Boys Basketball

Here's a look ahead at the week in Berks boys basketball: Monday, Jan. 9 Just one game on the schedule -- Conrad Weiser at Berks Catholic -- but it'll be worth watching for several reasons. Just two weeks ago the rebuilding…

Jack Karnish and Fleetwood continued their incredible start Saturday, fighting back from a small third-quarter deficit to beat East Stroudsburg 73-67 in a non-league game at Fleetwood. The win was the 11th straight to start the…

Cam Jones has been waiting for weeks to get back on the floor with his Wilson basketball team. He was happy to finally make his season debut Saturday against Spring-Ford, and played well off bench. Too bad Zach Zollers spoiled his…

Berks Catholic remained unbeaten Saturday with an impressive road win, handing District 2 power Abington Heights its first loss, 62-52. Even Saints coach Snip Esterly was impressed with the game and the first half of his team's the…

MikeDragoSports.com goes one-on-one with a Berks basketball player to find out what’s on his or her mind — on the court and off. Myle Grey, Reading High Senior guard Q: If you could go one-on-one against any…

There are few things better in Berks County than watching Wilson and Reading High crash into one another on the basketball court. A warm night and a cold beer at FirstEnergy Stadium. . . a stroll through Nolde Forest as the leaves…

(This story will be updated later tonight with additional details, postgame reaction and a full box score.) Aris Rodriguez, who took a hard fall early in the game on a missed dunked, stood strong at the end for Reading High…

Cam Jones might not be on the floor Thursday for Wilson when it meets Berks Conference Division I rival Reading High for the first time this season. The Bulldogs' all-division pick and top player was injured in his final football…

By Sam Cavalieri -- MikeDragoSports.com correspondent Fleetwood went scoreless for an eight-minute stretch of the second and third quarters Tuesday at Oley. The Lynx took advantage, went on a 20-point run and led by five points…

(This story will be updated later tonight with additional details and postgame reaction.) Defense. Ask Matt Coldren or any of his players, and they'll tell you that's the No. 1 reason they blew past Muhlenberg by 20 points…