Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents 10/25
Boys Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 10/27/2024
The Dock boys cross country team earned five personal bests at the District 1A Championship at Lehigh University on Friday, and two Pioneer finishers were fast enough to qualify for the upcoming state championships.Seniors Aaron Sensenig and James Steinmetz extended their final season by one week by finishing 12th and 13th respectively in the boys race to snare two of the 10 automatic bids to the state championships. The top 10 individual finishers who are not part of the first- or second-place teams move on to states. Dock placed sixth in the team standings with 136 points, 12 behind fifth-place Delaware County Christian. Regina Luminis Academy won the race with Bristol High second.Sensenig ran consistently start to finish. His steady approach helped him hold his spot over the final two miles to take 12th overall in a personal best of 18:21.1. The finish earned him his second career appearance at the state meet. He is the lone runner on this year’s team who has competed at states.Stei
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Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Delaware County Christian School 10/23
Boys Varsity Soccer
Posted on 10/25/2024
The Dock Boys Soccer team faced a league and district rival on Wednesday at Delco in the first round of District Playoffs. The first half was closely contested, with Delco scoring first. Dock responded with an equalizer from a throw-in by Stellan Derstine, leading to a finish from Mikey Pustay. The half ended in a 1-1 tie.Partway through the second half, Delco managed to score again, and later in the game, they added two more goals, ending the match 4-1.The coaching staff would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the 11 seniors who dedicated their time and effort to the program this year. Countless hours of training, games, and team events contributed to a memorable soccer season. We hope all of you will treasure not only the positive experiences on the field but also the great memories made off the field. Best wishes to all seniors as you pursue the next steps in your journeys!
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Calvary Christian 10/23
Girls Varsity Soccer
Posted on 10/24/2024
Dock Girls Soccer onto District Finals!Last night, Girls Soccer hosted Calvary Christian Academy for the first round of Districts. With a focused and strong warm up behind them, the girls were determined to earn the ‘W’ to advance to the District Finals. After a shaky start, Dock finally settled into their game when Junior, Shelby Lapp, found the back of the net in the 15th minute to take the lead 1-0. Sophomore Ashley Brown received a beautiful through ball from Junior, Ava Stokes. Once Calvary’s goalkeeper came out to pressure Brown, she found Lapp open in the middle of the box with a perfectly placed ball for an easy finish. For most of the first half, Dock remained composed and was able to switch the field often through the midfield. With 10 minutes left in the first half, and a lot of commotion in the middle of the field, Brown was able to find Junior, Emerson Gruver in open space. Gruver played a quick one-two combination and found Brown on the run into the box. Brown found herse
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Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Faith Christian Academy 10/22
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/24/2024
Dock went into Faith's gym Tuesday night with all the odds against them and one of the strongest teams in the District, who returned their lineup from States the previous year. Dock went head first into this matchup with nothing to lose and left it all out on the court. Lela Martin led the team in kills with 4 while fighting sickness for weeks now but showing the heart to never give up on her team till the last point. Kali Ulrich stabilized Dock in serve receive and picked up some big digs for her team on defense. Riley Gahman played her best defense of the year showing her fearlessness in the big 10 digs she got to keep her team fighting in long rallies. The hero of the night was Dana Delamater who stepped up when her team needed her all season, and the biggest game of the season was no different. She led the team with 9 assists on the night and we had her running enough steps to go to the moon and back... TWICE! Ava Dunn led the team with great encouragement and leadership through al
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Pope John Paul II High School 10/23
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/23/2024
On a Tuesday evening, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy hosted Pope John Paul II for the District 1 1A Quarterfinal game. Pioneers lost four to one. An outstanding goalkeeping performance by Madison Afanador with fourteen saves on the evening, including a few back to back saves. Pioneers lone goal was scored in the fourth quarter by Scarlett Derstine (5:23) assisted by Beylse Landis. Pioneers attack was led by Aubrey Clemmer, Scarlett Derstine, Ellie Crissman, and Ashlyn Koelzer. Pioneers midfield was led by Sadie Bernd, Sophie Veltre, Beylse Landis, Daniella Slater Miller and Natalie Fabrizio. Pioneers defense was led by Lydia Ehst, Olivia Mozzone, Laura Charles and Avery Goldcamp. We want to thank our two seniors, Paige Hinnershitz and Sadie Bernd, who were both captains and led our team this season. They each played four years on the team and contributed both on and off the field. Paige unfortunately had a season ending injury, but she still cont
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Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey vs. Lansdale Catholic High School 10/16
Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/18/2024
On Wednesday, the Pioneers faced non league opponent Lansdale Catholic and lost two to zero. Pioneers goalie Lily Kulp made five saves on the afternoon. Pioneers attack contributed three shots on goal and four penalty corners with Mary Ellen Picariello, Brielle Bauman, and Abby Herman leading the pack. Pioneers midfielders Torra Landis, Ashlyn Koelzer, Claire Nyce, and Natalie Fabrizio contributed to both attack and defense. Strong defense from Lydia Sensenig, Laura Charles, and Millie Landis. Pioneers Junior Varsity Field Hockey team learned a lot and continued to develop throughout the season. Pioneers finish with a record of three wins, four losses and two ties.
