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2025 Outstanding Athletic Achievement Award Winners

Updated on 09/25/2025

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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Thank You Coach Reagan!

Updated on 07/29/2025

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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Askew Named Boys Soccer Head Coach

Posted on 03/28/2025

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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2025 Athletics Summer Camps

Updated on 03/28/2025

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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Thank You Coach Moyer!

Updated on 02/04/2025

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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Coach Stacey Named Back to Back 1A Female Coach of the Year by PSCA

Updated on 03/28/2025

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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Gahman Announced as New Softball Head Coach

Updated on 03/28/2025

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 Advances to the State Final!

Updated on 03/28/2025

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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Powis Resigns as Boys Tennis Coach

Updated on 03/28/2025

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 Winners

Updated on 03/28/2025

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!

Updated on 03/28/2025

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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Girls Basketball vs. Calvary Baptist

Girls Varsity Basketball
Updated on 01/14/2026

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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Boys Varsity Basketball Tops Collegium

Boys Varsity Basketball
Updated on 01/14/2026

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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Girls Bowling vs. Collegium Charter

Girls Varsity Bowling
Posted on 01/09/2026

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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Boys Bowling vs. Church Farm

Boys Varsity Bowling
Posted on 01/09/2026

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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Boys Bowling vs. Collegium

Boys Varsity Bowling
Posted on 01/09/2026

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.

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Boys Basketball Tops vs.Plumstead Christian

Boys Varsity Basketball
Posted on 01/08/2026

As 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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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. MaST Community Charter School

Boys Varsity Basketball
Posted on 01/05/2026

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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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. G. W. Carver High School of Engineering & Science

Boys Varsity Basketball
Posted on 01/05/2026

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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Boys Varsity Bowling vs. Renaissance Academy Charter School

Boys Varsity Bowling
Posted on 12/09/2025

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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Girls Varsity Bowling vs. Renaissance Academy Charter School

Girls Varsity Bowling
Posted on 12/09/2025

Dock 4 / Renaissance 0 The Dock Girls’ Bowling Team had its first league match of the season and came out victorious. They won all 4 games with concentrated bowling and great effort in making spares. Ashlyn, Naomi, and Ana all reached scores higher than their early-season practice averages which significantly boosted the team scores. Ashley and Evie rolled consistently higher scores to give the team their solid lead. This first match was a team effort that showed their potential for the season. Way to go! Notable scores:  Ashley Brown 152 

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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Bristol High School

Boys Varsity Basketball
Posted on 12/08/2025

Thursday night, the Pionners opened BAL league play versus visiting Bristol High School. Dock jumped out to an early lead, going into halftime up by only two points after leading by at least ten points in the first half. The second half was a back-and-forth battle until Bristol took the lead and ran away with the win, 48-38. Dock will be back in action next Monday against Calvary Christian Academy.  

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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Souderton Area High School

Boys Varsity Basketball
Posted on 12/04/2025

The Dock boys' basketball season is back in full swing. The Pioneers opened their season at home against Souderton High School. After a rough start, Dock found themselves down early, but the team showed resilience, battling back in each quarter and outscoring Souderton the rest of the way. Despite the strong effort, the comeback fell short as the Pioneers dropped the game 50–67.Dock will be back in action this Thursday in a non-league matchup against Bristol High School. The JV game will tip off at 5:30 PM, followed by the varsity game at 7:00 PM, both at Dock

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Girls Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents

Girls Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 10/31/2025

Claire Nyce’s first season of cross country will culminate at the state championships.The sophomore will compete in the girls 1A Championship at 9:30 a.m. Saturday on the Parkview Course in Hershey with more than 200 other runners.Nyce was the only qualifier for Dock after the District IA championships last Friday at Lehigh University. Nyce secured her spot with a 15th place finish in 22:15.10. The top 10 individuals after the two team qualifiers’ runners are removed advance to states. Nyce earned the ninth individual spot.The boys concluded their season at districts by placing seventh in the boys 1A championship. Ryan Ykoruk was the top finisher for the Pioneers. The sophomore ran 18:49.40 for 22nd place.  

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Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Jenkintown High School

Boys Varsity Soccer
Posted on 10/23/2025

Dock Mennonite hosted Jenkintown for the quarter-finals of the PIAA District One Boys Soccer Championship. Dock won 5-0.  Dock’s attackers were prolific on the night, opening up the scoring in the first 10 minutes of the match, with Christian Johnson calmly finishing in the bottom corner from a pass played by Cade Jackson. Christian Johnson later scored from outside the box. Cade Jackson was heavily influential, also assisting Noah Burleigh. Kaleb Farrell followed up a free kick to get his goal. Later in the second half, Caleb Lacher assisted Christian, helping him complete his hat trick.  Dock’s midfield and defense were active throughout the match, completing multiple passing strings and linking play with the attack. The defense, in particular, worked very hard to keep Jenkintown at bay, limiting them to a handful of shots and locking in a clean sheet.  The team worked very hard for this result. The Pioneers play tomorrow at Calvary Christian for the sem

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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Calvary Christian Academy

