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30TH Annual Gonzaga DC Classic
Abington 58, Gonzaga (Washington D.C.) 51
Plenty is expected out of Abington this season and the Ghosts got things rolling right out of the gate as they knocked off perennial-power Gonzaga 58-51 in the opening round of the 30th Annual Gonzaga DC Classic in Washington D.C.
“It’s the first game of the season, and down here, they started last week, so they already had two games under their belt,” Abington coach Charles Grasty said. “We just wanted our guys to come out and compete. We knew some of their players that were returning from last year. We knew a lot of their big guys that are getting heavily recruited.
“Big-time coaches were here. We just wanted to stay the course and play Abington basketball, make them defend. We got a lot of 50-50 balls and we just played really, really strong.”
The game went back and forth all the way as the Ghosts led by two at the end of the first quarter and by one at halftime before the Eagles grabbed the lead back at 43-42 after three quarters.
From there, though, the Ghosts outscored the hosts, who have won this tournament for the last 13 years, 15-8 to seal the win
“We knew it would be tough, but our guys competed,” Grasty said. “I’m really proud of them.
“Down here, it’s a different brand of basketball. We wanted to let the guys know, come out and play strong from the start and see how they were going to call it. Our guys adjusted, played hard and kept fighting. It was fun. It was fun to watch."
Abington senior Eric Dixon, a Villanova signee, who, despite picking up his third foul early in the third quarter was nearly unstoppable. He poured in a game-high 29 points, snared 13 rebounds and had four assists to go along with a pair of steals.
“Eric picked up his second and third fouls early in the third quarter,” Grasty said. “We needed him to defend, we needed him to rebound. He took a monster charge at the end of the game. It was a five-point game with 1:30 left, and that got our guys really going.
“They called a timeout after that, and one of the things we said, ‘Look how you’re battling, look where you are. Eric was nominated for the McDonald’s All-American game, which is awesome, and we said, ‘Look, if this guy can take charges and dive on the floor and work his butt off, why can’t we.’ The guys did it.”
Lucas Monroe, a University of Pennsylvania commit, was next for the Ghosts with 16 points to go along with five rebounds. Teammate Darius Brown had eight points, five rebounds and two steals.
“Darius Brown had a monster game,” Grasty said. “He had eight points, but he just played really, really well. They have a shot clock down here, and we were up four with about two minutes left in the game. We called a play for him, he went back door and made a great reverse layup, and we went up six. You could kind of see the air go out of their guys."
Maurice Henry also drew the praise of his coach.
“Maurice Henry is a first-year starter,” Grasty said. “He’s probably 5-8 with a lot of soles on his sneakers, and he played super tough. Their point guard was 6-4, their two guard was 6-3, and then they went 6-6, 6-7 and 6-7, and he battled. He fought and boxed out.”
Abington will play Episcopal (Texas) in a semifinal game on Saturday at 5:45 p.m.
Abington 15-15-12-15 58
Gonzaga 13-16-14-8 51
Abington (58) – Maurice Henry 2, Darius Brown 8, Lucas Monroe 16, Derek Sussman 3, Eric Dixon 29.
Gonzaga (51) – Evin Dinkins 2, Anwar Gill 2, Chuck Harris 19, Terrance Williams 12, Carlos Hubb 2, Malcolm Dread 2, Josh Watts 4, Myles Stute 8
Hatters’ Basketball Tipoff Classic
Lower Moreland 59, Council Rock South 56 (2 OTs)
Council Rock South dropped a wild 59-56 decision to Lower Moreland in the opening round of the Hatboro-Horsham Tip-Off Tournament and also the season opener for both teams on Friday.
It was also the first game for new CR South head coach Chris Clark.
Sparked by a pair of Michael Stewart three-pointers, the Golden Hawks led 12-9 after one quarter. The Lions rallied to knot the score 23-23 at halftime.The game was still tied at 48-48 after regulation and 50-50 after the first overtime session before the Lions were able to put it away by outscoring the Golden Hawks 9-6 in the second overtime. All nine of Lower Moreland’s points came at the foul line.
Shawn Blank’s 17 points – which included three three-pointers – led the Golden Hawks. Jack Rebholz (15) and Stewart (13) also finished in double figures for the Golden Hawks. Kevin McNamee was next with seven.
