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VolleyballOVERVIEW

The Lancaster-Lebanon Boys’ VolleyballLeague had one of its best seasonsever, qualifying four teams for the PIAATournament with all four winning at leastone game and one, Hempfield, getting tothe semifinals. Those same teams, PennManor, Cocalico, Lancaster Mennonite andHempfield, all reached the semifinals in theDistrict Three Tournament with two, PennManor and Lancaster Mennonite, gettingto the title game. Hempfield claimed theSection One and league titles while Cocalicoand Lancaster Mennonite needed a playoffto decide the title in Section Two, which waswon by the Eagles.

CHRIS

BOOTH

Sr., Hempfield

219 kills, 25 aces,

11 blocks, 175 digs

SAMGREENSLADE

Jr., Penn Manor

367 kills, 40 aces,

41 blocks, 193 digs

MITCHSTAUFFER

Sr., Cocalico

512 kills, 49 aces,

46 blocks, 156digs

Section Two MVP

NATE

MILLER

Sr., Warwick

320 kills, 29 aces,

40 blocks, 125 digs

JARRED

SANDS

Sr., Lanc.Mennonite

257 kills, 41 aces,

75 blocks

VOLLEYBALL COACH OF THE YEAR

Dave WeaverCocalico

Dave Weaver led Cocalicoto its first L-L Leaguesection title since 1997and a berth in the L-Lchampionship match.The Eagles (18-7 non-tournament record), ranked in the top10 of Class AA schools in the stateall season, advanced to the District

Three semifinals before being oustedby eventual district and state champNortheastern. Weaver, who steppeddown from coaching after the season,led Cocalico to an opening round matchin the state tournament before theEagles fell to state finalist Saegertown.

VOLLEYBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Ben NaumannHempfield

Ben Naumann was aconsistent force for the BlackKnights in every match thisseason. Whether he was

crushing a ball from theoutside or skying to hit theball from the pipe posit ion,Naumann was the opponent’sNo. 1 concern. Naumann wasproficient, too, from the backrow on serve-receive anddigs. “Ben made the teambetter every year and willbe difficult to replace,’’ saidHempfield coach Mike Vogel.

“Ben was a leader for the

underclassmen. At practice,he bettered himself and madehis teammates improve.’’

BEN NAUMANN

Sr., Hempfield

219 kills, 32 aces; 25 blocks, 172 digs

Section One MVP

The league-wide boys’ volleyball All-Stars, the Player of the Year and the Coach of the Year were selected by a vote by the L-L League’s volleyball coaches.

Contents 2 VOLLEYBALL

3 BASEBALL

4 SOFTBALL 5 TENNIS

6 BOYS’ LACROSSE

7 GIRLS’ LACROSSE

8 BOYS’ ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

9 GIRLS’ ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

10/11 BOYS’ TRACK AND FIELD 12/13 GIRLS’ TRACK AND FIELD

14/15 ALL-STAR TEAMS

Editors

Kevin Freeman

Chris Otto

Photography

Marty Heisey

Kirk Neidermyer

Suzette WengerJeff Ruppenthal

Chris Knight

Contributors

Dave Byrne

Tim Gross

Ed Gruver

Diana Pugliese

John Walk

Page Design

Roxanne McRobertsChris Emlet

Patrick Kirchner

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BASEBALL COACHES OF THE YEAR

JeremyMorrisonHempfield

ChrisMillerDonegal

When it came to baseball, M&M once meantsluggers Mantle and Maris. Around the L-L

these days, it’s skippers Morrison and Miller.Hempfield’s Jeremy Morrison and Donegal’sChris Miller led their teams to Section Oneand Three titles, respectively. They alsoclaimed District Three Class AAAA and AAAchampionships.

BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR

CAMREN NEY

Sr., Donegal

Pitcher; 5-0, 1.20 ERA, 40 IP, 42K

Camren NeyDonegal

The lone L-L baseball playerthis spring to be named byleague coaches a First-TeamAll-Star at two positions,pitcher/catcher CamrenNey helped lead Donegal toSection Three and DistrictThree Class AAA titles. Thesenior hit .304 with 10 RBIsduring the league seasonand was 5-0 with a 1.20 ERAand 42 strikeouts.

Baseball

DILLON MARSH

Fr., Lanc. Catholic

Pitcher; 3-2, 0.90ERA

31 IP, 35 K

BRANDENNICKEL

Sr., Lamp.-Stras.


34.2 IP, 55K

JEFF TAYLOR

So., Penn Manor


30.2 IP, 37 K

BLAKE REIFF

Jr., ManheimCentral

Infield; .509, 2 HR, 26 RBI

BROCKKAUFFMAN

So., Garden Spot

Infield; .480, 1 HR,15 RBI

CASEY REGAN

Sr., Lanc. Catholic Infield; .469, 23

hits, 13 RBI

COLLIN GROFF

So., Penn Manor Infield; .408, 1 HR,

15 RBI

ANTHONYKNIGHT

Sr., Penn Manor

Catcher; .436, 24hits, 19 RBI

GRANTOBERHOLTZER

Sr., Hempfield

Outfield; .364, OBP.517, 12 SB

DANWIEDERRECHT

Sr., ManheimCentral

Outfield; .500, 1HR, 12 RBI

GRANTZIMMERMAN

Sr., Warwick Outfield; 469, 23

hits, 1 HR

BEAR SHANK

Jr., Lamp.-Stras.,

Outfield; .333, 6doubles, OBP .419

OVERVIEW

The league-wide baseball All-Stars were selected by the L-L League’s coaches. The Player of the Year and Coaches of the Year were selected by sports writer Ed Gruver.

A season that will be remembered by many for its unseasonably cold and rainyconditions took on a golden hue in district play as Hempfield, Donegal and LancasterCounty Christian claimed championships. Lancaster County Christian then won its first

PIAA title, as Kyle Ebersole tossed a two-hitter in an 8-0 win over Eisenhower in theClass A final. Manheim Central’s Blake Reiff threw a rare no-hitter in state competition;Ephrata earned the L-L title; Lampeter-Strasburg claimed a crown in its first seasonin Section Two and Lancaster Catholic reclaimed the top spot in Section Four. Off thefield, L-S star Bear Shank showed remarkable courage in undergoing brain surgeryand Manheim Township coaching legend Bill Sassaman did not have his contractrenewed after 23 seasons and 339 victories at the Blue Streaks’ helm.

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OVERVIEW

As 24 Lancaster-Lebanon League softball teams struggled tofind themselves in March, as well as find an outdoors place

to practice, it was a safe bet that defending league championLampeter-Strasburg would wear the favorite’s bull’s-eye.

And that L-L Section Three stablemate Donegal would bethe odds-on favorite to join the Pioneers in a rematch of the2014 title game. All of which did come to pass, but the road tothere was never cut-and-dry.

The Pioneers and Indians went down to the wire, and beyond,in Section Three, needing a one-game playoff to decide thechampion. Accomplishing the task of beating a team twice inthree days, L-S prevailed to defend its section crown.

With only two returning starters, Warwick reloaded and wrested

the Section One title from Manheim Township, batting back adetermined push from Hempfield and upstart Penn Manor.

Solanco shook off a nightmare performance in the crossoverportion of its schedule to win Section Two. In its first yearback in the section after realignment, Garden Spot closed fast,securing a first-ever league playoff berth.

Annville-Cleona and Pequea Valley staged their annual battleroyale in Section Four. For the third time in seven years aplayoff, won by A-C, was needed to decide the title.

After falling to L-S in the one-game playoff for the sectiontitle, Donegal topped L-S to win the league title and went onto win the District Three Class AAA championship.

Scoring its first post-season wins since 1999, Penn Manoradvanced to the semifinals of the District AAAA tournament,qualifying for its first-ever PIAA Tournament.

The Comets and Indians both posted initial victories in the statetourney before being eliminated in the quarterfinal round.

Softball

SOFTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR

Mark HoughWarwick

After winning eight SectionOne titles in a row beginningin 2005, as well as nineseasons out of 10 from2003-12, Warwick watchedHempfield and ManheimTownship claim the sectiontitle the last two seasons.

With just two senior startersreturning, along with foursophomores with gameexperience, the chances of

the Warriors returning to thetop spot seemed slight.

In his second season asWarwick’s head coach,Mark Hough melded thislimited seasoning with four

newcomers,the resultingamalgam

reclaimingthe sectioncrown forthe Warriors,their 12thoverall.

The Warriorsposted a 15-1 league recordwith a one-run, extra-inningloss to Hempfield the onlyblemish. They topped L-Lfinalists Donegal and L-Sin nonleague games butL-S turned the tables in theleague semifinals, winning 2-1.The Warriors bowed out ofthe District Three Class AAAATournament in the first round,finishing 19-3 overall.

SOFTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR

RachelRobinsonDonegal

In just her secondvarsity season, Donegal’sRachel Robinsonestablished herself asone of the best players inthe Lancaster-LebanonLeague.

