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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Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents
Boys 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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Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. MaST Community Charter School
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/17/2025
Dock finishes season out winning 6 of 7 Games Last regular season game in Longacre was the second 5 set battle of the week and Dock battled through to come out on top. With three games in a row this team was tired and beat up but found a way to push through. Riley Gahman led the team with 16 powerful kills hitting .225. Taelyn Landis also added 12 kills from the outside hitting .226 with some big time swings. Bailor White had her best offensive game to date with 7 powerful kills from the right side. Defensively the surprise of the night came from Taelyn leading the team in digs with 18 and Kali Ulrich getting 17. This was a true team win for Dock as they are playing as a unit with contributions from every player. Dock will be back in Districts Tuesday night vs Plumstead. Game scores:25-1925-1125-2721-2515-11
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Girls Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 10/14/2025
The Dock cross country program saw five personal bests at the Souderton Twilight Invitational on Saturday. Running just two days after the Paul Short Run, the Pioneers produced some great results at their neighboring school.Claire Nyce was the only girl finisher for the Pioneers. She placed 91st in the girls varsity race in 22:58.10.As dusk began to settle, the boys took advantage of the less intense sun for some big jumps from the top five finishers. Ryan Ykoruk broke 19 minutes for the first time. The sophomore closed well in 18:39.7 for 102nd place in the boys varsity race. It was a 21-second personal record.Xander Morsby dropped 45 seconds off his previous best. The junior finished 126th in 19:17.8.Dan Pitzen also lowered his best significantly. The freshman took 39 seconds off his PR to run 19:26.0 for 129th place.Isaac Snedigar was nearly identical with a 38-second improvement of his best. The junior ran a PR of 20:19.8 for 146th place.Jude Peterson had the biggest improveme
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Girls Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 10/14/2025
Claire Nyce placed fourth in the girls race and the Dock boys placed fifth in the boys race as 17 teams came to campus for the Dock Invitational on Tuesday. It was their final race before hitting the home stretch of the season, and showed strong development since running the Lansdale Invitational in August also on the Dock course.Nyce had one of her best efforts of the year. The sophomore ran 22:24.0 for fourth place, 18 seconds ahead of fifth place. She was just seven seconds off her personal best. It’s also her highest placing this year.The boys placed fifth with 179 points. Methacton won the boys race, edging Holy Ghost Prep. Faith Christian placed third and Plumstead Christian was fourth.Ryan Ykoruk was 27th in the boys race in 19:10.2. The sophomore dropped 38 seconds from his first race this year on the course.Xander Morsby placed 44th in 20:01.3. The junior lowered his time on the course 1:13 from his August effort.Dan Pitzen finished right next to him in 45th in 20:01.3 as well
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Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents
Boys Varsity Cross Country
Updated on 10/14/2025
Claire Nyce placed fourth in the girls race and the Dock boys placed fifth in the boys race as 17 teams came to campus for the Dock Invitational on Tuesday. It was their final race before hitting the home stretch of the season, and showed strong development since running the Lansdale Invitational in August also on the Dock course.Nyce had one of her best efforts of the year. The sophomore ran 22:24.0 for fourth place, 18 seconds ahead of fifth place. She was just seven seconds off her personal best. It’s also her highest placing this year.The boys placed fifth with 179 points. Methacton won the boys race, edging Holy Ghost Prep. Faith Christian placed third and Plumstead Christian was fourth.Ryan Ykoruk was 27th in the boys race in 19:10.2. The sophomore dropped 38 seconds from his first race this year on the course.Xander Morsby placed 44th in 20:01.3. The junior lowered his time on the course 1:13 from his August effort.Dan Pitzen finished right next to him in 45th in 20:01.3 as well
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Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents
Boys Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 10/14/2025
The Dock cross country boys had three personal records in Thursday’s large Paul Short Run at Lehigh University. Ryan Ykoruk ran 19:00.8 to set a new best and place 129th overall. The time was consistent with his improvements since last year, as he ran 1:33 faster than a year ago in the same race.Dan Pitzen edged teammate Xander Morsby though both had the same finishing time of 20:05.3. Two pushed each other to a big third mile. Pitzen’s time was a new personal record, and Morsby was only seconds off his lifetime best. Pitzen passed 24 people in the final 1.1 miles and Morsby overtook 19 runners in that stretch as they placed 194th and 195th.Isaac Snedigar was only two seconds away from another personal record. The junior moved up steadily through the race, passing nine people over the final two miles to place 241st in 20:59.2.Javier Hernandez had his best race of the season, running so fast that he lost a shoe in the home stretch! The junior climbed 16 spots over the final two mil
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Boys Varsity Cross Country vs. Multiple Opponents
Boys Varsity Cross Country
Posted on 10/14/2025
