Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ basketball teams in action Friday. UM/Franklin Towne * New Hope-Solebury/Upper Merion photos courtesy of Jon Sklut. Pennsbury/Robeson photos courtesy of John Gleeson. Check back for galleries of all three games: https://solsports.zenfolio.com/f1016771659
PANTHER TIPOFF CLASSIC
Cheltenham 58, Frankford 37
Patrick Fleury joined rarified air in Cheltenham coaching history, as he picked up the 100th win of his career in the first game of his sixth year as Panthers’ coach.
Fleury, Scott Eveslage and Paul Westhead are the only three Cheltenham boys coaches to reach the 100-win milestone.
“I’m blessed and humbled to join them,” Fleury said. “Paul Westhead has an WNBA and NBA championship, so hopefully, one day I can compare my resume to his. It probably won’t happen, but it’s just good to be in their company. They’re amazing individuals.”
In attendance Friday were Fleury’s coaches during his playing days at Cheltenham – Eveslage, Scott Weinstein and Brendan Nolan.
“It was very, very special, and I’m forever indebted to them,” he said. “I wasn’t able to get Dr. (Wagner) Marseille and Dr. (Tamara) Smith, who were the admins who hired me six years, but they sent me messages. I love them dearly, and I’m just forever grateful to all those people who believed in me.
“Obviously, we have a new admin here – Dr. Brian Scriven (superintendent) along with Dr. Smith (assistant superintendent) – and I just hope as my career goes on I’m able to stay with especially Dr. Smith as long as possible because her mentorship and unwavering love is the reason that any of this is possible. I hope our community understands how important she’s been and will continue to be for us.”
Josiah Hutson scored 16 points, as the Panthers scored 22 points in the third quarter to blow this one wide open, turning a 31-21 lead into a 53-26 advantage. Hutson added two assists and three steals.
Freshman Kamal Mason added 12 points in what was a balanced scoring effort. He also added three assists and two steals.
“Osei Johnson was very solid for us and was a big presence for us in the interior and hit a three for us,,” Fleury said. “It was a collective effort. We’re just trying to get our footing for the year. We have a long way to go.”
Cheltenham will play Executive Education Charter in Saturday’s championship game at 7 p.m.
Frankford (37)
Hanes 2 0-2 4; Dawson 1 3-5 5; Harrison 1 2-2 4; Jason Virgile 2 1-2 5; Ross 5 1-2 13; Jefferson 1 0-0 2; Crane 0 4 8 4.
Cheltenham (58)
Kamal Mason 5 1-3 12; Josiah Hutson 5 5-7 16; Aiden Wilson-Worley 1 0-0 2; Osei Johnson 4 0-0 9; Salim Kelly 1 2-3 4; Jabril Blackledge 1 1-2 3; Nile Tinsley 2 3-4 8; Peytajn McClendon 2 0-0 4.
Frankford 6 15 7 9 – 37
Cheltenham 14 17 22 5 – 58
3-point goals: F-Ross 2; C-Mason 1, Hutson 1, Johnson 1, Tinsley 1
Executive Education Charter 66, Council Rock North 45
The Indians couldn’t recover from a slow start, scoring just six points in the first quarter as they took one on the chin in coach Derek Wright’s return to the sidelines.
Oliver Schaefer hit four 3-pointers and scored 15 points in the second half for CR North, and finished with 22 points. Jack Curry added nine points.
Executive Education Charter hit 10 3-pointers in the game, seven of which came in the first half.
CR North will play in Saturday’s consolation game against Frankford at 5:30 p.m.
CR North (45)
Brady Burt 2 1-2 5; Oliver Schaefer 8 2-2 22; Jack Curry 4 1-2 9; Tyler Rodowicz 1 0-0 3; Riley Haggerty 2 0-0 4; Grant Capozzoli 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 4-6 45.
Executive Charter (66)
Gabe Horneberger 6 6-6 21; Dylan Munz 7 0-0 19; Elias Lopez 1 1-1 3; Darron Young1 0-2 8; Larrine Sanch 4 0-2 8; Max Placide 2 0-0 6; Jayden Manning 2 0-0 4; Alfred Rios 1 1-1 3. Totals 24 8-12 66.
CR North 6 12 10 17 – 45
Executive Charter 11 22 10 14 – 66
3-point goals: CRN-Schaefer 4; EC-Munz 5, Horneberger 3, Placide 2.
