Matt Allibone
Sports Reporter at York Daily Record
Father, husband, award-winning sports writer. Penn State grad.
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2 months ago |
cityofbasketballlove.com | Josh Verlin |Andrew Robinson |David Comer |Matt Allibone
By Josh Verlin (@jmverlin) + Evan Hartenstein — The 2025 edition of the Donofrio Classic continued its first round on Wednesday, April 2 with a pair of games at the Fellowship House in Conshohocken. Here’s a report from the goings-on of the evening: Game One: Old School Cavs 102, Rome Runs 78 A well-rounded effort by the Old School Cavs got them into a second-round matchup next Wednesday night against a TBD opponent, as four different Cavs got into double figures.
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2 months ago |
cityofbasketballlove.com | Matt Allibone |Josh Verlin |Andrew Robinson |David Comer
Matt Allibone (@bad2theallibone) ___ Two days after his team won its fourth straight state title, Westtown head coach Fran Burbidge came to his players with a proposal. He knew they were worn down after a grueling, injury-plagued season that featured plenty of adversity. But they had been presented with the opportunity to play for a national championship — something that would involve quickly getting back to work instead of simply celebrating their latest accomplishment.
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2 months ago |
cityofbasketballlove.com | Matt Allibone |Josh Verlin |Andrew Robinson |David Comer
Matt Allibone (@bad2theallibone) __ Mike Brown left coaching 38 years ago because he wanted to be present as a father. He stuck with it the last few years partially because of the joy it gave him as a father. He’s always been centered by family. So it makes sense the longtime Garnet Valley boys’ coach is retiring for the same reason. Brown recently announced his retirement after 13 seasons leading the Jaguars.
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2 months ago |
cityofbasketballlove.com | Josh Verlin |Jeff Griffith |Evan Hartenstein |Matt Allibone
By Josh Verlin (@jmverlin) — COATESVILLE — Though Devon Prep had won its first two state playoff games as a member of the 4A classification by 14 and 20 points, Jason Fisher hadn’t been thrilled with his team’s effort on the defensive end. “The past few games weren’t good, we didn’t play together — we didn’t play poorly, but something was off,” he said.
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2 months ago |
cityofbasketballlove.com | Evan Hartenstein |Josh Verlin |Jeff Griffith |Matt Allibone
By Evan Hartenstein (@EvanHartenstein) __ NORRISTOWN — Leading by five with just over 30 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, it looked like Penncrest was going to move on to the PIAA Class 5A state semis. But Deshawn Yates and Neumann-Goretti had other plans. The junior standout had a game to remember against Penncrest in the quarterfinals, putting up 34 points.
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