Catawba Ridge boys stun previously undefeated North Augusta in South Carolina playoffs

Recapping the second round of the state tournament

The Catawba Ridge boys stunned previously undefeated North Augusta, the No. 1 team in 4-A, 56-49 in the second round of the South Carolina state basketball playoffs Friday night.

Grant Lovette led the Copperheads (24-4) with 20 points. Zyan Hager contributed 16 points and Lance Barnes had 8.

North Augusta (27-1) was led by Amarri Wilcher with 15 points.

Here is a look at other second-round games from across South Carolina.

Grant Lovette scored 20 points to help Catawba Ridge upset undefeated top seed North Augusta in the second round of the South Carolina state playoffs

2-A girls

Kingstree 53, Wade Hampton (Hampton) 50

Takıya McGee led Kingstree (16-6) with 18 points. Makayla Dukes had 11 points, 6 assists and 8 steals. Malaysia Felder scored 10 points while Naydia Shaw had 9 points and 15 rebounds. Wade Hampton finished the season with a 19-5 record.

3-A boys

Daniel 61, Chester 46

Simms Disbrow led Daniel (21-7) with 15 points.. Shydeem McCullough led Chester (13-5) with 16 points.

2-A girls

Timberland 52, Barnwell 44

Amiyah Ferguson scored 25 points to lead Timberland (18-10). Zion Prioleau added 13 points for the Wolves, who will host a third-round game on Tuesday.

4-A boys

Wilson 48, Ridge View 45

The defending state champions won a close one. Merel Burgess put the Tigers ahead 46-45 on a free throw with 6.2 seconds left. Before Ridge View could attempt a shot, eighth-grader Josh Leonard stole the ball and fed Josh Green for a dunk at the buzzer. Burgess and Leonard led the Tigers (22-6) with 10 points each. Jayden Pretty led Ridge View (15-13) with 11 points.

SCISA 4-A girls

Hammond 71, Laurence Manning 38

Samira Khalil and Kayce Hyman each scored 23 points for the Skyhawks, who play Northwood Academy in Sumter on Monday in the quarterfinals.

2-A girls

Gray Collegiate 88, Mid-Carolina 27

Maliyah Mason led the rout with 27 points. Kandace Walker scored 16 points and Jordan Mints had 14.

4-A boys

Hartsville 46, Northwestern 43

Kam Roman scored 17 points, including the game-winner with 15 seconds left as Hartsville (13-13) advanced. Braden Crawley had 10 points and Shaquan Pendergrass contributed 9.

2-A girls

Keenan 92, Saluda 47

It was a history-making night for MiLaysia Fulwiley, scored 26 points and reached 3,000 points for her career. Tierra Griffin added 21 points for the Tigers, who are now 18-6.

2-A boys

Irmo 86, West Florence 60

Madden Collins poured in 29 points for Irmo, which is now 23-4. Brandon Crawford added 15 points for the Yellow Jackets (23-4) while Jonathan White added 14 points while Te’Andre Summons had 11 and A. J. Brown had 8. North Augusta ended the season 27-1.

4-A boys

Greenville 64, Greer 58

Isaiah Mosley scored a career-high 28 points as Greenville moved on to the third round.

2-A girls

Bishop England 50, Lee Central 37

Izzy Woods led a balanced effort with 15 points for the Battling Bishops. Madison Riley contributed 14 points and Lilly Hodge had 10.