Girls Varsity Soccer
Posted on 10/23/2025

The Dock girls’ soccer team punched their ticket to the District Final with a dominant 7–0 win over Calvary Christian on Wednesday evening. The game started with some back-and-forth play as both teams looked to find their rhythm. Dock soon settled in and began applying consistent pressure, which led to the opening goal from junior Ashley Brown. From there, the Pioneers’ offense came alive in a true team effort that continued to build momentum throughout the match. Brown led the attack with an impressive hat trick, one of the goals being off a set piece. Tessa Moyer added two goals of her own with line breaking runs from the center to find the back of the net. Izzy Bingham and Emerson Gruver each added a point to round out the scoring. The girls showed real composure on the ball, connected passes with purpose, and dictated the rhythm of play from start to finish. What stood out most was the way our midfielders transitioned quickly — winning p

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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. The Christian Academy

Girls Varsity Soccer
Posted on 10/23/2025

The Dock girls’ soccer team punched their ticket to the District Final with a dominant 7–0 win over Calvary Christian on Wednesday evening. The game started with some back-and-forth play as both teams looked to find their rhythm. Dock soon settled in and began applying consistent pressure, which led to the opening goal from junior Ashley Brown. From there, the Pioneers’ offense came alive in a true team effort that continued to build momentum throughout the match. Brown led the attack with an impressive hat trick, one of the goals being off a set piece. Tessa Moyer added two goals of her own with line breaking runs from the center to find the back of the net. Izzy Bingham and Emerson Gruver each added a point to round out the scoring. The girls showed real composure on the ball, connected passes with purpose, and dictated the rhythm of play from start to finish. What stood out most was the way our midfielders transitioned quickly — winning p

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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Villa Joseph Marie High School

Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/23/2025

10/21/25Varsity Field Hockey Pioneers - 9 Villa Joseph Marie - 0 On a beautiful fall Tuesday evening, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy hosted the first round of districts playoffs versus Villa Joseph Marie, Pioneers won nine to zero. Pioneers put the pressure on early, 1st quarter, goals by Scarlett Derstine (13:27) assist Belyse Landis, goal by Scarlett Derstine (7:58) assist Abby Herman.  2nd quarter, goals by Belyse Landis (12:45) unassisted, goal by Belyse Landis (8:53) assist Sophia Veltre, goal by Belyse Landis (4:40) assist Scarlett Derstine, goal by Belyse Landis (2:52) assist Sophia Veltre. 3rd quarter, goal by Lydia Ehst (9:28) assist Scarlett Derstine, goal by Scarlett Derstine (28 seconds) unassisted. 4th quarter, goal by Brielle Bauman (11:20) unassisted. Outstanding team effort with twenty shots on goal and nine offensive corners, the Pioneers strong attack from Ellie Crissman, Scarlett Derstine, Abby Herman, Ashlyn Koelzer, Brielle Bau

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Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Plumstead Christian School

Girls Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/22/2025

Hosting a District playoff game for the first time in 9 years Dock came into a full Longacre gym ready to go. With hard fought defensive battles and big time swings echoing through the gym, Dock continued to battle and fight. This was the definition of a team win. Every single hitter contributed offensively and hit positive. Emily Merrill was lights out in the middle hitting .533 with 8 kills and NO errors. Kali kept Dock in system all night passing a team high 2.2 serve receive and adding 8 digs putting her body on the line. Bailor added some huge swings from the right side in clutch moments adding 9 kills and hitting .294. The outsides both led the team in kills getting majority of the sets. Riley hit .152 earning 12 big swing kills from the pin and Taelyn hitting .139 on 13 kills using whatever hand was necessary. Hope ran an electric offense all night, saving long rallies and above it all BREAKING THE ALL TIME SINGLE SEASON ACE RECORD! The hard work pays off and all of these girls

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Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Plumstead Christian School

Girls Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/22/2025

Hosting a District playoff game for the first time in 9 years Dock came into a full Longacre gym ready to go. With hard fought defensive battles and big time swings echoing through the gym, Dock continued to battle and fight. This was the definition of a team win. Every single hitter contributed offensively and hit positive. Emily Merrill was lights out in the middle hitting .533 with 8 kills and NO errors. Kali kept Dock in system all night passing a team high 2.2 serve receive and adding 8 digs putting her body on the line. Bailor added some huge swings from the right side in clutch moments adding 9 kills and hitting .294. The outsides both led the team in kills getting majority of the sets. Riley hit .152 earning 12 big swing kills from the pin and Taelyn hitting .139 on 13 kills using whatever hand was necessary. Hope ran an electric offense all night, saving long rallies and above it all BREAKING THE ALL TIME SINGLE SEASON ACE RECORD! The hard work pays off and all of these girls

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Girls Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents

Girls Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 10/17/2025

Claire Nyce set a personal record and medaled for the Dock girls cross country team and Ryan Ykoruk medaled and the Dock boys cross country finished third in the Independence Division at the Bicentennial Athletic League Championships on Thursday at Tyler State Park.The boys raced first on the breezy, crisp day over the rolling course that they last raced on September 11. Every boy dropped considerable time in an encouraging development.Ykoruk paced the Pioneers once again. The sophomore was 12th overall to earn second-team All-BAL honors. He ran 19:03.6, an improvement of 1:17 over his first race at Tyler.Xander Morsby and Dan Pitzen were side-by-side from start to finish. Morsby edged Pitzen for 20th place. Morsby ran 20:01.4, an improvement of 1:19 from his September showing at Tyler.Pitzen was 21st. The freshman ran 20:01.7, a drop of 2:42 from his first time at Tyler.Isaac Snedigar hung tough through the entire race. The junior finished 33rd in 21:12.4, taking 1:13 off his previous

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