If you are unable to get to Bishop McDevitt High School for tonight’s Mid-Penn Keystone Division boys’ basketball game against Susquehanna Twp., you can watch it here at PennLive.com.
In conjunction with “High School Sports Live” — WHTM and Advanced Hoops are working together for the fifth year in a row — tonight’s scrap will be streamed live at PennLive.com.
Tip is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
Susquehanna Twp. (11-5, 7-3) won its third game in a row Tuesday night, downing Keystone Division rival Palmyra 71-51 behind 15 points apiece from Quintin Ward, Gabe Mack and Nehemiah “Bud” Mack. Vince Rogers’ Indians need to win out in league play and get some help in order to keep alive their Keystone Division title hopes.
Bud Mack is averaging 16.3 ppg for the Indians, who have yet to square off against McDevitt. Meanwhile, Gabe Mack checks in at 12.2 ppg.
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Checking in at No. 6 in the latest PennLive state rankings (Class AAA), Bishop McDevitt (17-0, 13-0) features a high-powered attack fueled by Dyllon Hudson-Emory (20.6 ppg), Justin McCarthur (17.4 ppg) and Milik Gantz (12.2 ppg). Those three combined for 52 points Tuesday night in McDevitt’s 90-54 thumping of Mechanicsburg, a win that gave the Crusaders a share of the Keystone crown.
The 6-6 Hudson-Emory, who topped the Crusaders with 22 points, needs 24 more to reach 1,000 for his career. McCarthur achieved that career milestone earlier this season.
McDevitt, which has scored 87 points or more in each of its last four outings, is one of two remaining unbeaten sides in the PennLive coverage area.
You can also watch the coverage on ABC 27.2 RTV, Comcast 246, Verizon 461, Blue Ridge 152 and Kuhn 67, and follow “High School Sports Live” at its website, on Facebook and Twitter.
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