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THE SENIOR ISSUE IS HERE!! CHECK OUT SENIORS’ FUTURE PLANS (pages 5-8)! Farewell from the Co-Editors In Chief First and foremost, I want to how to create proper formatting I always remember hating picture around us because we cannot even thank Mr. Saylor and Mr. Quigley and generally how to engage the day in elementary school. I never remember the lives we live absent for helping me make the 2015-2016 student body in school and world could smile naturally because I the screens, absent the glass, absent Abingtonian a success. I was quite news. My advice for the editors couldn’t stand forcing myself to our self- -constructed cocoons of anxious in September, knowing that of next year would be: make the smile. Back then, I only had to fake connected solitude, absent the walls technology is not my strong suit; Abingtonian a newspaper that you that smile once a year, but now I feel we put up upon which the screams I ventured into the basement and would want to sit down and read. myself gritting my teeth more and and cries of our childlike fears echo worked with Ryan to create the fi rst Don’t make being an editor a chore; more. until being silenced by distraction issue. By the time November came, I to be productive, you must enjoy and destruction, by constriction and could fi nish half the paper during one the countless hours spent putting We’re all a lot more grown up obstruction. Maybe we can change lunch period, something that initially a picture in the perfect place, or now, but in that growing up we’ve and open our eyes to a diff erent took me two days to complete. fi nding the perfect font to match gained more frivolity than sense. We future. Or maybe we will continue to Th ese small feats really helped me to the content of an article. try to photograph events before they live behind the glass, smiling through become a confi dent editor-in-chief. even happen but in doing so, fail to gritted teeth. I am now graduating and capture the private joy of a shared Leading a group of four editors I can’t believe that in just two glance, the unseen sadness of a lone Ryan Grewal and collaborating with both teachers short months, I will start a new tear, the lost emotion within us all. and other students forced me to learn adventure at Penn State, majoring We try to fabricate poignancy but how to become a leader. In tenth in Pre-medicine. I hope to one don’t recognize the meaning in the grade when I came to ASHS, I was day be the editor of the Penn State mundane. a completely diff erent person. I was newspaper. I will miss this school, so quiet and shy, and I remember the teachers, the students, and the We try, we try, we try to grab GOODBYE Mr. Saylor telling me that if I wanted club that has been a part of my life those memories faster than they a future with the Abingtonian, I since I stepped foot in this building escape our brains. And we fail. needed to become more personable three years ago: Th e Abingtonian. We try to see the world through CLASS OF and outwardly enthusiastic about the screens, but we are the ones behind paper. Th ank you for reading the paper, the glass. We are the ones hiding solving the word links, and reading behind the masks of our fabricated I really learned a lot through the the horoscopes with me! personas. We never allow ourselves 2016! Abingtonian. Not only how to fi x to experience the lives lived others’ grammar mistakes, but also Goodbye, around us because we cannot even Madeleine Kilimnik remember the lives we live absent Farewell from the Sports Section

In my time at Abington High To the rising juniors: Th is year is To the future Sports editor: Don’t School, I participated in various clubs so crucial to your future so go out ruin my legacy. Seriously. I worked and sports; however, I only held a and prove yourself. Th is year will hard for this. Make sure that you leadership role in one. In sophomore distinguish those who are ambitious don’t forget that Chess is a sport and year, I wrote my fi rst ever news and determined from the rest. You they place nationally nearly every article. From there, I began writing will survive, but are you willing to year. Give credit where credit is due frequently for the Abingtonian, and give what it takes to thrive? and know that when you write an I was fortunate enough to become athlete of the month article, you are the Sports editor my senior year. As To the upcoming sophomores: making their month. Be stricter with I sit here typing my last ever article, I Find your niche. You don’t have to your deadlines than I was with mine . think of those who will succeed me. limit yourself to one activity. Th is One last message to Mr. Saylor and To the future seniors: I hope you are school has so much to off er. If you Mr. Quigley: Th ank you for all your able to fi nd the passion I found in can’t fi nd what you’re looking for, time and assistance. It is because of writing for the newspaper. Th e work then create it. Th ree years might seem you and this club that print will never you do to spread and commend the like an eternity right now but it will go out of style. class of 2016; I can’t wait to see what eff orts of fellow classmates will not go fl y by. Make memories and record I will forever be grateful of the the future holds for us. Go Ghosts! unnoticed or unappreciated. Cherish them (maybe in a published article memories Abington has given me. the time you have left . Life will never composed by the greatest club). It is with a heavy heart that I say Yours truly, be this easy again. goodbye. Congratulations to the Rachel Rawdin, Sports Editor

Ready for Summer- AP Government Th e 2016 Summer Seniors’ Future time? Field Trip Olympics - Coming Plans! Page 2 Page 3 Soon! Page 4 Pages 5-8 The Abingtonian June 2016 Page 2 NEWS/FEATURES Farewell from the Farewell from the News Desk Features Section