Shane Cohen paced Lower Moreland with a team-high 14 points followed by Jordan Zoubroulis with 13.
Council Rock South (0-1) will take on Hatboro-Horsham in Saturday’s second round game at 7:30 p.m.
Council Rock South 12-11-11-14-2-6 56
Lower Moreland 9-14-11-14-2-9 59
Council Rock South (56) – Jack Rebholz 15, Michael Stewart 13, Brian Schwartz 2, Kevin McNamee 7, Shawn Blank 17, Connor Lewis 2.
Lower Moreland (59) – Joey Cerrito 8, Shane Cohen 14, Jake Himmelstein 10, Jordan Zoubroulis 13, Andrew Finnegan 2, Forrest Keys 12.
HATBORO-HORSHAM 63, WILLIAM TENNENT 54
Khalid Johnson (20 points) and Solomon McNair (18 points) were double trouble for the visiting Panthers. The duo combined for 38 points to lead the Hatters, who opened up an 18-11 lead after one quarter but trailed 26-24 at halftime. A 22-12 third-quarter scoring burst propelled the Hatters to the win.
Jack Marvin also finished in double figures for the Hatters with 12 points while Jake Schalki added seven.
Tennent was led by the 11-point effort of Derrik Cosenza. Kip Mooney added nine points, Dell Mutunda had eight, and Michael Melville had seven points.
Hatboro-Horsham (1-0) will face Council Rock South in the second round on Saturday at 7:30 p.m., and William Tennent (0-1) will square off against Lower Moreland at 3:45 p.m.
William Tennent 18-6-12-18 54
Hatboro-Horsham 11-15-22-15 63
William Tennent (54) – Michael Mulville 7, Jay Stanfield 3, Daulton Zeaman 4, Josiah Johnson 5, Kip Mooney 9, Ryan Savage 4, Dave West 3, Derrik Cosenza 11, Dell Mutunda 8.
Hatboro-Horsham (63) – Khalid Johnson 20, Solomon McNair 18, Jake Schalki 7, Johnny Cerisier 2, Jack Marvin 12, Zehier Cheeze 4.
5th Annual Jim Church Classic
Council Rock North 60, Germantown Academy 50
Council Rock North opened its season with an impressive 60-50 victory over Germantown Academy in the opening round of the Jim Church Classic at Souderton High School on Friday.
The Indians, who were 8-14 a year ago and scored 60 or more points just once, built a comfortable 35-12 lead at halftime over the Patriots and were able to cruise to the victory. Hunter Wan’s 10 points led the Indians in the first half while DJ Mischak and James Duffy both added eight.
“The boys played great team defense and gang rebounded all game,” CR North coach Jesse Krasna said.“They limited GA’s star player, Jordan Longino, to eight points after he had 30 and 28 in his first two games. Josh Fisher drew that defensive assignment and rose to the challenge in a big way.”
The Indians placed three players in double figures led by Mischak, who poured in a game-high 17 points, which included a pair of three-pointers.
“Our point guard, D.J. Mischak, scored 17 points and went 9 of 10 from the foul line and 7 of 8 in the fourth quarter,” Krasna said. “All of the boys came ready to play.”
Hunter was next for the Indians with 15 points, which included an 8-for-9 effort from the charity stripe. James Duffy chipped in with 13.
Brian Basile paced the Patriots, who play in the Inter-Academic League, with a team-high 10 points.
Council Rock North (1-0) will face Lansdale Catholic in the Saturday’s title game at 8 p.m.
Council Rock North 13-22-10-15 60
Germantown Academy 5-7-18-20 50
Council Rock North (60) – DJ Mischak 17, Andrew Stewart 2, Luke Vlieit 7, Wan Hunter 15, James Duffy 13, Josh Fisher 6
Germantown Academy (50) – Juan Adames 8, Zach Anderson 9, Diego Carrasco 3, Jordan Longing 9, Brian Basile 10, Tim Dion 8, Mike Rowan 2, Tom McDonnell 1.
Lansdale Catholic 49, Souderton 41
Souderton held a lead after three quarters, but couldn’t hold on in what turned out to be a 49-41 loss to Lansdale Catholic in the opening round of the Jim Church Classic on Friday night.
It was also the first game of the season for both teams.
Souderton led 30-26 entering the final period before the Crusaders, who won this tournament a year ago, pulled away with a 23-11 fourth-quarter tear.
