Faith Christian

Dan Hargrove may be the most unheralded boys' basketball star in the district. Toiling for tiny Faith Christian in Sellersville, the 6-foot-4 senior guard does not get the headlines bestowed on Coatesville's John Allen or Hatboro-Horsham's Pat Carroll. Yet Hargrove showed last night why he is a talent to watch in the PIAA tournament as he led the Lions to a 66-48 rout of Girard College in the District 1 final at Upper Moreland High. Hargrove, who has signed with Division I North Carolina-Greensboro, collected 30 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 blocked shots as Faith Christian (23-2)

It was easy, Rob Sargeant said. He said he really hadn't minded not working out with the Bishop Eustace basketball team for the first month of the season. Sargeant, a transfer from Faith Christian, said it hadn't been that hard watching Eustace go 11-0 and become The Inquirer's top-ranked team in South Jersey. Of course, he really didn't fool anyone. "Man, it was excruciating. Every day seemed like a year to him," said Keith Benson, Sargeant's guardian. "It seemed like [Tuesday]

Boys' Bowling Bowler of the Year Dylan Evert, Bristol Tournament Champion Nick Keddie, Holy Ghost Prep Coach of the Year Pete DeLuca, Bristol First Team Dylan Evert, Bristol Stephen Riley, Jenkintown Jared Hunsinger, Christopher Dock Matt Beswick, Bristol Shane Adamson, Bristol Second Team Nick Keddie, Holy Ghost Prep Greg Stewart, Holy Ghost Prep Zach Rivera, Bristol Eric Michaels, Holy...

St. Basil and Calvary Christian secured the top seeds on Wednesday night for the PIAA District 1 Class AA basketball tournaments. In the girls' bracket, St. Basil will face Christopher Dock on Feb. 26. The Calvary Christian boys will host Dock on Feb. 27. In Class A, Church Farm is the boys' top seed, and Jenkintown is the girls' No. 1.The boys' tourney starts on Feb. 22 and the girls' begins the following day. Boys CLASS AA SEMIFINALS ...

It was early in the third quarter of Friday's PIAA District 1 Class A boys' basketball final when Church Farm erased any chance that Faith Christian had of making a comeback. With three straight buckets, the top-seeded Griffins extended their lead to 16, and easily defended their championship with a 61-34 romp over the third-seeded Lions at Villanova's Pavilion. "That's a statement win," sophomore guard Aondofa Anyam said. "We wanted to show that we're capable of winning it year after year.

Dave Pearce was so hot last night that even his ugly shots fell through the net. The 6-foot senior guard scored a game-high 28 points to lead Devon Prep to a 59-54 victory over Faith Christian in the District 1 Class A final at Upper Moreland. The win gave the Tide the district's only berth in the PIAA Class A state tournament and improved their record to 16-9. Faith Christian ended its season at 21-2. With the Tide up by 48-47 with 4 minutes, 49 seconds to play, Pearce pulled up for a three-point shot from the wing.

St. Basil and Calvary Christian secured the top seeds on Wednesday night for the PIAA District 1 Class AA basketball tournaments. In the girls' bracket, St. Basil will face Christopher Dock on Feb. 26. Calvary Christian's boys will host Dock on Feb. 27. In Class A, Church Farm is the boys' top seed, and Jenkintown is the girls' No. 1. The boys' tourney will start on Feb. 22, and the girls' event will begin the following day. Advancing to...

It was early in the third quarter of Friday's PIAA District 1 Class A boys' basketball final when Church Farm erased any chance that Faith Christian had of making a comeback. With three straight buckets, the top-seeded Griffins extended their lead to 16, and easily defended their championship with a 61-34 romp over the third-seeded Lions at Villanova's Pavilion. "That's a statement win," sophomore guard Aondofa Anyam said. "We wanted to show that we're capable of winning it year after year.

With his team smarting from two tough losses and several key injuries, Germantown Academy coach Bill Caum was more than gracious in accepting a soft spot on the schedule. Caum's Patriots, gearing for their Inter-Academic League opener, jumped to a 37-0 halftime lead and whipped overmatched Faith Christian of Glassboro, N.J., 43-8, on Saturday. The victory left GA at 3-2 heading into Saturday's home clash with unbeaten Malvern Prep. It also helped Caum feel much better after disappointing losses to Springfield and Pennington Prep.

Boys' Bowling Bowler of the Year Dylan Evert, Bristol Tournament Champion Nick Keddie, Holy Ghost Prep Coach of the Year Pete DeLuca, Bristol First Team Dylan Evert, Bristol Stephen Riley, Jenkintown Jared Hunsinger, Christopher Dock Matt Beswick, Bristol Shane Adamson, Bristol Second Team Nick Keddie, Holy Ghost Prep Greg Stewart, Holy Ghost Prep Zach Rivera, Bristol Eric Michaels, Holy...

St. Basil and Calvary Christian secured the top seeds on Wednesday night for the PIAA District 1 Class AA basketball tournaments. In the girls' bracket, St. Basil will face Christopher Dock on Feb. 26. The Calvary Christian boys will host Dock on Feb. 27. In Class A, Church Farm is the boys' top seed, and Jenkintown is the girls' No. 1.The boys' tourney starts on Feb. 22 and the girls' begins the following day. Boys CLASS AA SEMIFINALS ...

St. Basil and Calvary Christian secured the top seeds on Wednesday night for the PIAA District 1 Class AA basketball tournaments. In the girls' bracket, St. Basil will face Christopher Dock on Feb. 26. Calvary Christian's boys will host Dock on Feb. 27. In Class A, Church Farm is the boys' top seed, and Jenkintown is the girls' No. 1. The boys' tourney will start on Feb. 22, and the girls' event will begin the following day. Advancing to...