Dennis Weller

WORCESTER — Methacton took advantage of a first-round bye in the District 1-3A field hockey playoffs to prepare for Wednesday night’s second-rounder against visiting Garnet Valley. And a litt…

WORCESTER — Methacton took advantage of a first-round bye in the District 1-3A field hockey playoffs to prepare for Wednesday night's second-rounder against visiting Garnet Valley. And a little bit of rest, along with some focused practice, certainly helped the Warriors as they pressured the Jaguars all over the field while opening up a four-goal lead at halftime.

And even the usual five rounds of penalty kicks did not decide the outcome. But finally, Rams sophomore Lily Hassan gave her team the lead in the seve ...

And they took advantage of playing in front of their home fans on Friday night at Wildcat Stadium as they also won a Distric ...

BUCKTOWN — A major goal for the Owen J. Roberts football team every year has been to host a district playoff game. The Wildcats finally accomplished that this season, earning their first home game …

QUAKERTOWN — For the fourth year in a row, Methacton faced the ultimate field hockey challenge on Saturday afternoon – a state tournament match against Emmaus, which came into the contest as defending champion, winner of three of the last four titles and 15 all-time.

QUAKERTOWN — For the fourth year in a row, Methacton faced the ultimate field hockey challenge on Saturday afternoon – a state tournament match against Emmaus, which came into the contest as defending champion, winner of three of the last four titles and 15 all-time. And as was the case the three previous times, Emmaus ended the Warriors' season, this time by a score of 3-1 in a PIAA Class 3A quarterfinal at Quakertown High School. Lea DeWan gave District 1 fifth-place entrant Methacton (17-6-2) an early lead. But the Hornets (25-1) – District 11 champions for the 36th straight […]

The No. 1 goal for Boyertown senior Aiden Voth heading into the fall ross country season was to make it back to the PIAA Championship meet after missing out as a junior.

Olivia Neild had put together an excellent season in goal for the Spring-Ford girls soccer team as a junior, helping the Rams to a berth in the Pioneer Athletic Conference championship match and th…

Olivia Neild had put together an excellent season in goal for the Spring-Ford girls soccer team as a junior, helping the Rams to a berth in the Pioneer Athletic Conference championship match and the district quarterfinals. But as a senior this year, she went above and beyond that, not only continuing her stellar play as the starting goalkeeper, but also being instrumental in molding a team that had graduated most of its starting lineup into another PAC finalist and top-eight district contender.