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    Taylor Trimble ’11 earns All-ACC honors (Lacrosse - Girls)

    Posted April 25, 2013

    Taylor Trimble ’11, a former high school All-American lacrosse player during her days at the Episcopal Academy, continues to earn honors as a collegiate player at Duke University. For the full story, click more.

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    EA Lacrosse beats rival Haverford 9-8 in Overtime (Lacrosse - Boys)

    Posted April 25, 2013

    Curtis Zappala took the pass from Dutch Buckley, calmly settled in and surveyed what he was up against. There aren’t too many sophomores whom coaches would trust to have the ball on their stick with the game on the line in overtime and there are even fewer sophomores who would be entrusted with that opportunity when the game is in overtime against the school’s biggest rival. Not much fazes Zappala. The Episcopal Academy attackman doesn’t seem to worry about the big moment, regardless of what the situation is, so he made sure to take that chance. For the full story, click more.

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  • Episcopal Academy tennis team aces Malvern (Tennis - Boys)

    Posted April 22, 2013

    The Episcopal Academy boys' tennis team defeated Malvern Prep, 7-0, Tuesday. Singles winners for EA were Max Kane (first singles, won 6-2, 6-0); Ethan Markman (second singles, won 6-0, 6-4); and Brendan Deuoue (third singles, won 6-0, 6-4).

  • EA Baseball Stuns Penn Charter with Late Rally (Baseball)

    Posted April 22, 2013

    After being held to two hits through six frames in an Inter-Ac League game played under extra-gray skies and affected nonstop by strong winds, the Churchmen exploded for five runs in the home seventh to stun visiting Penn Charter, 8-7. For the full recap, click more.

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    Russell Rhoads '14 Named Main Line Boys Athlete of the Week (Baseball)

    Posted April 19, 2013

    A junior pitcher and infielder for the Churchmens’ baseball squad, Rhoads has had some standout performances on the mound lately. In recent back-to-back complete-game shutout victories, he allowed a total of only four hits and three walks while striking out 14 batters. Rhoads, who started playing baseball in his parents’ backyard at the age of 2, was part of a Little League team that made it to the state finals, two games away from the regional qualifier for the Little League World Series, when he was 12 years old. For the full story, click more.

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