All Delco Boys Basketball Teams

Congratulations to the members of the Central League named to the All Delco Boys Basketball teams.

First Team

Malcolm Williams, Penncrest: The senior guard/forward leaves Penncrest with the most wins in school history at 86, having been part of three states trips and two District 1 Class 5A crowns. This year, the Lions fell short of a third straight district crown but still won 22 games and advanced to the second round of the PIAA Class 5A tournament. Williams was the most stable cog of a rotation that lost three key players for extended stretches. He averaged 18.0 points per game, the only double-figure scorer on the Lions and responsible for 35.4 percent of their points, the third-highest share in Delco. He shot 55 percent from the field, contributing 6.2 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.1 steals per game while also assuming the defensive responsibility of matching up with the opponents’ best player, both guards and forwards. Williams scored 34 points in the second game of the season and 30 in the District 1 third-place game against Pottsgrove. He topped 20 points in 13 outings for a team that averaged a shade over 50 points per game. A first-team All-Central pick, he’ll continue his career at Arcadia.

Malcolm Williams’ 26-point effort propelled Penncrest to a 67-36 shellacking of Pottstown in the first round of the District 1 Class 5A playoffs Thursday

Third Team

Enoch Clark, Sr. F, Ridley
Greg Vlassopoulos, Sr. G/F, Garnet Valley

Honorable Mention

Garnet Valley: Neel Beniwal, Cade Brennan, Tyler Pendergrass, Carl Schaller
Haverford: Canaan Curry, Dan Roe, John Seidman
Marple Newtown: Tommy Gardler, Aziz Khammassi, Joe Pettinelli
Penncrest: Matt Arbogast, Aidan Carroll, Isaiah Rice, Marquis Tomlin
Radnor: Jack D’Entremont, Sean Mullarkey, Lew Robinson
Ridley: Josh Howard, Nasir Santiago, Malachi Williams
Springfield: Cole Rhodes, M’khai Terry, Brian Ward
Strath Haven: Luke Edwards, Brady Mutz, Ibo Pio
Upper Darby: Shareef Jones, Diby Keita, Kymir Roper, Mamadou Toure