Malvern Prep vs. Episcopal Academy Standout

One of the most well-known poles in the sophomore class, Delvescovo lived up to the hype in helping the Friars upend the Churchmen. I actually liked his mindset after he got beat by Rutgers signee Keegan Nash for the first EA goal of the day. Delvescovo quickly forgot about it and used it as fuel to make a bunch of positive plays for Malvern. He showed excellent timing and awareness by chopping down on a stick in time to stop a surefire cross-crease dunk. Later, he got his getback on Nash with nine minutes left with a beautiful check just below GLE when the Friars’ lead had been cut to 8-6. Delvescovo has a great frame and a terrific stick – he vacuumed up four ground balls in the win – but I also really liked his coverage ability. Even when he got beat by Nash, he was right there, and the goal was a great play by a battle-tested senior. Delvescovo’s got game-changing ability, and the fact that he’s been starting all year at a powerhouse like Malvern is a great sign for his future.