Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ basketball teams in action Friday. Souderton/North Penn photos courtesy of Keith Clemens Photography, PW/Abington photos courtesy of Greg Lindsay, CB East/CB West courtesy of Tracy Valko, and CR North/Pennsbury photos courtesy of Darryl Rule of J&D Photography. Check back for photo galleries.
SOL Liberty Division
Abington 66, Plymouth Whitemarsh 64
In the first game between these two rivals, Plymouth Whitemarsh rolled to an 80-58 win.
The second time around proved to be a whole lot different.
Abington played well from start to finish and pulled off the upset, as a last second shot attempt by PW was off the mark.
With the PW loss, Upper Dublin clinched sole possession of the SOL Liberty Division title with one game remaining.
A highlight of the game came in the third quarter when Mani Sajid buried a shot that vaulted him to the 1,000-point plateau. The junior standout entered the game needing 11 points to reach the milestone. He is the 21st player in PW program history to score a thousand points.
“Mani is an exceptional young man who I am honored to coach,” PW coach Jim Donofrio said. “I believe he is the first junior to reach the 1000 point milestone, and that is certainly saying something given the elite company he is joining of former PW greats.
“The fun of this is that his best days are still ahead of him, and I appreciate that I have the opportunity and responsibility to help him to continue to evolve and reach his potential.”
Key Players: For Abington, Jake Manigualt (21 points), Zion Hospedales (13 points), Paul Glants (13 points), Xander Grasty (12 points).
For PW, Mani Sajid (22 points), Terron Davis (9 points).
Abington coach Dan Marsh: “It was a total team effort. It was fun. We executed our game plan perfectly. We played great. We got up 12 at one point in the third quarter, and I thought we were cruising, but they made a hard run late, and we ended up winning by two.”
–The Game Plan: “The game plan was to make Mani (Sajid) earn everything he got tonight. We did something tonight that I’ve never done, and I was very unsure about it before the game. We put two guys on him to start the game, and we put the other three in a triangle just protecting the paint. Obviously, we were worried because they have the 6-9 kid (Michael Pereira), and they tried to establish him, but the three guys in the paint did a great job of making his life difficult too.
“A lot of times we would show the two so Mani would think he had two on him and then we would peel the other guy off to go to his regular man. Our defenses today – one was straight up man-to-man with a lot of help in the paint. Two was the two-man on Mani, and then we had our zone defense as three. We were just switching constantly in those defenses to try and keep them off guard and to try and keep Mani out of a rhythm. He still hit some tough shots, and he still had (22) points, but the first time we played them – he had 35, so we had to come up with a way to slow him down. I was completely okay if somebody else ended up beating us. I just didn’t want Mani to beat us.”
–The ending: “We were up three, and we missed two free throws, so they had a chance. We fouled on purpose. They made 1 of 2, and that made it a two-point game, and it stayed a two-point game.”
–Props all around: “Our kids did great. Xander (Grasty) played great, Paul (Glants) played great, Jake (Manigault) played great. They all played great. They all played their butts off, so I was really proud of them. We played our football quarterback, Antonio Ford, who has probably played in one other varsity
game, and he came in and gave us some solid minutes, and the bench had a lot of energy. When I say it was a total team effort, it really was. The only thing everyone on that court cared about was getting the win. They didn’t care who scored, how they did it. That’s what we’ve been trying to hammer home to them. Some guys had to have certain roles, and they did it tonight. They put their egos aside, and they executed the game plan perfectly.”
Next up: Abington (13-7, 5-4 SOL) will travel to Bensalem for a non-league game Saturday (3 pm), and : Plymouth Whitemarsh (16-5, 7-2) will host Upper Dublin on Tuesday.
Abington (66) – Xander Grasty 5 1-2 12; Jake Manigault 7 5-5 21; Zion Hospedales 6 1-1 13; Paul Glants 4 5-7 13; Kyler Pickron 1 3-4 5; Antonio Ford 1 0-0 2; Totals 23 15-19 66.
Plymouth Whitemarsh (64) – Tyriq Taylor 1 0-2 2; Jack Hayes 1 3-6 5; Terron Davis 3 2-4 9; Eric Conicello 1 0-0 3; Mani Sajid 5 10-13 22; Michael Periera 1 2-4 4; Buddy Denard 2 1-2 6; Caleb Bridgeman 5 0-0 13; TOTALS 19 16-29 64.
