go.
Northridge switched to a 1-3-1 defense and it immediately produced a steal that led to a layup on the other end. Homestead is trying to adjust on the fly.
The Raiders have called a timeout. Northridge leads 37-35 with 4:49 remaining.
This game is tied at 37-37 with just over three minutes to go.
Brady Scholl is having a huge impact on this game. He just sandwiched a big basket between a pair of blocks on the other end of the floor.
Northridge now leads by five with one minute left.
Tough luck for Homestead. A put back attempt that would have made this a one-possession game just bounced on the rim several times before kicking out for a Northridge rebound.
A Homestead turnover pretty much seals the deal on this one. Northridge is going to advance to tonight's Class 4A championship game.
FINAL: NORTHRIDGE 46, HOMESTEAD 39
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Sam Brown covers high school sports as well as NCAA football and basketball. Sam began his professional career as a high school sports reporter for The Tennessean in Nashville where he covered boys and girls prep sports full-time and helped cover Vanderbilt football, Tennessee Titans football and Nashville Predators hockey. He graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a double major in journalism and communication studies and currently lives in Seattle with his girlfriend and dog.