She was a key cogin the Indians’ run totheir sixth L-L Leaguechampionship andsecond District ThreeClass AAA title. Herhome run sparkedthe Indians’ district

semifinal victory overConrad Weiser.

The sophomore

shortstop was assteady defensivelyas she was prolificat the plate. Sheled the Indians in 10offensive categoriesthis season, includingaverage (.512), hits(43), runs scored (41),

doubles (12), triples(7) home runs (7),RBI (46) and on basepercentage (.582).

BRITTANYHOOK

Fr., PennManor

Pitcher; 9-6,0.58 ERA, .133OBA, 19 BB,

214 SO

MAKYLAYODER

So., Donegal

Pitcher; 17-3,0.88 ERA, .175

OBA,

12 BB, 128 SO

JORDANWEAVER

Jr., Lampeter- StrasburgPitcher; 13-2,

0.51 ERA, .107OBA,

36 BB, 168 SO

JOANIEMILLER

Sr., ConestogaValley

Catcher; .600avg.,

7 doubles, 2triples, 3 HRs,

27 RBI, 18 runs scored

SARABRAUNGARD

Sr., Lampeter- Strasburg

First Base; .508avg.,

7 doubles, 1triple, 1 HR,


BRIANAGARBER

Jr., Lampeter- Strasburg

Second Base;.593 avg., 4doubles, 5

triples, 2 HRs,


MACKENZIERUSSELL

So., Warwick Second Base;

.507 avg.,

5 doubles, 1triple,


LACY SMITH

Sr., ManheimTownship

Third Base; .633avg.,



ASHLEYROYER

Sr., Warwick

Outfield; .464avg.,



KYRABRAKEFIELD

Jr., Hempfield

Outfield; .462avg., 4 triples,7 RBI, 22 runs

scored

HANNAGARBER

Fr., Lampeter-

StrasburgOutfield; .500

avg.,



SAVANNAKOLENDA

So., Donegal

Outfield; .404avg.,

4 doubles, 1triple, 1 HR


HANNAHFISCHER

Jr., Annville-Cleona

Outfield; .407avg.,


(missed half season with

injury)

The league-wide softball All-Stars, the Coach of the Year and Player of the Year were selected by sports writer Dave Byrne.

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COLIN MURAIKA

Sr., Cedar Crest

PIAA Class AAA singlesfirst round, District

Three Class AAA singleschampion, L-L Class

AAA doubles champion,L-L Class AAA singles

runner-up.

ADAM BAHNEY

Sr., Elco

PIAA Class AA doubleschampion, District

Three Class AA doubleschampion, District

Three Class AA singlesquarterfinalist, L-L Class

AA district doubleschampion, L-L Class AA

singles runner-up.

TENNISCOACHOF THEYEAR

Zach

CookElco

Cook coached the Raidersto an 11-1 (8-1 in SectionTwo) mark and their firstsection title since 2003.Elco finished third in theDistrict Three Class AAteam tournament beforebowing in the statesemifinals, while seniorsAdam Bahney and Galen

McNaughton came insecond and third in leaguesingles and teamed up towin their third L-L Leaguedoubles title beforeclinching both the districtand state tournaments.

OVERVIEW

It wasn’t just on the courts wherevolleys were traded this spring.

Manheim Township and Hempfieldalternated team titles with Hempfieldwinning its first L-L League crownin four years and the Blue Streaks

taking home Section One and DistrictThree honors. Hempfield’s DerekHagino and Cedar Crest’s ColinMuraika also got in on the actionin singles play as Hagino downedMuraika for the Class AAA leaguetitle before Muraika returned thefavor to grab district gold.

While Lancaster Mennonite’s WillWanner established himself as acontender in Class AA with his secondleague title and second-place finish in

districts, Elco emerged from a three-way tie in Section Two with its firstleague crown since 2003. The Raiders’tandem of Adam Bahney and GalenMcNaughton claimed PIAA doublesgold after winning the Class AA districtcrown and their third league trophy.

The league-wide tennis All-Stars, the Coach of the Year and Player of the Year were selected by the L-L League’s tennis coaches.

TENNIS PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Derek Hagino(Section One)

Hempfield

While leading Hempfield to itsfirst L-L League title since 2011and second place in District Three,Hagino went 15-1 in singles play.The senior won his second leaguetitle before finishing second toColin Muraika in the district finaland earning a berth in the statetournament. In doubles, Haginoand Calvin Athey compiled a 10-2record and were runners-up forthe league crown.

DEREK HAGINO

Sr., Hempfield PIAA Class AAA

singles firstround, District

Three Class AAA singles runner-up, L-L Class AAA singles

champion,L-L Class AAA

doubles runner-up.

WILL WANNER

So., LancasterMennonitePIAA Class AA singles

quarterfinalist,District Three

Class AA singlesrunner-up, L-L

Class AA singleschampion, L-L

Class AA doublesrunner-up.

Will Wanner(Section Two)

Lancaster Mennonite

In just his sophomore year,Wanner went undefeated (11-0)and won his second consecutiveL-L AA singles title. He finishedsecond in District Three beforefalling in the quarterfinals of thePIAA tournament to eventualchampion Kyle Seelig ofPlumstead Christian. In doubles,Wanner teamed with Haemoon

Won to go 10-1 and finish secondin the league tournament.

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OVERVIEW

For Warwick, the Warriors startedoff not-so-hot, losing a thumperto Manheim Township and aheartbreaker to Lampeter-Strasburg,before going 9-3 down the stretchto finish third in the L-L standings,compete in the L-L tournament, andwin the program’s first-ever DistrictThree playoff game.

For Elizabethtown, the Bearsappeared to have the makings ofa breakout campaign by going 4-1in the L-L early on before falteringdown the stretch, but somewhatmaking up for it by upendingCocalico in overtime in late April.That put a damper on a Cocalicoseason that turned around at thecalendar’s mid-point, signified by

a two-goal win over Lampeter-Strasburg that gave the Eagles hopeof a possible berth into the L-Lplayoffs. But it would be ultimatelyL-S and Ephrata battling down thestretch for the final spot in the L-Lplayoffs, with the Mountaineerswinning the tie-breaker when theyfinished tied with the Pioneers forthe fourth and final spot in the L-Lstandings.

Hempfield and Manheim Township

met in the L-L tournamentchampionship game, the Blue Streakswinning and going on to capture theDistrict Three title while the BlackKnights nabbed the District Threethird-place game, with both teamsputting up a fight in the state playoffs.

BOYS’ LACROSSECOACH OF THE YEAR

JeremyAdamsHempfield

Lancaster-Lebanon League regularseason and tournament runner-up.

The third-place team out of DistrictThree and an appearance in the stateplayoffs. An 18-4 overall record. Fiveplayers named first-team L-L all-stars.An easy choice by L-L coaches toselect Hempfield’s Jeremy Adams asthe league’s 2015 Coach of the Year.

Boys’ Lacrosse

BOYS’ LACROSSEPLAYER OF

THE YEAR

Zach WardHempfield

A commit of NCAA D-I Cornell

and a 2015 L-L First-Team All-Starselection, Ward tallied 73 goalsand 53 assists for the Black Knightsthis spring. He also was recentlynamed a finalist for the U.S. Army-Pro Football Hall of Fame Awardfor Excellence. The award is givento 20 students across the countrywho exemplify strength similar toArmy soldiers. To meet the criteria,students must play on an athleticteam, maintain a minimum GPA of3.5 and be involved with their local

community. Ward meets all of thoserequirements, and although he isa lacrosse player, it was his workin the classroom that got him intoCornell.

ZACH WARD

(white jersey)

Sr., Hempfield

Attack;73 goals, 53 assists,

126 points

CAMERONEPPLE

Sr.,Warwick

Goalie;

331 shotsfaced in 20

games,

208 saves,62.3 save

percentage,

Goalie of the

Year

CHRISAUGERI

Sr.,

ManheimTwp.

Attack; 64 goals,

33 assists,97 points

COLBYSMITH

So.,

Hempfield Attack;

85 goals 22assists,

107 points

NATEPATTERSON

Jr., Lamp.- Stras.

Midfielder;166 shots,

63 goals, 15assists,

22 groundballs

GRAYSONSALLADE

Fr.,

ManheimTwp.

Midfielder; 51 goals,

15 assists, 66 points

SEANVALENTINO

Sr.,

Hempfield Midfielder;44 goals

20 assists,64 points

NOLANSACHS

Sr.,

ManheimTwp.

Defender; 10 goals

2 assists

GRIFFINSCHULTZ

Sr.,Manheim

Twp.

Defender;1 goal, 3assists

BRYCE MUIR

Sr.,

Hempfield Defender; 2 goals,

1 assist, 3 points,

40 groundballs

AARONKAGER

Jr., ManheimTwp.

