Sat. Pa. boys' roundup: OJR decks Spring-Ford

With a convincing 52-8 win at Spring-Ford on Saturday afternoon, Owen J. Roberts put itself in good position to capture the Pioneer Athletic Conference wrestling title.

Wildcats senior Colby Frank improved his season record to 24-2 with a major decision over Sean Hennessey at 120 pounds. Brad Trego needed just 54 seconds to pin Zach Dorsey at heavyweight and improve his record to 20-8.

Trego's pin was one of Spring-Ford's five on the day, and the Wildcats won eight straight matches between 145 pounds and 285.

Both squads entered Saturday with 6-0 league records and have a pair of league matches left on their schedules.

Also in the Pioneer, Boyertown scored five pins as it took down host Methacton, 40-33. Chase Garber needed just 49 seconds to record a pin at 220 pounds and Jon Neiman needed 31 seconds at 160 pounds.

Ray Young recorded a major decision at 152 pounds as Upper Perkiomen cruised past visiting Phoenixville, 63-9.

Allentown Dieruff Duals. Father Judge knocked off host Berwick Academy, 38-30, behind four first-period pins. Anthony Siwek recorded the quickest pin in 30 seconds at 113 pounds.

Nonleague. Thanks to four wins by forfeit, Cheltenham cruised past visiting Germantown Friends, 42-21. Noah Rosenbloom (113 pounds) and Oliver Liburd (152) recorded first-period pins for the Panthers.

Despite Shep Garner's six assists and team-high 23 points, Roman Catholic fell short to Mount Vernon (N.Y.), 82-72, in the third-place game of the Montverde Academy (Fla.) Tournament.

Khyree Wooten poured in 10 points in the second half as Imhotep Charter lost to Shiloh (Ga.), 44-42, in the fifth-place game.

Dickinson College Showcase. Julian Moore had five blocks and 10 rebounds as Germantown Academy rolled over Mercersburg Academy, 59-37. Nick Lindner added eight assists and a team-high 15 points.

PA-NY Challenge. Deion Jones dished out nine assists and Julian Hyden dropped in 24 points as Bensalem topped Telecommunications (N.Y.), 68-45, at Council Rock South.

Wes Brooks hit three three-pointers and North Penn cruised past Automotive (N.Y.), 50-35.

Nonleague. Kyle Early hit a 42-foot shot at the buzzer and Pope John Paul II topped Downingtown East, 48-45. Early finished with 10 points.

Maurice Watson scored 12 of his 18 points in overtime as Boys' Latin turned away host Del-Val Charter, 64-51.

Academy of the New Church converted seven free throws in OT to down visiting Hill School, 55-51. Senior guard Dinjyl Walker finished with five steals.

Seniors Brendan Kilpatrick and Tom Pitt helped Malvern Prep race away from visiting Morris Catholic, 67-36, on Senior Day. Kilpatrick scored all 10 of his points in the first half, while Pitt scored eight of his 14 in the first quarter.

Sophomore point guard Shakeem Stevens dished out seven assists to accompany his game-high 16 points as Olney turned away visiting Paul Robeson, 63-54.

Small forward Maalik Rochester dropped in a career-high 39 points and knocked down nine threes as Kennett downed visiting West Chester Henderson, 74-69.

Tobias Stokes had eight three-pointers and a game-high 28 points as GAMP rolled at Friends Select, 77-46.

Senior center Charles Dorsey hauled in 18 rebounds and scored a career-high 36 points as Academy Park downed visiting Phoenixville, 73-64.

Raheem Harvey's 18 rebounds and five blocks helped Glen Mills top host Upper Darby, 59-54.