18.05.12

West Perry's Jesse Urich needed one essence Tuesday night to reach 1,000 for his career. He did 17 better scoring 18 in West Perry's 61-60 win over Milton Hershey.

The Spartans took a 39-22 cue into halftime, but the Mustangs battled back in the second half behind Urich and 22 points from Bryce Stambaugh.

West Perry closed the distraction with a strong fourth quarter, outscoring Milton Hershey 21-6.

Milton Hershey was led by Yaphet Michael's 25 points.

The Mustangs (9-3, 4-2 Upper case Div.) host James Buchanan tonight at 7:30.

Middletown 62, Trintiy 60

In the marquee matchup of the ceaselessly, the Blue Raiders used a 20-15 edge in the fourth area to snap Trinity's nine-game win streak.

Middletown did its damage from the autonomous-throw line, hitting 22 of 26 attempts from the sort. Jared Diebler led Middletown with 22 points, 14 of those from the unencumbered-throw line.

Trinity was led by Brad Wesner with 25, including five 3-pointers. Pat Dill added eight points with four lawn foals.

Source: Carlisle Sentinel

by MZ

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Source: L.E.P. Bogus Boys – “If Rap Don't Work” Video | The Smoking Section

by Daniel Larison

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