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Askew Named Boys Soccer Head Coach

Posted on 03/28/2025

Dock Names Christopher Askew as Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach March 28, 2025 – Dock Mennonite Academy High School is excited to announce Christopher Askew as our new Boys Soccer Varsity Head Coach. A passionate and experienced coach with competitive youth soccer experience, Askew brings a dynamic, player-focused approach to lead Dock's Boys Soccer program. Askew spent over three years in Brazil with XV Uber FC, a professional development club competing in the first division of the Campeonato Mineiro. As Head Coach of the U15 and U20 teams, he implemented an exciting, high-attacking style of play, emphasizing the individual strengths of his players. In his final season with XV Uber FC, his teams scored 62 goals while conceding only 25 across all competitions. Additionally, Askew served as a tactical analyst for the U15, U17, and U20 squads, introducing a data-driven approach to player development to set individualized training plans. Currently, Askew coaches for local tr

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2025 Athletics Summer Camps

Updated on 03/28/2025

Registration is OPEN for our 2025 Dock Athletics Summer Camps! Click here to register or learn more about the camps we are offering this summer. Select the "Mini-Sports Camps" tab to view camps run by Dock High School Athletic Programs.https://www.dock.org/summer-camps  

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Thank You Coach Moyer!

Updated on 02/04/2025

Dock Athletics announces the resignation of our Varsity Boys Soccer Coach Matt Moyer. Coach Moyer has been an integral part of our school's athletic community, dedicating himself to the development of our Boys Soccer student-athletes since 2002.As a student at Dock, he served as a Captain on the Boys Soccer team. Coach Moyer's tenure as our Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach at Dock began in 2003 following a year as Assistant Coach. Under his leadership as head coach the program achieved remarkable success, including:· 4 PIAA Single A State Championships· 3-time PIAA State Semi-Finalist· 6 PIAA Single A District 1 Championships· 9 Bicentennial Athletic League ChampionshipsHis coaching excellence has been recognized with several awards and accomplishments:· PA Soccer Coaches Association Class A State Coach of the Year· National Soccer Coaches Association of America PA Boys Soccer Coach of the Year for all divisions Private/Parochial Schools· 7-time Bicentennial Athletic League Coach of the

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Coach Stacey Named Back to Back 1A Female Coach of the Year by PSCA

Updated on 03/28/2025

Congratulations to our Girls Soccer Head Coach Stacey Vaitis-Dubost on winning BACK TO BACK 👀 Pennsylvania Soccer Coaches Association 1A Girls Soccer Coach of the Year! 💚⚽️🏆Also a special recognition to Stacey’s sister Ashley Vaitis for all her help with the program as well!

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Gahman Announced as New Softball Head Coach

Updated on 03/28/2025

We are excited to announce the hiring of Amy Gahman as our new Varsity Softball Head Coach. Following her collegiate softball / swimming career at Lebanon Valley College, Gahman continued her passion for softball through coaching. Since 2012 Gahman has been a head coach for a variety of softball teams including at Indian Valley Middle School, Harleysville Girls Softball Association, and Xplosion Travel Fastpitch. Amy's 3 daughters currently attend Dock.   Amy looks forward to leading our softball student-athletes through the life-lessons that athletics provides, and inspiring them to be the best versions of themselves. Welcome, Amy!

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Girls Soccer Advances to the State Final!

Updated on 03/28/2025

Girls Soccer will play in State Final for the second year in a row this Friday 11/15 7pm vs. Springdale @ Eagle View Middle School in Chambersburg.Dock won 2-1 on Tuesday in a hard fought game vs. Moravian Academy, a rematch of last year's 1A State Semifinal. Ashley Brown scored both goals for Dock on a free kick from around 30 yards out in the 1st half and a penalty kick in the 2nd half. See photos from the game hereSee article and video highlights from the game here Click here to purchase tickets for Friday Night's State FinalGo Dock!!

