2024 Division II-A Girls' Basketball First Round & Quarterfinals
February 20 - February 23, 2024
Tournament Schedule/Results
| Day | Date | Time | # | Matchup | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | King's Academy 50, Ezell-Harding 40 | |||||
| Tuesday | Boyd Buchanan 50, FACS 39 | |||||
| Tuesday | Providence Christian 64, Lausanne 32 | |||||
| Tuesday | Silverdale 69, FRA 66 | |||||
| Friday | King's Academy 34, Jackson Christian 30 | |||||
| Friday | CAK 46, Providence Christian 42 | |||||
| Friday | USJ 65, Silverdale 55 | |||||
| Friday | 6:00 PM | Goodpasture 53, Boyd Buchanan 50 |
Participating Schools
Boyd Buchanan
CAK
Ezell-Harding
FACS
FRA
Goodpasture
Jackson Christian
King's Academy
Lausanne
Providence Christian
Silverdale
USJ
Championship Venue
Murphy Center
Opened in 1972, the Charles M. Murphy Athletic Center serves as home of the Middle Tennessee State men's and women's basketball teams, who play their home games in the 11,520 seat Monte Hale Arena. Murphy Center has hosted TSSAA state basketball tournaments since 1973.
During its 48-year existence, Murphy Center has staged countless concerts for some of the world's most renowned artists, including Elvis Presley, Elton John, Kiss and three consecutive sold-out performances by multi-platinum country music sensation Garth Brooks.