WPIAL Class A boys' basketball championship
"Third time is a charm for Lincoln Park" - by Rich Emert.
(Photo: Lincoln Park's Trey Hosack, Devontae Watson and B.J. Lipke celebrate Friday after defeating Cornell in the WPIAL Class A championship at Duquesne's A.J. Palumbo Center. Matt Freed/Post-Gazette.)
(Photo: Lincoln Park's Trey Hosack, Devontae Watson and B.J. Lipke celebrate Friday after defeating Cornell in the WPIAL Class A championship at Duquesne's A.J. Palumbo Center. Matt Freed/Post-Gazette.)
"When Lincoln Park played in the WPIAL Class A championship a year ago, Trey Hosack was not on the team. He wasn't even in A.J. Palumbo Center.
"I was playing in a CYO championship game," Hosack said. "I tried to get here, but by the time I made it, [the game] was over."
Hosack, a 6-foot senior guard, certainly showed up Friday night in the WPIAL Class A title game for the Lincoln Park Leopards.
Hosack scored a game-high 27 points, 16 in the first half, in leading Lincoln Park to a 74-57 victory against section rival Cornell. It is the Midland-based charter school's first WPIAL title."
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