Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ basketball teams in action Tuesday. CR North/Souderton photos provided courtesy of John Gleeson, PW/William Tennent photos courtesy of Larry Small and Pennsbury/CB West photos courtesy of Tracy Valko. Check back for galleries of all three games: https://solsports.zenfolio.com/f582224377
SOL Colonial/Patriot Crossovers
Neshaminy 53, Central Bucks East 42
Neshaminy needed this one, and when it was over had its best win of the season; knocking off visiting SOL Colonial-leading CB East by 11.
Not only was it a big boost confidence-wise, but the Patriots are unofficially third in the District One Class 6A power points. The win jumped Neshaminy up to No. 17 for what will be a 24-team playoff field next month.
“It was definitely a big win,” said Neshaminy coach Mark Tingle. “We had a win on the road at Souderton Friday, but a couple games before that we were in a rut. Obviously, we’re out of the rut now. We played solid team defense and controlled the ball. We held (CB East) to 42 points, and they usually score in the 60s.”
“Our better defenders were on their better players. We just had to make sure to stay in front of them. They usually shoot a ton of ‘3s’. Tonight, they only had three as a team. We wanted to make sure they didn’t get good looks. Make them attack the rim.”
Neshaminy started slowly, trailing 12-5 after one, but bounced back to take the lead by halftime, and then slowly pulled away in the second half.
The combination of Sean Curley (18), Nate Townsend (18) and Emeer Coombs (13) scored 49 of Neshaminy’s 53 points.
“Those three came to play,” Tingle said. “They had the ball in their hands a lot, but we were moving the ball and we tried to get them good looks.
“Tonight, it just happened like that. Throughout the year, we’ve had a couple other guys score four in six points, but in reality those three take most of the shots, and tonight they shot the ball well.”
CB East, which was without leading scorer Jacob Cummiskey, was led by Joey Giordano with 11 points, while Justin DiRoberto added 10.
Neshaminy (9-6, 6-4 SOL) is home against Friday against CB West.
CB East (14-2, 9-1 SOL) hosts Council Rock North on Friday.
CB East (42)
Joey Giordano 5 1-2 11; Dhruv Mukund 1 0-0 3; Tyler Dandrea 3 0-0 6; Miles Demby 0 2-2 2; Justin DiRoberto 4 0-0 10; Kyle Bardnt 2 0-0 4; Nolan Jacob 1 0-0 2; Bryce Lolas 1 2-3 4. Totals 17 5-7 42.
Neshaminy (53)
Emeer Coombs 5 2-3 13; Boima Gobah 1 0-0 2; Guy Horton 1 0-0 2; Sean Curley 7 2-2 18; Nate Townsend 7 4-8 18. Totals 21 8-13 53.
CB East 12 9 10 11 – 42
Neshaminy 5 17 16 15 – 53
3-point goals: CBE-DiRoberto 2, Mukund; N-Curley 2, Coombs
North Penn 56, Bensalem 51
Down 18 in the third quarter, North Penn was jump-started by strong efforts off the bench from Ahmaar Godhania, Lee Hammond and Corey Meade and rallied all the way back to knock off Bensalem at home on Tuesday.
“They got us all the way back,” said North Penn coach John Conrad. “We got great minutes from them.
“You can talk about it all you want, but until you get into a game like this tonight, you don’t know. It was a real good lesson for those kids. You’ve got to be ready to go.”
The first two and a half quarters were not the type of basketball North Penn has been playing of late. Bensalem led 32-21 at halftime and that lead even grew in the third, behind the play of junior Antonio Morris who had 16 of his game-high 17 in the second and third quarter.
“We had 12 turnovers in the first half and just didn’t take care of the basketball,” Conrad said. “We didn’t share the ball. I thought we were very selfish and (Bensalem was) able to capitalize on that. Turnovers and easy baskets.”
In the comeback, Meade scored nine points for the Knights, Godhania had a pair of 3-pointers and Hammond “was locked in defensively.”
North Penn still trailed 48-40 heading into the fourth, but was able to eventually grab the lead and made the plays down the stretch to pull out the win.
“It was a tie score with a minute to go,” Conrad said. “(Ryan) Deininger dribble-penetrated, made a great pass to (Ryan) Zeltt, who had a great finish and an and-one. We were able to get a stop defensively and made our free throws to finish the game.”
Norm Gee scored 13 points to lead North Penn scorers, followed by Meade with nine and Zeltt with eight.