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Powis Resigns as Boys Tennis Coach

Updated on 03/28/2025

Cody Powis has announced his resignation as Dock's Boys Tennis Head Coach. Dock is extremely grateful for Cody's time, effort, and dedication to our Boys Tennis program and its student athletes over the past 11 years. Cody returned to his alma mater in the spring of 2013 to lead Dock's Boys Tennis program and also took on the Girls Tennis head coach role the following fall. In 2014, Powis led our Boys Tennis program to a District Title. Thank you, Cody, for being the solid rock for Dock Boys Tennis for so many years! 

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2024 Outstanding Athletic Achievement Award Winners

Updated on 03/28/2025

2024 Outstanding Athletic Achievement Award WinnersThe Dock Athletics Athletic Committee has voted to award following 3 former student-athletes from the class of 2024 the Outstanding Athletic Achievement Award. This year's award recipients will be recognized at Dock's Homecoming Fall Concert Friday 10/4 7:00pm. Congratulations to all! Recipients:Billinda Leisner, Girls SoccerCameron LeSuer, Boys VolleyballDeven Ross, Baseball Award Core Criteria:Team OrientedCompeted at a high level in big gamesMeets or exceeds achievement levels of current inducteesMultiples honors recipient in his/her sport(s)

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Thank You Coach Benner!

Updated on 03/28/2025

Thank You Coach Benner!Coach Wayne Benner has announced his retirement as Dock's Varsity Softball Head Coach. During his 20 years at Dock, Benner accumulated 271 Career Wins, 7 League Titles, 7 District Titles, and helped develop numerous student-athletes continue their Softball career in college. Dock Athletics is forever grateful for the time, energy, and resources that Coach Benner has contributed toward our Softball program over the past two decades.  Individuals interested in applying for Dock's Varsity Softball Head Coach position should submit this varsity head coach application to Athletic Director Seth Frankenfield at sfrankenfield@dock.org  

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Zaskoda Named JV FH Head Coach

Updated on 03/28/2025

We are excited to announce Sophea Zaskoda as our new JV Field Hockey Head Coach. Sophea graduated from Dock in 2020 and continued her playing career at Gordon College. She was teammates with current Varsity Assistant Coach Macy Balmer at Gordon. Sophea is looking forward to leading our JV team and working with both the Varsity and JV goalies. Welcome, Sophea!

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Coed Golf Assistant Coach & Girls Basketball Coaches Named

Updated on 03/28/2025

Dock is excited to announce the hirings of an Assistant Coed Golf Coach and 2 Girls Basketball Coaches.  Brad Moyer - Coed Golf Assistant Coach  Brad Moyer is a graduate of Souderton Area High School ('85) and attends Calvary Church of Souderton. He is a member at Indian Valley Country Club and owns Moyer's Indoor Air Care. Brad is closely connected with Head Coach Jim Herman and looks forward to helping lead our Golf student athletes. Welcome, Brad!  Sara Sell - Girls Basketball Varsity Assistant Coach Sara Sell is a current Senior at Temple University studying exercise science and wellness. Sara has coached Girls Basketball at Towamencin Youth Organization (TYA), the YMCA, and the Upper Gwynedd League. Her passion for basketball led her to play 2 years at Montgomery County Community College and continue her coaching career at Dock.  Isabella Molettiere - Girls Basketball JV Head Coach Isabella Molettiere is a sophomore at Montgomery C

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Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Haverford Senior High School

Boys Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 04/23/2025

Dock Improves - Finding Hope The Dock Boys’ Volleyball team has had a difficult first half. As we turn the corner into the second half, we are hopeful for wins and a run at districts. Stats: 14-25, 14-25, 17-25 for a 0-3 loss19 kills, 43 digs, 3 blocks  

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Boys Varsity Baseball vs. Valley Forge Military Academy

Boys Varsity Baseball
Posted on 04/23/2025

Dock came out ready to play against Valley forge Military Academy, scoring 5 runs in the first and 9 runs in the second and finishing the game off in the third with a 2 RBI double by Ethan Kratz. Brayden Kratz, Drew Bradica, Ethan Kratz and Garrett Adams each collect 1 hit. James Steinmetz and Jackson Korne each added 2 hits and 4 and 3 RBI respectively. Patience was a virtue for Dock as they collected 8 walks as a team. Tyler Alderfer was the story on the mound only allowing two hits and striking out 4 in 3 innings of work while only issuing 1 walk. Dock takes on Delaware County Christian School on Thursday.