Abington. 18-20-16-12 – 66
Plymouth Whitemarsh. 16-17-15-16 – 64
3-point goals: A – Jake Manigault 2, Xander Grasty; PW – Caleb Bridgeman 3, Mani Sajid 2, Terron Davis, Eric Conicello, Buddy Denard
Wissahickon 66, Quakertown 41
Nico Vacchiano scored 10 points in the first quarter and 14 of his game-high 21 in the first half, as Wissahickon jumped out early and rolled to the 25-point win over visiting Quakertown on Friday night.
Also, for the Trojans, Ben Schwartz had 14 points.
Wissahickon entered the night ranked No. 29 in the district power rankings, and will likely need to win and hope for help if it is to qualify for the 24-team playoffs.
Next up: Wissahickon (9-11, 4-5 SOL) will be on the road at Hatboro-Horsham Tuesday, and Quakertown (3-16, 0-9) will travel to Fleetwood for a non-league game Saturday (4:30 pm).
Quakertown (41) – Sam Wilkin 2 1-3 6; Gavin Mushrush 2 0-0 6; Aiden Burgy 2 0-0 4; Jameson Sykes 2 0-0 4; Matt Thomas 2 0-0 6; RJ Ficco 1 0-0 3; Jaxon Torres 2 2-2 7; Mac Mitchell 1 0-0 2.
Wissahickon (66) – Mason Stelzer 2 1-1 6; Michael Maltin 2 1-1 5; Chris Lee 1 0-0 2; Owen Haughey 1 0-0 3; Nico Vacchiano 9 1-2 21; Jack Weiss 2 0-0 4; Luke Slobotkin 1 0-0 2; Zach Schwartz 1 0-0 2; Malachi Hodges 1 0-0 3; Ben Schwartz 5 4-5 14; Delmar Taliaferro 2 0-0 4. Totals 23 7-11 66.
Quakertown 10 6 14 11 – 41
Wissahickon 15 18 22 11 – 66
SOL Freedom Division
Cheltenham 66, New Hope-Solebury 37
On Senior Night, Cheltenham started to pull away in the second quarter and never looked back on the way to the 66-37 win over visiting New Hope on Friday night.
With the win, the Panthers remained in a first-place tie in the Freedom Division with Upper Moreland, with one game remaining.
Key Players: For Cheltenham, Kamal Mason (14 points), Osei Johjnson (11 points).
For New Hope, Beck Anderson (12 points), Rocco Massimino (11 points)
Cheltenham coach Patrick Fleury: “I’m happy for our seniors. It was beautiful to be able to graduate these young men – even though they haven’t graduated yet but just to have them go through this cycle of high school. They’re forever a part of our fraternity and our family, and we’re just happy that we were able to have a successful night for them.”
Next up: Cheltenham (25-6, 8-1 SOL) will travel to Methacton for a non-league game Saturday (3:30 pm). New Hope-Solebury (3-14, 1-8) will host William Tennent Tuesday.
New Hope-Solebury (37) – Beck Alderson 4 3-6 12; Linus Mackenzie 0 1-2 1; Blake McCagg 1 0-0 2; John Nettles 1 2-4 5; Rocco Massimino 4 1-3 11; Mitchell Lontchar 2 0-0 4; Garrett Nuzzolo 1 0-0 2; Totals 13 7-15 37.
Cheltenham (66) – Chris Harmon 3 1-2 8; Kamal Mason 5 4-4 14; Chris Jones 1 0-0 3; Xavier Willoughby 1 0-5 2 Osei Johnson 4 0-0 11; Salim Kelly 4 1-1 10; Kendall Jackson 2. 0-0 4; Justin Ezeukwu 3 2-4 10 Micah Millis 1 0-0 2; Tyree Martin 1 0-0 2; Totals 25 8-16 66.
New Hope-Solebury 14-7-10-6 37
Cheltenham 20-15-21-10 66
Upper Moreland 63, Springfield Twp 38
Coming off a huge win to earn a share of first place in the Freedom Division, Upper Moreland needed to take care of business against Springfield if it wanted to keep pace with co-leading Cheltenam.
The Golden Bears did their part with a 63-38 win, maintaining their first-place tie with one league game remaining.
UM led by just a 10-9 score after one quarter, but behind nine points from Jadon Cybok, including a pair of 3s, the Golden Bears outscored the Spartans. 21-6 in the second quarter to go into halftime with a 31-15 lead.