Midfield; 291 of 394

faceoffs won,

73.9 faceoff percentage,

8 goals, 7assists

Face-off

Specialist ofYear

WILLBLAIR

Jr.,Hempfield

Long-stickMidfielder of

Year


4 assists, 9 points,

85 ground

balls

KADEKUBICKI

So.,Manheim

Twp.

Short-stickDefensive

Midfielder ofYear


5 assists, 11

points

The league-wide boys’ lacrosse All-Stars and the Coach of the Year were selected by the L-L League’s boys’ lacrosse coaches. The Player of the Year was selected by sports writer John Walk.

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OVERVIEW

While a familiar face reigned supreme in the end,there were a few notable firsts and entertainingmatchups in the L-L this season.

Manheim Township won the regular season andL-L tournament titles again, before going on towin the program’s seventh-straight District Threetitle. But the Blue Streaks had some challengesalong the way. Most notably, the LancasterCountry Day/Lancaster Catholic/McCaskeyCougars put up a pair of strong battles. In theirregular season matchup, Manheim Township heldoff the Cougars by just a goal. This set the stagefor the L-L tournament title game, which theCougars appeared in for the first time in programhistory. The Blue Streaks needed double-overtime

to down the Cougars, 12-11.

The L-L sent four teams to the District Threeplayoffs, with Hempfield making it to the title gamefor the first time ever, but falling there to ManheimTownship. Still, it marked the fifth time in theDistrict Three tournament’s seven years of existencethat the title game was an all-L-L matchup.

GIRLS’ LACROSSECOACH OF THE YEAR

Mark PinkertonManheim Township

What helped Pinkertonearn this honor was

his coaching tactic inthe quarterfinal roundof districts againstLancaster Country Day/Lancaster Catholic/McCaskey. Twice before the Blue Streaks won bya goal in a pair of nail-biters over the Cougars.In the district quarterfinals, though, the BlueStreaks rolled to a 12-7 victory. What changed?Well, instead of using speed and athleticism tooutpace the opponent — often the key to theBlue Streaks’ victories — Pinkerton had his groupslow things down and play more of a possession

game. This kept the Cougars out of strikingdistance and allowed Manheim Township toeventually go on to win the program’s seventh-straight District Three title. Had a couple thingsgone their way in the PIAA quarterfinals, the L-Lregular season and tournament champion BlueStreaks would have had a good shot at makingan appearance in the state title game.

GIRLS’ LACROSSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Kelly DaggettLancaster Catholic

Leading your team in goals scoredis hard enough. Handling someof the face-offs and running backand forth as a midfielder on top ofgetting things done offensively iseven harder.

“She developed as a leader overthe years,” said Barbara Zeigler,who coached the Cougars the

last three seasons. “And this yearas a captain she led and workedwith our younger players, whichwas essential but crucial, too, aswe played four freshmen in mostgames.”

Daggett (82 goals, 11 assists, 57percent shooting percentage,76 draw controls, 58 groundballs, 34 caused turnovers) wasa big reason the Cougars madetheir first appearance in the L-Ltournament title game — pushing

Manheim Township to the brink —and returned to the District Threetournament, finishing 16-4 overall.

Daggett will join the Penn Statewomen’s lacrosse team nextspring.

KELLY DAGGETT

Sr., Lanc.Catholic


11 assists, 57 percent

shooting percentage,

76 draw controls, 58 ground balls,

34 causedturnovers

NATALIE

SUKANICK Sr., Cocalico

MostValuable

Defender;

8 goals, 21assists,

57 groundballs,

25 drawcontrols,

65 causedturnovers

ELIZABETHPETROSKY

Jr.,Manheim

Twp.L-L MostValuable

Attacker;

34 goals, 46assists

EMILYMcBRIDE

Sr., ManheimTwp.

L-L Most

ValuableMidfielder;

102 goals, 35assists,

105 drawcontrols, 47

ground balls

SAMANTHA

HELGESON So.,

Hempfield Midfielder; 90

goals,

58.4 shooting percentage,

18 assists, 63 ground balls,

84 drawcontrols,

31 causedturnovers

PAIGE

DIMINICK So.,

Hempfield

Attack; 77 goals

54.6 shooting percentage,


12 drawcontrols,

3 causedturnovers

MEGANDONOHUE

Jr., ManheimTwp.

Defender;19 drawcontrols,

38 groundballs,

19 causedturnovers

LEXI

EBERLY Jr., Cedar

Crest Defender; 7

goals,

3 assists, 38 ground balls

25 drawcontrols,17 causedturnovers

MORGANEDWARDS

Jr., PennManor

Attack; 40 goals,

21 assists,44 drawcontrols,

44 groundballs

McKENNAEDWARDS

Sr., PennManor


four assists, 54 drawcontrols,

31 groundballs

CAROLINE

KOLVA Sr., Lanc.

Country Day Midfielder; 58 goals,

11 assists, 57 percent

shooting percentage

71 drawcontrols,

59 percentdraw win

percentage, 37 ground

balls, 18caused

turnovers

LAURENMARTE

Sr., Cocalico

Goalkeeper;156 saves,

52 percent save

percentage,

42 groundballs, 16caused

turnovers

LINDSEYMELLOT

So.,Manheim

Twp.Defender; 22 drawcontrols,

41 groundballs, 21caused

turnovers

HANNAHWERTZ

Jr., ManheimTwp.

Midfielder: 21 goals,

6 assists, 58 drawcontrols,

35 groundballs

NICHOLEWAGNER

Sr., CedarCrest

Attack; 57 goals,


34 drawcontrols,

27 causedturnovers

The league-wide girls’ lacrosse All-Stars were selected by the L-L League’s girls’ lacrosse coaches. The Coach of the Year and Player of the Year were selected by sports writer John Walk.

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Athletes of the Year 2014-15

Calculating success Spiller found the solutions for achievement in football and wrestling

THE BO SPILLER FILE

HIGH SCHOOL: Solanco

COLLEGE: Bloomsburg

VARSITY SPORTS: Football,wrestling

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS -

PIAA AAA Silver Medal inwrestling

40 wrestling victories,including 26 falls — 85 for hiscareer

Manheim HolidayTournament and Beast of theEast titles

L-L League and DistrictThree AAA championships titles

40 consecutive victories onthe wrestling mats

Helped football team getinto district playoffs for the firsttime since 2007

71 tackles, 52 solo, including14 tackles for losses

NOTABLE:

For football: a three-timeL-L Section Two First Teamdefensive lineman and two-time LNP Fall All-Star.

For wrestling: named LNPWinter All-Star and two-timeSection One First Team All-Starselection.

QUOTABLE: “I always wantedto play football growing up. Iwanted to be an NFL player(He smiles). Once I got olderI realized wrestling is whereI’m better. I enjoy it more. I liketeam sports, but wrestling, it’sjust you. There’s no excuses,which I like. I don’t like peoplemaking excuses.’’

DAVE [email protected]

Out of a constellation of Lancaster-Leb-anon League athletic stars, Solanco’s BoSpiller is the LNP Male Athlete of the Year.

A supernova in two sports, Spiller rattledoff 40 consecutive victories on the wrestling

mats last winter before a heart-breaking,two-point loss in the PIAA Class AAA StateChampionship final.

This just months after he anchored the de-fense of a Solanco football team that tripledits victory total from the previous year andqualified for the District Three Class AAAplayoffs for the first time since 2007.

Which was when Spiller was aDelaware County fifth-grader.He would move from New-town Square to the Southern

End when he was in seventh grade.The youngest of four children of Ed and

Rose Spiller, the Golden Mule linemanmade 71 tackles, 52 solo, including 14 tack-les for losses. He had three sacks, five quar-terback hurries and two forced fumbles.

On the mats his 40 victories included 26

falls — 85 for his career — and he added hisfirst Manheim Holiday Tournament andBeast of the East titles to his third careerMule Classic and second Penn Manor Holi-day and Escape the Rock titles.

A three-time finalist, he claimed hissecond consecutive L-L League and DistrictThree AAA championships this year.

A three-time L-L Section Two FirstTeam defensive lineman and two-time

LNP Fall All-Star, he nabbed his thirdLNP Winter All-Star nod and his

second Section One First Team All-Star selection.

His 128 career victories sit himtied for fourth on the GoldenMules’ all-time list.

We caught up with Spiller on aday when he and Thomas Hainesentertained third graders at Rob-ert Fulton Elementary, joiningthem in a day of kickball.

LNP: Your given name is

Shawn. Where does “Bo”come from?Bo Spiller: When I was little,

like three or four, the big com-mercial was the “Bo knows”with the great Bo Jackson. I’dpick up a football and throwit and my dad would say, “BoKnows!” It kind of stuck and hekept calling me Bo after that.

LNP: How did you get, who got you, interested in wrestling?

Bo: My dad wrestled in highschool and then at Stevens

(Tech), so he got me into it when I was real-ly young. I liked it, but I didn’t love it. OnceI started getting better, I started loving it.

