Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Plumstead Christian School 10/7
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Updated on 10/08/2024
On a beautiful crisp fall night, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy, hosted senior night against league opponent Plumstead Christian. Pioneers won two to zero. It was a night to remember as the Pioneers honored their two field hockey seniors, Sadie Bernd and Paige Hinnershitz, along with Plumstead's five seniors as well. Pioneers had six offensive shots and four offensive penalty corners. Pioneers offensive front was led by Ellie Crissman, Scarlett Derstine, Aubrey Clemmer, and Ashlyn Koelzer. Pioneers goals were scored in the second and third quarter. In the second quarter, Ellie Crissman (7:02) assisted by Scarlett Derstine and in the third quarter, Beylse Landis (8:50) assisted by Sophia Veltre. Pioneers midfield attack came from Sadie Bernd, Sophia Veltre, Natalie Fabrizio, Daniella Slater-Miller and Beylse Landis. Pioneers goalie, Madison Afanador made three saves on the night and was credited with the shut out. Strong defensive play from Ly
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Souderton Area High School 10/5
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/08/2024
On homecoming weekend, Pioneers hosted non league local opponent Souderton and lost three to zero. Despite the score, the Pioneers played well and gave a battle on the field for every ball. Pioneers had one offensive penalty corner and two shots on goal. Pioneers goalies Madison Afanador made nine saves in goal and Lily Kulp made two saves in goal. Pioneers attack was led by Scarlett Derstine, Ellie Crissman, Aubrey Clemmer, Paige Hinnershitz, and Ashlyn Koezler. Midfielder remained strong, led by Sophia Veltre, Beylse Landis, Natalie Fabrizio, Sadie Bernd, and Daniella Slate-Miller. Solid defensive efforts were shown from Lydia Ehst, Avery Goldcamp, and Olivia Mozzone. pioneers next game is on Monday vs. Plumstead at home, for a 7pm game start for Senior Night vs Plumstead. Pioneers will honor our two seniors Sadie Bernd and Paige Hinnershitz for their four years on the Dock field hockey team. Pioneers overall record 10-3 and 4-2 B
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Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey vs. Souderton Area High School 10/5
Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/08/2024
On the Saturday of homecoming weekend, on a beautiful afternoon, Pioneers hosted non league opponent Souderton for a local match up. Pioneers lost five to zero. Pioneers lone goal was scored in the second quarter by Brielle Bauman 1:15 (unassisted). Pioneers goalie Lily Kulp made thirteen saves in goal on the afternoon. Defender Lydia Sensenig made a defensive save in the game. The attack was led by Abby Herman, Kya Jones, and Brielle Bauman. Strong midfield play by Claire Nyce, Torra Landis, Daniella Slate-Miller and Ashlyn Koelzer. Solid defense by Laura Charles, Lydia Sensenig and Mille Landis. Pioneers had one offensive penalty corner and two shots on goal. Pioneers played well together and will learn a lot from this game moving into the middle of the season. Our next game is played on the road, traveling to Bristol for a league match up on Wednesday with a 5pm start time. Pioneers record is 3-3-1 overall.
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Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents 10/4
Boys Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 10/08/2024
The Dock boys cross country team made a strong impression at the Paul Short Run on Friday at Lehigh University. The Pioneers placed 28th in the team standings of the Boys White Race that featured more than 360 individual finishers. Dock finished with 778 points, just ahead of a pair of Bicentennial Athletic League teams, edging both Collegium Charter and Delaware County Christian. Delco won the first BAL boys meet of the season.Aaron Sensenig led the way for the Pioneers. The senior captain had a fairly conservative start, going through the first mile in 6:03. He moved up more than 70 places though in the second mile and another 23 spots in the final mile plus to claim 73rd place in 18:37.3, a personal best on the Lehigh course that also serves as host to the District 1 championship. Another senior, James Steinmetz, was just ahead of Sensenig at the mile mark. His second mile showed a big jump as he passed 34 people and he continued to pass runners in the final mile to place 121st in 1
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CoEd Varsity Golf vs. Collegium Charter School 10/3
CoEd Varsity Golf
Posted on 10/08/2024
Golf Recap: Dock Academy vs Collegium Charter School Oct 3, 2024 | Ingleside Golf CourseIn the final match of the season, the Dock Pioneers secured a narrow victory over Collegium Charter School, 218-225, at Ingleside Golf Course. This strong team performance brought their season record to an impressive 9-4, a fitting way to close out the year.The Pioneers were led by Junior Co-Captain Cal Hackett, who posted a 38. Cal has been a steady leader throughout the season, maintaining a season average of 41.0. Senior Co-Captain Zeke Longacre followed closely with a solid 40, marking one of his best performances of the season. Zeke’s consistency earned him the second-lowest season average on the team.Senior Logan Sell contributed a 45, coming in three strokes under his season average. Senior Isaiah Giesbrecht added a 47, continuing his role as a reliable team contributor. Freshman Connor Jones rounded out the team’s top five with a 48, showing steady improvement throughout the season, par
