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By Tom Ignudo

Tyler Seward scored a career-high 24 points to lead the Haverford School’s boys’ basketball team past Shipley, 75-55, on Thursday. Christian Ray added 25 points.

By Matthew DeGeorge

Delco boys basketball statistical leaders based on games through Dec. 25.

(Minimum half of team games played)
Scoring Average

Isaiah Wong, Bonner & Prendergast 24.7
Vinny DeAngelo, Sun Valley 22.6
Christian Ray, Haverford School 22.4
Malcolm Williams, Penncrest 20.5
Karell Watkins, Chester 20.0
Greg Vlassopoulos, Garnet Valley 19.8
Lewis Robinson, Radnor 19.3
John Seidman, Haverford 19.0
Alex Capitano, Episcopal Academy 18.8
Antonio Campbell, Penn Wood 18.4

(click on this link for the full list of Stat Leaders)

By Terry Toohey

Sam Grace was a little too much for Archbishop Carroll in the Crossover Hoops Showcase at Millersville.

The 6-1 senior guard from the Boys Latin School in Baltimore poured in 20 of his game-high 32 points in the second half to help the Lakers pull away for a 79-67 victory over the Patriots.

Grace hit 10 3-pointers, which was one more than the Patriots had as a team. In all, 17 of the Lakers’ 25 field goals were from deep. Cameron Spencer backed Grace with 16 points. Cameron Watts and Kendall Walker pitched in with 13 and 12 points, respectively, for Boys Latin (12-2).

(click on this link for the full article)

  

Sun Valley 67, Chester Charter for the Arts 39.

Vinny Deangelo led the way for the Vanguards with 22 points, bombing four 3-pointers.

Issac Kennon also hit four treys on this way to 19 points as the Vanguards (8-0) led by a dozen points at the half. Davon Stoval and Damir Baez scored nine points each for Chester Charter (5-3).

(Webmaster’s note: The Chester Charter vs. Sun Valley game was our Game-of-the-Week and can be heard in its entirety below or on our Archived Broadcasts link listed in the menu at the top of our page.)

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by Frank Fitzpatrick

Sometime after Christmas, Warren Sutton, 79, will board a bus in Kitchener, Ontario, and, perhaps for the final time, make the 350-mile journey back to his old hometown of Chester.