Philadelphia, January 17, 2026

The latest high school basketball matchups in Philadelphia showcased intense competitions, with standout performances highlighting the day. Teams like Archbishop Wood Catholic High School and Upper Dublin cemented their reputations with impressive victories. Community support was palpable as local fans cheered on their squads, creating a vibrant atmosphere. As the season continues, schools are gearing up for more electrifying games, aiming for district titles and state championships. The spirit of teamwork and resilience was evident throughout, emphasizing the importance of high school sports in fostering community pride.

Philadelphia High School Basketball Scores Recap: January 16, 2026

Key Boys’ Basketball Results

• Abington Heights 60, Valley View 56
• Academy of the New Church 63, Germantown Friends 25
• Archbishop Wood Catholic High School 88, Archbishop Ryan 76
• Archbishop Carroll 66, Monsignor Bonner and Archbishop Prendergast 57
• Bermudian Springs 75, Littlestown 58
• Bethlehem Center 78, Mapletown 26
• Big Spring 73, Annville-Cleona 57
• Bishop McCort 71, Bellwood-Antis 53
• Blue Ridge 62, Carbondale 60
• Brockway 28, Kane Area 26
• Butler 59, North Allegheny 52
• Cambria Heights 45, Penns Manor 39
• Cedar Cliff 71, Lower Dauphin 56
• Central Bucks South 59, Hatboro-Horsham 46
• Central Dauphin 83, Carlisle 51
• Tri-Valley 79, Our Lady of Lourdes Regional High School 39
• Truman 60, New Hope-Solebury High School 18
• Upper Dublin 64, North Penn 44
• Upper St. Clair 48, Pittsburgh Central Catholic 47
• Victory Christian, Fla. 67, Coatesville 47
• Wallenpaupack Area High School 49, North Pocono 39
• West York 62, Dover 32
• Westmont Hilltop 59, Huntingdon 38
• William Penn High School 88, Northeastern 34
• Williamsburg 60, Harmony 33
• Wissahickon 48, Central Bucks West 44

Key Girls’ Basketball Results

• Academy Park 40, Norristown 39
• Academy of Notre Dame de Namur 46, Germantown Academy 40
• Bentworth 64, Avella 36
• Bethlehem Center 49, New Castle 35
• Bishop Carroll 81, Bald Eagle 15
• Bishop McCort 60, Bellwood-Antis 24
• Bristol 58, Plumstead Christian 41
• Bucktail 63, Columbia-Montour 24
• Calvary Christian Academy 37, Philadelphia-Montgomery Christian Academy 13
• Carlynton 38, Jefferson-Morgan 26
• Carrick 61, Westinghouse 38
• Central Bucks South 44, Quakertown Christian 12
• Central Cambria 56, Penns Valley 49
• Central Columbia 53, Lewisburg 31
• Central Dauphin 62, Carlisle 26
• Selinsgrove 37, Danville 35
• Shikellamy 55, Central Mountain 22
• Taylor Allderdice High School 62, Perry Traditional Academy 13
• Trinity Washington 40, Bethel Park 34
• Uniontown 60, Albert Gallatin 25
• Warwick 61, Solanco 24
• Westtown 50, Bullis, Md. 40
• Wilson High School – West Lawn, PA 76, Lebanon 26

Highlights from the Games

The January 16 matchups showcased a thrilling day for high school basketball in Philadelphia, featuring electrifying performances and tight contesting from various teams across the region. Notably, Archbishop Wood Catholic High School cemented their powerhouse reputation with a decisive victory over Archbishop Ryan, leaning heavily on the scoring prowess of their star player, MacAdams, who led the charge with 22 points. In an exciting bout, Upper Dublin pulled off an impressive win over North Penn, demonstrating resilience and teamwork on the court.

Individual Performances Shine

Several players emerged as standout figures during the matches, influencing their teams’ success. In addition to MacAdams from Archbishop Wood, Mirarchi was a force to be reckoned with, leading all scorers throughout the day with a remarkable total of 55 points across two games. His skill and determination set a high standard for fellow athletes. Similarly, teams like Central Dauphin and West York benefited from strong individual efforts that propelled them to victories.

Community Support and Engagement

Despite the competitive nature of the games, the true foundation of high school sports lies within the community that surrounds it. Local supporters flocked to the games, rooting for their teams and creating an electric atmosphere. Sponsorships from community businesses continue to bolster the athletics programs, allowing students to engage in healthy competition that fosters personal growth.

Upcoming Matchups and Future Outlook

As the season progresses, fans can look forward to even more exhilarating matchups and individual performances. The excitement is palpable as teams aim for district titles and potential state championships. Mark your calendars, and support local high school basketball; the sense of community and pride runs deep.

Conclusion

The basketball action from January 16 underscored how pivotal high school sports are in Philadelphia, providing not only entertainment but a platform for character development and community connection. Fans are encouraged to catch the upcoming games to witness future moments of brilliance and to support the young athletes who are striving to make their mark both on the court and in life.

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