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Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. MaST Community Charter School 10/4
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/04/2024
Dock entered into a wild gym Thursday on Mast's senior night with the stands packed. The energy and noise of the gym helped Mast take an early 2-0 set lead on Dock making it look like it was going to be a quick night. But the Pioneers rallied back in game three and put on a show, as a team hitting their best percentage of the night. This group of girls continues to fight to the last point and show they're never out of it till the last ball drops. Ava Dunn led her team from the service line with 5 aces and 7 kills having the best hitting percentage on the team. Lela Martin showed immense grit and fight Thursday night, fighting off sickness, by leading the team in kills with 9. Dock continues to grow as a team and the defense is a notable improvement. Dana Delamater was everywhere leading the team with 18 digs and Kali Ulrich kept the floor clean picking up 17 digs. Dock ultimately lost in 4 sets to a strong Mast team.Game Scores:10-2514-2525-2010-25 Dock's next game is this Sa
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Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Delaware County Christian School 10/2
Boys Varsity Soccer
Posted on 10/03/2024
The soccer team showed strong team spirit in last night's match against Delco, despite falling short with a 2-0 loss. The teams will meet again in a rematch in two weeks. Dock's next challenge is against Upper Moreland, scheduled for Saturday at 7:30pm. Dock is eager to bounce back stronger in their upcoming game.
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Varsity Field Hockey vs. Faith Christian Academy 10/2
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/03/2024
On a rainy fall night game, our Pioneers traveled to Faith Christian for a league game. Pioneers lost seven to three. Pioneers scored in the first quarter and twice in the fourth quarter. Our first quarter goal was scored by Scarlett Derstine (11:50) assisted by Lydia Ehst. Our fourth quarter goals were scored by Scarlett Derstine (6:58) unassisted and Sophia Veltre (4:10) assisted by Lydia Ehst. Pioneers offense had nine shots on goal and four offensive penalty corners. Pioneers offense created opportunities through out the game led by Paige Hinnershitz, Scarlett Derstine, Ellie Crissman, Aubrey Clemmer and Ashlyn Koelzer. Pioneers midfielders Sophia Veltre, Sadie Bernd, Natalie Fabrizio, and Beylse Landis played well on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball. Pioneers goalies Madison Afanador had eight saves in the game and Lily Kulp had three saves in the game. Pioneers defender Lydia Ehst had a defensive save. Strong defense from
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Varsity Golf vs. Church Farm School 10/1
CoEd Varsity Golf
Posted on 10/03/2024
Golf Recap: Dock Academy vs Church Farm SchoolOctober 1, 2024 - Ingleside Golf CourseThe Dock Pioneers secured a narrow victory over The Church Farm School Griffins, winning 218-226 at Ingleside Golf Course. In a closely contested match, the Pioneers displayed resilience and teamwork, edging out the Griffins by just eight strokes.The Pioneers were led by Senior Co-Captain Zeke Longacre, who posted his season-low of 37. Zeke has shown steady improvement all year, recording his two lowest scores of the season in the last three matches. Junior Co-Captain Cal Hackett followed with a 43, slightly higher than his season average. Cal has remained steady all year, consistently posting low scores every week.Sophomore Nate Martiello came in third with a 45. This is a great improvement for Nate, as it was only his second match of the fall season. Nate has shown lots of potential on the practice range, and it’s great to see him translate that onto the course—well done, Nate!Senior Logan Sell poste
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Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey vs. George School 9/30
Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/02/2024
On Monday late afternoon, Pioneers hosted the George School for a non league game. Pioneers won three to zero. Pioneers goal scoring came in the second quarter with Torra Landis (7:06) unassisted, Avery Goldcamp (5:15) assisted by Ashlyn Koelzer, and Ashlyn Koelzer (3:30) unassisted. Pioneers strong offensive was led by Torra Landis, Nakiyah Jones, Abby Herman, and Brielle Bauman. Pioneers had ten shots on goal and four offensive penalty corners. Midfielders Natalie Fabrizio, Claire Nyce, and Brielle Bauman played strong as well as our defender Lydia Sensenig. Pioneers goalie Lily Kulp with the shut out. Pioneers are on three game winning streak. Pioneers next game is Saturday versus non league opponent Souderton @ 2:00pm, Play for Cure and Homecoming Weekend.
