Behind a strong senior class, Potomac Falls held off Massaponax to claim the VHSL Region 5D championship, 53-51, on February 23 in Sterling, Virginia.
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Sterling, Va. — It didn’t take long for the Potomac Falls High School boys basketball team to heat up in the Potomac District championship game. On the Panthers’ first possession, senior guard Josh Prince found senior point guard James Delaney open on the wing for a three. Two possessions later, Prince again connected with Delaney, who hit his second triple of the night as Potomac Falls jumped out to a 6-0 lead. While they would give up the lead twice throughout the first half, those early buckets set the tone as the Panthers remained unbeaten, claiming their fifth straight Potomac…
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