City Basketball, 2013

Philadelphia

Scholastic Basketball, 2013

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All-City

FIRST TEAM |

Name, School | School

Rysheed Jordan | Roberts Vaux

Stephen Vasturia | St. Joseph's Prep

Brandon Austin | Imhotep Charter

Ja'Quan Newton | Ss. Neumann-Goretti

Amar Stukes | La Salle

SECOND TEAM |

Name, School | School

Jeremiah Worthem | MC&S Charter

Julian Moore | Germantown Academy

John Davis | Ss. Neumann-Goretti

Hakeem Baxter | Phila. Elec. Charter

Yosef Yacob | Archbishop Carroll

Fa'Teem Glenn | Martin Luther King

THIRD TEAM |

Shep Garner | Roman Catholic

Rashann London | Roman Catholic

Miles Overton | St. Joseph's Prep

Derrick Jones | Archbishop Carroll

Levan "Shawn" Alston | Haverford School

City Titles

CLASS A No game. No "A" schools in Catholic League. CLASS AA (At St. Joseph's Prep) Communications Tech 70, Conwell-Egan 60 Terrence Brown earned MVP honors by collecting 19 points and six rebounds,

but lost the game’s only true family battle with 6:43 remaining when Jordan Burney, a sophomore sub for C-E, zipped right

around him and was hacked by another player while attempting a layup; otherwise the brothers had little interaction.

David Johnson added 19 points, three steals and four steals for CT and sixth man Hyking Brisbon had 10 apiece of

points/rebounds. Frosh LaPri Pace posted 18 points and nine boards for C-E, which hadn't played since Feb. 11. CLASS AAA (At Saint Joseph’s University) Neumann-Goretti 52, Imhotep 51 In the first overall CT since 1980, MVP Ja’Quan Newton scrambled for 20

points and four assists and hit two free throws with eight seconds remaining to provide a three-point lead. He was also

the defender as Brandon Austin (20 points) missed a 23-foot, left-wing trey (Jalil Myers made an uncontested follow at the

buzzer). N-G’s Tony Toplyn recorded seven blocks for the second time in the postseason (also vs. Carroll in a CL

semi). CLASS AAAA (At Saint Joseph’s University) Roman 69, King 53 MVP Shep Garner totaled 21 points, six rebounds and eight assists to fuel

the Cahillites. Rashann London (14) and Manny Taylor (nine) reached/approached double figures in points while sub

Carnell McGirt claimed nine rebounds. Gregory Bennett (15) led the Cougars.

Public League

PRELIMINARY PLAYOFFS Class AAAA Northeast 59, Fels 56: Tony Nayan scored 18 points and bagged his ninth

assist when De'Andre Williams (17) drained the Vikings' fifth trey of the fourth

quarter with eight seconds remaining. Fels' Danil Mateo missed one at the

buzzer. Mateo (31) and Berny Vilsaint (22) combined for 46 of the Panthers'

first 48 points and all 19 field goals. Jordan Grant (two) and Mike Turnage

combined for three free throws. The team's second leading scorer, James

Cottrell, transferred to Imhotep the previous day. Kensington 53, Central 50: Julius VanGuine (13 points) drove the right

wing and passed to Isaiah Hill for a three-point play with 2.6 seconds

remaining. Jamie Betancourt posted 17 points, eight rebounds and four steals.

Central's Kahlil Williams shot 8-for-12 en route to 19 points and snagged 10

rebounds. Chris Bing had five blocks. Olney 53, Overbrook 48: Charles Brown made seven steals and saved seven

of his 14 points for a 19-10 fourth quarter. Only James Harrison (10) reached

double digits for 'Brook. Southern 56, Lincoln 41: Ralik Wise (16) and Tyreese Livingston (13)

led the way. Class AAA Eng. and Science 55, Franklin 51: In a 22-14 fourth quarter, the

leaders were Evan Williams (nine of his 14 points) and Eric Lewis (eight of 17).

Nurideen Young (15) topped the Electrons. Gratz 82, Germantown 50: Donte' Winfield (18), D.J. Alexander (16),

Qasiem White (12) and Shaakir Gibbs (11) reached double figures and White

claimed 12 boards. Alpha Togba (12) topped G-town. Franklin LC 74, Franklin Towne 34: Niasir Smith added 13 rebounds to a

23-point performance. Ten Bobcats scored. Class AA Masterman 62, Phila. Academy 54: Jack Christmas claimed 21 rebounds

and scored 10 of his 17 points in a 14-2 first quarter. Gary Bryant rang up 23

points. Khalil Laws reached 20 for PA. Bodine 57, Prep Charter 50: The Ambassadors, of Division E, stunned PC,

of Division A, while becoming the preliminary round's only road winner. Joseph

Walker, a star QB for Mastbaum via a cooperative sponsorship, hustled for 16 of

his 26 points in the second half, helping to protect a four-point lead. PC's

Mustapha Traore had 18 points, 19 rebounds. Palumbo 50, Carroll 43: Shafi Meachum tallied 10 of his 19 points in a

15-9 fourth quarter as the Griffins earned their first postseason win. Jamier

Cross (23) topped Carroll. Sayre 68, Univ. City 50: Sayre cruised after a 22-6 first quarter,

during which Qadir Wilson posted eight of his 18 markers. Richard Burton reached

that same amount. Quahdire Gordon (13) led UC. Class A Lamberton 62, Elverson 57: Kevin Cooper (20), Darell Ellis (17) and

Anthony Fagan (15) paced the Blue Devils. Ikeal Johnson (30) and Atwo "Two" Osis

(18) kept Elversion close. GAMP 72, Robeson 68: Tobias Stokes drained a go-ahead trey in the final

minute while shoehorning 12 of his 27 points into the fourth quarter. Jeffrey

Williford added 16 points. LeRon Epps (27) and Jihaad Fluellen (27) were

clicking for the Huskies.

FIRST ROUND Class AAAA King 76, Kensington 48: Raquan Brown-Johnson scored 13 of his 23 points

into a 34-23 first half. Shakoor Woodson added 19 points and Brandon McNair

mixed five blocks with as many steals. Jamie Betancourt (13) topped Kensington. Southern 65, Washington 55: The game was halted with 23.2 seconds

remaining after Southern's Wayne Brunson and Washington's Kendale Truitt got

into a dustup near the Eagles' bench, causing students/adults to come streaming

out of the stands. The disturbance was quickly controlled. Yusef Ross and Jamir

Lomax halved 32 points while Brunson had 11 points, two assists and four steals.

