Michael Bradley

As host to the NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Championship, the university and Bradshaw are prepared for the crush of journalists, players, coaches and fans for a heavy dose of literal "March Madness."

The rosters are stacked with these five college-caliber players from Academy of Notre Dame de Namur, Shipley School, Episcopal Academy and Archbishop John Carroll High School.

What’s it take to get through to today’s little men? Haverford School alum Michael Bradley heads back to campus to find out.

From high school jocks on the rise to the city's best pro teams, "El Hombre" names his all-star roster.

Our Best High School Athlete and 2012 Olympics hopeful comes up for air to answer a few questions.

The owner of World Team Tennis’ Philadelphia Freedoms, which kicks off its home schedule July 10 at Villanova University’s Pavilion, shares her athletic philosophy.

Though only 18, Amile Jefferson has the skills and maturity of players much older and wiser. As for choosing his fate, he's still got some thinking left to do.

Growing up in Overbrook and Wynnewood, he was immersed in football. Today, the NFL Network’s Mike Mayock is proud to call Newtown Square home—that is, when he’s around.

In this expanded interview, the Phillies hurler shares the benefits of living in Wayne, backing up the best starting rotation in baseball, and going green.

MLB or the NFL? For Villanova’s Matt Szczur, it could be either. He just wishes it was both.