Classic history
1983
Champions: Bishop Loughlin, Brooklyn, NY
Bishop Loughlin 93, Beaver Falls 66
Cathedral Prep 54, Roman Catholic 52 (OT)
Consolation: Roman Catholic 57, Beaver Falls 46
Championship: Bishop Loughlin 70, Cathedral Prep 63
The first Classic runs as a tip-off tournament as Cathedral Prep stuns Philadelphia Roman Catholic in overtime on opening night.
The host Ramblers would go on to lose to New York powerhouse Bishop Loughlin, 70-63. Prep would go on to the state finals.
1984
Champions: Christ the King, NY
Christ the King 64, VA Benedictine 52
Williamsport 51, Cathedral Prep 50
Consolation: Cathedral Prep 63, Benedictine 48
Championship: Christ the King 61, Williamsport 53
New York state champion Christ the King hands defending Pennsylvania champ Williamsport a loss in the finals.
Prep loses 51-50 to the Millionaires on the first night of action but would bounce back with a consolation-game win over Benedictine.
1985
Champions: Hopkinsville HS, KY
DeMatha Catholic 58, Canton McKinley 41
Hopkinsville 61, Cathedral Prep 50
Consolation: Cathedral Prep 46, Canton McKinley 41
Championship: Hopkinsville 74, DeMatha 69
DeMatha Catholic enters the Classic as the #1 ranked team in the nation, but leaves an upset victim to Hopkinsville High, the Kentucky state champs, 74-69. Meanwhile the host Ramblers get a nice win in the consolation game versus Ohio power Canton McKinley.
1986
Champions: St. Joseph HS, Cleveland, OH
Cleveland St. Joseph 79, Roman Catholic 64
Meadville (PA) 60, Cathedral Prep 44
Consolation: Cathedral Prep 59, Roman Catholic 58
Championship: St. Joseph 65, Meadville 58
Cleveland St. Joseph comes to Erie featuring the tallest front line in America. Superstar Treg Lee leads the Vikings to a 65-58 victory in the finals over Meadville, a team that would make it all the way to the PA State AAAA championship game.
1987
Champions: Cathedral Prep
Oak Hill Academy 86, NY St. Anthony 52
Cathedral Prep 56, McDowell (Erie) 54
Consolation: St. Anthony 62, McDowell 60
Championship: Cathedral Prep 58, Oak Hill 48
Coach Marcel Arribi makes his coaching debut at Prep and sneaks past archrival McDowell, 56-54, on opening night. Then the Ramblers pull off one of the most stunning upsets in Prep history in the finals by handing top-ranked national power Oak Hill Academy.
1988
No tournament played. Tournament moved from a season tip-off into January and from the Civic Center to Gannon University.
1989
Champions: St. Anthony, NJ
St. Anthony 69, Admiral King 50
Cleveland St. Joseph 61, Cathedral Prep 38
Consolation: Admiral King 51, Cathedral Prep 50
Championship: St. Anthony 65, St. Joseph 47
National Champion New Jersey St. Anthony, led by Bobby Hurley, Terry Dehere and Jerry Walker, make easy pickings of Admiral King and Cleveland St. Joseph en route to an undefeated season.
1990
Champions: Oak Hill Academy, VA
Oak Hill 86, Meadville (PA) 49
Cathedral Prep 68, Baltimore Dunbar 62
Consolation: Baltimore Dunbar 72, Meadville 48
Championship: Oak Hill 76, Cathedral Prep 63
Oak Hill Academy, led by Anthony Cade, returns to the Classic as America's top-rated team and gains a measure of revenge for their loss in 1987 by handling Prep in the title tilt.
1991
Champions: Cathedral Prep
Bishop Loughlin 71, Detroit Country Day 69
Cathedral Prep 82, Connecticut St. Joseph 65
Consolation: Detroit Country Day 87, St. Joseph 68
Championship: Cathedral Prep 70, Bishop Loughlin 69
Detroit Country Day, led by unanimous All-American Chris Webber, came to the Classic as the favorites, but were upset in the first round by Brooklyn's Bishop Loughlin, who were led by Kentucky-bound Andre Riddick. Loughlin's joy was short-lived, however, as they fell victim to the host Ramblers on a last-second 3-pointer by Jim Hamilton.