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. George School 9/30
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/02/2024
On Monday afternoon, Pioneers hosted George School for a non league game, Pioneers won the contest four to zero. Pioneers scored in the second quarter and third quarter helping them secure the win. In the second quarter, the first goal was scored by Scarlett Derstine (6:28) assisted by Beylse Landis. The second goal was scored by Ellie Crissman (4:24) assisted by Lydia Ehst. In the third quarter, Pioneers scored on a goal by Paige Hinnershitz (4:50) assisted by Beylse Landis and Scarlett Derstine (1:54) assisted by Beylse Landis. Attacks were created from Ellie Crissman, Scarlett Derstine and Paige Hinnershitz. Midfielders played strong, led by Sophia Veltre, Ashlyn Koelzer, Beylse Landis, and Sadie Bernd. In total, Pioneers had ten shots on goal and five offensive penalty corners. Pioneers goalie Madison Afanador had three saves in the game and was credited with the shut out. Strong defense from Lydia Ehst, Avery Goldcamp and Olivia Mozzone were such a huge help.&
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CoEd Varsity Golf vs. Multiple Opponents 9/25
CoEd Varsity Golf
Posted on 09/26/2024
BAL Championship RecapThe BAL League Championship was an individual event where players had the opportunity to qualify for the District Championship by shooting an 86 or better, with the goal of advancing to the State Championship. Dock was represented by junior Cal Hackett, senior Zeke Longacre, and senior Logan Sell, but unfortunately, none were able to secure a qualifying score.Cal came very close, shooting an 87 to finish 3rd in the league. Zeke followed with an 89, tying for 4th, and Logan posted a 99, finishing just outside the top 10. Qualifying for Districts and the State Championship is very difficult, and all three players should be proud of their efforts.
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Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents 9/21
Boys Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 09/23/2024
The Dock boys cross country team came away with four new personal records at the Whippets Cross Country Invitational hosted by Downingtown West High on Saturday. The Pioneers placed 17th in the team standings, ahead of Bicentennial Athletic League member Phil-Mont Christian and ahead of Cardinal O’Hara. The meet featured a number of AA and AAA schools, and this was the first time that Dock had entered the Whippets meet.Aaron Sensenig took almost 30 seconds off his best time. The senior captain ran 18:31.84 for 74th place. Fellow senior James Steinmetz also lowered his best time. He knocked 25 seconds off his previous best to run 18:48.75 and place 88th. Only a couple of ticks separated Dock’s next two finishers. Xander Morsby lowered his best to 20:38.91. The sophomore continues to show his strength each race. He placed 132nd. Ryan Ykoruk was just behind and had the largest time drop of any Pioneer runner. The freshman improved more than a full minute to lower his new best to 20:40.72
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Villa Joseph Marie High School 9/20
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 09/23/2024
Pioneers Field Hockey hosted Villa Joseph Marie for a non league game, on a Friday early evening. The outcome of the game was oin the Pioneers favor, winning two to zero. Pioneers goals scorers were Lydia Ehst (5:12) assisted by Sadie Bernd in the first quarter and Ellie Crissman (11:36) assisted by Beylse Landis in the third quarter to secure the win. Pioneers outstanding midfield play from Sophia Veltre, Sadie Bernd, Beylse Landis, Natalie Fabrizio and Ashlyn Koelzer, help to transition the ball from defense to offense. Strong attacks from Paige Hinnershitz, Scarlett Derstine, Ellie Crissman and Aubrey Clemmer helped create many opportunities. In total, the Pioneers had fourteen shots on goal and nine offensive corners. Solid defense from Lydia Ehst, Avery Goldcamp, Laura Charles and Olivia Mozzone. Pioneers goalie Madison Afanador made ten saves in the game, had strong clears, and communicated well with those around her. She is credited with the shut out. &n
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Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey vs. Villa Joseph Marie High School 9/20
Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 09/23/2024
Pioneers Field Hockey hosted Villa Joseph Marie in a non league match up and won one to zero. Pioneers sophomore, Brielle Bauman scored on a stroke in the fourth quarter with 7:28 left on the clock into the right corner and past the goalie. Pioneers had fifteen shots on goal and ten offensive penalty corners. Pioneers goalie Lily Kulp made one save in the game. Outstanding passing combinations down the field helped the pioneers create a lot of attack. Forwards Mary Ellen Picariello, Brielle Bauman, and Abby Herman all got down the field in the offensive circle. Midfielders Claire Nyce, Torra Landis, Nayikah Jones, and Natalie Fabrizio all contributed to strong play on the offensive and defensive sides of the field. Defenders Laura Charles and Lydia Sensenig were strong in the defensive end. Pioneers are continuing to play strong together and securing wins together. Pioneers next game is against the George School on Monday, Septe
