One of those others is Archbishop Ryan’s Gianna Rivera, who DeGeorge and the Vikings topped in the PCL title match. Philadelphia SC Coppa Rage won the USYS U17 national title in July, an effort led by area players Ava DeGeorge (Archbishop Wood), Emma Levin (Hatboro-Horsham), Carley Slavin and Maura Day (Abington), Kayla Kulp (William Tennent) and Samantha Ridler (North Penn) among others. Last fall snapped a four-year streak of an area team making a PIAA title game, but there’s still a serious championship pedigree heading into the season. Teams snapped droughts, including Wissahickon edging out that SOL Liberty scuffle for a division title and others showed resilience battling injuries and setbacks.Īs a new season begins, title races, playoff pushes and general all-around competition figure to be as intense as ever in the area. If nothing else, the girls soccer programs in the Reporter/Times Herald/Montgomery Media area know how to keep it compelling.įrom Archbishop Wood claiming its first PCL championship since 2016, to five out of six teams in the SOL Liberty division making the District 1 4A playoffs down to the season-long slugfest for SOL Colonial supremacy and beyond, the competition was at its usual level last fall.
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