1992
Champions: Baltimore Dunbar, MD
Baltimore Dunbar 66, Oak Hill Academy 57
Dayton Dunbar 71, Cathedral Prep 66
Consolation: Oak Hill 70, Cathedral Prep 28
Championship: Baltimore Dunbar 82, Dayton Dunbar 66
This year again featured the nation's top-ranked team, Baltimore Dunbar, and the Poets live up to advance billing by thrashing #3 Oak Hill on opening night, then crushing Dayton Dunbar in the finals. Dunbar would finish the season as National Champions.
1993
Champions: Cathedral Prep
LaSalle Academy 48, Bishop Loughlin 47
Cathedral Prep 53, Middletown 44
Consolation: Bishop Loughlin 83, Middletown 45
Championship: Cathedral Prep 38, LaSalle 32
Bishop Loughlin makes a third Classic appearance as the favorites, but does not make the finals due to an upset loss to New York LaSalle Academy. Ed Elisma, a 6'10" shot-blocker, is touted as New York City's finest and leads LaSalle into the finals against Prep. But the Ramblers stun LaSalle to win their third Classic crown.
1994
Champions: Rice HS, NY
Rice 78, St. Patrick 49
Villa-Angela St. Joseph 71, Cathedral Prep 61
Consolation: Cathedral Prep 62, St. Patrick 47
Championship: Rice 80, Villa-Angela St. Joseph 58
Rice High School arrives in Erie as the #1 team in the country, led by the nation's best player, Felipe Lopez. The Raiders do not disappoint as they demolish St. Patrick, 78-49, and Villa-Angela St. Joseph, 80-58. Prep defeat St. Patrick 62-47 to win the consolation.
1995
Champions: Paterson Catholic, NJ
Paterson Catholic 69, Simon Gratz 66
Cathedral Prep 59, Chester 52
Consolation: Simon Gratz 64, Chester 46
Championship: Paterson Catholic 62, Cathedral Prep 55
Paterson Catholic gets a record 41 points from the nation's #1 player, Tim Thomas, to edge Simon Gratz, 69-66, on opening night. Prep's own All-American, Jed Ryan, notches 31 the same night to lead the Ramblers over Chester High, 59-52. Paterson wins the title over Prep, 62-55, as Thomas garners 23 more points for a tournament-record 62.
1996
Champions: Paterson Catholic, NJ
Paterson Catholic 65, LaSalle 51
St. Frances 86, Cathedral Prep 60
Consolation: LaSalle 44, Cathedral Prep 40 (2OT)
Championship: Paterson Catholic 70, St. Frances, 50
Paterson Catholic becomes the Classic's first repeat champion with a relatively easy 70-50 title game conquest of St. Frances from Baltimore. Tim Thomas, in his second Classic, scored 29 points in the championship game, added to the 25 he compiled on opening night in a 65-51 ousting of LaSalle Academy. Prep finished fourth after a loss to St. Frances, 86-60, and a heartbreaking double overtime defeat to LaSalle, 44-40.
1997
Champions: St. Edward, Lakewood, OH
St. Edward 68, Detroit Country Day, 61
Cathedral Prep 63, Admiral King 44
Consolation: Admiral King 63, Detroit Country Day 62 (OT)
Championship: St. Edward 52, Cathedral Prep 41
Prep neutralizes All-American Sam Clancey, who scores only nine points, but Steve Logan and Gino Bartalone combine for 27 tallies to lead St. Edward to the crown over the Ramblers, 52-41. In the consolation contest, Javin Hunter's 30 points is not enough, and Detroit Country Day falls to Admiral King 63-62 in overtime.
1998
Champions: Rice HS, NY
Rice 81, Simon Gratz 45
Hatboro Horsham 69, Cathedral Prep 46
Consolation: Cathedral Prep 51, Simon Gratz 42
Championship: Rice 80, Hatboro-Horsham 61
Rice High School becomes only the third team in Classic history to win more than one title by dominating Hatboro-Horsham 80-61, led by Anthony Glover. All-American Matt Carroll scored 25 points in the opener to lead Hatboro Horsham over Prep, but the Ramblers bounced backed with a solid 51-42 consolation win against Simon Gratz.
