The Trojans lost a tough one to Plymouth Whitemarsh 54-44. Playing a team that since Christmas has beaten opponents by an average of 40 points is a daunting challenge by itself. So playing a solid first half and going into the locker room down 26-20, should have made the Trojans feel pretty good, but Wissahickon wasn't playing for participation trophies. The Trojans stormed out of the locker room and played an epic third quarter on the backs of sophomore Owen Haughey, 7-foot senior center Jona Sellenriek, and senior captain Nico Vacchiano. Vacchiano went for 8 in the quarter and Sellenriek had two monster dunks. Wissahickon took a 36-33 lead into the 4th quarter. Unfortunately it is basketball, and the ball bounces funny wats sometimes. Wissahickon struggled to find a bucket outside of the heroics of Vacchiano, and PW's Sajid and Pereira made a few solid plays, and the deficit gradually grew down the stretch and ended with PW on top 54-44.

Mani Sajid had 24 for PW while Nico Vacchiano led all scores with 26.

Wissahickon will travel to Abington on Tuesday.