Announcements
Coach Stacey Named Back to Back 1A Female Coach of the Year by PSCA
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!
More About Coach Stacey Named Back to Back 1A Female Coach of the Year by PSCAGahman Announced as New Softball Head Coach
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!
More About Gahman Announced as New Softball Head CoachGirls Soccer Advances to the State Final!
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!!
More About Girls Soccer Advances to the State Final!Powis Resigns as Boys Tennis Coach
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!
More About Powis Resigns as Boys Tennis Coach2024 Outstanding Athletic Achievement Award Winners
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)
More About 2024 Outstanding Athletic Achievement Award WinnersThank You Coach Benner!
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
More About Thank You Coach Benner!Zaskoda Named JV FH Head Coach
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!
More About Zaskoda Named JV FH Head CoachCoed Golf Assistant Coach & Girls Basketball Coaches Named
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
More About Coed Golf Assistant Coach & Girls Basketball Coaches NamedHerman Hired as Golf Coach
Dock is excited to announce the hiring of Jim Herman as our new HS Coed Varsity Golf Head Coach. Herman is an active PGA Tour Golfer with 3 PGA Tour Wins (2016 Shell Houston Open, 2019 Barbasol Championship, and 2020 Wyndham Championship) and 1 Nationwide Tour win (2010 Moonah Classic). Herman's 2 children both attend Dock and his wife is a Penn View Christian School alum. He grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio and played college golf at the University of Cincinnati. We are excited for the leadership and expertise that Jim will bring to our Coed Golf program! Special thanks to former coach Marc Derstein for his leadership for our golf program over the past 8 years. Students interested in playing golf this fall should stay tuned for a summer interest meeting to meet Jim and prepare for the season that begins August 5.
More About Herman Hired as Golf Coach2024-25 Registration is Now Open!
Fall Registration Deadline is August 1.Click here to register and for more information >
More About 2024-25 Registration is Now Open!Phillips Named Boys Soccer Varsity Assistant
We are excited to announce Hayden Phillips ('18) as our new Boys Soccer Varsity Assistant Coach. Hayden graduated from Cairn University in 2023 and played for their Men's Soccer team. After starting multiple games for Cairn his junior and senior seasons, Hayden joined Cairn's Men's Soccer coaching staff as an assistant coach last year. Hayden will be a valuable asset to our Boys Soccer program given his collegiate playing and coaching experience, and his familiarity with our school and boys soccer program. Welcome, Hayden!
More About Phillips Named Boys Soccer Varsity AssistantTeam News
Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Calvary Baptist School
Girls Varsity BasketballOn Wednesday January 8, the girls basketball team faced a hard game against Calvary Baptist. The girls started off strong early and played until the final buzzer sounded, making it difficult for Calvary to come up with the win, the final score was 42-36, Dock taking the win. Dock’s leading scorer was Lola Mariner with 15 points, followed by Dana Delamarter with 12 points. Other scoring contributions were Nora Osifchin, Lily Price, Mary-Ellen Picariello, and Isabella Price. The team overall played very aggressive, keeping everyone on the edge of their seats the whole game.
More About Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Calvary Baptist SchoolGirls Varsity Bowling vs. Renaissance Academy Charter School
Girls Varsity BowlingThe Dock Girls’ Team made a strong effort today and split the match with the Renaissance Girls bowling 3 very close games. The team, bowling with only 3 players, had their best scores in the first game, led by Naomi Rosenberger. This win by 22 pins was enough to give them total pins even though games 2 and 3 were lost to Renaissance. The losses were only by 4 and 5 pins which meant the game-one win carried the match. So close, girls!
