Radnor High School | Archive | December, 2021

The Team Winter Girls Varsity Basketball will play their next game against Penncrest on 12/15/2021 at 2:30:00 PM Click HERE for event info.

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The Team Winter Boys Varsity Basketball will play their next game against Penncrest on 12/15/2021 at 5:30:00 PM Click HERE for event info.

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The Team Winter Girls Varsity Basketball will play their next game against Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School on 12/14/2021 at 7:00:00 PM Click HERE for event info.

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The Team Winter Boys Varsity Basketball will play their next game against Martin Luther King on 12/14/2021 at 7:00:00 PM Click HERE for event info.

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RADNOR — Jane Daiutolo didn’t let herself dream about Radnor’s full playoff potential until the Raptors had gotten revenge on Villa Maria and officially qualified for states. Her sister, Emily, reached an epiphany considerably earlier.

The first 40 minutes of soccer in the 2021 season wasn’t going Radnor’s way, and a second-half concession had Radnor down 2-0 to Agnes Irwin in the Sept 3 season opener. Thirty minutes later, thanks to the Daiutolo twins in midfield and a Kate Boujoukos winner with 11 seconds left, the Raptors had escaped with a 3-2 win.

The result in an early nonleague exercise wouldn’t demonstrably alter the direction of the season. But how Radnor got there, Emily surmised that afternoon, just might.

“I feel like that mentality carried through with us the rest of the season,” Emily said last week. “If we were willing to work that hard for (that game) and never give up, we would carry it through the rest of the season, and I feel like that was apparent in a lot of our games.”

Consider that just another example of Emily’s exquisite vision on the soccer field.

From that opening win, Radnor would go on a run to a state final. It weathered the peaks and valleys of a Central League that produced a pair of state finalists (Conestoga was the 4A runner-up) to win the District 1 Class 3A title and reach the program’s first PIAA final in 21 years.

Both Daiutolo sisters were in the middle of that effort, literally and figuratively. Jane was the top supplier with 13 assists from her attacking midfield position, her set-piece threat bailing the Raptors out of many a tight scrape. She also scored six goals. Emily was the team’s leading scorer with 10 goals. As the central midfield fulcrum, her two-way play powered everything Radnor did, from her cerebral defensive presence to her calm on the ball, the metronome that kept the rest of the midfield in time.

For that influence, Emily Daiutolo is the 2021 Daily Times Girls Soccer Player of the Year.

Jane Daiutolo joins Emily on the All-Delco first team, along with Radnor teammate Olivia Kelley; the Episcopal Academy trio of Maya Naimoli, Kendal Elison and Quinn Whitaker; Springfield duo Carly Walters and Coryn Silberstein; Ridley’s Adria Kitzinger; Haverford’s Mackenzie Lacey; Notre Dame’s Audrey Cain; and Garnet Valley’s Mia Zebley.

All are first-time honorees, as there was no All-Delco team last fall due to pandemic-related disruptions. The first team includes five juniors and one freshman (Whitaker). The All-Delco teams are selected in consultation with area coaches.

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Radnor’s Emily Daiutolo is the 2021 Daily Times Girls Soccer Player of the Year. (PETE BANNAN – DAILY TIMES

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