CHERRY HILL, NJ — During the summer of 2024, the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association held its annual organizational elections. Three seats on the PSWA Board of Governors were open with Chris Murray, Rich Pagano and Glenn Papazian
PRESS RELEASE: PSWA Most Courageous media availability, 4:30 p.m., Wed. Jan. 17, at DoubleTree by Hilton, Cherry Hill
The recipient of the PSWA Most Courageous Sports Person of the Year, Joe Mihalich will meet with the media prior to the 119th PSWA Banquet. Click for details.
PRESS RELEASE: PSWA Honorees Available to Media Before 119th Banquet on Wed. January 17, 5 p.m. at DoubleTree by Hilton, Cherry Hill
For immediate release: Media invited to seek interviews prior to the 119th Philadelphia Sports Writers Dinner on Wed. Jan. 17.
Previewing the 119th PSWA Banquet with Billy Schweim, In the Locker Room on 97.3 ESPN Radio Atlantic City
Check out the attached audio from Saturday’s “In the Locker Room” with Billy Schweim on 97.3 FM ESPN Radio, Atlantic City. The Philadelphia Sports Writers Association President Elect Mike Shute spoke with Schweim to fill listeners in
Philadelphia Inquirer’s Keith Pompey is PSWA’s Stan Hochman Award recipient for journalism excellence
Raised in the Frankford section of Philly, the North Catholic High product has covered the Sixers for the last 11 years.
Will to win is what makes basketball lifer Joe Mihalich PSWA’s Most Courageous Sportsperson
After suffering a life-altering stroke in 2020, Joe Mihalich is back on the bench at his alma mater.
West Chester native, Millersville U. product and Astros outfielder Chas McCormick is PSWA’s native son for 2024
The Houston outfielder made a huge defensive play against his hometown Phillies in 2022 World Series.
Delco native, “Invincible” Vince Papale to be honored as the PSWA’s Living Legend
The extraordinary success story of the kid from Glenolden, PA, led to the hit movie based on his life in the NFL.
Recently retired Temple sports communications pro Larry Dougherty to receive PSWA Lifetime Achievement Award
Larry Doc’s 40-plus-year career telling the stories of college athletes to be celebrated by Philly Sports Writers.
Former West Chester, Widener football coach Bill Zwaan recognized with Lifetime Achievement Award from Philly Sports Writers Association
Former University of Delaware and Monsignor Bonner QB retired after 27 seasons as a head coach.