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Series of 26 photos of sports in Germantown
Caption .1: GFS Lacrosse.
Caption 2: David Baluarte of GFS tries for a pinning combination in a 160 lb. match.
Caption 3: Germantown Friends alumna Jessica Brown follows the path of her pass to a Philadelphia V teammate.
Caption 4 : Germantown Friends School high scorer Sarah Winters blasts the ball past a George School foe in the Friends League final last week.
Caption 5 : Alli Loughane of GFS, brings the ball upfield against Friends Central's Helena Miller at right.
Caption 6 : Germantown Friends senior pointguard Jonathan Haynes (seen here with #24 Tony Houston of Abington Friends) went over 2000 points in career scoring in the Friends League championship game.
Caption 7 : GFS standout Jonathan Haynes (dark jersey), MVP of the P.A.L. Germantown Community Tournament, goes up over Penn Charter's Pat McDonough for two of his 45 points in the finals.
Caption 8 : Missy Hecht (right), of Germantown Friends, dribbles by Martin Luther King's Tiffany Scott in the finals of the P.A.L. Germantown Community Tournament.
Caption 9 : Lorraine Campbell (left), coach at Huyton College in England, roomed with GFS coach Della Micah at Cambridge University.
Caption 10. : GFS Penns Relay participants.
Caption 11. : GFS Penn Relay participants.
Caption 12. : GFS field Hockey participants.
Caption 13. : THE ULTIMATE WINNER: honoring the greatest tournament champion of all time, Gardnar Mulloy, at a mid-week luncheon hosted by the Germantown Cricket Club, are (from left) Allyn Jacobson, representing ADVANTA; defending 55 Singles champion John Powless; Mulloy and Ron Fisher, Captain of the Dubler Cup that appears on the table.
Caption 14, : GREENE STREET FRIENDS MIDDLE SCHOOL soccer team, a coed squad of fifh through eighth graders, currently has four wins, four ties and no lossses. The team shut our four of its first seven opponents and tied a strong Philadelphia School, 1-1. Shown (from left) are Akil Stokes, Amanda Esh, Daniel Miller, Max Trauss, Austin Diaz, Stefan Jacobson, Nick Nedd, Howard Kellogg, Noah Robbin, John Miller, Robert Chain and Alec Sendzik.
A Quaker elementary school in Germantown, Greene Street Friends serves pupils in pre-K through grade 8.
Caption 15. : With tournament director Carol Evatt (left) looking on, Phyllis Hofman (center), representing the ADVANTA Corporation, presents a champinship check to John Powless on winning the USTA men's 55 and over Grass Court title at the Germantown Cricket Club in 1995.
Caption 16. : Playing at Germantown Cricket Club in recent senior women's grass court championships were (from left) Joyce Jones, of Seattle, Washington; Louise Owen, of Evansville, Indiana; Mary Boswell, of Damascus, MD; Alice Fine, of Melrose Park; Marian Petersen, of Kansas City, MO; Betty Miller, of Pass Christian, MS; Joan Nessler, of Boalsburg, PA, and Elizabeth Harrison, of Mulkillteo, Washington. Women were hosted by Fine at her home during the meet.
Caption 17. : Textile's Vincene Morris goes high to block a shot in the Women's NCAA Division II quarter finals.
Caption 18. : Double-teaming Textile's Vincene Morris (#24) didn't help Central Connecticut State here, since Terry Troy (#15) was able to hit from the outside.
Caption 19. : Textile's Doug Lukinuk shoots for two of his 12 points in the win over Buffalo in the MIdEast Conference finals.
Caption 20. : Penn Charter freshman Shawn Morgan, who won the interac cross country meet last fall, placed first in both the 1600 and 3200 at the league track championships.
Caption 21. : Debbie White (left), new girls' athletic directior at Penn Charter, and Julie Williams, a coach at Germantown academy, played for the National Champion Philadelphia I team at the U.S. Women's Lacrosse Association tournament last weekend.
Caption 22. : On a Penn Charter kick return, Greg Palkon (#63) lays down a block for Craig Cubbin (#7) as the Patriots' Jim McGeehan (#62) and Jeff Levinson (#82) close in from the right.
Caption 23. : Friends Central's Jennifer Van Denbergh (dark jersey) positions for a drive with Jenny Klein, of GFS, at her back.
Caption 24. : Chestnut Hill Academy Names Ed Aversa Head Varsity Basketball Coach
After a nationwide search, Chestnut Hill Academy found the new Head Varsity Basketball coach right in their own backyard. Ed Aversa, currently the Assistant to the Director of Athletics a CHA will assume the role vacated when former coach John McArdle stepped down after 17 years at the helm.
Aversa has coached both Football and Basketball at CHA since 1996 and most recently held the position of Head J.V. Basketball Coach and Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach. As a Football Coach Aversa has been an important part of the success of CHA's Middle School program and an Assistant to the Varsity team.
Aversa, a 2000 inductee into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame, describes his coaching philosophy as "First and foremost, PASSION for the game, taught with positive reinforcement. I teach young men how important it is every time they step on the court that they need to get better every day."
Caption 25. : Bill Manlove, Head Football Coach, La Salle University.
Caption 26. : Longtime paddler and canoe instructor with Philadelphia Canoe Club, Richard Greene, in his handmade, strip-built, cedar canoe. PCC hosts its annual Open House on July 13, from 10 am - 4 pm. The event, designed to introduce non paddlers to the sport, features canoe and kayak rides, displays of antique and handmade wooden canoes and kayaks, regional canoe and kayak vendors, and a sale of used boating equipment. FREE and open to the public. 4900 Ridge Avenue (behind Duron Paints) and the entrance to Kelly Drive.Collection
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