2026-27 Dock Athletics Registration Info

Dock Families,

Welcome to our new members of our community and welcome back to our returners! Our fall sports season offers a variety of engaging sports that provide excellent opportunities for students to build character, develop leadership and teamwork skills, and form meaningful friendships with teammates and coaches. Whether your child is an experienced athlete or brand new to competitive sports, our fall programs are a welcoming place to grow, stay active, and become an integral part of the Dock community. We encourage you to register early through Arbiter so your student can fully enjoy everything our athletics program has to offer this fall!

Click here for info on how to join student Band Groups, Athletics Website, and more Athletics Info

Registration Instructions for All Families

Dock is using Arbiter for all Middle School and High School Athletics registrations for the 2026-27 school year. Please be sure to follow these steps to complete your registration and ensure that your student is registered for athletic participation. All new and returning Dock families should follow the steps below to register a Dock student to participate on a sports team. 

1. Create an Arbiter Registration account for your family by clicking here (you only need one account for your whole family)
2. Activate your Arbiter Registration account, from the activation link that will be automatically sent to your email. (Note: this email may go into your junk folder).  If you are having trouble creating your account, receiving the activation email, or logging in, you may contact Arbiter support at registration@arbitersports.com or call us at 800-311-4060.
3. Once you have successfully created your account and are logged in, please click on the link below to complete your registration:
4. <Dock Mennonite Academy Arbiter Landing Page>
5. Once you have completed your registration, you will receive an email notification to let you know we have received your registration.  Students MUST be registered and cleared to be eligible for participation.  

Video Resources for Registration:

Arbiter Registration | Create an Account-Parents

Important HS Sports Fall Dates:

• August 7 2026 Registration Deadline for HS Fall Sports
• August 10 First Day of Practice for HS Golf
• August 17 First Day of Preseason for Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Girls Volleyball, Girls Tennis

Click here for info on how to join student Band Groups, Athletics Website, and more Athletics Info

HS Fall Sports Coaching Staff

Cross Country:

Varsity Head Coach – Justin Feil - justinfeil4@gmail.com
varsity Assistant Coach – Brent Bernd - brentbernd@gmail.com

Golf: 

Varsity Head Coach – Jim Herman - jimherman115@gmail.com

Varsity Assistant Coach – Brad Moyer - brad.moyer@comcast.net

Field Hockey:

Varsity Head Coach – Michelle Waldspurger - mlmw@verizon.net
Varsity Assistant Coach – Macy Balmer - mbalmer19@icloud.com
Junior Varsity Head Coach – Sophea Zaskoda - szaskoda@icloud.com

Assistant Coach – Libbie Derstine - lderstine03@gmail.com 

Boys Soccer: 

Varsity Head Coach – Christopher Askew – christophermaskew@outlook.com

Varsity Assistant Coach  – TBD

Junior Varsity Head Coach – TBD

Girls Soccer: 

Varsity Head Coach – Stacey Vaitis-Dubost – staceyvaitis@comcast.net
Varsity Assistant Coach – Ashley Vaitis – ashleyvaitis@gmail.com

Girls Tennis: 

Varsity Head Coach – Cody Powis – cody.powis@gmail.com
Varsity Assistant Coach – TBD

Girls Volleyball: 

Varsity Head Coach – Kirby King – Kdking@dock.org
Varsity Assistant Coach – TBD

Junior Varsity Head Coach – TBD 
 

HS Winter Sports Coaching Staff

Basketball - Boys:

Varsity Head Coach – Mike Fergus – fergusmike24@gmail.com
Varsity Assistant Coach - Marcus Etheridge – etheridge.marcus@yahoo.com
JV Head Coach – Roger Perry – perry8@gmail.com
JV Assistant Coach – Ed France – edfrance28@gmail.com

Assistant Coach – Sam Freeburn.- samuelfreeburn@gmail.com 

Assistant Coach – Rob Sukaly - rsukaly@hotmail.com 

Assistant Coach – Cecil Barnes - cecilbarnes2002@gmail.com 

Assistant Coach – Miz Nyagwegwe - misrahimnyagwegwe@gmail.com 

Basketball - Girls:

Varsity Head Coach – Kyle Rodgers – rodgerskylep@gmail.com
Assistant Coach – TBD

Bowling - Boys & Girls:

Head Coach – Monica Schroeder – monschro@comcast.net
Assistant Coach – Len Walter - leonard.walter@comcast.net