9th ANNUAL JIM CHURCH CLASSIC
Souderton 69, Lansdale Catholic 48
Chanse Salone hit four 3-pointers, three in a big third quarter for Souderton, which pulled away for the solid 21-point win over visiting Lansdale Catholic in an opening round game of the Jim Church Classic on Friday night.
Bill Sackor added 21 for the Indians, including 7-for-8 from the free throw line and 12 points in the second half. A year ago, Sackor suffered a knee injury in the season-opener against LC and ended up missing the rest of the season.
“It was really nice to see Bill come back from injury in his first time playing in a varsity game in a year,” said Indians coach Okoteh Sackitey. “And to see him come back against the same team, stay healthy and have 21 points, is a beautiful ting. I’m so happy for him coming off an injury. He’s a good kid. I hate to see injuries anytime, and it was great to see him back and playing well tonight.
“And Chanse Salone, that was a great way to start off his sophomore year. He’s growing and maturing, and he’s playing in a really mature way for us too. That’s a great 1-2 punch for us to have at the guard position.”
Nolan Watkins added 12 points.
“Nolan Watkins at the other guard position had a really big first half for us,” Sackitey said. “He had 10 points in the first half, and we got a lot of guys that can contribute in a lot of different ways. Danny Dyches had a lot of rebounds. I don’t have the exact totals, but Danny was a beast on the boards.
“Clinton Kikonjo played his role really well, and it was just a great team win all around.”
Next up for Souderton is a 4 p.m. title game Saturday against Upper Dublin, while LC slips into the consolation game against Dock Mennonite.
“That will be a good test for us,” Sackitey said. “We’re excited for the challenge. That’s a really good team. We’re going to have to play at our best if we want to win.”
LC (48)
Stewart 5 2-2 12; Romero 6 0-0 13; Meehan 3 1-2 7; Bathea 0 1-21; Cobbald 3 2-2 8;Wack 1 0-0 3; Trziak 2 0-0 4. Totals 20 6-8 48.
Souderton (69)
Chanse Salone 7 4-4 22; Trey Bui 1 1-2 4; Bill Sackor 7 7-8 21; Clinton Kinkonso 1 1-2 3; Nolan Watkins 4 3-4 12; Danny Dyches 1 0-2 4; Thaddeus Harter 0 1-2 1; Kahlil Williams 1 0-0 2.
Totals 23 17 -24 69.
LC 11 10 9 18 – 48
Souderton 15 15 20 19 – 69
3-point goals: LC-Romero 1, Wack 1; S-Salone 4, Bui 1, Watkins 1
Upper Dublin 46, Dock Mennonite 29
Ryan Mulroy scored all 12 of his team-high 12 points in the second half, as the Flying Cardinals shook off a slow offensive start to get past Dock Mennonite in an opening round game of the Jim Church Classic at Souderton.
Idris Rines had 10 and Kobe Bazemore added eight for UD.
“Was a very fast-paced game,” said Cardinals coach Derek Brooks. “Glad to pull out the win.”
UD (46)
Kobe Bazemore 4 0-0 8; Brandon Altman 1 3-4 5; Brady Fogle 1 4-6 6; Ryan Mulroy 6 0-3 12; Rines 4 0-0 10; Noah Cohen 1 0-0 3; Chris Kohlbrenner 0 2-2 2.
Dock (29)
Vaughn Martin 3 0-0 6; Tony Martin 1 2-4 4; AJ Washington 2 4-4 9; Michael John 1 1-2 3; Justin Panaia 2 1-2 7.
Upper Dublin 7 10 15 14 – 46
Dock Mennonite 9 10 4 6 – 29
3-point goals: UD-Rines 2, Cohen 1; DM-Panaia 2, Washington 1
PENNRIDGE MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT
Central Bucks East 79, William Tennent 73
Senior guard Jacob Cummiskey scored 29 points, and Dhruv Mukund had a huge fourth quarter as the Patriots rallied in the fourth quarter to get past William Tennent in the opener at the Pennridge Memorial Tournament.
“We are happy to start off the year with a win,” said CB East coach Erik Henrysen. “Tonight was probably a really fun game to watch as a spectator. The game was back and forth. Down the stretch we made a few more plays to get us to the finish line.”
Cummiskey finished with 29 points, eight rebounds and four assists for East, which trailed 57-52 after three quarters. Mukund scored seven points and finished with seven rebounds, with all seven of his points coming in the fourth.