After Morris, the Owls had Eric Gonzalez and Jack Wineburg with nine points each.
“Another tough league battle tonight,” Bensalem coach Ron Morris said. “I need to do a better job putting our guys in proper position in those moments. North Penn played great defense at the end of the third and fourth quarter. They also made timely shots. We will watch this and learn and get ready for another war on Friday.”
North Penn (11-4, 7-3 SOL) next plays Thursday at Harry S. Truman.
Bensalem (9-6, 5-5 SOL) looks to rebound Friday at home against Pennridge.
Bensalem (51)
Eric Gonzalez 4 0-0 9; Micah White 3 0-0 6; Amir Drummond 2 2-3 6; Antonio Morris 7 2-5 17; Jack Wineburg 2 3-4 9; Idris Salvadago 1 0-0 2; Jaidyn Moffitt 1 0-0 2. Totals 20 7-12 51.
North Penn (56)
Ahmaar Godhania 2 0-0 5; Mario Sgro 1 3-4 5; Norm Gee 3 4-4 13; Teddy McAllister 2 2-2 7; Ryan Zeltt 3 1-1 8; Lee Hammond 0 0-1 0; Ryan Deininger 3 0-2 6; Corey Meade 3 3-4 9; Robbie Sukuly 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 13-18 56,
Bensalem 12 20 16 3 – 51
North Penn 11 10 19 16 – 56
3-point goals: B-Wineburg 2, Morris; NP-Gee 3, Godhania 2, McAllister, Zeltt
Council Rock North 52, Souderton 41
Adam Mahtat scored 25 points in three quarters as CR North started quickly and got past visiting Souderton Tuesday, 52-41.
“We played well tonight,” said CR North assistant coach Tyler Sessa-Reeves. “Souderton is a good team, well-coached and they play really hard. It was our Senior Night for us, so it was really nice to get a win, while celebrating our eight seniors.”
The win snapped a four-game losing streak for CR North.
“Our boys have been battling every game and the last couple games haven’t gone our way, so it feels good for everyone to get back in the win column,” Sessa-Reeves said. “Adam played well, shot the ball well tonight, Micah (Oxley) was aggressive looking to score and Jack (Blum) put the game away at the free throw line. Great team win.”
Oxley scored 12 points for CR North, while Blum was 7-for-8 from the free throw line and finished with nine points.
Souderton only scored three points in the second quarter and that proved its undoing. James Blair scored a team-high 15 points, while Nate Hemsing added nine.
CR North (8-7, 5-5 SOL), currently at No. 29 in the district power rankings, plays at CB East on Friday.
Souderton (5-10, 4-6 SOL) hosts Council Rock South Friday.
Souderton (41)
Nate Hemsing 3 1-4 9; James Blair 6 0-0 15; Chanse Salone 2 0-1 4; Aiden Maue 1 1-2 4; Levi John 2 1-2 5.
Council Rock North (52)
Tyler Radowicz 2 0-0 4; Cole McCarthy 1 0-1 2; Micah Oxley 4 2-2 12; Adam Mahtat 11 0-1 25; Jack Blum 1 7-8 9.
Souderton 13 3 14 11 – 41
CR North 16 13 10 13 – 52
3-point goals: S-Blair 3, Hemsing 2, Maue, John; CRN-Mahtat 3, Oxley 2
Pennridge 66, Council Rock South 56
Leading scorer Matt Campione started strong and then Pennridge got a huge lift off the bench from Gannon Perlini in the second half as it outlasted CR South on Tuesday.
“We had four guys in double figures; are you kidding me?” said Pennridge coach Dean Behrens. “That’s pretty good.
“We started out, Matt was on fire. He hit two ‘3s’ right away. He had 11 points in the first quarter. That got the party started. Gannon Perlini had 13 points in the fourth quarter. He had three ‘3s’.
“I’m really happy for him. He’s such a happy-go-lucky kid. It’s been hard for him. He hasn’t been starting, but he’s taken his role well. He’s a good teammate. He really taking advantage of the opportunities. We couldn’t get him out tonight.”
The Rams played from in front, but it was never easy. They led 19-16 after one and 33-27 at halftime.
“I thought Council Rock South gave us everything we could handle,” Behrens said. “The kid (Matt) Robinson played really well for them. They hit a lot of ‘3s’ That’s a team that shoots a lot of ‘3s’ and we had trouble keeping in front of them. Credit to them. They’re comfortable shooting ‘3s’ and they even cut it to two in the fourth quarter, but then Gannon caught fire, we got it to seven and we put it away.”
