Corky Blake
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Freelance writer with 40+ years experience as sports writer/editor for daily newspapers. Being average is not an option. [email protected].
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2 days ago |
lehighvalleylive.com | Corky Blake
Delaware Valley Regional High School senior Will Fritsche was truly a game-time decision Tuesday afternoon because of an ailing hamstring. “It really was last minute, about 10 minutes before the game,” Fritsche said. “I got some treatment, warmed up and felt good to go.”Given that Tuesday’s non-league boys lacrosse game at Tap Webb Memorial Field was against Phillipsburg, the chances that Fritsche would miss the game were slim to none.
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3 weeks ago |
lehighvalleylive.com | Corky Blake
Former major league catcher Brian Schneider, whose 13-year baseball career included seasons with the Phillies and Mets, headlines this year’s class of seven honorees who will be inducted into the Lehigh Valley-Pocono Sports Hall of Fame.
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1 month ago |
cityofbasketballlove.com | Andrew Robinson |Josh Verlin |David Comer |Corky Blake
Andrew Robinson (@ADRobinson3) –– WHITEMARSH >> Grace Miley was going to shoot, right up until she didn’t. Instead, the Perkiomen Valley senior saw Quinn Boettinger and in a show of what’s made this Vikings team so good, Miley gave up the ball at the biggest juncture of Friday’s PIAA Class 6A semifinals. Boettinger drew a foul in a tie game, stepped to the line and knocked down two free throws for a PV lead it wouldn’t give back.
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1 month ago |
cityofbasketballlove.com | Corky Blake |Josh Verlin |David Comer |Dan Arkans
By Corky Blake — It’s been more than a month since Devon Prep lost in the Philadelphia Catholic League semifinals to Roman Catholic in the Tide’s first trip to the Palestra. Devon Prep hasn’t been defeated since, including Friday night’s methodical 64-44 dismantling of District 2 champion Valley View in the PIAA Class 4A boys semifinals at Parkland High School to advance to Thursday’s state championship game in Hershey against Berks Catholic.
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1 month ago |
cityofbasketballlove.com | Josh Verlin |David Comer |Andrew Robinson |Corky Blake
By Josh Verlin (@jmverlin) — PLYMOUTH MEETING — Asim Hardy was a seventh-grader at Sankofa Freedom Academy the last time the Warriors made a run to Hershey. He remembers all-too-well the watch party as the Sankofa boys rolled Vincentian Academy for the program’s first and only state championship in its first and only appearance to that point. “They had a game on a projector, on a big screen,” he said.
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