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Covid Cancels Tonight’s Lower Merion Game With Defending State Champs

by Gerry December 23, 2021

Game Cancelled

The Lower Merion High School basketball team was supposed to play the undefeated, defending State Champions – Reading High School, tonight in  Wilmington, DE. But due to an outbreak of COVID-19 among players on the Lower Merion team, all team activities are suspended through winter break. 

This has to be a huge disappointment for the Aces who are 3-1 this season (their one loss was against Parkland,  when their big man, Demetrius Lilley was sidelined with a back injury).

In March, Reading won the PIAA Championship in a one-point game against Arch Bishop Wood. The Aces came close to getting a shot at Reading. In the semi-finals Lower Merion was unable to hold onto an 8-point lead, and lost to Wood (they were ranked 9th, Nationally) 72-68.

Reading and Lower Merion postponed on Thursday https://t.co/8QyCJ73i7V via @69News

— This is Lower Merion and Narberth (@ThisLowerMerion) December 23, 2021

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