Malcolm Mason and Marcus Hubbard shared team-high honors for Pemberton with eight points each.ĭayne Turner led a balanced effort for the Falcons with 13 points to complement Wilson’s 11 and Remi Odulana’s 10 points. They were making the extra defensive stop and we weren’t.” “We came out in the second half and I’m not really sure what it was. “I thought cutting the game to a two-point halftime deficit would help,” Pemberton coach Roy Heck said. Township scored the first 13 points of the second half to take control and held Pemberton scoreless for the first six minutes of the fourth quarter to put the game away. Pemberton (4-4 record) fought back to within two points at the half but the Hornets would get no closer. The Falcons looked well on their way to figuring everything out with a 14-5 first quarter. We have our difficult time but I think we’ll get there.” We had a five-game losing streak at one point last year. Then you remember there were certain parts of the year that were pretty difficult. When you look back quickly, you think everything was wonderful. “It helps that they realize what hard work and playing together as a team can do for you,” coach Scott Kupersmit said. Last year’s in-season struggles are a dimmer memory. Thinking back on the Falcons’ playoff run to the state title game at Rutgers, it’s easy remember how much fun the journey was. We just need to put everyone on our backs and come together as a team.” “All we have to do is work hard every time we hit the floor. “It’s been tough,” senior Jalon Wilson said. Losing streak and evened their record at 5-5. This year, the Falcons are starting over. Last winter Burlington Township played for the state Group 3 championship, the goal of any high school basketball team. BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP - The calendar doesn’t remember anybody’s record.

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