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Throughout her four-year career with the Rams, opponents could expect two things from point guard Anna Azzara: 100 percent effort and 0 percent emotional ammunition.
Trophies present a tally, but the defining element in sports - and life, for that matter - isn’t how you handle the easy times. It’s the resilience you summon when the times are tough. Reluctantly or not, that will be the outgoing Rams’ trademark.
It was a moment Anna Stein thought would never come, which would explain her vise-like grip on the Pioneer Athletic Conference Championship plaque in the moments immediately following Perkiomen Valley’s second consecutive league title courtesy of a 60-51 victory over Spring-Ford on the Rams’ home floor Thursday night.
Reserve guard Brady O'Donnell made the game-winning assist on a Max Lebisky layup with 1.6 seconds left, breaking a tie and delivering No. 2 seed Phoenixville a thrilling 54-52 victory over reigning champion Spring-Ford for its first league title since 2007.
Spring-Ford had already won its first Pioneer Athletic Conference boys swimming championship with a 10-0 sweep of its league dual meet schedule. But the Rams added some icing to the cake on Friday night by placing first in six of the 11 events at the PAC Championships at Upper Merion High School.