Sports
Methacton’s Winning Streak Continues with Narrow Victory Over Pottsgrove
On January 10, 2026, the Methacton boys basketball team secured its 11th consecutive victory, narrowly defeating Pottsgrove 64-63. The standout performance came from Wes Robinson, who scored a game-high 22 points, complemented by John Leet, who contributed 19 points. Leet’s two free throws in the closing seconds of the match proved pivotal, sealing the win for Methacton, which now holds a record of 12-3 overall.
Pottsgrove fought valiantly, led by Ezai Jones, who recorded 21 points, marking his best offensive outing of the season. Chance Rosenberger and Greg Rosenberger added 19 and 12 points, respectively, as the Falcons fell to 7-7. Pottsgrove is set to face another formidable opponent, Pope John Paul II, in their next match on Tuesday.
Other Notable Games
In another exciting clash, Phoenixville overcame Great Valley 55-52. The game was highlighted by Keron Booth Jr., who led all scorers with 25 points, including seven three-pointers. This victory allowed the Phantoms to bounce back after a recent loss to Norristown, improving their record to 9-5. Stephen Yurick added 10 points as Phoenixville looks to maintain momentum.
Perkiomen Valley also demonstrated strong performance with a decisive 66-36 win over Pennridge. Kyle Tracey was instrumental, scoring 20 points, including five three-pointers. Teammates Ty Hoppenwasser and Will Stein contributed 11 points each, helping the Vikings move to 9-4. They will visit Pottstown on Tuesday to conclude their PAC crossover schedule.
In a tightly contested match, Pottstown ended a seven-game losing streak by defeating the School of the Future 75-73. Elias Butler led the Trojans with 23 points, while Jahmir Jackson added 18 points. This much-needed victory improved Pottstown’s record to 6-9.
Girls Basketball Highlights
On the girls’ side, Perkiomen Valley triumphed over Ridley 55-43, with Scarlett Lee leading the team with 10 points. The Vikings showcased a balanced offensive attack, with Gabby Russo and Megan King each contributing nine points. Perkiomen Valley now holds an 11-3 record and will play at Norristown for their next contest.
Methacton also enjoyed success, defeating Mount Saint Joseph Academy 57-49. Ava Wolf shone with 19 points and 13 rebounds, while Penny Wolf added 17 points and nine boards. This victory marked Methacton’s sixth straight win, improving their overall record to 8-6.
In further action, Boyertown secured a 51-39 win against Oley Valley, driven by Rhian Harper, who scored 22 points. The Bears improved to 4-10 and will host Upper Perkiomen on Tuesday.
As the basketball season progresses, teams across the league are gearing up for crucial matchups in the coming days, with each game presenting opportunities for exciting developments and standout performances.
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