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The 2021 MLB draft picture is coming into focus now, with all the top prospects playing for multiple weeks and plenty of time for pop-up types to be seen multiple times by each team. After this group of the top 100 players plus seven who just missed, things really open up and there's a seemingly endless number of players you could squint at and see sneaking into the fourth round if things break right. Texas high school shortstop Jordan Lawlar and Vanderbilt ace Jack Leiter started to separate themselves as a clear top tier in this group. Beyond them, a pretty consensus second tier has formed,...

Wednesday April 14th, 2021 11:00am (Inside Lacrosse Cover by Matt Cain) The May issue of Inside Lacrosse is on sale now. The issue features previews of the preseason Top 25 boys' high school teams nationally, as well as updates to our 2021 and ’22 Recruiting Rankings. It also celebrates the 50th anniversary of the NCAA Tournament and celebrates each of the 13 players who scored an overtime goal in a men's DI championship game. As we wait for hotbeds like New York, D.C., New Jersey and much of New England to get going, a plethora of intriguing results have taken place in the Mid-Atlantic sin...

Posted April 8, 2021 The local province of Augustinian priests will support Cristo Rey High School Philadelphia by assigning three friars as faculty and staff at the Catholic school in North Philadelphia. The Augustinians join the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales (one on staff) and the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (three sisters on staff) as co-endorsers of the school. As part of the endorsement two Augustinian priests, Father Michael Di Gregorio, prior of St. Thomas of Villanova Province and Father Donald Reilly, Malvern Prep’s head of school, have joined the school’...

Philadelphia Union Academy midfielder scored a wonder goal in a friendly against West Chester United

February 24, 2021 WHITEMARSH >> Malvern Prep knows it can score, but even the Friars were a little taken aback by their third quarter Tuesday. A four-point game with 5:45 left in the quarter quickly turned into a blowout as the Friars caught fire and hit from anywhere and everywhere on Germantown Academy’s floor. Malvern Prep didn’t slow down either, taking some of the luster off a day of celebration for GA to win the season series. The Friars dominant second half led to a 82-64 win over the Patriots Tuesday night. “We just turned up our defensive intensity, the zone was really working ...