Girls Varsity Softball vs. Bristol High School
Girls Varsity Softball
Posted on 04/25/2025
Dock Softball faced a tough competition in their first League Loss Offensive HighlightsDock softball did not collect any hits however; the girls were aggressive at bat and put many hard hit balls in play....where did that center fielder keep coming from?Defensive HighlightsDocks defense was solid against the strong hitting Bristol and the team came together to make key plays. Aubrey Gahman was the starting pitcher, she pitched 1 1/2 inning until she was taken out due to injury. She gave up 5 hits and struck out 1. Aubrey then moved to left field where she secured some key outs for her team. Dana Delamater came to the mound in the 2nd inning, she pitched well against the hard hitting team only giving up 6 hits, striking out 4. Dana did a great job feilding her position on several bunts. Addison Landis was key in the outfield making some difficult plays look routine. She was quick to get the ball home from deep center
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Girls Varsity Softball vs. Plumstead Christian School
Girls Varsity Softball
Posted on 04/25/2025
Dock wins 6th League Game in a 6 inning shut out by Dana Delamater. Dock 16, Plumstead 0 Offensive HighlightsTaelyn Landis went 3-5 with a double and a tripleRiley Gahman went 3-5 Aubrey Gahman went 3-5 with a doubleDana Delamater went 2-3 with a double and a tripleNora Osifcin went 2-3 with a doubleAvery Kutzner went 1-4 with a doubleRBI Leaders were Aubrey Gahman and Addison Landis each with 3Stolen Base Leader : Riley Gahman (3)Dock collected 18 hits. Defensive HighlightsDana Delamater was the winning pitcher, she went 5 innings with 10 strikeouts, no walks and only 1 hitAubrey Gahman pitched 1 inning in relief with 2 strikeouts, no walks and no hits.
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Girls Varsity Softball vs. Collegium Charter School
Girls Varsity Softball
Posted on 04/25/2025
Dock wins 5th League Game in a 4 inning shut-out by Aubrey Gahman, her 4th of the season and a strong offensive performance by Addison Landis going 3-3 at the plate. Dock 16, Collegium 0 Offensive HighlightsAddison Landis went 3-3 at the plate with a double. Dana Delamater went 2-3 with a double and a stolen baseTaelyn Landis went 2-4 Doubles were also hit by Aubrey Gahman and Emily MerrillRBI Leader: Addison Landis (3)Dock collected 12 hitsDefensive HighlightsAubrey Gahman pitched a 4 inning shutout, with 9 strikeouts and only giving up 1 hit.
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Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Collegium Charter School
Girls Varsity Lacrosse
Posted on 04/25/2025
Pioneers - 8 Collegium Charter - 2 On a Thursday afternoon the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy traveled to league opponent, Collegium Charter, and won 8 to 2. The game was played at United Sports in Downingtown. As the sun was shining, so were the Pioneers! Pioneers attack was led by Sophia Veltre with three goals and two assists, Bailor White scored three goals, Beylse Landis scored a goal and had an assist and Jenna Detweiler also scored a goal. Strong attack from Lily Hunsberger, Emerson Gruver, Emily Markel and Brielle Bauman. The Pioneers had twenty two shots on goal, fourteen ground ball pick ups and twelve draw control possessions. Pioneers goalie Rylee Underwood had two saves and an interception during the game. Pioneers had strong defensive from Jenna Detweiler, Amanda Moyer, Maddie Gendron, Aubrey Clemmer, and Avery Goldcamp. Pioneers defense caused one turnover during the game. Pioneers have continued to play strong t
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Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Lower Merion High School
Boys Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 04/25/2025
Dock Puts Together a Strong Match The Dock boys’ volleyball was back tonight in our match versus Lower Merion. Several tough breaks in set 1 put Dock behind in the match 0-1 but Dock bounced back. After a tight loss in set 2, the Dock boys could feel the possible win coming. Set 3 was our time to show what we can do. It was a long hard fought set with Dock earning the set win. Forcing a set 4 was a momentum grab for Dock but Lower Merion was able to grab it back to win the set and match. Well done Dock. You showed our crowd what we want to be. Stats: set scores 15-25, 22-25, 28-26, and 16-25 for a 1-3 loss29 kills, 2 aces, 41 digs, 13 blocks
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Girls Varsity Track vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Varsity Track
Posted on 04/25/2025
Thanks go out to all those that prayed for perfect weather for Dock Distance Night.Those prayers were answered with a wind-free, beautiful Wednesday evening on the brand new Dock track that lent itself to a bevy of bests.In the boys 800 meters alone, 14 of the top 16 finishers ran either a season or personal best.Distance Night brought together competitors of all ages – elementary school youth to middle school to high school in age specific races, and then adults for a pair of open events.The Pioneers delivered some of their finest performances of the season.In the first race of the night for Dock high school athletes, Sadie Bernd ran a season-best 6:08.99 for second place in the girls 1,600 meters. Claire Nyce was third taking nearly 10 seconds off her personal record to lower it to 6:13.28. She just edged out Neva Peterson, who dropped nine seconds off her best to run 6:13.34.Ryan Ykoruk ran under 5:30 for the boys 1,600. The freshman placed 13th overall in a personal best of 5:29.91
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Boys Varsity Track vs. Multiple Opponents
Boys Varsity Track
Posted on 04/25/2025
Thanks go out to all those that prayed for perfect weather for Dock Distance Night.Those prayers were answered with a wind-free, beautiful Wednesday evening on the brand new Dock track that lent itself to a bevy of bests.In the boys 800 meters alone, 14 of the top 16 finishers ran either a season or personal best.Distance Night brought together competitors of all ages – elementary school youth to middle school to high school in age specific races, and then adults for a pair of open events.The Pioneers delivered some of their finest performances of the season.In the first race of the night for Dock high school athletes, Sadie Bernd ran a season-best 6:08.99 for second place in the girls 1,600 meters. Claire Nyce was third taking nearly 10 seconds off her personal record to lower it to 6:13.28. She just edged out Neva Peterson, who dropped nine seconds off her best to run 6:13.34.Ryan Ykoruk ran under 5:30 for the boys 1,600. The freshman placed 13th overall in a personal best of 5:29.91
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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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