Sami Chouiraf, who had four 3-pointers, paced the Indians with a team-high 14 points. Lansdale Catholic’s Jay Hicks led all scorers with 20 points.
Souderton (0-1) will face Germantown Academy in Saturday’s consolation game at 1:30 p.m.
Souderton – 7-7-16-11 – 41
Lansdale Catholic – 11-8-7-23 – 49
Souderton (41) – Sami Chouiraf 14, Zach Thatcher 6, Andrew Vince 5, Mekhi Williams 5, Kyle Walker 5, Natale 3, Towsen 3.
Lansdale Catholic (49) – Hicks 19, Cunnane 16, Ward 5, Kane 4, Romeo 3, Healy 2.
Pennridge Memorial Tipoff
Pennridge 47, Faith Christian 33
Pennridge pulled away in the third quarter to hand neighboring Faith Christian a 47-33 defeat in the opening round of the Pennridge Memorial Classic on Friday night.
The Rams, who led 19-10 at halftime, used a 17-5 third-quarter spurt to help put the game out of reach.
The Rams used a balanced attack as nine players scored points with Sean Yoder leading the way with 14 points and Jon Post chipping in with 10. Nick Dunn was next for Pennridge with six points.
The Rams will take on Audenried Charter (6 p.m.) on Saturday in the championship game.
Faith Christian – 5-5-5-18 – 33
Pennridge – 10-9-17-11 – 47
Faith Christian (33) – Robinson 3, D. Bradford 4, Ziccardi 6, Forker 6, Camiola 5, Caligre 1, O. Bradford 8.
Pennridge (47) – Connor Pleibel 2, Sean Yoder 14, John Dominic 2, Nick Dunn 6, Christian Guldin 4, Trent Fisher 4, Pat Gillespie 2, Jack Gillespie 3, Jon Post 10.
Audenried Charter 44, Harry S. Truman 43
Harry S. Truman was edged by Audenried Charter 44-43 in the opening round of the Pennridge Memorial Tip-Off Tournament.
Truman had a chance to tie things up at the end of the game and force overtime, but missed a free throw. All told the Tigers made just 25-of-48 attempts from the foul line.
“We shot very poorly from the free-throw line and had a lot of turnovers,” said Truman first-year head coach Tyrone Lewis, a Truman grad and the all-time leading scorer in Lower Bucks County history. “Gabe Gilpi and Donald Imo played well for us.”
The Tigers (0-1) will face Faith Christian (3 p.m.) in Saturday’s consolation game.
Triangle Club Tipoff Tournament
Bayard Rustin 70, Wissahickon 61
Wissahickon stayed with Bayard Rustin all the way before dropping a 70-61 decision in the opening round of the Triangle Club Tip-Off Tournament at Montgomery County Community College on Friday night.
This was also the season opener for both teams.
It was a four-point game at halftime (32-28 Bayard Rustin) and remained close the rest of the way. The Trojans struggled at the foul line making just 16 of 28 free throws.
“We got off to a slow start and got into considerable foul trouble, but battled to stay in the game,” Wissahickon coach Kyle Wilson said. “Unfortunately, the strong effort couldn't overcome the tough play around the basket by Rustin.”
Harrison Williams led Wissahickon with a team-high 21 points and Carmen Ostroski netted 15. Williams buried 5-of-6 shots from beyond the arc. The rest of the team was just 1-of-10 from three-point range. Eddie Fortescue and Maurice Williams also finished in double figures with 10 points each.
The Trojans will take on Episcopal Academy of the Inter-Academic League in Saturday’s consolation game (6:30 p.m.).
Bayard Rustin – 17-15-17-21 – 70
Wissahickon – 10-18-9-24 – 61
Bayard Rustin (72) – Bryce Pew 2, Dylan DeMarco 1, Taj Asparagus 16, Ivy Pettit 24, Drew Hickson 3, Jack Batchelor 4, Jake Nelson 21.
Wissahickon (61) – Harrison Williams 21, Carmen Ostroski 15, Eddie Fortescue 10, Maurice Willis 10, Cole Hirsch 4, M.Compas 1.
