Chances are you’ve already made plans for tonight, but if not, you might want to check out some of the best girls high school basketball the area has to offer at Western’s third Breezy Bishop Showcase. If you can’t make it tonight, there are plenty of games to catch tomorrow and Sunday.

Tonight’s games feature No. 6 City vs. No. 7 Archbishop Spalding at 7 p.m. and No. 4 Western vs. Oak Hill Academy from Virginia at 9 p.m. Next door at Poly, the Engineers will play Milford Mill at 8 p.m.

This mixer is too big for one gym – especially tomorrow’s 11 games -- so games run simultaneously in Western’s gym and Poly’s gym.

Tomorrow’s lineup features No. 1 St. Frances taking on Western at 7 p.m. as well as No. 3 Seton Keough vs. City at 5 p.m. Two nationally ranked teams, Oak Hill Academy and H.D. Woodson, play in the 9 p.m. contest. The rest of the schedule: IND vs. New Town, 11 a.m.; Holy Cross vs. Neumann-Goretti, Pa., noon; Jericho Christian vs. Miller School, Va., 1 p.m.; Milford Mill vs. Fallston, 2; Poly vs. Spalding, 3; No. 13 Randallstown vs. Bowie, 4; Towson Catholic vs. Bishop Ford Catholic, NY, 6; and Elizabeth Seton vs. Hill School, Pa., 8.

Sunday, the local public school teams cannot play, but there will plenty of action: IND vs. Jericho Christian, noon; H.D. Woodson vs. Paul VI, 1; Spalding vs. Bishop Ford, 2; Towson Catholic vs. Friendship Academy, 3; Mercy vs. Hill School, 4; Seton Keough vs. Calvin Coolidge, 5.

The tournament is named for retired Western coach Breezy Bishop, who ranks among the area’s all-time winningest coaches with 420 victories, 15 city championships, two state titles and many Coach of the Year awards, including four All-Metro nods and the Converse/WBCA National award in 1995.

--Katherine Dunn