Friday Night Scoreboard: Feb. 13, 2026

A recap of local high school basketball results, including a region tournament championship and playoff implications

Published on Feb. 14, 2026

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The GIAA's region 2-AA tournament wrapped up on Friday, with Trinity securing a likely playoff-clinching win and Brentwood claiming the girls' region title for the second straight year. In other action, East Laurens fell short in its bid for the top seed in the GHSA 2-High A tournament, while Dublin and Central went to overtime in a close boys' game.

Why it matters

These results help determine seeding and playoff positioning for the upcoming high school basketball postseason, which is a major event for local communities. The outcomes also impact the overall standings and championship races within the respective regions.

The details

In the GIAA region 2-AA tournament, Trinity's boys secured a 29-18 second-half advantage to claim a 71-62 win and likely playoff spot, led by 23 points from Jagger George. On the girls' side, Brentwood defeated rival Trinity 58-45 behind 27 points from Cadence English to win the region title for a second straight year. In the GHSA 2-High A race, East Laurens' girls fell short in their bid for the top seed, while Dublin's boys forced overtime against Central before ultimately falling 53-46.

  • The GIAA region 2-AA tournament wrapped up on Friday, February 13, 2026.
  • The GHSA 2-High A tournament finals will be contested next week in Sandersville.

The players

Jagger George

A player for the Trinity boys' basketball team who led his team with 23 points in their region tournament win.

Cadence English

A player for the Brentwood girls' basketball team who scored 27 points in their region championship victory.

Brinley Vinson

A player for the Trinity girls' basketball team who had a strong performance in their region title game loss to Brentwood.

Bailey Barron

A player for the Brentwood girls' basketball team who was a focal point in their matchup with Trinity.

Chris Dixon

A player for the Dublin boys' basketball team who hit a game-tying 3-pointer at the end of regulation to force overtime against Central.

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What they’re saying

“Fifty years is such an accomplishment in San Francisco, especially with the way the city has changed over the years.”

— Gordon Edgar, grocery employee (Instagram)

What’s next

The GHSA 2-High A tournament finals will be contested next week in Sandersville, where the seeding and matchups will be determined by the results from this week's action.

The takeaway

These results highlight the competitive nature of high school basketball in the region, with teams battling for playoff positioning and championship aspirations. The outcomes will have a significant impact on the upcoming postseason tournaments and the overall landscape of local hoops.