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South Jersey 2025 girls basketball playoff preview

Story byCourier PostCherokee senior Brielle Alaba (23) elevates for a jump shot during a 48-41 Cherokee home win over Bishop Eustace. Dec. 22, 2025Tom Rimback, Cherry Hill Courier-PostMon, February 23, 2026 at 5:00 AM UTC·7 min readThe sprint to the finish of the NJSIAA girls basketball season gets underway on Wednesday as 70 South Jersey teams compete for nine different South Jersey, Central Jersey and Non-Public sectional titles. Groups 2 and 4 begin first-round play on Tuesday, followed by Groups 1 and 3 on Wednesday.

South Jersey 2025 girls basketball playoff preview

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Key Highlights

  • The Non-Publics begin on Thursday for Group A and Friday for Group B. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementHere is a breakdown of the sectional brackets involving South Jersey schools. South Jersey Group 4Bracket: (16) Pennsauken at (1) Lenape; (9) Washington Township at (8) Southern; (12) Millville at (5) Eastern; (13) Rancocas Valley at (4) Cherokee; (14) Bridgeton at (3) Howell; (11) Cherry Hill East at (6) Atlantic City; (10) Central at (7) Kingsway; (15) Vineland at (2) Egg HarborDefending champion: CherokeeFavorite: Lenape.
  • The Indians have blitzed through most of their schedule and have three wins against the defending champs. Best first round matchup: Cherry Hill East at Atlantic City.
  • This is a classic clash of styles pitting a deliberate Olympic Conference team against a fast-paced Cape-Atlantic League group. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThree stars: Brielle Alaba, Cherokee.
  • The Chiefs' star is working hard to come back from an injury that has sidelined her since Feb.
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