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!

Coed 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

Herman 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.  

2024-25 Registration is Now Open!

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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!  

🎉 Exciting News for Pioneers Athletics Fans! 🎉

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new website! **What's New:**🌐 Modern and User-Friendly Interface🔍 Improved Navigation for Easy Access📅 Brand New Calendar Layout📸 Stunning Visuals and GalleriesClick this link to learn more about the site. 

Mackey Returns as Boys Volleyball Assistant

Tim Mackey, former Dock Boys Volleyball Head Coach, is returning to Dock Athletics as our Boys Volleyball Varsity Assistant Coach. In his 15 years of coaching high school boys volleyball, Mackey has helped lead his teams to 14 league titles, 2 district championships with head coach Kirby King, 5 state tournament appearances, and coached multiple league MVPs. Our experienced staff of King and Mackey are a blessing for the program and our student-athletes, and reason to look forward to a great season this spring! 

Perry Named Girls Lacrosse Assistant

We are excited to announce Diana Perry as our new Girls Lacrosse Varsity Assistant Coach. Perry, a North Penn graduate, was a 4-year starter for Arcadia University's Girls Lacrosse Program. During her time at Arcadia she was team captain, first team all-conference, and helped coach at Headstrong Lacrosse Club. After graduating from Arcadia in 2022, Diana is eager to enter the coaching world and influence our student-athletes through her love for teaching others and love for the game of lacrosse. Welcome, Diana! 

Boys Tennis Assistant Coach Needed

Dock Athletics is seeking a High School Boys Tennis Assistant Coach for this spring. Practice begins Monday March 4 and over 15 students are planning to play this season. Please contact HS Athletic Director Seth Frankenfield at sfrankenfield@dock.org if you or someone you know is interested. 

Congratulations Stacey!

Girls Soccer Semifinals State Playoff

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Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey vs. Academy of the New Church 9/13

Pioneers traveled to Academy of New Church to play a non league match up. Pioneers showed a strong outing winning two to zero. Pioneers Brielle Bauman scored (2:45) in the third quarter with an assist from Mary Ellen Picariello. Their second goal was scored by Mary Ellen Picariello (3:17) in the fourth quarter assisted by Brielle Bauman.  Pioneers goalie Lily Kulp had three saves on the afternoon. Strong defensive play from Laura Charles, Lydia Sensenig and Millie Landis. Pioneers had thirteen shots on goal and five offensive penalty corners. Strong offfensive play was displayed from Abby Herman, Mary Ellen Picariello, and Nakijah Jones. Midfielders Torra Landis, Ashlyn Koelzer, Claire Nyce and Natalie Fabrizio help to create attack and come back to also play defense. Pioneers continue to develop strong team play throughout the game. Next game is Friday, vs Villa Joseph Maria at Home 3:45pm 

Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Academy of the New Church 9/13

Pioneers Field Hockey traveled to Academy of New Church for an afternoon game, in what would be a highly skilled match up, with the final score being in Docks favor three to two. Pioneers first goal came in the second quarter by Paige Hinnershitz (4:04) assisted by Scarlett Derstine. Pioneers scored again in the fourth quarter again by Paige Hinnershitz (11:34) assisted by Scarlett Derstine. Their final goal was scored by Sadie Bernd with 5:01 remaining on the clock to put the pioneers up three to two in the fourth quarter.  Pioneers had ten shots on goal and eight penalty corners. Strong offensive play from Paige Hinnershitz, Scarlett Derstine, Aubrey Clemmer, and Ellie Crissman.  Midfielders Sophia Veltre, Beylse Landis, Daniella Slater-Miller, Sadie Bernd and Ashlyn Koelzer all contributed to both sides of the ball as well.  Pioneers goalie Lily Kulp had eight saves on the afternoon. Defender Lydia Ehst had a defensive save. Pioneers defenders

Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Collegium Charter School 9/12