Truitt posted 24 points and 10 rebounds. His brother, Devante, had 22 points. Frankford 64, Northeast 51: Joseph Ricketts saved all but three of his

15 points for a 24-14 fourth quarter. Donald Robinson and Sterling Walker halved

22 points. Northeast's Daquan Bohannan and De'Andre Williams did likewise with

24. Bartram 62, Olney 53: Allowed to participate in the playoffs despite

breaking the PIAA's game-limit rule (22; played 23), the Braves received 30

points and four assists from Khayri Washington. Malik Noel (16) also reached

double figures. Shakeem Stevens (21) paced Olney. Class AAA Imhotep 70, Eng. and Science 30: Deryl Bagwell (14) led four double-figure

scorers. Brandon Austin mixed 12 points and seven apiece of rebounds/assists and

Basil Thompson added 10 rebounds to 11 points. Evan Williams (17) led E&S. Boys' Latin 68, Esperanza 54: Eddie Powell posted 14 of his 21 points

in a 45-35 second half. Charles "Choo" Presley (14) and Yahmir Greenlee (13)

aided the cause. Lamere Jones (19) topped the Toros. Phila. Electrical 55, Gratz 52: Hakeem Baxter scored nine of his 17

points in the fourth quarter to keep the Chargers in front. Donte' Winfield (11)

paced Gratz. Dobbins 64, Franklin LC 56: Dequan Jackson added six assists to 21

points while Wanya Barren collected 10 points, 10 boards. FLC's leader was Malik

Smith (18), who was making his second appearance for the Bobcats after starting

the season with Del-Val, then playing for King. Class AA Comm Tech 92, Bodine 40: David Johnson tallied 32 points and Samir Doughty

rang up 16 of his 25 in a 33-14 second quarter. Sayre 56, Freire 53: Qadir Wilson (17) and Richard Burton (15) paced

the winners. Freire's Jahyde Gardiner contributed 20 points, nine rebounds. Constitution 64, Masterman 44: Ahmad Gilbert (21) and Raheem Liggins

(13) reached double digits for the Generals. Mike Sturdivant (16) led Masterman. Del-Val 74, Palumbo 46: Jahmir Taylor notched 21 points, Karl Lewis

snatched eight rebounds and Clayton "C.J." Wolfe hustled for four steals. Shafi

Meachum (20) paced Palumbo. Class A Math/Civics/Sciences 94, Lamberton 52: Jeffon Powell scored a career-high

20 points, Quadir Welton collected 16 apiece of points/rebounds, and Maurice

Stevens had eight points, nine rebounds, six assists. Darrell Ellis led

Lamberton with 19 points. Vaux 77, GAMP 53: Rysheed Jordan generated 21 points, seven rebounds

and five assists, Daron Johnson had 22 points and Trayvond Massenburg claimed

eight boards. GAMP's Tobias Stokes scored 19 points. Straw. Mansion 53, New Media 52: Raekwon Dial made a steal at halfcourt

and raced in for the decisive layup with 7.8 seconds remaining. The Jaguars

missed a last shot. As Mansion drained five treys in a 21-11 second quarter,

Donovan Barnes (22) and Brandon Jiles hit two apiece. Devin Bullock (17) and

John Fieffe (15) topped NM. Sankofa 79, Palmer 46: Anthony Wright-Downing (20) and Dache Talbert

(12, 10 assists) fueled the rout. Demetrius White (15) paced Palmer.

ROUND OF 16 Class AAAA King 55, Southern 36: Fa'Teem Glenn (16) and Raquan Brown-Johnson (14) led

the way as the Cougars coasted. Brown-Johnson scored 11 consecutive points in a

19-3 second quarter. Bartram 52, Frankford 51: Khayri Washington, 0-for-5 in the second

half, drained a trey off a pass from Raul McIlwain at 0:13, then was able to

celebrate after Frankford missed two last shots. Malik Noel led the Braves with

14 points. Gerald Evariste (11), James Suber (10) and McIlwain (eight) hit the

boards. Tyree Tucker (14) was Frankford's only double-figure scorer while

Quahdire Truesdale dealt six assists. Class AAA Imhotep 69, Boys' Latin 36: Brandon Austin (also 12 total rebounds) packed

16 of his 21 points into a 44-16 first half. Basil Thompson added 12 points. Phila. Electrical 74, Dobbins 64: Steven Griffin (20), Hakeem Baxter

(19) and Austin Hawkins (17) were dominant for PE, which enjoyed a 10-0 run in a

23-11 fourth quarter. Dequan Jackson (16) led Dobbins. Class AA Comm Tech 88, Sayre 54: David Johnson swished three treys in the early

going and appeared primed to break his school record of 33 points. Instead, soph

Samir Doughty did the honors, sniping 15-for-23 (six treys) and 1-for-2 for 37.

He also offered five assists, four steals and kisses to the fans as he left the

gym. Terrence Brown accumulated 17 points, seven rebounds and three assists. In

the third quarter, Sayre's Qadir Wilson nailed four consecutive triples. Constitution 51, Del-Val 39: Ahmad Gilbert (13), Floyd Preito (12) and

Kimar Williams (10) reached double figures and Lincoln Kpokuyou hustled for four

second quarter steals. Only Michael Human (13) surpassed seven points for D-V. Class A Math/Civics/Sciences 93, Straw. Mansion 53: Jeremiah "Lump" Worthem (20)

paced 10 scorers; six notched at least nine points. Raekwon Dial (22) and

Donovan Barnes (17) fared well for Mansion. Vaux 87, Sankofa 65: While adding five rebounds and four steals, Sammy

Foreman shot 8-for-10 en route to 24 points. Rysheed Jordan added 21 points.

Dache Talbert (17) and Anthony Wright-Downing (16) led Sankofa.

