PAC swimmers fare well at unordinary District 1 Girls Championships
While there were no fans in attendance at Friday’s District 1 Class 3A Girls Swimming Championships, Phoenixville’s swimmers made sure they were reminded there...
Under quarantine, Boyertown’s McKee unable to wrap terrific career at District 1 championships
There was a time early in her swimming career when Gabby McKee would have preferred to stay away from the pool. “I kind of...
Champion Conestoga paces Chesco teams at District 1 girls swim championships
Conestoga captured the PIAA District 1 3A girls swimming championship title Friday at the Graham Aquatic Center in the York YMCA with a dramatic...
District 1 Swimming Championships: How to Watch Live
The District 1 Swimming and Diving Championships are being held this week at the York YMCA, instead of their usual location at La Salle...
Swimming: Conaway leads Upper Darby past Bonner-Prendergast
Payton Conaway showed off her speed by winning the 50 and 100 freestyle events and taking part in two winning relays as Upper Darby...
District 1 Swimming: Springfield’s Jake Kennedy well prepared for a freshman
Jake Kennedy’s first Central League championships didn’t bring the usual fanfare. Even if it had, the Springfield freshman likely would’ve been unmoved. A veteran...
DLN GIRLS SWIMMING NOTEBOOK: Chesco girls should make impact at Districts
The PIAA District 1 girls’ swimming championships, to be held at the Graham Aquatic Center in the York YMCA at York Friday Feb. 26, will...
Pope John Paul II’s first four-year senior swimmers finishing strong
Josh Murtaugh has been there from the start of the Pope John Paul II swimming program. The fact that he will swim at his...
Lower Merion’s Amari Brown-Swint is Main Line Girls Athlete of the Week
The senior diver and Aces captain, a four-time PIAA District 1 and PIAA Class 3A state meet qualifier, set the Lower Merion pool record...
Central League championships not normal, but Radnor’s Cullen, Haven’s Yancey will take it
NETHER PROVIDENCE — It’s been about a year (49 weeks, but who’s counting?) since the COVID-19 pandemic brought high school sports to a halt...