She found out it's more than a little exercise
Meryl Nash's mother didn't require her to run cross-country at Council Rock three years ago. But she wanted her daughter involved in a school activity, any activity.
( By Ira Josephs, Inquirer Suburban Staff, 10/14/2002 03:01 AM EDT)

Perez turns heads at tourney
West Deptford senior Astrid Perez, making her first appearance in the NJSIAA state girls' tennis singles tournament, put a scare into the tournament's No. 1 seed yesterday at Mercer County Park.
( By Kristian Pope, Inquirer Suburban Staff, 10/14/2002 03:01 AM EDT)

Maple Shade's games now seen in a new light
After two years of waiting, the Maple Shade field hockey team has finally been able to stand up and say, "Let there be light!" The Wildcats brought field hockey into prime-time with six night games on their schedule this season.
( By Tom McGurk, Inquirer Suburban Staff, 10/14/2002 03:01 AM EDT)

Pennsylvania Scoreboard
CATHOLIC LEAGUE RED Arch. Wood vs. Arch. Carroll (at Villanova), 7:30 SUBURBAN ONE LEAGUE Upper Merion at Upper Moreland, 7:30 Quakertown at Souderton, 7:30
( 10/14/2002 03:01 AM EDT)

As Smith goes, so go the Colonials
It's not difficult to see how much Erick Smith means to the Plymouth Whitemarsh football team. In the five games that Smith started and played the full 48 minutes, the Colonials emerged victorious. When the senior fullback and outside linebacker was not on the field in the late going of one closely played contest and missed another, the squad suffered defeats.
( By Rick O'Brien, Inquirer Suburban Staff, 10/14/2002 03:01 AM EDT)