QUARTERFINALS Class AAAA King 63, Bartram 46: At Franklin, Raquan Brown-Johnson (24) and Fa'Teem

Glenn (21) led in scoring as King reached the semifinals for just the fourth

time in 37 seasons of PL membership. Glenn (also six rebounds and eight apiece

of assists/steals) especially became dominant after Bartram (Khayri Washington

16 points, James Suber nine rebounds) drew within 45-43 and King momentarily

held the ball, forcing a switch to man-to-man. Class AAA Imhotep 51, Phila. Elec. 43: At Franklin, Imhotep used a 5-0 run over the

final 70 seconds to salt away the win, and a steal/dunk combo by guard Brandon

Austin was the highlight. Jakwan Jones scurried for 16 points and Dymir Logan

snagged seven rebounds. Guard Hakeem Baxter (23 points, 11 boards) was dominant

for PET. Class AA Comm Tech 78, Constitution 75: At Southern, David Johnson shot 9-for-11

(3-for-3 on treys) en route to 25 points and Samir Doughty added 10 assists to

15 points. Johnson hit two free throws with 4.9 seconds left and a last-second

trey did not connect. Sub Floyd Preito led ConHigh with 24 points (three treys)

and five assists while Raheem Liggins claimed 11 rebounds. Class A Vaux 62, MC&S 61: At Southern, obeying the "Just Do It" tattoo on his

chest, Rysheed Jordan totaled 29 points, seven rebounds, five assists and four

steals to wow a capacity crowd. He bagged nine of his points and 10 of his other

stats in the fourth quarter and swished the second of two free throws with

one-tenth of a second remaining after his arm had been grabbed as he tried a

layup to complete an end-to-end dash that began at 4.7. At 10.7, after a

5-minute delay to control spectators who'd pressed against the south baseline

and west sideline, he'd nailed two foul shots to make it 61-61. His steal set up

the last possession. Amir Butler added 10 points and eight rebounds. For MC&S,

which entered 23-1 as the city's top-ranked team, Shafeek Taylor (17), Malik

Starkes (15), Louis Myers (12) and Jeremiah "Lump" Worthem (11) paced the point

parade and Quadir Welton snagged 10 boards.

SEMIFINALS (Doubleheader at Southern) Imhotep 66, Comm Tech 40: The Panthers sucked the life out of this one

quite early, forcing CT to miss 23 of its first 26 shots. Though the crowd was

pretty big, noise was mostly non-existent for long stretches except for the

routines by Imhotep's cheerleaders. Brandon Austin totaled 18 points, eight rebounds and two assists/steals/blocks

and hit a free throw 2:01 beyond halftime for his 10th point of the game and

1,000th of his career. Basil Thompson added 12 points and 10 boards. David

Johnson (18) was the only Phoenix with more than six points. Mohamed Sherif

snagged nine rebounds. Vaux 71, King 68 (OT): Rysheed Jordan shot 9-for-21 (one trey) and

9-for-13 for 28 points as Vaux survived, despite missing eight of 15 free throws

in the extra session. He also contributed six rebounds, five assists and as many

steals. As regulation wound down, he made a pass into the right corner to Lester

Mattox, whose trey had won an earlier non-league meeting. This one hit the heel

of the rim. In OT, Jordan converted both ends of a double-bonus at 6.2 and King could not

launch a hoped-for trey before the buzzer. Karon Snead, all 5-4, 113 pounds of

him, made three huge steals for Vaux in crunch time. Amir Butler and Sammy

Foreman halved 26 points. For King, which lost two players to personals, Raquan

Brown-Johnson sliced for 23 points and eight boards, Fa'Teem Glenn dealt eight

assists and Brandon McNair claimed 10 rebounds.

FINAL (At Temple's Liacouras Center) Imhotep 67, Vaux 66: Rysheed Jordan exploded for 45 points, the No. 1

effort in city history in any version of a championship game (Pub/Cath/City

Title; Wilt Chamberlain dropped 40 in the '54 Pub final), but was unable to hit

a buzzer-beating, right-wing jumper after Abraham Massaley canned a layup with

12 seconds remaining. The crown was Imhotep’s fourth in five years and avenged a

22-point, home-court setback incurred during the regular season. MVP Brandon

Austin fouled out at 49.5 with 23 points, seven rebounds, six assists, three

steals and two blocks. Deryl Bagwell (15) knocked down four treys and Basil

Thompson posted nine apiece of points/rebounds. Jordan hit his first 17 free

throws and finished 10-for-21 (4-for-9 on treys) and 21-for-23. He packed 16

points into the fourth quarter, which began with Vaux facing an 11-point

deficit. He also finished with six apiece of rebounds/steals. The other Cougars

were 9-for-28 from the floor. Imhotep was the first Pub squad to win football (Class

AA)/basketball (overall) titles in the same school year since Frankford (both

overall) in 1987-88. The hoops Pioneers topped West Philly, 71-64, in four OTs,

and one of their stars was Vaux coach Jamie Ross.