LNP: Define the Southern End experi-ence.

Bo: They all say it’s Hicktown, but I think

it’s one of the (most) friendly places around.You’ll be out for a run and everybody’s wav-ing to you in their car. It’s just so outgoingand welcoming. It’s a great atmosphere, agreat place to raise your kids.

LNP: You’re off to Bloomsburg this fall.What will you study?

Bo: Math education. Math is easily mybest subject. I love solving problems, I likebeing stumped and having to work throughall the steps.

LNP: So, easy question ... What teacherinfluenced you the most?

Bo: I’d probably say my math teacher, Mr.Chris Rocker. Just the way he teaches, theway he interacts with kids made me want tobe a math teacher.

LNP: What’s your favorite Monopolygame piece?

Bo: I like the boot. That’s the one I’vealways had.

LNP: PB&J, Fluffernutter, or the ElvisClassic?

Bo:I’dsaypeanutbutterandjelly.Coach(John)Little alwaysgot the“Uncrustables”everytournamentandtheykindof growonyou,yougettolike‘ema lot.

LNP: Pancakes or waffles?Bo: Waffles.

LNP: Syrup or something else?Bo: It depends on what kind of mood I’m

SPILLER,pageA16

Grateful for challenges All that athletics offers gives Liebl road map for life

TIM [email protected]

For Ephrata’s Kelly Liebl, the 2014-15school year brought about milestones andmemories, individual accomplishmentsand team success to cap her Mountaineershigh school career.

Liebl helped Ephrata’s soccer teamreach the state tournament in the fall.On the basketball court in the winter, shescored her 1,000th career point and ledthe Mountaineers in a Section Two titlerace against eventual-champion Leba-non.

During an injury-infused spring season,Liebl keyed the Mounts’ Section Twochampionship and undefeated dual-meetseason while setting school records in bothtrack and field events.

Liebl will attend St. Joseph’s in the falland run track for the Hawks.

LNP: To be named Lancaster News-papers’ Female Athlete of the Year —What does that mean to you?

KellyLiebl:It issuchan honor.Therearesomanytalentedindividualsinthisleague,andtobe pickedandnoticedinallof thetal-entthatsurroundsme isan amazingfeeling.Theleagueisverycompetitive,andI wouldnothavebeenableto improvetowhereI am

todayifit weren’tforthe constantcompe-titiontopushme,as wellasmyamazingcoachesI haveencounteredthroughoutmylife.

LNP: Who’s the best athlete — inany sport — that you’ve com-peted against this year? Whatstands out about her?

Kelly: There are so many amazingathletes I have competed againstthis year. One that really standsout to me would be Brittany Ulrichfrom Lebanon. She is a great athleteand has so much talent. She is also a

very nice girl with a great attitude and lovefor what she does! I was able to play AAUwith her, and it was a great time with herand the rest of my teammates from aroundthe league!

LNP: Which of your teammates has had

the most influence on you?Kelly: The teammate that has influ-

enced me the most would have to be mysister, Kay. She has always been there tosupport me and encourage me, as well aspush me to keep getting better becauseshe is quite the athlete. It’s always inter-esting when we get to compete againsteach other, she’s always ready to com-pete and bring the best she can do.

LNP: Of your three sports, which onedo you think you’ve learned the mostfrom and why?

Kelly: I think I have learned the mostfrom track and field. It always chal-lenges me individually and pullstogether the need to worktogether as a team as well.There are always thingsthat come up that areunexpected, but I enjoythe challenge. I love tofind something within

myself to overcomestruggles and roadblocks in both

THE KELLY LIEBL FILE

HIGH SCHOOL: Ephrata

COLLEGE: St. Joseph’s

VARSITY SPORTS: Soccer,basketball, track and field

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS -

Member of Ephrata’s District

Three Class AAA semifinalistand PIAA-qualifying soccerteam in 2014

Two-time L-L League SectioTwo soccer all-star

Scored 1,065 career points inbasketball (fifth-highest total inEphrata history)

All-league in basketball(senior season); Three-timeSection Two second-team all-star

Ephrata record-holder in100-meter dash, 200-meterdash, 400-meter dash and long jump and member of school-record 400-meter relay teamand 1,600-meter relay.

District Three Class AAA100-meter dash champion in2014

Team captain in soccer,basketball and track (seniorseason)

NOTABLE: Female winner ofthe 2014-15 A. Landis BrackbillAward and member of theNational Honor Society andGerman National Honor Society.

QUOTABLE: “In 20 years ofcoaching football and trackand field at Ephrata, I canconfidently say that she is thetoughest athlete I have had theprivilege of working with.’’ —Ephrata track and field assistant coach Matthew White

sports and personal life.

LNP: What are the biggest factors in your decision to go to St. Joseph’s?

Kelly:IfellinlovewiththecampusassoonasIsteppedfootonit.It’sbeautiful.Thepeoplearealsosoextremelynice,anditwasclearthey

caredfortheir studentsasindividualsand not justawaytobringinmoney.IalsolovedthatIwillbeabletoattendMassrightoncampussoclosetothedorms.ItsoundsprettycooltobeaHawk,too... .Doesn’tit?

LNP: I’m sure you know of the St. Joe’stradition of the Hawk mascot continu-ously flapping its wings (“The Hawk

will never die”). How long do you think you could flap your arms in the hawkcostume?

Kelly: I do not think I would last verylong without my arms getting tired, but if Iwere to put a time on it, I’d say 15 minutes.Someone needs to get back in the weight

room.

LNP: What has being a student-athlete taught you outside of the

field/court/track?Kelly: It has given me a drive in life to do

the best I can under whatever circumstancesI am facing in life. My eyes have also been

opened to the many gifts and good quali-ties God has given people in life, and thateveryone always has a way to contribute

and give backto others.

LNP: What will you missthe mostabout wear-ing the Eph-rata colors asan athlete?

Kelly: I willLIEBL, pageA16

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L L LEAGUE BOYS TRACK AND FIELD

BOYS’ TRACK AND FIELD COACH OF THE YEAR

Carl FrederickMcCaskey

Guiding the Red Tornadoto its first Lancaster-Lebanon League titlesince 2007, Frederickand his staff cappeda team season thatsaw McCaskey win allsix of its dual meets

in a competitive Section One race by anaverage of 42 points. Three McCaskeyboys — Nathan Henderson (twice), CainResch and Eddie Adams — struck goldat the L-L League meet, and McCaskey’sindividuals and relay teams took homeseven district medals.

OVERVIEW

The 2015 boys' track and field seasonsaw L-L League resurgences in Lancaster,

Lebanon and Quarryville, districtdominance on the throwing fields anda handful of hardware at the statechampionship meet.

A deep and talented McCaskey team,coached by Carl Frederick, ascended tothe top of the league, knocking off sectionrival Cedar Crest in Week One and ridingthe momentum to an undefeated dual-meet record and section crown. A pairof gold medals from sophomore NathanHenderson — who also set a school

record and clocked the second-fastest3,200-meter run time in L-L League historythis season — helped the Red Tornadocapture their first league title since 2007.

Also on the track, Solanco junior BillyCooney — the league's 110-meter and300-meter hurdles champion — helped ayoung Solanco team claim its first sectiontitle in 21 years. The Golden Mules outlastedan invigorated Lebanon team atop theSection Two standings.

Warwick senior David Lucas wrapped up

his standout throwing career with leagueand district discus gold before miningsilver in discus and shot put at the PIAAChampionships. Donegal senior BryceSadler won the district shot put andheadlined a list of seven L-L League boyson the medal stand for the District ThreeClass AAA boys' shot put.

Boys’ Track and Field

RELAYS

TORY LONG

Sr., Hempfield

100: L-L Leaguechamp, 12.21; DistrictThree Class AAA 4th,

11.28.

JAVON McINTYRE

Jr., Garden Spot

200: L-L League 5th, 23.09; District

Three Class AAA 6th,

22.69.

JERONIMO

RODRIGUEZ

Sr., Lebanon400: L-L League

2nd, 49.66; District

Three Class AAA 3rd,48.69; PIAA Class AAA 2nd, 49.12.

JESSE CRUISE

So., Cedar Crest

800: L-L League 2nd, 1:57.41; DistrictThree Class AAA 6th,

1:57.50.

BRIAN DELANY

Jr., ManheimTownship

1,600: L-L League6th, 4:31.99; District

Three Class AAA 5th,4:25.95.

NATHAN

HENDERSON

So., McCaskey 3,200: L-L League

champ, 4:20.76;

District Three Class AAA 2nd, 9:18.48;

PIAA Class AAA 9th,9:08.89 (2nd all-time

in L-L history).

TROY MILLER

Jr., SolancoLong Jump: L-L

League champ, 21-2;District Three Class

AAA 2nd, 22-11.

EDDIE ADAMS

Sr., McCaskey Triple Jump: L-LLeague champ,44-3.75; District

Three Class AAA 6th,45-0.5.

