The Public League held its Golf Team and Individual Championships on Thursday, September 25th at the 1912 Club, the host of the Public League championship for the last 5 seasons. We were very lucky to have the weather hold out for a great day of golf! What turned out to be a historic championship for

Philadelphia Public League Alumni continue to make headlines across the sports world!! Philly natives and Imhotep Institute Charter alumni Andre Mintze and Yasir Durant are champions of the United Football League after the DC Defenders defeated the Michigan Panthers 58-34!! Both Andre and Yasir took part in the Philadelphia Public Leagues’s first PIAA State Football

The 2025 Philadelphia Public League Track and Field Championships were held over a span of three days at Germantown Supersite and Northeast High School from May 5th to May 7th. Imhotep Institute Charter (Boys) along with Central High School (Girls) came into the event as the reigning PPL Champions looking for a repeat victory. Carver

The Northeast Vikings Wrestling Team has won its 5th straight Public League Title, beating George Washington High School by a score of 44-12. The Vikings under the teaching of head coach Mike Siravo have been a force to be reckoned with in the Public League. Northeast has consistently sat atop the Pantheon of wrestling in

History was made last week when the Central High School Girls Relay Swim Team broke the Philadelphia Public League record for the 200 Medley Relay previously set by Central in 1993 (1:57.70)! Central’s new record (1:56.63) was set by Jillian Rhyshek, Jannah Rhyshek, Neoimi Rodriguez, and Nancy Maroon.  In addition to the record this year,

The Philadelphia Public League along with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia took to the Liacouras Center on Sunday, December 22nd for the PIAA District XII Competitive Spirit Championship. The Philadelphia Public League Competitive Spirit Championship was held conjointly within the event and saw 40+ competitive spirit squads take to the mat to compete and potentially earn