The Marple Newtown Football Boosters hosted the annual year-end banquet on Sunday at Rolling Green Golf Club. All members of the 2012 Tiger football team were honored, including the presentation of several awards.
The Marple Newtown Tigers' defense helped tighten the game against Upper Darby on Oct. 19, with a big win.
Garnet Valley won 40-6 at a home game for the Marple Newtown Tigers on Friday, Oct. 12.
Marple Newtown took a 7-6 lead into halftime against Haverford on Friday night, but the Fords scored three times in the second half to earn the 28-14 victory, reports Marple Newtown Football.
The Congestoga Pioneers bested the Marple Newtown Tigers 21-0 at a home game on Sept. 21.
Strath Haven was ultimately too much for the Marple Newtown Tigers, toppling the Tigers 21-7 on Friday night.
The Marple Newtown Tigers returned to Harry R. Harvey Field in style on Friday night, Sept. 7, beating Lower Merion 42-7.
Marple Newtown's football team opened the 2012 season at Knight Park in Sharon Hill, falling 29-20 to Del-Val favorite Academy Park, reported MarpleNewtownFootball.com.
The Marple Newtown High School football team served casseroles on a Saturday in June to help the hungry and homeless.
BRYN MAWR–Members of the Marple Newtown football team and coaching staff visited Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church on a Saturday in June to make dinner casseroles for those in need. This is the third year that the Tigers have volunteered to perform this community service. Under the direction of Cathy Whiteside, the boys put together 150 dinners. These dinners will feed 250 hungry and homeless people at twp Philadelphia area shelters–The Bethesda Project and Our Brothers Place in Philadelphia received the meals. The following members of the football teams participated: Craig Hamilton, Corey Power, Ed Graham, Anthony Rosanio, Tom Panczner, Ian Whiteside, Markos Katrahazis, Chris Mc Caw, Tom Mc Hale, Brett Mellman, Nik Rhoades, Sean Furst, …
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Sean Ridinger, a Marple Newtown High School senior, was recently recognized by The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame with the Scholar Athlete Award.
NEWTOWN SQUARE–Sean Ridinger, a Marple Newtown High School senior, was among 33 HS and 9 college students from the greater Philadelphia area, who were presented with the Football Scholar Athlete Award by The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. The award was presented at the Philadelphia Chapter annual awards banquet at Villanova University. Andy Talley, head football coach at Villanova and President of the Philadelphia area chapter, led the ceremony, which also honored Mike Kern, sports journalist with the Philadelphia Daily News and other area coaches and officials. The names of all honorees will be entered into the College Hall of Fame, in South Bend, IN. Ridinger was a two-year starter at offensive guard and an …
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