Locals shine at North Penn Open
TOWAMENCIN — When North Penn’s Jael Sykes jogged onto the track for the start of the 4×100-meter relay on this sunny Saturday afternoon, she...
Reporter/Times Herald/Montgomery Media Roundup (March 29): Atchley’s 5 hits help Pennridge baseball top Dock Mennonite
Baseball Pennridge 8, Dock Mennonite 2 >> Pennridge’s Matt Atchley had a great day at the plate, going 5-for-5 with three doubles and two...
2022 Chester County Softball Team-by-Team Previews
Over the past decade, Chester County has, year in and year out, proven to be one of the very best areas for softball. Last...
The Reporter/Times Herald/Montgomery Area 2022 Girls Lacrosse Preview
Spring is here and girls lacrosse teams are back out on the field. In the Reporter/Times Herald/Montgomery Media area, Archbishop Carroll and Wissahickon will...
2022 Reporter/Times Herald Area Softball Preview
North Penn is back on the base paths, and the defending PIAA-6A State Champions know the way home. “We know that there is a...
Archbishop Wood’s defense, adjustments make the difference against Gwynedd Mercy in PIAA-4A quarterfinals
LOWER GWYNEDD >> It was a minor change that opened up so, much for Archbishop Wood. With the Vikings’ offense having gone cold and...
Gwynedd Mercy faces Archbishop Wood, Lansdale Catholic takes on Delone Catholic in PIAA-4A girls quarterfinals
A year later, the Gwynedd Mercy and Archbishop Wood girls basketball team are back at the same spot – facing each other to reach...
The Reporter/Times Herald/Montgomery Media PIAA state basketball preview for March 8 and 9
The Plymouth Whitemarsh girls basketball team set goals to win four championships this season – the Suburban One League Liberty Division, the Suburban One...
Shanahan, Villa Maria clash at Liacouras Center for District 1 5A crown
Two teams, who at least by seeding, seems like underdogs put a season’s worth of work into one game with a title on the...
District 1 Class 2A Girls Basketball: Sacred Heart makes it six straight titles
LOWER MERION – Winning a District 1 championship never gets old, no matter how many titles a team piles up. Just ask the basketball...