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Congrats to Neverland Blue! - 8/9/2015

It really did come down to The Sing! Both teams did an amazing job, but with a single point victory in The Sing and the 20 point bonus that went with it, Neverland Blue has won Color Days 2015. We'd like to thank everyone who has tuned in over the past few days for our Color Days 2015 coverage and A Game Live events. Please bear with us as we finish sorting through a mountain of photos. They will be posted soon. From the Pocono Mountains in Greeley, PA, this is PFC SportsNet signing off til next summer!

Countdown to Sing! - 8/9/2015

We're an hour away from Sing and boy is the score close! It's 1519 Blue, 1512.5 Gold. We said it before and we'll say it again: It's anyone's game.

Day Three Begins! - 8/9/2015

Day two closed with Blue in the lead, 1125.5-1089.5, but it's anyone's game with a full day of activities ahead! Day three starts with the judgment of march and formation and continues after breakfast with tennis, riflery, ropes and archery for boys, and touch football, soccer, and basketball for girls. Next comes song/skit practice and swim for everyone and touch football, football, basketball, and hockey for boys. Finally, the sportsmanship skit and march with formation will be judged... and that all before lunch time! After lunch, there will be a bunk and campus clean-up and rehearsals for THE SING!! On behalf of the entire camp, we can't wait!!!

Girls' 'A' Game! - 8/9/2015

The game kicked off with two awesome team entrances. This year, the team entrances were judged and all of the 10th grade girls got to participate! Additionally, every 10th grader, not just the players, got his or her own jersey during their respective game. At the girls' game, the 10th grade boys were dressed in blue and gold body paint, cheering the girls on from the sidelines. The energy was high before the game even started, as both Generals made their layups! The Gold team started strong, but Blue quickly caught up and had a strong lead going into the 2nd half. The Blue team reigned victorious, 40-32.