ALEX McCORD

Sr., Warwick High Jump: L-L

League 4th, 6-0;District Three Class AAA champ, 6-4;

PIAA Class AAA 6th,

6-4.

DIEGO CRUZ

Sr., LancasterCatholic

Pole Vault: L-LLeague 3rd, 13-6;

District Three Class AA 2nd, 14-0; PIAA

Class AA 5th, 14-0.

BRYCE SADLER

Sr., Donegal Shot Put: L-L League 2nd, 53-0; District

Three Class AAAchamp, 54-7.5.

EVAN HORN

Jr., Cedar Crest Javelin: L-L Leaguechamp, 181-4; District

Three Class AAAchamp, 179-8; PIAA

Class AAA 6th, 185-3.

4x100

Conestoga Valley (Sr. DominickFalcon, Sr. Darion Whitfield, Sr.

Jamaar Parker, Jr. Darion Whitfield)

L-L League 3rd, 43.46; DistrictThree Class AAA 4th, 43.01.

4x400

Hempfield (Jr. Darnell Lathon, Jr. Andrew Pogue, Jr. Dillon Powers,

So. Nathaniel Tadesse)

L-L League 2nd, 3:23.44; DistrictThree Class AAA 4th, 3:22.84.

4x800

Cedar Crest (Sr. Jared Glosser, Jr.Matt Royer, Sr. Jordan Cruise, So.

Jesse Cruise)

District Three Class AAA champ,7:54.01; PIAA Class AAA 6th,

7:50.28.

The league-wide track and field All-Stars were selected by sports writer Tim Gross. Coach of the Year was selected with the help of theleague’s coaches and the selection of Player of the Year was based on comments from coaches and LancasterOnline polls.

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BOYS' TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

BILLY COONEY

Jr., SolancoHigh Hurdles: L-L League

champ, 14.61; District ThreeClass AAA 2nd, 14.65; PIAA

Class AAA 5th, 14.70.

Intermediate Hurdles: L-LLeague champ, 38.62;

District Three Class AAA 2nd, 39.37.

Billy CooneySolanco

Bill Cooney, the Golden Mules' juniorhurdler, claimed a pair of gold medals at theLancaster-Lebanon League championships,sweeping the 110-meter high hurdles(14.61) and 300-meter intermediate hurdles(38.62) races. His 300 time clocked in as thefastest in the Lancaster-Lebanon Leaguethis season and the 10th fastest time in thestate, according to the Pennsylvania Trackand Field Coaches Association. He helpedSolanco post a 7-0 record in dual meets toclaim the Section Two title and a third-placefinish at the league meet.

Cooney continued his postseason with a pairof silver medals at the District Three ClassAAA meet. He advanced to the PIAA final in

the 300-meter hurdles race, finishing fifth at14.70. LancasterOnline poll winner: Cooney.

DAVID LUCASSr., Warwick

Discus: L-L Leaguechamp, 192-3; District

Three Class AAA champ,175-7; PIAA Class AAA

2nd, 183-1.

BOYS’ FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

David LucasWarwick

David Lucas repeated as the PIAA Class AAAdiscus silver medalist and added a silver medal inthe shot put with a personal-record throw of 56-8. The Penn State-bound senior’s regular-seasoncampaign opened with a discus throw of 190-6. Lucascontinued his assault on the far reaches of the discusfield throughout the season, throwing 199-7 at thePenn Relays for a silver medal — the longest discus

throw in the state, according to the PennsylvaniaTrack and Field Coaches Association — and 192-3 towin the L-L League title. Lucas finished seventh in theshot put at the league meet and fourth in the DistrictThree Class AAA event. He entered the PIAA seeded11th in Class AAA shot put before winning his silvermedal. LancasterOnline poll winner: Eddie Adams,McCaskey.

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GIRLS’ TRACK AND FIELD COACH OF THE YEAR

Curt RogersHempfieldThe Black Knights added to theircontinued success under Rogers thisseason, winning their 11th straightSection One title and their 13th league

championship in the last 15 years bytotaling 105 points to second-placeCocalico’s 64. Hempfield’s Dani Bland(twice individually), Sarah Klag, BriThomas and the 4x100-meter relayteam all won league gold medals,as the Black Knights picked up ninemedals at districts.

Girls’ Track and Field

GIRLS’ TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Dani Bland

HempfieldThe keystone of Hempfield’s 11th straight Section One title,and third Lancaster-Lebanon League team title in the last fouryears, Bland won league titles in the 100-meter dash (12.38) and200-meter dash (25.88), and she anchored the Black Knights’4x100-meter relay team in its gold-medal run (48.88).

Bland, a senior, finished fourth in the Class AAA 100-meter dash(12.37) at districts and fifth at states (12.28). The Black Knights’400-meter relay team finished third in the district at 43.80,qualifying for the state meet. LancasterOnline poll winner:Jordan Haberstroh, Columbia.

DANI BLAND

Sr., Hempfield 100: L-L League champ, 12.38;District Three Class AAA 4th,

12.37; PIAA Class AAA 5th, 12.31.

GIRLS’ FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Emily StaufferCocalico

Returning from an injury to her dominant throwing arm in2014, Stauffer helped Cocalico post a 6-1 record in SectionTwo. During her junior campaign, Stauffer also finishedfifth at the Penn Relays in the shot put (46-0.25) andauthored the third-best shot put throw in the state (46-0.5),according to the Pennsylvania Track and Field Coaches

Association. Stauffer won L-L League gold in the shot put(43-10) and discus (121-4) and claimed the Class AAA shotput crown (43-7) and a silver medal in the discus (122-6).

She followed up a fourth-place shot put performanceat the PIAA Championships (42-6) with a bronze-medal-winning personal record in the discus (133-2).LancasterOnline poll winner: Hannah Knowlton, LancasterCatholic.

EMILYSTAUFFER

Jr., CocalicoShot Put:

L-L Leaguechamp, 43-10;District Three

Class AAAchamp, 43-7;PIAA Class AAA 4th,

42-6.

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4x100

Hempfield (Sr. Dani Bland, Sr.Erin Gamble, Jr. Sarah Klag, Fr.

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L-L League champ, 48.88;District Three Class AAA 3rd,

48.80.

4x400

Manheim Township (Fr. JuliaMason, Jr. Meredith Newman,Fr. Anna Gurdak, So. Courtney

German)

L-L League champ, 4:01.74;District Three Class AAA 3rd.

3:57.73.

4x800

Donegal (So. Seneca Straub,Fr. Alice Fernald, Sr. AlaynaDeBruin, Jr. Sami Stoner)

L-L League 2nd, 9:44.05;District Three Class AAA 7th,

9:34.69.CLARA FORNEY

Sr., ConestogaValley

200: L-L Leaguechamp, 25.85.

KELLY LIEBL

Sr., Ephrata400: District Three

Class AAA 3rd, 56.82.

BRI THOMAS

Sr., Hempfield 1,600: L-L Leaguechamp, 2:27.63;

District Three Class AAA 4th, 5:07.52.

REAGAN HESS

So., Annville-

CleonaLong Jump:Top mark in L-L

League, 18-3.

OVERVIEW

The 2015 section titles for the Lancaster-Lebanon Leaguegirls’ teams belonged to two incumbents and a first-timewinner. Hempfield and Ephrata continued multi-yearstreaks as Section One and Section Two champions whilethe Donegal girls claimed the first track and field section

title in school history.

Hempfield cruised to its 21st team title in program history,topping injury-hampered Ephrata in the league meet. TheBlack Knight girls won the 100-meter dash, 200-meterdash, 400-meter dash, 1,600-meter run and 400-meterrelay in the league meet’s track events.

Manheim Township’s Meredith Newman and Columbia’s

Jordan Haberstroh claimed postseason gold on the track,winning the District Three Class AAA 800-meter run andClass AA 3,200-meter run, respectively.

In the field events, Cocalico’s Emily Stauffer took leagueand district gold in the shot put circle while Lebanon’sErin Winters capped her career by winning the league’spole vault title and setting a district record.

MEREDITH

NEWMAN

Jr., ManheimTownship

800: L-L Leaguechamp, 2:17.66;District Three

Class AAA champ, 2:13.84; PIAA Class AAA 8th, 2:14.70.

JORDAN

HABERSTROH

Fr., Columbia 3,200: District Three

Class AA champ,11:42.44; PIAA Class AA 10th, 11:33.48.

STEPH

WAHL

Jr., Cocalico

High Hurdles: L-LLeague champ,15.45; District

Three Class AAA 5th, 16.07.

NESTA

PETIT-TON

Jr., Garden Spot IntermediateHurdles: L-L

League champ,46.24; District

Three Class AAAfifth, 45.74.

HANNAH

KNOWLTON

Sr., LancasterCatholic

Triple Jump: L-LLeague champ,

35-6; District ThreeClass AA 3rd,

34-6.5.

