Posted on 30 April 2015 by ldevlin.
NETHER PROVIDENCE — Garrett McGurl made one big mistake Wednesday afternoon. It wasn’t on the mound for Corey Ziring’s fourth-inning home run which tied matters between Radnor and Strath Haven. It was actually how McGurl broke the tie.
“It was a curveball, and it was outside,’ said McGurl of his fifth-inning fielder’s choice that scored pinch-runner Pat Scheri and gave Radnor a 3-2 win. “My coach said, ‘˜swing at everything inside.’ So I kind of messed up, but I was lucky.’
The rest of McGurl’s day didn’t depend on fortune. He made his own luck in seven stellar innings, scattering nine hits (the Ziring dinger plus eight singles) and walking none to earn Radnor’s fourth win in five games.
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Posted on 29 April 2015 by ldevlin.
Radnor High School senior Skylar Kallick, one of three captains of the Radnor Girls Crew Club, recently signed her National Letter of Intent with the University of Michigan.
Kallick, a National Honor Society member who will be a coxswain for the University of Michigan women’s rowing team this fall, recently won the Main Line Slide ERG competition in the coxswain category. She also just coxed the V4+ to a gold medal at the Cooper Cup April 26, Last fall, her Radnor boat went to the Head of the Charles and did well enough to earn a bid for next year.
Radnor High School senior Skylar Kallick, one of three captains of the Radnor Girls Crew Club, recently signed her National Letter of Intent with the University of Michigan.
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Posted on 29 April 2015 by ldevlin.
RADNOR — For most of the second half Tuesday night, Jack Wilson and the Radnor attack were confined to being spectators, watching from the midline as Penncrest fired shot after shot in the general vicinity of Alex Andersen’s cage.
So when Radnor’s chance arrived in overtime, Wilson thought it best to make quick work.
After withstanding another extended spell of Penncrest possession to start the extra session, Wilson took the ball on the restart after a Penncrest penalty and fired a shot that was deflected on the way over the shoulder of goalie Steve Nolan to seal a 7-6 Central League win for Radnor.
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Posted on 13 April 2015 by ldevlin.
The junior attack is leading the Radnor girls’ lacrosse team (5-1 as of April 13) with 12 goals and seven assists. She played a key role in the Red Raiders defeating three nationally-ranked teams – Garnet Valley, Suffern (N.Y.) and Milton (Ga.) in one week. She also plays lacrosse for STEPS Philadelphia.
Main Line Media News: You played a big role in Radnor defeating three nationally-ranked teams in one week – what is your most vivid memory of that week?
Emily Games: All of our games were really close, which made each one very exciting. In our game against Suffern we had to go into two 3-minute overtimes. We really worked as a team to keep our focus and composure any time we had the ball. Our defense was tight, working equally hard to win the ball back and cause turnovers. My teammates were determined to bring their best to these games.
Emily Games top picks
Book: To Kill a Mockingbird.
Author: Harper Lee.
TV show: One Tree Hill.
Movie: Life as a House.
Pre-game pump-up song: “Any All-American Reject song.’
Athlete: Thomas Müller, midfielder for Bayern Munich and the German national soccer team.
Person I most admire: “I admire my Mom the most. She is always very supportive of anything I do. She has always told me that anything is possible with dedication, perseverance and commitment.’
Team: German men’s national soccer team.
Place to visit: Hyannis Port, Mass.
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Posted on 06 April 2015 by ldevlin.
WHITEMARSH — They’ve been friends longer than they’ve been running mates and Radnor’s Connor Holm and Andre Kelly have been teammates since they first began playing sports.
Soccer, baseball, basketball, lacrosse, track, cross country, you name it and Holm and Kelly have been teammates every step of the way.
“We met when we were 3 or 4,’ Kelly said.
If things work out, they could be college teammates, too. Holm and Kelly both list Penn State among their final choices. Holm is also looking at Connecticut, Syracuse and Illinois, while Michigan and Michgan State are on Kelly’s final list. Of course, if they do go their separate ways and both wind up in the Big Ten, they would be adversaries for the first time.
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