Campione scored 15 to lead the Rams, while Tommy Cramer added 14 and 13 each for Perlini and Xavier Peters.
Timmy Rahill led CR South with 16, while Gabe Cerulli added 11, and 10 each for Robinson and Mike Burns.
Pennridge (11-5, 6-4 SOL) plays at Bensalem on Friday.
CR South (3-14, 1-10 SOL) is also on the road Friday, at Souderton
Pennridge (66)
Caden Fisher 2 1-2 5; Jake Buesing 2 0-0 6; Gannon Perlini 5 0-0 13; Matt Campione 5 2-3 15; Xavier Peters 5 3-3 13; Tommy Cramer 7 0-2 14. Totals 26 6-10 66.
CR South (56)
Matt Robinson 4 0-0 10; Timmy Rahill 6 2-3 16; Gabe Cerulli 5 0-0 11; Mike Burns 3 2-2 10; Jordan Getz 1 3-6 3; Callum Kockott 1 0-0 3. Totals 20 8-13 56.
Pennridge 19 14 13 20 – 66
CR South 16 11 14 15 – 56
3-point goals: P-Campione 3, Perlini 3, Buesing 2; CRS-Robinson 2, Rahill 2, Burns 2, Cerulli, Kockott
Central Bucks South 66, Harry S Truman 22
Tyler Meinel scored 22 points, 15 in the first half, as CB South jumped out in front early and never looked back on the way to the big win over visiting Truman on Tuesday night.
The Titans have won five of their last six games and are making a district playoff push. Unofficially after Tuesday, they’re at No. 27 in the district power rankings for the upcoming 24-team postseason tournament.
Ten different players scored for CB South, led by Meinel’s 22. Daniel McCusker added eight points.
CB South (7-9, 7-3 SOL) plays at SOL Patriot leading Pennsbury on Thursday night.
Truman (1-13, 0-1 SOL) hosts North Penn on Thursday.
Harry S. Truman (22)
Kahalil King 1 0-0 3; Khavier Adams 2 0-1 5; Aaron Nathan 0 0-1 0; Tre Winton 3 0-1 7; Randolph Cox 2 1-2 5; Stephon Thomas 1 0-0 2. Totals 9 1-5 22.
CB South (66)
JD Kluck 2 1-2 6; Kyle Klein 1 0-0 2; Kyle Moyer 3 0-0 6; Daniel McCusker 3 1-2 8; Dylan Valentine 1 2-2 4; Dalton VanZanten 2 0-0 4; Chris Granito 3 0-0 7; Jack Carver 1 1-4 3; Tyler Meinel 9 4-4 22; Sean Rieber 1 1-3 4. Totals 26 12-17 66.
Truman 7 4 9 2 – 22
CB South 18 20 15 13 – 66
3-point goals: HST-King, Adams, Winton; CBS-Klluck, McCusker, Granito, Rieber
Pennsbury 47, Central Bucks West 27
The Falcons bounced back after a scoreless first quarter and blew open a close game with a huge fourth quarter to survive on the road against CB West on Tuesday.
The win was the eighth in the last nine games for first-place Pennsbury.
Ty Kocak led a balanced scoring night for the Falcons with 11 points. Mike Roccograndi, Danny Cohen and Ryan Zuckerman had eight points each.
CB West was led by Matt Engle, who had 14, including nine of his team’s 10 points in the first half. Julian Phillips scored nine points.
Pennsbury (10-4, 7-3 SOL) hosts CB South on Thursday night.
CB West (6-11, 4-7 SOL) will look to bounce back Friday against Neshaminy.
Pennsbury (47)
Mike Roccograndi 3 1-1 8; Danny Cohen 3 1-1 8; Sam Callahan 1 1-2 3; Connor Taddei 3 0-0 7; Ty Kocak 4 3-4 11; Simon Dlugi 1 0-0 2; Ryan Zuckerman 4 0-0 8. Totals 19 6-8 47.
CB West (27)
Matt Engle 3 5-8 14; Julian Phillips 3 2-3 9; Max Slaymaker 1 0-0 2; Sam Jankowski 1 0-0 2. Totals 8 7-11 27.
