ABOUT LAST NIGHT...

The Eagles, who have just two wins in their last six openers, desperately needed to get off to a good start. In the always-competitive Del Val, their toughest tests are ahead of them.
Marple Newtown's Soutiri Sapnas scored 13 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter of a win at Harry S Truman.
Strath Haven's Calvin Newell dropped 28 on Carlisle, the hosts of a tipoff tournament and losers to the Panthers.
Glen Mills' Aaric Murray lived up to all the hype, tossing in 32 points.
And Archbishop Carroll escaped a three-overtime thriller over La Salle, 86-84, behind 21 from D.J. Irving and 19 from Juan'Ya Green.

Terry Toohey is in Harrisonburg, Va., for Villanova's second-round FCS playoff game against top-seeded James Madison. And Anthony SanFilippo is down in Carolina for a Flyers-Hurricanes game.
It's a big day for sports, certainly, so pick up Sunday's Daily Times for all the latest.
Labels: Aaric Murray, Anthony SanFilippo, Army-Navy Game, Calvin Newell, D.J. Irving, Dan Clapp, FCS Playoffs, Juan'Ya Green, Malik Carter, Opening Night, Soutiri Sapnas, Terry Toohey, Villanova's Pavilion