SOL/PAC Challenge
Central Bucks West 55, Amherst Central (N.Y.) 37
A strong second quarter helped Central Bucks West knock off Amherst Central (N.Y.) 55-37 in the opening round of the Suburban One League/Pioneer Athletic Conference Challenge at Spring-Ford.
Jack Mulhearn and Connor Briece combined for 29 points for the Bucks with Mulhearn leading the way with 15. Mulhearn also chipped in five assists while Briece had three.
Jack Neri added six points (eight rebounds) in the win while Reed Zerweck also had eight rebounds.
Central Bucks West (1-0) will face Spring-Ford on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Central Bucks South.
Central Bucks West – 10-17-17-11 – 55
Amherst Central – 10-7-16-4 – 37
Central Bucks West (55) – Connor Briece 14, Jack Mulhearn 15, Mika Munari 4, Jack Neri 6, Reed Zerweck 4, John Murnen 6, Jack Slaymaker 2, Danny Miller 4.
Amherst Central (37) – J. Mullen 14, Womack 2, Stewart 10, Lewis 1, Moore 3, Tan 6.
SPRING-FORD 69, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 65
Oreland Lions Tournament
NEW FOUNDATIONS CHARTER 60, SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP 50
Hershey Basketball Tournament
North Penn 58, William Penn 55 (OT)
Tali McIver had the hot hand in overtime, scoring eight of his 10 points in the extra frame to propel the Knights to the overtime win in an opening round game. Solomon Robinson added four points in OT, and Kolby Barrow delivered a clutch three.
AJ Mitchell led the Knights with 15 points, and Mike Chaffee added 11. Robinson finished with nine and Chris Caputo had six on a pair of three-pointers.
The Knights took a 26-23 lead into halftime but then managed just four points in the third quarter and trailed 36-30 heading into the final quarter. That's when Mitchell went to work, scoring nine points as the Knights outscored William Penn 15-9. Included in those nine points was a 4-for-4 effort at the foul line and a three-pointer.
North Penn (1-0) will face Cumberland Valley in Saturday's title game at 7:30 p.m.
William Penn 11-12-13-12-10 55
North Penn 16-10-4-15-13 58
North Penn (58) – Tali McIver 10, AJ Mitchell 15, Kolby Barrow 3, Chris Caputo 6, Mike Chaffee 11, Rob Carangi 2, Solomon Robinson 9, Matt Swansono 2.
Annual Golden Bears Tipoff Tournament
Upper Moreland 48, Upper Perkiomen 30
The Golden Bears used a balanced scoring attack to defeat the visiting Tribe in Friday's tournament opener. Beau Woolens led the Bears with 14 points. Byron Hopkins added 11 while Christian O'Donnell and Tyler Ibbotson each had nine points.
Upper Moreland (1-0) will face New Hope-Solebury in Saturday's title game at 5 p.m.
Upper Perkiomen (30) – Reid 2, Plessl 4, Flack 2, Miller 2, Kupchak 6, Swenk 6, Case 7, Decker 1.
Upper Moreland (48) – Byron Hopkins, Beau Woolens, Christian O'Donnell, Jahire Johnson 5, Tyler Ibbotson 9.
Non-league
Plymouth Whitemarsh 66, Norristown 61
As opening nights go, they don’t get much better than the Colonials’ season-opening win over their neighboring rival in front of a sellout crowd in their brand new state-of-the-art gymnasium. Throw in a brilliant 41-point effort by Naheem McLeod, and you have an instant classic.
“It was an amazing experience,” coach Jim Donofrio said. “Rivalries don’t go away – the PW/Norristown rivalry doesn’t go away, I’ll tell you that.
“You add into the mix a brand new gym. They turned 300-400 people away. There might have been about 2,100 people trying to get in there. As a high school basketball fan, it’s just really, really enjoyable to be at a school and a program that could do that. There was unbelievable support from both Norristown and PW. They sold a thousand tickets before two o’clock. It’s quite an arena, it can hold a ton, and it was a good old-fashioned rivalry game.”
Those who made it into the Colonials’ packed house were in for a treat, compliments of McLeod. After scoring six points in the first quarter, the Florida State-bound senior erupted for 17 in a second quarter that saw the Colonials turn a 16-14 deficit into a 34-28 halftime lead.
“We’re brand new in a lot of ways, and we did a lot of rookie things, but the kids know you can’t lose that game – you just can’t,” Donofrio said. “I give them a ton of credit.
