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Congratulations to the following four members of the Class of 2025 who the Athletic Committee has voted to receive the Outstanding Athletic Achievement Award! This year's Outstanding Athletic Achievement Award recipients will be recognized at Dock's Homecoming Fall Concert Friday 10/4 7:00pm and featured in our Hall of Honor in Longacre Center. Recipients:Aubrey Gahman, SoftballBrayden Kratz, BaseballZeke Longacre, BowlingTony Martin, Basketball Award Core Criteria:Team OrientedCompeted at a high level in big gamesMeets or exceeds achievement levels of current inducteesMultiple honors recipient in his/her sport(s)
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Dock Athletics announces the retirement of our Boys and Girls Track & Field Assistant Coach Bob Reagan. Coach Reagan has been an integral part of our Track & Field program for the past 21 years specializing in throws and field events. He also served as our league's Track & Field Administrator from 2021-2024. Coach Reagan is widely respected by coaches, officials, and student-athletes in the area for his expertise and willingness to help educate others about Track & Field. Coach Reagan helped Dock’s Track & Field program capture 11 Girls league championships and 6 Girls district championships as well as 4 Boys league championships and 6 Boys district championships. He also coached many district and state medalists. We celebrate and are grateful for Coach Reagan's dedication to our Track & Field student-athletes, program, and school, as well as all the work he has done behind the scenes for the sport within our school, league, and area. From
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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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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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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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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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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 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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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 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!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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On Friday, February 27, Ashley Brown competed in the Eastern State Regional Bowling Tournament. She earned the invitation by being in the top 3 bowlers in the BAL. Ashley has trained in and out of practices to achieve this status. In the tournament, Ashley competed in a field of 112 bowlers from the eastern half of Pennsylvania. Bowlers roll 5 games moving to a different pair of lanes every game. Ashley worked hard to find a consistent line but came up short and bowled a bit under average for the day. It’s always great to see the bigger bowling world at work. Ashley is a great representative for Dock in this setting, and we look forward to another season of success for her!
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The opening round of the 2026 BAL playoffs took place at Dock Mennonite Academy. The Pioneers hosted The Christian Academy in this round and walked out with a win 61-48. Dock is on the road for round two versus Chester Charter Academy at 5:30 pm. Go Dock!
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The Pioneers took to the court Wednesday night against BAL rival Delaware County Christian Academy. In this highly competitive matchup the Knights and Pioneers exchanged leads throughout the game. But in the end Delco Christian pulled away to take a two point win 50-48. The Pioneers will look to bounce back tomorrow 1/30 against Church Farm.
More About Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Delaware County Christian SchoolDock parlayed strong defense and balanced offense in a 54–39 win over Renaissance Academy. Playing without injured senior center Xavier Mitchell, the Pioneers responded as Akoi Deng scored 19 points, Timmy Weir added 13, and Luke Wilkinson chipped in 10 as Dock won for the eighth time in its last ten games. Of note, Dock head coach Mike Fergus notched his 208th win as the Pioneers’ boss, besting the old boys’ basketball career mark for wins set by Tim Ehst.
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Dock Boys’ Bowling endured a loss in Thursday’s Senior Night match against Bristol, but the unexpected part of the night was how close the games were and the high scores racked up by Dock bowlers.The guys were neck-and-neck with Bristol in the first game, which came down to the 10th frame. Dock ended up losing by only 20 pins while bowling their highest team score of the season — 730. Leading scores in that game were Josh Frederick (176), Matt Mast (159), and Riley Kling (150). It was very exciting.The other two games were not as close, but the team was in it early in each one. Colin Hora rolled a 181 in the final game.The guys made their Senior Night exciting and fun. Seniors were honored with a ceremony, gifts, and cake after the match. Thanks to everyone who came out to support the team!
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Dock Girls’ Bowling competed against a strong Bristol team in Thursday’s Senior Night match. Their second game was the closest, but they couldn’t pull out the win. High games were rolled by both teams, and bowlers who weren’t at their best still performed nicely above average.Ashley Brown had her best night of the season, rolling 152, 208, and 195 for a 555 series. Ana Emr posted a personal-best 125, and senior Evie Rosenberger bowled a 156.The night was also a great opportunity to recognize Evie’s three-year contribution to the bowling program. She was honored with a ceremony, gifts, and cake after the match. Thanks to everyone who came out to support the team!
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The Pioneers were on the road last night for a BAL match against rival Faith Christian Academy. Dock started out strong and continued playing well until the final buzzer. Dock walked away with a dominant performance defeating Faith 77-51. Boys Basketball will be back in action Friday 1/23 at home in another league game vs. Renaissance Charter 5:30PM JV 7:00PM Varsity. Go Dock!
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The Dock Pioneers took to the road on a snowy Saturday afternoon to face off against Samuel Fels High School in Philadelphia. The highly competitive game featured multiple lead changes in the first half, with the Panthers taking a slight advantage into halftime. In the second half, the Pioneers battled back with a chance to take the lead, but a late run by the Panthers gave them the edge as Dock ran out of time. The Pioneers fell, 72–67.
More About Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Fels High SchoolDock started 2026 off right with a 71–41 team-effort win over the 6A Norristown Eagles. Playing perhaps their most complete game of the season, the Pioneers opened up a 21–12 first-quarter lead and never looked back. Akoi Deng paced Dock with 21, Xavier Mitchell added 20, and Timmy Weir chipped in 12 as the Pioneers’ frontcourt did the heavy lifting and dominated the boards on both ends. Chace Howell gave the team a spark off the bench, while LJ Swoyer and Myles Johnson provided great ball-handling against the press as nine players found the scoring column for Dock.