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Lansdale Catholic High School 10/16
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/18/2024
On a crisp fall Wednesday afternoon, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy hosted non league local opponent Lansdale Catholic and won five to zero. Pioneers had twelve shots on goal and six offensive penalty corners. Pioneers began scoring in the second quarter, with Beylse Landis (12:32) leading it off assisted by Sadie Bernd. Following the initial goal, Ellie Crissman (6:55) assisted by Scarlett Derstine, Sadie Bernd (6:14) unassisted, Sophia Veltre (13:25) assisted by Sadie Bernd and Mary Ellen Picariello (12:11) assisted by Beylse Landis. Pioneers goalie Madison Afanador was credited with the shut out and had four saves in the game. Outstanding team play by each player on the team and communication on the field was strong as well. Pioneers wrap up their regular season with a record of 14-4 overall and 7-3 BAL. As a group, we are looking forward to hosting district playoffs next week. District seeding meeting is Thur
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BAL XC Championship vs. Multiple Opponents 10/16
Boys Varsity Cross Country
Updated on 10/18/2024
The Dock boys cross country team made history Wednesday. The Pioneers won the Independence Division in the Bicentennial Athletic League Championships, snapping a 15-year run by Jenkintown in the smaller schools division. Dock finished the Tyler State Park course with 40 points, 21 points better than runner-up Plumstead Christian. Phil-Mont Christian Academy was third. Jenkintown did not have a complete team. Dock seniors Aaron Sensenig and James Steinmetz both medaled individually, but it took a collective effort from the Pioneers for the rare team title. The last known Pioneers title came prior to 1995. The Pioneers have walked a thin line between having enough to score all season, twice this year not having the minimum five to score as a team. But when the races meant the most, Dock had six finishers to claim a BAL crown with the four who had run Tyler earlier this year all bettering their times on the tough course. Sensenig took a minute and nine seconds off his time from the r
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Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Renaissance Academy Charter School 10/17
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/18/2024
Thursday night in Longacre Gym was a special night for the Girls Volleyball program with a full gym and lots of buzz. Facing a Renaissance team who previously swept Dock 3-0 just a few weeks earlier, Dock came out fearless and Senior led straight into battle. After slow starts each of the first two sets, the Seniors stepped up in every way and battled right back to fight till the last point. Brooke Hondros led the team with great defense, earning a HUGE Ace at the service line and even a play off the face when her lovely teammate Jenna Detweiler decided to kick it in her face! That play is already an instant classic! Jenna served a flawless game at the service line, then earned a big kill out of the middle and capped it off with a BIG block at the net! Aubrey Gahman got up out of the middle also and showed the big softball arm off with some impressive swings out of the middle including the MATCH WINNING kill smoking it by the defense. She also served great from beh
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Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Delaware County Christian School 10/16
Boys Varsity Soccer
Posted on 10/17/2024
Dock soccer had an exciting match against league opponent Delco Christian. In their earlier matchup this season, Delco secured a 2-0 victory. However, this game was closely contested throughout both halves, with both teams working hard to maintain a scoreless tie deep into the match.With less than two minutes remaining, Nate Lacher took a fantastic shot from the top of the box, and Daniel Martinez was quick to capitalize on the rebound, putting Dock ahead 1-0. The team held on to secure the win, demonstrating great teamwork and determination. This victory was a testament to the collective effort of all the players.
