New cast achieves same result for La Salle
PHILADELPHIA >> The result was the same, but the team that accomplished it was much different. La Salle’s boys’ soccer team swarmed into the...
Mittman’s moment sends La Salle to PCL title repeat
PHILADELPHIA >> It was Jacob Mittman’s moment. His impact in the Philadelphia Catholic League playoffs to that point limited by a hip injury, Mittman...
North Penn’s season ends as CR North continues District 1-4A run
TOWAMENCIN >> As North Penn boys soccer coach Paul Duddy left the field for the final time this fall, he stopped to exchange greetings...
Defense all Aces as Lower Merion tops PW in District 1-4A 2nd round
LOWER MERION >> Lower Merion’s boys soccer team has put a lot of pride in its defense this season. After netting an early goal...
Roman Catholic’s defense the difference in PCL semifinal win over Archbishop Wood
BENSALEM >> Roman Catholic had a tough enough time dealing with Archbishop Wood in the regular season. So when the Cahillities found themselves matched...
Werner’s saves lead La Salle past St. Joseph’s Prep, to PCL final
BENSALEM >> Brett Werner lives for this time of the year. The La Salle senior goalkeeper showed why as his season came down to...
Hershey ends Hamburg’s season, 1-0 in OT, in District 3-AAA opener
HERSHEY >> The Hamburg Hawks showed up at Hershey High School Monday evening as decided underdogs for their District 3 3A first-round boys’ soccer...
La Salle keeps focus to top Cardinal O’Hara, advance to PCL semifinals
SPRINGFIELD >> Soccer is as much about physical talent and possession as it is mental fortitude. La Salle knew Cardinal O’Hara was going to...
All as one: North Penn claims SOL Continental title with win over Pennridge
EAST ROCKHILL >> No matter what happened Wednesday night, the North Penn boys soccer team was going to be Suburban One League Continental Conference...
Lansdale Catholic surges in second half, tops Archbishop Carroll in PCL 1st round
LANSDALE >> Steve Esterle had tried to ram the idea into his teammates’ heads during their pregame talk. But old habits seldom fade and...