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SPRINGFIELD — Jack Cunningham was 7-years-old when he found something he didn’t know he was looking for. Cunningham was by any standard an active child. He was diagnosed in utero with bilateral fibular hemimelia and born without the fibula bone in either leg. Just after his first birthday,
Read MoreSPRINGFIELD — Eight minutes had transpired in Tuesday’s District 1 Class 3A first-round playoff game and Springfield girls lacrosse coach Keith Broome couldn’t help but wonder, where are the goals? “Offensively, it was 0-0 for what felt like forever,” he said. “I didn’t think we too
Read MoreRIDLEY — On a rainy, miserable Tuesday night that wouldn’t quit, neither would Ridley. The Green Raiders stepped up with two goals in the final 3 minutes, 47 seconds to rally for a 10-9 triumph over Methacton in the first round of the District 1 Class 3A boys lacrosse playoffs. Junior Aaron H
Read MoreThe Lower Merion High School boys’ tennis team captured its fourth consecutive District 1 3A tournament championship, rallying past a tough Conestoga squad 3-0 in the championship final Tuesday. This marks the first time in more than a decade that a squad has won four straight District 1 3A boy
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By Bill Rudickbrudick55@gmail.com BERWYN>>As the softball season moves into crunch time, Conestoga is firing on all cylinders. Against visiting Garnet Valley Wednesday afternoon at D’Ambrosia Park, the Pioneers (14-2 overall, 13-1 Central League) pushed across seven runs in the first two
Read MoreLOWER MERION — Stitch together the event program of Isabella Tront and you get one wild tapestry. The commonality, as much as the Garnet Valley junior’s superlative athleticism, is her curiosity to try new disciplines. So Wednesday, at the Central League track and field championships, there w
Read MorePRINGFIELD — Zane Malarkey’s three-run bomb in the first inning Wednesday was a sign that Strath Haven wasn’t messing around. They were all about taking care of business. Needing a win to clinch at least a share of the Central League title for the second consecutive year, the Panthers also
Read MoreRIDLEY TWP. — Maddie Gordon knew she didn’t need a home run when she strolled to the plate in the bottom of the seventh inning Monday. The senior center fielder had to keep it simple. “We had no outs, runner on third. I could have hit it anywhere, but I knew I wanted to stay up the middle,
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