“Naheem has been working on playing all facets of the game, and he just knew where to go to be at his best, and that’s a big sign for us because he could have very easily decided he was going to take shots that weren’t his highest percentage.
“He even called me off several times when I called certain plays and said, ‘Nope, get it to me down here,’ and that’s what experienced guys do.”
Norristown outscored the Colonials 21-14 in the third quarter to go on top 49-48. McLeod – who had eight points in the third quarter – scored 10 points in the fourth quarter, but he had plenty of help. Mark Kalala had four points, and Kyree Pendelton and Luke DiCianno each added a basket.
“I give our guys credit for really being so inexperienced in so many ways and yet winning,” Donofrio said. “That’s a big, big plus.
“Luke DiCianno, a sophomore, had a great game, despite my getting over him a number of times, and that’s a big, big sign. We’re happy. We’re a happy, happy bunch. Our guys are very different than what we’re used to. They play to the crowd. Like Chuck Moore said, ‘These guys do not know what they’ve inherited and what it requires,’ but they found out tonight in a big way.
“You’re talking about four kids on the floor that never started a varsity game before, and you have to play it in front of 1,700 people in the oldest rivalry in our area with high, high emotional stakes. It was just a neighborhood knock-down, drag-out, and to win that – that’s quite a compliment.”
Also for the Colonials, DiCianno added 11 points and Caelin Peters had eight.
Norristown was led by the 19-point effort of Nizer Kinney. Aaron Reddish (13 points) and Tyler Lyons (12 points) also finished in double figures.
Plymouth Whitemarsh (1-0) will host Sankofa Freedom Academy Charter in a non-league game Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Norristown 16-12-21-12 61
Plymouth Whitemarsh 14-20-14-16 66
Norristown (61) – Tyler Lyons 12, Marcus Sanford 4, Aaron Reddish 13, Xavier Edwards 5, Mickeel Allen 8, Nizer Kinney 19.
Plymouth Whitemarsh (66) – Caelin Peters 8, Naheem McLeod 41, Kyree Pendleton 2, Luke DiCianno 11, Mark Kalala 4.
Cheltenham 50, Central 36
Cheltenham used a balanced attack to net a 50-36 win over Central in the non-league season opener for the Panthers.
Cheltenham built a 33-22 lead at halftime and then expanded its advantage to 44-24 after three quarters by limiting the Lancers to just one field goal in the period.
“Cohesively as a unit defensively, we started to guard the ball and help and recover rather than have two of our players guarding the ball, leaving other offensive players open within their cuts on the other team,” coach Patrick Fleury said. “So we were able to get some steals and get some rebounds, get out into the open floor and be able to convert on some baskets. We were able to keep them from making a run in those quarters.”
Point guard Zahree Harrison led the Panthers’ offense with a team-high 12 points to go along with five assists and four steals. Teammate Brandon Scott contributed 11 points and four steals and Tim Myarick had nine points and eight rebounds. Jalen Mickens added eight points and four steals. Kyin Healey dominated on the boards for Cheltenham by pulling down 10 rebounds. Freshman Justin Moore contributed six points and four steals.
“We’re powered right now by Tim Myarick, Brandon Scott, Jalen Mickens, Zahree Harrison, and Kyin Healy – our first unit, and they came out and were cohesive on the defensive end which led to a lot of easy baskets early on,” Fleury said. “Justin Moore came on and definitely ignited us within that run.”
Cheltenham (1-0) will take on Frankford on Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
Central – 14-8-2-12 – 36
Cheltenham – 18-15-11-6 – 50
Cheltenham (50) – Zahree Harrison 12, Jalen Mickens 8, Tim Myarick 9, Justin Moore 6, Brandon Scott 11, Kyin Healey 4.
Neshaminy 50, Marple Newtown 48
Damon McGovern, a junior captain, scored 17 points, and junior Kyle Saglimben also finished in double figures with 10 to lead the new-look Redskins to the non-league win.
“We played really well,” coach Mark Tingle said. “We didn’t know what was going to happen with this team because we graduated our top seven seniors that played for us last year.
“Between our sophomores and juniors, they got a ton of experience with a couple of our seniors sprinkled in so it was nice.”