SHERIDAN

McNEIL

Jr., Warwick

High Jump: L-LLeague champ,

5-2; District ThreeClass AAA 6th, 5-2.

ERIN

WINTERS

Sr., LebanonPole Vault: L-LLeague champ,

12-6; District ThreeClass AAA 2nd,

12-4 (meet record);PIAA Class AAA

5th, 12-0.

ALEX

ZIMMERMAN

Sr., ManheimTownship

Discus: L-L League 3rd, 117-5; DistrictThree Class AAA4th, 121-4; PIAAClass AAA 6th,

128-0.

HEIDI

STRAUSBAUGH

Fr., ManheimCentral

Javelin: L-L League 5th, 115-0; District

Three Class AAA 3rd, 133-4; PIAA

Class AAA 7th,126-11.

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BASEBALL

COACHES’ ALL-SECTION TEAMS

SECTION ONE

FIRST TEAMName (Grade, School) ................ PositonAnthony Knight (Sr., Penn Manor) ...........CTim Griest (Jr., Warwick) ................... .... 1BNick Gonzalez (Sr., Cedar Crest) ............ 2BTim Gailor (Jr., Hempeld) .....................SSCollin Gro (Sr., Penn Manor) ............... 3BBen Lukawski (Sr., Hempeld) .............. 3BGrant Oberholtzer (Sr., Hempeld).......OFCameron Dickerson (Sr., Penn Manor).. OFGrant Zimmerman (Sr., Warwick) ......... OFDrew Keller (Sr., Warwick) ....................DHAlec Miller (Jr., Hempeld) ......................PJe Taylor (So., Penn Manor)...................PJacob Herr (Jr., Penn Manor) ...................P

SECOND TEAMJon Beck (Sr., Hempeld) .................. .......C

Joseph Carpenter (Fr., Cedar Crest) ...... 1BNate Brown (Jr., Penn Manor) .............. 2BChase Marn (Sr., Warwick) .................. SSJerey Acevedo (Jr., McCaskey) ............. SSLuke Mariano (Jr., Warwick) ................. 3BMahew Fry (Sr., McCaskey) ................ 3BLuke Hackman (Sr.. Warwick) ............... OFAusn Douple (Sr., Cedar Crest) ........... OFDerek Manning (Sr., Hempeld) ........P/OFGrant Gale (So., Penn Manor) ...........P/OFThomas Elliot (Jr., Warwick).....................PRyan Dornes (Sr., Manheim Twp.) ........ UT

SECTION TWO

FIRST TEAMBrady Lefever (Sr., Elizabethtown) ...........CBailey Keys (Jr., Solanco) ..........................CDaulton Marn (Jr., Conestoga Valley) INFNate Fassnach (Jr., Ephrata) ................. INFDillon Good (Jr., Ephrata) .................. INF/PCameron Enck (Sr., L-S) .....................I NF/PBrandon Nickel (Sr., L-S) .................... INF/PBrock Kauman (So., Garden Spot) ..... INFAnthony Torreulla (Jr., Garden Spot) ... INFBear Shank (Jr., L-S) ............................. . OFTyler Rosepink (Sr., Elizabethtown) ...OF/PKenny Walton (Sr., Solanco) .................... .PAusn Lowery (Sr., Ephrata) ....................PNick Lehman (Jr., Garden Spot) ...............P

SECOND TEAM

Luke Trainer (So., Conestoga Valley) ........CJusn Carvell (Jr., Ephrata) ................... ....CJared Duy (Jr., Conestoga Valley) ....... INFChase Weik (Jr., Ephrata) .................. ... INFColin Eckman (Jr., L-S) .................... ...... INFNick Sweigart (Jr., Elizabethtown) ........ INFAusn Pletcher (Sr., L-S)....................... INFJoe Murray (Jr., Solanco) ................... ... INFBrady Thomas (Jr., Solanco) ................. INFBrandon Schwark (Sr., Ephrata) ............ UTBrendan Young (Jr., Elizabethtown) ...... OFTony Rambo (Sr., Solanco) .................... OFNick Stoner (So., Elizabethtown) .......P/UTRyan Smith (So., Garden Spot) ................PRobert Beard (Sr., Solanco) .................. ....PJeremy Sabathine (Jr., Etown) ..................P

SECTION THREE

FIRST TEAMIsaac Wengert (Jr., No. Lebanon) .......... OFDan Wiederrecht (Sr., Manheim Cent.) OFFrank Bowman (Sr., Manheim Cent.) ....OFCamryn Shaak (So., Lebanon) ............... OF

Blake Rei (Sr., Manheim Central) ....... INFRyan Myers (Sr., Donegal) .................. .. INFJeremy Marshall (Sr., Cocalico) ............ INFCody Kissinger (So., Lebanon) ............. INFCamren Ney (Sr., Donegal) ................... P/CNate Baxter, Sr. (Cocalico) .................. ......PSam Lazowski (Sr., Donegal) ....................PWya Beakler (Sr., Northern Lebanon) ...PJordan Nichols (Sr., Northern Lebanon)...P

SECOND TEAMTyler Keppley (Fr., Cocalico) .................. OFEthan Hess (Jr., Donegal) ................... ... OFKevin Starner (So., Manheim Central) ..OFTravis Zimmerman (Jr., Elco) ................ INFLogan Blouch (Jr., Lebanon) ................. INFNick Lucky (Fr.,Cocalico) ...................... INFNoah Gingrich (Jr., No. Lebanon) ......... INFChris Beaudoin (Jr., Donegal) ............... INFWilliam Scaturro (Jr., Lebanon) ............ INFChase Dubendorf (Jr., No. Lebanon) ........CCole Bla (Jr., Elco) ..................................PDaniel Caricabeur (Jr., Lebanon) ..............PAlec Sherk (Jr., Cocalico) ..........................P

SECTION FOUR

FIRST TEAMMitch Eck (So., Lanc. Catholic) ............. INFCasey Regan (Sr., Lanc. Catholic) ......... INFDerek Sheckard (Sr., Columbia) ........... INFTrevor Kunkle (Jr., Pequea Valley) ........ INFColton Long (Sr., Annville-Cleona) ....... INFJared Kramp (Sr., Lanc. Catholic)........... OFJordan Sco (So.,Lanc. Catholic) .......... OFMitch Long (So., Annville-Cleona) ........ OFAusn Marnez (Fr., Lanc. Menn.) ....... OFTyler Peters (So., Lanc. Catholic)..............CBeau Heagy (Jr., Pequea Valley) ...............CBayley Jamanis (Jr., Lanc. Catholic) ..........PDillon Marsh (Fr., Lanc. Catholic) .............P

Alec Barr (Jr., Annville-Cleona) ................P

SECOND TEAMBryan Downey (So., Lanc. Catholic) ..... INFBayley Jamanis (Jr., Lanc. Catholic) ...... INFAdam Geltz (Sr., Columbia) .................. INFJeremy Newswanger (Jr., Lanc. Me nn.) INFTyler Schrader (Jr., Annville-Cleona) .... INFGabe Cicala (Fr., Lanc. Cath.) ................ OFDillon Marsh (Fr., Lanc. Cath.)............... OFAndrew Sheckard (So., Columbia) ........ OFNoah Sturges (Sr., Lanc. Menn.) ........... OFNoah Connor (Sr., Annville-Cleona) ...... OFAndrew Plasno (Sr., Columbia) ..............CHunter Long (Jr., Annville-Cleona) ...........CShawn Henry (Jr., Lanc. Cath.) .................P

Derek Sheckard (Sr., Columbia) ...............PAdam Geltz (Sr., Columbia) ................... ...PColton Long (Sr., Annville-Cleona) ...........P

SOFTBALL

COACHES’ ALL-LEAGUE TEAM

PITCHERS

Name ............................(School, Grade)Briany Hook...................Penn Manor, Fr.Makyla Yoder .................. ...... Donegal, So.Jordan Weaver .....Lampeter-Strasburg, Jr.

CATCHERSJoanie Miller ............ Conestoga Valley, Sr.Rachel Mummau .................. . Donegal, Sr.

FIRST BASESara Braungard ....Lampeter-Strasburg, Sr.Lauren Lichtenwalner ......... Hempeld, Jr.

SECOND BASE

Mackenzie Russell ............... Warwick, So.Brianna Garber .... Lampeter-Strasburg, Jr.

THIRD BASELacy Smith .................. Manheim Twp., Sr.Erica Dulac .............Northern Lebanon, Sr.

SHORTSTOPRachel Robinson ................. .. Donegal, So.Vanessa Strohm .....................Warwick, Sr.

OUTFIELDAshley Royer ........................ ..Warwick, Sr.Kyra Brakeeld ................. ... Hempeld, Jr.Abby Heidelbaugh .................Solanco, So.Hannah Garber .... Lampeter-Strasburg, Fr.Hannah Fischer ...........Annville-Cleona, Jr.Savanna Kolenda ................... Donegal, Fr.


