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‘Hyped’ Garnet Valley earns a little payback on Springfield
CONCORD — The musical stylings of Meek Mill blasted in the basement of Garnet Valley High School an hour or so before tip off. Prior to the biggest game of the season with Springfield, a battle of...
View ArticleKuypers, McCaw clutch late, CB South edges North Penn
TOWAMENCIN >> Nothing seemed to go as planned in the fourth quarter for the Central Bucks South boys basketball team Friday night. Not even Tommy Kuypers’ go-ahead basket in the final minute. “I...
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North Penn takes fourth at Big Red Duals
FRANCONIA >> In a tough field at the Big Red Dual Tournament at Souderton High School, the North Penn wrestling team dropped its last two matches of the day to finish in fourth place. After...
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Gilgeous, Lawal win titles as Church Farm Big 3 dreams big
EXTON >> When Noel Gilgeous arrived on the Church Farm School campus as a seventh grader, he hardly knew much about wrestling. Even after joining the wrestling team and learning some of the...
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Hill School freshman Jake Craig takes first at Bissell ’33 Tournament
Hill School freshman Jake Craig won the 106-pound weight class at the the Hill’s Bissell ’33 Tournament on Saturday. (Jeff Stover – Digital First Media) POTTSTOWN >> Dave Hoffman joked about how...
View ArticleMethacton starts fast, tops CB West for fourth straight win
WORCESTER >> It’s been a good week for Methacton boys basketball. The Warriors are defending better and on offense, they’re just lighting teams up from every angle possible. It was the reason...
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Mercury Wrestling Roundup: Daniel Boone second in BCIAA Tournament
It boasted the most wrestlers to score Top Six finishes this weekend. But Daniel Boone couldn’t match Hamburg’s stable of champions in the Berks County Interscholastic Athletic Association (BCIAA)...
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Mercury Boys Basketball Roundup: Spring-Ford outscores Hempfield
Spring-Ford 65, Hempfield 54 >> Tyler Scilingo headed a quartet of double-figure scorers that lifted the Rams over Hempfield in their non-league game Saturday. Scilingo’s 17-point outing put him...
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Mercury Girls Basketball Roundup: Hill School wins MAPL opener
Hill School 28, Peddie School 22 >> While the Blues’ offense didn’t get warmed up until the second half, the defense held strong throughout as they downed Peddie School in a Mid-Atlantic Prep...
View ArticleSeidman powers Haverford High
John Seidman scored 11 of his game-high 17 points in the first quarter as Haverford High cruised to a 46-31 nonleague decision over Chester Charter School for the Arts. Dan Roe dumped in 15 points for...
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Mercury Swimming Roundup: Hill School boys, girls fall to Germantown Academy
Boys swimming Germantown Ac. 100, Hill School 86 >> Alfonso Mestre was a two-event winner for the Blues in their non-league meet with the Patriots Saturday. Mestre scored his first victory of the...
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Mercury Ice Hockey Roundup: Hill School gets by Canterbury
Hill School 2, Canterbury 1 >> The Blues girls picked up their second straight victory in a close outing with Canterbury Saturday. After Canterbury went ahead 1-0 early in the second period, Jane...
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Vizza, reserves spark Germantown Academy past Archbishop Wood
PHILADELPHIA >> Every player on Germantown Academy’s girls basketball team believes they’re capable of contributing when called upon. Sunday, down two starters, the Patriots talk of depth would...
View ArticleAbington Friends plays to strengths in win over Life Center
PHILADELPHIA >> After his team’s win on Sunday, Abington Friends School girls basketball coach Jeff Bond asked a couple visiting alumni what they thought of his group. With Jade Young and...
View ArticleWeh, Wint double up on golds for Haverford
Gold was the medal of the day for Haverford High’s Curtis Weh and Chasen Wint, and Penn Wood’s Timmy Odunjo in the Division 1 portion of the weekly Track and Field Coaches Association of Greater...
View ArticleEarly start no problem for Radnor’s Mueller
An early wake-up call did nothing to slow down Ellie Mueller Sunday. The Radnor forward dominated Boyertown, tallying 24 points and 10 rebounds to earn game MVP honors and lead the Raiders to a 59-40...
View ArticleBalasa’s barrage leads Upper Dublin past Imhotep
PHILADELPHIA >> The tattoo on Dayna Balasa’s upper left arm is symbolic. The Upper Dublin sophomore’s ink, an image of a vintage key, symbolizes the ties that bind her family together. It also...
View ArticleLansdale Catholic does enough to get first league win over Cardinal O’Hara
LANSDALE – There were moments Sunday afternoon where it was hard to believe Lansdale Catholic and Cardinal O’Hara had gotten near the halfway point of the Catholic League season without a conference...
View ArticleArchbishop Carroll’s Luke House is Main Line Boys Athlete of the Week
The 6-foot-5 senior guard has been a prolific performer for the Patriots this winter, averaging more than 15 points per game. Last winter, as a versatile guard/forward, House received All- Main Line...
View ArticleMegan O’Donnell’s energy a driving force for Souderton
PHILADELPHIA >> If it were up to Megan O’Donnell, she’d never come out of a basketball game. The Souderton senior point guard is almost always the smallest player on the court but she plays with...
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