Delbarton Dominates: Neumann Leads Green Wave to Victory at Jesuit Classic

Well, folks, Delbarton's boys' basketball squad continues to impress, rolling through their early season schedule with another convincing win, this time against Regis (NY) at the always competitive Jesuit Christmas Classic. It was a proper display of skill and teamwork, keeping their perfect record intact, and honestly, it was a joy to watch.

And leading the charge, as he so often does, was none other than Michael Neumann. What a performance he put on! The junior forward was everywhere on the court, not just scoring but impacting nearly every facet of the game. He wrapped up the contest with a stellar 16 points, sure, but also grabbed 8 crucial rebounds and dished out 3 assists. Talk about filling up the stat sheet and really making his presence felt!

But basketball, as we know, is a team sport, and Neumann certainly had help. Nick Modungo chipped in with a very solid 12 points and 5 assists of his own, orchestrating the offense with real poise and vision. And let's not forget Zach Monahan, who quietly yet effectively put up 10 points, adding another vital layer to Delbarton's potent attack. When you have multiple threats, it just makes things so much harder for the opposing defense.

The game, part of the annual Jesuit Christmas Classic held at Loyola Blakefield down in Maryland, saw Delbarton take control early and simply never look back. They maintained a comfortable lead throughout, showcasing a disciplined defense that consistently frustrated Regis, holding them to a mere 42 points. The final buzzer sounded with a decisive 62-42 in Delbarton's favor, a testament to their strong team play and cohesive effort.

This victory pushes the Green Wave's impressive record to a perfect 3-0 on the young season. They're definitely building some serious momentum and seem to be gelling perfectly. Their next challenge? Another tough matchup right there in the Classic, as they're set to face Calvert Hall (MD). If they keep playing with this kind of intensity, focus, and all-around team effort, who knows how far they can truly go this year?