SECTION ONE

FIRST TEAMName (Grade, School) ................ PositonBriany Hook (Fr., Penn Manor) ..............PLauren Lichtenwalner (Jr., Hempeld) .....PMaddie Gable (Jr., Cedar Crest) ...............PAmanda Herr (Fr., Warwick) .................. ..PReilly Gearhart (Jr., Manheim Twp.) ........PZoey Schneck (Sr., Hempeld ..................CAlyssa Perkins (Sr., Manheim Twp.) .........CMackenzie Russell (So., Warwick) ........ 2BAubrey Hartman (Sr., Hempeld) ......... 2BNichole Rhoads (Sr., Hempeld) ........... SSMariah Flawd (Sr., McCaskey) ............... SSVanessa Strohm (Sr., Warwick) ............. SSAugust Mason (Sr., Manheim Twp.) ......SSNicole Mengel (So., Warwick) .............. 3BLacy Smith (Sr., Manheim Twp.) ........... 3BAshley Royer (Sr., Warwick) ................. OFKyra Brakeeld (Jr., Hempeld)............. OF

Nykira Reid (Jr., McCaskey) ................... CF

HONORABLE MENTIONKylie Myers (So., McCaskey) ................. ..PEmma Spang (Jr., Cedar Crest) . ...............CKeiley Lloyd (So., McCaskey)....................CSamantha Duplissey (Jr., Penn Manor) ... C/1BMadyson Popalis (Sr., Hempeld) ......... 1BAnna DeBellis (So., Cedar Crest) .......... 3BBri Wood-Hickey (Jr., Penn Manor) ....... OFAlyssa Schriver (Fr., Penn Manor) ......... OF

SECTION TWO

FIRST TEAMTaylor Marn (Jr., Garden Spot) ...............PKalyn Burger (Jr., Solanco) .......................PLauren Allison (Jr., Elizabethtown) ...........PAlexa Hershberger (So., Ephrata) ............CCourtney Petersheim (Sr., Garden Spot) .... CBekah Borcky (Jr., Solanco) ......................CNicole Baker (Jr., Elizabethtown) .............CJoanie Miller (Sr., Conestoga Valley) ........CLily Beamenderfer (Sr., Con. Valley) ...... 1BMadi Sheaer (Sr., Solanco).................. 2BMaribeth Ault (Sr., Solanco)................... SSEmily Brubaker (Jr., Elizabethtown) ....... SSMorgan Almodovar (Sr., Con. Valley) ..... SSBriany Rier (Jr., Ephrata) ................... SSBrandi Clark (Fr., Garden Spot) ............. OFAbby Heidelbaugh (So., Solanco) ......... OFKirsten Mumma (So., Elizabethtown) ... OFPayton Halbleib Jr., Elizabethtown) ...... OF

HONORABLE MENTIONKatlyn Roth (So., Lebanon) ......................PMarissia Rookie (Sr., Lebanon) ............. 1BSydney Nichols (So., Garden Spot) ........SSMariah Rodriguez (Jr., Lebanon) ........... OF

Katelyn Fisher (Sr., Ephrata) .................. UT

SECTION THREE

FIRST TEAMMakyla Yoder (So., Donegal)....................PJordan Weaver (Jr., Lamp.-Stras.) ........... .PClaire Shaak (Sr., Elco) .............................PRachel Mummau (Sr., Donegal) ...............CErin Tirko (Sr., Donegal) .................... .... 1BSara Braungard (Sr., Lamp.-Stras.) ........ 1B

Kaitlyn Witmer (So., Donegal) .............. 2BBrianna Garber (Jr., Lamp.-Stras.) ......... 2BRachel Robinson (So., Donegal) ............. SSErica Dulac (Sr., Northern Lebanon) ..... 3BJessica Snader (Jr., Cocalico) ................. OFAutumn Eldeen (Sr., Manheim Cent.) ... OFSavanna Kolenda (Fr., Donegal) ............ OFVeronica Reinhart (Sr., Elco) ................. OFHannah Garber (Fr., Lamp.-Stras.) ........ OFKatelyn High (Sr., Lamp.-Stras.) ............. OFEmma Beamsderfer (Jr., Manheim Cent.) ...OFDelaney Gro (So., Lamp.-Stras.) .......... DP

HONORABLE MENTIONJessica Kreiser (Jr., Northern Lebanon) ...PCortney Hosteer (Sr., No. Lebanon) ......CSarah Yermalouch (Fr., Elco) .................. SSCaitlin Riegel (Jr., Cocalico) ....................SSJuliana Sheaer (Sr., Manheim Cent.)....... 3BStephanie Kochel (Fr., Cocalico)............ 3BJillian Wolgemuth (Jr. Manheim Cent.) .....OFMolly Mount (Sr., Northern Lebanon) ..OFCourtney Hogeland (Sr., Elco) ............... OF

SECTION FOUR

FIRST TEAMKaleigh Gerringer (Sr., Lanc. Menn.) ........... PEmma Lerchen (Jr., Annville-Cleona) .......... PAmber Rexrode (So., Annville-Cleona) ....... CElizabeth Mowrer (Fr., Columbia) ............... CTessa Katalinas (Jr., Lancaster Catholic) .... 1B

Jenna Eckman (Fr., Columbia) ................... 1BLenea Riehl (Jr., Pequea Valley) ................. 1BMorgan Brubaker (Sr., Lanc. Menn.) .........2BAllison Warren (Jr., Leb. Catholic) ..............SSLindsey White (Jr., Leb. Catholic) ...........SS/CMorgan Zimmerman (So., Annville-Cleona) .....SSKayla Diluzio (Sr., Pequea Valley)................SSMackenzie Lindenberger (Sr., Columbia) ...SSChristy Snyder (Sr., Annville-Cleona) .........3BSerenity Faus (Fr., Columbia) ................... ..3BCassidy King (So., Lanc. Mennonite) .........3BHannah Fischer (Jr., Annville-Cleona......... CF

HONORABLE MENTIONSabrina Ryan (So., Pequea Valley) ........... PHannah Callihan (Fr., Leb. Catholic) ......... P

Faith Kostow (Fr., Lebanon Catholic) ....... PAmy Buckley (Sr., Lebanon Catholic) ..... 1BSarah Fischer So., Annville-Cleona) ....... 2BJordan Walsh (Sr., Pequea Valley) .......... CFCaroline Henry (Sr., Lanc. Catholic) ........SSJen Meck (Jr., Lancaster Catholic) ...... 3B/P

VOLLEYBALL


SECTION ONE

FIRST TEAMName (Grade, School) ................. PositonChris Booth (Sr., Hempeld) ..................OHBen Naumann (Sr., Hempeld) ..............OHNick Oleksa (Jr., Hempeld) ..................Lib.Carson Brown (Sr., Manheim Twp.) ........ MDawson Funk, (Sr, Penn Manor) ........ OH/SSam Greenslade (Jr., Penn Manor) ........OHNoah Leichliter (Sr., Penn Manor) .......... MGrin Sangrey (Sr.) Penn Manor ...........OHNate Miller (Sr., Warwick) .................... ..OHBryce Workman (Sr., Warwick) ..............OH

SECOND TEAMDwane Holloman (Sr., Cedar Crest) .......OHThomas Vulgaris (Sr., Conestoga Valley) .... OHTyler Buterbaugh (Jr., Hempeld) ........... MCole Rineer (Sr., Hempeld) ................... MEthan Williams (Jr., Hempeld) ................SJonathan Holliday (Sr., Manheim Twp.) ....OHNathan Johnson (Jr., Manheim Twp.) .......SJusn Torres (Sr., Penn Manor) ............... MAdam Black (Jr., Warwick) ........................S

Kyle Joseph (Sr., Warwick ..................... Lib.

