Littlestown senior Jayden Weishaar was selected as the YAIAA Basketball Coaches Division 3 Player of the Year.
The term survive an advance tends to be cliche when talking about teams making a run through a postseason tournament.
It would have been easy for the Bermudian Springs basketball team to roll over and accept defeat after falling behind early in Tuesday’s District 3 Class 4A playoff game against Bishop McDevitt.
As the calendar flips over from February to March, that can mean only one thing for high school basketball teams in Pennsylvania: playoff time.
Trying to qualify for the district tournament for the first time since the 2007-08 season, Fairfield needs as many wins as it can possibly get.
Delone Catholic dropped a heartbreaker to Bermudian Springs on a banked in 3-pointer at the buzzer last Wednesday, but the Squires haven’t lost since.
Littlestown entered its contest with Bermudian Springs riding a five-game winning streak and averaging an area-best 58 points per game. The Eagles were coming off of a loss, but were allowing just 41 ppg., also an area-best.