Key Players: For UM, Jadon Cybok (18 points -16 in the first half), Anthony Carson (10 points).
For Springfield, Brandon Thompson (9 points, 2 steals), Bob Hartman (8 points, 3 assists).
Next up: Upper Moreland (17-4, 8-1 SOL) will be on the road at Upper Moreland on Tuesday, and Springfield Twp (11-8, 4-5) will travel to Calvary Christian for a non-league game Monday.
Springfield Twp (38) – Brandon Thompson 3 3-3 9, Bobby Hartman 3 0-0 8, Chadrack Kiamba 0 2-2 2, Aidan Hood 2 0-0 4, Julian Ciasullo 3 0-0 7, Will Cooney 1 0-0 3, Gavin Cleary 2 0-0 4, Kahlin Spearman 0 1-2 1; Totals 14 6-7 (38)
Upper Moreland (63) – Alex Costanzo 2 0-0 4, Nate Best 2 0-0 4, Colson Campbell 3 2-4 8, Anthony Carson 4 2-3 10, Aidan Tuffy 3 0-0 6, Larry Hughes 1 1-2 3, Luke Roussel 2 0-0 4, Jose Hernandez 2 0-0 4, Jadon Cybok 7 1-2 18, Elijah Davis 1 0-0 2; Totals 27 6-11 63
Springfield Twp 9-6-11-12 38
Upper Moreland 10-21-16-16 63
3-point goals: S- Bobby Hartman (2), Julian Ciasullo ,Will Cooney; UM – Jadon Cybok (3).
William Tennent 58, Lower Moreland 38
Ten different players scored, and William Tennent had a balanced effort, eventually blowing this one open with a 21-point third quarter and a key win in the Panthers hunt for a berth in the District One Class 6A playoffs.
The Panthers opened up a 12-3 lead after one quarter and took a 26-16 lead into halftime.
Key players: Jayden Bright had a team-high 14 points to lead the way, including eight in the fourth quarter. Tre Stracuzzi had nine points and Luke Torok eight.
Tennent entered the night in the No. 23 position for the 24-team district playoff field.
Next up: William Tennent (12-10, 6-4 SOL) will be on the road at New Hope-Solebury on Tuesday, and Lower Moreland (2-19, 1-9) will travel to Kennett for a non-league game Saturday (1:15 pm).
Lower Moreland (38) – Tristan Vizcarendo 1 2-2 5; Tom Maloney 3 1-4 7; Jonathan John 2 0-0 5; Marco Marino 1 0-0 3; Zack Kendall 1 0-0 3; Nathaniel Udal 2 0-0 4; Andre Zoubroulis 3 3-3 9; Connor Huber 1 0-0 2; Totals 14 6-9 38.
William Tennent (58) – Tre Stracuzzi 3 2-2 9; Steve Robertson 1 0-0 3; Luke Torok 3 0-0 8; Ryan Bula 2 3-5 7; Scott Scheller 0 1-2 1; Jayden Bright 6 2-2 14; Joe Hebling 1 0-0 2; Braden Goldberg 1 0-0 3; Tony Pople 3 0-0 7; Ray Greener 2 0-0 4. Totals 22 8-11 58.
Lower Moreland 3 13 10 12 – 38
Tennent 12 14 21 11 – 58
3-point goals: WT – Torok 2, Pople, Robertson, Stracuzzi, Goldberg; LM – Vizcarendo, John, Marino, Kendall.
SOL Patriot Division
Council Rock South 72, Bensalem 55
Two games back with two games remaining in the league schedule, CR South knew any hope it might have of sharing the Patriot Division title started with going on the road and knocking off first-place Bensalem, a tall task.
The Golden Hawks, however, led this one pretty much from start to finish, and a 24-point third quarter put it away on the way to the 17-point upset win.
Key Players: For CR South, MJ Thompson (21 points), Ryan Delp (18 points, 15 second half); Ryan Haglund (3 points, 4 assists, 5 rebounds). For Bensalem, Amir Drummond (22 points), Jahmir Chatman (12 points).
CR South coach Andrew Rogers: “It’s exciting for our guys. I’m proud of our guys. It was a good game, a big energy game. Coach (Ron) Morris does and has done such a great job there. We knew it was going to be a high energy game. We were just trying to fight all the way through the end.
“We had a 34-27 lead going into halftime, and we knew in the second half, they were going to come out firing real hard, but we were able to settle in and extend that lead.”
