Sports
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Collegeville’s Lucy Olsen Faces Mentor Maddy Siegrist in WNBA Matchup
For Collegeville native Lucy Olsen, the WNBA was once a childhood dream, writes Maria McIlwain for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Olsen starred at Villanova, becoming Division I’s third-leading scorer, before transferring to Iowa. Then the 5-foot-10 guard was drafted 23rd overall by the Washington Mystics in April. Four months later, Olsen shared the court with her…
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Hatfield’s Josh Jones is a Star in Louisville
Hatfield native Josh Jones has found a second home in Louisville, writes Andrew Robinson for The Reporter. After a standout career at the University of Louisville, the 6-foot-5 defender signed with Louisville City FC in the USL Championship, the league’s top team since joining in 2015. Jones worked his way into the starting lineup midseason.…
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Jason Kelce a Hall of Fame Shoo-in? Others Deserve It More, He Says
Haverford resident and retired Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce is often mentioned as a likely Hall of Famer, but if you ask him, the money is on Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson as the player who belongs in the Hall of Fame first. Kelce spoke about the issue on the “Exciting Mics” podcast, joined by…
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Downingtown West Alum, Football Star Will Howard Injured in NFL Training Camp
Downingtown West alum and current NFL player Will Howard faces an uncertain return to the Pittsburgh Steelers after a hand injury, writes Matthew Schmidt for On SI. A West Chester native, Howard suffered a hand injury during the Steelers’ training camp. He left practice early this past Tuesday, and the departure was later revealed to…
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Philadelphia Eagles Mascots Noah and Reggie Represent at Elmwood Park Zoo
Norristown’s Elmwood Park Zoo is home to two of the most important members of the Philadelphia Eagles franchise, writes Dave Zangaro for NBC Sports Philadelphia. Noah and Reggie, the zoo’s resident bald eagles, have become fan favorites at training camp and home games, inspiring crowds while promoting wildlife conservation. On a rare break before the…
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Eagles Running Back Saquon Barkley Declines Trump Invitation to Join National Sports Council
Malvern’s Saquon Barkley has turned down President Donald Trump’s invitation to join the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition, writes Olivia Reiner for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The All-Pro Eagles running back said the White House reached out to his management team several months ago about the opportunity, but added he is not “too familiar”…
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Souderton Alum Will McCausland Makes Resilient Journey to the MLB
Souderton Area High School graduate Will McCausland received life-changing news on July 14 when he was drafted to the Cleveland Guardians, writes Ethan Kopelman for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The right-handed pitcher now looks to follow in the footsteps of fellow Souderton alum, Jamie Moyer, who pitched until he was 49. McCausland’s was marked by perseverance.…
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Plymouth Meeting’s 1912 Club Hosts Event with Philly Sports Royalty
The 1912 Club in Plymouth Meeting played host this week to the Jefferson Health APGA Classic, writes Tyler DelPercio for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The event brings together rising golf talent and Philadelphia sports legends for a three-day celebration of opportunity and inclusion. Now in its second year, the Advocates Professional Golf Association event kicked off…
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Upper Merion’s Hisham Mohammed and Flyers PowerPlay Host National Tournament
For Hisham Mohammed of Upper Merion, wheelchair hockey changed everything, writes Sidney Snider for the Philadelphia Inquirer. After a bomb left him paralyzed at age 8 during the Iraq War, Mohammed feared he’d never play sports again. But after moving to the U.S., he discovered the Flyers PowerPlay team and found purpose, friendship, and competition.…
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Zack Steffen Gives Advice to Norristown’s Cavan Sullivan: Be Patient at Man City
Zack Steffen had advice for Norristown’s Cavan Sullivan on his new stint with Manchester City, writes Jonathan Tannenwald for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Downingtown native Steffen came home as his Colorado Rapids took on the Philadelphia Union last Saturday. At the same time, Sullivan was in England, playing for Manchester City’s U-21 team. The 15-year-old midfielder…
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Eagles Survey Fans on Potential Linc Renovations or Possible New Stadium
Some Eagles season-ticket holders have received emails linking to two extensive surveys about possible renovations to the Lincoln Financial Field or the construction of a new stadium, writes Gabriela Carroll for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Over the last year, team owner Jeffrey Lurie and the Birds have repeatedly hinted at possible renovations to the Linc, which…
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Cavan Sullivan Wows in England as Move to Man City Inches Closer
At just 15 years old, Norristown native Cavan Sullivan is already proving he belongs on the global stage, writes Ben Steiner for Sports Illustrated. The young phenom is under contract with the Philadelphia Union, but recently joined Manchester City’s U-21 squad for summer training. There, he wasted no time making headlines. In his first match…
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St. Joseph’s Luke Gabrysh Ready for Next Chapter with the Phillies
St. Joseph’s University’s Luke Gabrysh will continue his baseball career with the Philadelphia Phillies after being drafted in the 15th round by his childhood ballclub, writes Ben Silver for the Main Line Today. Gabrysh has been in love with the game since youth, when he was always one of the best players. “I’ve always loved…
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10 Months to Go and Aronimink PGA Championship Tickers Are Sold Out
The PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square isn’t happening until May 2026, but daily ground tickets are already sold out, writes Ariel Simpson for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The May 14-17 event is definitely a hot ticket, with 50 percent of ticket sales going to locals in Newtown Square, Media, Ardmore, and West…
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Norristown’s Cavan Sullivan Gets Early Manchester City Call-Up
Cavan Sullivan, Philadelphia Union’s 15-year-old soccer phenom, is taking the next big step, writes Kerith Gabriel for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Norristown native previously signed with Manchester City in a record-breaking deal with the Union. Now, he is headed to England this week for a two-week training session with the Premier League powerhouse’s under-23 squad.…
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A Fateful Meeting Sends La Salle College High School Athlete to Notre Dame
A year and a half ago, La Salle College High School’s Grayson McKeogh thought his future was in the NBA, writes Joseph Santoliquito for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Now, he’s headed to Notre Dame to play left tackle for one of the most storied programs in college football. The 6ft 8in senior from Pennsburg had a…
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Ambler Man Wins Nick Castellanos Look-Alike Competition with Help from His Family
Ambler’s Michael Penna found himself center stage at Fringe Bar in Philadelphia during a Nick Castellanos look-alike contest, writes Ariel Simpson for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Wearing eye black and a Phillies jersey, Penna joined dozens of fellow dopplegangers at the event, which took place last Friday. Penna won over the crowd, especially with a wink…
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Philadelphia Union Sportsplex Is Part of Chester Vision
The $100 million WSFS Bank Sportsplex Philadelphia Union was unveiled July 17 and is expected to bring 500,000 visitors annually to Chester’s Delaware River waterfront, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. It is slated to open in mid-August. The 170,000 square-foot sports and recreation complex sits next to Subaru Park. It includes an…
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