Being a news editor is not all fun and games. It’s a lot of hard Well, quite some time has gone by since I was a young, naive work – more work than I thought it would be. As part of the sophomore frolicking around the activity fair, desperately signing up editing staff, I had to make sure articles were written and sent for every club I could find. Little did I know at the time, I would end up in on time, that ideas for the next issue were on hand, and that participating in only a handful of these clubs and having a significant copies of the paper were distributed to the English classrooms. role in just a few. Thankfully, The Abingtonian was one of the clubs that A lot of times, it was pretty tough, because we were short on I became interested in almost immediately. articles or weren’t sure if any articles had been sent in at all. But With every cross-out, fact-check, comma insertion, and there were fun parts, too. The meetings allowed me to interact midnight-email-overload, my passion for my job as a Features Editor with writers and my fellow editors, and they made feel like a part was pervasive. Now, as my days as an Abingtonian editor are coming to of something. I also learned how to be more of a team and about a halt, I hope that all future seniors will likewise be able to look back in all the steps that come with successfully printing a newspaper. hindsight and remember an aspect of their high school experiences in For all the people who wrote news articles this year, thank such a positive light. you so much for your dedication and making my life easier. To the rising sophomores, you have three years to build your You all did a fantastic job. News can be hard to write because legacy. Abington has an activity out there for everyone – it is your you have to stay objective, factual, and accurate, and you did responsibility to either find it or create it. If you tend to get carried yourselves a favor by challenging yourselves to do it. Keep up away with words, join the Abingtonian (10/10 would recommend, the good work. You also assisted me by making sure the news although I might be slightly biased). If exercise is your antidote for column was filled for every issue. Some of you even wrote last stress, play a sport. If performing in front of an audience gives you an minute articles and really helped the whole editorial staff out of unmatched sense of thrill and confidence, try out for the school play. some tight spots. I was lucky to know so many talented writers. These next three years are your chance to create not only your resume Thanks a lot for all your help. virtues, but also the memories that will stay with you for the rest of your life.

Sincerely, To the rising juniors, junior year may be just as stressful and Martha Grace Shultes, News Editor demanding as people make it out to be. However, it’s the year that separates the go-getters from the loafers, the ambitious from the lackadaisical, the strong from the weak. Now is your time to prove to yourself that you are capable.

Summertime Concerts To the rising seniors, don’t wish your high school tenure away. By: Stephanie Pinel Before you know it, your year will have slipped away. As the yearbooks Summer is the time to expand your horizons and dare to do come out and the Vitamin C song rolls in, your high school experience something different -- something that will make you look back and will flash before your eyes – from the familiar faces, football games, realize how much you have grown with every barbecue and firework school dances, classes, to the horrific “T,” petty drama, and countless that passes. When I think about summer, I imagine something that times you got turned down from entering the library. And you may brings many people together: concerts. Yes, camp is an adventure and just realize that these will all be memories that you will come to miss – working at Briar Bush can help with volunteer hours, but concerts both the good and the bad. always bring a greater sense of independence and unity among the many goers who all adore the same tracks on your favorite album. So, Although I will be moving on to the next chapter of my life, what concerts are going on for summer 2016? I will always remember my memories at Abington. If you search Personally, I am extremely excited for the Panic! At the Disco closely in my college dorm next year (which hopefully will not require and Weezer concert going on at the BB&T Pavilion on July 5th. With rummaging through piles of unwashed laundry and dirt that has not Panic’s new album “Death of a Bachelor”, which only features its last been swept since move-in day), you will find my favorite issues of the member of the band, Brendon Urie, a new ray of fans are joining the Abingtonian. I don’t plan on leaving behind these memories anytime crowd this tour. Panic’s change from a punk rock band to a more pop, soon. alternative rock feel has not only grabbed a new set of ears who love Congratulations to the class of 2016, and I wish you all the sound but also has kept its loyal fans interested in what sound will continued success in your future endeavors. come next. Other than my biased excitement for Panic!, many other tours Yours truly, are hitting our area from genres like rap to jazz to pop to country. Beyonce and Drake are coming to the Philly area on June 5th (Queen Brittany Levy, Features Editor B) and August 23 (Drake), but I would save some money for these concerts because tickets are ranging from $100-$400. Also, Dave THE ABINGTONIAN Matthews Band, B.O.B, Keith Urban, X Ambassadors, St. Paul and the Broken Bones, Bruce Springsteen, Coldplay, Adele, and many more are making their ways near us this summer. To cap it all off, Made IS LOOKING FOR A CARTOONIST In America will end many our summers. If you want to head over to Made in America, I would definitely pre-order your tickets now. FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR! Concerts bring many of us together, but remember to always keep yourself safe. Plan these events with pals or even make one a date. Concerts should be full of live music that creates memories you SEE MR. SAYLOR OR MR. QUIGLEY want to share with those you love. I adore hearing the stories from my mother about her first concert, which was Boy George, and simply the excitement that live music brings to all of us. Enjoy the music and fall IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in love with the summer vibes! The Abingtonian June 2016 Page 3 NEWS/FEATURES

hour-long discussion consisted of a multitude of sharp questions and AP Government Field Trip explanatory answers generated spontaneously.

