Zach Tumulty scored 15 points and Jarron Kaelin added 14, but the Broncos dropped a home game to Cowan 58-46.
Daleville led after one quarter 14-11 and trailed by just two points heading into the final period.
The Broncos (4-4) play Yorktown Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Delaware County tournament at Delta.
Madison-Grant 73, Wes-Del 41
Jordan Cornelious scored 14 points while Kurt Russell and David Little each scored a dozen as the Argylls rolled over the Warriors.
Madison-Grant outscored Wes-Del 16-3 in the third quarter to complete put the game out of reach. The Argylls (5-2) are at home today against Blackford.
Richmond 45, Shenandoah 38
Cory Criswell scored 16 points and Kyle Brinson joined him in double digits with 12, but the Raiders were defeated on the road by the Red Devils.
Criswell also topped the team with six rebounds and Zach Cole handed out seven assists.
The Raiders (5-3) are at home against Eastern Hancock next Friday.
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Pendleton Heights falls to Roncalli in regional
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AU men's basketball coach resigns
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Argylls squeeze into crown
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Bulldogs’ comeback falls just short
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Tribe rallies past Pendleton Heights into final
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Tyler runs away with second Little 500 win
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Rick Teverbaugh: Spectacle lacking on local TV
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Tipton bedevils Madison-Grant
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