Sports Briefs: 6-26-03
BARRY PLAYGROUND
Barry Playground, 18th and Johnston streets, is holding registration for girls' softball for ages 7-11 and a girls' development basketball program for ages 8-12. Call Greg or Cap, 215-685-1886. To register children...
Marathon men
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Imagine going on a 2.4-mile ocean swim, followed by a 112-mile bike race and a 26.2 mile run. Now try to imagine doing all three in 11 hours without taking a break to eat,...
Taking his cue
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Five minutes. That's the amount of time Richard Kranicki was told he would be lucky to have with billiards legend Willie Mosconi. Kranicki, a pool coach and columnist, must have made an impression...
Champ for all seasons
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Jimmy Porreca envisioned a great senior year at St. John Neumann High. He believed all three of the teams he played on -- football, ice hockey and baseball -- had a real shot...
Pioneering her team
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If Kristina Kelly were the type to brag about her softball achievements, she'd have plenty to say. But since she's so modest, the 17-year-old athlete has had to leave it to others...
Set on winning
Walk into Rick Shields' office, and it's pretty easy to figure out he loves volleyball. The small bulletin board to the right of his desk is filled with volleyball team pictures and group...
Dethroning the champs
When the St. Nicholas of Tolentine softball team left the field at Seventh and Packer early Monday evening, none of the players looked quite the same as when they had arrived. Actually, they...
Edge of greatness
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When it comes to South Philadelphia ice-hockey players, Lou Lozzi is in a rink of his own. The Girard Academic Music Program sophomore tried out for USA Hockey's Atlantic District team, and was...
Tackling something new
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Mia Brickhouse loves football. She plays it on the beach and takes on the men in her family without hesitation. In the fall, no matter how much schoolwork she has, the Villanova law student's...
Last dance at the net
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Going undefeated in the regular season is considered a great accomplishment, but the High School for the Creative and Performing Arts boys' volleyball team had been there and done that. These players...
