Paul Price

He had one of the most varied sports careers in Berks history. After winning the Berks junior tennis title at the age of 15, Paul became an all-around standout at Fleetwood High School during the mid-1950s in soccer, basketball, and baseball. He helped the Tigers win a division soccer title as a senior and was named the Berks MVP. In basketball, he was named All-Berks as the Tigers won two division titles and tied for a third. In baseball, Paul was named All-Berks and helped the team win a division title and tie for another. In Legion baseball, he played on the All-State team, was named Berks MVP, and helped Kutztown tie for a Berks title. He attended Moravian College for one year and started on the basketball team. He continued his soccer career with the Reading Amerks, winning the team MVP one year. He was a referee on the scholastic and college levels for 25 years. He played five seasons in the Philadelphia Phillies minor league system and was named team MVP while playing for Elmira. Paul also played 13 years of softball with the Rising Sun Sunners, winning eight state titles, one national, and one world title. He was named MVP on the state and regional levels and was selected to the national All-Star team. He umpired scholastic and college baseball, softball, and ASA softball for more than 30 years.

Deceased