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SCH robotics juniors, from left to right: Cameron Lyon, Devin Gibson, Karina Chan van der Helm and Shaun Gupte
Innovative drone earns SCH team top prize
Four juniors at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy clinched first place in the inaugural Mid-Atlantic AeroSpace Robotics Challenge. more
SCH junior Madison Freeman is about to shoot for one of her three goals against the Hill School.
SCH girls' lax closes regular season with two wins
In girls' lacrosse, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy finished the regular season with a winning overall record. more
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Mount pitcher Emily Vinal celebrated Senior Day by going the distance for a win in the Magic's last league game ever against Nazareth Academy.
In AACA swansong, Mount softball sends Pandas packing
For many years, Nazareth Academy was a dominant softball power in the Athletic Association of Catholic Academies. Not last week. more
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The boys in Penn Charter's senior quad pull alongside Peter's Island on the lower end of the race course.
Area scullers face stiff competition at Stotesbury
The four area sculling programs were all in action last weekend at the historic, sprawling spectacle that is the Stotesbury Cup Regatta. more
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A victory by the senior eight completed Mount St. Joseph's sweep of the four major eights races at the Stotesbury Cup Regatta.
Every Mount St. Joseph eight wins gold at Stotesbury Regatta
Mount St. Joseph Academy's crew swept the eights categories to take home four gold medals. more
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It's a sandy landing in the jump pit for SCH's Grace Hannigan. The senior won the bronze medal in the triple jump.
Penn Charter girls overpower league rivals at Inter-Ac meet
Penn Charter won just three events last Saturday when it hosted the Inter-Ac track and field championships, but the versatility and depth of the Quakers girls allowed them to win the team title. more
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Connecting on this pitch for a single to left field, freshman Emily Markowski drove in a run for the Mount at the top of the third inning.
Late runs lift SCH softball over Mount, 3-1
The softball squads from Springside Chestnut Hill and Mount St. Joseph Academy turned out to be pretty evenly matched when they met at SCH last Wednesday. more
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Mount senior Faith DeCarlo became part of a three-way tie for first place in the high jump at the AACA Championships.
Mount wins third straight Catholic Academies track title
The Mount Magic won six of 15 events, finishing second in six others, and piling up additional points with its team depth. more
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Blue Devils sophomore Tony Hicks won gold medals in both of the hurdling events.
SCH boys come in second, Penn Charter third at Inter-Ac Champs
With 162 team points accumulated across almost the full spectrum of events, Episcopal Academy repeated as Inter-Ac champion. more
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Students used 3D printers to create their headdresses.
‘The Lion King’ roars to life at Jenks school May 17-18
Students at the J.S. Jenks Academy for Arts and Sciences will stage their version of the cherished Broadway and film musical “The Lion King” May 17-18. more
Members of Springfield Township’s 2019 Relay For Life team.
Young moms' cancer deaths inspire Springfield's 'Relay for Life'
Once again, the Springfield Township School District will host the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life of the Wissahickon Valley. more
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For the members of the GFS girls' JV quad, the fact that they've just won a gold medal is sinking in.
Big medal haul for local crews at City Championships
Members of area sculling programs made many trips to the awards dock at the Kelly Drive grandstand last weekend, earning medals at the Philadelphia City Championships. more
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A gold-medal effort by the JV eight (pictured at the finish line) came in the middle of Mount St. Joseph Academy's sweep of the eights finals.
Mount crew sweeps the eights events at City Championships
Mount St. Joseph Academy enters a few four-oared sweep boats in just about every regatta, but everyone knows the school's eights are the engine of the crew program. more
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GA junior Emma Goodwin scored her 100th career goal at SCH on Tuesday, as did Patriots senior Mia Raven.
Fast start propels SCH lacrosse past GA girls
In a 14-9 loss to Springside Chestnut Hill Academy in an April 12 girls' lacrosse match, Germantown Academy had borne the greater share of the burden of 14 total penalty cards. more
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SCH and Drexel engineering students build the ground station for a NASA-sponsored balloon project which will take place during the next two eclipses. Their experiments will be carried by weather balloons into the upper reaches of Earth’s atmosphere.
NASA selects student teams for high-flying balloon science
A cohort of four Springside Chestnut Hill Academy juniors and eight Drexel University students were recently selected by NASA as one of 80 teams to prepare high-altitude balloon launches. more
Penn Charter junior Aditi Foster (right), who scored a game-high four goals, is tightly marked by SCH senior Fallon George.
Overtime goal lifts PC girls over SCH in lacrosse rematch
Last Thursday's girls' lacrosse rematch between Springside Chestnut Hill Academy and Penn Charter ended with the second one-goal decision between the Blue Devils and Quakers this season. more
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MSJ junior Maggie Rezza (right), who scored a game-high four goals, engages in a center draw with senior Ella Shay of the GFS Tigers.
Germantown Friends visits Mount in non-league lacrosse encounter
It was way too late in the season for a scrimmage, but that's what last Monday's meeting between Mount St. Joseph Academy and visiting Germantown Friends School turned into. more
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GA sophomore Ellis Johnson on his way to win the 110-meter hurdles.
GA track & field takes on Malvern, Notre Dame
For its last dual meet in the month of April, Germantown Academy invited teams from all-boys Malvern Prep and all-girls Academy of Notre Dame to the Cary Stadium track last Wednesday. more
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GA sophomore Ellis Johnson on his way to win the 110-meter hurdles.
GA track & field takes on Malvern, Notre Dame
For its last dual meet in the month of April, Germantown Academy invited teams from all-boys Malvern Prep and all-girls Academy of Notre Dame to the Cary Stadium track last Wednesday. more
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The 27 students on Springside Chestnut Hill Academy's robotics team traveled to FIRST Robotics World Championship in Houston, TX, this past week for the season's culminating event, one of only 10 percent of high school teams that qualified to compete at "Champs." Students met event founder Dean Kamen, who stopped at the team's pit to talk to students and to hear about Team 1218's robot, affectionately called "Stinger." Pictured left to right are Leo Cohen, Logan Landau, Danny O'Connor (a team captain), Dean Kamen (founder of FIRST Robotics), Emma Ludwikowski and Paige Murray.
SCH robotics team at 'Champs' event
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