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Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Delaware County Christian School

Girls Varsity Lacrosse
Posted on 04/23/2025

Pioneers - 14 Delco - 11 On a beautiful Tuesday afternoon, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy traveled to league opponent Delco Christian for a 3:45pm game time, Pioneers won fourteen to eleven. Pioneers outstanding teamwork was demonstrated in today's match up.  Pioneers had twenty five shots on goal, sixteen draw possessions, and nineteen ground ball pick-ups.   Pioneers attack was led by Sophia Veltre with six goals and two assists, Bailor White scored three goals and one assist, Beylse Landis scored two goals and one assist, Emily Markel also scored a goal, Emerson Gruver scored a goal, and Jenna Detweiler scored a goal.  Pioneers Brielle Bauman, Lily Hunsberger, and Aubrey Clemmer also contributed to setting up the attack today.  Pioneers had four eight meter shots.  Pioneers goalie Rylee Underwood had five saves today in goal, and came up big when the pressure was on.  Pioneers defensive caused three turnovers.  Stro

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Girls Varsity Track vs. Multiple Opponents

Girls Varsity Track
Posted on 04/21/2025

The Jim Kelly Invitational offered all available Dock team members a chance to compete for the first time in 12 days.After the John Heins Invitational was cancelled due to weather last week and the Pioneers didn’t have enough team members to run in the BAL Relays due to the spring break, Dock offered any of their individual track athletes the chance to compete in the large meet at Hatboro-Horsham on Thursday.The Pioneers took advantage with 12 season and personal records.Yebeen Lee finished fifth in the girls javelin with a personal-best of 103-1. That puts the senior third in the District 1 AA rankings. She threw 69-6 in the girls discus and 25-1.5 in the girls shot put.Karli Godshall had a promising debut in the girls javelin with a throw of 75-9. She sits seventh in the district now.Olivia Mozzone ran a season-best 58.26 seconds in the girls 300 hurdles. Lizzie Kennard-Chalmers ran a personal-best 1:02.47 seconds.Tessa Moyer ran a season-best 5:40.12 for 10th place in the girls 1,60

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Boys Varsity Track vs. Multiple Opponents

Boys Varsity Track
Updated on 04/21/2025

The Jim Kelly Invitational offered all available Dock team members a chance to compete for the first time in 12 days.After the John Heins Invitational was cancelled due to weather last week and the Pioneers didn’t have enough team members to run in the BAL Relays due to the spring break, Dock offered any of their individual track athletes the chance to compete in the large meet at Hatboro-Horsham on Thursday.The Pioneers took advantage with 12 season and personal records.Luke Smeland threw a personal-record 132-feet-2 for seventh place in the boys javelin. He narrowly missed making the finals. In third already for the district, he moved up more than two feet and is within three feet of the automatic qualifier. The senior captain also threw a personal best of 35-10.25 for 13th in the boys shot put. He also registered 82-9 in the boys discus.Xander Morsby extended his district leading boys triple jump mark. The sophomore placed sixth with a new personal best of 39-feet-6. That’s almost 2

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Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Downingtown East High School

Boys Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 04/21/2025

The match started out fun. The Dock boys rallied together through adversity to win a set but the end result was a match loss.  Stats: set scores 16-25, 25-19, 22-25, 18-25 for a 1-3 match loss29 kills, 2 aces, 63 digs, 9 blocks

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Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Academy of the New Church

