North Augusta boys' basketball team receives state championship rings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 3:38 AM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
The North Augusta boys basketball team celebrated receiving their state championship rings on July 30, four months after winning the first title in program history. The Jackets concluded their season with a 27-3 record, marking their fourth consecutive year with over 20 wins. Head coach Tony Herrell presented the rings in a ceremony held in the cafeteria, where players watched their highlight tape and were individually recognized. Graduated seniors Jordan Rouse and Toian Nabriat expressed their gratitude for the achievement, which symbolizes their hard work and dedication. The Jackets will remain in 4A for the upcoming season as they aim for a repeat championship.
- •North Augusta achieved a 27-3 record this past season.
- •The team won their state championship in March against South Pointe.
- •Rings were presented during a ceremony attended by players and coaches.
- •Jordan Rouse and Toian Nabriat shared their thoughts on the achievement.
- •The Jackets will compete in 4A next season.
- 3:38 AMYahoo Sports — North Augusta boys’ basketball receives state championship rings
"NORTH AUGUSTA, SC (WJBF)- The North Augusta boys basketball team finally received their rings in the cafeteria, four months after winning their first state championship in program history back in March. The Jackets went 27-3 on the season, making it their 4th straight year with 20 plus wins. They pulled out the double overtime victory […]
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