Central York boys' basketball team hands Cedar Cliff its first loss of season

STEVE HEISER

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Central York's Nolan Hubbs, seen here in a file photo, had 13 points for the Panthers on Tuesday in a win over previously unbeaten Cedar Cliff.

Central York handed Cedar Cliff its first boys' basketball loss of the season.
The Panthers improved to 7-2 with a 60-42 win. Cedar Cliff fell to 8-1.
Gabe Guidinger led Central with 15 points, while Nolan Hubbs added 13 points.

It was a very successful day for the Central York boys' basketball program in a number of different ways on Tuesday.

In a New Year's Eve tripleheader at Cedar Cliff, the Panthers returned home with three wins.

The Central varsity won the nonleague contest, 60-42, over a previously unbeaten Colts team. The Panthers also won the junior varsity (36-25) and freshman (40-30) contests.

There was no admission to the games. Instead, donations were accepted to the Homeward Bound Animal Rescue. Nearly $600 was raised, along with many donated items needed by the organization.

The Central varsity improved to 7-2 overall. Cedar Cliff fell to 8-1.

Gabe Guidinger paced the Central varsity with 15 points, while Nolan Hubbs added 13.

Reach Steve Heiser at sheiser@yorkdispatch.com.