Girls Varsity Lacrosse
Posted on 04/15/2025

Dock - 9 Academy of New Church - 14 On a beautiful evening, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy hosted non league opponent Academy of New Church, Pioneers lost nine to fourteen. Pioneers started strong tonight, taking an early lead. Pioneers attack was led by Sophia Veltre with four goals, Bailor White with three goals, Emily Markel with one goal and one assist, and Aubrey Clemmer with a goal and as assist. Strong attack from Lily Hunsberger, Brielle Bauman, Lola Mariner, and Alyssa Clemmer.  Pioneers goalie Ashlyn Koelzer with four saves.  Strong defense from Amanda Moyer, Jenna Detweiler, Maddie Gendron, Avery Goldcamp, Maya Hannum, and Rylee Underwood. Defense caused two turnovers during the game.  Pioneers had twenty four ground ball pick ups, ten draw controls, and fifteen shots on goal. Pioneers are continuing to improve and looking forward to our next game, on Tuesday versus league opponent, DELCO Christian @ 3:45pm.  Pioneers

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Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Spring-Ford High School

Boys Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 04/15/2025

Dock Continues Struggling to Find Rhythm Moments of the match it looked like Dock was ready to go to the next level and get some set wins but then not. It was a tough loss at home but the high points showed our crowd what we can become. We have more work to do but we will put in the time. Stats: 15-25, 17-25, 17-25 for a 0-3 loss18 kills, 1 ace, 4 blocks

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Boys Varsity Baseball vs. Plumstead Christian School

Boys Varsity Baseball
Posted on 04/10/2025

Dock drove to Plumstead Christian with a goal of leaving victorious. Riley Kling made that goal a reality with one of the most dominate performances on the mound that Dock has seen in a few years. Riley’s complete game one run win was dominant, not allowing a walk or an earned run and striking out 13 batters.The offense strung together 11 hits to put 6 runs up against one of the better pitchers in the league. Ethan Kratz led the way with 3 hits and 2 double and Brayden Kratz, Garrett Adams and Josiah Stachelek each collected 2 hits. Jackson Korne and Ian MacGrady got one knock each.The final score was 6-1Dock hosts Springfield on Saturday

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Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Lower Merion High School

Boys Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 04/09/2025

Dock Attempts Rebuild But Falls Short These boys have been through some adversity this season. Finally tonight we had our regular lineup for the first time of the season. It was not enough to knock off the hot Lower Merion team but we showed signs of possibility. Next up is league play versus Spring-Ford. Stats: 13-25, 16-25, 24-26 for a 0-3 losskills 25, 1 ace, 26 digs, and 2 blocks  

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Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Jenkintown High School

Girls Varsity Lacrosse
Posted on 04/09/2025

Pioneers - 8 Jenkintown - 7 On a Tuesday afternoon the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy traveled to league opponent Jenkintown, Pioneers won eight to seven, in an exciting game! With temperatures just reaching forty degrees at game time, the Pioneers rose to the occasion and set the tone early in the game, by scoring first, in the first quarter, and took an early lead, by the end of first quarter the score was three to one with Pioneers with the lead. By half time the score was four to two with Pioneers still with the lead.  Jenkintown took the lead into the third quarter, five to four.  In the last quarter the Pioneers stepped up and scored three goals to finish with the league win, final score eight to seven! Pioneers was led by outstanding play by goalie Ashlyn Koelzer, she made four saves during the game, and was crucial at the end of game, stepping up and making the save with the pressure on! Strong defense from Jenna Detweiler, Amanda Moyer, Avery

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Girls Varsity Softball vs. Renaissance Academy Charter School

Girls Varsity Softball
Posted on 04/09/2025

It was a cold day but Dock Softball secured their 4th League Game against Renaissance 15-0.  Offensive HIghlights:Aubrey Gahman went 2-2 with a doubleAddison Landis went 2-2 with 3 stolen basesRiley Gahman went 2-3 with a tripleDana Delamater went 2-3 at the plateStolen Bases: Addison Landis (3), Nora Osifchin (1)RBI Leader: Riley Gahman (3)Dock collected 11 hits.Defensive Highlights:Aubrey Gahman pitched her 3rd shut out of the season, with no hits and 5 strikeouts over 3 innings. Addison Landis showed her strength in the outfield, battling the elements and wind, Addison made a key play to secure the 2nd out in the first inning. 