By: Jackie Lee The questions ranged from normal such as the most interesting case given to strange, asking the weirdest weapons involved in homicide April 1, 2016 presented a special opportunity for the selected cases. Through the experience, students were able to learn about the students taking government courses to glimpse inside the inner constant collaboration between the numerous departments that exist workings of the local judicial division. From period 4 to 6, a roundtable at the courthouse. The judicial process did not start and end at trials; discussion was held between the classes and a panel of guests, invited it continued through the court decisions and the consequences of the graciously by Judge Gary Silow of the Montgomery County Court of issues at hand. Each position held by the guests was integral to the Common Pleas. The panel included deputy sheriff Christopher Bailey, proceedings that a defendant will go through in the criminal division, assistant district attorney and trial team captain Stew Ryan, deputy chief from the arrest itself, to the probation programs, or the end of the adult probation officer Stephanie Landes, lieutenant detective Richard sentence. Nilsen, and attorney of the public defender’s office Carol Sweeney. The A Glance into Excellence Misplaced Modifiers By: Melissa Denish By: Maggie Davis Princeton. Prince town. Just the name of it alludes to a grand superiority. Princeton University, as one of the Ivy League schools, “Writing my article, my dog interrupted me, barking furiously at the has over the years built itself a reputation of prestige beyond belief. It mailman.” This sentence might give you pause: who’s writing the article? is highly regarded as one of the top schools in the country, a standard My dog? And am I barking? Of course, with a moment’s thought, you which society tells every child that he/she must achieve. can probably figure out that I was writing, not the dog, and the dog was Last weekend, I attended a tour at this grand university with my barking, not I. But such an awkward arrangement of words can lead to immediate family. We traveled in our mini-van on our way to New some pretty odd interpretations. Jersey. Most of the way there, I listened to music in my headphones, Such inaccurately placed descriptive phrases—“dangling” modifiers, trying to block out the noises around me. From Ed Sheeran to Fiddler which have no clear subjects—have long been a source of amusement to on the Roof, I encapsulated myself in a tiny bubble, with only me, English teachers and other astute readers. In his 1987 book Anguished myself, and I. I had to break free when we arrived, however. Before we English, the linguist and English teacher Richard Lederer lists several began listening to the college sophomore who was going to give us our comical instances of modifier misplacement—for example, “Plunging tour, my father ordered us a strawberry banana smoothie from a snack 1,000 feet into the gorge, we saw Yosemite Falls” (hint: “we” are not bar in one of the university’s many buildings. Even this food source doing the plunging) or the headline “CALF BORN TO FARMER WITH was impressive, complete with trail mix and frozen delights. TWO HEADS” (who has two heads here? and just who gave birth?). There was a good amount of people on this walking tour throughout the campus. Unfortunately, the tour hostess did not have Now most of the time, writers manage to avoid these blatant a microphone, making it difficult to hear the numerous facts that she blunders. Every so often, though, you might write or read something presented. Here’s what I noticed: subtler, like this: “By training long and hard in the Batcave, it was For one thing, the campus is absolutely gorgeous. Old-style possible for Bruce Wayne to master the art of Jiu Jitsu.” This one’s a little buildings and nice walking areas flanked by gorgeous gardens creates less obvious, but if you look closely, you’ll notice that the descriptive serenity. It is a gardener’s paradise, something in which someone phrase, though speaking about Bruce Wayne, could also be applied to with a green thumb would highly enjoy. Additionally, the school has the subject of the next clause, “it.” a great student-faculty ratio and erudite professors. Along with a great education comes the prestige one acquires by graduating from In general, the English language likes to make descriptive phrases such a rigorous school. Among the information that the tour guide like “training long and hard” and “with two heads” apply to the subject presented, there were some details that were not as positive. For of the connected clause: “By training long and hard, Bruce Wayne was example, no student is able to double-major. As a person with many able to master the art of Jiu Jitsu.” Here, Bruce is