The Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament Is Here!

The Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament is just around the corner, and we could not be more excited! This year, the tournament will be held at the Bank of the Ozarks Arena in Hot Springs, Arkansas from March 10-12.

The tournament will feature 16 boys’ teams and 16 girls’ teams from around the state, all vying for a chance to be crowned champion.

This year’s tournament is sure to be a thrilling event, so be sure to mark your calendars and come out to support your team!

What this means for Arkansas basketball

The Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament is finally here! This is the time of year when Arkansas goes crazy for basketball. Every year, the best High School basketball teams in the state compete for the title of State Champions This year, the tournament is being held from March 1-4 at Hot Springs’ Bank of the Ozarks Arena.

This tournament is a big deal for Arkansas. It’s one of the most anticipated events of the year, and everyone wants to know who will win. The tournament is also a big deal for the players. This is their chance to show off their skills and prove that they are the best in the state.

For some players, this will be their last chance to play high school basketball. For others, it will be their first taste of championship competition. Either way, it’s sure to be an exciting event. So make sure you catch all the action!

How the tournament works

The arkansas activities Association hosts an annual Basketball Tournament for high school students across the state. The tournament is open to any team that meets the AAA’s eligibility requirements, which include having a minimum grade point average and playing a certain number of games against other Kansas High schools.

The tournament is divided into two parts: the preliminary rounds and the championship rounds. The preliminary rounds are held at various venues around the state, with each team playing three games. The championship rounds are held at a single site, and the teams that win their preliminary round games advance to play in them.

The tournament is single-elimination, meaning that a team’s loss in any round ends its participation in the tournament. The winning team of the championship round is crowned the state champion.

What teams are playing

The Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament is finally here and we cannot wait to see who takes home the title this year!

There are a total of 32 teams playing in the tournament, which is divided into four different brackets.

In the first bracket, we have the following teams:

– Alma
– Arkadelphia
– Batesville
– Beebe
– Bentonville
– Bryant
– Cabot
– Conway
– El Dorado
– Fayetteville
– Harrison
– Jacksonville
– Jonesboro
– Little Rock Catholic
– Little Rock Parkview
– Magnolia
– Marion
– North Little Rock

In the second bracket, we have the following teams:

– Paragould Valley View

Who are the favorites

The Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament is finally here! The top teams in the state have been battling it out all season long and now the best of the best will face off in the tournament. Who are the favorites?

The defending champions are the Little Rock Central Tigers, who are seeded first in the tournament. They will have their work cut out for them, as they will face tough competition from teams like the North Little Rock Charging Wildcats and the Fayetteville Bulldogs. Other Teams to Watch out for include the Benton Panthers, who are always a tough team to beat.

No matter who you are rooting for, make sure to catch all the action of the Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament!

What players to watch

The Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament is here, and that means it’s time to start making your predictions for who will take home the state title. But before you start filling out your bracket, here are a few players to keep an eye on during the tournament:

For the boys, one player to watch is Josh Goodreau of Northwest Arkansas Classical Academy. Goodreau is averaging 23 points per game and is one of the best three-point shooters in the state. Another player to watch is Silas Love of Baptist Prep. Love is averaging a double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds per game He’s also a dominant force on defense, averaging four blocks per game.

On the girls’ side, one player to watch is Kaitlyn Bumpers of Mount St. Mary Academy. Bumpers has been dominate all season, averaging 19 points, eight rebounds, and four assists per game Another player to keep an eye on is Ella Rogers of North Little Rock. Rogers has been nearly unstoppable lately, averaging 27 points per game over her last five games.

What upsets to watch for

As the Arkansas Activities Association basketball tournament gets underway this week, there are a few potential upsets to keep an eye out for.

In the 6A boys bracket, top-seeded Bentonville West will take on eighth-seeded Rogers Heritage in the first round. While West is coming into the tournament as the favorite, Heritage has proved they can compete with the best teams in the state, having beaten West back in January. This could be a close one to watch.

Another potential upset could come in the 5A girls bracket, where third-seeded Alma will face off against sixth-seeded Harrison. Alma is coming off a loss to Greenwood in the 5A West conference tournament final, while Harrison upset Siloam Springs to claim the 5A West title. This should be a close and exciting game.

So make sure to tune in to the Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament this week and root for your favorite team!

How to watch the tournament

Whether you’re a die-hard Basketball Fan or just enjoy watching a good game, the Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament is a can’t-miss event. This year’s tournament will be held at the Bank of the Ozarks Arena in Hot Springs from March 6-9.

Here’s how you can catch all the action:

-All games will be streamed live on the NFHS Network. A subscription to the NFHS Network costs $9.95 per month or $69.95 for a yearly pass.
-The semifinal and Championship Games will be televised live on Cox Sports Television (CST).
-You can also listen to live radio broadcasts of all tournament games on KABZ 103.7 The Buzz.

Where to find more information

The Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament is just around the corner, and we want to make sure you have all the information you need to make the most of it!

Here are some handy links to help you find everything from tournament brackets to where to buy tickets

Tournament Brackets: http://www.arkansashighschoolsports.com/brackets/basketball/boys/state.aspx

Where to Buy Tickets: http://www.arkansashighschoolsports.com/tickets/basketball/boys/state-tickets.aspx

For more general information about the tournament, including schedule and venue information, please visit the Arkansas Activities Association website: http://www.arkansashighschoolsports.com/

Our predictions

The much-anticipated Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament is finally here! From March 1st-3rd, the best teams in the state will compete for a chance to be crowned champion.

We’ve been closely following all of the teams throughout the season, and we have some bold predictions for who we think will take home the title. In the 4A division, we think the Pulaski Academy Bruins will come out on top. They’ve been undefeated all season and have looked extremely dominant.

In the 3A division, we think it’ll be a close battle between Junction City and Highland. Both teams are extremely evenly matched, but we give a slight edge to Junction City because of their home court advantage

Lastly, in the 2A division, we think Earle will come out victorious. They’ve been flying under the radar all season but have proved time and time again that they’re a force to be reckoned with.

Who do you think will win the Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament? Be sure to tune in to find out!

The Arkansas Activities Association Basketball Tournament Is Here!