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Cavs v. Warriors Part IV: 2018 NBA Finals Preview

Alex Bay • May 31, 2018

Alex Bay After a tumultuous season with plenty of doubts about whether the top dogs of the NBA would be able to defend their conference titles, we find ourselves back in the same place we were last year... and the two years before that.

Vegas Takes Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals

Fernando Castro • May 30, 2018

In a thrilling game one, the 2018 Stanley Cup Finals began, featuring a match up nobody would have dreamed of eight months ago. Out of the eastern conference came the Washington Capitals, ending a drought...

Radnor Squash Finishes Second in National Championship

Abigail Lenhard • April 6, 2018

Abigail Lenhard As the season just ended, it’s about time to give a recap of everyone’s favorite winter sport, the one which Ruckus would never miss, the sport whose verdict everyone anxiously awaits, the team whose players are the coolest kids on campus: squash.

The FBI Probe and Its Impact On College Sports

Nick Economides • March 15, 2018

Nick Economides But as the years have passed, the games have become more complex, the TV deals more exuberant, and the recruiting more of a circus, the old system of college athletics may have run its course, and the FBI’s probe into corruption in College Basketball could totally deconstruct, and maybe even rebuild, college sports.

A Recap of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics

Jesse Conen • March 2, 2018

Jesse Conen On Sunday, February 25th, 2018, the Olympic flame was extinguished in Pyeongchang, South Korea, marking the end of an exhilarating Winter Olympics.

RGB Bounce Pope John Paul II in First Round of District Playoffs

Fernando Castro • February 22, 2018

Fernando Castro This year, Radnor girls basketball finished with a total 13-8 record, and 8-6 league record, earning them a 6th place finish in the Central League.

NBA Hot Takes

Fernando Castro and Bobby Amarant • February 22, 2018

Fernando Castro & Bobby Amarant Here are the hottest takes about the NBA as of the 2018 All-Star break.

A Reminiscence of an Eagles Victory

Emilija Sagaityte, Former Editor-in-Chief • February 15, 2018

Emilija Sagaityte This Super Bowl Sunday is different...Unlike prior to any other Super Bowl I can remember, the sense of collective community support for one of the final two teams isn’t just astounding; it is thrilling.

Reaction to Eagles Victory

Will Dawson • February 15, 2018

Will Dawson Pure joy upon the Eagles’ victory was universally felt throughout the city of Philadelphia. This was evident at the parade on Thursday where a myriad of Eagles fans gathered to celebrate something truly special. I attended the parade with my father, and I can safely say it was one of the greatest experiences of my life and something I will always treasure.

The Eagles and the Philadelphia Identity

Neal Chan • February 4, 2018

Neal Chan We want a team that is always fighting like Philly itself is; unrelentlessly, with resilience, fearlessness, and for each other. This year’s Eagles certainly fit the bill.

2017 MLB Recap

Will Dawson • December 19, 2017

Will Dawson The 2017 Major League Baseball season was one for the books.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Penn State Football is Back

Nick Economides • November 13, 2017

Nick Economides While Penn State's’ hopes for Playoff spot and a shot at the National Title have been dashed, it shouldn’t take away from what this team has accomplished and what they can accomplish in the future

Raiders Snap Three Game Losing Streak; Lock in for the Playoffs

Fernando Castro • November 13, 2017

Fernando Castro The central league has been tough to Radnor this season. Going into their Friday night bout against the Penncrest Lions, the Red Raiders were at a measly 2-5 record in the central league. Grinding a win against Conestoga and rolling over Harriton, Radnor showed that they weren’t a bottom of the pack team.

Upper Dublin Outlasts Radnor in High Scoring Affair; Raiders play Rivalry Game 11/6

Fernando Castro • November 9, 2017

Fernando Castro Radnor squeezed into the playoffs at the 12th seed, a feat they would not have accomplished if the PIAA classifications hadn’t become more forgiving in the past two years.

NBA Award Predictions

October 19, 2017

Ben Chanenson, Tommy Ciatto, Alex Bay, and Fernando Castro make their predictions on the NBA Awards.