both the one training interests, this disheartened me greatly. To counteract this, students are and the mastering. In the first Bruce Wayne sentence, though the vague allowed to create their own majors, in a way which may allow them “it” is the subject of the main clause, “it” is not the one training; that’s to combine multiple interests. Other academic facts follow. There are Bruce. some required courses, such as English or social studies. That being So is this a problem? Is there some grammatical flaw in using said, there is wiggle room. There are many subject courses that earn dangling modifiers? No, many modern linguists would say. It is not credit towards these requirements. A disadvantage in my eyes, was that wrong to use one of these phrases to describe a noun other than there was no option to minor in a course. However, the school also the subject of the sentence. However, when placed unwisely, these eliminates this potential issue by creating an option to have certificates, ambiguous modifiers can muddle the meaning of your writing. In the which are similar to majors. original Bruce Wayne sentence, almost any reader could figure out who There is no official sorority/fraternity options, but Princeton is training. But you might want to be a bit more careful with statements University does have a sort of underground Greek life system. Another like the Yosemite Falls sentence. In these situations, you could rearrange unique option is that in a student’s later years on the campus, he or she the words into something like this: “We saw Yosemite Falls plunging can apply to be in a food club. This is similar to a sorority or fraternity 1,000 feet into the gorge.” If you place the descriptive phrase closer to in that you have to be accepted into it, but the acceptance rate is very the noun it’s describing, your writing will be clearer. high, being I believe around 85 percent. Also, there are many options for dorms, depending on how many people you would like to live with, How can you catch those treacherous sightseeing trips and mutant and if you would like a singular-gender or co-ed floor. Additionally, farmers? After writing an essay, article, story, or other piece, set it aside. there is a cafeteria for each dorm house, creating many eating options When you’ve had time to forget a little bit about the your writing, for the younger students. come back to it. Read your sentences slowly—aloud, perhaps. Could Overall, Princeton, the famous school, site of the movie, A something you wrote be misinterpreted? Have someone else read Beautiful Mind, is very impressive, although there are some academic through your writing. Does your editor understand everything, or did restrictions that all must be aware of before applying. However, every he or she have to reread something a couple of times before figuring out person is unique, and each person has his/her own set of college what you were trying to say? requirements. Some may really enjoy this school, while others may not. If the school is good or bad, that is to the visitor’s discretion. So Misplaced modifiers can be awkward (albeit entertaining), but after to that, I hope you all visit many wonderful colleges and decide for practicing, your teachers will soon gape at your impressively clear yourself which one is the best choice. writing (see what I did there?). The Abingtonian June 2016 Page 4 SPORTS turning thirty on the day of closing ceremonies, and his old age is Full Name Future Plans affecting him. Experts say that this will be his most difficult Olympics Abdullah Esmat Abdelmaksoud Penn State University - Abington 2016 Summer ever, especially against the USA’s Justin Gatlin. Gatlin holds the world Benjamin Jules Abrams Temple University record for fastest 100m run in 2014 and 2015, as well as the fastest 200m Raychelle M. Abreu Penn State University - Abington run in 2014. Will Bolt be able to hold off Gatlin and keep his title of Brian Michael Agnew Bloomsburg University Olympics Preview world’s fastest man? Ian Christopher Aguilera Montgomery County Comm. College John Oscar Antonio Alcedo Temple University By: Timmy Gallagher Another young athlete bursting onto the scene is Boris Berian, a Orpha Civil Alcin St. John’s University - Queens twenty-four year old middle distance runner for the United States. Just Morgan Madeline Ann Allen AMDA-College and Conservatory Later this summer, the 2016 Summer Olympics will be held in two years ago, Berian was working in a Colorado Spring McDonald’s, of the Performing Arts Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. The Games will take place from August 5th and this August he will run in his first ever Olympic games. Berian is Wise Marcus Allen University of Pittsburgh until August 21st. Of the 206 National Olympic Committees, 191 a