To say that the Frederick Douglass High School boys basketball team has been off the radar this season would be an understatement. The Eagles were 9-13 during the regular season, including a 6-12 mark in the Prince George's County 3A/21/1A League.

None of that matters anymore.

On Thursday night in a 2A South Region semifinal game, Douglass stunned top-seeded Gwynn Park as Mike Cunningham hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to give the Eagles a 53-52 victory.

Douglass will visit Largo at 2 p.m. Saturday in the region final.

Trailing 52-50, Douglass took a time out to set up a play with four seconds remaining in the game.

"I told them we're good," said Eagles' coach Tyrone Massenburg. "The energy that we had, the way we were playing, I felt confident that we would make a play. I wouldn't predict a win, but I felt like we were going to do something good.

"I didn't think [Gwynn Park] would play us as tight, they didn't want to foul ... we got a big shot from Mike Cunningham that won the game for us."

JaSahn Johnson led Douglass with 17 points, hitting 9 of 11 at the foul line. As a team, the Eagles were 16 of 19 at the line, while Gwynn Park was 9 of 11. Cunningham had 13 points and Jeffrey Calhoun and Montez Lee each had 10. Xavier Richards had 13 points and Ageyi Gregory added 11 for Gwynn Park (19-6).

Calhoun, the Eagles' starting point guard, suffered a broken hand during the fourth game of the season, an 81-66 loss to Gwynn Park. He returned the lineup last week.

"Since he's been back, we haven't lost a game," Massenburg said. "He's elevated everyone else's game and all the pieces are falling in place for us."

Douglass lost both of its regular season games against Largo, 73-54 in the season opener on Dec. 6 and 76-56 on Jan. 20.

"They're a great team," Massenburg said of Largo. "[The Lions] and Gwynn Park are two of the top teams in the county, so we got our hands full."