Sat. Pa. boys' roundup: Pennsbury precise from beyond arc

Pennsbury used its precise shooting touch from behind the arc Saturday afternoon to upset visiting Coatesville, 81-76.

Kieran Bolger had a game-high 25 points for the Falcons and knocked down six threes. Jerrel Burke hit five three-pointers and scored 12 of his 20 points in the second half.

Chris Miller led Coatesville, which dropped to 14-3 and is undefeated in the Ches-Mont League. Pennsbury improved to 14-6.

In other nonleague action, Raheem Harvey recorded a triple double as Glen Mills rolled at West Chester Rustin, 59-45. The 6-foot-7 senior grabbed 22 rebounds, recorded 12 blocks and added 15 points.

Senior forward Marcus Gilbert had a game-high 26 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as Academy of the New Church rolled at Phelps, 69-54.

Brandon Winston hit a pair of free throws with 10 seconds left and lifted Harriton over visiting Oxford, 51-48.

Nick Lindner dished out five assists and dropped in a game-high 20 points as Germantown Academy downed visiting Peddie School, 58-42.

Tobias Stokes poured in 10 of his 15 points in the third quarter and GAMP held off host Germantown Friends, 58-55.

Bicentennial. Morrisville's Nick Castillo tipped in a tying basket with 5 seconds left and the Bulldogs downed visiting Calvary Christian, 55-52. Ricky Melendez led the way in OT as he scored all six of Morrisville's points.

Inter-Ac. Mike McGlinchey and John Moderski each had 12 points as Penn Charter slipped past host Episcopal Academy, 41-40.

Pioneer. Miles Elliot scored 15 of his team-high 20 points in the second half and Pottstown sprinted past host Upper Perkiomen, 69-43.

Abington won nine straight matches from 126 pounds to 195 pounds as the Ghosts rolled at Suburban One foe Truman, 47-16. Michael Molz started the streak with a 4:38 pin at 126 pounds over Andrew Adams.

Central. Radnor won twice by technical fall and five times by forfeit as it eased past visiting Harriton, 55-20. Danny Redmond picked up a technical fall in 2:30 at 113 pounds.

Nonleague. Boyertown picked up five straight pins between 132 and 160 pounds to down host West Chester Henderson, 58-19. Jake Salkovitz had the quickest pin in 24 seconds at 145 pounds.

Boyertown posted another win, as the Bears rocked visiting Bensalem, 59-15. Jake Salkovitz scored a 5-3 decision at 145 pounds to start Boyertown on a six-bout winning streak.

Radnor romped over visiting Cheltenham, 58-9. Dante Falcone's first-period pin at 182 pounds was one of Radnor's six pins.

Henderson rebounded to down Bensalem, 41-33. Joey Wilson led the Warriors with a 53-second pin at 126 pounds.