Next up: Council Rock South (13-6, 6-3 SOL) will be on the road at Holy Ghost Prep for a non-league game Saturday (7 pm), and Bensalem (12-9, 7-2) will host Abington in.a non-league game Saturday (3 pm).
CR South (72) – MJ Thompson 9 3-4 21; Ryan Delp 6 5-8 18; Ray Haglund 1 1-2 3; Joey Madera 2 4-8 8; Ryan Wekluk 3 2-2 8; Pat Malone 2 0-0 4; Owen McLean 3 0-0 7, Adam Elabed 1 0-0 3; Totals 27 15-24 72.
Bensalem (55) – Jahmir Chatman 4 4-5 12; Aidan Mayfield 4 2-6 10; Christian Lee 1 0-0 3; Amir Drummond 8 4-5 23; Johnson 1 2-2 4; Aidan Corbett 0 1-2 1;, Trevor Morris 1 0-0 2; Totals 19 13-20 55.
CR South 16 18 24 14 – 72
Bensalem 14 13 18 10 – 55
3-point goals: CRS – Ryan Delp, Adam Elabed, Owen McLean; B – Amir Drummond 3, Christian Lee.
Council Rock North 31, Pennsbury 26
Defense was the name of the game in this one, as CR North went on the road and knocked off Pennsbury on Senior Night, holding the Falcons to just 26 points.
Pennsbury finished the game with just eight field goals, three of which were 3-pointers. Ir mNfws just one bucket in the first quarter.
Five CR North players had four or four defensive rebounds.
Key Players: For CR North, Owen Crowne (13 points), Andrew O’Keefe (9 points).
For Pennsbury, Sean Breslin (7 points).
Pennsbury coach Wes Emme said: “We suffered a really difficult defeat on Senior Night to Council Rock North. Big credit to coach (Derek) Wright and his staff for their defensive game plan.
“This one goes up there with some of the most difficult defeats of my career, given the circumstances. It being Senior Night and obviously the league title implications, but the summary is you can’t go 8-for-41 (from the field) and win any games.
“Love our Seniors. Wish the outcome was different, but you pick up your shoes and go play tomorrow.”
Next up: Council Rock North (5-14, 3-6 SOL) will be on the road at Faith Christian Academy for a non-league game Saturday (12 noon), and Pennsbury (10-10, 6-3) will travel to Central Bucks West Monday for a non-league game.
CR North (31) – Jack Curry 1 0-0 2; Josh Erman 2 2-6 7; Owen Crowne 3 5-6 13; Andrew O’Keefe 3 1-1 9. Totals 10 8-13 31.
Pennsbury (26) – Clark 0 1-2 1; Mike Roccograndi 2 2-2 4; Grayson Gozum 2 1-2 6; Sean Breslin 2 2-2 7; Max Manga 1 0-0 2; Patrick Jagua 1 1-2 3. Totals 8 7-10 26.
CR North 9 2 10 10 – 31
Pennsbury 3 8 6 9 – 26
3-point goals: CRN-Crowne 2, ErmanP-Roccograndi, Breslin, Gozum
Neshaminy 57, Harry S Truman 54 (OT)
Logan Gale went 8-for-9 from the free throw line, including 3-for-3 in the fourth quarter and 3-for-4 in overtime, as Neshaminy was finally able to put away Truman on the road in Patriot Division play on Friday.
Truman scored 23 points in the third quarter and led 43-35 heading into the fourth quarter.
Key Players: For Neshaminy, Max Currie (19 points), Logan Gale (18 points).
For Truman, Davae Vaughn (18 points, 13 in the third quarter), Jaden Luchansky (13 points), Tre Winton (10 points, all second half).
Next up: Neshaminy (9-11, 4-5 SOL) will host Bensalem Tuesday (5:30 pm), and Harry S Truman (7-14, 1-8) will be on the road at Council Rock South Tuesday.
Neshaminy (57) – Jason Leiva 2 0-0 4; Zach Stewart 0 0-2 0; Gavin Meehan 1 0-0 2; Logan Gale 4 8-9 18; Cadenn Amati 2 3-8 7; Max Currie 9 1-1 19; Jason Gilardi 1 2-2 4; Dominic Ciallella 1 0-0 2. Totals 21 14-22 57
Truman (54) – Tre Winton 4 0-0 10; Jaden Luchansky 6 0-0 13; Davae Vaughn 7 4-4 18; Julian Rogers 2 2-4 6; Armand 2 1-1 5; Elzy 1 0-0 2; TOTALS 22 7-9 54.