Pennsbury 0 12 16 19 – 47
CB West 4 6 10 7 – 27
3-point goals: P-Roccograndi, Cohen, Taddei; CBW-Engle 3, Phillips
SOL Liberty/Freedom Crossovers
Cheltenham 62, Quakertown 45
Cheltenham exploded for 21 points in the third quarter and rolled to the road win over Quakertown in a crossover game on Tuesday.
“They have quality wins; they’re a good team,” said Cheltenham coach Patrick Fleury of Quakertown. “Everybody is, but we’re clearly fighting for our playoff lives. It’s unfamiliar territory, and we don’t necessarily expect this year in and year out, but we are proud of the collective effort that we had. There were a lot of things that didn’t show up in the stat sheet that made us win today, and those are the things that make a program, not so much just a team but a program.”
For Cheltenham, the win snapped a four-game losing streak.
Josiah Hutson scored a game-high 20 for Cheltenham, including 14 in the second half.
Kamani Healey added 14 points, nine in the second half, while Malik Hughes added eight.
“For tonight, it was good to see us play through mistakes and not worry so much about it,” Fleury said. “We were down 11-10 in the first quarter, and we started to stick to who we are and what we want to become, which is a defense-first team.
“We’ve still got to work on a good amount of things, obviously a lot of things, but that’s a quality team, they have quality wins, and to go on the road and get one makes for a good beginning.
“At this point, we’re fighting for our lives. We don’t have many more chances. With that being said, everything we approach has to be with a certain level of intensity and a certain level of unselfishness, and then whatever the results are we’ll take that together.”
Quakertown was led by Miles Longacre with 14 points and Ethan Tomlinson with 13.
Cheltenham (6-7, 5-5 SOL), which sits at No. 28 in the District One power rankings, hosts Hatboro-Horsham on Friday.
Quakertown (6-9, 3-7 SOL), No. 26 in District One, looks to bounce back at home against New Hope-Solebury Friday.
Cheltenham (62)
Josiah Hutson 20; Yakeen Respes 11; Kamani Healey 14; Osei Johnson 3; Malik Hughes 8; Nile Tinsley 5; Xavier Thompson 1.
Quakertown (45)
Miles Longacre 14; Sam Wilkin 7; Ethan Tomlinson 13; Anthony Callan 6; Kyle Rosenberger 2, Tanner Clancy 3.
Cheltenham 10 14 21 17 – 62
Quakertown 11 7 12 15 – 45
3-point goals: C-Hutson, Respes; Healey, Johnson, Tinsley
Abington 67, Springfield Twp 22
Red-hot Abington jumped up 27-2 after one quarter and 48-14 by halftime on the way to the big win over Springfield on Tuesday.
The Galloping Ghosts shot 52.2 percent (23-for-44) from the field and 47.3 percent from 3-point range (9-for-19.
Offensively, 14 different Abington players scored in the game, led by Kellen Ingram with 11, and nine points each for Jeremiah Lee and Paul Glants.
Josh Young had nine rebounds and four assists, Kamani Brashear grabbed eight rebounds and Lathan Martin had four steals.
Trey Mapp had nine points for Springfield, while Miles Goodwin had five points and five rebounds.
Abington has won straight games and now finds itself in the No. 19 spot for the upcoming District One Class 6A playoffs. The Ghosts host William Tennent on Friday.
Springfield plays at Wissahickon on Friday.
Abington (67)
Damon Rawls 2 0-0 6; Jeremiah Lee 3 1-4 9; Paul Glants 3 0-0 9; Josh Young 0 2-2 2; Kellen Ingram 5 1-2 11; Liam Rardin 1 2-2 4; Lathan Martin 2 3-4 8; Kamari Brashear 0 2-2 2; Jack D’Arco 1 0-0 2; Aaron Jones 2 0-0 4; Dalton Cornell 2 0-0 5; Jaden Flournoy 1 0-0 2; Shawn Swinton 1 0-0 2; David Phillips 0 1-2 1; Totals 23 12-18 67.
Springfield Twp (22)
Miles Goodwin 1 2-4 5; Brett Smith 1 0-0 2; Andre Henry 0 2-4 2; Ezra Parks 0 1-2 1; Trey Mapp 3 0-0 9. Totals 6 5-10 22.
Abington 27-21-12-7 67
Springfield Twp 2-12-0-8 22
3-point goals: Abington – Paul Glants 3, Damon Rawls 2, Jeremiah Lee 2, Lathan Martin, Dalton Cornell.