“Cummiskey had a monster night,” Henrysen said. “He did it all and battled with (Tennent’s Kirby Mooney, his AAU teammate). It was fun to watch.
“Mukund got into foul trouble early but came up huge in the fourth.”
Justin DiRoberto had 12 points, while Bryce Lolas and Tyler Dandrea had 11 points each. Dandrea had seven rebounds as well, while Nolan Behm finished with nine points and five boards.
Kirby Mooney led the way for the Panthers with 31 points. Chris D’Ambra added 26 points, while Imad Abunima added 10.
“Tennent is a tough team to stop,” Henrysen said. “Kirby Mooney is one of the best players we will see all year and he didn’t disappoint tonight. D’Ambra had a night as well. They are a special duo.”
Both teams will be back in action Saturday at Pennridge. CB East plays Quakertown at 3:30, while Tennent takes on host Pennridge at 6:30 p.m.
CB East (79)
Jacob Cummiskey 29, Dhruv Mukund 7, Bryce Lolas 11, Tyler Dandrea 11, Justin DiRoberto 12, Nolan Behm 9
Tennent (73)
Kirby Mooney 31, Imad Abunima 10, Chris D’Ambra 26, Anthony Pople 3, Luke Torok 3
CB East 17 17 18 27 – 79
Tennent 13 24 20 16 – 73
3-point goals: CBE-Cummiskey 3, Lolas 3, DiRoberto 2, Mukund; WT-D’Ambra 5, Abunima, Pople
Quakertown 66, Pennridge 52
Senior Miles Longacre had quite the night for the Panthers, scoring 40 points, including four 3-pointers, as Quakertown took over the game in the second quarter and didn’t look back on the way to the win over its archrival.
Longacre scored 25 of his points in the first half, spearheading a 22-8 second quarter for the Panthers. He also finished with five rebounds.
“Miles was incredible,” coach Tony DaCosta said. “He is always aggressive on the offensive end of the floor, but what made him so impressive last night was his patience, discipline, and his control. Miles played at his speed all evening, plus he shot the three-ball at a high rate.
“When he has it going like that, he is difficult to stop, and that was evident throughout the game. There is absolutely no question he is a talented scorer, and in some cases, he makes it look so effortless but that is his gift. The team draws off that type of confidence, which is motivating to the rest of team and allows us to play at a higher level, and when a player has it going like that, you just feed the beast.”
Kyle Rosenberger finished with 10 points and four assists.
Xavier Peters was the lone Ram in double figures with 24 points.
Quakertown will face Central Bucks East at 3:30, and Pennridge will take on Tennent at 6:30 p.m.
Quakertown (66)
Kyle Rosenberger 4 1-1 10; Miles Longacre 16 4-7 40; Anthony Callan 3 0-0 6; Ethan Tomlinson 2 2-2 6; Jameson Sykes 1 2-2 4. Totals 26 9-12 66.
Pennridge (52)
Rowan Smith 2 0-0 5; Marley Steward 1 0-0 3; Cade Bachman0 1-2 1; Xavier Peters 8 5-7 24; Tom Costa 1 1-1 3; Jake Bolger 0 1-2 1; Cole Gehlert 1 2-2 4; Dylan Horton 3 0-0 6; Charlie Rising 0 0-2 0; Sam Crognale 2 0-0 5. Totals 18 10-16 52.
3-point goals: Q-Longacre 4, Rosenberger 1; P-Peters 3, Smith 1, Steward 1,Crognale 1
ORELAND LIONS TOURNAMENT
Phil-Mont Christian 54, Springfield Township 38
Aiden Hood had nine points and eight rebounds for Springfield, which slipped into the third place game of its tournament after a tough opener against Phil-Mont.
Also for the Spartans, Bob Hartman had seven points, and Ryan Bell grabbed seven rebounds.
Springfield will play in the 3:30 consolation game on Saturday.
7th ANNUAL GOLDEN BEARS TIPOFF CLASSIC
Upper Moreland 55, Franklin Towne Charter 26
Colson Campbell scored 16 points, as the UM turned in a solid win over visiting Franklin Towne Charter in an opening-round game of the Golden Bears Tip-Off Classic on
Friday night.
UM started quickly, jumping out to a 9-2 lead in the first quarter and it was up 10 at halftime.
In the second half, the Bears held Franklin Towne to just 12 points.
