Radnor

Senior guard Julianne D'Orazio scored 12 points to lead a balanced offense, and Merion Mercy overcame a slow start and surged past Council Rock North, 48-35, Saturday in nonleague girls' basketball. Caroline Corzel, Tina DiGiacomo, and Christina O'Shea added eight points apiece for Merion, which overcame a 20-15 halftime deficit. C.R. North's Jessica Gerber led all players with 14 points. In other nonleague action: Delaware recruit Shanice Johnson collected 20 points, 13 rebounds, and 7 steals, but Cardinal O'Hara couldn't overcome a 10-point, halftime deficit and lost at home to Wilson-West Lawn, 63-60.

Junior guard Rip Engel knocked down three three-pointers on Tuesday night en route to a game-high 19 points as Council Rock North turned away visiting Constitution, 60-56, in a nonleague basketball game. Kyle McCloskey, a senior forward, added 13 rebounds and 11 points. In other nonleague action: Rene Rodriguez converted a three-point play in triple overtime as Quakertown pulled away from Christopher Dock, 45-39. Sophomore guard Jared Armstrong led Dock with 11 points. Notre Dame-bound Stephen Vasturia poured in a game-high 25 points as St. Joseph's Prep eased past visiting Shipley, 58-42.

INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Ashley Ryan Hareford, 20, was charged Monday with sexually assaulting a 13-year-old Radnor girl whose disappearance last week set off a multistate manhunt. The girl told police that she and Hareford, who was arrested at a Washington bus station hours after she was reported missing, had "several" sexual encounters. Hareford, who was extradited from Virginia on Monday, has admitted the encounters, which allegedly occurred at the Garrett Hill SEPTA station and in a wooded area near the King of Prussia mall, officials said.

Authorities located a missing 13-year-old Radnor girl at a Washington bus station Tuesday night and arrested a 20-year-old man who was taking her south, possibly to his home in Virginia, police said. Savanna Marie MacMullett was found at the bus station with Ashley Ryan Hareford, whom she had met on the Internet, about 7 p.m., said Lt. Christopher B. Flanagan of the Radnor Township Police Department. Hareford was arrested without incident, Flanagan said. The girl did not show any immediate signs of being harmed.

Authorities located a missing 13-year-old Radnor girl at a Washington bus station Tuesday night and arrested a 20-year-old man who was taking her south, possibly to his home in Virginia, police said. Savanna Marie MacMullett was found at the bus station with Ashley Ryan Hareford, whom she had met on the Internet, about 7 p.m., said Lt. Christopher B. Flanagan of the Radnor Township Police Department. Hareford was arrested without incident, Flanagan said. The girl did not show any immediate signs of being harmed.

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It was shortly before 8 p.m. Nov. 7 when the gray-haired, mustachioed flower deliveryman rang the doorbell at the house on Abrahams Lane in Villanova, a street of stately homes and affluent residents. When the 50-year-old homeowner opened the door, the delivery man told him the flowers were for his wife, who was not home. So the homeowner took the large bouquet, and the delivery man drove away, only to return moments later. "Don't you want to know who the flowers are from?" he reportedly asked.

Radnor police are investigating an incident at Radnor High School involving personal information on a stolen cellphone that may have been distributed to other students at the school. About 10 a.m. Wednesday, police were called because of a fight between two boys at the school, Lt. Chris Flanagan said at a news conference Thursday. The dispute centered on a stolen cellphone, Flanagan said. Police are looking into rumors that personal information on the phone had been sent to other students, but Flanagan could not confirm the nature of that information.

It was shortly before 8 p.m. Nov. 7 when the gray-haired, mustachioed flower deliveryman rang the doorbell at the house on Abrahams Lane in Villanova, a street of stately homes and affluent residents. When the 50-year-old homeowner opened the door, the delivery man told him the flowers were for his wife, who was not home. So the homeowner took the large bouquet, and the delivery man drove away, only to return moments later. "Don't you want to know who the flowers are from?" he reportedly asked.

With 80 seconds remaining in the first overtime period, Ryan Molyneaux scored the game-winner. And then, instead of running down the field to celebrate with his goalkeeper, Tyler Afflerbach, he just collapsed. The senior cocaptain of the Souderton soccer team was exhausted, and with good reason. But tired legs weren't enough to stop the midfielder from lifting the Indians over Radnor, 2-1, Tuesday night in the first round of the District 1 Class AAA boys' soccer tournament. "It was a great feeling," Molyneaux said of his sudden-death goal.