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Boys Varsity Track vs. Multiple Opponents

Boys Varsity Track
Posted on 04/08/2025

The Bicentennial Athletic League turned out for the Tom Putera Invitational at Dock on Saturday.The meet, named in honor of the former Dock assistant coach and parent, was held under gray skies, but the Pioneers took a step forward with some promising performances.Luke Smeland highlighted the throwers. He picked up a second and third place. The senior captain was second in the boys javelin with a throw of 129-7.5, just off his personal best. He had a personal best of 33-3.25 for third in the boys shot put. He also threw a PR of 85-feet-2.5 in the boys discus.Roman Kurian hit a personal record 51.14 seconds for second place in the boys 300 hurdles.Xander Morsby was the top Dock finisher in the boys triple jump at 37-3.5, good for third place overall. Morsby ran 12.25 seconds for fifth in the boys 100-meter dash. Myles Johnson ran 13.02.Bennett Briggs placed seventh in the boys 400 meters in a personal best 57.62 seconds. Cade Jackson ran 1:00.78 and Snedigar ran a best of 1:03.75. Brigg

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Girls Varsity Track vs. Multiple Opponents

Girls Varsity Track
Posted on 04/08/2025

The Bicentennial Athletic League turned out for the Tom Putera Invitational at Dock on Saturday.The meet, named in honor of the former Dock assistant coach and parent, was held under gray skies, but the Pioneers took a step forward with some promising performances.The girls 4x800 relay of Tessa Moyer, Lydia Sensenig, Claire Nyce and Sadie Bernd ran a season-best 11:08.36 to win the first event of the day on the track.Lily Price ran a personal-record 19.90 seconds to win the girls 100-meter hurdles. Lizzie Kennard-Chalmers was third in 22.13 seconds, a personal best. Price was second in the girls 300 hurdles in 53.98, just off her best. Lizzie Kennard-Chalmers ran 1:03.58 and Logan Naidoo ran 1:06.73.Price cleared 6-feet-6 for second place in the girls pole vault. Naidoo threw 53-3 in the girls discus. Bernd threw 51-6 in the girls javelin.Neva Peterson ran 2:53.03 for second in the girls 800 meters. Claire Nyce was third in 2:54.34.Moyer had a season-best 5:55.35 in the girls 1,600 met

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Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Haverford Senior High School

Boys Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 04/04/2025

Another Frustrating League Loss Dock drops 4th straight league loss for a 0-4 league record and falls to 1-6 overall. There is hope for the Pioneers as they eagerly look forward to getting to full strength and enjoy having some of our starters return tonight. We have 5 league matches left and hope to flip these losses to wins in the second half of league play. Stats: set scores 14-25, 19-25, 18-2515 kills, 4 aces, 34 digs, and 5 blocks

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Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Delaware County Christian School

Girls Varsity Lacrosse
Posted on 04/04/2025

Pioneers - 14 Delco - 7 On a Thursday afternoon, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy hosted league opponent Delco Christian and won fourteen to seven. As the weather started to heat up, so did the Pioneers, six different goal scorers and total team effort in the win today. Pioneers attack was led by Sophia Veltre scored four goals and one assist, Emily Markel scored three goals, Bailor White scored three goals and two assists, Beylse scored two goals, Lily Hunsberger scored a goal and assist, and Brielle Bauman scored a goal. Pioneers strong attack from Emerson Gruver who had an assist, Sami Anderson, and Lola Mariner.  Pioneers had thirteen draw control possessions, twenty two ground ball pick ups, and twenty six shots on goal. Pioneers defense was led by goalie Ashlyn Koelzer with two saves.  Pioneers defense caused four turnovers. Pioneers had good communication and strong defense from Jenna Detweiler, Amanda Moyer also had an assist in the game

