Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ basketball teams in action on Friday. Pennsbury/Northeast photos provided courtesy of John Gleeson. PW/Roman Catholic photos courtesy of Larry Small. Photos for Upper Dublin/Dock Academy provided by Keith Clemens Photography. Check back for galleries of both games: https://solsports.zenfolio.com/f1016771659
Pennridge Memorial Tournament
Central Bucks East 86, William Tennent 73
Jacob Cummiskey scored 24 points, going 7-for-8 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter to help salt away CB East’s opening win in the Pennridge Tournament.
Cummiskey also had six rebounds for the Patriots. Tyler Dandrea had 18 points, Dhruv Mukund 12 and Kyle Berndt 11. Berndt also added eight rebounds and eight assists, while Mukund pulled down six boards.
“Jake Cummiskey did a job for us at the free throw line down the stretch,” said Patriots coach Erik Henrysen. “As a team we were able to put the game away from the line in the fourth, making 16 of 18.
“Winning the opener is important. We have a quick turnaround (Saturday) and need to be ready.”
For Tennent, Kirby Mooney had 27 points and George Marion added 19.
“Tennent really came storming back after we built a 20-point lead in the second half,” Henrysen said. “We settled for quick shots that led to Tennent run-outs. We lost a bit of confidence. Marion and Mooney are really tough.
“Tennent pulled all the way back to within 2, when (Justin) DiRoberto hit a huge corner ‘3’ that got us back on track.”
The teams combined for 20 3-pointers, led by Tennnet’s Evan Devor with four. Seven different East players hit from 3-point range.
The teams return to Pennridge Saturday, with East playing Quakertown at 3:30 p.m.
CB East (86)
Jacob Cummiskey 24, Joey Giordano 4, Kyle Berndt 11, Tyler Dandrea 18, Dhruv Mukund 12; Justin DiRoberto 5, Bryce Lolas 3, Nolan Jacob 5, Miles Demby 4.
William Tennent (73)
Kirby Mooney 27, Isaiah Dawson 3, George Marion 19, Tony Pople 8, Danny Scheller 3, Evan Devor 13.
CB East 17 23 18 27 – 86
William Tenennt 12 13 25 21 – 73
3-point goals: CBE-Dandrea 2, Mukund 2, Cummiskey, Giordano, Berndt, DiRoberto, Lolas; WT-Devor 4, Marion 2, People 2, Mooney, Scheller.
Pennridge 59, Quakertown 52
Pennridge came out of the blocks slowly, but eventually turned it on as Matt Campione scored 17 points and Ryan Haas added 16, as the Rams pulled away from their archrivals late in the fourth quarter.
“It was a physical game,” said Pennridge coach Dean Behrens. ‘I think Quakertown got at us early. We were down 5-0 before we could blink. There was a good crowd there, good energy. Once we caught a bucket and we settled in.”
It was still close into the fourth, and with four minutes remaining, it was just a two-point game.
“We extended it,” Behrens said. “They fouled a lot and we got in the bonus early. And in the second half, we started hitting our foul shots. We got up nine or 10 and then it was a foul shooting contest to end the game.”
As a team, the Rams were 18-for-27 from the free throw line. Campione was 5-for-5 and Xavier Peters, who was also in double figures with 11 points, finished 7-for-8 from the line.
Quakertown was led by Miles Longacre, who had 21 points, and Sam Wilkin, who had 15.
“It was a great way to start the season in regards to our rivalry,” Behrens said. “I think Quakertown is a very good team. I feel fortunate coming out there with a win.”
Pennridge plays Williams Tennent at 5 p.m. Saturday.
Quakertown (52)
Sam Wilkin 4 5-7 15; Ty Wilkin 2 1-2 5; Kyle Rosenberger 1 0-0 2; Ethan Tomlinson 2 4-4 8; Miles Longacre 10 1-2 21. Totals 19 11-15 52.
Pennridge (59)
Caden Fisher 1 0-0 3; Jake Buesing 0 0-0 0; Gannon Perlini 1 2-4 4; Matt Campione 6 5-5 1; Xavier Peters 2 7-8 11; Tommy Cramer 3 1-6 8; Ryan Haas 5 3-4 16.Totals 18 18-27 59.
