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BRYN ATHYN, Pa The women’s volleyball team did what it needed too today, defeating Valley Forge at home 3-0. Set Scores Bryn Athyn defeated Valley Forge 25-15, 25-16, 25-12. Bryn Athyn 3, Valley Forge 0 Riley Breen led the Lions with 11 kills and 5 digs. Paige Lipp finished with 16 assists. Sabrina Brock added 8 kills and 8 digs. Notes Sabrina Brock captured her 500th career kill The Lions have won their last 6 sets. Up Next Women’s Volleyball hosts Cairn University on Wednesday, October 23rd at 7pm at Asplundh Field House Oct. 23 (Wed) / 7:00 PM Cairn…

Our crews have covered 131 teams across the Delaware Valley; we've seen everything from long touchdowns to pick-sixes and special teams blunders. Week 7's Game of the Week took us to the outskirts of Philadelphia for a primetime matchup between the Bristol High School Warriors and the Jenkintown Drakes.The Bristol Warriors delivered a commanding performance against the Jenkintown Drakes, controlling the game on both sides of the ball. By halftime, Jenkintown found themselves trailing 35-6, unable to keep pace with Bristol.Starting the third quarter, the Drakes leaned heavily on their running game after finding little success through the air. Jenkintown quarterback Jon...

WAYNE, N.J. – The Ursinus football team used a big third quarter to pull away for a dominant 49-7 win over William Paterson in Centennial-New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) action on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Bears improved to 6-0 overall for the first time since...

GLENSIDE, Pennsylvania ------ Coming into Saturday afternoon's non-conference match, the Brooklyn College women's volleyball team looked to extend their win streak of five games as they travelled to face an evenly matched Arcadia University Knights. Unfortunately, things did not go as planned, as the Bulldogs would lose the battles in three sets [19-25, 18-25, 17-25] through a valiant effort.

Villanova's men's cross country team dominated the Princeton Fall Classic, securing first place among 22 teams. The Wildcats scored 70 points, outperforming nearby rivals Georgetown (87), Princeton (92), and North Carolina (106), all of whom are nationally ranked. Key runners included Liam Murphy, who placed second overall, and teammates Marco Langon and Bailey Habler, who finished fourth and ninth, respectively. This event marks a strong finish ahead of the upcoming BIG EAST Championships, where they will continue their postseason push.

From the opening Kick, to the time the clock hit zeroes. Nothing was ever in question as Bishop Mcdevitt extended their winning streak to 8 games. McD asserted their will on drive number one. The Crusaders would drive down on the games first series taking nearly six minutes off the clock before Maurice Barnes made one cut and ran past the rest of the Panther defense on 2&24 putting the Crusaders ahead 7-0 (6:37 1st). The. Crusaders forced an interception, and scored one more time as the 1st quarter was coming to a close, as Stone Saunders connected with a wide open Liam Fuller up the seam for an 11 yard score making the score 13-0 . (Pat Blocked :37). Maurice Barnes picked off Demaj Jalloh on the ensuing possession,setting the Crusaders up deep in Panther Territory , setting up Stone Saunders to take it in himself from 8 yards out. Extending the McD lead to 20-0 with 9:53 hremaining in the second. The Panthers weren’t ready to say nigh just yet, as Avery Romain had a 57 yard pick six, cracking the goose egg on their side of the scoreboard.(PAT good 6:43 2nd) The 3rd quarter would be more less an extension of the 2nd, as the 3rd Mcdevitt takeaway. This a Tyler Rhinehart Interception, set up Nazir Jones-Davis’s 2nd Score, making . it 27-7 with 4:34 in the third(PAT good). Demaj Jalloh and the panthers, managed to notch their first Offensive TD of the game a series later, with Senior QB Demaj Jalloh found Santana Young for a 19 yard score (34-14) 53 seconds remaining in the third. Mcdevitt opened up the 4th quarter with a bang , as Jerome Larue scampered 46 yards In what was seemingly a blink of an eye making it 41-14 Crusaders.(11:32 4th). Following a McD punt a drive later, CD east came down and put the ball in the endzone one more time. As Alontae Caceras got in from 5 yards out. (7:32 4th 41-21 ). That score would stand , as the Crusaders emerged by twenty. 41-21.

DREXEL HILL, PA - It was the regular season’s game of the year, and a championship preview so to speak. All while lining up as the final game of the Philadelphia Catholic League’s (PCL) regular season between the Catholic League’s two undefeated juggernauts: Archbishop Carroll and Bonner-Prendergast.

