Nine girls basketball teams from the Treasure Coast have made it to the FHSAA regional playoffs, with five entering as district champions. The postseason kicks off with regional quarterfinals on February 13. Notable teams include St. Lucie West Centennial and Treasure Coast, both enjoying home-court advantages for their first-round matches. The competition is fierce as these teams aim for a shot at the state championship, with regional brackets recently released outlining their journeys ahead. Key matchups include Centennial facing No. 8 Tohopekaliga and Treasure Coast going up against No. 7 Palm Beach Gardens.

By the Numbers
  • Nine Treasure Coast teams qualified for the regional playoffs.
  • Five teams enter as district champions.
  • Sebastian River has won 13 consecutive games as they head into their matchup.
State of Play
  • Quarterfinal games begin on February 13.
  • St. Lucie West Centennial ranked consistently in the state’s top 10.
  • All eight teams are set for intense opening matchups, with many facing top-ranked opponents.
What's Next

Teams will battle for advancement in the regional playoffs, with the winners progressing to larger state championship contention. High stakes accompany these upcoming matchups, as several teams are aiming for their first regional titles in years. The performances over the next weeks will determine who qualifies for the state championships in Jacksonville.

Bottom Line

The Treasure Coast teams' readiness and competitive spirit in this year's playoffs highlight their potential for success, making this a pivotal moment for girls basketball in the area. Fans and players alike should expect thrilling action as teams vie for state glory.