Please see the below list to be sure you are ready to start on the first day of practices. Athletes may not participate in practices or games until all items are checked off. Student Athlete Checklist 𐄂 PIAA physical– Sections 1-6 for new athletes or first
By Kara Seymour Patch National Staff| Feb 8, 2019 Sports are a big part of the high school experience. So which Pennsylvania high schools have the best sports programs? A new analysis by data compilers at Niche.com aims to find out. Niche’s 2019 best High School Sports ranking was created after a “rigorous analysis” of key statistics that
The Dock Athletic Department is happy to make these resources available to all Dock student-athletes, coaches and parents. We believe that these videos, audio tapes, and work sheets will provide valuable information and skills helpful for managing the stress of day-to-day living in both sports and life. Many have found that athletic performance improves with
Girls Volleyball Coach: Taylor McKenney 1st year in this position, 4 years coaching at Dock Assistant coach: Nicholas Wesley Last year’s record: 11-12 overall 6-2 conference Notable losses: Nicole Ford (Outside Hitter), Laura Bergey (Libero), Alexis Landis (Middle), La’Akea Fuijta (OH/RS) Key returners: Cailey Ridge (SR. Libero), Becca Brown (SR. Setter/ Right Side), Alison Keach (SR, Outside
Head Coach: Stacey Vaitis-Dubost – 1st Year Assistant coach: Ashley Vaitis Last year’s record: Overall Record- 13 -6; League record- 9 – 3; District I-AA Champions; advanced to PIAA state playoffs Notable losses: Brooke Bozarth, Audrey Schweizerhof, Jaci Halteman Key returners: Laura Frederick- 11th grade/goalie Sydney Leaman- 12th grade/midfielder Peyton Scialanca- 11th grade/center midfielder Emma Kratz- 10th grade/forward Lauren Moatemri-
Head Coach: Michelle Waldspurger – 8th year Assistant Coaches: Mary Ann Harris, Kara Derstine, Claire Wanamaker Last Year’s Record: 12-8 overall; 10-4 league; second round of districts lost to New Hope Notable Losses: Katie Strickland (Millersville University); Macy Balmer (Lancaster Bible College) Key Returners: Elle Bergey – Senior – Captain – second team all league – forward Cedar Smith
Did you hear there’s going to be a 3v3 basketball tournament during Dock’s 2019 Homecoming & Family Weekend? Time to get your crew together and register! Tournament is Saturday, October 5, 3:00-5:00 PM. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1wifR2AomXPBImzt52ALK8Z0izqXeML0G3_6nAW9fIvM/viewform?edit_requested=true www.dock.org www.dockathletics.org
Gabriel Kleinert (’07) accepted the 1st Assistant Coach position at the University of Rochester, a very prestigious D3 program! Kleinert joins the Rochester women’s soccer coaching staff for the 2019 season. He comes to the River Campus bringing a vast resume of coaching experience over the last eight years, ranging from the intercollegiate to ODP
WESTMINSTER RANKED 2ND IN VOLLEYBALL PAC PRESEASON POLL — The players to watch list includes three All-PAC First Team selections, five All-PAC Second Team selections and four All-PAC Honorable Mention selections. Bethany senior outside hitter Katie Sparks (Macedonia, Ohio | Trinity), Geneva junior setter Daphne Hunsinger (Harleysville, Pa. | Dock Mennonite Academy) and W&J senior setter Mallory O’Brien
Shane Battier: Leadership Through Work Ethic Shane Battier (@ShaneBattier), a PCA National Advisory Board Member, led Duke to the 2001 NCAA National Championship while distinguishing himself as the 2001 Academic All-American of the year. He also helped win two NBA championships with the Miami Heat in 2012 and 2013, but is more renowned for being
DOCK MENNONITE ACADEMY PIONEERS 2019 FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES/ROSTERS/PHOTOS/RECORDS/GAME REPORTS Grades 9-12 Campus Boys Varsity Cross Country Girls Varsity Cross Country Girls Varsity Field Hockey Girls JV Field Hockey Boys Varsity Golf Boys Varsity Soccer Boys JV Soccer Girls Varsity Soccer Girls Varsity Tennis Girls Varsity Volleyball Girls JV Volleyball EC- Grade 8 Campus Middle School Co-Ed
