Player of the Game: Campbell Memorial's Jared Colon
The game was televised live as the WKBN High School Basketball Game of the Week.
Following the victory, Colon spoke with Chad Krispinsky.
Watch the video above to see his complete postgame interview.
Colon piled up 22 points in the victory, leading the Red Devils to the Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference title outright.
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