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Varsity Golf vs. Faith Christian Academy 9/19
CoEd Varsity Golf
Posted on 09/23/2024
Dock Academy vs Faith Christian Academy at Mainland GC 9/19The Pioneers faced off against the Lions of Faith Christian for their second match of the season on Thursday. Having suffered a defeat earlier in the season at Sweet Water GC, the Pioneers fought hard but came up just short again, with the Lions securing a narrow victory, 223-227, at Mainland GC. The Lions remain tied atop the BAL League standings with Delaware County Christian, heading into the league championship on September 25th.Dock Academy gave it their all and nearly pulled off the upset. Junior Co-Captain Cal Hackett led the way with an impressive round of 39, tying for the lowest score of the match. Senior Co-Captain Zeke Longacre followed with a solid 44, while Senior Logan Sell matched his season low at Mainland with a 46, scoring below his season average. Sophomore Jackson Korne contributed with a 48, also under his season average, and Senior Isaiah Giesbrecht rounded out the top five with a 50.Seniors Eric Hand, al
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Golf Posts New Season-Low Score vs. MaST
CoEd Varsity Golf
Posted on 09/19/2024
The Pioneers faced off against the Panthers of MaST Community Charter School at the par-33 John F. Byrne GC and came away victorious, winning 208-254. This marks Dock Academy’s lowest team score of the fall season, improving by 12 strokes. For the first time this year, the Pioneers posted three scores in the 30s, with standout performances by Cal Hackett (37), Logan Sell (38), and Zeke Longacre (39). Well done!It’s clear that time on the practice range and greens is paying off during matches. Sophomore Jackson Korne and freshman Graham Landes contributed to the team total with scores of 44 and 50, respectively. Isaiah Giesbrecht, Connor Jones, and Steve Archer also competed, though their scores did not count toward the final team total.Next up, the Pioneers will aim to even the season series against Faith Christian on Thursday at Mainland GC before heading to the BAL League Championship next Wednesday. Let's go Pioneers!
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Field Hockey Beats Sacred Heart
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 09/19/2024
On Wednesday the Dock Field Hockey traveled to Sacred Heart for a non-league game. The Pioneers won 2-1 in an exciting finish at the end of game, scoring the game winner with no time left on the clock. Lydia Ehst scored (8:30) in the second quarter with an assist from Sophia Veltre. Scarlett Derstine (no time left) scored the game winner with an assist from Daniella Slater Miller. The Pioneers had 17 offensive corners and 14 shots on goal with outstanding midfield play from Belyse Landis, Sophia Veltre, Sadie Bernd, Daniella Slater-Miller and Ashlyn Koelzer. Goalie Madison Afanador made 2saves on the afternoon. Strong Defense came from Lydia Ehst, Olivia Mozzone, and Avery Goldcamp. Paige Hinnershitz, Aubrey Clemmer, Ellie Crissman, and Scarlett Derstine led Dock's solid attack. Thr Pioneers are continuing to play great team field hockey and working together. Dock's overall record is 8-1 and 4-1 in league play. Our next game is Friday at
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Dock Boys Soccer Tops TCA
Boys Varsity Soccer
Posted on 09/19/2024
Dock's Boys Soccer team took on The Christian Academy Wednesday afternoon. Dock fell behind 1-0 midway through the first half. In the second half, Cade Jackson scored to level the match. The game went into overtime, where Jackson struck again with a fantastic goal and secured the 2-1 win for Dock in the first overtime period. Dock will face Calvary Baptist on Saturday at 2 p.m at home.
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CoEd Varsity Golf vs. Delaware County Christian School 9/16
CoEd Varsity Golf
Posted on 09/18/2024
Dock Academy vs. Delaware County Christian School at Mainland GC 9/16The Pioneers were unable to avenge an earlier season loss, as Delaware County Christian School came to our home course at Mainland GC and put up a strong team score of 216. The Pioneers finished with a solid 227 but came up short. The Knights, who are tied for the league lead with Faith Christian, showcased why they remain a top contender, while Dock continues to hold third place in the league standings.Co-captains Cal Hackett and Zeke Longacre led the Pioneers with scores of 42 and 43, respectively. This duo has been the driving force behind the team all season, and their consistent play was once again on display. A standout performance came from freshman Graham Landes, who shot a 46—his best round of the fall season, improving his personal best at Mainland by an impressive 8 strokes. This level of improvement is what every player and coach hopes to see—well done, Graham!Seniors Logan Sell and Isaiah Giesbrecht
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