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MECHANICSBURG — Audrey Anderson couldn’t resist. As her players were milling about taking photos with the PIAA 4A trophy or their gold medals and mingling with family, friends and  supporters, the Pennridge girls’ soccer coach had to know what had happened. It was in jest, the coach chiding the Rams for having finally given up […]

MECHANICSBURG — A year ago, Pennridge made a promise. Devastated at losing the PIAA 4A title match, the Rams players drew a proverbial line in the sand that they’d not only be back at Cumberland Valley’s Eagle View Middle School to play for a state title, they’d win. It was a lofty goal, but if […]

EAST ROCKHILL – Caitlyn Peace wanted her part of the action. The Pennridge junior, a high-energy part of the Rams’ rotation of subs off the bench, had missed about a month due to injury but she was ready to get back at it Tuesday night. With her teammates in sync and bombarding Mechanicsburg’s goal with […]

EAST ROCKHILL – Caitlyn Peace wanted her part of the action. The Pennridge junior, a high-energy part of the Rams’ rotation of subs off the bench, had missed about a month due to injury but she was ready to get back at it Tuesday night. With her teammates in sync and bombarding Mechanicsburg’s goal with shot after shot, Peace was more than ready to do her part in keeping that all up. Peace merely extrapolated what Pennridge had going on, scoring a goal on her return as the District 1 champ...

EAST ROCKHILL – It was a good night for Pennridge players having a first or last name that started with G. Gabby Hermann, Liv Grenda and Gabriella Howley – who just goes by “G” – provided all the offense the second-seeded Rams would need plus more as they set their eyes on playing for a District 1 championship. Downingtown East, the district’s third seed, had a plan but once the G’s got going with goals, there was no catching up Grenda, Howely and Hermann each scored twice ...

EAST ROCKHILL – Audrey Anderson got the not-so-subtle hint. After Tuesday’s win at Pennsbury, a comment from her husband Rob let Anderson know she was on the verge of a milestone. Her players knew about it too, wanting to make sure they delivered that large round number into Anderson’s career win column sooner rather than later. Thanks to a hat trick from Tori Angelo, the Rams did just that and delivered Anderson her 200th career victory with a 5-1 result over Neshaminy on Thursday night.