Standings

| DIVISION A | W | L |

1A | MC&S | 11 | 0 |

1A | a-Vaux | 9 | 2 |

3A | Imhotep | 9 | 2 |

2A | a-Comm Tech | 7 | 4 |

3A | Phila. Electrical | 7 | 4 |

4A | a-Frankford | 6 | 5 |

2A | Constitution | 6 | 5 |

4A | Bartram | 4 | 7 |

2A | Del-Val | 3 | 8 |

2A | Prep Charter | 2 | 9 |

3A | a-Boys' Latin | 1 | 10 |

2A | University City | 1 | 10 |

| DIVISION B | W | L |

4A | c-Washington | 9 | 3 |

2A | a-Freire | 9 | 3 |

3A | Dobbins | 9 | 3 |

3A | s-Esperanza | 8 | 4 |

1A | Sankofa | 8 | 4 |

4A | s-Southern | 7 | 5 |

3A | Franklin LC | 7 | 5 |

3A | Gratz | 6 | 6 |

1A | Straw. Mansion | 5 | 7 |

3A | a-Eng. and Science | 4 | 8 |

4A | Fels | 4 | 8 |

3A | a-West Phila. | 1 | 11 |

1A | Robeson | 1 | 11 |

| DIVISION C | W | L |

4A | King | 12 | 0 |

4A | Olney | 11 | 1 |

4A | 3-Northeast | 9 | 3 |

4A | Central | 9 | 3 |

4A | 5-Overbrook | 6 | 6 |

3A | Franklin | 6 | 6 |

3A | 7-Germantown | 5 | 7 |

2A | Masterman | 5 | 7 |

4A | 9-Lincoln | 4 | 8 |

3A | Mastery North | 4 | 8 |

2A | Audenried | 3 | 9 |

2A | 12-Roxborough | 2 | 10 |

3A | Bok | 2 | 10 |

| DIVISION D | W | L |

4A | Kensington | 10 | 2 |

1A | a-Palmer | 9 | 3 |

2A | Sayre | 9 | 3 |

2A | Palumbo | 8 | 4 |

3A | Franklin Towne | 7 | 5 |

2A | a-World Comm | 6 | 6 |

2A | Randolph | 6 | 6 |

1A | Lamberton | 5 | 7 |

3A | Mastery South | 5 | 7 |

3A | Swenson | 5 | 7 |

3A | Mastbaum | 4 | 8 |

3A | Bracetti | 3 | 9 |

4A | Edison | 1 | 11 |

forf: WC over

Mastbaum

| DIVISION E | W | L |

1A | New Media | 12 | 1 |

2A | a-Phila. Academy | 11 | 2 |

2A | Bodine | 11 | 2 |

2A | Carroll | 10 | 3 |

1A | GAMP | 9 | 4 |

1A | Elverson | 8 | 5 |

1A | a-Parkway West | 7 | 6 |

2A | Future | 7 | 6 |

1A | Parkway NW | 6 | 7 |

2A | Douglas | 3 | 10 |

1A | Rush | 3 | 10 |

2A | Science Lead. | 3 | 10 |

2A | Maritime | 1 | 12 |

1A | CAPA | 0 | 13 |

forf: Phila.

Acad, over Pky West

Coaches' All-Public

DIVISION A | | | |

FIRST TEAM | | | |

Name, School | School | G | Pts | Avg

Rysheed Jordan | Vaux | 9 | 233 | 25.9

Brandon Austin | Imho | 11 | 184 | 16.7

Jeremiah Worthem | MC&S | 11 | 191 | 17.4

Hakeem Baxter | PET | 11 | 249 | 22.6

David Johnson | CT | 11 | 179 | 16.3

SECOND TEAM | | | |

Mustapha Traore | Prep | 11 | 177 | 16.1

Yahmir Greenlee | BL | 11 | 161 | 14.6

Samir Doughty | CT | 11 | 179 | 16.3

Ahmad Gilbert | Con | 11 | 145 | 13.2

Shafeek Taylor | MC&S | 11 | 97 | 8.8

THIRD TEAM | | | |

Jai Williams | PET | 9 | 105 | 11.7

Britton Lee | MC&S | 11 | 108 | 9.8

Quadir Welton | MC&S | 11 | 98 | 8.9

Basil Thompson | Imho | 9 | 96 | 10.7

Malik Noel | Bart | 11 | 124 | 11.3

DIVISION B | | | |

FIRST TEAM | | | |

Jahyde Gardiner | Fre | 11 | 208 | 18.9

Danil Mateo | Fels | 12 | 286 | 23.8

Donavan Barnes | Mans | 12 | 220 | 18.3

Dequan Jackson | Dobb | 12 | 165 | 13.8

Dache Talbert | Sank | 12 | 186 | 15.5

SECOND TEAM | | | |

Donte' Winfield | Gtz | 12 | 200 | 16.7

Devante Truitt | Wash | 12 | 200 | 16.7

Nisiar Smith | FLC | 12 | 169 | 14.1

Anthony Wright-Downing | Sank | 12 | 187 | 15.6

Ralik Wise | Sou | 12 | 166 | 13.8

THIRD TEAM | | | |

Stanley Whittaker | Esp | 12 | 164 | 13.7

Shahid Adams | Fre | 11 | 159 | 14.5

Shakore Taylor | E&S | 12 | 184 | 15.3

Jihaad Fluellen | Robe | 12 | 149 | 12.4

Jaleel Parlin | West | 12 | 167 | 13.9

DIVISION C | | | |

FIRST TEAM | | | |

Fa'Teem Glenn (MVP) | King | 12 | 177 | 14.8

De'Andre Williams | NE | 12 | 256 | 21.3

Raquan Brown-Johnson | King | 12 | 169 | 14.1

Mike Sturdivant | Mstr | 12 | 267 | 22.3

Shakeem Stevens | Oln | 12 | 180 | 15.0

SECOND TEAM | | | |

Gary Bryant | Mstr | 12 | 237 | 19.8

Kyle Lafferty | Cent | 12 | 166 | 13.8

Quadir Nock | Aud | 12 | 230 | 19.2

Charles Brown | Oln | 12 | 173 | 14.4

Shakoor Woodson | King | 10 | 139 | 13.9

THIRD TEAM | | | |

Emmanuel Young | Fkn | 12 | 143 | 11.9

Adonis Rosario | Linc | 12 | 132 | 11.0

Imir Bailey | Gtn | 12 | 167 | 13.9

Kahlil Williams | Cent | 12 | 143 | 11.9

Jack Christmas | Mstr | 12 | 141 | 11.8

DIVISION D | | | |

FIRST TEAM | | | |

Jamie Betancourt | Kens | 12 | 244 | 20.3

Amir Davis | Palm | 12 | 279 | 23.3

Jameal Tucker | Palu | 12 | 241 | 20.1

Malachi Thompson | Palm | 12 | 219 | 18.3

Antwan James | Say | 12 | 202 | 16.8

SECOND TEAM | | | |

D'Andre Parmley | Swen | 12 | 204 | 17.0

Jamir Leach | MS | 10 | 163 | 16.3

Anthony Fagan | Lamb | 12 | 210 | 17.5

Deontae Richardson | Rand | 12 | 195 | 16.3

Shafi Meachum | Palu | 12 | 189 | 15.8

THIRD TEAM | | | |

Anthony Harris | Mast | 11 | 189 | 17.2

Kevin Cooper | Lamb | 12 | 191 | 15.9

Julius VanGuine | Kens | 12 | 132 | 11.0

Montrell Gilliam | Edi | 12 | 189 | 15.8

Richard Burton | Say | 12 | 158 | 13.2

DIVISION E | | | |

FIRST TEAM | | | |

Tobias Stokes | GAMP | 13 | 228 | 17.5

Joseph Walker | Bod | 13 | 248 | 19.1

Ikeal Johnson | Elv | 12 | 240 | 20.0

Jamier Cross | Carr | 11 | 248 | 22.5

Josue Falu | Carr | 13 | 232 | 17.8

SECOND TEAM | | | |

Dominick Morales | Fut | 13 | 243 | 18.7

Joe Flynn | PAC | 12 | 172 | 14.3

Basheer Hairston | Doug | 13 | 228 | 17.5

Devin Bullock | NM | 13 | 161 | 12.4

Mikhail Wilson | GAMP | 12 | 169 | 14.1

THIRD TEAM | | | |

Jakobi Martin-Howard | SLA | 13 | 192 | 14.8

Atwo Osis | Elv | 13 | 182 | 14.0

Jeffrey Williford | GAMP | 11 | 151 | 13.7

Sahlil Harris | Bod | 11 | 129 | 11.7

Kahlil Laws | PAC | 12 | 135 | 11.3

Champs' Rotation

IMHOTEP

Coach

Andre Noble

Record

9-2, 28-5

Starters

Brandon Austin

Deryl Bagwell

Basil Thompson

Jakwan Jones

Dymir Logan

Key Subs

Abraham Massaley

Nigel Grant

Jalil Myers

Deion Evans

Catholic League

PREPLAYOFF (At La Salle High) Lansdale 50, Conwell-Egan 35: The teams met for the second consecutive

