Berks Sports Report Paul Roberts
The top three teams in my poll remain the same this week. Conrad Weiser and Wyomissing traded places. Fleetwood jumped into my rankings for the first time this year. Boyertown slipped one spot, while Gov. Mifflin fell out after its third straight loss. Twin Valley travels to Manheim Central on …
Read More »Beau Fegely-Fleetwood
Players and coaches involved with high school sports can form tight bonds. In some cases, these teams resemble a family. That’s literally the case at Fleetwood. Mel Fegely, who had been an assistant, is the new head coach of the Tigers. His sons, Beau and Hunter, both play for him. …
Read More »“Roberts Rankings”-Baseball
Gov. Mifflin’s baseball team has been a juggernaut over the past two seasons. The Mustangs racked up 50 wins, along with state, district, and county championships. This season is still in its early stages, but there doesn’t appear to be a dominant force in the Berks League in 2026. More …
Read More »Baseball Scoreboard-April 1st
Wilson defeated rival Gov. Mifflin 8-1. We will have a full game story and interview with winning pitcher Jack Gabel. Exeter beat Reading 10-3. Mason Goodhart threw a complete game four-hitter with nine strikeouts. Brenton Feathers had two hits and drove in three runs. Fleetwood scored seven runs in the …
Read More »Berks Senior All-Star Games
The Berks County Basketball Coaches Association Senior All-Star Games were held at Conrad Weiser High School on Sunday afternoon. The boys coaches in the BCIAA decided to switch things up this year. They opted to put seniors from Division 1 and Division 2 on the Red team and players from …
Read More »Pangburn going from Fleetwood to Daniel Boone
Daniel Boone has found its next head football coach, while Fleetwood is beginning a search for one. Steve Pangburn is staying in the Lancaster-Lebanon Football League, but he’s changing teams. Pangburn resigned as the Tigers’ head coach after four years. He will become the Blazers’ new head coach, pending school …
Read More »Mason Senna-Fleetwood
Overwhelming was the word Mason Senna used to describe his Senior Night experience. The 6’2 guard had tears of joy in his eyes after a thrilling 47-46 victory over Wyomissing. Senna, the lone senior in the Tigers’ starting lineup, sank a go-ahead free throw with 1.8 seconds left. “I was …
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