3 point goals – HST – Tre Winton 2, Jaden Luchansky; N –
Neshaminy 16 8 11 12 10 – 57
Truman 13 7 23 4 7 – 54
SOL Colonial Division
Central Bucks East 49, Central Bucks West 44
Nolan Behm had a huge third quarter, and CB East held off rival CB West in the fourth for the five-point win for the Patriots, who were 1-5 in their previous six games heading into Friday.
Behm scored 10 of his 17 points in the third.
Key Players: For CB East, Shane O’Hara-Jamison (19 points, 5 rebounds), Nolan Behm (17 points, 8 rebounds).
For CB West, Roman Kulesa (17 points), Max Milillo (11 points), Dan Pellegrini (11 points).
CB East coach Erik Henrysen: “It was opposite of how our games have gone as of late. We took control in the third quarter and West made a run at us. They got it down to two, but we were able to figure it out.
“Shane (O’Hara-Jamison) got us off to a great start. He was hot early, making shots and being aggressive on the glass. I was pleased with the way we started. We got the lead to 11 in the third, and Nolan Behm had a quarter for us. He was taking the ball to the basket, and his slashing was effective.”
Next up: Central Bucks East (13-8, 4-5 SOL) will travel to North Penn on Tuesday, and Central Bucks West (7-14, 1-8) will host Pennridge on Tuesday.
CB West (44) – Roman Kulesa 17, Max Milillo 11, Connor Chuo 5, Dan Pellegrini 11
CB East (49) – Nolan Behm 17, Shane O’Hara-Jamison 19, Keegan Marascio 4, Connor Mekanik 4, Graham Smith 5
CB West 8 11 10 15 – 44
CB East 11 13 14 11 – 49
3-point goals: CBW-Milillo 3, Kulesa 2, Pellegrini 2, Chuo; CBE-O’Hara-Jamison 3
Central Bucks South 53, Pennridge 49
On the road and needing to keep pace with division co-leader Souderton, CB South jumped ahead early on Pennridge’s Senior Night, and then with the game on the line, the Titans pulled it out for the four-point win.
South, which led 19-6 after one quarter, is tied with Souderton heading into Tuesday’s home game against the Indians for the regular season SOL Colonial championship.
Key Players: For CB South, Ben Harrison (18 points), Brett Barrett (10 points).
For Pennridge, Xavier Peters (16 points 10-10 FT), Marley Steward (10 points).
CB South coach Louie Ditri: “We got off to a nice start – it was 19-6 at the end of the first quarter. We were clicking. They had a different starting lineup in there for Senior Night, and that was a different look for them. Then, in the second quarter, we couldn’t hit a shot, gave up too many dribble drives and second chances.
“After that, the second half was back-and-forth the whole way. I think they shot perfect from the foul line, and they took a one-point lead in the third quarter. But we got it back and never relented. We kind of buckled down defensively after the second quarter.”
Next up: Central Bucks South (17-4, 8-1 SOL) will host Souderton on Tuesday in a Colonial Division showdown. Pennridge (11-10, 3-6) will travel to Central Bucks West Tuesday.
CB South (53) – Cole DiEmidio 2 2-2 6; Brett Barrett 3 4-4 10; Danny Gies 1 3-6 6; Connor Thompson 1 0-0 3; Brett Harrison 6 6-6 18; Davis Van Zanten 1 0-0 2; Kayode Adebayo 3 0-0 6; Leo Medwid 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 15-18 53.
Pennridge (49) – Marley Steward 4 1-1 10; Xavier Peters 3 10-10 16; Jake Bolger 3 0-0 7; Ryan Schwind 2 2-2 6; Connor Murray 2 0-0 5; Sam Crognale 1 0-0 2; Ryan Flood 1 0-0 3. Totals 16 13-13 49.
CB South 19 6 12 16 – 53
Pennridge 6 13 12 18 – 49
3-point goals: CBS-Gies, Thompson; P-Steward, Bolger, Murray, Flood
Souderton 59, North Penn 54
A lot went haywire for Souderton on Friday night. The Indians trailed North Penn by 11 in the second half.
