#11 Tariq Moore, Guard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Moore played four seasons of competition for Bryn Athyn. In those four years, he rewrote the record books and blazed his own path. He appeared in 62 games in his career scoring 645 points, grabbed 221 rebounds, swiped 96 steals, and passed out 93 assists. Riq held career averages of 10.4 points, 3.5 rebounds, 1.5 steals, and 1.5 steals. His best season came his junior year when he was named All CSAC Honorable Mention when he finished top ten in points, rebounds, and steals for the year after averaging 17.5 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 2.6 steals per game. Moore also set the single season rebounding record and placed second in single season scoring. Coach West said, "I count myself fortunate to have coach Riq for one season. I honestly wish I had him for longer. He is a tough guard that plays bigger than his size. He had a hunger to get better. This COVID season was not what he would've chosen, but he seized the opportunity and kept a positive attitude. I am grateful for his commitment to the program. He truly left his mark on our program. I cannot wait to see what is next for him."
#3 Marcell Curry, Guard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Curry was a three year member of Bryn Athyn basketball. He transferred in from Valley Forge Military. Curry competed in 43 contests for the Lions and scored 87 points and dished 25 assists. Curry was a consistent reserve guard who was best known for his competitiveness and defense. Coach West on Marcell, "This year was definitely something different for everyone involved. I loved Cell welcoming me with open arms and bringing his best everyday. What I love the most about Cell is his love of life and sense of humor. He is geared up to pursue his MBA this fall, and I could not be more proud of him in his journey."
Tariq and Marcell, we appreciate all of your contributions to the program and the college. Best of luck to you both.