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With the second night of the Michigan High School Athletic Association's Boys Basketball Districts, several area teams were prepping for a chance to advance to the District Finals knowing that they will see another night on the floor with a win in the semifinals.

The Boys Basketball Districts heat up this week as several area teams look to continue what could have been a fantastic 2020 postseason cut short due to a global pandemic

It became long overdue earlier this week with the return of the Girls Basketball playoffs in the Michigan High School Athletic Association.

Our final regular season Game of the Night on WBCK took us back to the same place as last Friday, this time hosting a team that they saw just three days ago for the first time this season.

The two Battle Creek teams that represent the Southwest Michigan Athletic Conference's East Division finally saw each other for the first time on the floor this season.

There was more to this Thursday night Game of the Night on WBCK beyond the two teams involved, beyond the crosstown rivalry that continued in the Interstate 8.

The Interstate 8 has been very competitive once again this basketball season and it was showcased Tuesday night in perfect fashion at Pennfield for our Game of the Night.

Friday night's Game of the Night was set to pit two Southwest Michigan Athletic Conference foes against each other for the first time this season, and two crosstown rivals to boot.

Two Battle Creek teams returned to the floor Monday with opportunities to better their squads following their games just two days before.

The two teams that would have represented the finalists of the Michigan High School Athletic Association's Division 2 District Finals at Harper Creek in 2020 finally got their match-up 341 days later.