Radnor Sophomore Shines In Varsity Debut

Hopefully, in time, Chris Galloway will learn about selective amnesia. The sophomore was making his first varsity start Friday night against Archbishop Carroll. The 6-foot, 165-pound strong safety/slot receiver intercepted two passes and caught two passes for 10 yards, including one for an 8-yard gain on a crucial play.

But what plagued Galloway Friday night was a dropped pass that appeared to be a touchdown.

“The drop killed,” Galloway said. “In the huddle, I noticed my gloves were slippery, I should have caught that pass. I beat myself up over it a little. The coaches and my teammates kept telling me to keep my head up, but I couldn’t. I think I had a good game. I learned I could be a successful varsity player. I was a little nervous, at first, but after I got into the game, I didn’t feel pressured at all. I’m learning to forget. I think that comes with time.”

Strath Haven visits this Friday night in a game that’s been switched from Strath Haven, which is having the sod on its field redone. “Strath Haven runs a Wing-T offense, and we’ve been working on a defense to stop that.” Galloway said.