Steven Moore, a promising 6’9”, 215-pound power forward with a 6’11” wingspan, has officially announced that he will be continuing his high school education at The Hill School and reclassifying to the class of 2027. This strategic move places Moore among the growing number of high-level student-athletes opting to reclassify in pursuit of long-term success both on the court and in the classroom.
The 2024–2025 campaign cemented Miller’s legacy. Northwest posted a dominant 25-3 record, swept through the Mid-Penn Conference with a perfect 14-0 mark, and captured both the division and conference titles. The Rangers went on to win the District IV Championship and reached the PIAA Class 2A state semifinals—marking the program’s deepest playoff run in over 30 years.
Northwest Area’s boys’ basketball team saw its season come to an end in the PIAA Class 2A semifinals with a tough 68-43 loss to Linville Hill Christian, despite double-digit performances from Tucker Crawford, Ryan Miner, and Joszhua Miner.
When JD first stepped onto the court at PSWB, he was eager to develop both as a player and as a person. Looking back, he describes his time at the university as a \"cool experience.\" \"I’ve grown and learned a lot about myself as a player and as a man that’ll take with me after I’m done playing here,\" he says. \"I’m appreciative of the opportunities that Coach Hammett bestowed upon me.\" His development has been shaped not only by the challenges and opportunities of college basketball but also by the mentorship and guidance he\'s received from his coaches and teammates.
In a matchup where every possession mattered, Devon Prep’s duo of Zane Conlon and Reece Craft were simply unstoppable, combining for 51 points as the Tide rolled past Valley View 64-44 to punch their ticket to the state championship.
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