Catawba Ridge boys stun previously undefeated North Augusta in South Carolina playoffs
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.](https://highschool.si.com/.image/t_share/MTk1OTY5MjQxNzI2MzI5ODgy/grant-lovette.png)
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.