night to break a tie for 10th place and LC, a fifth-year CL member, once again

triumphed, thus earning its first playoff berth. Chris Rudisill missed his only

shot (a follow), but claimed 14 rebounds and blocked three shots. Andrew

Riviello (18) and Brian Rafferty (17) led in scoring; Rafferty added eight

rebounds and five assists. C-E missed 15 of its first 16 shots and trailed,

22-3, with just short of 12 minutes having been played. The Eagles' top scorers

were freshmen Stevie Jordan (nine), LaPri Pace (eight) and Vinny Dalessandro

(seven).

FIRST ROUND McDevitt 56, Judge 46: In year No. 50 of CL membership, the Lancers

finally claimed playoff win No. 2 (also 1989) as Tyrell Long shot 10-for-15 en

route to 22 points. He also slid into someone standing in a doorway while trying

to save a loose ball. "All I

saw was leggings and legs and pants and jeans. Then I looked up and . . .

'Ohhhh. I hope I don't get suspended.' " The someone was principal Mary Kirby, who kiddingly told him later, "Tyrell, when you came out the

door, that was my leg you hit! It's all black and blue! I'm going on workman's

comp!" Kenyatta Long (no relation) posted eight assists and four steals, Tymere

Wilder added five dimes and Dural Watson drained a trio of second quarter treys.

For Judge, which dropped its eighth consecutive postseason outing, the leading

scorers were Brandon McGuire (11) and Jeff Seigafuse (10); they were spectators

for the first 7 1/2 minutes for violating a team rule. Wood 38, Lansdale 36: Pat Smith tallied seven of his nine points in a

16-7 fourth quarter as the Vikings avoided getting upset by a team playing its

third game in four nights. Shane Neher (10 points, six rebounds) and Joe

LoStracco (10 boards) aided the cause. Brian Rafferty (11) and Andrew Riviello

(10) led LC, which could not connect on a last-second floater.

QUARTERFINALS Neumann-Goretti 85, McDevitt 54: John Davis (25) missed just two shots

in 14 attempts and plucked nine rebounds as the Saints showed a nationally

televised thumping at the hands of Chester would have no long-lasting ill

effect. Ja'Quan Newton added 19 points and 13 boards while Tony Toplyn recorded

five blocks. Tyrell Long led McDevitt with 11 points while Kenyatta Long (five

assists) and Carl Garner (seven boards) halved 20. Roman 55, Wood 44: At Philadelphia University, Rashann London (17) was

the only Cahillite to score in double figures, but five others notched six or

eight. Sixth man Matt Simon hit a trey late in the second quarter to put Roman

ahead for good, 23-21. Star guard Shep Garner did not surpass two points until

2:00 remained in the third quarter, but finished with eight along with three

apiece of assists/steals. TreVaughn Wilkerson had four blocks. Wood's Shane

Neher collected 13 points, five rebounds, three steals. SJ Prep 74, La Salle 57: The host Hawks scored their first 24 points

without any from Stephen Vasturia, the league MVP. No sweat. His co-star, Miles

Overton, packed 19 of his 26 into the first half and went on to finish with 16

total rebounds. Vasturia was dominant in the second half en route to 23 points.

Chris Clover added 13 points and eight rebounds. Hindered by two early fouls, La

Salle's Amar Stukes scrambled for 18 points and six assists. He and Pat Cooney

(16) halved six treys. Carroll 69, Ryan 53: Derrick Jones (22) shot 10-for-14 from the floor

and Yosef Yacob (18) came close to matching that performance at the line

(9-for-13) for the Patriots, who stormed to a 37-19 edge over the middle

periods. Yacob added eight rebounds and seven assists in a well-rounded

performance. Ryan's Bryan Okolo totaled 14 points and six assists while Gage

Galeone nailed five treys while posting 19 points.

SEMIFINALS (Doubleheader at the Palestra) SJ Prep 57, Roman 50: Becoming the first team to use just five players in

a CL playoff since O'Hara in a '92 semifinal (fell to Roman, 52-50), the Hawks

avenged a regular season defeat and made sure coach William "Speedy" Morris

would not drop below .500 (now 13-12) against the school where he first gained

coaching fame. Of the 11 players who took shots from the floor, the Prep's Kyle

Thompson (14 points, 4-for-5 on treys) was the only one to make more than he

missed. Miles Overton (17) and Stephen Vasturia (16, 8-for-8 at line) generated

a shade more points and halved eight assists. Vasturia claimed nine rebounds.

Shep Garner (15, seven boards) and TreVaughn Wilkerson (10, eight) led Roman,

which trailed by 10 with 4 minutes remaining and stormed within 51-48 before P.J.

Kelly's leaping steal of a cross-court pass changed the momentum. The Hawks'

other starter was soph Chris Clover. Neumann-Goretti 57, Carroll 34: Ja'Quan Newton (18 points, eight

rebounds), John Davis (11, 13) and sixth man Troy Harper (11) were the leaders

as the Saints extended their dominance of Carroll to 27 wins in the last 28

meetings. The lone exception was a 2009 Class AAA quarterfinal; the Patriots

surged ahead to win the CL's first state title in year No. 1 of PIAA

competition. The 6-1 Harper notched seven of his points in a 17-3 second quarter

and highlighted a 21-10 third stanza when he soared for a

cup-a-missed-shot-off-the-rim, wolf-it-down dunk that he said was a lifetime

first. For Carroll, which went 12-for-55 and suffered 16 blocked shots (Tony

Toplyn had seven; Davis added four), soph Derrick Jones was the leader in

points, rebounds and assists (11/11/four). N-G won its quarter/semi by 54

points, the biggest margin since Roman was relentlessly dominant (67) in 2000.