Dock bounces back after a tough match on Tuesday to get back to their winning ways making it 3 of the last 4 matches! Thursday night in Longacre Gym was all about next man (or girl) up mentality where everyone has embraced whatever they need to do for this team they will do. Four of the six positions on the court were played by different players and the girls came out and executed at their best level yet this season. This team continues to push themselves and each other and girls continue to step up when called upon. With an injury to our setter Hope after Tuesday nights game, Dana Delameter joyfully stepped in to take the biggest role on the team distributing the ball at the setter position. Dock finished hitting positive (more kills than errors) every game with this switch and Lela martin led the team with 11 kills while hitting a remarkable .429% hitting %. Ava Dunn also had 5 great kills out of the middle which playing a new position on your birthday and stepping up like that is wh

Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey vs. Bristol High School 9/12

On a Thursday afternoon, the Pioneers hosted Bristol for a league match up. Pioneers tied Bristol one to one. Pioneers only goal came in the first by Abby Herman (4:14) unassisted on a rebound off the goalie pads. Strong offense was created by Abby Herman, Brielle Bauman, and Nakijah Jones. Pioneers had five shots on goal and six offensive corners.  Midfielders, Ashlyn Koelzer, Torra Landis, Natalie Fabrizio, Claire Nyce, and Daniella Slater-Miller helped to create opportunities for offense to score. Pioneers goalie Lily Kulp made five saves. Strong defensive play from Laura Charles, Lydia Sensenig and Millie Landis.  Pioneers record 0-1-2 overall and 0-0-1 in BAL

Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Bristol High School 9/12

On a beautiful Thursday afternoon, Pioneers field hockey hosted Bristol for a BAL league match up. Pioneers won seven to zero. Pioneers strong scoring opportunities came in the second quarter, led by Paige Hinnershitz (11:42) assisted by Sophia Veltre, Scarlett Derstine (10:09) assisted by Sadie Bernd, Lydia Ehst (7:11) assisted by Sadie Bernd on a corner, Aubrey Clemmer (no time left on the clock) assisted by Sadie Bernd, and Beylse Landis on a corner.  In the third quarter, Pioneers goal-scorers were Scarlett Derstine (12:32) assisted by Aubrey Clemmer, and Beylse Landis (4:15) assisted by Aubrey Clemmer. In the fourth quarter, Sophia Veltre (11:48) assisted by Sadie Bernd on a corner gave us the final goal. Ellie Crissman also contributed many positive things to our offensive front.  Pioneers had seventeen shots on goal and nine offensive corners. Midfielders who helped contribute to strong attack were Sophia Veltre, Beylse Landis, Daniella Slater-Miller, As

CoEd Varsity Golf vs. Calvary Christian Academy 9/9

Dock Mennonite Academy vs. Calvary Christian Academy at Mainland Golf Course 9/9The Pioneers added another win to their season, defeating Calvary Christian Academy 234-296 at Mainland GC. The 234 score marks the Pioneers’ lowest team score at Mainland this season.Junior Cal Hackett led the team, tying his season-low with a 41. Sophomore Jackson Korne also had a standout performance, shooting his season-low round of 46 at Mainland. Seniors Logan Sell, Zeke Longacre, and Isaiah Giesbrecht contributed solid rounds with scores of 48, 49, and 50, respectively. Freshman Connor Jones and Sophomore Nate Martiello also participated in the match.The team’s scores continue to improve, which is a great sign as they look to maintain this momentum in their upcoming League match against Collegium Charter School at Mainland GC on Wednesday 9/11. 

Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Calvary Christian Academy 9/10

The Pioneers battled to a 0-0 draw in a double-overtime game against a strong league and district opponent, Calvary Christian. Both teams had quality scoring opportunities, but solid defensive efforts kept the scoreline level. This marks the third shutout of the season for Dock, with Brayden Kratz and the team leading the way. The two teams are set to face each other again later in the season. Up next, Dock will take on Souderton High School in a non-league game on Monday, September 16. 

Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents @ Dutchmen Invitational 9/7

The Dock boys cross country team challenged themselves with a huge field of mostly AAA-sized schools and put together a strong team performance. The Pioneers placed 25th as a team at the Dutchmen Invitational in the high school boys race that featured more than 300 finishers.Aaron Sensenig paced the Pioneers. The senior captain placed 126th in 19 minutes, 3.6 seconds. The time was an improvement of 1:33 over his finish a year ago on the same course for another encouraging result. The next three Dock finishers came through in a six-second blur. Xander Morsby used a huge kick over the final 250 meters to run 21:37.6 and place 241st in his second high school cross country race. Two of the runners he passed on his way in were his teammates. Josh Frederick started quickly and pushed hard to the finish, a 21:43.7 clocking for 251st place. The junior ran just over 2:00 faster than a year ago at the Dutchmen, a testament to his commitment to improving his fitness since a year ago. Frederick wa

Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Plumstead Christian School 9/9

On a beautiful fall Monday afternoon, the Pioneers field hockey team traveled to Plumstead, to play a league game. Pioneers won five to zero. Pioneers goals were scored by Scarlett Derstine (8:02) in the first quarter assisted by Sadie Bernd on a lift on goal and Ellie Crissman (5:28) assisted by Paige Hinnershitz on a lift. In the second quarter goals were scored by Ellie Crissman (13:37) assisted by Beylse Landis and Sophia Veltre (2:26) unassisted on a straight shot. the last goal was scored by Lydia Ehst (8:43) unassisted on a corner. Pioneers had thirteen shots on goal and six offensive corners. Pioneers attack was led by Paige Hinnershitz, Ellie Crissman, Aubrey Clemmer, Mary Ellen Picarello, and Scarlett Derstine. Pioneers midfielders who contributed to both attack and defense were Sophia Veltre, Sadie Bernd, Daniella Slater-Miller, Beylse Landis, Natalie Fabrizio and  Ashlyn Koezler. Strong goalie effort from both Madison Afanador and Lily Kul

Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Pope John Paul II High School 9/6

On a beautiful Friday night, Pioneers hosted non league opponent Pope John Paul II. Pioneers outstanding team performance defeated PJP three to two. Pioneers offensive front was led by Ellie Crissman, Scarlett Derstine, Paige Hinnershitz, and Mary-Ellen Picariello. In total, Pioneers had ten shots on goal and eight penalty corners.   Pioneers goals were scored by the following: In the first quarter, Ellie Crissman goal (2:15) unassisted, second quarter, Scarlett Derstine goal (4:14) assisted by Beylse Landis, and third quarter Lydia Ehst (7:20) assisted by Sadie Bernd. Pioneers midfielders were led by Sophia Veltre, Sadie Bernd, Ashlyn Koelzer, Daniella Slater-Miller, and Beylse Landis.  Pioneers goalie, Madison Afanador made four saves on the night.  Pioneers showed strong defense from Lydia Ehst, Avery Goldcamp, and Olivia Mozzone.  Pioneers continue to play great team field hockey, and look forward to next game on Monday, away a

Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey vs. Pope John Paul II High School 9/6

On a Friday night, Pioneers junior varsity field hockey team, hosted Pope John Paul II. Pioneers lost four to zero. Pioneers goalie, Lily Kulp played outstanding tallying twelve saves in the game, including some back to back diving saves. Lily had great kick saves, stacks, and clears out of the defensive circle. Pioneers defense, Laura Charles, Lydia Sensenig, and Millie Landis all played strong. Pioneers midfielders who set up a lot of the attack were Claire Nyce, Mary-Ellen Picariello, Daniella Slater-Miller, and Natalie Fabrizio. Pioneers offensive Nakiyah Jones, Brielle Bauman, and Abby Herman also contributed to Pioneers attack.  Pioneers JV record is 0-1-1. Look forward to playing next game on Thursday as they host Bristol for 5pm game time start. 