The Bryn Mawr soccer team only competed in one match this week, holding Johns Hopkins University to a score of 0-3. Despite the team having three goals scored against them, first-year goalie Maeve Slemko recorded a season high of nineteen saves. Score-wise, this is one of the best games the Owls have had in recent history against Johns Hopkins, who are currently ranked No. 9 nationally.

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VILLANOVA, Pa. - Villanova Women's Swimming and Diving opened the 2024-25 season with a 172-128 victory over UConn at the Villanova Swim Complex. The Wildcats ended the day with 26 top three finishes. The Wildcats started the day placing first in the 200 medley relay with freshman Alana Leen, junior...

Hoboken, N.J. – The Stevens Institute of Technology women's soccer team put on a record-setting offensive performance on Senior Day Saturday, downing Delaware Valley University by a score of 9-0. The nine goals set a record for most in a match since the team moved to the MAC Freedom...

HAVERFORD, Pa. — The Shoremen rallied with a pair of first-half goals in the span of eight and a half minutes for a 2-1 victory here Sunday, their fourth win in as many matches. Kent County High School graduate Mayowa Taiwo, a senior captain from Chestertown, netted what held...

Morristown, NJ- The Saint Elizabeth University Women's Soccer team fell at home on Wednesday, October 16th to Bryn Athyn, in what was the Eagles final home game of the 2024 regular season. With the win, the Lions improve to 6-6-1 overall on the season, while now moving to 3-2-1 in...

WHITEHALL, Pa - Emmaus captured its tenth straight EPC title on Thursday night with a 4-1 win over Easton. The Green Hornets jumped out to an early lead and never looked back. Five minutes into the first quarter Gracie Huffer would poke home the opening goal off the initial Morgan Orobono shot. After a Autumn Kernechel penalty shot doubled-up the lead, the Red Rovers would cut it in half.

Morristown, NJ- The Saint Elizabeth University Men's Soccer team defeated Bryn Athyn on Wednesday, October 16th, by a final of 4-0. With this win, the Eagles improve their record to 8-5-0 on the season, and 5-1-0 in conference play. With this win the Eagles have also secured their spot in the United East Championship tournament, which is set to start on October 30th. Following the loss, Bryn Athyn falls to 2-9-1 overall, and 1-5-0 in conference play.

CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. – La Salle field hockey earned a 6-0 win over the Mercyhurst Lakers Friday afternoon to get to 8-7 overall this season. La Salle will be back in action on Sunday when the Davidson Wildcats come to Pennsylvania for an A-10 bout. Follow @lasallefh on Instagram and...

Aston, Pa. - (10/19/2024) - Gwynedd Mercy University (2-14-1, 0-3 AEC) traveled to Neumann University (7-5-4, 4-0 AEC) as the Griffins looked to reign on the defending Atlantic East Conference (AEC) champions as the Knights rode into the game on a five-game conference win streak. Just 6:29 into the first half, Neumann struck first with a goal and would not look back as the Knights defeated the Red and Gold 7-0. Gwynedd Mercy only recorded one shot in the contest as sophomore defenseman Cole Costello (Richboro, Pa.) registered the loan shot at 88:17.

ALLENTOWN, Pa - J. Birney Crum the backdrop for the EPC boy's soccer semifinals on Thursday night. Emmaus and Parkland setting up the title match. The Green Hornets getting some revenge from an earlier loss this season to Freedom. On Thursday night the Hornets prevailing 1-0 over the Patriots. A...

ORONO, Maine—Fresh off a bye week which fell at the exact midpoint of the season, No. 5 Villanova (5-1, 2-0 CAA Football) returns to action on Saturday afternoon when it travels to Maine (3-3, 1-2 CAA) for a 1 p.m. kickoff at Alfond Stadium in Orono. Recent history is on the side of the Wildcats, who have won 18 of their last 24 games coming off a bye. Saturday's game will air live on FloFootball, while the radio broadcast on the Villanova Sports Radio Network with Ryan Fannon and Steve Pinone can most easily be accessed with the iHeart radio mobile app.

Hoboken, N.J. – The No. 25 Stevens Institute of Technology field hockey team blanked Delaware Valley University 8-0 in Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom play on Saturday morning. Gabi Moroney scored twice for Stevens (10-4, 3-0 MAC Freedom) as Alyssa Rudd made nine saves for Delaware Valley(6-10, 1-2 MAC Freedom).