Throughout her four-year career with the Rams, opponents could expect two things from point guard Anna Azzara: 100 percent effort and 0 percent emotional ammunition.
Trophies present a tally, but the defining element in sports - and life, for that matter - isn’t how you handle the easy times. It’s the resilience you summon when the times are tough. Reluctantly or not, that will be the outgoing Rams’ trademark.
It was a moment Anna Stein thought would never come, which would explain her vise-like grip on the Pioneer Athletic Conference Championship plaque in the moments immediately following Perkiomen Valley’s second consecutive league title courtesy of a 60-51 victory over Spring-Ford on the Rams’ home floor Thursday night.
ROYERSFORD >> It’s the matchup everyone’s expected all year. Saturday night’s PAC girls’ basketball semifinals at Spring-Ford featured a pair of decisive outcomes, as top-seeded Perkiomen Valley dispatched No. 4 Pope John Paul II by a 73-22 final in the opener, before No. 3 seed Spring-Ford eliminated No. 2 seed and Frontier Division champion Phoenixville by a […]