Bethlehem Christian School Boys Basketball

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POY INTERVIEWS @GabrielTransue and Justin Manning talk about their player-of-the-year seasons.

Myles Harris — Class 1A Second Team All-State • 23.4 PPG • 1,901 Career Points • Back-to-Back District XI Champions • #2 all-time leading scorer in BCS history • Moravian University Commit Impact goes beyond stats…Leader. Competitor. Difference-maker. #Uncommon

Gabe Transue Class 1A First Team All-State • 29.1 PPG (Lehigh Valley Leader) • 2,257 Career Points (2nd in District XI History) • Back-to-Back District XI Champions • All-time leading scorer in BCS history • Gettysburg College Commit One of the best to ever do it. #Uncommon

🚨 PA Sports Writers All-State 🚨 Gabe Transue of Bethlehem Christian School named Class 1A First Team All-State. 29.1 PPG (Lehigh Valley leader) 12.0 RPG 2,257 career pts (2nd in District 11 history) Back-to-back D11 champs. Gettysburg College commit. #StayWired

🚨 PA Sports Writers All-State 🚨 Myles Harris of Bethlehem Christian School named Class 1A Second Team All-State. 23.4 PPG 6.2 RPG 1,901 career pts Back-to-back D11 champs and State Round of 16. #StayWired

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR The Pennsylvania all-state basketball teams will be released this afternoon. It gives me a chance to remind folks who our @mcall players of the year were: @GabrielTransue of @BCSPanthersMBB and Justin Manning of @NDGP_Athletics. mcall.com/2026/04/14/boy…

Bethlehem Christian Boys Basketball finishes the season at #2 in the state 1A #uncommon llhoops.com/home/kehlers-e…

mcall.com/2026/04/14/boy… @GabrielTransue

Talent is great, but there’s always gonna be someone with more. If you don’t know how to utilize that talent, then it’s a waste to have. You must have more. It takes pillars to lead to success. For me personally, it’s: Discipline Accountability Relentless Effort Toughness Service It’s trying to live with those every day. If you don’t have something to implement or someway to maximize your talent, you won’t achieve what you’re capable of. How are you maximizing your talent?? What are you doing extra to improve?? I love Herb Brooks’ comment, “You don’t have enough talent to win on talent alone.” It takes more. It’s taking that talent, however much it may be, and improving on it every single day. You can have talent, but if you don’t have heart, toughness, a relentless pursuit, you won’t be able to overcome adversity when it hits. It’s putting the Team over Yourself. Great teams work together. Great teams know how to utilize and maximize the talent they have. Great teams know it’s not about one person, no matter how talented they are. It’s finding ways to serve the team the best way you can. Take your talent. Work on it daily. Develop the intangibles. Maximize that talent with a selfless attitude. That’s how you truly become great.

Thank you @KeithGroller I truly appreciate you taking the time to talk with me about @GabrielTransue, @Myles_Harris33, @DeionSwift_ & what we’ve built at BCS. Back to work this offseason, building on the foundation our seniors laid over the past four years. The climb continues.

MATT DEJESUS Felt bad that I couldn’t get the @BCSPanthersMBB coach some airtime on Sunday when we had our all-area boys basketball show on @LVFoxSports. So here is a separate interview with Matt, who had two honorees in @GabrielTransue and Myles Harris.

A special recognition for two of the best to wear a BCS uniform: Gabe Transue: Morning Call Co-Player of the Year Gabe Transue & Myles Harris: Morning Call All-Area Team Consistent work. Elite production. Leaders on and off the floor. Built Different. Built Uncommon. #Uncommon

Proper preparation builds and instills confidence in the result. When you properly prepare, you can freely let go of the outcome because you know the work you have put in. Take pride in everything that you do. It doesn’t matter how big or how small the task is, take pride in it. Be grateful for the opportunities. Colossians 3:23 says, “Work WILLINGLY at whatever you do, as though you were working for the Lord rather than for people.” When you take pride in the work you do, you do things the right way. You give a little more effort. You prepare a little more. You build the consistent habits. All of that compounds into confidence when it is needed most. When negativity creeps in, talk positive to yourself. Rest peacefully, and with pride, in the confidence of the preparation you put in.

Happy for Mike and Lauren Nardi !!!!! Congrats to ⁦@UConnMBB⁩ and go ⁦@BIGEASTMBB⁩ !!!

ALL-AREA BOYS BASKETBALL We honored 12 kids today on Calling All Sports on @LVFoxSports. Plus an AD, coach and team of the year. Thank you to all for showing up, especially @KjColes4 who came all the way from @PMWestPanthers country. You can hear a repeat of the show here: omny.fm/shows/calling-…

CALLING ALL SPORTS Today from 9-11 at the Clubhouse Grille at 400 Illicks Mill Road in Bethlehem, we’ll have our all-area boys basketball show. Listen on @LVFoxSports. We’ll honor the top players, coach, team and even the AD of the year. Breakfast will be available.

#Houndem @Myles_Harris33

Dream big. Your dream should scare you. Be inspired & then show up and work. Success takes sacrifice & hard work. It takes working in the dark. It’s work that no one sees until success shows up in whatever it is that you’re doing. It may look like overnight success to others, but only you know the true hard work & sacrifice that went into it. Only you know the late nights, early mornings, extra time & energy. It’s earning everything everyday. No one is going to hand anything to you. You must pay the price and earn it. You are built in the dark. You set the foundation in the dark. You are transformed by the journey and the process. Joshua Metcalf quoted, “The work you do in the dark is revealed under the bright lights.” It takes what it takes. Have a dream & a vision. Be willing to be the price. Put your head down and go to work. Go earn the right to be successful.

THE FINAL DANDY DOZEN The 2025-26 high school basketball season may not have ended with a team at Hershey's Giant Center, but there were many great moments, great players and great performances. A look at 12 teams that stood out: mcall.com/2026/03/24/fin…