CoEd Varsity Golf vs. Faith Christian Academy 9/5

Golf Recap: September 5th Against Faith Christian Academy at Sweet Water GCThe Pioneers faced off against the Lions of Faith Christian Academy in the first of two matches at Sweet Water Golf Club. Despite several standout performances, the Lions edged out the Pioneers, winning 206-220. This was the lowest total score of the season for the Pioneers, but they couldn't quite match the Lions' impressive round.Four Pioneers posted personal season-low scores, with two others tying their best rounds of the season. Cal Hackett once again led the team with a solid 41. Zeke Longacre followed closely with a 43, and Jackson Korne also posted a 43, marking a new season low for him. Isaiah Giesbrecht and Graham Landes achieved their personal bests of the season with scores of 46 and 47, respectively.Logan Sell, Eric Hand, and Connor Jones also contributed to the match, showing the team’s depth and ongoing improvement. The Pioneers will aim to bounce back next Monday when they face Calvary Christian

Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Chester Charter School 9/5

Dock snaps its 4 game losing streak in a 5 set thriller!  Thursday night in Chester was a rollercoaster ride with players stepping up off the bench and big service runs. Dock took the first set 25-21 without one of their top hitters and Taelyn Landis (Freshman) stepped up big in her first start for the program tallying 4 kills on 6 swings along with leading the team in aces with 8. Ava Dunn led the team in both kills (8) and digs (9) helping the team out in every rotation. This is a big win for the team getting confidence and knowing anyone can step up every game and be the difference. Dock is back at it again tomorrow night away @ Academy Of The New Church with Varsity at 5:15. 

Girls Soccer Receives the United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award 23-24

This morning, the United Soccer coaches announced the High School Team Academic Award winners, recognized for their exemplary performance in the classroom during the 2023-24 academic year. We are happy to announce that the Girls Varsity Soccer team of the 2023-24 season has been honored with this award. This award recognizes the teams commitment to not only athletics (State Champions!!) but academic as well, reflecting an incredible collective 4.17 GPA. The dedication, hard work, and balance demonstrated by the student-athletes, as the excel in their studies while maintaining their athletic performance does not go unnoticed. Congratulations! 

Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Lansdale Catholic High School 8/30

Girls Soccer traveled to Ocean City, NJ on Friday morning for their first ever out of state contest at the beach. Along with boys’ soccer, Dock played local school, Lansdale Catholic to start off the play day. The girls were focused and determined to leave everything out on the field. In the first half, junior Ava Stokes caused a lot of chaos down the right flank which caught LC off guard. Stokes and sophomore Ashley Brown worked well together to combine strings of passes together around LC’s back line. About halfway through the first half, Stokes received a pass about 25 yards from the goal. She hit a quick one time shot and found the back of the net to take the lead 1-0. This did not stop the momentum that LC was pushing on Dock’s back line. Senior captain, Hailey Cummings kept her fellow defenders organized and composed to mark tightly against a strong LC offense. Sophomore, Maddy Gendron, senior Caitlin May, and junior Gretchen German all contributed to the strong defensive block t

Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Faith Christian Academy 9/4

On a beautiful sunny afternoon, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy HS hosted Faith Christian in a BAL league game. In what was a thrilling game, played by both sides, the Pioneers lost in overtime 1-0 of what was a fast paced and highly skilled match up. Pioneers goalie, Madison Afanadar made eight saves, including some diving aerial saves. Madison played outstanding the whole game, with her angles on and her kicking saves outside the circle.  Pioneers defender Lydia Ehst even made a defensive save.   Pioneers had eight offensive penalty corners, along with eight shots on goal. Pioneers offense was carried by Paige Hinnershitz, Scarlett Derstine, Ellie Crissman, Aubrey Clemmer and Mary Ellen Picariello.   Pioneers midfielders set up a lot of attack in the game led by Sophia Veltre, Sadie Bernd, Ashlyn Koelzer, Daniella Slater-Miller and Beylse Landis. Pioneers strong defense was led by Lydia Ehst, Avery Goldcamp, and Olivia Mozzone. 

Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Renaissance Academy Charter School 9/3

Dock traveled to Renaissance on Tuesday night after a long weekend and after a slow start they were never able to recover. Each game Dock cleaned up their errors and made strides to bring the games closer, but with too many serving and hitting errors the gap could not get closed. The girls ended up hitting just over positive (meaning more kills than errors) but the serving did them in having 9 aces to 14 errors. Aubrey Gahman led the team with 6 kills out of the middle with a .500 hitting percentage and also got the lone block for her team. But the grind doesn't stop for these girls as they have one practice today and then two away games back to back. No time to dwell on the past, it's all about the NEXT POINT because that's the only one you can control. Dock's next game is on the road at Chester Charter tomorrow night at 5pm. 

Varsity Golf vs. Church Farm School 9/3

Golf Recap Against Church Farm School at Mainland GC- September 3, 2024The Pioneers achieved their 3rd win of the season with a commanding victory over Church Farm School, winning 235-281. The team's performance was led by Co-Captain Cal Hackett, who tied his season-low round with an impressive 41. Cal continues to shine, earning his third Medalist or Co-Medalist honor this season. Keep up the great work, Cal!Co-Captain Zeke Longacre and fellow senior Isaiah Giesbrecht both shot 48, with Isaiah setting his personal low score for the season. Seniors Logan Sell and junior Jackson Korne also posted personal bests with scores of 49. Freshmen Graham Landes and Connor Jones gained valuable experience, finishing with scores of 56 and 58, respectively.The team is progressing well, posting their best team score of the fall season. Keep up the momentum, Pioneers! Next up is a match against Faith Christian Academy on Thursday, September 5th.

Lansdale Invitational- Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents 8/30

The first meet of the season gave the Dock boys cross country team a promising start. The Pioneers welcomed five teams to the Dock campus for the Lansdale Invitational on Friday morning. Under overcast skies, Dock placed fifth in the boys race that was won by neighboring North Penn. Aaron Sensenig was steady from start to finish to lead the Pioneer runners. The senior captain was 45th overall in 19 minutes, 1 second for the 5-kilometer course. Sensenig ran more than a minute and a half faster than he had on the same course last year. He was just three seconds off his personal record. Sensenig spent much of the race chasing James Steinmetz, who pushed the pace hard in his cross country debut. The senior ran 19:13 for 49th place in his first high school race. Josh Frederick showed a huge jump in his first race of the season. The junior placed 60th in a personal best of 20:31. His time was more than two and a half minutes better than his time in the same race last year. Four spots be

Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Delaware County Christian School 8/30

On Friday, August 30, Pioneers Field Hockey hosted league opponent Delaware County. Pioneers came ready to play and won four to two, on a day to kick off the holiday weekend.  Pioneers continued to play out in the game as they continue to work together as a unit.   Pioneers first goal was scored in the first quarter by Sadie Bernd (11:20) and assisted by Aubrey Clemmer. Dock's goal in the second quarter was scored by Paige Hinnershitz (11:32) and assisted by Sophia Veltre. Paige Hinnershitz (9:08) scored another in the third assisted by Ellie Crissman. The final goal was scored in the fourth quarter by Ellie Crissman (1:20) and assisted by Aubrey Clemmer. Delco scored just two goals, in the second and third quarter, and had three penalty corners, and six shots on goal. Goalie Juliet Jackson made eight saves on the day. Pioneers attack was led by Aubrey Clemmer, Ellie Crissman, Paige Hinnershitz, and Scarlett Derstine. Combined, they had twelve shots o