Butler volleyball rallies to defeat P-R
BUTLER TWP — Taking down Pine-Richland’s boys volleyball team means withstanding the play of outside hitters Doolin Stober and Luke Jancy, a task that proved to be a tall one for Butler Tuesday night....
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BUTLER TWP — Taking down Pine-Richland’s boys volleyball team means withstanding the play of outside hitters Doolin Stober and Luke Jancy, a task that proved to be a tall one for Butler Tuesday night....
By Neil Geoghegan ngeoghegan@21st-centurymedia.com @NeilMGeoghegan on Twitter COLLEGEVILLE >> Nothing seems to fluster the Conestoga boys’ soccer squad. Still unbeaten, the reigning District 1 champs faced a postseason rematch in the quarterfinal round of the PIAA 4A Tournament against a respected foe: Downingtown East. And the clash, held at Perkiomen Valley High School, took place […]
By Neil Geoghegan ngeoghegan@21st-centurymedia.com @NeilMGeoghegan on Twitter ROYERSFORD >> Every fall, there are three legs to the Conestoga boys’ soccer squad’s championship table. The first – a Central League title – was accomplished during the regular season. And ’Stoga captured No. 2 on Saturday with a 3-1 triumph over Abington in the District 1 4A […]
By Neil Geoghegan ngeoghegan@21st-centurymedia.com @NeilMGeoghegan on Twitter ROYERSFORD >> Every fall, there are three legs to the Conestoga boys’ soccer squad’s championship table. The first – a Central League title – was accomplished during the regular season. And ’Stoga captured No. 2 on Saturday with a 3-1 triumph over Abington in the District 1 4A Final held at Spring-Ford’s Coach McNelly Stadium. The third, of course, is a state crown, and when the PIAA State Tournament starts next Tuesday, the Pioneers’ are one of the prime teams to beat. Interestingly, the second l...
By Neil Geoghegan ngeoghegan@21st-centurymedia.com @NeilMGeoghegan on Twitter ROYERSFORD >> Every fall, there are three legs to the Conestoga boys’ soccer squad’s championship table. The first – a Central League title – was accomplished during the regular season. And ’Stoga captured No. 2 on Saturday with a 3-1 triumph over Abington in the District 1 4A Final held at Spring-Ford’s Coach McNelly Stadium. The third, of course, is a state crown, and when the PIAA State Tournament starts next Tuesday, the Pioneers’ are one of the prime teams to beat. Interestingly, the second l...