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Becoming a football coach was more of an instinctive move than a conscious decision for J.D. Okuniewicz. “(Growing up), it’s the only thing I ever saw,” said the 28-year-old Okuniewski. “I said: ‘That’s what I want to do.’ ” His…

These photos and others from the game are available for purchase through PhilMarPhotos Exeter 67, Manheim Central 53 Anthony Caccese with the Eagles' first district basketball championship trophy. (PhilMarPhoto)…

These photos and others from the game are available for purchase through PhilMarPhoto: Berks Catholic 73, Fleetwood 44 Jaxon Geddio receives gold medal from Saints coach Snip Esterly after beating Fleetwood.…

These photos and others from the game are available for purchase through PhilMarPhotos: Final: Wyomissing 35, Delone Catholic 30 Spartans raise their first District 3 chamionship trophy Thursday at Giant Center.…

By  Sam Cavalieri -- MikeDragoSports.com correspondent Eric Davis was in his early 30’s when he started taking 3-year old Ayden to Bowl-O-Rama and Berks Lanes. The youngster was so small the ball threw him as much as he threw it.…

Jovan Hollis has been Antietam’s leading scorer this season. The 6-2 senior, a starting linebacker on Exeter’s football team, has also been vital to the Mounts as a rebounder and interior defensive presence. One of his biggest…

By  Tony Zonca -- MikeDragoSports.com senior contributor Before Lonnie Walker IV became a basketball icon for Reading High, before he began setting scoring records and establishing himself as the best player in the state, he was…

Player of the Year Ruben Rodriguez, Reading High Coach of the Year Matt Ashcroft, Exeter Exeter's Matt Ashcroft. (Tim Macrina photo) All-Berks Anthony CacceseExeterSr.Jake KarnishFleetwoodSr.Ryan…

The biggest games of his senior season still lie ahead but already Ruben Rodriguez has placed his name among the all-time greats in Berks basketball. Friday, in leading Reading High to a second straight Berks Conference…

Amaya Stewart admits she wasn’t the best basketball player around when she first started playing with Reading’s KTB youth organization as a fifth-grader. That’s being kind, says her first KTB coach, Kanisha Edwards. “She was…