FINAL (At the Palestra) Neumann-Goretti 60, SJ Prep 42: For the third

consecutive year, before just short of a capacity crowd, junior guard Ja’Quan

Newton (27 points) was clutch in the final while leading the Saints to a fifth

straight championship. Newton hit deep treys to end the first and second

quarters -- No. 2 was an uncalled banker; “God put that one in,” he said -- and

was involved with all seven points (scored five, passed for two) as N-G posted a

quick 7-0 run after the Prep stormed within 35-34 with a shade over two minutes

left in the third quarter. The dominance continued and Prep coach William

“Speedy” Morris waved five subs onto the floor almost exactly eight minutes

later with the score at 57-42. Newton shot 8-for-15 (three treys) and 8-for-11.

John Davis added 11 points and as many rebounds. Prep stars Stephen Vasturia

(14) and Miles Overton (eight) combined to shoot 8-for-31 from the floor. Chris

Clover (11) and Kyle Thompson (three triples for nine) completed the scoring.

N-G’s Carl Arrigale edged past Morris, his coach at Penn Charter, in total CL

titles, 9-8, and the five-crown run tied Roman’s 1924-28 squads for the No. 2

spot in league history. Roman seized six in a row from 1989-94.

Standings

| SCHOOL | W | L

3A | a-Neumann-Goretti | 12 | 1

4A | Roman | 12 | 1

4A | SJ Prep | 11 | 2

3A | Carroll | 10 | 3

4A | a-Ryan | 9 | 4

4A | La Salle | 9 | 4

3A | Wood | 7 | 6

3A | McDevitt | 6 | 7

4A | Judge | 5 | 8

3A | a-Lansdale | 3 | 10

2A | Conwell-Egan | 3 | 10

3A | Bonner-Prendie | 2 | 11

4A | O'Hara | 2 | 11

2A | West | 0 | 13

Coaches' All-Catholic

FIRST TEAM | | | |

Stephen Vasturia | Prep | 13 | 260 | 20.0

Amar Stukes | La S | 13 | 264 | 20.3

Ja'Quan Newton | N-G | 13 | 234 | 18.0

John Davis | N-G | 13 | 176 | 13.5

Shep Garner | Roman | 13 | 216 | 16.6

Yosef Yacob | Carr | 12 | 183 | 15.3

Rashann London | Roman | 13 | 241 | 18.5

Miles Overton | Prep | 13 | 220 | 16.9

Pat Smith | Wood | 12 | 181 | 15.1

Bryan Okolo | Ryan | 13 | 213 | 16.4

SECOND TEAM | | | |

Derrick Jones | Carr | 13 | 168 | 12.9

Tyrell Long | McD | 13 | 244 | 18.8

Steve Smith | La S | 13 | 126 | 9.7

Brandon McGuire | Judge | 13 | 210 | 16.2

Lamarr Kimble | N-G | 13 | 135 | 10.4

Malik Robinson | Judge | 13 | 178 | 13.7

Carl Garner | McD | 13 | 174 | 13.4

Nick Jones | Carr | 13 | 164 | 12.6

Manny Taylor | Roman | 13 | 143 | 11.0

Mike Louden | O'H | 13 | 193 | 14.8

THIRD TEAM | | | |

Brendan Horan | Ryan | 13 | 120 | 9.2

Kenyatta Long | McD | 13 | 117 | 9.0

Joe LoStracco | Wood | 13 | 101 | 7.8

Hanif Sutton | N-G | 11 | 52 | 4.7

Traci Carter | Roman | 11 | 92 | 8.4

Champs' Rotation

NEUMANN-GORETTI

Coach

Carl Arrigale

Record

12-1, 23-6

Starters

John Davis

Ja'Quan Newton

Hanif Sutton

Lamarr "Fresh" Kimble

Tony Toplyn

Key Subs

Troy Harper

Jamal Custis

Inter-Ac League

2013 Gtn. Academy (10-0) The Patriots clinched the title in game No. 8, storming to a 78-53 win at

Haverford School. The crown was the 13th overall and ninth outright for coach

Jim Fenerty. Nick Lindner dealt eight assists and sniped 15-for-17 at the line

while notching 24 points. James Drury (22) hit five treys and dished as many

dimes while inside guys Julian Moore (13, seven rebounds) and Greg Dotson (11,

seven) enjoyed similar outings. The Patriots closed out league play with wins

over SCH Academy and Episcopal and won its 10 games by an average score of

59-45. In year No. 5 of the Indy tourney, GA emerged as the Inter-Ac's first

champ. It won the title over Kiski, 53-47, as Lindner totaled 11 points (three

treys) and six assists and Dotson (20) finalized his career total at 1,013;

Lindner had 1,234 and Moore came semi-close with 918. In the semis, Penn Charter

fell to Kiski on a last-second dunk and Haverford School was GA's victim.

Standings

Gtn. Academy | 10 | 0

Haverford Sch. | 6 | 4

Penn Charter | 6 | 4

Episcopal | 5 | 5

SCH Academy | 2 | 8

Malvern | 1 | 9

Coaches' All-Inter-Ac

FIRST TEAM Julian Moore GA 10 143 14.3 Levan "Shawn" Alston HS 10 173 17.3 Greg Dotson GA 10 152 15.2 Sean O'Brien PC 10 153 15.3 Mike McGlinchey PC 8 111 13.9 Chris McNeal EA 10 162 16.2 Nick Lindner GA 7 79 11.3 SECOND TEAM Eric Anderson HS 10 112 11.2 Sema'j Reed HS 10 112 11.2 Drew Dowds SCH 10 95 9.5 Andrew Bargmann MP 5 62 12.4 James Drury GA 10 106 10.6 | FIRST TEAM | | | | | Julian Moore | GA | 10 | 143 | 14.3 | Levan "Shawn" Alston | HS | 10 | 173 | 17.3 | Greg Dotson | GA | 10 | 152 | 15.2 | Sean O'Brien | PC | 10 | 153 | 15.3 | Mike McGlinchey | PC | 8 | 111 | 13.9 | Chris McNeal | EA | 10 | 162 | 16.2 | Nick Lindner | GA | 7 | 79 | 11.3 | SECOND TEAM | | | | | Eric Anderson | HS | 10 | 112 | 11.2 | Sema'j Reed | HS | 10 | 112 | 11.2 | Drew Dowds | SCH | 10 | 95 | 9.5 | Andrew Bargmann | MP | 5 | 62 | 12.4 | James Drury | GA | 10 | 106 | 10.6