1999
Champions: St. Patrick High, NJ
St. Patrick 55, Westchester 47
Archbishop Carroll 54, Cathedral Prep 47
Consolation: Westchester 65, Cathedral Prep 45
Championship: St. Patrick 57, Archbishop Carroll 45
New Jersey St. Patrick avenged their disappointing 1994 performance and won the Classic Crown with an opening night 55-47 win over L.A. Westchester and a 57-45 finals victory against Washington Archbishop Carroll. Jerome Holman and Samuel Dalembert were Celtic standouts. Prep lost both nights to Carroll, 54-47, and Westchester, 65-45.
2000
Champions: LaSalle Academy, NY
Williamsport 70, Simon Gratz 52
LaSalle Academy 59, Cathedral Prep 44
Consolation: Simon Gratz 59, Cathedral Prep 30
Championship: LaSalle 63, Williamsport 55
LaSalle Academy finally takes home a Classic crown, led by Rodney Epperson and Famous Brown. Defending Pennsylvania AAAA champ Williamsport, featuring All-American Chevy Troutman, is the victim 63-55. LaSalle defeated Prep, 59-44, on opening night, while Williamsport dismantled Simon Gratz, 70-52. Gratz routed Prep, 59-30 in the consolation.
2001
Champions: Rice High School, NY
Rice 77, LaSalle Academy 46
Lexington Catholic 74, Cathedral Prep 66
Consolation: LaSalle 49, Cathedral Prep 47
Championship: Rice 79, Lexington Catholic 61
Rice High School won their third Classic title with a 79-61 win over Lexington Catholic. Shagari Alleyne, a 7'4" sophomore sensation, teamed with Ken Eusey for 43 points. LaSalle Academy nudged Prep, 49-47, for consolation honors. Rice blasted last year's champs, LaSalle, 77-46 and Jack Heissenbuttel led Lexington over Prep 74-66 on opening night.
2002
Champions: Westchester, Los Angeles, CA
Westchester 93, Washington Dunbar 51
Chester 54, Cathedral Prep 48
Consolation: Cathedral Prep 69, Dunbar 62
Championship: Westchester 100, Chester 50
Westchester High entered the Classic as the nation's #1 team and did not disappoint. Setting tournament records for most points, rebounds and steals, the Comets easily disposed of D.C. Dunbar, 93-51, in the opener and routed Chester 100-50 to claim their first Classic title. Chester edged Prep 54-48, on opening night, but Prep, led by Andy Kubinski and Mike Sertz, bounced back to claim consolation honors, 69-62, over Dunbar.
2003
Champions: McQuaid Jesuit, Rochester, NY
Rice 59, Georgetown Prep 55 (OT)
McQuaid Jesuit 78, Cathedral Prep 50
Consolation: Georgetown Prep 49, Cathedral Prep 43
Championship: McQuaid Jesuit 69, Rice 63
McQuaid Jesuit was ranked #6 in the nation, but faced 3-time Classic champion Rice High in the finals. Rice, ranked #16, was led by 7'3" Shagari Alleyne, but Tyler Relph, Ryan Pettinella and Marty O'Sullivan combined for 55 points to lead McQuaid to a 69-63 win. McQuaid dropped Prep in the opener, 78-50, while Rice disposed of Georgetown Prep which was led by 7'2" Roy Hibbert and 6'9" Davis Nwankwo, 59-55. Georgetown grabbed consolation honors over the Ramblers, 49-43.
2004
Champions: Edgewater, Orlando, FL
Edgewater 81, Cardinal Dougherty 69
Mount Vernon 72, Cathedral Prep 43
Consolation: Cardinal Dougherty 78, Cathedral Prep 60
Championship: Edgewater 69, Mount Vernon 67
Orlando's Edgewater High lived up to their preseason billing as the nation's #1 team by beating a tenacious Mount Vernon squad, 69-67, to win the '04 Classic crown. All-American superstar Darius Washington converted a layup with only 15 seconds to play to seal the win. Mount Vernon was #4 in the national rankings. Edgewater snuck by Philadelphia Cardinal Dougherty (#7 ranking) on opening night, while Mount Vernon thrashed Prep 72-43. Dougherty made Prep 0-2 with a 78-60 consolation win.
2005
Champions: Fairley, Memphis, TN
Fairley 63, Westbury Christian 61
Bishop O'Connell 79, Cathedral Prep 58
Consolation: Westbury Christian 51, Cathedral Prep 46
Championship: Fairley 49, Bishop O'Connell 44
Fairley High from Memphis, Tennessee, pulled a mild upset of Virginia's Bishop O'Connell High, 49-44, to win the '05 Classic title. Fairley, led by Anthony Mason Jr., barely edged powerful Westbury Christian on opening night, while O'Connell, starring North Carolina-bound All-American Marcus Ginyard, pounded Prep 79-58. Prep gave a strong effort in the consolation before succumbing 51-46 to Westbury Christian.
