January 13, 2013 – Upper Darby, PA With the regular season nearing its close, teams across the Delaware Valley GOYA basketball league stepped up their game this past Sunday in a final push for playoff positioning. Games were held at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Upper Darby and St. Thomas Greek Orthodox Church in Cherry Hill, NJ.
Week Highlights
Holy Trinity (Egg Harbor) continued its dominant run in the girls division, maintaining a perfect record with a convincing win over St. George of Media.
St. Demetrios (Upper Darby) pulled off a surprise victory over Evangelismos of Philadelphia, shaking up the girls playoff picture.
In the boys division, Holy Trinity held off a late surge from St. George in a competitive final matchup of the day.
Meanwhile, St. George’s B team overcame foul trouble to notch a win over Annunciation of Elkins Park.
Final Scores – Upper Darby (St. Demetrios)
Time
Matchup
Final Score
12:00
St. Luke 2 (Broomall) – Boys vs. Evangelismos (Phila) – Boys
0 – 1 (Forfeit)
14:00
St. Demetrios 1 (Upper Darby) – Girls vs. Evangelismos (Phila) – Girls
24 – 20
15:00
Annunciation (Elkins Park) – Girls vs. St. George 2 (Media) – Girls
17 – 29
16:00
Holy Trinity (Egg Harbor) – Girls vs. St. George 1 (Media) – Girls
32 – 14
17:00
Holy Trinity (Egg Harbor) – Boys vs. St. George (Media) – Boys
42 – 31
Current Standings
Boys Division
Team
W
L
Win %
Evangelismos (Philadelphia)
7
1
88%
Annunciation (Elkins Park)
7
1
88%
Holy Trinity (Egg Harbor)
6
1
86%
St. George (Media)
5
3
63%
St. Demetrios 1 (Upper Darby)
4
4
50%
St. Luke 1 (Broomall)
3
4
43%
St. Demetrios 2 (Upper Darby)
1
6
14%
St. Thomas (Cherry Hill)
1
6
14%
St. Luke 2 (Broomall)
0
8
0%
Girls Division
Team
W
L
Win %
Holy Trinity (Egg Harbor)
7
0
100%
Evangelismos (Philadelphia)
6
2
75%
St. Luke (Broomall)
5
2
71%
St. George 1 (Media)
5
3
63%
St. Demetrios 1 (Upper Darby)
5
3
63%
St. Thomas (Cherry Hill)
3
5
38%
St. George 2 (Media)
2
6
25%
Annunciation (Elkins Park)
1
6
14%
St. Demetrios 2 (Upper Darby)
0
7
0%
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