Quakertown 10 8 14 20 – 52
Pennridge 9 16 9 25 – 59
3-point goals: Q-S. Wilkin 3; P-Haas 3, Cramer, Fisher
Oreland Lions Tournament
Springfield Township 54, Jenkintown 30
Dylan McKenzie scored 14 points to lead the way, as Springfield jumped ahead early and cruised to a 24-point win in an opening round game of the Oreland Lions Tournament.
“A lot of guys stepped up and contributed,” coach Rob Fusaro said. “It was great to start off with a win, and the players brought great focus and energy.”
McKenzie also grabbed four rebounds and had three steals.
Also for the Spartans, Brett Smith had 13 points, five rebounds and three steals, and Aiden Hood had 12 points.
Springfield Township will be play in Saturday’s championship game at 6:30 p.m.
9th Annual Jim Church Classic
Dock Mennonite 57, Upper Dublin 54
Opening night saw Upper Dublin short-handed, as several of its key players were playing in the state semifinal football game at the same time, and as a result, the Flying Cardinals dropped the opening game of the Jim Church Classic on Friday.
Dock Mennonite scored 21 points in the fourth quarter, led by Nathan Lapp, who had a game-high 26 points.
Upper Dublin was led by Ryan Mulroy, who had 18 points, while Terrell Turner added 12 and Brady Fogle nine.
“It was a very physical and competitive game,” said first-year UD coach Derek Brooks. “It was close throughout the whole game, but credit to Dock, they executed better than we did in the fourth quarter. We look forward to learning from our mistakes and getting better.”
Upper Dublin will play Souderton in Saturday’s consolation game at 4:30 p.m.
Dock Mennonite (57)
Lane Bergey 2 0-0 5; Zach Neff 1 0-0 3; Nathan Lapp 8 7-7 26; Tony Martin 4 4-5 12; Hoyt Bultjie 2 0-4 4; AJ Washington 2 1-4 5; Ethan Parr 1 0-0 2. Totals 20 12-20 57.
Upper Dublin (54)
Mason Pensabene 1 0-0 2; Brady Fogle 1 7-7 9; Ryan Mulroy 6 4-8 18;Terrell Turner 5 1-3 12; Seaton Kukla 2 2-2 7; Kobe Bazemore 0 4-4 4; Idris Rines 1 0-0 2. Totals 16 18-24 54.
Dock 16 11 9 21 – 57
Upper Dublin 7 14 18 15 – 54
3-point goals: DM-Lapp 3, Bergey, Neff; UD-Mulroy 2, Turner, Kukla
Lansdale Catholic 53, Souderton 50
Souderton led by six at halftime, but it was Lansdale Catholic which emerged late to pull out the three-point win in what was a close game throughout.
The Indians were led by Nate Hemsing, who scored 14 points, while Bill Sackor had 11 and James Blair 10.
Matt Hopkins scored 19 points, and went 5-for-5 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter to lead Lansdale Catholic. Evan Lojewski scored 15 points.
Saturday’s schedule has Upper Dublin playing Souderton at 1:30 in the consolation game, while LC takes on Dock Mennonite in the championship game at 4:30.
Lansdale Catholic (53)
Brendan Stewart 3 0-0 7; Shane Gillen 1 0-0 3; Matt Hopkins 6 7-8 19; Giovanni Zito 0-10; Harry Davies 1 0-0 3; Evan Lojewski 7 1-2 15; Andrew Montagna 2 1-2 6. Totals 20 9-13 53.
Souderton (50)
Nate Hemsing 5 1-1 14; Jared Zimmerman 2 1-2 6; Bill Sackor 4 2-3 11; James Blair 4 0-0 10; Chanse Salone 0 2-2 2; Aiden Maue 1 0-0 2; Levi John 2 0-0 5;
LC 7 10 17 19 – 53
Souderton 12 11 12 15 – 50
3-point goals: LC-Stewart, Gillen, Davies, Montagna; S-Hemsing 3, Blair 2, Zimmerman, Sackor, John.
6th Annual Golden Bears Boys Basketball Tipoff Classic
Upper Moreland 66, Franklin Towne Charter 34
A 25-4 fourth quarter sent host Upper Moreland on its way, as the new-look Golden Bears ran away from Franklin Towne Charter for a 32-point season-opening victory.
UM’s only two returning players with significant varsity experience both had big games on Friday. Senior Jon Clark scored 14 points, while sophomore Colson Campbell added 13 points, going 7-for-8 from the free throw line. Sena Murphy added 10, while Alex Best had eight.
With the win, UM advanced to Saturday’s championship game against Upper Merion at 5 p.m.
