Boys Basketball: Radnor, Chichester lead Delco playoff contingent
The District 1 boys basketball brackets are out, and for the first time in decades, so is Chester. The Clippers finished 26th in the...
Delco Boys Basketball Stat Leaders, Feb. 2
(Based on games reported to the Daily Times through Feb. 1) Scoring Leaders Nasir Washington, Penn Wood 24.6 Terrence Cobb, Chester 20.3 Matt Gardler,...
Boys Basketball Preview: Izaiah Pasha, O’Hara targeting playoff success this season
Nine Delaware County boys basketball teams qualified for PIAA tournaments last season, all in the state’s top three classifications. They accounted for 12 wins,...
Dock turns up the intensity, blanks rival Delaware County Christian
TOWAMENCIN — Dock struck quickly and kept the pressure on throughout, as the Pioneers earned a commanding 3-0 win over rival Delaware County Christian...
Dock Mennonite blanks Delco Christian in regular-season finale
TOWAMENCIN >> Putting a collective finishing touch on a strong regular season, Dock earned a 2-0 victory over rival Delaware County Christian Tuesday night...
Girls Lacrosse: The All-Delco Team
First Team Alexa Capozzoli, Sr. A, Episcopal Academy Emma Talago, Sr. A, Archbishop Carroll Amelia Reinholt, Sr. A, Radnor Sophie Kingsborough, Sr. A, Garnet...
All-Delco Boys Track and Field: Haverford distance trio assembled special season
In addition to Athlete of the Year Daniel Munro from Penncrest, the All-Delco team includes: Neo Vossschulte, Episcopal Academy: A big man with speed,...
District 1 Track and Field: ‘Dynamic’ Delco Christian wins Class 2A girls title
CALN TWP. — As soon as she came off the track following her leg of the 4 x 400-meter relay, Delco Christian’s Gabrielle Watson...
New York metro backcourt helps Church Farm run past Delco
LOWER MERION — It’s hard to believe that Church Farm’s Gavriel Henriquez-Peralta and Brandon Hernandez have only been teammates for one season. The chemistry...
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...