HS Spring Sports Coaching Staff

Baseball:

Head Coach –  Erik Kratz - ekratz19@gmail.com 
Assistant Coach – Jimmy Kustra – james.kustra@gmail.com

Assistant Coach – Jake Bruno – brunoj1358@gmail.com

Assistant Coach – Erik Bergey – erikbergey22@gmail.com

Girls Lacrosse:

Head Coach – Michelle Waldspurger – mlmw@verizon.net
Assistant Coach – Sophea Zaskoda - szaskoda@icloud.com

 Softball:

Head Coach – Amy Gahman – amyegahman@gmail.com 
Assistant Coach – Todd Alderfer – TAlderfer@atcheartcare.com

Assistant Coach – Kaci Alderfer – kalderfer03@gmail.com

Assistant Coach – Floyd Kratz – fkratz@godshalls.com

Boys Tennis

Head Coach – Cody Powis – cjpowis@dock.org 

Track & Field - Boys & Girls:

Head Coach – Tim Eger – coacheger@gmail.com
Assistant Distance Coach – Justin Feil – justinfeil4@gmail.com
Assistant Throws Coach – Colin Hunsburger – hunsbergercolin@gmail.com
Assistant Vault Coach – Earl Alcott – hotgmc7@gmail.com

Boys Volleyball

Head Coach – Kirby King – kdking@dock.org
Assistant Coach – Dylan Gable – Dylan.gable050506@gmail.com
Junior Varsity Coach – Jacki Curci – Coachcurci@gmail.com

Kyle Rodgers Named Girls Basketball Head Coach

Hiring Announcement: Kyle Rodgers Named Dock Mennonite Academy HS  Girls Basketball Head Coach Dock Mennonite Academy is thrilled to announce the hiring of Kyle Rodgers as the new Head Coach of our Varsity Girls Basketball team. A dedicated leader with deep roots in the local Mennonite community, Coach Kyle brings a strong combination of basketball expertise, faith-centered mentorship, and a passion for developing young athletes both on and off the court. Kyle serves as a pastor at Franconia Mennonite church. Previously in his role as their youth pastor, he has extensive experience guiding and inspiring youth, helping them grow in character, discipline, and purpose—values that align with the mission of Dock as a Christ-centered school. “I’m honored to join the Dock family as a coach,” said Coach Kyle. “I look forward to building a competitive, cohesive girls basketball program that emphasizes teamwork, resilience, skill development, and spiritual growth.” Pleas

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Bristol High School

Dock Varsity Softball faced a tough loss on Monday against Bristol, with a final score of 2-12. Bristol took an early lead in the first inning and had a powerful offensive display, though Dock performing strong defense. The Pioneers battled hard, both on the field and at the plate. Addison Landis and Nora Osifchin collected two solid hits for Dock, with Torra Landis and Riley Gahman scoring the team’s two runs. Taelyn Landis executed a great double play in the fourth inning. Bella Taylor started out pitching and was relieved by Avery Kutzner in the second. The team stayed strong and competitive despite the challenging matchup.  

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Collegium Charter School

Dock Softball earned another victory on Monday, defeating Plumstead Christian 9-3 at home. The Pioneers got on the board early with an RBI single from Lydia Ehst in the first inning. This lead grew to 3-0 in the second, from a run-scoring single by Taelyn Landis. Dock continuously applied offensive pressure, with a total of 12 hits including a 2-run home run to left field by Riley Gahman in the fifth inning.Avery Kutzner delivered consistent, competitive pitching on the mound, striking out 7 batters and only allowing 4 hits for the entire game. The Pioneers maintained steady control throughout the game, ultimately earning them the victory.

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Gwynedd Mercy Academy

In a hard fought game, Dock Varsity Softball fell short to Gwynedd Mercy with a final score of 0-2. The game remained scoreless until the final inning, when Gwynedd managed to bring in their two runs. Both teams played well and remained competitive, making it a great game to watch. Taelyn Landis and Bella Taylor each had solid line drive singles. Defensively the Pioneers backed up their pitchers very well and kept the game low scoring. The team beautifully executed 2 critical double plays, and kept errors to a minimum. Bella Taylor pitched the first 5 innings and kept Gwynedd to 5 hits, and then Avery Kutzner came in for relief in the last 2 allowing only 3 hits. The Pioneers played well and remained strong competitors throughout the entire game. 