college dropout, who worked hard to train after his morning shifts Alyssa Paige Allerton Savannah College of Art and Design have already qualified to participate in the games, as well as one at Mcdonald’s, and finally started gaining recognition in 2015 after Celeste Alvarado Montgomery County Comm. College independent Olympic athlete. Two counties, Kosovo and South Sudan, placing 4th at the 2015 Herculis meet. Berian ran for the United States Zackary Tyler Amato Undecided are participating in their first ever Olympic Games, and we will see at the 2016 IAAF World Indoor Championships and won a gold medal Allyson Marie Amenhauser Shippensburg University the return of a sport that has been absent for over 100 years -- golf. in the 800m. Carlos Handler, who owns the club where Berian trains Patricia Tatiana Anty Community College of Philadelphia Jennifer Abby Apeldorn Stevenson University These exciting additions, as well as returning veterans and up and in Colorado, says that his training in high altitude will give him a huge Allison Anne Araco Maryland Institute College of Art coming newcomers, guarantee to make this year’s Olympics Games a advantage at Rio. Berian wishes to finally realize his dream of winning Emily Efua Quainua Arthur University of Pittsburgh memorable one. Here are a few things you are going to want to watch gold after such a rough start to his running career. Joseph Michael Avallone New Mexico Inst. of Mining and Tech. out for this August. Joseph Christopher Aversa Armed Forces Gymnastics: Alexander Henry Azuelos Vassar College Swimming: In the gymnastics arena, nineteen year old newcomer Simone Biles Eric Robert Babst Undecided Matthew Jacob Bachmann Gwynedd-Mercy University The most anticipated swimming story is return of American swimmer threatens to take the individual all-around gold medal from 2012 gold Natalie Ann Baliker University of Connecticut Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian in history, with 22 medal winner, Gabby Douglas. Biles, despite only participating in three Siani Monét Barbosa Penn State University - University Park medals, including 18 gold medals. Phelps went into retirement after prior major events, but never in an Olympics, is the most decorated Dylan Thomas Bartron Montgomery County Comm. College the last Olympic Games, only to come out 2 years later, in April 2014. Joseph Anthony Baumgarten Montgomery County Comm. College American female gymnast in World Championship history, with Phelps hopes to continue his dominance in one final Olympic attempt, Carly Jill Baurer West Chester University despite being “old” (30) for the sport. This seems like an attainable fourteen total medals, including ten gold. Despite her tiny 4’8’’ frame, Paul David Beale Montgomery County Comm. College goal, as he has won many gold medals in numerous world swimming Biles shows tremendous strength and height on the bars and in her Gianna Louise Beck Temple University events in 2014 and 2015. Most recently he set a world record for the floor routine. Biles hopes to continue her success into Rio and dethrone Stephane Belly Montgomery County Comm. College fastest time in 2015 for the 100m butterfly, 200m butterfly, and 200m Gabby Douglas. Alexander Rudolph Beltz Penn State University - Abington Individual Medley at the 2015 US National Championships. Alyssa Nichole Bennicoff Undecided Golf: Patricia Rose Benson Penn State University - Abington Another swimmer making a return for America is twenty-one year old Seth Daniel Berkowitz Arcadia University Lastly, Golf is ready to make its first Olympic appearance since 1904. Missy Franklin. Franklin tore up the London stage in 2012 when, as a Zoey Nicole Bethel Montgomery County Comm. College The decision to add golf as an Olympic sport in 2016 was made in in seventeen year old, she won four gold medals and a bronze, including Rhyse Taylor Biletz Saint Joseph’s University 2009, and was led by Ty Votaw and Peter a world record in the 4x100m medley, and a solo world record in the Tyler James Black Montgomery County Comm. College 200m backstroke. After her breakout performance in London and an Sara Lindsay Blackman Penn State University - University Park Dawson. The games are expected to be played under typical golf rules, Jordan Daniel Blake Indiana University of Pennsylvania impressive offseason, Missy hopes to burst into Rio stronger than ever and will be in two events; men and women’s seventy-two hole individual Ryan Thomas Bloomfield Montgomery County Comm. College and add to her already impressive medal count. stroke play. A total of 60 players will qualify for both the men and the Benjamin Peter Boches Penn State University - University Park women, with a guarantee of players from all major geographical regions, Caitlin Nicole Boetefuer La Salle