Pottstown's season comes to an end in 64-46 PIAA first round loss to two-time defending champion Imhotep Charter
Trojans' first trip to states since 2008 ends early in 18-point loss
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Phoenixville qualifies for states with 71-61 win over Pottstown
Deacon Baratta, Christian Cervino, and Keron Booth led Phoenixville past Pottstown as the Phantoms qualified for states for the first time since 2007.
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Pottstown boys down West Chester East in opening round of Districts
Jurrell Young's 20 point led the Trojans to a 59-45 win over West Chester East in Friday's first round of the District 1-5A tournament.
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BOYS BASKETBALL: Jurrell Young's strong 4th quarter helps Pottstown hold off Norristown – The Mercury
WEST NORRITON — Jurrell Young had a slow start Friday night but teammate Dillon Mayes encouraged the Pottstown senior to keep his focus. “He know I’m a shooter, he just told me to stay in the flow even though I wasn’t getting the ball in the first half,” Young said. “I just had to stay in the moment and really just shine when it’s needed.” Young shone brightest in the fourth quarter. Scoreless in the Trojans boys basketball team’s non-conference contest with host Norristown until a pair of baskets in the third, Young posted the final period’s first five points […]
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BOYS BASKETBALL: Jurrell Young's strong 4th quarter helps Pottstown hold off Norristown – The Times Herald
WEST NORRITON — Jurrell Young had a slow start Friday night but teammate Dillon Mayes encouraged the Pottstown senior to keep his focus. “He know I’m a shooter, he just told me to stay in the flow even though I wasn’t getting the ball in the first half,” Young said. “I just had to stay […]
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