Bryan Davis is an Assistant Sports Editor with a focus on local sports coverage in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. With his work appearing in various publications, Bryan has a knack for delivering engaging stories about high school athletics, community events, and the impact of sports on the local community.
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By: Bryan Davis
EAST NORRITON — Strath Haven girls soccer coach Gino Miraglia said something rather prophetic at the end of the District 1 Class 3A championship game.
EAST NORRITON — “We can't wait to meet them again in the state semifinals.” That's what Strath Haven girls soccer coach Gino Miraglia said following the District 1 final against West Chester Rustin, in which the Panthers were shut out.
Two of the most storied programs in Pennsylvania will meet in the PIAA 4A girls soccer championship as Conestoga faces Downingtown West at Eagle View Middle School in Mechanicsburg today at 1 p.m. …
I have to admit that over the past few seasons, I have been more or less a passive college football fan. Back when I worked for the University of Alabama, I didn't miss a game.
When Kimberly Merchant first joined the Mississippi Center for Justice's Indianola office in 2011, there wasn't a lot of elbow room during her first year on the job.
By: Bryan Davis
Three Indianola aldermen who may decide to file personal lawsuits against South Delta Planning & Development District have used their votes to end the city's longstanding relationship with that entity.
Indianola Academy honored military veterans and their families during a moving ceremony on Veterans Day. Copyright 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
Community Bank in Indianola held its annual Veterans Day Breakfast program. Over a dozen local veterans showed for the food, fellowship and the
The City of Indianola's regular board meeting that was to take place last Thursday was canceled due to a lack of a quorum.
By DOUG FEINBERG AP Basketball WriterSTORRS, Conn. — Geno Auriemma soaked in the moment.
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