In the end, however, the Indians – who trailed outscored the Knights 26-15 in the fourth quarter, taking back control and finishing it off in the end. In the fourth, Trey Bui led the charge with 11 points. The Indians connected on their last eight foul shots to seal the Knights’ fate.
Key Players: For Souderton, Trey Bui (21 points –15 in the second half), Nate Rusike (13 points), Nolan Watkins (11 points).
For North Penn, Ahmaar Godhania (16 points), Shane Ward (14 points).
Souderton coach Okoteh Sackitey: “Another close one. We were down two at halftime. In the middle of the third, we were down 11, and we cut it to (four) by the end of the third. They were playing good defense, they blocked a couple of layups. Some shots weren’t falling, and they were making some tough shots. We knew we were going to get their best punch. It’s a rivalry.
“We were focused, and so were they. It was a good back and forth matchup. There’s a phrase we say all the time – ‘Stay the course.’ I’m just really proud of how my guys stayed the course. The trust they have in each other and the maturity they showed, that’s just amazing. It comes from experience, it comes from being together and being a close group and having the love we do for each other. It was a really special night.
“Trey Bui had 21. That was a career high for him. It could be anybody’s night. They don’t care – they don’t care who it is. We care about each other, and we care about the win. I think our togetherness really showed tonight.”
–The comeback: “Chanse Salone hit a layup to put us up one, and Trey Bui hit a big 3 to put us up four. We had just clawed back to go up one after being down 11. At that point, you could be content with getting the lead back, and Trey wasn’t in that mindset, and he shouldn’t have been. He was aggressive,
and he had every reason to be aggressive. He was playing great, and he was aggressive without forcing. A shot presented itself. They doubled Chanse, Chanse made a great pass – he made the right decision. Trey had no one on him because his man left. Trey shot a confident 3 and knocked it down That was huge.”
–Clutch at the line: “We made our last eight foul shots. We were up by one with under a minute left, and Thaddeus Harter went to the foul line and scored his first points of the night. The mental toughness that takes to knock those two foul shots down – we’re up one, he hasn’t scored all night. My assistant coach, Sami Chouiraf, talked to Thad in the third quarter. Thad wasn’t having his best game. I put in Dylan Quinn, a sophomore, to take his spot on the court, and Thad was a little bit down. Sami just told him that he feels like Thad is going to have a positive impact. Sami said he doesn’t know what it’s going to be – if it’s going to be a block or a rebound or a putback, but Sami said to Thad, ‘You’re going to do something good when you go back in.’ Sure enough, he knocked down two free throws with under a minute left to put us
up three. Great performance by my assistant coach Sami there, and great foul shots by Thad. Great foul shots by the team.”
–Props: “Chanse Salone only had nine points, but he made so many good decisions with the basketball, getting his teammates good looks, playing good defense.
“Chris Lewis had a big 3 in the second quarter when we were struggling to score. He was ready to play good defense and knock down a shot when it came to him. I’m so proud. Nate Rusike hit a big 3 early in the fourth quarter. Every point goes a long way. We were down two in the fourth quarter to CB East, we were down in the fourth quarter by two to CB West last Friday, and this Friday we’re down six going into the fourth. We were down seven going into the fourth against Dobbins and pulled that one out, so we’ve just had the experience, and we know from experience not to panic in those situations. We know to stay together and stay the course.”
Next up: Souderton (15-5, 8-1 SOL) will travel to Central Bucks South Tuesday, and North Penn (7-14, 1-6) will host Central Bucks East.
Souderton (59) – Chanse Salone 4 0-0 9; Trey Bui 7 6-10 21; Chris Lewis 1 0-0 3; Nolan Watkins 4 2-2 11; Nate Rusike 4 3-4 13; Thaddeus Harter 0 2-2 2; Totals 20 13-18 59
North Penn (54) – Ahmaar Godhania 4 5-5 16; Lee Hammond 2 0-0 6; Shane Ward 5 1-2 14; Aiden Atkinson 2 0-1 4; Nolen Foust 1 0-0 3; Gabe Altemus 2 4-6 9; Wyatt Martin 1 0-0 2; Totals 17 10-13 54.
Souderton 17-6-10-26 – 59
North Penn 13-12-14- 15 – 54
3-point goals: S – Nate Rusike 2, Nolan Watkins, Chris Lewis, Trey Bui, Chanse Salone; NP – Ahmaar Godhania 3, Shane Ward 3, Lee Hammond 2, Nolen Foust, Gabe Altemus.
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