Rosters for this summer's N.C. Coaches Association East-West All-Star basketball game in Greensboro.

Includes Chapel Hill's Denzel Ingram, Garner's Dominique Reed and Millbrook's Shi'Chee Moore.

Below are the final Tri-Nine boys basketball standings at the end of the playoffs, plus the all-conference team.

Millbrook boys play New Hanover on Thursday at 7 p.m., while Millbrook girls play Sanderson on Wednesday at 7.

NCHSAA has announced the game times for the boys and girls regional basketball tournaments

Garner will host Millbrook in a clash of Triangle powers on Friday, with the winner advancing to next week's regionals. It's not the only high-powered showdown, as Apex, Clayton and Person travel to some of the state's top teams.

Oxford Webb and Isaiah Hicks play at Fayetteville Westover, while Triton hosts Northeastern Guilford.

All game times are 7 p.m.

Apex, Clayton, Millbrook, Triton, Chapel Hill and Person have home second-round boys basketball playoff games on Wednesday night, while Middle Creek, Green Hope, Hillside, Corinth Holders, Northwood and Princeton hit the road.

All game times are 7 p.m., unless the school is hosting a doubleheader. Then the girls game will start at 6:30 p.m. and the boys game will start at 8 p.m.

Western Harnett's boys basketball team should have clinched its first postseason bid since 2007 when the team defeated Fayetteville Douglas Byrd in the opening round of its conference tournament last week.

But the NCHSAA has said that the criteria used by the Cape Fear Valley Conference -- which ignored the third-game tiebreaker -- was incorrect.

According to the handbook, the game should have served as the tiebreaker, and Western should be playing in today's postseason. Tiebreaking procedures are mandatory.

The N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association basketball playoffs are set to start, and conclude, this week.

Aside from the opening rounds, which will be played Tuesday at higher seeds, Raleigh is the host of this year's tournaments.

Thursday's second quarterfinals, Friday's semifinals and Saturday's championships will be held at North Raleigh Christian Academy (1A), St. David's School (2A) and Ravenscroft (3A).

Among the top area teams in this year's field: Ravenscroft's boys (2-seed, 3A), Cary Academy girls (5-seed, 3A), Durham's Carolina Friends girls (2-seed, 2A), Cary Christian's girls (5-seed, 2A), Word of God boys (3-seed, 1A), St. David's girls (9-seed, 2A).

See full brackets below.

Panther Creek’s boys basketball team was shut out of this week’s state playoffs as brackets were posted Saturday afternoon, but citing vague written policies by the N.C. High School Athletic Association on its new postseason format, Panther Creek athletic director Todd Schuler filed an official appeal with the NCHSAA.

The N.C. High School Athletic Association released its boys brackets today -- but not without some changes.