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Community Service
On Sunday Oct. 4th, all 3 Shanahan Football Teams took part in a community service project that was designed to raise money for hunger in Chester County. The service project took place in Downingtown on Strubble Trail. The players walked 4.5 miles and raised over $1500.
On Sunday Oct. 11th the Varsity and JV Football Teams helped in another community service project (5K For Katie) which also took place at Strubble Trail. The teams helped raise awareness and money for APS.
We're proud of the boys!
Class of 2009
College Football Choices:
Ryan Alderman- Temple University
Matt Carlin- West Chester University
Jared McGill- Widener University
Greg Cordivari- Catholic University
Ryan Alderman 2009 Mini Maxwell Award Winner
Congratulations Ryan!
- Ryan Alderman--73 receptions 1177yards receiving
- Greg Cordivari--2255 yards passing 24 TD's
10/20/2008
Shanahan shuts out Vikings
By PETER DiGIOVANNI
DOWNINGTOWN — The plan was simple for the Bishop Shanahan football team coming into Saturday's Ches-Mont National Division game with West Chester East. The Eagles vowed to stop East' marvelous running back Chris McCormick, and jump on the Vikings early and not let the visitors spring an upset. read more...
09/30/2008
Bishop Shanahan's dynamic duo
By Rick O'Brien
Tucked away in Downingtown, Chester County, is one of Southeastern Pennsylvania's best pass-catch duos.
Through five games, Bishop Shanahan seniors Greg Cordivari and Ryan Alderman have accounted for 652 yards and eight touchdowns. The Eagles, using a spread formation with up to five receivers, throw an average of 28 times per game. read more...
Despite setback, Eagles improving
DAILY LOCAL
Going into Friday night's Ches-Mont League game with West Chester Henderson, the Bishop Shanahan Eagles were one of the hottest and surprising teams in the area. The Eagles had won three in a row and were getting rave reviews for their empty backfield, shotgun offense which at times showcased five receivers, including all-everything wide-out Ryan Alderman. read more...
09/09/2008
Shanahan Beats Unionville
By PETER DiGIOVANNI
DOWNINGTOWN - If one looked at Monday's nonleague game between Unionville and host Bishop Shanahan, on paper most would consider Unionville to be the heavy favorite. The Indians have been to the District 1 playoffs three years in a row and were coming off a season-opening win over Interboro. read more...