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Girls Varsity Softball vs. The Christian Academy

Girls Varsity Softball
Posted on 04/03/2025

Dock Softball Wins 13-0 against The Christian Academy, securing their second League Win Offensive Highlights:Taelyn Landis continues to impress at the plate going 2 for 2 with a tripleRiley Gahman went 1-1 and drew 2 walks to help score 3 runsAubrey Gahman went 2-1 with a tripleAddison Landis went 1-3 with a tripleTaleyn Landis, Riley Gahman and Addison Landis lead the team in RBIS with 2 each, Aubrey Gahman and Lydia Ehst each continued with 1 RBIRiley Gahman lead in stolen bases with 2Defensive Highlights:Aubrey Gahman pitched her 2nd shut-out, striking out 11 batters and giving up only 1 hit.Lydis Ehst showcased her skills at first base with a critical play on a hard grounder up the first base line.

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Boys Varsity Track vs. Multiple Opponents

Boys Varsity Track
Posted on 04/02/2025

The Dock boys and girls track and field teams faced trial by fire in the first meet of the season.The Pioneers competed at the North Penn Open that featured more than 40 teams, many of them AAA. The top competition was a challenge for Dock, but the experience will help going forward into the season. Bennett Briggs had a strong day for the boys. Briggs had a promising debut in the boys long jump with an 18-6.25 mark. The district qualifying mark is 19-feet. Cade Jackson jumped 17-2. Briggs also posted the fastest Dock time of the day, 56.56 seconds, in the boys 400. Xander Morsby ran 57.66 seconds, and Isaac Snedigar ran 1:04.76. Luke Smeland threw 83-5 in boys discus. The senior captain also had a 119-9 javelin toss.  Jackson cleared 5-foot-4 in the boys high jump first, but then Marques Brown topped it with a 5-6 clearance in their first competition.Morsby led the way in the boys triple jump with a 37-11.5 debut. Johnson posted a 35-11.5.  Aaron Sensenig opene

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Girls Varsity Track vs. Multiple Opponents

Girls Varsity Track
Posted on 04/02/2025

The Dock boys and girls track and field teams faced trial by fire in the first meet of the season.The Pioneers competed at the North Penn Open that featured more than 40 teams, many of them AAA. The top competition was a challenge for Dock, but the experience will help going forward into the season.Lily Price made an encouraging debut for the girls.Price nearly hit the automatic District 1 qualifying standard in her first time in the 300 hurdles. The freshman ran 53.92 seconds. The qualifier is 53.24.Price ran her first 100-meter hurdles race in 20.08 seconds. Olivia Mozzone ran 20.12 and Lizzie Kennard-Chalmers finished in 22.24. Mozzone ran 59.05 seconds and Kennard-Chalmers ran 1:02.53 in the 300 hurdles. The entirely new girls 4x800 relay of Claire Nyce, Lydia Sensenig, Neva Peterson and Karli Godshall ran 11:22.84 for ninth place. In the girls 800 meters, Tessa Moyer ran 2:39.44, Sadie Bernd ran 2:44.15, Lydia Sensenig finished in 2:50.81 and Godshall went 3:09.88.Moyer

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Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Spring-Ford High School

Boys Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 04/02/2025

Tough Night For Dock at Spring-Ford The boys had a very tough start to this league match dropping to 2-10 score in set one before we could have a single in-system play. The challenges just kept coming as Spring-Ford capitalized on every opportunity. The second set did not change much but by the third set some life came back into the Dock athletes and we made a set of it. Overall it was not the night Dock boys hoped for but we will lean into practice and try to bounce back for the next league match Thursday at Haverford. Stats: Set scores 8-25, 11-25, 23-25 for a 0-3 lossTeam had 16 kills, 4 aces, 31 digs, and 4 blocks  

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