Maidens (7-7) inch closer to the Suburban One Districts.
North Penn Maidens softball team (7-7) inched closer to the districts Monday in an 11-5 win over Pennridge (8-4) at the Suburban One Continental Conference, according to Montgomery News. According to the report, the Maidens were powered by Michelle Holweger’s three-run homer and pitching by Jackie Bilotti. Read more at this link.
North Penn High School graduated 977 seniors Wednesday evening at Crawford Stadium
A palette of blue took to the blue-and-gray painted sky Wednesday evening at Crawford Stadium at North Penn High School as 977 graduates celebrated the turning of the tassel and the turning of the page of a new chapter in their lives. The valedictorian of the Class of 2012 was Mikhail Khodak. Bob Ni, 18, of Montgomeryville, was the salutatorian. Class president Callie Rojewski left her peers with some remarks as well. Montgomeryville-Lansdale Patch was there for the entire spectacle. Check out the numerous photos in our gallery - and be sure to add your pics too! Congratulations to the future leaders of the Class of 2012 of North Penn School District! (The alma mater of editor Tony Di Domizio '98)
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The Spring-Ford girls had a shot, but lost 16-9 to North Penn lacrosse on Tuesday
As the clouds covered the sky at the start of the girls lacrosse District One first round game at North Penn High School, the Spring-Ford girls lacrosse team were in a familiar place. Just a few weeks ago, the Rams defeated North Penn, 12-10 at Spring-Ford High School. Unfortunately, things wouldn't look so familiar by the middle of the first half. Spring-Ford fell behind quick, giving up six goals after 18 minutes of play. The Maidens led 6-2 with 11:04 left in the first half, but something just clicked. "We had some breakdowns on defense. We weren't covering the cutters. We had to play more with a sense of urgency in a district playoff game," said Maidens head coach Jami Wilus Behm. "Every little ball, every second counts. It was a big …
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Third time not the charm for North Penn Girls' Basketball
VILLANOVA - Even though the Maidens had ended the Spring-Ford season in back-to-back years, the streak stopped Friday night as The Rams won their school record 23rd game in a row by a count of 46-33. The victory allowed them to claim the PIAA Class AAAA Girls' Basketball District One Championship for the first time in school history, as Spring-Ford was fueled by a 7-2 run to give the number three seed some breathing room. SPRING-FORD 46 NORTH PENN 33 North Penn (33) – Hagan 1 6-6 9, McDermott 2 0-0 4, Crisler 2 0-1 4, Tumasz 2 1-2 7, Knauer 3 0-1 6, Daneker 0 0-0 0, Maher 1 0-0 3. Totals 11 7-10 33. Spring-Ford (46) – Moore 2 2-2 7, Hinnant 0 0-0 0, Stipa 1 2-2 5, Traywick 4 4-6 12, Payonk 2 0-0 5, Landis 0 0-0 0, Lynch 2 1-2 6, Locke 0 0-…
Maidens' lacrosse keep their record strong at 14-1, and Crusaders baseball lost to Neumann-Goretti
It was another big week for the girls' lacrosse team at North Penn. The Maidens raised their record to 14-1 as they outlasted Souderton, 15-11. North Penn is also 9-0 in conference play. The Maidens picked up their 13th win earlier in the week as they rolled past Central Bucks South, 20-3. Rachel Shaw scored five times in the victory. In boys' lacrosse, North Penn suffered a hard-fought, 11-8 defeat at the hands of Pennridge. Chris Anton scored four goals in the loss for North Penn. The boys' volleyball team at North Penn is now 9-2. The Knights defeated Central Bucks West, 3-1. Chris Davidson led the way with 17 kills. The North Penn softball team suffered it’s second league loss in heartbreaking fashion. The Maidens fell to …
A look back on the wins and losses in North Penn and Lansdale Catholic sports
The North Penn softball team keeps finding different ways to win. After picking up 6-0 victory over Souderton to start the week, the Maidens went to extra innings before beating Hatboro-Horsham in eight innings, 2-1. When the Maidens faced Ridley in non-league action on Thursday, it took a suicide squeeze to end a 10-inning marathon. North Penn took home a 3-2 win as Michelle Rauch laid down the squeeze bunt in the extra frame. The North Penn baseball team is now 6-2 after splitting a pair of games this week. North Penn downed Souderton, 3-1, before losing to Central Bucks South, 8-3. The Knights are now 6-2 overall and 5-2 in conference play. The North Penn Girls Lacrosse team continues to impress. The Maidens picked up two victories …
A look back this week on the winners and losers of North Penn's sports teams
The North Penn softball team rose to the occasion in the battle of the unbeatens. The Maidens took on Central Bucks South in an early season Suburban One League Continental Conference showdown and came away with a 4-1 victory. The Maidens broke the game open with three runs in the third inning. The victory pushed North Penn’s record to 6-0 and 4-0 in the conference. The North Penn baseball team began the week with an impressive 8-5 win over Central Bucks West. The Knights banged out ten hits and scored in all but on inning of the game. North Penn senior Kayla Charles is heading to the Penn Relays. Charles will be seeded 19th in the girls 400-meter hurdles. Charles will be heading to St. Joseph’s after graduation. The boys' lacrosse …
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The North Penn grad is following her dream.
Shakia Robinson has a passion for the game of basketball that began in her childhood. The North Penn graduate is now playing college basketball at UMass. However, it was the opportunity to play for her father at an early age that inspired Robinson to make basketball a part of her life. “I always loved the game,” said Robinson. “Back when I was a little kid, I was coached by my dad. I was a point guard and shooting guard. I really got my passion from the game because of my dad. I started playing seriously when I was in fourth grade. We had March Madness in elementary school.” Robinson is hoping to one day experience her own version of March Madness at UMass. She is the top player off the bench for a Minutewomen team that is going …
NP lead at the end of the third, but two baskets in a final 30 seconds of the match by CB South clinch the win
The North Penn Maidens and Central Bucks South Titans battled it out every quarter at North Penn High School Friday night, but the Titans pulled it off in the very end. North Penn Senior Meg Gallagher (11) lead things off with a basket in the first minute, quickly followed by Central Bucks South captain Tyler Vitelli (15). First Quarter ends with 6–9, CB South leading. The second quarter has both teams firing back and forth. North Penn junior Brenda McDermott (14) and sophomore Lauren Crisler (20) bring more than a few full-court runs to end the half with North Penn leading 22–16. The third quarter was where CB South started to rally. CB South junior Madison Vitelli (10) driving the ball down the center on more than one occasion. The …
