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RAHWAY, N.J. — Michael Gilchrist and his St. Patrick teammates haven’t lost a game all season.
And Gilchrist has no intention of ending that streak even if the next game turns out to be the biggest game in the recent history of high school basketball.
After he put up 19 points, 11 rebounds, 2 blocks and 2 steals in St. Patrick’s 69-41 victory over Gill St. Bernard’s in the North Non-Public B semifinals at Rahway High School, the Kentucky-bound Gilchrist was asked if anyone could stop him.
“Me? No,” he said. “Us, no. All of us, nah. Ain’t nobody stopping St. Pat’s.”
“Not today, not tomorrow, not Wednesday,” added Gilchrist’s stepfather, Vince Richardson.
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(Photo courtesy Star-Ledger)
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