High School Basketball Game Scheduled in Orlando

News Summary

Orlando is buzzing with excitement as Cornerstone Charter Academy prepares to face Ridgeview Global Studies Academy in a high school basketball game on February 3 at 7 p.m. ET. Fans can catch the action live on the NFHS Network, available on various devices. Local teams have also been making headlines in girls’ basketball, highlighting the athletic talent in the area. As we look forward to an electrifying match, community support for these teams is encouraged.

Exciting Basketball Matchup Coming to Orlando

Orlando, Florida is buzzing with anticipation as the Cornerstone Charter Academy (CCA) gears up to face off against the Ridgeview Global Studies Academy in a thrilling high school basketball game. Mark your calendars for Monday, February 3, because tip-off is set for 7 p.m. ET. This is a game you won’t want to miss!

Where to Catch the Action

If you can’t make it to the game in person, don’t worry! Fans will have the opportunity to watch the action live on the NFHS Network. This is an amazing platform that provides coverage of high school sports across the country, so you can enjoy every dunk and three-pointer from the comfort of your home. The NFHS Network is available on a range of devices including mobile apps for iOS and Android, and you can even tune in through TV apps for ROKU, Amazon Fire, Google TV, and Apple TV.

Local Basketball Highlights

Timber Creek, Oak Ridge, Winter Springs, Leesburg, East River, Horizon, and Colonial making their mark. These teams are definitely ones to watch as they advance further in the competition.

Football Season to Look Forward To

And while we’re on the subject of sports, let’s not forget about football! The Venice Indians football team has just revealed their schedule for the 2025 season. With a total of 10 games lined up, including two home games against IMG Academy and Orlando The First Academy, fans are sure to be in for an exciting season. Some noteworthy upcoming matches include showdowns against teams like Bishop Verot, Clearwater Central Catholic, and Miami Northwestern.

Stay Updated on Your Favorite Teams

If you’re eager to keep updated on high school sports, be sure to download the SBLive Sports app. This handy app delivers live updates, so you’ll never miss a moment of the action when it comes to your favorite teams. You can track scores, player stats, and more right at your fingertips.

Athlete Spotlight: Miami Belen Jesuit’s Orlando Roche

Orlando Roche, a standout player from the boys’ basketball team at Miami Belen Jesuit, has been lauded as the Miami Herald’s High School Athlete of the Week. With impressive points and stats racked up in recent games, he truly shines bright amongst his peers. Each week, the Miami Herald opens up a poll for readers to vote for their favorite athletes, showcasing a competitive spirit in high school sports.

The poll runs from Sundays to Thursday evenings, giving fans plenty of chances to support their favorite athletes from various schools and sports disciplines. It’s a great way to celebrate local talent and witness the incredible dedication that high school athletes put into their games.

Get Ready for the Matchup!

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Additional Resources

• Orlando Sentinel: High School Scores and Statistics
• Sports Illustrated: Venice Announces 2025 Football Schedule
• Miami Herald: High School Sports News
• USA Today: NFL Pro Bowl Flag Football Rosters
• Encyclopedia Britannica: High School