More About Girls Varsity Bowling vs. Renaissance Academy Charter SchoolGirls Varsity Bowling vs. Morrisville Boro Ms/High School
Girls Varsity BowlingDock Girls’ Bowling started 2025 with a strong win over Morrisville taking all 4 games. Everyone contributed with strong games. The team is steadily improving with bowlers finding their form and rhythm. It’s great to see. Great job, team! Notable scores: Ashley Brown 162, 170
More About Girls Varsity Bowling vs. Morrisville Boro Ms/High SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Renaissance Academy Charter School
Boys Varsity BowlingDock Boys’ Bowling continued their winning week by taking all 4 against Renaissance Academy. Logan Sell had a strong series and led the team in this win. Renaissance has some strong bowlers who made games close. Since several of the regular varsity squad were out for a variety of reasons, jv bowlers Jason Yu and Roman Kurian helped out. It took effort from everyone to bring this win home.Notable scores: Logan Sell 212,193, Zeke Longacre 202
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Renaissance Academy Charter SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Morrisville Boro Ms/High School
Boys Varsity BowlingDock Boys’ Bowling started 2025 with a good win over Morrisville. Games started out close, but the Dock team found a way every time to pull ahead and keep the lead. Several high games kept the team on top: Logan Sell 194, Luke Smeland 188, and Zeke Longacre 225. The team worked together to make it happen right.
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Morrisville Boro Ms/High SchoolBoys Varsity Basketball vs. Calvary Christian Academy
Boys Varsity BasketballDock played solid defense and ran their BAL record to 7-0, beating Calvary Christian 48 to 30, Dock improves to 9-2 overall as Tony Martin had 16 points and Xavier Mitchell was active on the boards to help Dock to a 38 to 20 rebound margin. Marques Brown provided energy and hustle as Dock won their 4th straight. Next up for the Pioneers is Norristown this Saturday.
More About Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Calvary Christian AcademyBoys Varsity Basketball vs. Bristol High School
Boys Varsity BasketballDock defeated a scrappy Bristol team 62 to 48. Akoi Deng had 8 points and 8 rebounds, Robbie Sukaly had 20 points and 8 rebounds, and 9 Pioneers scored as Dock improved to 8-2 overall and 6-0 in BAL play. The win marked the 50th consecutive BAL regular season win for Dock — a streak covering 4+ straight seasons.
More About Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Bristol High SchoolBoys Varsity Basketball vs. MaST Community Charter School
Boys Varsity BasketballDock defeated Mast 57 to 27.Tony Martin had a double double with 16 points and 10 rebounds Docks defense forced 25 turnovers Dock will go for it’s 50th straight BAL regular season win against Bristol TOMORROW January 6th, 2025.
More About Boys Varsity Basketball vs. MaST Community Charter SchoolGirls Varsity Basketball vs. Salem Christian School
Girls Varsity BasketballDock girls basketball faced a good game against Salem Christian on Saturday January 4. The girls played a great game, coming out with a win. The final score was 55-11. Dock’s leading scorers were both Lola Mariner and Dana Delamater, both scoring 15 points. Other scorers of the game were, Lily Price, scoring 9 points, Nora Osifchin, scoring 6 points, and Isabella Price and Mary-Ellen Picariello, scoring 5 points. Torra Landis, Kyleigh Mascio, and Ibiza Almendros all got some playing time in the 4th quarter and had a fun time and played their best. Overall, Dock continues to practice and play hard, improving their skills each time they step on the court!
More About Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Salem Christian SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm School
Boys Varsity BowlingOn Thursday against Church Farm, the Dock team improved their standing. CFS was bowling their first match, and they came out strong to win the first game. We took the other 2 much more easily which also gave us total pins, so we took 3 wins from that match. There were some challenging conditions in our first time on away lanes. That's all part of it!
