That donation is still paying off as Ebony Twiggs, a former member of the DBL Phoenix, taught the game to her son, Justin Edwards, who became the first Public League All-American since Wallace.

Edwards, Wagner, and Bradshaw are heading to Kentucky next season, while Hidalgo is signed with Notre Dame. But they're enjoying the showcase while they close out their high school careers.

Archbishop Wood girls' basketball also won its third consecutive state title on Saturday.

Adam "Budd" Clark scored a game-high 32 points, while Zion Stanford, who committed to Temple in September, added 30.

“I went from not thinking I was going to take basketball seriously to being where I am now," the Kentucky signee said after the Panthers won the PIAA 5A championship.

Philly's Imhotep Charter defeated Exeter High School 78-40 to win the PIAA 5A boys' basketball championship at the Giant Center in Hershey.

Archbishop Carroll also upset Cedar Cliff, 43-37, in the PIAA 6A girls’ basketball final.

The Saints' loss against Lincoln Park in the PIAA 4A final marks the second time they've fallen short in a title game. "Next time, I know I want to be on the winning side," said Robert Wright III.

Former Math, Civics and Sciences guard Wooga Poplar is having a breakout sophomore season at Miami.

The Spartans junior point guard, and former Archbishop Carroll star, is two wins away from mimicking Coatesville legend Richard Hamilton and playing in a Final Four.

The two seniors came up clutch down the stretch against Archbishop Wood in the PIAA 6A semifinal on Tuesday. They'll be large contributors next fall at St. Joseph's University.

West Catholic boys' basketball is heading to its first state final in program history, while Lansdale Catholic and Archbishop Wood girls will make a second straight appearance at the Giants Center.

The winners will head to Hershey later this week for a shot at the state championship.

Ryan coach Joe Zeglinski said Monday's loss to Imhotep Charter in the semifinals is "going to hurt for a little bit," after the Raiders trailed by just one at half.

Imhotep Charter and Neumann Goretti boys' basketball team is heading back to the Giant Center, while the Archbishop Carroll girls' team will also be there after defeating Cardinal O’Hara.