Franklin Towne Charter (34)
Corley 1 0-12; Leaks 4 2-5 11; Tippie 1 3-4 6;Tague 1 2-4 4; Santa 2 0-0 4;Whitehead 2 0-1 4; Skeetz 1 1-1 3. Totals 12 8-19 34.
Upper Moreland (66)
Nigel Adamson 3 1-1 7; Alex Best 4 0-0 8; Jon Clark 5 4-6 14; Jon Jackson 0 1-2 1; Ralph Tyler 1 1-1 4; Jaryd Meehl 1 0-0 2; Jimmy Perce 2 0-0 4; Sean Murphy 4 1-3 10; Colson Campbell 3 7-8 13; Corey Ellison 0 3-4 3. Totals 23 18-25 66.
Franklin Towne Charter 11 4 14 5 – 34
Upper Moreland 15 25 16 10 – 66
3-point goals: FT-Lakes, Tippie; UM-Tyler, Murphy
Upper Merion 52, New Hope-Solebury 17
Hatboro-Horsham Tipoff Tournament
Northeast 47, Pennsbury 45
Senior Ty Kocak scored 22 points, but Pennsbury lost a close one Friday, 47-45 to Northeast High in an opening round game at the Hatboro-Horsham tournament in the head coaching debut of alum Wes Emme.
“We got out to a 10-1 lead, felt pretty good about where we were at, but we got into some foul trouble, especially at the guard spot and Northeast battled themselves back into the game,” Emme said.
Junior Sam Callahan scored 10 points for the Falcons, going 7-for-8 from the foul line, while senior Ryan Zimmerman ended up with five points and 10 rebounds.
“We had a bunch of self-inflicted wounds, including double digit missed free throws and layups,” Emme said. “Credit to Northeast. They played very free and we did not. They seemed to make every momentum shifting play, including two steals for dunks on our own baseline out of bounds.
“I thought Ty Kocak performed admirably in spite of battling the flu all week, and Sam Callahan really energized us off the bench.”
Pennsbury (0-1) will play Hatboro-Horsham in the 5 p.m. consolation game on Saturday.
Pennsbury (45)
Teddy Mangan 1 1-2 3; Sam Callahan 1 7-8 10; Connor Taddei 2 0-0 4; Ty Kocak 4 14-17 22; Grayson Gozum 0 0-2 0. Ryan Zuckerman 1 3-6 5. Totals 9 25-35. 45.
Northeast (47)
Michael Freeman 4 0-3 10; Darius Gaeta 2 3-5 8; Sharif Wallace 1 0-0 2; Dernel Witherspoon 5 2-5 14; Jayson Douglas 0 1-2 1; Bobby Perry 4 0–0 11; Jason Lee-Womack 1 0-0 2. Totals 17 6-15 47.
Roberson 47, Hatboro-Horsham 44
Tied at halftime, Hatboro-Horsham struggled in the third quarter and that proved the difference as it dropped its opener in the opening round of its tip-off tournament on Friday night.
Noah Schlosser scored 18 points to lead all scorers for the Hatters. Matt Wingen added seven points.
Robertson (47)
Terkir Williams 0 0-2 0; Tysheem Johnson 3 4-4 13; Elijah Johnson 5 2-7 13; Jamar Boyd 1 2-3 4; Sharif Bradley 0 2-2 2; Zaire McClaine 3 0-0 9. Lyden McBride 2 0-1 4; Naseim Smith 1 0-1 2; Totals 15 10-17 47.
Hatboro-Horsham (44)
Jake Grier 2 2-2 6; Noah Schlosser 6 4-6 18; Kyle Dittus 0 2-2 2; Matt Wingen 3 1-3 7; Vaughn Craig 1 0-0 2; Amir Crews 0 1-3 1;Mason Bynum 1 3-4 5; Ken Lutz 1 1-2 3; Totals 14 14-22 44.
Roberson 13 8 17 9 – 47
H-H 12 9 9 14 – 44
3-point goals: R-McClain 3, T. Johnson, E. Johnson HH-Schlosser 2
Suburban One/PAC Challenge
Perkiomen Valley 58, Central Bucks South 54
CB South and Perk Valley combined to shoot 56 free throws in the opening game of the Suburban One/PAC Challenge at Spring-Ford High School on Friday night. Unfortunately for the Titans, they fell behind in the third quarter and couldn’t catch up in longtime assistant coach Louie Ditri’s head-coaching debut.
