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Montgomery Today
By the People, for the People
Montgomery-area Boys High School Basketball Players to Watch Ahead of Playoffs
Area tournaments are concluding as teams prepare for the postseason
Published on Feb. 14, 2026
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As the high school basketball season in the Montgomery, Alabama area winds down, a number of standout boys players have emerged who will be ones to watch as teams head into the playoffs. The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) recently announced a postseason split, which has generated discussion about the future of public and private school competition.
Why it matters
High school basketball is a major part of the local sports culture in Montgomery, with passionate fans following the progress of their hometown teams and players. The upcoming playoffs will showcase the top talent in the region and determine which squads advance to the state tournament.
The details
Several Montgomery-area boys basketball players have stood out this season, including sharp-shooting guards, dominant big men, and all-around playmakers. These athletes have led their teams to successful regular season campaigns and will look to carry that momentum into the postseason.
- Area tournaments are concluding this week.
- The AHSAA announced a postseason split on Friday in Montgomery.
The players
Heath Harmon
An AHSAA official who explained the reasoning behind the postseason split decision.
What they’re saying
“Did AHSAA consider a full public-private split?”
— Heath Harmon, AHSAA Official (wn.com)
What’s next
Area teams will now turn their focus to the playoffs, where they will compete for a chance to advance to the state tournament.
The takeaway
The Montgomery basketball community is eagerly anticipating the upcoming postseason, which will showcase the region's top high school talent and determine which squads have what it takes to make a deep playoff run.