Alex Best added nine points for UM, while Anthony Carson added eight.
“I was happy with our second half performance,” said Bears coach Dan Heiland. “We played physical and tough. We executed better and made unselfish plays on offense, sharing the ball, making the extra pass.”
UM moves on to Saturday’s championship game (5 p.m.) against Upper Merion.
Franklin Towne (26)
J. Corley 2 2-2 7, B. Leaks 0 1-4 1, J. Skeete 0 2-2 2, J. Hill 2 0-0 5,
J. Santa 0 1-2 1, J. Whitehead 1 0-2 2, T. Kymani 0 4-4 4, C. Moore 0 0-2 0,
J. Quattrone 0 1-2 1, C. Quatrrone 0 1-2 1, A. Fortune 1 0-0 2. Totals: 6 12-22 26.
Upper Moreland (55)
Javier Velez 1 0-0 2; Nathaniel Best 0 2-2 2; Alexander Best 3 3-3 9; Colson Campbell 5 6-8 16; Anthony Carson 3 1-2 8; Aidan Tuffy 1 1-2 3; James Perce 1 2-2 4; Thomas Jennings 1 0-0 2; Sean Murphy 2 1-2 6; Lawrence Hughes 1 1-4 3. Totals 18 16-24 55.
Franklin Towne 5 9 5 7 – 26
Upper Moreland 11 13 16 15 – 55
3-point goals: FT-Corley, Hill; UM-Best, Carson, Murphy
Upper Merion 51, New Hope-Solebury 29
Liam Ross scored nine points for the Lions, who will play in Saturday’s consolation game at 3 p.m. against Franklin Towne Charter.
HATBORO-HORSHAM TIPOFF TOURNAMENT
Pennsbury 60, Paul Robeson 43
Connor Taddei hit four 3-pointers and scored 18 points as the Falcons jumped ahead in the first half and blew past Paul Robeson in an opening round game of the 
Hatboro-Horsham Tip-Off tournament.
Pennsbury led 17-8 after one quarter and 35-16 at halftime.
Danny Cohen added 11 points, Mike Roccograndi 10 points and Sam Callahan eight points.
“Outstanding performance on both ends, balance from our core of four guards and excellent rim protection from Simon Dlugi,” said Pennsbury coach Wes Emme.
With the win, Pennsbury advances to Saturday’s championship game against Northeast High at 7 p.m.
Pennsbury (60)
Teddy Mangan 2 2-4 7; Mike Roccograndi 5 0-0 10; Danny Cohen 3 4-5 11; Sam Callahan 2 3-4 8; Connor Taddei 7 0-0 18; Simon Dlugi 3 0-0 6. Totals 22 9-13 60.
Robeson (43)
Williams 0 0-2 0; Newton 1 0-0 2; Rakeem Dunston 6 0-1 15; Bradley 4 0-0 8; Johnson 1 0-0 3; Jones 2 0-0 4; Sloan 5 1-1 11. Totals 19 1-4 43.
Pennsbury 17 18 18 7 – 60
Robeson 8 8 1215 – 43
3-point goals: P – Connor Taddei 4, Teddy Mangan, Danny Cohen, Sam Callahan; R – Dunston 3, Johnson.
Northeast 43, Hatboro-Horsham 38
The Hatters led this one most of the way, but Northeast came up with big offensive rebounds and converted to pull ahead and pull out the five-point win over the host Hatters.
H-H held Northeast to just 14 points in the first half and led 28-25 heading into the fourth quarter. But it was then outscored 19-10 in the fourth.
Brad Davis scored 11 points to lead the Hatters.
H-H will play in Saturday’s consolation game against Paul Robeson at 5 p.m.
Northeast (44)
Kyree Williams 1 0-0 2; Mike Freeman 3 6-8 13; Bobby Perry 3 2-5 9; Darius Gaeta 2 2-2 7; Zamir Adams 2 1-2 7; Jalen Lee Womack 1 2-6 4; Jonathan Miller 1 0-0 2. Totlas 13 13-23 44.
Hatboro-Horsham (38)
Sean McCue 0 2-2 2; Ryan Smith 1 0-1 2; Brad Davis 4 3-4 11; Kenny Lutz 2 4-4 9; Vaughn Craig 2 2-4 6; Shane Phillips 3 0-0 8. Totals 12 11-15 38.
