Three Lower Merion Teams Have Sights Set On Championships

by Gerry September 30, 2022

Three Lower Merion Teams Have Sights Set On Championships

Lower Merion High School’s Girls Soccer Team, Boys Soccer Team and Girls Volleyball team currently have a combined record of 32-1. The three teams are unbeaten in Central League play, with a combined record of 19-0.

On Thursday (September 29), the Girls Soccer Team won a league match at Radnor, 1-0. They’re ranked fourth in PIAA District 1, Class 4A. Number one ranked and unbeaten Conestoga plays Lower Merion at Lower Merion on Thursday (October 6 at 3:45). Although both teams will almost certainly earn a place in the District Championship Tournament, Thursday’s game will likely determine who wins the Central League Championship.

Lower Merion’s undefeated Boys Soccer Team is ranked number one in PIAA District 1 Class 4A. Conestoga is ranked second at 10-1. Their only loss was a non-league match against Holy Ghost Prep. Like Lower Merion, Conestoga has a perfect record in league play.

Lower Merion topped Radnor 2-0, at Lower Merion on Thursday (September 29). On Saturday (October 1) they travel to Penn Wood for a non league game. Then on Thursday (October 6) they’ll face off against Conestoga, at Conestoga.

The Lower Merion Girls Volleyball Team is undefeated and is ranked third in PIAA District 1 Class 4A. Garnet Valley is ranked just behind Lower Merion. Their only loss this season was in a non-league game against Unionville.

Lower Merion plays Garnet Valley at Garnet Valley, this afternoon.

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