Hatboro-Horsham 50, Upper Moreland 48
Kyle Dittus scored a team-high 17 points and was clutch from the free throw line in the second half, going 5-for-8, including the game-winners with four second remaining to give Hatboro-Horsham the huge rivalry game win at home.
“It was big,” said Hatters’ coach Rick Fedele. “The vibe in the gym was crazy. The kids were all pumped for this game. It was like a playoff atmosphere. It was awesome.
“The kids just played hard. It was an even game. It was tied at halftime. They just battled.”
In the first half, Dittus had 10 points, and hit three 3-pointers. He did most of his damage in the second half from the foul line. Noah Schlosser added 13 points.
“We got another solid game from our freshman, Kenny Lutz,” Fedele said. “He did a good job for us. He had five points and a couple rebounds. Mason Bynum was sick, we got him back and he had a big layup in the third quarter. Matt Wingen had eight points for us, all in the second half. Jake Grier had three steals and four assists. He moved the ball on offense and kept them in check.
“The key for us was to keep (Alex) Best in check and keep (Colson) Campbell from doing too much damage.”
Upper Moreland had just two field goals in the fourth quarter but went 7-for-9 from the foul line. Campbell led the Golden Bears with 11 points.
H-H (5-11, 4-6 SOL) plays at Cheltenham on Friday.
UM (11-5, 5-5 SOL) hosts Plymouth Whitemarsh on Friday.
Upper Moreland (48)
Nigel Adamson 2 1-2 5; Alex Best 2 3-4 9; Jon Clark 2 4-5 8; Ralph Tyler 2 0-0 4; Anthony Carson 1 0-0 3; Jimmy Perce 2 0-0 4; Sean Murphy 1 2-2 4; Colson Campbell 3 4-5 11.
Hatboro-Horsham (50)
Jake Grier 2 1-2 5; Noah Schlosser 5 1-2 13; Kyle Dittus 4 6-10 17; Matt Wingen 2 4-4 8; Kenny Lutz 2 0-2 5; Mason Bynum 1 0-0 2.
Upper Moreland 13 12 12 11 – 48
Hatboro-Horsham 11 14 13 12 – 50
3-point goals: UM-Best 2, Carson, Campbell; HH-Dittus 3, Lutz
Wissahickon 65, Lower Moreland 59
It was a big shooting night for Wissahickon junior Dom Vacchiano, who hit five 3-pointers and scored 31 points as the Trojans pulled away from this one early and then held off a furious Lower Moreland rally in the fourth quarter.
“We were up by 20 in the second and third quarters,” said Wissahickon coach Kyle Wilson. “In the fourth quarter, we went deep into our bench, turned the ball over like crazy, and (Lower Moreland) was able to cut it down to six.
“But the final score looked closer than it was. For three quarters, we played some of the best basketball we’ve played in a while.”
Vacchiano had eight points in the first quarter, and then later added 13 in the third.
“He had a nice shooting night,” Wilson said. “They went (to a 2-3 zone), Dom hit a big shot. They went 1-3-1, Dom hit a big shot. They even pressed, Earl (Stout) beat it, kicked it out to Dom and Dom hit a nice shot.
“It’s nice to watch a player score well but not press to score. It seemed like he was in the flow and the guys fed off of it. Will Kirkpatrick played well off the bench. Owen Coughlin, our center, played great defense.”
Kevin Hegedus had 17 for LM, while Tom Pryzblinski added 15 and John Kroll 12.
Wissahickon (6-9, 6-4 SOL) hosts Springfield in another crossover game on Friday.
Lower Moreland (6-10, 4-6 SOL) plays at Upper Dublin on Friday.
Wissahickon (65)
Will Kirkpatrick 3 0-0 7; Jaylon Williams 1 0-0 3; Brayden Ryan 2 1-2 5; Owen Coughlin 3 0-0 6; Andrew Slackman 3 2-2 8; Dom Vacchiano 10 6-6 31; Earl Stout 2 1-2 5. Totals 24 10-13 65.
Lower Moreland (59)
Ian Alicea 1 0-0 2; Tom Pryzblinski 5 4-6 15; Kevin Hegedus 7 0-0 17; John Kroll 4 1-2 12; Gabe Krutsinger 4 0-0 9; Donato Incollingo 2 0-0 4. Totals 23 5-8 59.
