Head Coach Bill Coleman knew his team’s first games of the season were going to be nothing short of challenging. In a loss to the 2016 District One 6A Finalists, Coatesville, the Falcons showed facing so many tough opponents is starting to pay off. “We’re fighters. We have to fight. We knew they were going to came out strong and we just had to come out strong too,” said sophomore Connor Collin. Coatesville (2-2) defeated Pennsbury (1-3) 52-42 in the first game of the Diane Mo

My little, not so little brother, is now junior in high school and really growing into his own. I am so proud of him for all that he has overcome over the years to get to this point. He is one of the strongest people I know for his resilience and determination. This past year was a great year for him in basketball.I have included videos from one of my favorite games so far of his career. He is a lights out three-point shooter and was ranked one of the top shooters in the area

Villanova defeated UNC Asheville 86-56 yesterday in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Daniel Ochefu stepped up to provide a dominant inside presence. The 6 –foot-11 senior finished with a double double of 17 points, 10 rebounds to go along with 4 assists and 3 blocks. Last week in the Big East tournament, Ochefu was limited in tournament play due to a sprained ankle. Without his 6-foot-11 presence inside, the Wildcats had to rely on their perimeter game. Shooting only 8

Villanova’s Jay Wright was named amongst four finalist for the top coaching honor in college basketball- the Naismith Coach of the Year award. The Atlanta Tipoff Club announced the four finalists on Thursday, March 17 and the winner will be announced on Sunday, April 3 at the Naismith Awards Brunch sponsored by UPS at the NCAA Men’s Final Four in Houston. The other three finalists include, Tom Crean (Indiana University), Chris Mack (Xavier University), and Bill Self (Kansas U

It has been a game marked on everyone’s calendar for weeks. No. 1 Villanova faced Big East opponent and No. 5 Xavier. The Wildcats fell 90-83 to the No. 5 team on the road in front of a sold out crowd in Cincinnati, OH. Both teams came into the game sitting 24-3, battling for the top spot in their conference as well as the nation. Up until Wednesday night, Villanova was the only team in the Big East that Xavier has never beaten since joining the conference in 2013. Last time

The last three seasons, Villanova defeated all of their Philadelphia opponents, to claim the Big 5 Title. Wednesday night, the Wildcats did it again. The last 12 victories, going back to 2013, were all by a double-digit margin of at least a dozen points. Wednesday night the Wildcats knocked off the Temple Owls 83-67 at the Liacouras Center in front of 10,472. The atmosphere was nothing short of a typical Big East game for the Wildcats. The Liacouras Center was loud and electr