It was a close first half, as Perk Valley led 24-21 at the break. But after a rough third, South trailed 41-31 heading into the fourth.
Perk Valley ended up going 11-for-18 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter and 19-for-30 for the game. Julian Sadler finished the game with 27 points, going 13-for-20 from the line.
South was led by Tyler Meinel, who scored 15 points and went 9-for-10 from the line. Dylan Valentine scored 11 points. The Titans went 7-for-8 from the line in the fourth and 20-for-26 for the game.
South will host two games in the challenge Saturday, and takes on Pope John Paul II at 4:30 p.m.
CB South (54)
Daniel McCusker 2 5-8 9; Dylan Valentine 4 3-9 11; Dalton Van Zanten 2 0-0 4; Chris Granito 2 2-2 6; Owen Wheeler 3 1-2 9; Tyler Meinel 3 9-10 15. Totals 16 20-26 54.
Perk Valley (58)
Mason Thear 2 3-4 7; Luke Hanson 3 1-2 9; JT Brady 1 0-0 2; Julian Sadler 6 13-20 27; Ryan Murphy 1 0-0 2; Shane Nelson 2 2-4 6; Josh Tagert 2 0-0 5. Totals 17 19-30 58.
CB South 9 1210 23 – 54
Perk Valley 13 11 17 17 – 58
3-point goals: CBS-Wheeler 2; PV-Hansen 2, Sadler 2
Pope John Paul II 47, Central Bucks West 45
CB West went cold in the fourth quarter and that was the difference as it was edged by Pope John Paul II in the second game of the Suburban One/PAC Challenge at Perkiomen Valley on Friday.
West led this game 28-16 at halftime and 39-32 heading the into fourth quarter.
But the Bucks scored just six points in the fourth, including 2-for-7 from the free throw line.
Matt Engle scored a team-high 19 points for West, 12 of which came in the first half. Charlie Cashman scored 10 points, all in the second half.
West plays Perkiomen Valley in Saturday’s first game at 3 p.m. at CB South.
CB West (45)
Charlie Cashman 4 2-6 10; Mike Fountain 0 0-1 0; Max McGlone 1 0-0 3; Trey Reed 0 1-2 1; Colin McKenna 1 0-1 2; Bowen Gugger 2 0-2 4; Matt Engle 5 6-8 19; Julian Phillips 2 0-1 4; Jackson Wisinowski 0 2-2 2. Totals 15 11-22 45.
Pope John Paul II (47)
Dom DeMito 5 2-2 12; Trey Rogers 5 0-0 14; Caleb Zavertnik 2 0-0 5; Braden Reed 1 0-0 2; Brady Bass 2 2-2 6; Chase Mandillo 3 1-2 8. Totals 18 5-6 47.
CB West 8 20 11 6 – 45
Pope John Paul 6 10 16 15 – 47
3-point goals: CBW-Engle 3, McGlone; PJP-Rogers 4, Zavertnik, Mandillo
Bruce Hall Panther Tipoff Classic
Cheltenham 58, Frankford 52
Sophomore point guard Josiah Hutson scored 30 points in an impressive debut – 26 in the second half – with six 3-pointers, six rebounds and six assists, as Cheltenham put away Frankford in the fourth quarter for a six-point victory.
“Josiah has taken on the point guard challenge at our school from Zahree Harrison to Saleem Payne and Justin Moore, point guards that we’ve had,” said Panthers coach Patrick Fleury. “He’s taken the challenge on of leading and being consistent. He obviously has a whole lot of growth that he’s going to continue to go through, but he definitely has a good feel for the game.
“It was nice to see. I think his teammates also were a lot of the reason because they were in the right spots and allowed him to make decisions quickly. It’s a testament to him, but also his teammates. Their ability to get him open and their ability to make the right play is beneficial.
“Tonight it’s him, but it could very easily be Kamani (Healey) or Malik (Hughes) or one of the other guys.”
After Frankford battled back with an 18-point second quarter to make it a 24-23 game at halftime, Cheltenham and Hutson had a big third quarter to retake control.
Healey had 11 points, five rebound and two assists. Ryakeen Respes had seven points, five rebounds and two assists, while Xavier Thompson had four points and seven rebounds.
