Senior point guard Dajour Diggs topped the 1,000 point plateau as he and the Parkside Boys basketball team cruised to victory, topping the Cambridge South Dorchester Vikings 89-36 on Friday night in Salisbury.
Jorden Duffy had a night that he will never remember. James M. Bennett boys basketball team returned home to take on Crisfield, coming away with a 93-63 win. The Clippers guard though, was a story onto himself. He came into Friday night 39 points shy of reaching a career mark of 1,000. A near impossible feat for most.
The Pocomoke Warriors hosted the Wicomico Indians for some Friday night basketball. The rivalry between the two teams was brewing in that both teams were undefeated heading into Friday night's match up. The Indians took it to the Warriors in a 68-62 victory and continue into the holiday break undefeated.
The Delmar Wildcats were looking to keep their three game undefeated season alive, but the Milford Buccaneers arrived at Delmar high school on Thursday night with other plans. Delmar led at half, but it was the Buccaneers that stole the show winning the game 60-53.
The University of Delaware men's basketball team fell at home Thursday night to a hot shooting Temple squad 82-62. Sophomore Mo Jeffers finished with a career high 11 points and a game high 12 rebounds while Kyle Anderson added 20 points in his season debut.
The Pocomoke boys basketball team stayed perfect on the year with a 83-29 win Thursday night over Colonel Richardson. The win improves to the Warriors to 5-0 while the loss drops the Colonels to 3-3. Raymir Smith led the way offensively for Pocomoke, finishing with 19 points.
The Parkside boys basketball team remained perfect on the season Thursday night when they gutted out a 82-81 over rival James M. Bennett. The win improves the Rams to 5-0 while the loss drops the Clippers to 2-3.