FIRST TEAM | | | |

Julian Moore | GA | 10 | 143 | 14.3

Levan "Shawn" Alston | HS | 10 | 173 | 17.3

Greg Dotson | GA | 10 | 152 | 15.2

Sean O'Brien | PC | 10 | 153 | 15.3

Mike McGlinchey | PC | 8 | 111 | 13.9

Chris McNeal | EA | 10 | 162 | 16.2

Nick Lindner | GA | 7 | 79 | 11.3

SECOND TEAM | | | |

Eric Anderson | HS | 10 | 112 | 11.2

Sema'j Reed | HS | 10 | 112 | 11.2

Drew Dowds | SCH | 10 | 95 | 9.5

Andrew Bargmann | MP | 5 | 62 | 12.4

James Drury | GA | 10 | 106 | 10.6

Champs' Rotation

GTN. ACADEMY

Coach

Jim Fenerty

Record

10-0, 23-6

Starters

Julian Moore

Greg Dotson

Nick Lindner

James Drury

Earl Edwards

Key Subs

Sam Lindgren

Tim Guers

State Playoffs

CLASS A First Round

At Germantown

Vaux 63, Delco Christian 42:

Six

Cougars scored at least eight points and franchise guard Rysheed Jordan

(four) was not among them

.

Daron Johnson (13) led the way.

At Bonner-Prendergast

Math/Civics/Sciences 86, Gospel of Grace 41:

L

ouis

Myers (three treys) posted 16 points while Jeremiah "Lump" Worthem, Britton

Lee (six steals) and Jeffon Powell thirded 39.

At Lebanon

Sankofa 54, Lebanon Catholic 41:

Anthony Wright-Downing

generated 20 points, 15 rebounds, three apiece of assists/steals and two

blocks as the Warriors won their first state playoff in year No. 3 of Pub

membership. Dache' Ta

l

bert hit Shyheim "Smoke" Ladson for

an easy layup to make it 49-41, then Wright-Downing added his second and

third dunks of the evening.

Second Round

At East Pennsboro

Vaux 76, Sullivan County 41:

Lester Mattox (17) hit three of

the Cougars' seven treys while Rysheed Jordan and Amir Butler halved 22

points. Vaux made 19 steals.

At East Pennsboro

Math/Civics/Sciences 62, St. John Neumann 46:

Louis Myers (five

treys) and Britton Lee (also seven assists) bagged 19 points apiece for the

Mighty Elephants, who ran off 14 consecutive points to seize a 36-21 lead.

Neumann's point guard was Richard Allen, grandson of all-time Phillies

slugger Dick Allen.

At Hamburg

Sankofa 61, Pius X 56:

Pius went 0-for-3 with four turnovers in

the last 2:05, enabling the Warriors to finish with a 9-0 run. Dache'

Talbert scored eight of his 17 points in the fourth quarter.

Quarterfinals

At La Salle High

Vaux 68, Church Farm 64:

Rysheed Jordan tripled his point

total, from three to nine, in the final 46.5 seconds by going 6-for-6 at the

line to keep the Griffins at arm's length. Amir Butler had 17 points and

Lester Mattox (14) hit four of the Cougars' nine treys.

At La Salle High

Math/Civics/Sciences 71, Sankofa 59:

After the first eight

minutes took 25, PA announcer Dan Spinelli noted, "In the longest first

quarter in recent memory . . . " The full game lasted 1:46 and 65 free

throws were attempted. Jeremiah "Lump" Worthem totaled 25 points, 10

rebounds, five steals. Britton Lee notched 15 points and held Dache' Talbert

to one. Anthony Wright-Downing (16) led Sankofa.

Semifinal

At Ben Franklin

Vaux 83, Math/Civics/Sciences 66:

Sammy Foreman stormed to 28

points, packing 12 into a 25-12 second quarter, as the Cougars coasted in

meeting No. 3 between these powers. Rysheed Jordan had 18 points, 12

rebounds, eight assists and two steals. For MC&S, which suffered two of its

three losses vs. Vaux, Jeremiah "Lump" Worthem had 21 points and 10

rebounds.

Final

At Hershey's Giant Center

Vaux 83, Johnsonburg 63:

With their school set to close in

June, the Cougars certainly made sure their final hoops memory would be a

great one. Rysheed Jordan shot 14-for-20 en route to 32 points (1,817 for

career) and Sammy Foreman added 22. Foreman edged Jordan in assists, 6-4,

and they tied in steals, 5-5. Coach Jamie Ross claimed he would keep the

trophy forever. Jordan told him, "You tell us to share the ball. You have to

share the trophy."

CLASS AA First Round At Southern Comm Tech 68, Camp Hill 43: David Johnson tallied 12 of his 20

points (four treys) in a 20-13 first quarter while Terrence Brown battled

for 22 total points and nine rebounds. At La Salle High Del-Val 63, Conwell-Egan 59: In the initial all-District 12

first-round game in nine seasons of PIAA membership, soph DaShon Giddings

hustled for 26 points and 12 rebounds and hit a clinching free throw with

4.4 seconds remaining after frosh Stevie Jordan hit the rim while trying to

nail a trey. Michael Human (three triples) added 16 points. C-E frosh LaPri

Pace posted 17 points, six boards. At Allentown Allen Constitution 66, Notre Dame Green Pond 28: Floyd Preito packed

nine of his 11 points into an 18-0 run that started the third quarter. Kimar

Williams finished with 19 points. Ahmad Gilbert added 11 points, 10 boards

and four assists. At Tennent Sayre 56, New Hope-Solebury 54: Antwan James (21), Richard

Burton and Javonnta Zimmerman (11 apiece) led the way as D-12's fifth seed

surprised the D-1 champ. The Sabers led by 12 two minutes in the third

quarter. NH-S stormed within one 4:18 from game's end, but never did edge

ahead. Second Round At Cumberland Valley Loyalsock 51, Comm Tech 48: Terrence Brown scored 18 points in

Comm Tech's final game. The Phoenix closed the first quarter with a 13-point

run, but surrendered a 14-pointer to start the fourth. At Bethlehem Freedom Holy Cross 70, Del-Val 54: Michael Human (16), DaShon Giddings

(12) and Clayton "C.J." Wolfe (11) scored in double figures for the

Warriors. HC went 24-for-27 at the line. At Gov. Mifflin Intermediate Constitution 63, Delone Catholic 55: The Generals went just

8-for-18 on free throws in the final quarter, but received strong

performances from Ahmad Gilbert (20 points, 16 rebounds) and Raheem Liggins

(15, eight). Floyd Preito added 13 points. At Gov. Mifflin Intermediate Trinity 74, Sayre 47: Antwan James totaled 15 points, six

rebounds and three assists for the Sabers, who trailed by as many as 30.

