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ship. The Panthers reached the district championship game for the first time since 2005, when current head coach Patrick Fleury was on the team.

Dock Mennonite rolled to a District 1-2A championship with 20-point wins over Calvary Christian in the semifinals and Church Farm School in the title game.

None of these team accomplishments would have been possible without standout individual efforts. The players who made the biggest impact are recognized as members of the 2020 Reporter/ Times Herald/Montgomery Media All-Area Teams.

First Team

RAHSOOL DIGGINS, ARCHBISHOP WOOD » The Vikings junior guard earned First Team All-Philadelphia Catholic League honors this season and was named the league’s Most Valuable Player. Diggins averaged over 20 points per game to lead Archbishop Wood to the top of the PCL in the regular season and a semifinals appearance in the playoffs. Wood won the District 12-5A championship and reached the PIAA-5A state quarterfinals. JAELEN MCGLONE, CHELTENHAM » The 6-foot-4 Rider commit led Cheltenham to its best season in over a decade. The Panthers senior showed up when it mattered most – posting 22 points, 14 rebounds and six assists in a District 1-6A quarterfinal win over Coatesville and 24 points in the semifinals against Bensalem at Temple’s Liacouras Center. JORDAN LONGINO, GERMANTOWN

ACADEMY » GA’s two-sport star is one of the most prolific scorers in the area, averaging nearly 23 points per game. Longino, a 6-foot-3 junior guard, can make defenses pay from all three levels. He has another year to build on his already-impressive resume.

ERIK TIMKO, METHACTON »

Timko was at or near the top of the Pioneer Athletic Conference in all major offensive categories. His 20 points per game and 73 three-pointers helped the Warriors have their best season in school history. The senior joined the 1,000-point club during Methacton’s District 1-6A championship run.

JEFF WOODWARD, METHACTON » Woodward averaged a double-double for the District 1-6A champs with 13.7 points and 10.8 rebounds per game. The 6-foot-10 Colgate commit was at the center — figuratively and literally — of the Warriors historic season.

Second Team

Jaylen Stinson

Robert Smith

Trent Fisher

Christian Guldin

Matt Compas

Third Team

Daeshon Shepherd

Archbishop Wood Bishop McDevitt Pennridge Pennridge Wissahickon

Archbishop

Wood Archbishop

Wood Jamil Manigo Bishop McDevitt Caelin Peters Plymouth Whitemarsh Justin Green Pope John Paul II Honorable Mention Manir Waller John Camden Tairi Ketner Mika Munari Jack Neri Justin Moore Ralph Saint-Fleur Darius Ellis Brett Eberly Owen Kropp Nizer Kinney Willie Anderson Josh Jones Matt Swanson Tyler Lapetina Luke DiCianno Drew McKeon Jason Price Gabe Harris Pat Kovaleski Drew Stover

Nick Shepperd

Marcus Randolph

Jahaire Johnson

Abington Archbishop Carroll Archbishop Carroll Central Bucks West Central Bucks West Cheltenham Dock Mennonite Dock Mennonite Methacton Methacton Norristown Norristown North Penn North Penn Perkiomen Valley Plymouth Whitemarsh Pope John Paul II Souderton Springfield-Montco Spring-Ford Upper Dublin Upper Merion Upper Moreland