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Jenkintown High School 10/14
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/16/2024
On a Monday afternoon, the Pioneers field hockey team traveled to league opponent Jenkintown for an afternoon game. Pioneers won the contest seven to zero. Pioneers created loads of attack and had six different players scoring goals Goal scoring began in the second quarter with Scarlett Derstine (6:51) assisted by Beylse Landis, Sadie Bernd (5:42) assisted by Ashlyn Koelzer, Lydia Ehst (3:36) assisted by Sadie Bernd, Aubrey Clemmer (12:12) assisted by Sadie Bernd, Mary Ellen Picariello (12:45) assisted by Ellie Crissman, Beyse Landis (9:24) unassisted and Sadie Bernd (7:32) unassisted. Pioneers attack created eight offensive penalty corners and fifteen shots on goal. Pioneers attackers who helped create these opportunities were Ellie Crissman, Scarlett Derstine, Aubrey Clemmer, Ashlyn Koelzer, Brielle Bauman, Mary Ellen Picariello, Nakiyah Jones, and Abby Herman. Pioneers midfielders Sophie Veltre, Beylse Landis, Sadie Bernd, Daniella Slater-Miller, Natalie Fa
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Delaware County Christian School 10/12
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/16/2024
On a beautiful fall Saturday afternoon, the Pioneers field hockey team traveled to Delco Christian to play league match up game. Pioneers lost one to zero. Pioneers goalie Madison Afanador played outstanding in goal and saved twelve shots on the afternoon. Pioneers had five shots on goal and two penalty corners. Pioneers offense was created by Ellie Crissman, Ashlyn Koezler, Aubrey Clemmer, and Scarlett Derstine. Midfielders Sophia Veltre, Sadie Bernd, Natalie Fabrizio, Daniella Slater-Miller, and Beylse Landis played great on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball. Pioneers defenders Laura Charles, Avery Goldcamp, Olivia Mozzone and Lydia Ehst transitioned the ball well from the defensive front to our offensive players. Pioneers did have opportunities to score in the game, and are continuing to develop as a team. Pioneers next game is away on Monday, versus league opponent Jenkintown for a 3:45pm match up. Pioneers record
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Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Renaissance Academy Charter School 10/11
Boys Varsity Soccer
Posted on 10/14/2024
The evening began with a heartfelt recognition of 11 senior student-athletes, each of whom took the field as starters, showcasing their dedication over the years. The Dock soccer team demonstrated exceptional teamwork and skill, resulting in an impressive 6-0 victory on Senior Night. Family and friends filled the stands, creating a fantastic atmosphere that motivated the players throughout the match. Each senior played a significant role, with performances that highlighted their commitment to the team. We also saw contributions from juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, adding to the overall success of the night. Overall, it was a memorable celebration, honoring the seniors while also setting a positive tone for the remainder of the season.
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Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey vs. Bristol High School 10/9
Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/10/2024
On Wednesday afternoon, Pioneers traveled to Bristol for a league match up. Pioneers lost one to zero. Pioneers had six shots on goal and three offensive penalty corners. Pioneers attack was led by Brielle Bauman, Abby Herman, and Natiyah Jones. Pioneers midfielders Claire Nyce, Torra Landis, Ashlyn Koelzer and Daniella Slater-Miller created a lot of opportunities. Strong defense from Lydia Sensenig, Laura Charles and Millie Landis. Pioneers goalie Lily Kulp made six saves on the afternoon, including a diving save. She played strong in goal. Pioneers are continuing to develop and play strong together. JV Field Hockey's next game is Wednesday at home with a start time of 5pm vs Lansdale Catholic for a non league match up.
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Bristol High School 10/9
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/10/2024
On a nice fall afternoon, Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy traveled to Bristol to play a league match up. Pioneers won two to zero. Pioneers had fifteen shots on goal and seven offensive penalty corners. All of our goals were scored in the fourth quarter. Aubrey Clemmer scored first (9:38) assisted by Sophia Veltre and Ashlyn Koelzer scored (6:17) assisted by Aubrey Clemmer. Our attack was led by Aubrey Clemmer, Scarlet Derstine, and Ashlyn Koelzer. Pioneers midfield was led by Sadie Bernd, Sophia Veltre, Beylse Landis, Natalie Fabrizio and Daniella Slater Miller. Together, they created a lot of attack and opportunities on free hits. Pioneers goalies Lily Kulp and Madison Afanador were credited with the shut out. Lily Kulp had one save and Madison Afanador had one save on the afternoon. Strong defensiv eplay was also shown from Lydia Ehst, Laura Charles and Olivia Mozzone. Pioneers continue to play strong together. Varsity Fiel
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Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents 10/8
Boys Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 10/09/2024
