It was all falling into place for Brian McDermott Monday as he set out to live out a dream and run the Boston Marathon. The Ephrata resident, who lost his lower left leg in 2013 when he...

Cocalico sweeps Ephrata 3-0 in key Section Two match It’s hard to imagine a much better start for Peyton Stetter and his Cocalico volleyball teammates. Stetter dropped a kill and two blocks as the Eagles scored the...

The last time the Cocalico boys’ tennis team lost a regular season match, it was March of 2017. That streak of 30 ended Tuesday afternoon in Manheim with a 5-2 loss to Manheim Central. In addition to...

  For Brian McDermott, everything was going as planned. He was an outstanding football player for West Chester University and was coaching in Ohio and life was good. Then on May 26, 2013, he was walking along...

There comes a time in every game where it can turn in either direction. A play made or one that is not can sway the momentum to a particular side. That moment occurred in the top of...

Despite the fact that Cocalico boys volleyball saw its sizable lead disappear in a first-set loss to Lancaster Mennonite, coach Dwayne Kieffer and the players were not concerned. The Eagles had plenty of confidence to come back....

Led by senior Katie Heck’s five goals, the Cocalico girls’ lacrosse team dominated Ephrata, 23-4 on Monday evening at Wellspan Mountaineer Field. The victory kept the Eagles (3-0 league, 5-0 overall) tied at the top of the...

  It was a battle of strengths, particularly on the boys’ side, Monday afternoon when Ephrata hosted Cocalico in their annual Section Two track and field battle behind the Ephrata Middle School. As expected, the Eagles shined...

  After struggling offensively for the first time Saturday in a 7-5 victory over Cedar Crest, the Ephrata offense got back on track Monday night in a big Section Two match at Cocalico. Tied 2-2 midway through...

Ephrata boys lax off to impressive 2-0 start It’s always a plus to start a season off with a win. It’s even better, when it’s a dominant performance against a quality opponent. That certainly was the case...