Abington and Cheltenham won’t be playing for the 105th time this fall. GlensideLocal.com is reporting that the Southeast Pennsylvania schools won’t be playing this year, because Abington officials asked its rival to “take a hiatus.”
Kevin Kaufman, Cheltenham’s director of communications, wrote in an email that “We received a communication from Abington stating they would like to take a hiatus.”
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Abington leads the all-time series that dates back to 1915. The Galloping Ghosts owns 61 wins to Cheltenham’s 37 with six ties. Cheltenham has won the last two matchups with Abington’s last win coming in 2021
The last time the two didn’t play was in 2006.
