Thursday, June 14, 2012
The Vikings won the PAC-10 Championship with a 8-0 defeat of Methacton High School in the district final
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Thursday, June 14, 2012
The School Board of the Perkiomen Valley School District on Monday honored the members of the Perkiomen Valley High School Girls Softball Team, who won the 2011/12 PAC-10 Championship this year after defeating Methacton High School 8 to 0. The team was led by Coach Dan McLaughlin, as well as Assistant Coach Kait Sutherland, and JV Coaches Melissa Burg and Amy Brisar. Congratulations to the following players: Brenna Sermarini Nicole Bangert Rachel Hamm Bridget Walker Berlynn Hall Jenny Minnick Megan O'Connor Kelly Wild Megan Yeagley Erin Hamm Alyssa Morales Harley Pascavage Sara Sermarini Brittany Shoemaker Kristin Zeigler
Friday, May 18, 2012
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Friday, May 18, 2012
From the PVSD Facebook page: Congratulations to the Perkiomen Valley Vikings on winning the 2011/12 PAC-10 Softball Championship, defeating Methacton 8-0. Senior pitcher Erin Hamm added the exclamation mark by throwing a no-hitter.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Perkiomen Valley Vikings cut short Spring-Ford softball's PAC-10 run, 3-0.
Pitcher Erin Hamm pitched lights out for the Vikings to aid in the 3-0 win over a Spring-Ford Rams squad that defeated PV two years in a row in the Final Four and twice already this season. "Starting off, they outplayed us," said Spring-Ford head coach Tim Hughes. "They deserved to win. They outcoached us. They did everything better than us. We were sleeping and again that's ultimately my fault. I've got to make sure we're ready to go and we weren't ready to go. I don't think we saw our best, but taking nothing away from them. They played their butts off. They deserve to be in the championship game and they definitely beat us. I wish them luck." Perkiomen Valley got on the board early in the game, scoring its first run in the top of the …
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Inaugural game in Phoenixville on June 3
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Thursday, April 26, 2012
Maryann Boyd submitted the following information: Perkiomen Valley Football announces players chosen for the PAC-10 Senior Bowl. The PAC-10 Football Coaches Association hosts a historic first meeting of the 2012 Senior Players from the Pioneer Athletic Conference. Senior players from each of the PAC-10 high schools – Boyertown, Methacton, Owen J. Roberts, Perkiomen Valley, Phoenixville, Pope John Paul II, Pottsgrove, Pottstown, Spring-Ford and Upper Perkiomen – will participate as a member of one of two teams – Freedom or Liberty, which are the two divisions of the PAC-10. The PV players are Ezra Ranco, Nick Delaney, Anthony Rhodes, Jason Ugwu, Sean Leary, Kyle Chudoba, Ryan Boyd, Ryan D’Ambrosio, Sean Kilkenny and Donte Golson-Goodman…
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
The final score was Perkiomen Valley 10, Pottsgrove 2.
In a season that has been full of “What ifs?” and “What might have beens” for manager Bill Feight and the Vikings, Tuesday night’s senior celebration was a microcosm of the entire season. At times this season, the Vikings have exhibited the talent and tenacity that had pre-season predictions projecting Perkiomen Valley in the thick of the hunt for the Pioneer Athletic Conference title. Then, there has been lapses that have cost the Vikings dearly, with examples such as the four-run lead that vanished against the Wildcats in the sixth inning, or the escape of the Bears when PV led until the final at bat. “We have definitely been frustrated this year,” said senior Andrew Kenney, who is Bloomsburg-bound next year. “We felt coming in that we …
Monday, February 7, 2011
Rams 44, Vikings 39
The Vikings may not have qualified for the Pac-10 Final Four, but there will be basketball in the high school gym next weekend. Perkiomen Valley will play host to this year’s Pac-10 Final Four, with the first round slated to begin Friday night at 6 and 7:30 p.m. for the boys, and next Saturday at noon and 1:30 p.m. for the girls. Having been eliminated from conference playoff contention, the Vikings traveled to Spring-Ford Saturday night, and the Rams held off a fourth-quarter charge by Perkiomen Valley, emerging from the fray with a 44-39 win. With an opportunity to claim a District One tournament bid still within the grasp of the Vikings, every game is important down the stretch. “We know what we need to do,” said junior Erik Ragusa. “We…
Tracy Neild
8:00 am on Saturday, May 19, 2012
Go Erin and the team!!!! more ›