Even with a rough season, two Cougars were honored for their performance by the conference. Senior middle blocker Rachel Dyer and junior right side hitter Kayla Walker both received All-MWC accolades.

After poor early-Autumn weather, conditions are finally improving in Catalunya, heralding a flurry of important ascents over recent days. Dani Andrada climbing as strongly as ever, returned to...

The Lansdale Catholic senior has trained hard to complete his steady progression up the podium.

EAGLES NOTES - One day after the Eagles ran 41 times and threw just 30 on a cold, gusty day at the Meadowlands, Andy Reid declined to commit to sticking with the running game when conditions aren't so bad.

The defense is on a roll, becoming one of the league's best units after some inconsistent stretches.

Passing along some news and notes from the high school football world as we start to get the skis and multiple layers out for the trip to Hershey this weekend ...

The Indians have high hopes as a contender in the newly constructed Suburban One League National Conference, and the senior captain will have a big impact on their fortunes.

Seneca repeated as South Jersey Group 3 champion when it scored 54 points on Nov. 8. The second-place team had 121, meaning Seneca's margin of victory was more than its team score.

Caitlin Orr spent her junior cross country season becoming one of the best runners in the state.

SCHOOL ROUNDUP - Alexis Glasgow scored 15 points as the Life Center Warriors won their first girls basketball game of the high school season, 51-41 at Solebury School.

FORMER Orlando Pirates and Ajax Cape Town coach Gordon Igesund warned yesterday that the result of the league match between the two sides at the weekend would be rendered irrelevant when they meet in the final of the Telkom Knockout

President of the Confederation of African Football, (CAF), Alhaji Issa Hayatou is in Nigeria for tomorrow's final match of the West African Football Union (WAFU) competition on -going in Delta State.

Bay United's new coach Khabo Zondo believes that his new team has the potential to become the team to beat in the Absa Premiership this season.

ZIMBABWE left the 2008 Homeless World Cup soccer tournament with their heads up after hammering France 12-2 in the City Cup final in Melbourne, Australia, on Sunday.

Golden Arrows striker Richard Henyekane has expressed his disappointment of not being able to represent his country because he did not have a visa.