Meet the New Kids on the Block
Perkasie, PA – April 1, 2025, will go down in local history as the day mrmayhem13.com shed its old skin and emerged anew as Suburban One Insider. And no, despite the date, this is no April Fool’s prank—it’s a bold step forward for a publication-ready to redefine high school football coverage in the region. When the team caught up with Owner and Editor-in-Chief Michael Pietrangelo to discuss the rebrand, his enthusiasm was palpable. “Over the last four years, the website has been a passion project alongside my previous job,” Pietrangelo explained. “But in recent months, we’ve retooled it from the ground up to reflect the dedication and vision driving Suburban One Insider into the future.”
That vision? To become the definitive source for all things Suburban One League (SOL)—a comprehensive hub delivering unparalleled coverage of its teams, athletes, and the vibrant communities that rally behind them. Pietrangelo’s ambitious plan centers on providing readers with real-time updates, in-depth analysis, and a front-row seat to the triumphs and challenges of the league’s 22 teams, which are split across three dynamic conferences: American, Continental, and National.
This past season offered a thrilling snapshot of the competition Suburban One Insider aims to chronicle. In the American Conference, Plymouth Whitemarsh continued its reign of dominance, storming to an undefeated record in conference play for the fourth straight year—a feat that’s become a benchmark of excellence. Over in the Continental Conference, Upper Dublin, Souderton, and Quakertown locked horns in a fierce battle, ultimately sharing the title after each finished with a single loss, showcasing the razor-thin margins that define greatness in the SOL. Meanwhile, the National Conference saw C.B. South blaze through league play with a flawless 7-0 record, only to stumble in the district semifinals against a familiar foe, North Penn, proving that even the mightiest can fall when the stakes are highest.
What sets Suburban One Insider apart is its commitment to detail and accessibility. A visit to the newly revamped website reveals a treasure trove of features designed with fans, families, and athletes in mind. Each of the 22 teams boasts its own dedicated page, brimming with the latest schedules, rosters, and community insights that bring the spirit of the SOL to life. Beyond team specifics, the site offers a standings page for a quick pulse on the league, a statistical leaders section spotlighting standout performers, and an awards page to honor the season’s brightest stars. There’s even a student spotlight section, a nod to the talented communities driving the league forward.
Navigation is a breeze, with a clean, intuitive layout that invites readers to explore. One eagerly anticipated addition—a student-athlete interview series—is still in the works but promises to be a game-changer. “It’s coming soon,” Pietrangelo assured us, adding that the section is currently seeking a title sponsor to help bring these stories to life. Imagine the voices of SOL’s rising stars sharing their journeys, dreams, and behind-the-scenes moments—yet another reason to keep Suburban One Insider bookmarked.
As the publication takes flight, it’s clear that Pietrangelo and his team are all in on building a platform that’s as dynamic and resilient as the league it covers. Whether you’re a die-hard fan tracking every play, a parent cheering from the sidelines, or a student-athlete chasing glory, Suburban One Insider is poised to be your go-to companion for the 2025 season and beyond. With its fresh look, expanded scope, and unwavering passion for the Suburban One League, this isn’t just a rebrand—it’s a revolution in local football storytelling.