“We had a slew of guys do a lot of different things and filled up the stat sheet,” Fleury said. “For us, it’s the totality of everything, and that’s what we try to preach, and that’s the community that we come from. Everybody is hardworking and trying to get everything they can get out of their abilities. I think this team embodies that. Osei Johnson came in tonight. He didn’t have any points, but he played with great pace. He had three assists and four rebounds and played great defensively. It was more than just Josiah’s 30 points tonight.
“It was good to see the guys come together and find joy in somebody’s success. We’re a young team, no excuse. They have to continue to fight and play hard, which they do. Win, lose or draw we do it together.”
Cheltenham will play Executive Charter on Saturday (7 p.m.) in the championship game of the tournament.
Frankford (52)
Reed 11, Barnes 9, Alsbrooks 15, Ross 3, Monague 10.
Cheltenham (58)
Malik Hughes 5, Xavier Thompson 4, Kamani Healey 11, Ryakeen Respes 7, Josiah Hutson 30
Frankford 5 18 17 12 – 52
Cheltenham 15 9 22 12 – 58
Conwell-Egan Tipoff Tournament
Harry S. Truman 46, Faith Christian 40
Gavin Burns led a balanced scoring effort with 10 points as Truman pulled away late for the six-point win over Faith Christian in an opening round game of the Egan Tournament.
Kayvier Adams hit a big 3-pointer from the corner with the Tigers up 41-40 with two minutes remaining. On the ensuing possession, Aaron Nathan converted a putback after a steal, making it 46-40 and essentially putting the game away.
Truman will play in Saturday’s championship game at 3 p.m.
Triangle Club Tipoff Tournament
Norristown 60, Wissahickon 46
Wissahickon only scored 15 points in the first half and that proved too much to overcome, as the Trojans fell to Norristown in an opening round game of Triangle Club Tipoff Tournament on Friday night.
Norristown led 21-15 at the half and 39-33 after three, before putting the game away with a 21-13 fourth quarter.
Jaylon Williams and Earl Stout had 15 points each for the Trojans. Williams had four 3-pointers. All 15 of Stout’s points came in the second half. Dom Vacchiano added 10 points.
Wissahickon will play Germantown Academy in Saturday’s 5 p.m. consolation game, followed by Norristown vs. La Salle in the championship.
Norristown (60)
Jayden Byrd 3 4-6 10; Jaden Wise 2 0-0 4; Andre Gordon 1 2-2 4; Jonathan Brooks 9 0-0 18; Andre Young 1 0-0 3; Myon Kirlew 4 4-5 11; Miles Daniels 4 0-0 10. Totals 24 7-13 60.
Wissahickon (46)
Jaylon Williams 5 1-2 15; Brayden Klein 2 0-0 4; Dom Vacchiano 3 2-3 10; Earl Stout 6 3-3 16; Andrew Jackman 1 0-0 2. Totals 17 6-8 46.
Norristown 8 13 18 21 – 60
Wissahickon 5 10 18 13 – 46
3-point goals: N-Kirlew 2, Daniels 2, Young; W-Williams 4, Vecchiano 2
Phoenixville Tipoff Tournament
Harriton 34, Council Rock South 33
Nonleague
Bensalem 52, Abington 37
Junior Antonio Morris scored a game-high 22 points, as young Bensalem went on the road and knocked off Abington on Friday.
“It was an awesome game,” Bensalem coach Ron Morris said. “Early on, we weren’t shooting well, but I think it was just nerves. We don’t have a lot of experience coming back, so I think early on, we were nervous, but our defense kept us in the game.
“I’ve been coaching at Bensalem a long time, and I don’t remember the last time we won at Abington, so it’s always good to go there and get a win.”
The Owls have just two seniors on this squad and lost a significant chunk of their SOL Patriot Division championship team from a year ago. The Owls trailed 12-7 after one quarter, but Friday’s game was tied at 22 at the half.
“We came out in the second half and just poured it on,” Morris said. “We held them to 15 second-half points.
“Antonio (Morris) carried us offensively. He was getting to the hole, he had nice moves, and he hit a 3-pointer. As a proud coach and a proud dad, it was awesome to see him have success because he’s put a lot, a lot of time in this offseason.”
Bensalem went on to outscore Abington 20-8 in the fourth quarter to pull away for the victory.
Amir Drummond added 10 points, while Jack Wineburg added seven.
“Jack Wineburg played an awesome all-around game,” Morris said. “He had a big three. Noah (Morris) played awesome defensively and had a big three.
“Our new point guard comes off the bench, Amir Drummond, and he played amazing in the first half. He came in and sparked us, had a lot of energy, got some steals, he was able to get out in transition. That helped us.
