South Allegheny suffers another section loss to Montour
January 6, 2024

South Allegheny suffers another section loss to Montour

By Mon Valley Independent

By the Mon Valley Independent

South Allegheny suffered its second straight Section 4-4A loss with a 61-43 defeat at the hands of Montour Friday night. Ama Sow finished with a game-high 22 points to lead the way for the Spartans (8-1, 2-0), while Kaleb Platz added 15 and Andrew Alston chipped in with 12.

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