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Women's Cross Country Matches Best Ever Finish at CC Championships
HAVERFORD, Pa. – The Franklin & Marshall women's cross country team matched its best finish in Centennial Conference history with a third-place showing at the conference championship on Saturday. The Diplomats scored 92 points as a team to match the 1999 team's third-place finish. Only Johns Hopkins and Swarthmore,...
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Spartans, Hornets to Host Trunk-or-Treat Kids Event at Lincoln Financial Field
NORFOLK, Va. – Norfolk State and Delaware State will bring a little Halloween spirit to Philadelphia on Saturday, cohosting a Trunk-or-Treat Kids Event from 1-3 p.m. at Lincoln Financial Field ahead of the schools' football matchup as part of One Philly HBCU Week. The free, family-friendly event invites children...
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Marquette Women’s Soccer Can’t Make A Dent Against Villanova
It was always going to be an uphill battle to deal with Villanova's shot differential on average this season, meaning their offense was going to come blasting at Marquette at Valley Fields on Saturday, and the Wildcats' defense was going to be tough to bust through. And so, it was bad news that this happened in the 11th minute:
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Villanova’s Rome Opener Could Make History
The Villanova Wildcats will be opening their season against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. It will be under unusual circumstances, as this game will be played in Rome. Villanova freshman center, Luigi Suigo, will be playing in his home country of Italy to start the season, which is a pretty cool thing. The 7’3″, 289-pound center will look to make a major impact in front of his country.
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Thousands pack Lincoln Financial Field to cap-off One Philly HBCU Week
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Local runners dazzle at 2026 District 2 cross country championships
MESHOPPEN — Weather and course conditions were nothing short of ideal as varsity runners from all across the region squared off at the 2026 District 2 cross country championships. This year’s event took place on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at the Wyoming County Fairgrounds in Meshoppen, attracting 200 competitors from more than 40 schools. Honesdale, Wallenpaupack Area and Western Wayne were well-represented at the meet — and each program saw at least one runner qualify for states. Abby Kilker of Honesdale and Western Wayne’s Kaitlyn Kloss, along with June Brown, Kelcie Fillebrown and Alydia Olsommer of Paupack, all earned district medals and each has punched her ticket to the PIAA finals. More: Benson Kizer and June Brown pace Paupack cross country to victories Also by Kevin Edwards: Sophomore Kaitlyn Kloss leads Western Wayne varsity cross country team On the boys side of the ledger, Paupack’s stellar performance was the big story of the day. Led by Chase Predmore and Dan Salinas, the Buckhorns finished second overall in Class AA and will head to states as a team. “Our boys were just fantastic today,” head coach Steven Brown said. “They worked together so well as a team and each took care of
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Meet the Italian Wemby: Villanova freshman Luigi Suigo faces tall task of living up to early hype
VILLANOVA, Pa. (AP) — The Villanova freshman billed as the “Italian Wemby” wants to clear the air that, no, he never actually compared himself to San Antonio sensation Victor Wembanyama. It's just a nickname that has seemed to stick to 7-foot-3 Italian center Luigi Suigo. “I mean, I don't call myself that,” the 19-year-old Suigo said with a laugh. “I'm nothing like him right now. It's funny they call me that. It's an honor for me to be called the 'Italian Wemby' because he's one of the greatest players ever in basketball.” Villanova would gladly take one elite season from Suigo. The Wildcats are still working to regain the status they enjoyed when they won national championships in 2016 and 2018, and they’ll be looking to reach the NCAA Tournament for a second consecutive year. Suigo is one of the more prized prospects to sign with the Wildcats in recent seasons. His unique size and touch make him as much of a fit around the 3-point line as he is as a traditional low-post big. Suigo will make his debut in a familiar setting, against Notre Dame on Sunday in Rome in an event that has been dubbed the Eternal