Franklin & Marshall’s Bryson Amos-Whitfield advances with team to NCAA Division III basketball tournament

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Mar 5, 2026
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Bryson Amos-Whitfield, a former Perkiomen School star now with the Franklin & Marshall Diplomats, is set to participate in the NCAA Division III Basketball Tournament.

Franklin & Marshall will face the Cortland Red Dragons in the opening round.

The initial game is scheduled for Friday, March 6 at 4 p.m. at MacDonald Gymnasium.

Bryson Amos-Whitfield
Bryson Amos-Whitfield — Guard — Sophomore — 6′2″ — 175 — Hometown: West Windsor

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