On Saturday (May 22), Lower Merion High School's boys tennis team became 2021's PIAA 3A tennis champions. They won the title in spectacular fashion, winning all five matches in the final around against Hershey High School. In the two rounds prior to the finals, the Aces swept Franklin Regional in the quarterfinals, 5-0; and then they shutout Harriton … [Read more...] about Lower Merion Aces State Tennis Championship
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Lower Merion Track Girls Vault And Leap To Personal Records
Lower Merion High School's Luna Furer (sophomore) and her teammate, Dori Olson (junior) set personal records today at the Lower Merion Invitational Track Meet, at Arnold Field in Ardmore.Furer cleared 8' 1" in the pole vault and Olson leaped 32' 3" in the triple jump.https://youtu.be/oUumMEbIjwI … [Read more...] about Lower Merion Track Girls Vault And Leap To Personal Records
Lower Merion Hoop Star Commits To F&M
Lower Merion (Pa.) 2021 G Sam Davison has committed to Franklin & Marshall. Davison missed his junior year with a torn ACL, came on really strong during his senior season. #d3hoopshttps://t.co/JmUaY70yO2 — Josh Verlin (@jmverlin) April 8, 2021 … [Read more...] about Lower Merion Hoop Star Commits To F&M
April 1, 1985 – No Joke, Villanova Beats Georgetown, Wins NCAA Title
April 1, 1985 – No Joke, Villanova Beats Georgetown, Wins NCAA TitleIf you're too young to remember this game, that's a shame. Then again, there's a big silver lining for those who are not old enough to recall one of the greatest sporting events in Philadelphia history (for reference think Philly Special). You get to live longer than the rest of us. Still, there's no denying … [Read more...] about April 1, 1985 – No Joke, Villanova Beats Georgetown, Wins NCAA Title
These Hawks Didn’t Fly Straight
These Hawks Didn’t Fly StraightThey shaved points in the Final Four - March 24, 1961. The St. Joe's Hawks have made 21 appearances in the NCAA Basketball Tournament. You would think that at a place like St. Joseph's, a school that identifies so much with the sport of basketball, that they might revere their one team that made it to the … [Read more...] about These Hawks Didn’t Fly Straight