The Redskins took a 12-6 lead into the second quarter only to watch their hosts rally to knot the score 24-24 by halftime. Sparked by five points from both Saglimben and McGovern, the Redskins outscored Marple Newtown 13-10 in the third quarter to go on top 37-34.
“We were up four with around 10 seconds, and one of their players hit a three to cut it to one,” Tingle said. “We were up by eight at one point, but we only shot 6-for-19 from the free throw line as a team.
“At the end, when they fouled us, we were missing the front end of one-and-ones. It was one of those things we kept it close because we weren’t making foul shots.”
The Redskins connected on just 3-of-12 from the foul line in the fourth quarter but still escaped with the win.
In addition to scoring 17 points, McGovern contributed three assists and three rebounds.
“It was a good effort as far as team rebounding,” Tingle said. “We had seven guys that had between three and four rebounds. Collectively, we rebounded well.”
Neshaminy (1-0) will travel to Academy Park for a non-league game on Tuesday.
Neshaminy 12-12-13-13 50
Marple Newtown 6-18-10-14 48
Neshaminy (50) – Kyle Saglimben 10, Brando Belton 7, Brandon Kelly 6, Damon McGovern 17, Mike Murray 6, Angelo Gyamfi 2, Evan Brooks 2.
Marple Newtown (48) – Gardler 18, Tansey 7, Khammassi 7, Pettinelli 7, Tobin 4, MacNeal 5.
Central Bucks East 62, Boyertown 39
Central Bucks East opened its season in style with a 62-39 triumph over Boyertown in a non-league matchup Friday night.
The host Patriots – who fell to Boyertown 54-49 last year – jumped out to a 19-6 advantage after one quarter and built a 36-13 lead by halftime and were not threatened after intermission.
The Patriots, who shot just under 50 percent from the floor (24-of-49), saw Nick Roggio, Joe Jackman and Leo Masterson combine for 42 points to pace the attack.
Roggio, who also collected a game-high 16 rebounds, had 16 points while Jackman was next with 14. Masterson, who also had five steals and four assists, chipped in with 12.
CB East (1-0) will host Central Bucks West in its SOL opener next Friday.
Boyertown 6-7-14-12 – 39
Central Bucks East 19-17-15-11 – 62
Boyertown (39) – Aarick Salata 5, Chris Kiefer 4, Hunter Borgmann 10, Dawson Smith 2, Matt Martin 2, Tre Diguglielmo 10, Mason Marinello 4, Kameron Metcalf 2
Central Bucks East (62) – Nick Roggio 16, Ben Markowitz 6, Leo Masterson 12, Joe Jackman 14, Jason Markowitz 6, Jacob Rotondo 5, Anthony Giordano 2, Christian Rivera 1
Upper Dublin 54, KIPP Dubois 35
Three players scored in double figures to lead the Cardinals to a convincing win in Friday's non-league opener. Senior Corby Watkins led the way with 13 points, and senior Brian Klammer added 12, which included a pair of three-pointers. Drew Stover added 11 points – all in the first three quarters.
The Cardinals led 14-10 after one quarter and upped that lead to 32-19 by halftime, outscoring their visitors 18-9 in a second quarter that saw them connect on 10-of-15 from the foul line. Stover's seven points led the Cardinals in the half.
Upper Dublin (1-0) will travel to Council Rock North for a non-league game Tuesday.
Bethlehem Liberty 55, Quakertown 47
Quakertown opened its season with a 55-47 loss to visiting Bethlehem Liberty in a non-league game Friday night.
The Panthers trailed by just five points, at 14-9, after the first quarter before the Hurricanes netted 20 second-quarter points to take a 34-19 advantage to halftime.
Freshman Bobby Rosenberger led all scorers with a game-high 22 points for the Panthers while Eli Ortiz was next with nine. Sean Harrison contributed seven points in the loss for Quakertown.
Quakertown (0-1) will host Central Bucks South next Friday in its SOL opener.
Liberty – 14-20-11-10 – 55
Quakertown – 9-10-10-18 – 47
Liberty (55) – Gonzalez 8, Cannon 4, Jemi-Alade 4, McNeil 6, Holmes 2, Ludwick 8, Harper 9, Ali 6, Slippe 8
Quakertown (47) – Matt Catalano 3, Sean Harrison 7, Natt Tuley 2, Jimmy Casey 4, Bobby Rosenberger 22, Eli Ortiz 9.
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