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm School
Boys Varsity BowlingDock’s second match against Church Farm went more smoothly than the first. All three games went our way though there were close moments throughout. Dock kept the pressure on to make the wins happen. Games were won by 50 to 70 pins, but that was enough to give us total pins and sweep the match. Notable scores: Zeke Longacre 205, 200
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm School
Boys Varsity BowlingDock’s second match against Church Farm went more smoothly than the first. All three games went our way though there were close moments throughout. Dock kept the pressure on to make the wins happen. Games were won by 50 to 70 pins, but that was enough to give us total pins and sweep the match. Notable scores: Zeke Longacre 205, 200
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm School
Boys Varsity BowlingDock’s second match against Church Farm went more smoothly than the first. All three games went our way though there were close moments throughout. Dock kept the pressure on to make the wins happen. Games were won by 50 to 70 pins, but that was enough to give us total pins and sweep the match. Notable scores: Zeke Longacre 205, 200
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm SchoolGirls Varsity Bowling vs. Bristol High School
Girls Varsity BowlingDock girls knew what they were up against going into the Bristol match, and they thought they had a chance to take a game or two. Bristol bowled high the first game and were out of reach. The next 2 games held promise, but Dock girls were missing marks in more ways than one. They put out some good effort but battled the lanes and their own consistency. Great work, girls! Notable scores: Ashley Brown 165
More About Girls Varsity Bowling vs. Bristol High SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Bristol High School
Boys Varsity BowlingDock boys fought a tough match against Bristol. Knowing what we would be facing, the team came ready but could not make it work. The first game was a big loss, but the next 2 had potential. Bristol began to struggle in the second game, but Dock could not put their game together either. In the third game, two bowlers were moved up from JV. They put out great effort to help the team begin the first 3 frames in the lead. Changes in the lineup were made to keep the lead going. Zeke was striking all the way through to fortify this huge effort. Bristol bowlers felt the pressure and answered with more strikes and spares than Dock could find. In the 10th frame, Zeke’s game fell off the strikes, and he ended with a 279. Losing by less than 50 pins to Bristol was a big accomplishment, but a win would have felt really nice. Great try, guys! Notable scores: Zeke Longacre 205, 279 - 667
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Bristol High SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm School
Boys Varsity BowlingOn Thursday against Church Farm, the Dock team improved their standing. CFS was bowling their first match, and they came out strong to win the first game. We took the other 2 much more easily which also gave us total pins, so we took 3 wins from that match. There were some challenging conditions in our first time on away lanes. That's all part of it! Notable scores: Seth 181, Michael 158, Zeke 213
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Bristol High School
Boys Varsity BowlingWe knew Bristol could be tough, but we weren't sure how tough they would be. It turns out that all 5 varsity bowlers were on the team last year and have continued to improve. It is hard to compete against bowlers who bowl year round. Everyone tried as hard as they could and cared about what was happening. Dealing with first-match nerves and a tough team is a lot. Zeke Longacre had a match series he was hoping for - 626. This is a great start to set him up as a top bowler in the league. We will see Bristol again in 2 weeks. We can get closer.Notable scores: Logan 214, Seth 170, Michael 150, 153, Zeke 202,213,211
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Bristol High SchoolGirls Varsity Bowling vs. Bristol High School
Girls Varsity BowlingThe girls worked hard and bowled their best. The Bristol team had a couple returning bowlers who led their team. Dock fought hard and games were lost by less than 100 pins - the third game by only 33. That game everyone bowled 100 or higher. The Dock girls saw that they will be competitive and are excited to see other competition in the BAL. This was a very motivating match!Notable scores: Evie 151, Ashley 176
More About Girls Varsity Bowling vs. Bristol High SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm School
Boys Varsity BowlingOn Thursday against Church Farm, the Dock team improved their standing. CFS was bowling their first match, and they came out strong to win the first game. We took the other 2 much more easily which also gave us total pins, so we took 3 wins from that match. There were some challenging conditions in our first time on away lanes. That's all part of it!
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm SchoolBoys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm School
Boys Varsity BowlingOn Thursday against Church Farm, the Dock team improved their standing. CFS was bowling their first match, and they came out strong to win the first game. We took the other 2 much more easily which also gave us total pins, so we took 3 wins from that match. There were some challenging conditions in our first time on away lanes. That's all part of it!
More About Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Church Farm School