CENTRAL LEAGUE TO HOLD COACHES VS. CANCER NIGHT
The games are intended to collect as much revenue for the charity as possible. In 2006, the league's first year of affiliation with C vs. C, it raised $6,500. Last year, it collected $17,000. Make sure you go out and show your support.
Tonight is Lower Merion at Ridley. But every other game is Friday night in a 6 p.m. start for the girls and a 7:30 p.m. tipoff for the boys:
- Conestoga at Upper Darby
- Radnor at Strath Haven
- Springfield at Penncrest
- Haverford at Garnet Valley
- Harriton at Marple Newtown
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A WRESTLING OUTBREAK
In the last two weeks, the spread of herpes gladiatorum (otherwise known as 'mat herpes') has been rampant in parts of Chester County and has local wrestlers and their coaches concerned. Wrestling beat writer Jon Campbell sheds some light on the skin infection, which is spread through skin-to-skin contact and can cause lesions on the head, neck and face.
Labels: Central League, Coaches vs. Cancer, Jon Campbell, Wrestling