Richard Burton and Darius Savage halved 20 points. Quarterfinal At Allentown Parkland Holy Cross 75, Constitution 61: The Generals owned just four

rebounds at halftime after allowing HC to shoot 17-for-28. Floyd Preito

packed 15 of his 28 points into the fourth quarter. This loss assured D-12

would fail to send a AA team to a final for just the second time (also

'05).

CLASS AAA First Round At Ryan Neumann-Goretti 81, Harrisburg McDevitt 54: John Davis (19),

sub Troy Harper (16), Ja'Quan Newton (14) and Lamarr "Fresh" Kimble led the

point parade while Hanif Sutton dished a dozen assists. At Southern Imhotep 79, Salisbury 34: The Panthers stormed to a 57-15 edge

in the middle two quarters after losing the first one, 14-6. Brandon Austin

finished with 15 points. Dymir Logan managed 10 boards. At Lebanon Phila. Elec. 48, Palmyra 44: Usually content to play defense

(with passion), Austin Hawkins posted 14 points while Steven Griffin mixed

six assists with 12. With PET up, 47-44, Griffin forced a turnover at 5.3

and Hakeem Baxter added a clinching free throw. At Garden Spot Carroll 47, Berks Catholic 42: Nick Jones led the way with 12

points while Derrick Jones/Yosef Yacob were right behind with 11. Ernest

Aflakpui edged D. Jones in rebounds, 10-8. Second Round At Allentown Parkland Neumann-Goretti 51, Scranton Prep 44 (OT): Ja'Quan Newton (24)

was the only Saint with more than six points, and he tallied 13 in a 19-9

third quarter. N-G went 6-for-6 at the line in the 10-3 OT. At Reading's Geigle Complex Imhotep 57, Susquehanna Township 48: Brandon Austin (18) led

the way. At Bethlehem Freedom Abington Heights 66, Phila. Elec. 63 (OT): This setback was all

that prevented the Pub from extending its state tourney dominance to 15-0.

Steven Griffin (also five assists) nailed three treys en route to 24 points.

Hakeem Baxter (20) went 10-for-10 at the line. At Colonial Elementary School (P-W) Carroll 57, Pope John Paul II: Derrick Jones exploded for 16

points, 20 rebounds and nine blocks, and owned eight rejections before

incurring his first personal. The Patriots seized the first quarter, 22-7.

The Panthers got as close as 33-30. Quarterfinals At Coatesville Donegal 55, Neumann-Goretti 50: The Saints, who'd been gunning

for a fourth consecutive state title, were outscored in the second half,

37-22. Ja'Quan Newton (16) and John Davis (10) reached double figures. At Allentown Allen Imhotep 61, Abington Heights 50: Brandon Austin saved 12 of his

16 points for a 35-21 second half. Abraham Massaley (12) also reached double

digits. At Chambersburg Carroll 49, Chartiers Valley 46: Derrick Jones scored 15 points

and hit two free throws with eight-tenths of a second remaining after Ernest

Aflakpui (13) offered a crucial blocked shot. Yosef Yacob added 11 points,

five assists. Semifinals At Reading's Geigle Complex Imhotep 56, Donegal 54: Brandon Austin and Basil Thompson halved 28

points for the Panthers, who held on after Jalil Myers' slam provided a

12-point lead with just under three minutes remaining. Austin netted nine of

his points in the second half and hit three late free throws. At Chambersburg Carroll 50, Montour 45: Point guard Yosef Yacob fouled out with

roughly four minutes left, but Nick Jones assumed those duties and brought

the Patriots home, hitting three late free throws. Derrick Jones (21) and

Ernest Aflakpui (15) had fun inside and combined for 31 of Carroll's first

34 points. Final At Hershey's Giant Center Imhotep 54, Carroll 45: The Panthers seized their fourth state

title in five years (exception: 2010) and first in this classification as

Brandon Austin led the way in points (25), rebounds (eight) and assists

(three). In those five seasons, Imhotep went 49-3 in postseason action.

Carroll shot 17-for-56 overall and 2-for-19 on treys. Big-guy sophs Ernest

Aflakpui (13 points, 12 rebounds) and Derrick Jones (13, 11) posted almost

identical stats.

CLASS AAAA First Round At La Salle High Norristown 79, Roman 66: The Cahillites

never recovered from a 28-18 first quarter. Shep Garner managed 18 points

and five assists while Rashann London mixed eight rebounds with 13 points. At Southern King 71, Reading 61: Raquan Brown-Johnson shot 11-for-15

(4-for-6 on treys) en route to 28 points, and saved 19 markers for a 39-34

second half. Fa'Teem Glenn (13) and Gregory Bennett (10) also reached double

digits. At Tennent SJ Prep 48, Abington 33: Stephen Vasturia totaled 27 points and

seven rebounds and crammed 11 points (two treys) into a 13-5 second quarter.

P.J. Kelly added 10 points. Second Round At Plymouth-Whitemarsh Lower Merion 63, King 50: Shakoor Woodson (14) was the Cougars'

lone double-figure scorer. At Coatesville SJ Prep 72, York William Penn 55: Soph forward Chris Clover

earned a free dinner from senior teammate Mark Hueber by posting a

double-double (10 points, 11 rebounds), Kyle Thompson drained one trey in

each quarter en route to 22 points and Stephen Vasturia doorstepped a

triple-double with 15 points (up to 1,714 for his career) and nine apiece of

rebounds/assists. The Hawks became just the fifth AAAA team in D-12's nine

years to advance to a quarterfinal. Quarterfinal At Tennent SJ Prep 67, Coatesville 43: The Hawks rolled into frolic mode

with a 15-0 run early in the fourth quarter while becoming just the second

D-12 squad to qualify for a AAAA semifinal (also Gratz in '07). Stephen

Vasturia buzzsawed for 31 points, 13 rebounds, six assists, five steals and

three blocks. The Prep (27-for-32 at line) received eight points apiece from

P.J. Kelly, Kyle Thompson and Chris Clover. Semifinal At Coatesville Chester 62, SJ Prep 53: The Hawks surrendered runs of 8-0

(second quarter) and 9-0 (third) while seeing their season end. Stephen

Vasturia hit four treys en route to 19 points; he added eight rebounds and

four assists. Miles Overton (16) nailed three.