The Dock cross country program saw five personal bests at the Souderton Twilight Invitational on Saturday. Running just two days after the Paul Short Run, the Pioneers produced some great results at their neighboring school.Claire Nyce was the only girl finisher for the Pioneers. She placed 91st in the girls varsity race in 22:58.10.As dusk began to settle, the boys took advantage of the less intense sun for some big jumps from the top five finishers. Ryan Ykoruk broke 19 minutes for the first time. The sophomore closed well in 18:39.7 for 102nd place in the boys varsity race. It was a 21-second personal record.Xander Morsby dropped 45 seconds off his previous best. The junior finished 126th in 19:17.8.Dan Pitzen also lowered his best significantly. The freshman took 39 seconds off his PR to run 19:26.0 for 129th place.Isaac Snedigar was nearly identical with a 38-second improvement of his best. The junior ran a PR of 20:19.8 for 146th place.Jude Peterson had the biggest improveme
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Delaware County Christian School
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/13/2025
Pioneers - 3 Delco - 1 On a Saturday afternoon for homecoming weekend, Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy hosted league opponent, Delco, won three to one. It was also our play for the cure game and fight against cancer. In first quarter, Pioneers Belyse Landis scored (4:42) assist Sophia Veltre. Second quarter, Pioneers Belyse Landis scored (2:18) assist Scarlett Derstine and in third quarter, Lydia Ehst scored (2:54) assist Scarlett Derstine. Outstanding goal keeping from Rylee Kennedy, she made a save during the game, under pressure and came up big. Pioneers defense was led by Lydia Ehst, Avery Goldcamp, and Dani Slater-Miller. Pioneers midfielders, Sophia Veltre, Olivia Mozzone, Torra Landis, and Beylse Landis controlled possession and helped in the defensive end and keep the attack going. Pioneers attack led by Ellie Crissman, Scarlett Derstine, Abby Herman and Ashlyn Koelzer. Pioneers had thirteen shots on goal
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Academy of the New Church
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/13/2025
Pioneers - 2 Academy of New Church - 1 On Tuesday afternoon, the Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy hosted non league opponent Academy of New Church and won two to one. Pioneers attack was led by Ellie Crissman, Abby Herman, Scarlett Derstine and Ashlyn Koelzer. Pioneers had eighteen offensive corners and sixteen shots on goal. Pioneers scored both goals in the first quarter, Scarlett Derstine (3:20) assist Beylse Landis and Abby Herman (1:47) assist Scarlett Derstine. Pioneers defense was led by goalie Madison Afanador who made five saves in the game. Strong defense from Lydia Ehst, Avery Goldcamp, Dani Slater-Miller and Natalie Fabrizio. Strong midfield play from Sophia Veltre, Olivia Mozzone, Beylse Landis and Torra Landis. Pioneers look forward to hosting league opponent Plumstead tomorrow night for Senior Night @ 7:15pm. Pioneers overall record - 12-3-1 league 6-2
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Plumstead Christian School
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/13/2025
Pioneers - 5 Plumstead - 0 On Wednesday night, Pioneers hosted league opponent Plumstead, on senior night and won five to zero. Pioneers honored our seven seniors, Ibiza Almendros, Madison Afanador, Aubrey Clemmer, Ellie Crissman, Olivia Mozzone, Lydia Ehst, and Sophia Veltre, for a night to remember! Pioneers had twenty shots on goal and twelve offensive corners. Attack was led by Ellie Crissman, Scarlett Derstine, Abby Herman, Ashlyn Koelzer and Brielle Bauman. 1st quarter, Sophia Veltre scored (12:40) assist Olivia Mozzone, Scarlett Derstine scored (6:12) assist Beylse Landis, 3rd quarter, Scarlett Derstine scored (9:06) unassisted, Scarlett Derstine scored (16 seconds) unassisted, 4th quarter, Lydia Ehst scored (27 seconds) assist Sophia Veltre. Strong midfield play from Sophia Veltre, Olivia Mozzone, Natalie Fabrizio, Lydia Sensenig, and Belyse Landis. Goalie Madison Afanador made one save in the game. Sophia Veltre
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Delaware County Christian School
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Posted on 10/13/2025
Pioneers - 1 Delco - 1 On a Saturday morning, Pioneers of Dock Mennonite Academy traveled to league opponent Delco Christian and tied one to one in overtime. In 4th quarter, Ellie Crissman scored (3:31) from an assist by Sophia Veltre. Pioneers had sixteen shots on goal and seven offensive penalty corners. Attack led by Ellie Crissman, Scarlett Derstine, Abby Herman and Ashlyn Koezler. Strong midfield play from Sophia Veltre, Olivia Mozzone, Natalie Fabrizio, and Beylse Landis. Pioneers goalie Madison Afanador made eight saves in the game. Strong defense from Lydia Ehst, Avery Goldcamp, and Dani Slater-Miller. Pioneers finish the regular season at thirteen wins, three losses and two ties, and in league play, seven wins, two losses and one tie. Pioneers look forward to district playoffs starting October 21, district seeding meeting is October 16. Overall record - 13-3-2 BAL - 7-2-1
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Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Executive Education Academy Charter School
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/13/2025
Dock came into Longacre gym ready to get back into the win column in their own house. From the start Dock led with big swings from the outside hitters and great passing from every passer. This was a strong team win in which everyone contributed. Hope Johnson ran the offense at a high level with 22 assists and 3 setter dump kills! Riley and Taelyn both were killers at the outside pin getting 11 kills each. Riley and Kali both steadied Dock with digs from the backrow. Dock will be back at home Monday night! 3-0 Scores25-1625-1525-10
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