Ed Morlock is a sports reporter with a focus on local sports in Pennsylvania, particularly in the Philadelphia area. He has written for various publications including The Times Herald, The Reporter, and The Mercury. Ed covers a range of sports, including basketball and golf, and highlights the achievements and stories of local athletes and teams.
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Ed Morlock's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school basketball in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. His articles predominantly cover event recaps and evolving stories related to high school sports championships.
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By: Ed Morlock
LOWER GWYNEDD — No. 10 Gwynedd Mercy Academy and No. 2 Wissahickon played an even first half in the District 1-2A quarterfinals Thursday afternoon. The Monarchs put two shots on goal and earned three penalty corners while the Trojans put three shots on goal and earned four penalty corners. After 30 minutes of play, neither side had found the back of the cage.
By: Ed Morlock
Senior captains CJ Johnson and Jack McGuckin combined for 432 of the Spartans 445 total yards from scrimmage and scored all seven touchdowns in a 50-49 Suburban One League American Conference win o…
By: Ed Morlock
BOYS SOCCER CLASS-4A Central Bucks South vs. Conestoga : No. 4 Central Bucks South will visit No. 1 Conestoga in the semifinals Tuesday at 4 p.m.
By: Ed Morlock
Previews for local boys soccer, girls soccer, field hockey and girls volleyball District 1 playoff games coming up this week.
By: Ed Morlock
FLOURTOWN — Mount Saint Joseph Academy had 12 penalty corners to Kennett's one and put eight shots on goal to Kennett's four, but with eight minutes remaining in the District 1-2A semifinals the top-seeded Magic had no goals and were trailing the fifth-seeded Blue Demons.
By: Ed Morlock
Mount Saint Joseph Academy had 12 penalty corners to Kennett's one and put eight shots on goal to Kennett's four, but with eight minutes remaining in the District 1-2A semifinals the top-seeded Magic had no goals and were trailing the fifth-seeded Blue Demons. The Mount evened the score on its 13th corner – a goal by Nora Massella – and took the lead on its 14th corner – a deflection by Tess Hankins – to walk off the field with a 2-1 win at Mount Saint Joseph Academy High School.
By: Ed Morlock
WHITEMARSH — Last season, the Spring-Ford girls volleyball team went to the state playoffs for the first time in program history. Thursday night, the Rams secured their second trip.
By: Ed Morlock
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By: Ed Morlock
Jordan Fields has been Upper Dublin's lead running back for a few weeks now and the senior made the most of his opportunity in the first round of the District 1-5A playoffs. Fields carried the ball 25 times for 175 yards and three touchdowns in the sixth-seeded Cardinals 31-21 win over No. 11 Unionville at Upper Dublin High School Friday night.
By: Ed Morlock
The PIAA state playoffs start Tuesday, Nov. 5 for boys soccer, field hockey, girls soccer and girls volleyball. Here's a look at the Reporter/Times Herald/Montgomery Media teams that will be competing.
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