Football
Haverford’s Trey Blair is Main Line Boys Athlete of the Week
Blair finished his outstanding senior campaign by rushing for 258 yards and three touchdowns in 26 carries, and throwing two TD passes, during the Fords’ 42-18...
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Football
/ 4 days agoReporter/Times Herald 2019 All-Area Football Teams
There was plenty of success for The Reporter/Times Herald/Montgomery Media football teams in the 2019 season. Archbishop Wood and Cheltenham are...
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Football
/ 4 days agoReporter/Times Herald 2019 Football Athlete of Year: Fallon fantastic for SOL Continental champ CB West
The play should have been over, the end result a completion for a few yards and Central Bucks West staring at...
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Fall Sports
/ 5 days agoMercury All-Area: 2019 Football Teams
FIRST TEAM Offense QB: Ryan Engro, Spring-Ford QB: Kamal Gray, Pope John Paul II RB: Isaiah Taylor, Pottsgrove RB: Armante Haynes,...
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Fall Sports
/ 5 days agoMercury-All Area: Spring-Ford’s Engro strikes balancing act, leads Rams to title
When Ryan Engro was about eight years old, he was happily playing running back in a youth league game when his...
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Fall Sports
/ 5 days agoPIAA 6A state semifinal notebook: Memorable ride for D-West seniors
Caln >> A few minutes after Downingtown West’s 65-44 loss to Central Dauphin in the PIAA 6A state football semifinal Friday...
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Fall Sports
/ 5 days agoIn midst of offensive fireworks, two defensive plays spell the difference
COATESVILLE—All year long, the Whippets have put up the points, with an offensive attack as effective and deadly as any in...
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Football
/ 5 days agoDowningtown West seniors focus on pride after tough loss
CALN — Downingtown West coach Milano brought his team in to huddle one last time and directed his Whippets on what...
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Fall Sports
/ 6 days agoBrice happy to see ‘good Chi’ show up against Sun Valley
ASTON — For 52 Thanksgiving days, the football teams from Chichester and Sun Valley have been getting together to settle their differences....
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Football
/ 6 days agoCheltenham outlasts Cocalico in PIAA-5A semis, heads to first ever state final
HERSHEY >> “We’re coming back,” Cheltenham coach Ryan Nase said in jubilation. His Panthers, who racked up 554 yards of offense...