Mercury All-Area Girls Volleyball Teams
FIRST TEAM Caitlin Corcoran, Middle Blocker, Senior, Perkiomen Valley Clare Miller, Libero, Senior, Methacton Alana Pergine, Middle Hitter, Junior, Pope John Paul II Cayla...
Perkiomen Valley’s Veverka caps senior season with Mercury All-Area Honors
There was a time some years ago when girls volleyball was nothing more than a homeroom activity or an intramural sport at the scholastic...
Pioneer Athletic Conference All-Academic Teams and Citizen Award
Pioneer Athletic Conference All-Academic Teams Cheerleading Leah Fryer, Boyertown Julie Czop, Methacton Kayla Hofman, Owen J. Roberts Kelsey Mahar, Phoenixville Jodi Graf, Pope John...
Volleyball: The All-Delco Teams
First Team Emily McCann, Archbishop Carroll Sr. S/OH Hannah Wright, Archbishop Carroll Jr. OH Brianna Fisher, Strath Haven Jr. MB/OH Casey Blum, Strath Haven...
All-Delco Volleyball: Balta powered Penncrest into state tourney
In addition to Player of the Year Emily McCann of Archbishop Carroll, the All-Delco team includes: Diana Balta, Penncrest: Balta, a junior outside hitter...
Volleyball Player of the Year: McCann’s love of the game makes her the best
UPPER MERION >> The list of sports Emily McCann has played in her life is rather extensive. She’s played basketball, softball, soccer and competed...
Academy of Notre Dame’s Ali Rae is Main Line Girls Athlete of the Week
Rae, a senior captain, has been Notre Dame’s setter for the entire season in which the Irish run a 5-1.She was Notre Dame’s first...
End of the road for O’Hara, Sacred Heart at states
Cardinal O’Hara volleyball coach Bill Collins knew the Lions faced an uphill battle against defending champ Parkland in the quarterfinal round of the PIAA...
O’Hara, Sacred Heart brace for next text
No one has to tell Cardinal O’Hara girls volleyball coach Bill Collins what his team is up against in the quarterfinal round of the...
Sharp on backline, Notre Dame wins PAISAA title
LOWER MERION >> Notre Dame lost to Germantown Academy twice during the regular season, largely because the Irish could not contain GA’s outside hitters...