More About Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Norristown Area High SchoolDock again came out of the gates fast and opened up a 21–8 lead in the first quarter in their away game at Jenkintown. Timmy Weir had eight first-quarter points on his way to 19, while Akoi Deng added seven early and finished with 19 as Dock led from wire to wire, putting up a season-high 30 points in the third period. The Dock backcourt continued its steady improvement, with Myles Johnson scoring a season-high 12 and Luke Wilkinson adding a season-high eight. LJ Swoyer took care of the ball, and Chace Howell provided hustle.
More About Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Jenkintown High SchoolDock defeated Phil Mont 62–46, winning its fifth game in a row and sixth in its last seven. The win gave Coach Mike Fergus his 208th victory at the helm of the Dock basketball program, surpassing Tim Ehst’s former career mark of 207. Akoi Deng had 20 points, Timmy Weir added 18, and Luke Wilkinson scored 7. Chace Howell and LJ Swoyer each chipped in 5. The Dock backcourt handled the ball well and continued its improving play as Dock raised its season record to 8–7 and its league mark to 6–3.
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On Monday, Dock faced off at home against Calvary Baptist. Dock got off to a quick start, winning the first quarter 11–5. This was a significant achievement for the team, as Dock usually struggles in the opening quarter due to being a young and inexperienced team.The second quarter was dominated by Dock, as they outscored Calvary Baptist 22–8. Dock’s defense was stifling throughout the night, and by halftime, Dock had the game firmly under control.The second half was more of the same, with Dock winning both the third and fourth quarters on both ends of the floor. Karli Godshall led the team with 16 points, while Bea Aranzana added 12. Kyleigh Mascio also had an outstanding game, scoring 10 points.Each and every player contributed to the scoring effort. It was a great team performance from start to finish! The Girls travel to Faith Christian for their next game Wednesday 1/14 7:00pm.
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The Dock Boys Basketball was back in action Tuesday afternoon against visiting Collegium Charter School. Before the game, Dock's 3 seniors recognized a Dock Teacher for the ways they have gone above and beyond in making a positive impact on their life. Once the game was underway the two teams traded baskets throughout the first half, with Dock taking a small lead into halftime. The second half followed a similar pattern, but Dock put together a late run to pull away for a 61–49 victory. Dock remains undefeated in 2026 and looks to keep that streak alive on Thursday when they host Phil-Mont Christian 5:30pm JV and 7:00pm Varsity. Tuesday's win was Head Coach Mike Fergus' 207 win as Dock Boys Basketball Varsity Head Coach, tying former coach Tim Ehst's record. Congratulations Coach Fergus!!
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The Dock Girls’ Bowling team secured four more wins in their successful season. Everyone bowled within their average range, working together as a team to earn these victories. Ashley Brown rolled high games of 160 and 165. She did her job as the anchor in the final game, which was very close. Even though she was having a tough game, she did what the team needed to pull out the win. Congratulations, girls!
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Dock Boys’ Bowling started the week by losing all of the games in the match against Church Farm. They kept the games close, but it was hard to hold on. No bowler on either team had any high scores to mention. It was a strong display of teamwork, which Dock executed well, but they ultimately fell short in the results.
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In Thursday’s match, Dock took advantage of the Collegium team’s slow start and earned a win. Colin Hora led the team with a 178, and his high score made a big difference in the outcome. The rest of the team contributed solid scores that kept Dock in the game, resulting in a win by just 20 pins. Matt Mast rolled in the anchor position and made a spare that secured the victory.The next two games saw the Collegium team wake up, with their high scorer, Jason Patterson, bowling over 200. The Dock guys continued to work hard, putting in great effort throughout.
More About Boys Bowling vs. CollegiumAs the new year begins, the Dock Pioneers are off to a strong start, going 3–0 in 2026. The Pioneers defeated visiting Plumstead Christian Academy, 42–28. With the win, Dock improves its overall record to 6–7, moving closer to the .500 mark. The Pioneers will be back in action next Tuesday against Collegium Charter School. Go Dock!
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Monday night, the Dock Pioneers were on the road for a face-off against BAL League opponent Mast Charter. The Pioneers jumped out to a big lead in the first half, going into halftime up by seventeen points. But in the second half, the Panthers battled back and took the lead late in the fourth quarter. Dock tried to regain the lead, but it was too little, too late. Dock fell to Mast, 59–50.
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On Thursday evening, the Pioneers took to the court against visiting Carver Engineering and Sciences from Philadelphia. The contest was a back-and-forth battle for the first half, with Dock taking a slight lead into halftime. In the second half, Carver found their rhythm and climbed back into the game to regain the lead. By the fourth quarter, the Pioneers found themselves down by double digits. Dock lost a tough matchup, 35–51.
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Dock 0 / Renaissance 4 The Dock Boys’ Bowling Team put out great effort in their first league match of the season. Dock’s players are all new to the sport and are still finding their way on the lanes. Competition pushes their concentration and drives them to find the form and the line that will serve them best. It was a challenge. The first game of the match stayed close until the end thanks to Colin’s big score - way over his early-season practice average. He worked hard to keep that going, but it’s hard to do. The rest of the team did their best to find their magical game. They will improve as the season continues. Keep rollin’! Notable scores: Colin Hora 174
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