Diocesan Tournament Semi-Final Standouts
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The Diocesan Tournament Semi-Final games were held at St. Francis Prep on Wednesday night. St. Francis and Christ the King was a closely fought battle where the Terriers fought back from a deficit and ultimately came out on top. Meanwhile…
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Continue ReadingThe Diocesan Tournament Semi-Final games were held at St. Francis Prep on Wednesday night. St. Francis and Christ the King was a closely fought battle where the Terriers fought back from a deficit and ultimately came out on top. Meanwhile Xaverian played Nazareth close to the half before the Kingsmen pulled away. Here’s a look at some of the standouts:
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Sacko was fantastic, the big man finished with 21 points and 12 rebounds. He took over for spurts in the second half, helping St. Francis Prep come back from an 11 point hole at half and ultimately taking the lead. His ability to space the floor makes him hard to guard and he is one of the best rebounders in the CHSAA. 2025 PG Vere Anthony Vere Anthony 6’1″ | PG St Francis Prep | 2025 State #300 Nation NY was integral as well, as his hot-shooting third quarter sparked the Terrier run. They’ll take on the #1 seed in Nazareth on Friday night at SFP.
Alston has been one of the more consistently productive guards early into this post-season and that was very much the case again on Wednesday night. He hit shots on the move and was able to get into the lane and either finish or find open shooters. Alston also does a great job of getting himself and his teammates set and communicating defensively and that was clear during the first half.
Witter gave the Kingsmen breathing room on multiple occasions with his shooting. He moves the ball on well and fellow senior guards Tristen Rogers and Jacob Roman Jacob Roman 6’2″ | CG Nazareth | 2024 State NY got in on the act down the stretch as well.
Jordan King
Jordan King
King hit a couple of big threes in the first half that helped keep Xaverian close and overall did a good job of picking his spots and knocking down shots. With the Nazareth defense keying in on Brandon Margolin Brandon Margolin 6’5″ | SF Xaverian | 2025 State NY , it was King who stepped in and helped pick up some of the offense. If he can do that consistently the rest of this post season it makes the Clippers that much more dangerous.
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