2006
Champions: Rufus King, Milwaukee, WI
Rufus King 67, Mount Vernon 57
Cathedral Prep 88, Chester 84 (OT)
Consolation: Mount Vernon 76, Chester 67
Championship: Rufus King 65, Cathedral Prep 48
Four-time Wisconsin State Champion Rufus King High from Milwaukee rode into town and carried off the Classic championship by knocking off New York power Mount Vernon, 67-57, on opening night, and then overwhelming Cathedral Prep, 65-48, in the title tilt. Prep, which hadn't been in the finals since 1997, beat AAAA Pennsylvania champion Chester High, 88-84 in overtime to reach the championship game.
2007
Champions: St. Edward, Lakewood, OH
St. Edward 68, Westchester 65
Solon OH 63, Cathedral Prep 55
Consolation: Cathedral Prep 64, Westchester 60
Championship: St. Edward 70, Solon 41
St. Edward, led by National Junior of the Year Delvon Roe, made the short trip to Erie and won their second Classic title by edging Westchester, 68-65 in the opening round before trouncing Solon High, 70-41, in the finals. Solon had squeaked by Prep on opening night, but Prep pulled off the biggest upset in the tournament over #10 ranked Westchester, 64-60, in the consolation game.
2008
Champions: Rice, New York, NY
St. Patrick 69, St. Edward 61
Rice 87, Cathedral Prep 63
Consolation: St. Edward 60, Cathedral Prep 52
Championship: Rice 60, St. Patrick 57
Rice won their record 4th McDonald's Classic with a blowout over the host Ramblers and a tight win over St. Patrick in the finals. Attempting to defend their title without injured star Delvon Roe, St. Edward suffered their first loss in three appearances in the Classic. However, the Eagles bounced back to beat host Cathedral Prep in the consolation game.
2009
Champions: Chester, PA
Archbishop Carroll 57, Westbury Christian 50
Chester 69, Cathedral Prep 62
Consolation: Westbury Christian 58, Cathedral Prep 42
Championship: Chester 64, Archbishop Carroll 39
Coming in with a 1-5 all-time tournament record, Chester (PA) nudged the host Ramblers before pounding Washington DC's Archbishop Carroll in an anticlimactic final. Rahlir Jefferson led Chester in the final with 26 points and 11 rebounds. Houston's Westbury Christian defeated the host Ramblers in the consolation game.
2010
Champions: Penn Wood, Lansdowne, PA
Penn Wood 61, Mount Vernon 53
Nichols 68, Cathedral Prep 57
Consolation: Mount Vernon 79, Cathedral Prep 67
Championship: Penn Wood 64, Nichols 53
Defending PIAA AAAA champion Penn Wood sneaks by Classic veteran Mount Vernon and newcomer Nichols to win the Classic in their first ever appearance. Wood's Jabarie Hinds set a Classic record with nine three-pointers and 39 points against host Cathedral Prep. The Ramblers played both opponents tough, but fell by a combined 23 points. Final year as the "McDonald's Classic".
2011
Champions: Penn Wood, Lansdowne, PA
Penn Wood 57, St. Edward 55
Charlotte Christian 68, Cathedral Prep 57 (OT)
Consolation: St. Edward 70, Cathedral Prep 57
Championship: Penn Wood 64, Charlotte Christian 51
Defending McDonald's/Burger King Classic champion Penn Wood joined Paterson Catholic as the only schools to repeat as the tournament's ultimate victors, as the Patriots won a close contest with St. Edward, followed by their title-clinching triumph over newcomer Charlotte Christian. The host Ramblers extended their Classic losing-streak to eight games after an opening overtime loss to Charlotte Christian and a consolation defeat to St. Edward. First year as the 'Burger King' Classic.
2012
Champions: Milton, GA
Milton (GA) 76, Niagara Falls 55
Jamesville-Dewitt 74, Cathedral Prep 61
Consolation: Cathedral Prep 65, Niagara Falls 60
Championship: Milton 93, Jamesville-Dewitt 52
In one of the most dominating displays in Classic history, ESPN #17 Milton won their two games by a combined 62 points. The Eagles were led by Auburn commit Shaq Johnson who scored a team-high 36 points on a number of thunderous dunks. Despite falling to Jamesville-Dewitt in the opening round, the host Ramblers earned their first Classic game win since 2007, topping Niagara Falls by five in the consolation.