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Plumstead Christian School

Dock Softball earned another victory on Monday, defeating Plumstead Christian 9-3 at home. The Pioneers got on the board early with an RBI single from Lydia Ehst in the first inning. This lead grew to 3-0 in the second, from a run-scoring single by Taelyn Landis. Dock continuously applied offensive pressure, with a total of 12 hits including a 2-run home run to left field by Riley Gahman in the fifth inning.Avery Kutzner delivered consistent, competitive pitching on the mound, striking out 7 batters and only allowing 4 hits for the entire game. The Pioneers maintained steady control throughout the game, ultimately earning them the victory.

Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Villa Joseph Marie High School

On a Thursday afternoon, Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy traveled to non league opponent Villa Joseph Maria Academy we lost 8-7 Pioneers were led by Sophia Veltre with four goals and two assists, Bailor White with two goals and one assist and Aubrey Clemmer with one goal.  Pioneers attack Rylee Underwood, Ashlyn Koelzer, Ella Weaver and Brielle Bauman also contributed to the attack.  Pioneers had four shots on goal.   Pioneers goalie Jayda Godhania had two saves.  Pioneers had twelve ground balls and nine draw controls.  Pioneers defense caused seven turnovers and strong defense from Maddie Gendron, Maya Hannum, Beatriz Aranana Perez, and Avery Goldcamp.  Congratulations girls clinched the BAL league title for second year in a row!  Pioneers record 14-3 overall, 5-1 BAL, Pioneers will host non league opponent Hatboro Horsham friday for 3:30pm game. 

Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Delaware County Christian School

On Tuesday afternoon, Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy traveled to league opponent Delco and won nine to six.  Pioneers were led by Sophia Veltre with five goals and one assist, Bailor White had three goals and one assist, and Brielle Bauman scored a goal and Emerson Gruver had an assist. Pioneers attack had nine shots on goal and ten draw controls. Also contributing to attack was Ashlyn Koelzer, Rylee Underwood, and Ella Weaver.  Pioneers goalie Jayda Godhania made five saves during the game. Pioneers had strong defense from Maddie Gendron, Maya Hannum, Beatriz Aranzana Perez, Avery Goldcamp and Reagan York.  Pioneers outstanding defensive caused eleven turnovers. Pioneers had eighteen ground ball pick ups. Pioneers overall record 14-2 and league 5-1, look forward to traveling to Villa Joseph Maria on Thursday to play non league game. 

Girls Junior Varsity Lacrosse vs. Delaware County Christian School

On Tuesday afternoon, Dock traveled to league opponent Delco and lost eight to four.  Pioneers were led by Ashlyn Koelzer with two goals, Kate Bergey also scored a goal and Ella Weaver scored a goal.  Pioneers had eight shots on goal. Pioneers had four draw control possessions.  Also contributing to attack was Jordyn Christian, Danica Frederick, Rylee Rennie, Reagan York, and Rylee Underwood. Pioneers goalie Beatriz Aranzana Perez made seven saves during the game.  Strong defense from Naomi Kaczor, Kylee Hobbs, Brielle Bauman and Jayda Godhania.   Pioneers defense caused one turnover.  Pioneers overall record 2-4. Pioneers looking forward to traveling on thursday to Villa Joseph Maria for a non league game. 

Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Norristown Area High School

On a Monday night, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy hosted non-league opponent Norristown for Senior Night and won 18–9.Tonight, we celebrated our three senior captains: Aubrey Clemmer, Emerson Gruver, and Sophia Veltre.The Pioneers were led by Bailor White with nine goals and one assist, Sophia Veltre with six goals and four assists, Emerson Gruver with one goal, Brielle Bauman with one goal, and Rylee Underwood with one goal. Aubrey Clemmer also contributed with an assist.The Pioneers’ attack recorded 23 shots on goal. Also contributing offensively were Ashlyn Koezler, Alyssa Clemmer, and Ella Weaver.In goal, Jayda Godhania had three saves. The defense was strong, led by Maddie Gendron, Avery Goldcamp, Maya Hannum, and Beatriz Aranzana Perez, and caused four turnovers during the game.The Pioneers secured 18 draw controls and picked up 12 ground balls.The Pioneers look forward to playing league opponent Delco Christian on Tuesday as they travel to Delco. Varsity will play at 3:4

