News, Features, Articles

May 2012

• PIAA girls� playoff: Quinn goal with 14 seconds left gives Radnor a 15-14 win over Hatboro-Horsham
• PIAA boys� playoff: La Salle routs Great Valley, 16-4, in opening round
• PIAA boys� playoff: Downingtown West coasts past District 3 champ Ephrata, 13-4
• PIAA girls� playoff: Yancey saves Strath Haven victory over Archbishop Carroll with clutch saves in final minute
• PIAA girls� playoff: Conestoga defeats Great Valley again, 13-9, to draw contest with league foe Strath Haven
• PIAA boys� playoff: Conestoga downs Hempfield, 9-4, to advance to quarterfinals
• PIAA boys� playoff: Radnor downs Garnet Valley, 5-4, on OT goal by Donato
• PIAA girls� playoff: Garnet Valley deals Manheim Township first loss of year in state opener, 15-13
• Ide steps down as Hill School boys� coach after 12 years; led Blues to 3 MAPL crowns
• Championship Weekend Attendance Lowest since 2002; Change Could be Coming
• Men's Lacrosse: Loyola Wins Program's First National Championship, 9-3, Over Maryland
• Northwestern Stifles Syracuse, Continues Reign as NCAA Champ
• NCAA Championship: Why Loyola Won
• District 1 girls� championship: Radnor tops Conestoga, 14-7; Harriton edges Garnet Valley for 3rd place
• Pioneers roll to fourth straight district title
• District 1 boys� championship: Conestoga tops Garnet Valley, 12-6, wins fourth straight title
• Girls Lacrosse: Episcopal�s defense key in defending Pa. Independent Schools title
• Inter-Ac Invitational championship: Episcopal Academy stuns Haverford School, 15-11, for first crown
• High School Insider: Episcopal (Pa.) upsets No. 2 Haverford (Pa.), 15-11, in Inter-Ac Title Game
• Cascade Rookie of the Week: replica handbags, Replica Designer Handbags, Louis Vuitton Handbags Outlet: Goran Murray, Maryland Defenseman
• Dougherty, Timchal, Hubbard to be inducted into US Lacrosse Hall of Fame for 2012
• Catholic League boys� championship: Rambo (five goals) leads La Salle past St. Joseph�s Prep, 8-7
• Catholic League girls� championship: Archbishop Carroll wins 12th straight title, tops Cardinal O�Hara, 19-3
• High School Insider: Haverford, Episcopal Advance to Inter-Academic League Invitational Championship
• Snider, Ratliff Lead Bumper Crop of Players from Non-Traditional Areas
• No. 5 Trinity Edges No. 1 Salisbury to Win Division III Crown
• Men's Lacrosse: Notre Dame Beats Defending Champ Virginia For Semifinal Berth
• Terry Mangan Steps Down as Lafayette Head Coach
• CROOKED ARROWS movie premiere: First mainstream lacrosse movie is much more than a lacrosse movie
• Mid-Atlantic Boys' Regional Report (May 9)
• Philly players lead Lynchburg to Old Dominion Conference crown and high seed in NCAA Division III tourney
• Men�s lacrosse: Chester�s PPL Park and Drexel University will host two men�s Division I quarterfinal games
• Former Franklin & Marshall women�s coach Paul speaks out against firing for alleged hazing incident
• Staff Debate: Winners and Losers the Week of May 7
• NCAA men�s lacrosse: Philly players will lead Dickinson in Division III tourney after Devils take Centennial Conference
• NCAA men�s lacrosse: Neighbors Cabrini and Eastern will square off in first round of Division III tourney
• NCAA Men�s Tournament Pairings:
  • Division I NCAA Tournament Selections and Seeds/Pairings
  • Division II 2012 NCAA Tournament Selections and Pairings
  • Men's Division III NCAA Tournament Selections and Seeds/Pairings
  NCAA Women�s Tournament Pairings:
  • Women's Division I NCAA Tournament Selections and Seeds/Pairings
  • Women's Division II NCAA Tournament Selections and Seeds/Pairings
  • Women's Division III NCAA Tournament Selections and Seeds/Pairings
  Dartmouth Upsets No. 9 Penn to Claim the Ivy Championship
• Girls� lacrosse milestone: Haverford High�s Geiger scores nine in loss; reaches 300 for her career
• Women�s lacrosse: Holy Family wins first CACC championship with 15-10 win over Georgian Court
• GIRLS LACROSSE: Delaware County Scoring Leaders
• BOYS LACROSSE: Delaware County Scoring Leaders
• COLLEGE LACROSSE: Eastern keeps believing to stun Widener in OT
• COLLEGE LACROSSE: DiNenna part of Cabrini�s winning formula

• Men�s lacrosse: Eastern rallies for stunning 12-11 overtime win over Widener in MAC championship game
• Women�s lacrosse: Holy Family advances to CACC finals, Philadelphia Univ. is eliminated; Philly girls lead Navy to NCAAs
• No. 1 UMass Defeats Drexel to Capture CAA Championship
• Baum Helps No. 11 Colgate Knock off No. 6 Maryland
• Syracuse Runs Past St. John's to Win Big East, NCAA Berth
• Boys� lacrosse: Conestoga tops La Salle, 5-4, in battle of top-ranked PIAA teams
• Boys� lacrosse: Haverford School clips Malvern Prep, 13-7; one win from undefeated Inter-Ac season
• Men�s lacrosse: Syracuse routs St. John�s to win BIG EAST championship
• BIG EAST men�s title preview: Syracuse, St. John�s meet for championship Saturday at Villanova at noon
• BIG EAST tournament: Philly grads help St. John�s stun No. 2 Notre Dame, 8-7, in semifinals
• BIG EAST tourney: Walters (Haverford School), Syracuse rout Villanova, 15-6, to reach finals vs. St. John�s
• Boys� lacrosse; Downingtown West takes another step toward Ches-Mont title after win over Shanahan
• Philly grads will be key when Scranton men�s, women�s teams play in Landmark semifinals today
• High School Insider: Haverford (Pa.) Beats Conestoga (Pa.) To Top A Big Day In Philadelphia
• Katie Samson boys� lacrosse: Penn Charter uses strong second half to topple Hill School, 11-5
• Katie Samson girls� lacrosse: Villa Maria Academy deals Henderson its first loss; Fay hits 300-goal mark in defeat
• KATIE SAMSON LACROSSE FESTIVAL: Radnor didn�t like its little taste of defeat (With Video)
• Katie Samson girls� lacrosse: Host Radnor enjoys win over Episcopal Academy on home turf
• Katie Samson girls� lacrosse: Garnet Valley suffers first loss of year to Virginia power St. Stephen�s & St. Agnes
• Katie Samson boys� lacrosse: Lawrenceville School rebounds with key win over Malvern Prep, 5-4
• KATIE SAMSON LACROSSE FESTIVAL: Blynn keeps goals coming as Haverford School rolls (With Video)
• Katie Samson boys� lacrosse: Haverford School again wins battle of PA�s top teams with 13-8 victory over Conestoga
• F&M Cancels Season, Former Coach Speaks Out