2013
Champions: Imhotep Charter, Philadelphia, PA
Imhotep Charter 74, Cathedral Prep 47
Lower Merion 56, Bishop O'Connell 52
Consolation: Cathedral Prep 80, Bishop O'Connell 75
Championship: Imhotep Charter 64, Lower Merion 61
In a Pennsylvania-dominated Classic, Imhotep Charter outlasted Lower Merion in an all-Philly final. Balanced scoring and toughness inside helped Imhotep throughout a physical tournament. The Panthers crushed host Cathedral Prep in the opening game, but the Ramblers responded in the consolation, upsetting nationally-ranked Bishop O'Connell.
2014
Champions: Archbishop Carroll, Radnor, PA
St. Rita's 61, Villa Angela-St. Joseph 59
Archbishop Carroll 47, Cathedral Prep 35
Consolation: Villa Angela-St. Joseph 64, Cathedral Prep 46
Championship: Archbishop Carroll 64, St. Rita's 38
Archbishop Carroll, the top team in Pennsylvania, finally captured a Classic title in their third appearance, grinding past the host Ramblers before dominating Chicago's St. Rita's in the final. In the consolation game, Cleveland's Villa Angela-St. Joseph took it to Prep, sending the Ramblers to their first consolation game loss since 2011.
2015
Champions: St. Edward, Lakewood, OH
St. Edward 57, Pope John XXIII (NJ) 43
Constitution (PA) 61, Cathedral Prep 56
Consolation: Pope John XXIII 68, Cathedral Prep 43
Championship: St. Edward 70, Constitution 63 (OT)
St. Edward closed out the tournament's Hammermill Center era by winning their third Classic title, defeating PA #1 Constitution 70-63 in the first overtime championship game in Classic history. The Eagles became the first team to win a Classic title in three different decades. Nationally-ranked Pope John XXIII rebounded from a tough opening game loss to take the consolation game against the host Ramblers.
2016
Champions: Neumann-Goretti, Philadelphia, PA
Neumann-Goretti 80, St. Edward 60
Toronto St. Michael's 61, Cathedral Prep 58
Consolation: St. Edward 84, Cathedral Prep 35
Championship: Neumann-Goretti 80, Toronto St. Michael's 53
In the first Burger King Classic held at the Prep Events Center, Philadelphia-based Neumann-Goretti defeated defending-champion St. Edward in the opening round before topping Toronto St. Michael's to win the tournament crown. Quade Green (eventual Kentucky commit) led the way for the Saints, totaling 48 points in the two-game span. Meanwhile, the host Ramblers suffered a buzzer-beating three-point loss to Toronto St. Michael's before dropping the consolation game to St. Ed's.
2017
Champions: Paul VI, Fairfax, VA
Paul VI 72, Villa Angela-St. Joseph 59
Westerville South 82, Cathedral Prep 54
Consolation: Villa Angela-St. Joseph 60, Cathedral Prep 37
Championship: Paul VI 58, Westerville South 47
Westerville South's Kaleb Wesson set the single-game Classic record with 43 points - surpassing Tim Thomas' 41 in 1995 - in an opening-round win over the host Ramblers. In the championship game, West had 19 rebounds and finished the tournament with 34, second all-time behind Andre Kibbler's 36 in 1983. However, it was Virginia's Paul VI Panthers that ended up taking the crown, topping Wesson and the Wildcats in the title match. Cathedral Prep was blown out in both of its games.
2018
Champions: St. John's College, Washington, DC
St. John's College 80, All Hallows 58
St. Rita's 47, Cathedral Prep 46
Consolation: All Hallows 45, Cathedral Prep 42
Championship: St. John's College 50, St. Rita's 43
The D.C.-based Cadets used a second-half surge to power past the Bronx-based Gaels in the opening round before defeating the Mustangs to win the tournament crown. Navy commit Richard Njoku led St. John's with 24 points for the tournament. Prep would drop both of its games, extending the Ramblers' tournament losing streak to 10 games.
