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Season comes to a close for Brentwood boys' basketball team

Written by Brad Everett on .

Brentwood lost its first three section games and finished fourth place in its section, but the Spartans played well in the postseason, one which finally came to an end last Saturday.

District 5 champion Conemaugh Township defeated Brentwood, 53-49, in a PIAA Class AA first-round game. It was Brentwood’s first PIAA playoff game in more than 15 years. Senior guard Jason Pilarski led the Spartans with 20 points. He averaged 19 points per game this season.

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Pilarski has memorable game for Brentwood boys' basketball team

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Brentwood’s Jason Pilarski entered what could have been his final high school game Saturday just eight points shy of 1,000 for his career.

Pilarski not only reached the personal milestone, but he also helped Brentwood (13-9) stun Section 5 champion California (18-4), 56-50, in a WPIAL Class AA preliminary-round game at Peters Township.

Michael Kish led Brentwood with 20 points and Pilarski added 19.

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Brentwood boys' basketball team returns to WPIAL playoffs

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For the second year in a row, Brentwood will take part in the WPIAL boys’ basketball playoffs.

Brentwood (12-9, 6-6) qualified for the playoffs as the fourth-place team in Class AA Section 4. The Spartans began section play 3-5 before winning three of their final four games. The Spartans punched their postseason pass with a 58-47 win at Chartiers-Houston last Tuesday. Jason Pilarski led the Spartans with a game-high 20 points.

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Versatile Brentwood senior basketball player scoring big

Written by John D' Abruzzo on .

John D' Abruzzo's feature on Brentwood's Jason Pilarski:

"Don't bother telling Jason Pilarski about high school athletes who only focus on one sport.

A senior at Brentwood, Pilarksi competes for four different teams during the school year, and he wouldn't have it any other way.

"I love sports," he said. "I like playing these sports and I might as well do it now in high school while I still can."

During the fall, Pilarski split time between playing defender for the boys soccer team while also serving as the football team's place kicker. In the winter, he's a starting guard for the boys basketball team and he plans on returning to the baseball diamond to pitch and play the infield in the spring."