“Micah White is one of the guys that has no varsity experience, and he’s just all over the place. He defends, he rebounds, and he’s always finding his way to the ball. We’re not big at all, and he’s our biggest kid. We’re small and real feisty. Micah played awesome defensively and rebounding.
“Eric Gonzalez had a tough game shooting, but what I was most proud about was he didn’t let it affect the rest of his game. He did some really good things on the court. It was truly a team victory, and it’s always good to start out 1-0.”
Abington was led by Jeremiah Lee, who scored nine points. Overall, the Ghosts shot just 26 percent from the field (12-for-46) and 17.6 percent from 3-point range (3-for-17).
Bensalem (1-0) is off until Tuesday when it plays at Holy Ghost Prep in its final nonleague test before the start of the SOL season.
Abington (0-1) hosts Methacton on Tuesday.
Bensalem (52)
Eric Gonzalez 2 1-2 5; Noah Morris 1 0-0 3; Micah White 1 0-0 2; Amir Drummond 2 5-8 10; Antonio Morris 9 3-4 22; Jack Wineburg 3 0-0 7; Idris Salvadago 1 0-0 2; Jaidyn Moffit 0 1-3 1. Totals 19 10-17 52.
Abington (37)
Damon Rawls 1 3-3 5; Lathan Miller 0 1-2 1; Aaron Jones 2 0-0 5; Jeremiah Lee 4 0-0 9; Liam Rardin 0 2-2 2; Josh Young 2 2-2 6; Paul Glantz 1 2-4 4; Kamari Brasher 1 0-0 2; Jack D’Arco 1 0-0 3; Totals 12 10-13 37.
3-point goals: B-N. Morris, Drummond, A. Morris, Wineburg; A-Lee, D’Arco.
Bensalem 7 15 10 20 – 52
Abington 12 10 7 8 – 37
North Penn 65, Freire Charter 30
Ryan Deininger scored 14 of his game-high 20 points in the first half as North Penn blew open a close game with 23-point second quarter and then cruised to the victory.
Ryan Zeltt scored nine points, while Ahmaar Godhania and Teddy McAllister added eight points each for the Knights.
North Penn (1-0) is off until Friday when it opens up SOL Colonial Division play at Pennridge.
Freire Charter (30)
Green 1 0-0 2; Bullock 0 2-4 2; Hawes 4 3-8 11; Brunson 1 0-1 2; Lo 1 0-0 2; Blackson 0 0-2 0; DelLior 2 0-2 5; Deloch 2 0-2 4; Hannah 0 2-2 2. Totals 11 7-21 30.
North Penn (65)
Ahmaar Godhania 3 1-1 8; Mario Sgro 0 3-3 3; Norm Gee 2 0-0 4; Teddy McAllister 2 2-2 8; Ryan Zeltt 3 2-2 9; Ryan Deininger 10 0-3 20; Corey Meade 2 1-1 5; Robbie Sukaly 1 0-0 2; Simpson 3 0-0 6. Totals 26 9-12 65.
Freire Charter 8 6 11 6 – 30
North Penn 10 23 14 18 – 65
3-point goals: FC-DelLior; NP-McAllister 2, Godhania, Zeltt
Roman Catholic 76, Plymouth Whitemarsh 52
This nonleague showdown at Holy Family University looked like a classic in the making – for three quarters. In the fourth, Roman Catholic outscored PW 27-8 to blow the game wide open, handing
the Colonials a 76-52 setback.
PW trailed by just four at halftime and five after three quarters.
Qudire Bennett scored 17 points to lead the Colonials, while Chase Coleman had 16 and Jaden Colzie 10.
PW (0-1) will look to bounce back Tuesday when it hosts nearby rival Norristown.
Plymouth Whitemarsh (52)
Jaden Colzie 10, Jimmy Flowers 5, Chase Coleman 16, Mani Sajid 2, Qudire Bennett 17
Roman Catholic (76)
Xzayvier Brown 13, Jermai Stewart-Herring 22, Robert Cottrell 5, Erik Oliver-Bush 6, Anthony Finkley 10, Bryce Hillman 2, William Felder 2, Sebastian Edwards 2, Shareef Jackson 14
PW 13 19 12 8 – 52
Roman Catholic 16 20 13 27 – 76
3-point goals: PW-Bennett 3, Colzie 2, Flowers
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