Facing a tough opponent, the team needed contributions from all areas to defeat Souderton by a score of 86-64 on Tuesday, April 27th at Patriot Stadium. 

Junior Nik Ventura and senior Ethan Evans got the scoring started with a 1-2 finish in the 300 hurdles with personal bests of 42.34 and 43.50 respectively. Senior Andrew Shea (45.57) and sophomore Connor Thurston (46.57) also set a personal best in the event. Then, senior Holden Emery anchored the victorious 4x800-meter relay (in 2:11.7) after strong legs by sophomore Josh Daniels (PR of 2:05.5), junior Luke Gormley (2:15.5), and junior Jack Steitz (2:15.4). Emery would later win the 400 in a district-qualifying mark of 50.34 to move into the top five all-time in CB East history. Junior Evan Clark earned first in the 100 (11.53) and 200 (23.60) while a combined ten of his teammates set new bests in those events. In the 1600, it was a clean sweep of the mile led by senior Austin Hicks (PR of 4:50.77), senior Carson Wiley (4:51.50), and junior Owen Carter (4:52.41).

In the field, it was the jumpers who stole the show. Senior Kyle Dunigan moved into the top ten all-time with a first-place personal best of 13'0" in the pole vault. In fact, all pole vault competitors set a personal best with senior Xavier Bardwell earned points in third at 10'6", Clark clearing 10'6", and junior Joey Mignon clearing 8'6". Making his return to the pit, senior Luke Blackwell jumped 41'4" to earn first in the triple jump with Ventura getting second at 40'10.5" and senior David Oluwabusi earning a personal best of 39'3".