After missing out on the state playoffs in the 2016-17 season, the Rams have gone on to win three consecutive Pioneer Athletic Conference titles, earning a top-four seed in the District 1 Class 6A playoffs each year.

No. 1 Archbishop Wood vs. No. 4 Roman Catholic on Wednesday night at the Palestra highlights midweek action involving four games at two sites.

The Panthers were pushed to the limit for one of the few times this season, rallying late and pulling away in overtime to beat No. 3 Wildwood Catholic.

Benson, a junior, bounced off the bench to lead all scorers with 19 points. Wagner, a freshman, scored 10 in overtime as the Panthers won their 17th in a row.

Bella Runyan scored 27 points and Veyoni Davis added 20 for the Foxes.

"I’m worried about where they have the best chance to go, to succeed and most importantly get a good education,” the coach said of his players.

Camden Catholic's Zach Hicks contributed in every facet. The 6-foot-7 junior swingman generated a game-high 27 points to go with five rebounds and three blocks.

The versatile senior, a St. Joseph's recruit, generated 11 rebounds, eight points and seven assists as the Saints advanced to the semifinals Wednesday night at the Palestra.

With the game on the line in the fourth quarter, Carpenter struck for a pair of key baskets.

Neumann-Goretti beat Cardinal O'Hara 71-46 in South Philadelphia, Friday, February 14, 2020.

Olsen has led the Rams to a 21-3 record and are bound for another run in the PIAA playoffs. She’ll have more time to build an already impressive resume.

"She has a motor that just doesn’t stop,” said Crusaders coach John Considine.

The Patriots' senior center, a Bryant University recruit, is the son of former Roman Catholic and UMass star Lari Ketner.