In a season of highs and lows, Neshaminy High School’s Nate Townsend left an indelible mark on his basketball program, writes Owen McCue for The Philadelphia Inquirer.  

Townsend reached a milestone by scoring his 1,000th point in the opening round of the district boys’ basketball playoffs against Conestoga, despite the team’s season-ending 53-19 loss.  

His achievement, recognized with an award from state senator Frank Farry, made him the sixth player in the program’s 74-year history to hit the mark. 

Townsend, who will continue his basketball journey at Penn State-Harrisburg, has been a standout player, leading his team in scoring for two consecutive seasons. 

Read more about Nate Townsend’s basketball career in The Philadelphia Inquirer.   

Bensalem High School vs Neshaminy High School Mens Varsity Basketball