Northeast 6 8 11 19 – 44
H-H 10 7 11 10 – 38
3-point goals: N-Adams 2, Freeman 1, Perry 1, Gaeta 1; HH-Phillips 2, Lutz 1
2023 TROJAN TIPOFF CLASSIC
North Penn 69, Wissahickon 51
Senior point guard Norm Gee hit six 3-pointers and scored 28 points as North Penn knocked off host Wissahickon in the opening round of the Trojan Tipoff Classic on Friday.
The Knights led this one almost from start to finish. They had an 18-10 advantage after one quarter and led 37-22 at halftime.
Tre Simpson and Ahmaar Godhania were also in double figures with 13 and 10 points, respectively.
Wissahickon was led by Dom Vacchiano with 21 points.
North Penn will play La Salle in Saturday’s championship game at 6 p.m.
Wissahickon plays Downingtown West in the 4 p.m. consolation game.
North Penn (69)
Ahmaar Godhania 4 1-2 10; Lee Hammond 2 0-0 5; Norman Gee 9 4-5 28; Aiden Atkinson 1 0-0 2; Corey Meade 2 0-4 4; Gabe Altemus 3 0-0 7; Tre Simpson 6 1-4 13; Totals 27 6-15 69.
Wissahickon (51)
Michael Maltin 1 0-0 2; Brayden Ryan 5 0-0 12; Nico Vacchiano 2 0-0 6; Gabriel Lassiter 3 0-1 6; Josh Paulutis 2 2-2 6; Dom Vacchiano 7 2-3 21; Totals 20 4-7 51.
North Penn 18-19-13-19 69
Wissahickon 10-12-20-9 51
3-point goals: NP – Norman Gee 6, Ahmaar Godhania, Lee Hammond, Gabe Altemus; W – Dom Vacchiano 5, Brayden Ryan 2
SUBURBAN ONE/PAC CHALLENGE
Central Bucks West 51, Pope John Paul II 44
Matt Engle and Sam Jankowski combined for 22 of CB West’s 29 points in the second half as the Bucks kicked off the season with a solid win over Pope John Paul II in an opening round game of the Suburban One/PAC Challenge on Friday.
The Bucks trailed 27-22 heading into the third quarter and outscored PJP 17-8 in the third quarter and 29-19 in the second half.
Engle and Jankowski both scored 19 points for the Bucks, who host Perk Valley on Saturday (7 p.m.).
CB West (51)
Matt Engle 6 6-6 19; Bowen Gugger 1 2-5 4; Roman Kulesa 1 0-0 2; Sam Jankowski 6 6-9 19; Aidan Kimberly 1 0-0 2. Dan Gallagher 1 0-0 2; Jackson Wisniowski 1 0-0 3.
Pope John Paul II (44)
Demito 8 3-4 19; Wise 3 0-0 7; Reed 1 0-0 2; Zavertink 1 0-0 2; Green 3 0-0 7; Mondillo 1 0-0 2; Robinson 3 1-2 7.
CB West 9 13 17 12 – 51
Pope John Paul II 16 11 8 11 – 44
3-point goals: CBW-Jankowski 1, Wisniowski 1; PJP-Demito 2, Wise 1, Green 1
Perkiomen Valley 74, Central Bucks South 60
Kyle Moyer had 13 points to lead the Titans. Brett Barrett added 10.
CB South will play Pope John Paul II at CB West at 3 p.m. on Saturday.
CB South (60)
Thompson 3, DiEmidio 5, Kollock 6, Zakrzewski 7, Moyer 13, Harrison 9, Braun 2, Barrett 10, Valentine 5
Perk Valley (74)
Harken 18, Keough 2, Rodriguez 4, Sadler 31, Wagoner 5, Shawalak 12,Tagert 2
QUENTIN WATSON III MEMORIAL TIPOFF TOURNAMENT E
Norristown 85, Harry S Truman 61
The Tigers trailed by 14 at halftime and were unable to get back into the game thanks to a 32-point third quarter for host Norristown in an opening round game of the Quentin Watson III Memorial Tipoff Tournament on Friday.
Truman was led by Davae Vaughn and Aaron Nathan with 12 points each.
The Tigers will play in the tournament consolation game Saturday at noon.
Truman (61)
Tre Winton 4 0-0 8; Jaden Luchansky 1 0-2 2; Davae Vaughn 5 2-2 12; Brandon Armond 2 4-6 9; Aaron Nathan 6 0-2 12; Shaquille Chapman 1 0-0 2; Ernest Jallah 1 0-0 2; Diallo 0 0-2 0.
