Local roundup: Cameron reaches 2,000 career points in Wesley win

Delaware State News
Posted 1/11/20

Brian Cameron netted 27 points to become just the second

Wesley College men’s basketball player to reach 2,000 for his career as the

Wolverines downed Neumann, 87-81, in an AEC game on …

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Local roundup: Cameron reaches 2,000 career points in Wesley win

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Brian Cameron netted 27 points to become just the second Wesley College men’s basketball player to reach 2,000 for his career as the Wolverines downed Neumann, 87-81, in an AEC game on Saturday afternoon.

Wesley’s third-straight victory and fifth in the last six games put the Wolverines (2-0 AEC, 8-7 overall) over .500 for the first time this season.

Cameron, a senior guard from Delaware Military, now has 2,020 career points, second only to record-holder Rashawn Johnson (2,394). In Saturday’s game, Cameron was 11-of-19 from the floor, including 3-for-4 from three-point range with 11 rebounds and eight assists.

Greg Bloodsworth (Smyrna) added 21 points for Wesley with Mychal Stefanides tallying 19.

The Wolverines’ three leading scorers combined to go 12-of-18 from three-point range. As a team, Wesley shot 54 percent from the floor.

In a contest that featured 12 lead changes and two ties, the Wolverines built a 44-37 halftime advantage.

WOMEN, Neumann 71, Wesley 48: The Knights stormed back from an 18-7 first-quarter deficit to hand the Wolverines (0-2 AEC, 5-10) the conference loss.

Bianca Newsom led Wesley with a season-high 12 points. Angelique Gathers added 10 points and eight rebounds.

Wrestling

Ravens top Spartan field: Sussex Tech High edged William Penn, 32-31, to finish 4-0 at Lake Forest’s Spartan Duals on Saturday.

William Penn went 3-1, Lake Forest finished 2-2, Polytech went 1-3 and Laurel ended up 0-3.

In the Sussex Tech-William Penn match, Mason Rolph (126 pounds) posted an 8-2 decision in the final individual bout to give the Ravens the victory.

Girls’ basketball

Appoquinimink 67, Delmar 9: The Jaguars out-scored the Wildcats 19-4 in the first quarter before picking up the victory.

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