Wissahickon 15 16 26 8 – 65
Lower Moreland 9 9 18 23 – 59
3-point goals: W-Vacchiano 5, Kirkpatrick, Williams; LM-Kroll 3, Hegedus 2, Pryzblinski, Krutsinger
Plymouth Whitemarsh 72, William Tennent 52
In this battle of division leaders, Plymouth Whitemarsh jumped up double figures in the first half and blew past Tennent 72-52 on Tuesday.
“The concern is, I’m still not quite comfortable with this team being experienced enough to handle constant winning,” said PW coach Jim Donofrio. “It takes a certain mindset. Are you going to be motivated or are you going to get comfortable?
“We were so good against Methacton (a 74-44 win Saturday), and it’s just human nature. It’s hard to stay that focused all the time. It happens in sports all the time.
“We had one day to prepare for Tennent, and I think Tennent is really hard to watch on film. They’re much better live than watching them on film. I don’t know if the kids appreciated that. They got these two guys that can really play and put the ball in the basket.”
The Colonials started quickly, jumping up 24-10 after one and 41-12 at halftime.
“In all honesty, if you look at what we’ve been doing, to hold teams to 13 points at halftime, nine points, 12 points, and then to see two guys who can really score,” Donofrio said. “I think a lot of times with us, teams are going to really be very focused.
“If you have a winning record, they need that win for seedings. We were ahead on talent some of the time, so I wasn’t happy with that, but it did force us to understand, Chase Coleman, Qudire Bennett and Jaden Colzie had to really raise their defensive performances, and it still wasn’t enough.
“It’s a nice little wake-up call (about) how focused you have to be and not get too comfortable with winning games big. At any moment, it can turn. You see it happen with the Sixers. You have a bad night. In high school, you only get 22 games, and you can’t really afford a bad night.
“I think this was good for us. It was a comfortable lead but not comfortable. Tennent does a good job of playing fast. They get down the floor fast, so it was new stuff for us to work on. Hopefully, that helps us.”
Bennett led PW with 27 points, while Colzie had 18, Coleman 14 and Jah Sayles 10.
Kirby Mooney (22) and George Marion (19) combined for 41 of Tennent’s 52 points.
PW (13-2, 10-0 SOL) plays at Upper Moreland on Friday.
Tennent (10-5, 6-4 SOL) looks to bounce back at Abington Friday.
William Tennent (52)
Kirby Mooney 8 6-6 22; George Marion 8 2-2 19; Chris D’Ambra 1 2-2 5; Evan Devor 2 0-0 6. Totals 19 10-10 52.
Plymouth Whitemarsh (72)
Jaden Colzie 8 1-2 18; Chase Coleman 5 2-5 14; Qudire Bennett 10 6-8 27; Jah Sayles 4 0-0 10; Lincoln Sharpe 1 0-1 2; Evan Ring 0 1-2 1. Totals 28 11-18 72.
Tennent 10 12 16 14 – 52
PW 24 17 21 10 – 72
3-point goals: WT-Devor 2, Marion, D’Ambra; PW-Sayles 2, Colzie, Coleman, Bennett
Upper Dublin 58, New Hope-Solebury 24
The Flying Cardinals jumped out quickly, led 16-4 after one and 31-8 at halftime and never looked back on the way to the 34-point win over host New Hope-Solebury on Tuesday.
The win was the ninth straight for Upper Dublin.
Seaton Kukla scored a team-high 13 for UD, including seven in the first quarter and six in the third quarter. Brady Fogle had eight of his 10 points in the first half.
Liam Ross scored 10 points for the Lions.
UD (12-4, 8-2 SOL) hosts Lower Moreland on Friday.
New Hope (0-11, 0-10 SOL) plays at Quakertown Friday.
Upper Dublin (58)
DJ Cerisier 2 0-0 4; Ryan Mulroy 3 1-1 7; Brady Fogle 3 2-4 10; Seaton Kukla 4 2-2 13; Griffin Pensabene 1 2-2 5; Kobe Bazemore 1 0-0 2; Jalen Wells 2 0-0 4; Coleman Zomborsky 2 0-0 4; Terrell Turner 1 4-6 6; Anthony Olivera-Schultze 1 0-0 2.
New Hope (24)
Jon Wilson 1 1-2 3; Matt Hanley 2 1-2 7; Liam Ross 5 0-4 10; Will Keddie 1 2-2 4.
Upper Dublin 16 15 14 13 – 58
New Hope 4 4 10 6 – 24
3-point goals: UD-Kukla 3, Fogle 2, Pensabene, Wells; NHS-Hanley 2
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