2019
Champions: Kennedy Catholic, Hermitage, PA
Kennedy Catholic 73, St. Edward 64
Plymouth-Whitemarsh 59, Cathedral Prep 47
Consolation: St. Edward 83, Cathedral Prep 79 (2OT)
Championship: Kennedy Catholic 58, Plymouth-Whitemarsh 43
In a series of dunk-filled contests, the Golden Eagles overwhelmed the Eagles before claiming the crown over the Colonials. West Virginia commit Oscar Tshiebwe led the way with 48 points and set a Burger King Classic record with 37 rebounds, surpassing Andre Kibbler's record from 1983 (36). The host Ramblers dropped their opening game against Plymouth-Whitemarsh before suffering a 12th straight loss in their tournament in double overtime in the consolation game.
2020
Champions: Imhotep Charter, Philadelphia, PA
Imhotep Charter 65, ISA Andrews Osborne 44
Cathedral Prep 54, Thurgood Marshall Academy 34
Consolation: Thurgood Marshall Academy 57, ISA Andrews Osborne 55.
Championship: Imhotep Charter 48, Cathedral Prep 43
In one of the weakest fields in Classic history, the host Ramblers began their tournament run with a victory over Thurgood Marshall, their first Classic win since 2013. However, Imhotep Charter, which defeated Andrews Osborne in the opening game, edged Prep for its second Classic crown. Notre Dame commit Elijah Taylor led the way with 27 points for the tournament.
2021
No tournament played, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. First time since 1988 that the event was canceled for the year.
2022
Champions: St. Edward, Lakewood, OH
St. Edward 71, Mathematics, Civics and Sciences Charter 42
Canisius 62, Cathedral Prep 58
Consolation: Cathedral Prep 46, Mathematics, Civics and Sciences Charter 42
Championship: St. Edward 67, Canisius 52
In their eighth overall Classic appearance, the Eagles stormed out to a strong opening night win over the Mighty Elephants before prevailing over the Crusaders. Michael Bova led the way in the championship game with 20 points, ultimately tallying 33 points between both contests. For St. Edward, they would tie New York-based Rice with their fourth tournament title and became the first school to win the Classic in four different decades. As for the host Ramblers, they dropped a tough contest to the Crusaders, yet were able to salvage a third-place finish over M. C. & S. Charter.
2023
Champions: Lincoln Park, Midland, PA
Lincoln Park 86, Canisius 78
De La Salle 43, Cathedral Prep 42
Consolation: Canisius 55, Cathedral Prep 40
Championship: Lincoln Park 61, De La Salle 48
In their Burger King Classic debut, the Lincoln Park Leopards got off to a strong start with a well-played win over the Crusaders. Pitt commit Brendan Cummings would score 33 points, which was the 12th-best single-game performance in tournament history. Fellow teammate and Division I prospect Meleek Thomas contributed with 24 points. Together, their 57 combined points became the 2nd highest by a duo in Classic history. From there, they went on to capture the crown by prevailing over the Meteors. Cummings would once again lead the way with 29 points, finishing with 62 points over both contests. Thomas helped out with 22 points, ultimately recording 46 points overall. Meanwhile, the host Ramblers lost a tight-knit contest after a potential game-winning buzzer-beating shot was unsuccessful, before they ultimately fell in the consolation game to Canisius.
2024
Champions: Neumann-Goretti, Philadelphia, PA
Lincoln Park 70, Niagara Falls 56
Neumann-Goretti 76, Cathedral Prep 64
Consolation: Niagara Falls 76, Cathedral Prep 60
Championship: Neumann-Goretti 80, Lincoln Park 67
In a tournament field composed entirely of past participating schools, the defending Burger King Classic champion Lincoln Park Leopards and the Neumann-Goretti Saints (in their first appearance since 2016) each overcame sluggish starts within their respective opening contests before they ultimately met each other in the championship match. In their opening night win over the host Ramblers, Division I prospect Khaafig Myers led the way with 30 points and eight rebounds while teammate Larenzo Jenkins greatly contributed with 23 points and 14 rebounds. The Saints would turn in a strong performance for the championship game en route to their second classic title as Jenkins led the charge with 23 points and 17 rebounds, giving him 46 points and 31 rebounds over the two-day event. Myers also helped out with 22 points, giving him 52 overall for the weekend. As for Cathedral Prep, they fell to the Saints on opening night before getting swept in their tournament by the Wolverines (who were making their first B.K. Classic appearance since 2012) in the third-place game.
