Phantom gridders are ousted by Interboro

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Article:	Phantom gridders are ousted by Interboro
> PROSPECT PARK - Phoenixville’s dreams of a return trip to the District 1-AAA football playoff finals ended quickly Friday in the first round of postseason action. > The Phantoms met a tough foe in host Interboro, which stormed out to a 35-0 lead in the third quarter en route to a 35-14 victory for the third-seeded Bucs against the sixth-seeded Phantoms. > “We knew they were a big team,” said Phoenixville senior linebacker Brian Madden. “We kind of underestimated their speed. They are a good team. They work hard, play hard.” Read More...
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> PROSPECT PARK - Phoenixville’s dreams of a return trip to the District 1-AAA football playoff finals ended quickly Friday in the first round of postseason action. > The Phantoms met a tough foe in host Interboro, which stormed out to a 35-0 lead in the third quarter en route to a 35-14 victory for the third-seeded Bucs against the sixth-seeded Phantoms. > “We knew they were a big team,” said Phoenixville senior linebacker Brian Madden. “We kind of underestimated their speed. They are a good team. They work hard, play hard.” ' name="hid_articleParagraph" id="hid_articleParagraph" />