Boys Varsity Track vs. Multiple Opponents

The Dock track and field teams continued to take steps forward during their final two meets of the regular season.Over back-to-back days, the Pioneers set or tied an astounding 26 personal records.In the final regular-season meet, the Henderson Invitational on Friday, the 4x800 relay of Bennett Briggs, Akoi Deng, Xander Morsby and Dan Pitzen ran 9:07.46 to set the top time in District 1 AA. Morsby also placed eighth in the boys triple jump at 41-feet-10.5 and ran 12.04 seconds in the 100 meters. Fiona Kaelin was the only Dock girl to compete in the high-end meet and the freshman lowered her 1,600 PR time to 5:34.01 to move within a second of fourth place in the district.Most of the Pioneers’ focus and efforts for the week was on the Helman Invitational at Pennridge. And while rain cooled off the meet midway through, it was a downpour of bests that Dock came away with Thursday.The girls 4x800 relay of Lily Landes, Lilli Denny, Claire Nyce and Lydia Sensenig ran 11:05.62 for fifth place.

Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Pennsbury High School East

As many experience PIAA district 1 volleyball fans know, when Dock plays Pennsbury, expect quality volleyball.  Tonight was another example. Pennsbury had amazing kills and so did Dock. Pennsbury had unbelievable digs and so did Dock. Pennsbury had some shut-down blocks and Dock also had a few. In the end it was Pennsbury’s experienced team that won the match but Dock is starting to show potential to play at this high level and it is fun.  Well done Dock! Stats: 24 kills, 2 aces, 29 digs, 5 blocksSet Scores: 21-25, 14-25, 21-25

Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. La Salle College High School

This volleyball game started out as a potential private school, five set, back and forth, crazy match. First set was turning into exactly that. LaSalle took off to a lead but Dock battled back. Both teams had great plays; offense and defense. At 25-25, it seemed Dock could pull it out but after two big offensive plays by LaSalle, the set was won and the next set was soon to start. Dock felt ready but LaSalle showed another level of serving and defense. Soon it became clear that Dock’s chances were fading. After a 13-25 loss in set two, we hoped to rebound in set three. But it was not going to happen. The last play and the match point ended, Dock had a tough loss in the final set 12-25. Our boys stuck to their game plan but could not find the win. Next is Pennsbury Friday. Stats: 21 kills, 3 aces, 32 digs, 1 block

Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Jenkintown High School

On Tuesday, Dock Mennonite Academy traveled to league opponent Jenkintown and lost six to nine.  Pioneers were led by Bailor White with four goals, Sophia had a goal and two assists, and Aubrey had a goal and Avery Goldcamp had an assist. Pioneers had thirteen shots on goal.  Also contributing to attack was Ashlyn Koelzer, Brielle Bauman, Ella Weaver, and Alyssa Clemmer.  Pioneers goalie Jayda Godhania had five saves in the game.  Strong defensive from Maddie Gendron, Maya Hannum, Avery Goldcamp, and Beatriz Aranzana Perez. Defense caused three turnovers.  Pioneers had fourteen draw controls and twelve ground ball pick ups.  Pioneers look forward to playing Collegium tomorrow @ 3:30pm at united sports. Pioneers record is 11-2 overall. 

Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Conestoga Senior High School

Dock Wins League Match Dock volleyball is in the IVL and the league has proved to be much better in the last 5 years. Last year our Dock boys were shut out in league play but this year, after tonight, Dock now has two league wins. Well done boys. Conestoga came out tonight ready to play big defense. They dug, passed, and rallied for a set 1 win. But Dock kept the offense running and was able to not look back as they won the next 3 sets. Stats: 39 kills, 8 aces, 60 digs, 10 blocksSet Scores: 22-25, 25-18, 26-24, 25-16

Boys Varsity Volleyball vs. Lower Moreland High School

Dock Wins District 1 AA Matchup It was not easy but Dock was able to earn a win versus Lower Moreland on Senior Night. This match was the first and only AA match in our schedule and our boys were eager to prove ourselves versus a similar sized school. The Lower Moreland boys played great defense and kept every match close with some excellent digs, aided by some equally strong serving attacks. But in the end, Dock offense was too strong and our net play was able to finish the match. Well done boys and congratulations to our seniors. Stats: 37 kills, 9 aces, 36 digs, 5 blocksSet Scores: 25-23, 25-22, 25-17

Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Delaware County Christian School

