Just call it ‘Pandemonium at the Palestra.’ The Philadelphia Catholic League championship produced an instant class on Monday night, one that might never be matched or topped.<\/p>\n
Roman Catholic looked to have been dealt a knockout blow with seconds left in the game before pulling off an improbable and likely iconic finish.<\/p>\n
Kabe Goss sank a 20-footer at the buzzer<\/a> to lift Roman Catholic to a 46-45 win over Archbishop Ryan. It was a fitting end to a contest that was tense from the get-go, played against the backdrop of the iconic Palestra.<\/p>\n With 8.6 seconds left, senior guard Ryan Everett<\/a> made a three-point shot to give Archbishop Ryan a 45-44 lead, sending half of the arena into an absolute frenzy. But then Goss, with no sense of panic, took the ball up the court and made the game-winning shot with a defender’s hand right in his face.<\/p>\n An incredible shot for sure:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n