Sports
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Radnor Native Andrew Austin Is Here to Inspire Through Golf
Radnor native Andrew Austin doesn’t like to be told he can’t do something, especially in sports. Born without part of his right arm, you’ll find him competing this week in the fourth annual U.S. Adaptive Open in Rockville, Md., which showcases golfers with disabilities, writes Isabella DiAmore for The Philadelphia Inquirer. It’s his first time…
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The Phillies Welcome Newest Teammate—With Roots in Conshohocken
Conshohocken’s nonprofit Team Foster teamed up with the Phillies to introduce Tugger, a 10-week-old yellow lab and service dog-in-training, writes 6abc Action News. Named in honor of Phillies legend and Marine reservist Tug McGraw, Tugger made his national debut on Good Morning America and appeared at Citizens Bank Park during last Tuesday night’s game against…
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Jason Kelce Tells People Magazine He’s Lost Weight and Squashes Rumors of Returning to Football
The retired NFL star Jason Kelce is losing weight and putting an end to rumors of his return to football in the process, writes Anna Lazarus Caplan for People. He has so far trimmed 20 pounds from his frame and plans on losing more. “They’re not going to call me to come back and play…
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Jason Kelce Reveals Almost All at Sea Isle Team 62 Autism Fundraiser
It should be noted that Jason Kelce’s Team 62 Fundraiser in Sea Isle, New Jersey, raised more than a million dollars for the Philadelphia Eagles Autism Foundation, its largest amount yet. Jason Kelce strip-teasing down to his American flag underwear was just a bonus. It was all for the fans, writes Ryan Giancola for The…
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Penn State Brandywine Reflects on First Year of NCAA Division III Athletics
On May 11, the Penn State Brandywine softball team narrowly defeated the Pennsylvania College of Technology 8-7. It was Brandywine’s first year in the United East Conference, part of NCAA Division III, and it was the team’s first United East championship win and title. Brandywine has been a member of the Penn State University Athletic…
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Phillies’ Hot Pants Patrol Women Built Bonds That Still Thrive Decades Later
Women of the Phillies’ Hot Pants Patrol, who spent about a decade working for the local MLB team as an “elite corps” of usherettes, built bonds that still thrive to this day, writes Alex Coffey for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Hot Pants Patrol debuted in 1971 as a marketing gimmick conceived by Bill Giles, the Phillies’…
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Gov. Shapiro Talks Willingness to Work with Eagles Over Stadium, Bringing NASCAR to Philly
Without going into specifics about any potential state funding for new sports arenas in Pennsylvania, Gov. Josh Shapiro said that he will continue discussions with Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and the Rooney family in Pittsburgh over what support they may need regarding their stadiums, writes Dan Gelston for the Associated Press. The Eagles do not…
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Viral Jason Kelce ‘Nude’ Tattoo From a Lost Bet Triggers Responses
A nearly naked Jason Kelce tattoo, wearing an Eagles codpiece, has generated some laughs and some comments from Kelce and his family on an episode of New Heights after the post went viral on social media, writes Ariel Simpson for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Haverford resident, former Philadelphia Eagles center, and future Hall of Famer,…
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Kelce, Sea Isle City Partnership with Mike’s Seafood Goes Beyond Food
Jason and Kylie Kelce are regulars at Mike’s Seafood in Sea Isle City. So much so that one of their menu items, a Jason Kelce favorite, has been renamed Kelce’s Buffalo Shrimp, an honor that Kylie Kelce jokingly refuses to acknowledge when she places her order there, writes Matt Breen for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Mike…
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A WilmU NCAA Milestone: Donte Dockery Jumps Into the History Books
The pressure was on in Pueblo, Colo., as Wilmington University (WilmU) triple jumper Donte Dockery prepared for his last jump of the season. He’d made the finals at the 2025 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships but stood in ninth place after two jumps — with one chance left. “My whole point and purpose was…
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Haverford High Runner Oliva Cieslak Keeps Moving on, and Up
Olivia Cieslak is moving on from her Haverford High School graduation as Pennsylvania’s top middle-distance runner. This weekend, she’s competing in her final New Balance Nationals, then she’s off to join Poland’s junior national team, before starting at Stanford University in the fall, writes Isabella DiAmore for The Philadelphia Inquirer. First, she’s competing in the…
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Bryn Mawr’s John Middleton, Phillies Owner, Shares His Other Great Passion
Bryn Mawr resident John Middleton is known as the Phillies owner with World Series-sized ambitions, but he and his wife have another passion, writes Peter Dobrin for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Middletons have quietly spent decades assembling one of the finest private collections of American art in existence. The long-guarded trove is finally stepping into…
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Springfield Lacrossse, Boys and Girls, Win 3A State Championships
Springfield boys’ and girls’ lacrosse made school history and witnessed a dream come true when both teams took PIAA state crowns Saturday. They competed in the PIAA Class 3A championship on Saturday at Penn State, writes Sidney Snider for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The girls played against Bishop Shanahan, and the boys faced Radnor. For the…
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Germantown Academy Quarterback Xavier Stearn Pursues Inter-Academic League Record Before Rutgers
Xavier Stearn, a rising senior quarterback at Germantown Academy, aims to break the Inter-Academic League’s career passing yardage record before heading to Rutgers, writes Owen Hewitt for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The 138-year-old league’s record of 6,172 yards was set in 2017 by Penn Charter’s Michael Hnatkowsky. Stearn has thrown for 4,516 yards during his two…
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Interboro High Grad Josh Breen, Fighting Cancer, Honored With Phillies First Pitch
An Interboro High School graduate who is battling cancer was honored Tuesday night at the Phillies game against the Chicago Cubs, writes Stephanie Stahl for CBS News Philadelphia. The Fox Chase Cancer Center and the Phillies joined forces for Strike Out Cancer Night, giving the ceremonial first pitch to Josh Breen. “As a lifelong Phillies…
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Meet the Man Who Helped the Eagles Master the Tush Push
The Philadelphia Eagles’ now-famous “tush push” owes some of its dominance to a name you might not know: Richie Gray. Hired in 2023 as a team advisor, the former rugby union player brought deep expertise in body movement, leverage, and contact dynamics. Initially tapped to help the defense counter the controversial play, Gray ended up…
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Malvern’s Saquon Barkley Makes History as Cover Star of Video Game ‘Madden NFL 26’
Malvern resident and Eagles football player Saquon Barkley is adding another accomplishment to his ever-growing list, writes James Russell for Onward State. This time, the accomplishment comes from the popular video game Madden NFL 26, which Barkley has landed himself on the cover of. Barkley joins the ranks of 23 other athletes to be featured…
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2 Players With the Philadelphia Eagles Named Tops in the NFL
ProFootball Focus has revealed its top NFL players for the past 25 years, and a former and current Philadelphia Eagle is included, writes Glenn Erby for Eagleswire. Jason Kelce of Haverford earned honorable mentions and Lane Johnson made first team on the PFF list. Johnson is coming off his 12th NFL season, and his second…
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