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Lansdale Catholic’s offense sputters in PCL AA final loss to West Catholic

By on November 14, 2015 in Sports Articles, The Reporter

SPRINGFIELD >> The Lansdale Catholic football team had used a strong running game and solid defense all year long to reach the Philadelphia Catholic League Class AA final. While their defense again proved to be strong, the offense couldn’t find a way to punch the ball in the end zone against West Catholic in a 7-6 loss Saturday.

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Lansdale Catholic’s Ryan Quigley spins away from Archbishop Carroll’s Harry Rohlfing during their game on Friday, Oct. 23, 2015. (Bob Raines/Montgomery Media)

Quigley, seniors lead Lansdale Catholic to victory over Archbishop Carroll

By on October 23, 2015 in Sports Articles, The Reporter

**Note: This article originally published in The Reporter and on PaPrepLive.com** LOWER GWYNEDD >> Before its Catholic League clash with Archbiship Carroll Friday night, Lansdale Catholic honored 18 of its seniors. Among those honored was running back Ryan Quigley. “It certainly helps when you have that many (seniors),” LC coach Tom Kirk said. “They have […]

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Archbishop Wood stays on roll, routs Catholic League rival O’Hara

By on October 18, 2015 in Sports Articles

**Note: This article originally published on PaPrepLive.com** WARMINSTER >> Just eight days after the Archbishop Wood football team beat La Salle for the first time in 13 tries on a last-second field goal, it could be understandable to have an emotional let down. Understandable to anyone but head coach Steve Devlin that is. “We try […]

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Archbishop Wood continues dominant play, beats Prep Charter 49-8

By on September 19, 2015 in Sports Articles

**Note: This article originally published on PaPrepLive.com** WARMINSTER — When you’re the two-time defending PIAA Class AAA state champions, you don’t always have to be your sharpest on offense at the start to go home with a dominating win. It’s good to be Archbishop Wood. “I thought we did some good things out there,” Wood […]

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