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Central League champions named
Every Central League track and field athlete got his or her last tune-up Wednesday in the league's championship meet.
The last tune-up, that is, before the District One Class AA and AAA meets, which begin next weekend. It also marked one final opportunity for those who had not yet qualified for districts to meet the standards in their events and move on.
For more on the boys side or the girls side, be sure to check it out here or in the print edition of Thursday's Daily Times.
Also, staff photographer Bob Gurecki assembled a video show from Wednesday's meet, which was held at Lower Merion. Check it out.
ON THE DIAMOND
The baseball season is still in full bloom, so be sure to read the latest in this week's installment of the baseball notebook.
Featured are the Marple Newtown Tigers. Behind second baseman John Rutecki and pitcher Steve DeCecco, the Tigers are back to their old tricks and competing for a spot in the district playoffs. Last season, they snuck up on everybody and made it all the way to the state final. Is that a possibility again? The players think so.
In the notebook:
Academy Park coach Nick Russo is happy to have back pitcher Tom Rhoads, who left for a bit to further his swimming skills. ... Monsignor Bonner will host its first-ever homecoming game this Saturday. ... Delco Christian coach Jeff Wisnewski has been wary of using his best player - Mike Connelly - because of the shortstop's broken finger. But Connelly leads the team in almost every category. ... And much more.
For all the latest, pick up a copy of the Daily Times.
The last tune-up, that is, before the District One Class AA and AAA meets, which begin next weekend. It also marked one final opportunity for those who had not yet qualified for districts to meet the standards in their events and move on.For more on the boys side or the girls side, be sure to check it out here or in the print edition of Thursday's Daily Times.
Also, staff photographer Bob Gurecki assembled a video show from Wednesday's meet, which was held at Lower Merion. Check it out.
ON THE DIAMOND
The baseball season is still in full bloom, so be sure to read the latest in this week's installment of the baseball notebook.
Featured are the Marple Newtown Tigers. Behind second baseman John Rutecki and pitcher Steve DeCecco, the Tigers are back to their old tricks and competing for a spot in the district playoffs. Last season, they snuck up on everybody and made it all the way to the state final. Is that a possibility again? The players think so.
In the notebook:
Academy Park coach Nick Russo is happy to have back pitcher Tom Rhoads, who left for a bit to further his swimming skills. ... Monsignor Bonner will host its first-ever homecoming game this Saturday. ... Delco Christian coach Jeff Wisnewski has been wary of using his best player - Mike Connelly - because of the shortstop's broken finger. But Connelly leads the team in almost every category. ... And much more.
For all the latest, pick up a copy of the Daily Times.
Labels: Bob Gurecki, Central League track, Jeff Wisnewski, John Rutecki, Mike Connelly, Nick Russo, Notebook, Steve DeCecco, Tom Rhoads
posted by Chris Vito at
1:04 AM
2 Comments:
what do you think the all-delco baseball team is shaping up to be? rutecki and dececco are both on fire, matt baureis from haverford school is putting together quite a season, and mike connelly is killing the ball with an average im told is well above .500 and a 3-1 record on the mound while only missing one full game with a broken finger as i see you know. your thouhts chris?
All-Delco? Good question. Stay close to the blog next week, when I'll make an All-Delco-themed post, soliciting some reader feedback on who should make the cut. Thanks for reading.
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