The Dock Boys Cross Country team hosted 20 schools for the Dock Invitational before honoring its two seniors Tuesday.It was the final cross country race at Dock for Aaron Sensenig and James Steinmetz, and they helped the Pioneers to another strong showing as the team gears up for the championship portion of the season. Dock placed fifth with 160 points, trailing Bicentennial Athletic League teams Bristol (102 points) and Faith (129) and finishing better than Delaware County Christian (174) and Collegium Charter (184). Holy Ghost Prep won the boys division. Mount Saint Joseph won the girls division.Sensenig was the top finisher for Dock. The Pioneers senior captain ran 18:38.9 for 15th place. It is the fastest time he has ever run on the Dock course. He is the lone four-year member of the cross country team this year and his experience has been a huge plus. Steinmetz finished 33rd in 19:36.8. It was just his second race on the course as part of his first season of cross country. He’s be
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Plumstead Christian School 10/7
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Updated on 10/08/2024
On a beautiful crisp fall night, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy, hosted senior night against league opponent Plumstead Christian. Pioneers won two to zero. It was a night to remember as the Pioneers honored their two field hockey seniors, Sadie Bernd and Paige Hinnershitz, along with Plumstead's five seniors as well. Pioneers had six offensive shots and four offensive penalty corners. Pioneers offensive front was led by Ellie Crissman, Scarlett Derstine, Aubrey Clemmer, and Ashlyn Koelzer. Pioneers goals were scored in the second and third quarter. In the second quarter, Ellie Crissman (7:02) assisted by Scarlett Derstine and in the third quarter, Beylse Landis (8:50) assisted by Sophia Veltre. Pioneers midfield attack came from Sadie Bernd, Sophia Veltre, Natalie Fabrizio, Daniella Slater-Miller and Beylse Landis. Pioneers goalie, Madison Afanador made three saves on the night and was credited with the shut out. Strong defensive play from Ly
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Souderton Area High School 10/5
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/08/2024
On homecoming weekend, Pioneers hosted non league local opponent Souderton and lost three to zero. Despite the score, the Pioneers played well and gave a battle on the field for every ball. Pioneers had one offensive penalty corner and two shots on goal. Pioneers goalies Madison Afanador made nine saves in goal and Lily Kulp made two saves in goal. Pioneers attack was led by Scarlett Derstine, Ellie Crissman, Aubrey Clemmer, Paige Hinnershitz, and Ashlyn Koezler. Midfielder remained strong, led by Sophia Veltre, Beylse Landis, Natalie Fabrizio, Sadie Bernd, and Daniella Slate-Miller. Solid defensive efforts were shown from Lydia Ehst, Avery Goldcamp, and Olivia Mozzone. pioneers next game is on Monday vs. Plumstead at home, for a 7pm game start for Senior Night vs Plumstead. Pioneers will honor our two seniors Sadie Bernd and Paige Hinnershitz for their four years on the Dock field hockey team. Pioneers overall record 10-3 and 4-2 B
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Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey vs. Souderton Area High School 10/5
Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/08/2024
On the Saturday of homecoming weekend, on a beautiful afternoon, Pioneers hosted non league opponent Souderton for a local match up. Pioneers lost five to zero. Pioneers lone goal was scored in the second quarter by Brielle Bauman 1:15 (unassisted). Pioneers goalie Lily Kulp made thirteen saves in goal on the afternoon. Defender Lydia Sensenig made a defensive save in the game. The attack was led by Abby Herman, Kya Jones, and Brielle Bauman. Strong midfield play by Claire Nyce, Torra Landis, Daniella Slate-Miller and Ashlyn Koelzer. Solid defense by Laura Charles, Lydia Sensenig and Mille Landis. Pioneers had one offensive penalty corner and two shots on goal. Pioneers played well together and will learn a lot from this game moving into the middle of the season. Our next game is played on the road, traveling to Bristol for a league match up on Wednesday with a 5pm start time. Pioneers record is 3-3-1 overall.
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Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents 10/4
Boys Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 10/08/2024
The Dock boys cross country team made a strong impression at the Paul Short Run on Friday at Lehigh University. The Pioneers placed 28th in the team standings of the Boys White Race that featured more than 360 individual finishers. Dock finished with 778 points, just ahead of a pair of Bicentennial Athletic League teams, edging both Collegium Charter and Delaware County Christian. Delco won the first BAL boys meet of the season.Aaron Sensenig led the way for the Pioneers. The senior captain had a fairly conservative start, going through the first mile in 6:03. He moved up more than 70 places though in the second mile and another 23 spots in the final mile plus to claim 73rd place in 18:37.3, a personal best on the Lehigh course that also serves as host to the District 1 championship. Another senior, James Steinmetz, was just ahead of Sensenig at the mile mark. His second mile showed a big jump as he passed 34 people and he continued to pass runners in the final mile to place 121st in 1
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