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February 23, 2021 Westtown coach Seth Berger, center, holds the 2020 Pa. Independent Schools Athletic Association state championship trophy alongside his sons T.J. (left) and Quin (right). [Photo courtesy Seth Berger] MALVERN >> They may be the most basketball-centric family in all of Chester County. The Bergers live in Malvern. Seth has been the boys’ hoops coach at Westtown School for 14 years and has built the program into a powerhouse that is annually loaded with major college prospects. One son, T.J., is a freshman playing for Patrick Ewing at Georgetown. His...

A senior at Villa Maria, Micaela Shackleford is the school’s Mission and Ministry Service Leadership Team President and its Student Integrity Committee Co-President. She also is a member of Villa

Nate Smallwood | Tribune-Review Greater Latrobe’s Vincent Kilkeary (top) wrestles Waynesburg’s Joseph Simon (bottom) in the 113-pound final of the Powerade Wrestling Tournament on Jan. 30, 2021. Nate Smallwood | Tribune-Review Malvern Prep’s Cole Derry (left) wrestles Hempfield’s Isaiah Vance (right) in the 285-pound final at the Powerade Wrestling Tournament on Jan. 30, 2021. Nate Smallwood | Tribune-Review Malvern Prep’s Cole Derry (right) wrestles Hempfield’s Isaiah Vance (left) in the 285-pound final of the Powerade Wrestling Tournament on Jan. 30, 2021. Nate Smallwood | Tr...

January 22, 2021 The Malvern Prep swimming team is preparing to dive into the pool for the winter 2021 season, led by All-American junior diver Nick Harris, who was the Inter-Ac, National Catholic and Easterns 1-meter diving champion in 2020. Harris won by a comfortable margin at Easterns, compiling 567.25 points, comfortably ahead of second-place finisher Rowland Lawver of Hun School (442.45). His favorite memory of the 2019-20 Malvern Prep swimming season was at National Catholics. Malvern, PA. Jan.13. : Malvern Prep’s Nick Harris performs a back somersault with a tuck Wednesday during pr...

Individually, though, stars have developed, and senior Nate Lucier is the latest. Coming off a sixth-place finish at the Class 3A PIAA tournament, Lucier has had to wait an extra month to begin his quest to climb all the way to the top of the podium.  The COVID-19 pandemic has delayed the start, and threatened the feasibility of actually finishing the wrestling season, but the social distancing, restrictions and isolation hardly phase Lucier, who’s made a career out of finding ways to improve without marquee help in the practice room. “Wrestling is a unique sport, where, if you set your ...