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Washington County and Alabama School of Math & Science are scheduled to meet in boys basketball on Dec. 3, 2026.

Key takeaways
Washington County and Alabama School of Math & Science are scheduled to meet in a boys basketball game on Dec. 3, 2026. The matchup is listed under the two schools’ names and is described as a boys basketball contest.
The game is set for Thursday, Dec. 3, 2026. That date identifies when Washington County and Alabama School of Math & Science are scheduled to play each other.
The listing identifies Washington County as one team and Alabama School of Math & Science as the other. It also identifies the sport and level as boys basketball.
A game listing is a scheduling notice, not a final result. The matchup itself is the event: the two schools are set to meet on the date shown.
The game gives local followers of both schools a date to mark for the 2026-27 basketball calendar. Washington County and Alabama School of Math & Science are the only teams named in the matchup.
The event is presented as a single boys basketball game between the schools. Coverage of the contest can be updated after the game with the final score and other details from an official record.
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