St. Andrew’s continued its strong run in region play Tuesday night, defeating Frederica 58–46 at home to improve to 10–5 overall and 2–0 in the region. The victory marked the Lions’ 14th consecutive win over Frederica, a streak that now dates back to 2019. Frederica fell to 6–7 overall and 2–1 in region play with the loss.
The game opened with a physical, half-court feel, as Frederica looked to slow the pace and keep the contest close early. St. Andrew’s gradually asserted control behind interior scoring and disciplined defense, building a 30–18 halftime lead by consistently finishing in the paint and limiting Frederica’s perimeter looks.
St. Andrew’s took firm control in the third quarter, pushing the lead to 22 points by the end of the period with a decisive stretch on both ends of the floor. The highlight of the quarter came when Ja’Cari Glover secured a defensive rebound, went coast-to-coast, and finished with a one-handed dunk over Frederica’s big man, igniting the home crowd and punctuating the Lions’ dominance. Frederica continued to battle in the fourth quarter, chipping away at the deficit and narrowing the final margin, but St. Andrew’s never allowed the outcome to come into question as the Lions closed out the victory.
Glover delivered a dominant performance, finishing with 25 points and 13 rebounds for his 10th double-double of the season, anchoring the Lions on both ends of the floor. His efficiency and physical presence set the tone throughout the night. Page Getter added 13 points, providing spacing and timely perimeter shooting, while Amari Cook guided the offense with poise, contributing 11 points and 9 assists as he consistently created opportunities for teammates.
With the win, the Lions strengthened their position in the region standings and continued a stretch of confident play. St. Andrew’s will be back in action Friday night, traveling to Augusta to take on Westminster in another key region matchup.
St. Andrew’s School 56, Frederica Academy 44
| Team | 1Q | 2Q | 3Q | 4Q | Final |
| Frederica | 14 | 4 | 12 | 16 | 44 |
| St. Andrew's | 10 | 20 | 22 | 6 | 56 |
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St. Andrew’s 56 |
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| Ja’Cari Glover 25, Page Getter 13, Amari Cook 11, Blom 3, Brown 2, Jouffrault 2, Copic 2 | |||||
| Frederica 44 | |||||
| No totals | |||||
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Records—St. Andrew's 10-5, 2-0; Frederica 6-7, 2-1 |
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Savannah High School Basketball Final Scores
Tuesday, January 13, 2026
Girls
Swainsboro 77, Savannah Christian 22
Evans 69, Effingham County 26
Lowndes 46, Richmond Hill 34
McIntosh County Academy 57, Bryan County 53
Johnson 71, Calvary Day 20
Groves 67, Southeast Bulloch 11
Long County at Windsor Forest (no score posted)
Bradwell Institute 59, Statesboro 24
Jenkins 77, Beach 39
Memorial Day 81, Savannah Athletic Association 26
Frederica Academy 52, St. Andrew’s 20
Savannah Country Day 57, St. Vincent’s 21
Metter 87, Savannah 17
Vidalia 66, Woodville-Tompkins 30
Habersham 51, Heritage Christian 26
Boys
Islands 53, Savannah Country Day 46
New Hampstead 53, Benedictine 50 (OT)
Bryan County 61, McIntosh County Academy 44
Calvary Day 63, Johnson 61
Beach 60, Jenkins 56
Bradwell Institute 63, Statesboro 49
Lowndes 63 Richmond Hill 60 (OT)
Evans 82, Effingham County 53
Metter 75, Savannah 73
Groves 76, Southeast Bulloch 75 (OT)
Memorial Day 67, Savannah Athletic Association 54
Long County 57, Windsor Forest 39
Vidalia 71, Woodville-Tompkins 36
St. Andrew’s 58, Frederica Academy 46
Habersham 67, Heritage Christian 39
NOTE: Scores as posted on MaxPreps.com and social media
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