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Wyomissing Physical Therapy Offensive Player of the Week Gov. Mifflin senior running back Nick Singleton is the inaugural Wyomissing Physical Therapy Offensive Player of the Week. Hardly a surprise. The Penn State recruit is…

Gov. Mifflin's Nick Singleton Four takeaways from Week 1 of the high school football season: 1. Nick Singleton just keeps getting better, doesn't he? The Gov. Mifflin senior simply shredded a York High team coming off a…

Tanner Maddocks ran for one score and passed for another before Henderson pulled away with a pair of late TDs for a 27-14 non-league victory over the Tigers at West Chester Friday night. Maddocks, a senior quarterback committed…

Saturday finals Wilson 27, Central Dauphin 21 Gov. Mifflin 55, York High 6 Wyomissing 41, Daniel Boone 14 Twin Valley 27, Garden Spot 21 Hamburg 47, York Vo-Tech 20 McCaskey 27, Reading High 20 Cocalico 36, Conrad…

Here are five things to watch tonight as the Berks football season kicks off with 13 games (and a 14th game Saturday): Gov. Mifflin's Nick Singleton 1. Gov. Mifflin's Nick Singleton is at the top of many lists, so we'll start…

Here's the week-by-week Berks football schedule for 2021: Week 1 Friday, Aug. 27 Executive Education Academy at Berks Catholic, 5 Central Dauphin at Wilson, 7 Gov. Mifflin at York High, 7 Central York at…

Scanning through the list of top scorers in Berks girls soccer is a reminder of how young the league was last season. All four county semifinalists, Wyomissing, Wilson, Daniel Boone and Conrad Weiser, received significant…

Eleven of the 12 All-Berks selections in boys soccer graduated. Two of the three All-State picks are gone. Other than Oley Valley’s Chase Reifsnyder, the Player of the Year as a sophomore, there are no returning All-Stars. …

They called it the Dream Team because they knew it was capable of ending some championship droughts. Wyomissing’s girls soccer players lived up to the hype. They scored 102 goals in 21 games while capturing Berks and District 3…

There’s always a favorite. That has been one constant in Berks boys soccer through recent years. Maybe it’s Wilson. Or Oley Valley. Or Fleetwood. Someone walks into each season carrying the burden, wanted or not, of being the team…