On Wednesday, Dock Mennonite Academy hosted league opponent Delco and won seventeen to nine. Congratulations to Bailor White who scored her 100th goal today!  Pioneers were led by Bailor White scored ten goals and two assists, Sophia Veltre scored five goals and four assists, Emerson Gruver with one goal and one assist, Aubrey Clemmer with one goal. Also contributing to attack was Ashlyn Koelzer, Alyssa Clemmer, Ella Weaver, Rachel Anderson, and Rylee Underwood. Pioneers had twenty eight shots and fourteen draw controls.  Pioneers had strong goalie keeping from Jayda Godhania with seven saves on during the game.  Strong defense from Maddie Gendron, Maya Hannum, Avery Goldcamp, and Beatriz Aranana Perez. Defense caused four turnovers. Twelve ground balls pick ups.  Pioneers overall record 11-1.  League record 3-0.  Looking forward to traveling to Hatboro Horsham on Thursday to play 3:30pm game start.  

Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Nazareth Academy High School

On a Monday evening, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy hosted non-league opponent Nazareth and defeated them fifteen to two.Pioneers senior Sophia Veltre scored her 100th goal tonight—congratulations! Also, happy birthday to Maddie Gendron!The Pioneers were led by Sophia Veltre with seven goals and two assists, Bailor White with six goals, Emerson Gruver with one goal and one assist, and Aubrey Clemmer with one goal. Also contributing to the attack were Ashlyn Koelzer, Alyssa Clemmer, Ella Weaver, Kate Bergey, and Rachel Anderson. The Pioneers had twenty-one shots on goal tonight.Strong defense was shown by Maddie Gendron, Avery Goldcamp, Maya Hannum, and Beatriz Aranzana Perez. Pioneers goalie Jayda Godhania made two saves in goal tonight, and the defense caused five turnovers.The Pioneers had sixteen controlled possessions and twelve ground balls.The Pioneers’ record is 10–1 overall and 2–0 in league play. They look forward to hosting league opponent Delco on Wednesday, with a 3

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Delaware County Christian School

Dock Softball had a strong game against Delco Friday, April 17th, 2026. With a final score of 16-5, a combination of powerful at-bats and high quality defense led the Pioneers to victory. Dock was able to secure an early lead in the first inning, capitalizing on an error that generated 3 runs from a single by Torra Landis. They continued to build on this lead, including a scoring double from Avery Kutzner in the 3rd. The streak only continued through the 4th inning with several base hits and 2 home runs. Bella Taylor launched a 3-run home run to center field, and then Riley Gahman gathered 2 more with a home run to right field.Pitcher Avery Kutzner had a great game at the plate and on the mound, giving up only 9 hits and striking out 6. Kutzner’s pitching and minimal field errors kept DelCo to only 5 runs, winning Dock the game.

Girls Varsity Softball vs. MaST Community Charter School

Dock’s varsity softball team delivered a dominant performance in a 21-3 victory over MaST Community Charter School on Wednesday, April 15th, 2026. The winning tone was set early on, taking a lead in the 1st inning and then adding an explosive 7 runs in the 2nd inning. The momentum carried on into the 3rd inning, with Taelyn Landis and Avery Kutzner each driving in additional runs. Offense continued to thrive in the 4th as Dock gained 10 more runs on 5 hits, including Riley Gahman with a 2-run double and 2 2-run singles from Taelyn Landis and Abby Herman.Defensively, pitcher Bella Taylor controlled the game from the start, striking out 6 over just 3 innings. Taylor only allowed 2 runs from MaST. Gahman came in for relief, allowing just 1 more run from MaST. The whole team performed exceptional defense, with no errors and consistently clean fielding.

Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs. Jenkintown High School

On a Friday afternoon, Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy hosted league opponent Jenkintown and won fourteen to three.  Pioneers attack was led by Bailor White with seven goals and one assist, Sophia Veltre with six goals and one assist, Beylse Landis with one goal and two assists, Emerson Gruver with two assists, Ashlyn Koelzer with an assist. Also contributing to the attack was Aubrey Clemmer, Alyssa Clemmer, and Ella Weaver. Pioneers had six shots on goal.  Pioneers goalie Jayda Godhania played excellent with six saves during the game. Pioneers had strong defensive from Maddie Gendron, Maya Hannum, Avery Goldcamp, and Beatriz Aranzana Perez. Pioneers outstanding defense caused six turnovers.  Pioneers had fourteen draw control possessions and six ground ball pick ups.  Outstanding teamwork, communication, and transitioning from defense to attack has been Pioneers strong start for success.  Pioneers record overall 9-1.  League record