Norristown (85)
Barr 1 0-0 2; Bonds 6 2-4 14; Byrd 4 0-2 8; Carter 2 1-2 5; Daniels 3 4-6 10; Giddens 3 3-4 9; John 3 1-2 7; Kirlew 3 2-2 8; Scott 1 0-2 2; Tuggle 0 2-2 2.
Truman 11 13 14 23 – 61
Norristown 21 17 32 15 – 85
3-point goals: HST-Armond 1
SCHOTT TIPOFF TOURNAMENT
Pennington School 77, Neshaminy 67
In a tough season opener at the Jack Schott Tipoff Tournament at Holy Ghost Prep, Neshaminy fell late to Pennington School (N.J.).
Emeer Coombs scored 23 points to lead Neshaminy, while he also dished out four assists. Nate Townsend had 23 points and four assists.
Guy Horton finished with 10 points and eight rebounds, while Max Currie had eight points and six rebounds.
“It was a 5-7 point game throughout, until late in the fourth quarter,” said Neshaminy coach Mark Tingle. “Great test for our team to start the season.”
Neshaminy will be back in action at Holy Ghost on Saturday with a consolation round game against Strath Haven at 5 p.m.
Neshaminy (67)
Emeer Coombs 9 2-3 24; Ryan Meehan 1 0-0 2; Max Currie 3 2-2 8; Guy Horton 4 0-0 10; Nate Townsend 9 5-8 23. Totals 26 9-13 67.
Pennington (77)
Dylan Napolean 9 6-13 24; Destine Evans 6 0-0 14; DJay Snead4 2-4 11; Kae Kilic 2 2-4 7; Zio Kim 1 3-4 5; Jordan Moton 1 3-4 6; Noah Johnson 2 0-0 4; Makai Crawford 1 4-4 6. Totals 26 22-30 77.
Neshaminy 13 12 20 22 – 67
Pennington School 17 14 19 25 – 77
Phoenixville Tipoff Tournament
Harriton 57, Council Rock South 37
The Golden Hawks will play Sun Valley in the tournament consolation game on Saturday.
Nonleague
Abington 85, Samuel Fels 68
Jeremiah Lee scored 19 points to go along with four steals and three blocks, as Abington opened the season with a huge win over Samuel Fels in the first game under coach Dan Marsh, who moved over to the boys team at Abington after huge success as the girls coach.
”We were able to shut down their D1 kid – Nadeem Colston – and push the pace,” Marsh said. “Eighty-five points is a nice start.”
The 85 points were the most scored by an Abington team since its 85-71 win over Sankofa in the 2018-19 season. The Galloping Ghosts shot 52.7 percent (29-for-55) from the field and were at 66.7 percent (14-for-21) in the first half.
They had 18 steals and 12 assists, as well as 22 rebounds, and they received 32 points off the bench.
Damon Rawls finished with 12 points, three steals and four assists. Paul Glants also had 12 points, while Jaden Flourney finished with 10 points. Jon Roberts had nine points, seven rebounds and two blocks. Flourney, Roberts, Jake Manigault (8 points) and Kellen Ingram (5 points) accounted for the 32 points off the bench.
Abington looks to make it two in a row Saturday (4:30 p.m.) when it hosts Cumberland Valley.
Samuel Fels (68)
Nadeem Colston 4 2-4 10; Korneyay 1 0-2 2; Rawynae 3 0-0 8; Shamar Parker 3 2-2 8; Noah Scurry 7 2-4 18; Sam Etienne 5 2-4 13; Beauvais 2 1-2 5; Bell 1 0-0 2; Williams 1 0-0 2; Totals 27 9-18 68.
Abington (85)
Damon Rawls 3 6-8 12; Aaron Jones 3 1-4 8; Jaden Flournoy 3 2-2 10; Jeremiah Lee 7 4-10 19; Jake Manigault 2 4-4 8; Paul Glants 5 1-1 12; Kamari Brasher 1 0-0 2; Jon Roberts 3 3-5 9; Kellen Ingram 2 1-3 5; Totals 29 22-37 85.
Fels 13 18 19 18 – 68
Abington 20 21 19 25 – 85
3-point goals: Fels – Scurry 2, Rayaynae 2, Etienne; Abington – Flournoy 2, Lee, Jones, Glants.
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