Lower Merion’s Zack Wong is Main Line Boys Athlete of the Week
A 6-foot-3 senior forward, Wong has played a key role in the Aces capturing their first PIAA District 1 boys’ basketball title since the...
Archbishop Wood pulls away in 4th, tops William Allen in PIAA 6A quarterfinals
ALLENTOWN >> Situations change but the Archbishop Wood boys basketball team’s approach to the game never wavers. One starter unavailable, another in foul trouble,...
Lilley’s big game leads Lower Merion past Abington, back to District 1 summit
LOWER MERION >> Demetrius Lilley hit his first shot Friday night and the rest of his Lower Merion teammates didn’t miss much after that....
Lower Merion wins first district title since Kobe Bryant era
LOWER MERION >> The Lower Merion boys’ basketball team captured its first District 1 title since the days of Kobe Bryant with a 62-41...
Phil-Mont Christian Academy’s comeback falls short in PIAA-A quarterfinals
LANCASTER >> Phil-Mont Christian Academy’s season came to an end with a 55-50 loss to La Academia Partnership Charter School in the PIAA-A state...
Hill, Perkiomen School boys basketball teams navigate unusual winters
The balancing act between sports and safety protocols this winter was a challenge for schools around the Mercury Area this winter. The task was...
Rustin’s Barrouk is out of hospital; surgery is scheduled
The way his coach explains it, Griffin Barrouk is a standout who doesn’t want to stand out. A senior at West Chester Rustin who...
Abington boys, Plymouth Whitemarsh girls go for District 1-6A titles
The Abington boys and Plymouth Whitemarsh girls have taken different paths this season, but both teams have arrived at the same destination – the...
Dock falls to Executive Education in PIAA-3A play-in game
ALLENTOWN >> Dock Mennonite’s grit was embodied by Roman Kuhn, who never let up defensively against one of Executive Education’s most potent weapons, Jevin...
Allentown Central Catholic gets revenge, cuts Pope John Paul II’s run short in PIAA Class 4A playoffs
ALLENTOWN >> It was an ‘unbelievable movie, just a really crappy ending’. That’s how Pope John Paul II boys basketball coach Brendan Stanton summarized...