Boys basketball: Kennedy Catholic at New Castle
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Pete Sirianni
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Fans spread out at the Ne-Ca-Hi Field House during New Castle's season opening game against Kennedy Catholic. The game will be the last for both teams until 2021 after Gov. Tom Wolf's order to "pause" scholastic sports until at least early January. The 'Canes won the game, 89-71. For more on the victory, see page C1.
Kennedy Catholic's Malik Lampkins-Rudolph dribbles the ball up the floor during the second half.
Kennedy Catholic's Skyler Thomas battles New Castle's Donny Cade for a rebound.
New Castle's Michael Wells goes up for a dunk during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle's Michael Wells goes up for a shot during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle's Johnathan Anderson goes up for a layup during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle coach Ralph Blundo talks to his team before their home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle's Sheldon Cox rises up for a shot during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle's Michael Graham goes up for a layup during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle's Isaiah Boice scores on a layup during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle's Johnathan Anderson holds the ball at the end of the first quarter during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle's Isaiah Boice scores on a layup during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle's Sheldon Cox scores on a layup during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle's Michael Wells shoots a foul shot during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle's Sheldon Cox rises up for a shot during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle assistant coaches (from left) Larry Kelly, Billy Humphrey, Bob Natale and Jason Doneluck during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle coach Ralph Blundo wipes up the floor with a towel during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
New Castle coach Ralph Blundo reacts during a home game against Kennedy Catholic.
Pete Sirianni
Digital editor
Pete Sirianni is the News' assistant editor and digital editor. He is a proud Indiana University of Pennsylvania graduate, earning a degree in journalism and public relations. Contact him at psirianni@ncnewsonline.com or on Twitter at @PeterSirianni.
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A lot of the names remain the same for New Castle on the basketball court this season.
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