University Track and Field: Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania. Samuel Joseph Bowens, Jr. Montgomery County Comm. College Another returning veteran is Jamaica’s Usain Bolt. Since 2008, Bolt has Amenah Shanah Boykin Undecided Overall, Rio will be filled with returning athletes and newcomers that been known as “the fastest man ever timed.” He hopes to be able to win Kyra Marissa Bradley Shippensburg University will light up the world’s athletic stage. Combine this with the spice of Shawn William Bradley Montgomery County Comm. College a gold medal in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m for the third Olympics in Brazilian culture and the riches of Rio’s history, and this Summer’s John Buck Brandenburger University of Alabama a row, something no other person has ever done. But Bolt will be Olympics will be one to remember. Michael Thomas Braunstein Undecided Natalie Braverman Montgomery County Comm. College Michael Brennan Undecided The real surprise has been the pitching. Aaron Nola has followed up Timothy Anthony Brennan Montgomery County Comm. College Phils Continue to Surprise a successful rookie year with a great start in 2016. Vincent Velasquez is Mariel Teresa Bria East Stroudsburg University beginning to look like a potential future ace after being acquired in the Tyler Anthony Bridge Temple University Ken Giles deal. Both of these righties are expected to be the anchors of Keion Marquis Broadus College of the Canyons By: Jordan Denish the staff for the next decade. Jeremy Hellickson and Jerad Eickoff both Kevin Joseph Broderick Undecided Ever since the 2011 season when the Phillies won 102 games, the have ERAs under 4.00. Jeanmar Gomez leads the MLB in saves and Benjamin Leon Brodovsky University of Maryland, College Park team has been on a downward spiral. Attendance has plummeted as setup man Hector Neris has looked unhittable with his fastball-splitter Sarah Catherine Brolly University of Pittsburgh - Johnstown Michael Andre Brooks, Jr. Montgomery County Comm. College the team has fallen closer and closer to the bottom of the standings. combo. Last year, the Phillies neared 100 losses in a year where the starting David Benson Brouwer-Ancher, Jr. La Salle University pitching was torched and the organization lacked the energy that was Now that the Phillies have demonstrated their potential, the real Chazah Talitha Lael Brown Undecided Elizabeth Huntington Brown Temple University at the core of the team’s 5- year stretch as reigning National League question is whether they can maintain their hot start. The franchise Jacob Tyler Brown Armed Forces is still likely a couple years from contending with top prospects like East champions. From even the casual fan’s eye, the players seemed Jordan Dyajon Brown Albright College overmatched by the rest of the league. shortstop J.P. Crawford and outfielder Nick Williams producing in Kayla Nicole Brown Montgomery County Comm.College Entering the 2016 season, expectations remained low. For a the minors. The organization has turned one of the most barren farm Tyrone Brown, III Millersville University Philadelphia team in the midst of a rebuild, the franchise drew systems into a talented core of prospects. Even with a record close to Kevin Wayne Bryson Bucks County Community College comparisons to the 76ers. Sure, the team had a few young faces, but this .500 so far, the team still has allowed more runs than have been scored, Sophie Alex Buckingham Tufts University talent was years away from developing and would be overshadowed by and a downfall seems imminent. But thus far this year’s spring has Alexander Bugay Montgomery County Comm. College the aging veterans with huge contracts. And this prediction seemed to been promising and the future for this younger and more dynamic Lucas Jeremy Burke West Chester University be accurate as the Phillies opened the season with 4 straight losses. Philadelphia squad has fans excited. Paul Edward Burke Temple University But since then, the team finished April with 14 wins in the remaining Nehemiah Austin Burnett Penn State University - Abington 20 games. Several young hitters have emerged and the pitching has Matthew Christopher Byers Penn State University - Abington been terrific. Maikel Franco has continued to develop as a middle of Jay Sean Bynum Kean University the order power threat. Odubel Herrera has been an on-base machine Steven Christopher Cain York College of Pennsylvania Khrystopher Juwan Cameronbradley Montgomery County Comm. College at the leadoff spot, placing among the league leaders in walks and OBP Madison Lee Cannon Cedar Crest College (On-Base Percentage). Sophia Lynn Carabba Shippensburg University Geselle Cardoso-Rojas Montgomery County Comm. 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