The U-12 Boys Deep Run Force took first place in the Inter-County Soccer League 2nd Division with a record of 8-0-2. Thee team also came in first place in the Warrington Summer Classic and the Deep Run Labor Day Tournament playing up in the U-13 bracket, allowing no goals in the Labor Day Tournament. The Force was second in the Western Lehigh Fall Fest and the Deep Run Turkey Tournament.

Pictured front row (from left): Cole Rand, Jack Gillespie, Patrick Coughlin, Marco Grenda, Kaleb Rush, Collin McBrierty, Eric Staas. Middle row: Colin Slider, Ethan Gemzik, Adam Gurysh, Chance Landis, Matt Mauer, Patrick Gillespie,  Evan Freed. Back row: Head coach Terry Grenda, assistant coach Jack Gillespie, assistant coach Mike Gurysh.

Team USA won the Deep Run Girls U12 Championship on Nov. 12 with a 3-0 victory over England in the championship to finish the season 12-0-4.

Pictured front row (from left): Gwen Litwak, Madison Morgan, Tara Moon, Alexis Moon. Middle Row: Lauren Klima, Kayla Yellen, Rachel Ambrose, Julianne Metz, Ione Blaxall, Devon Guthrie, Samantha Danberry Back Row: Coach Bill Metz, assistant coach.Chris Benner, Taryn Velas, Hannah Passerini, Lauren Saylor.

The Deep Run Lady Lightning 12U fall softball team won the 2011 BMI Fall Ball Tournament championship over two teams from both Doylestown and Lenape Valley.

The Lady Lightning held off a tough Lenape Valley opponent to go undefeated 4-0 over the two-day event. Strong pitching and timely hitting led the way for the Lady Lightning.

Pictured front row (from left): Logan Scott, Sara Sztenderowicz, Jacqui Benamati . Middle row: Middle row: Kailyn Bell, Meghan Bauer, Emily Dossick, Jess Kalams. Back row: Skylar Hengeveld, Morgan Henry, Kayla Morano, Izzy Sarafini, Sophia Lambert. Missing: Samantha Danberry.

In early August, the Deep Run 12-year-old travel baseball team participated in the Dreams Park exhibition tournament in Cooperstown, N.Y. Pictured front row (from left): Ben Werkheiser, Justin Burkholder, Nick Nocero, Nate Runk, Ryan Nichols, Ryan Kinky. Middle row: Connor Schnable, Brock Hewitt, Jack Rand, Nick Schnable, Danny Coughlin, Jake Siwert,  Troy Crosson. Back row: Coach Drew Nocero, coach Craig Schnable, coach Steve Siwert.

The Deep Run Thunderhawks 11-year-old travel baseball team won its "Field of Dreams" tournament on June 19 with a a 9-2 championship-game victory over Harleysville to finish 5-0.

Players pictured (from left): Daniel Sabbath, Edward Kerrigan, Brett Henofer, Evan Freed, Chase Bifolco, Jason Ruediger, Connor Mart, Kyle Yoder, Michael Molettiere, Kolby Rush. Coaches pictured (from left): Brian Mart, Rick Henofer, Anthony Molettiere, Duane Freed, Keith Rush.  Not pictured: Cole Rand.

The Deep Run Valley Sports Association 10U White Team won the the 2011 Spring-Ford Youth Athletic League D-2 Invitational held July 1-4.

Deep Run won all three games to take first in its division, and after a semifinal victory advance to the championship final against 10U Spring-Ford Youth Athletic Team D-2. Deep Run won the game in the bottom of the last inning to sweep the tournament.

Pictured front row (from left): Billy Walsh, Ben Derk, Kevin Knapp, Hayden Maltby, Joe DiStefano, Joe Staropoli. Middle row: Brooks Kinky, Sean Duffy, Sean Gallagher, Tristan Diaz, Evan Carey. Back row: Head coach John Gallagher, assistant coach Scott Kinky, assistant coach Gerald Diaz, assistant coach Anthony Staropoli. Not pictured: Nicholas Altopiedi.

The Deep Run SkyHawks 13s travel basketball team went 4-0 to win the Above the Rim tournament.

Deep Run, which won the tournament the previous two years, started off every game with a full-court press to set the tone. The Skyhawks' Tommy Nuneviller, Brian Rosenberg, Mauricio Columna, and Sam Handy brought the defensive intensity, while Danny Ziccardi, Joey Unangst, Danny Shane, and Adam Bahl lead the way in scoring.  Devon Rice played solid at point guard and Teddy Rohrbach hit timely three pointers.

Pictured: Joey Unangst, Tommy Nuneviller, Brian Rosenberg, Danny Ziccardi,  Sam Handy, Mauricio Columna, Danny Shane, Teddy Rohrbach, Devon Rice, Adam Bahl,  coach Dan Ziccardi.

The Deep Run Skyhawks U12 boys travel basketball team went 23-0 against 12-year old competition, won two tournaments and one league championship and outscored opponents by nearly 500 points.

The Skyhawks claimed the King of the Court II Tournament title by winning by 35 in the semifinals then besting Southampton in the final.  Deep Run won the ICBA league title with an eight-point win over Whitpain in the final and two hours later added a title championship after defeating Warrington by 20 points in the Deep Run Tournament final.

Pictured front row (from left) :  Austin Rush, Max Wagner, Andrew Horne, Daniel Jalosinski, Anthony Cicero. Back row:  Assistant coach Anthony Molettiere, Joe Molettiere, Ryan Gordon, Stephen Lowry, head coach Mike Wagner.

The Deep Run Lightning U12 softball team took first place at the Oley Softball Tournament June 5-6. Deep Run went 6-0 in the two days, compiling 62 hits and 80 runs, while allowing opponents just eight hits and nine runs.

Pictured front row (from left): Tori Muredda, Cassie Tessier, Julia Helbling, Becca Cassel, Briana Gery, Rylee Cassel. Back row: Natalie Babik, Liv Campbell, Lisa Bahmueller, Morgan Labs, Liz Nace. Not pictured: Kailey Karabin.

In the championship game against the Northwestern Tigers, Liz Nace gave up only four hits as the Lighting won the tournament with a 13-3 victory. Natalie Babik had four hits, while Morgan Labs had three hits.

Deep Run began the tournament Saturday with a 21-5 win over host team Oley. Becca Cassel paced the offense with three hits. Liv Campbell and Tori Muredda each finished with two hits. Starting pitcher Briana Grey threw one inning, while Lisa Bahmueller pitched the remaining of the contest.

Nace threw a no-hitter in the second game, a 9-1 win over the Abington Angels. Rylee Cassel had two hits. Deep Run ended Saturday by downing Kutztown 14-0. The Lightning had nine hits, two coming from Babik. Nace threw a one-hitter, striking out eight in four innings.

Deep Run defeated Kutztown again Sunday, as Gery and Nace combined to retired all 12 Kutztown batters they faced. The Lighting collected 12 hits - Babik, Nace, Campbell and Muredda each finishing with two - while Bahmueller homered in the first inning.

In the semifinals against STAA, Bahmueller hit a two-run home run in the first and Gery allowed just two hits and struck out eight in five innings as Deep Run earned a 11-0 victory. Campbell finished the contest with three hits and three runs scored.