East Hardy defeated Clay-Battelle 51-34 in a Class A quarterfinal, driven by a dominant defensive performance led by Gideon Good's 11 blocks and 12 rebounds. Despite scoring only two points, Good's presence in the paint disrupted Clay-Battelle's offense throughout the game. After a slow start, East Hardy went on a 23-point run, fueled by Evan Hamilton's scoring and Jordan Teets' three-point shooting. Clay-Battelle struggled to shoot effectively, particularly in the face of East Hardy's defense and Good's shot-blocking. Hamilton led all scorers with 20 points, while Preston Luzader was Clay-Battelle's top scorer with 11.