SECTION TWO

FIRST TEAMDylan Saazhan (Sr., Cocalico) ...............OHMitch Stauer (Sr., Cocalico) ................MHGarre Strunk (Sr., Cocalico) ....................SNick Farlow (Jr., Ephrata) ...................... MHAlex Modrzecki (Jr., Ephrata) ....................SAusn Sindall (Sr., Garden Spot) ...........MHZack Alderman (Sr., Lanc. Mennonite) ...OHGaryd Marn (Sr., Lanc. Mennonite) ........SJarred Sands (Sr., Lanc. Mennonite) .....MHTucker Ford (Sr., Manheim Central) .......OH

SECOND TEAMNick Baxter (Jr., Cocalico) .................. ..Opp.John Waskowicz (Sr., Cocalico) ..............OHHunter Lehman (Jr., Ephrata) ................MHSco Waller (Sr., Ephrata) ................. .....OHKole Horst (Jr., Garden Spot).....................SCaleb Williams (Sr., Garden Spot) ......... Lib.Evan Augsburger (Jr., Lanc. Menn.) . ......OHEric Weaver (Sr., Lanc. Mennonite) ...... Lib.Taylor Funk (So. Manheim Central) ......MHDishon Shelley (Sr., Manheim Cent.) ....MH

Secon One MVP: Ben Naumann, HempeldSecon Two MVP: Mitch Stauer, Cocalico

TENNIS


SECTION ONE

FIRST TEAM

Colin Muraika .........................Cedar CrestDerek Hagino ................... ........ HempeldJack Fowler ................Manheim TownshipNick Tull ..................................Cedar CrestCalvin Athey .................. ........... HempeldGrin Clark ...............Manheim Township

HONORABLE MENTIONDan Ansel ..................Manheim Township

SECTION TWO

FIRST TEAMAdam Bahney ................. .................... ElcoGalen McNaughton .................. .......... ElcoConnor Marn ................... .......... CocalicoPatrick Cook ................. Lancaster CatholicWilliam Wanner .......Lancaster Mennonite

HONORABLE MENTIONBlake Marn ..................Manheim Central

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BOYS’ LACROSSE

COACHES’ TEAM

FIRST TEAMName (Grade, School) .................PositonZach Ward (Sr., Hempeld) .............. AackChris Augeri (Sr., Manheim Twp.) ....AackColby Smith (So., Hempeld)........... Aack

Nate Paerson (Jr., L-S)............. MidelderGrayson Sallade (Fr., Man. Twp.).... MidelderSean Valenno (Sr., Hemp.) ...... MidelderNolan Sachs (Sr., Man. Twp.) ...... DefenderGrin Schultz (Sr., Man. Twp.) ...DefenderBryce Muir (Sr., Hempeld) ........ DefenderAaron Kager (Jr., Man. Twp.)..... MidelderWill Blair (Jr., Hempeld) .......... MidelderKade Kubicki (So., Man. Twp.) .. MidelderCameron Epple (Sr., Warwick) ......... Goalie

SECOND TEAMMax Warmingham (Sr., L-S) ............. AackKevin Curcio (Sr., Manheim Twp.) ....AackRyan Miller (Sr., Manheim Twp.) ..... AackColin Strange (Sr., Hempeld) ... Midelder

Tom Poulos (Jr., Elizabethtown) ... MidelderDavis Carr (Sr., Manheim Twp.) ..MidelderChase Pirozzi (Jr., L-S) ......................DefenderParker Wolf (Jr., Manheim Twp.)...DefenderDenver Comp (Sr., CV) ................ DefenderGrant Williams (Sr., Hempeld) ....Face-o Matt Lane (Fr., LCD/McCaskey/Lanc. Cath.) ...LS MidfielderJarret Abernethy (Sr., Hemp.) SSD MidelderBen Poudziunas (So., Cocalico) ........Goalie

HONORABLE MENTIONATTACK — Kobi Biemesderfer, Sr., War-

wick; Mike Weaver, Jr. Cedar Crest; BroganGalbreath, Sr., Warwick; Jusn Hoover, Sr.,Ephrata; Derek Swi, Jr., Elizabethtown;Brandon Adams, Sr., Ephrata; Gage Bootay,

Sr., Elizabethtown.MIDFIELD — Dylan Speitel, Jr., Manheim

Township; Ausn Sensenig, Ephrata; Rea-gan Ketchum, Jr., Manheim Township; Ste-phen Roda, Jr., Cedar Crest; Cory Hurst, Jr.,Garden Spot; Dylan Gillisse, Sr., Hempeld;Devon Delpiano, Sr., Cocalico; Shane Gal-way, Sr., Warwick.

DEFENSE— Nate Owsinski, Sr., Warwick;Nolan Wherle, Jr., LCD/LCHS/McCaskey;Jusn Hess, Sr., Warwick; Kyle Orendor,Jr., Elizabethtown.

FACE-OFF — Doug Quinn, Sr., Cocalico;Teddy Mazaheri, Jr., Lampeter-Strasburg

LONG-STICK MIDFIELDERS — CyrusDunn, Jr., Ephrata; Jacob Mast, Jr., Garden

Spot; Mark Howland, Jr., Warwick.SHORT-STICK DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDER —

Chris Rivera, Jr., Manheim Township; TylerBogda, Jr., Warwick.

GOALIE — Caton Johnson, Fr., ManheimTownship; Marco Pecca, Jr., Lampeter-Strasburg; Nicholas Kirk, Sr., Penn Manor.

2. Ephrata .................... .................... 49.28(Ka. Liebl, Smith, Young, Ke. Liebl)

3. McCaskey .................... ................. 49.48(Bain, Smith-Jones, Williams, Paige)

4. Penn Manor. .................. .............. 50.07(Stackhouse, Marn, Gibson, Washington)

5. Annville-Cleona........................ ...... 50.5(Malloy, Zimmerman, Merone, Hess)

6. Conestoga Valley .................. ......... 50.6(Grucelski, Burch, Cheyney, Forney)

1,600 RELAY

1. Manheim Twp. ................ ............. 3:57.73 (Gurdak, M. Newman, Mason, German)2. Hempeld .................. ................... .. 4:03.8 (Bland, Yoder, Gamble, Klag)3. Conestoga Valley ................... ....... 4:07.16 (Cheyney, Musser, Sell, Forney)4. Ephrata .................. .................. ........ 4:10.1 (Weaver, M. Mahlandt, Holtz, E. Voigt)5. Donegal ................. .................. ...... 4:10.22 (A. Fernald, Goodwill, Stoner, Walker)6. Manheim Central...................... .... 4:15.96 (Bollinger, Wiederrecht, Hosler, Dinger)

3,200 RELAY1. Donegal ......................................9:34.69 (Straub, DeBruin, Lloyd, Stoner)2. Ephrata .......................................9:36.53

(M. Mahlandt, Morgan, T. Mahlandt, Schaller)3. Warwick ......................................9:46.85 (Bomberger, Echternach, White, Garber)4. Lampeter-Strasburg .................... ..9:47.9 (McClintock, Gard, Pritchard, Stoltzfus)5. Manheim Township ....................9:54.56 (Gurdak, Hacke, Mason, Rogers)6. Hempeld ...................................9:57.29 (Yoder, Gates, Allison, Thomas)

SHOT PUT1. Emily Stauer, Cocalico.............. 47-7.752. Sunny Greene, CV .................... 41-10.753. Shanna Sweigart, Cedar Crest...... 40-9.54. Aliyah Striver, McCaskey. ................ 37-85. Alecia Rohrer, Hempeld ........... 37-4.256. Deja Loose, Hempeld............... 36-6.75

DISCUS1. Emily Stauer, Cocalico................. 133-22. Alex Zimmerman, Man. Twp......... 128-03. Aliyah Striver, McCaskey. .............. 122-54. Alecia Rohrer, Hempeld .............. 118-95. Sunny Greene, Conestoga Valley .. 117-46. Natasha Cruz, McCaskey............... 116-4

JAVELIN1. Heidi Strausbaugh, Man. Central ....133-42. Alecia Rohrer, Hempeld .............. 132-63. Mackenzie Hainley, Cocalico ......... 127-14. Emily Conklin, Solanco .................. 121-45. Jenna Lawville, Cocalico ............... 120-56. Abby Hower, Cedar Crest .............. 116-6

LONG JUMP1. Reagan Hess, Annville-Cleona ........ 18-3

2. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata ......................... 18-23. Steph Wall, Cocalico ................ 17-11.754. Desnee Holloman, Cedar Crest....16-11.55. Hannah Knowlton, Lanc. Cath. ..... 16-115. Kay Liebl, Ephrata .................... ..... 16-11

TRIPLE JUMP1. Hannah Knowlton, Lanc. Cath. ..... 35-102. Erica Voigt, Ephrata ................... 35-0.753. Anya Hong, McCaskey. ............. 34-11.254. Paris Todd, McCaskey .................. 34-4.55. Briany Braun, Penn Manor ......... 33-116. Kelsey Bouder, Con. Valley ......... 33-9.25

HIGH JUMP1. Sheridan McNeil, Warwick ............... 5-42. Alexis Mongeau, Lamp.-Strasburg .... 5-23. Logan Reedy, Cedar Crest .............. 5-1.54. Aja Bookert, Hempeld .................... 5-14. Brooke Gilbert, Penn Manor ............. 5-14. Kenzie Goldsmith, Hempeld ........... 5-1

POLE VAULT1. Erin Winters, Lebanon ................... . 12-62. Jordan Hess, Penn Manor ............... 11-93. Jeannie Showers, Lebanon ............. 11-24. Brooke McCardell, Solancol ............ 11-05. Megan Heiges, Hempeld .............. 10-05. Sarah Harthan, Penn Manor ........... 10-0

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD100

1. Reagan Hess, Annville-Cleona ........11.91. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata .........................11.93. Dani Bland, Hempeld ....................12.14. Nesta Pet-Ton, Garden Spot .........12.25. Kay Liebl, Ephrata ...........................12.46. Courtney German, Man. Twp. ........12.56. Desny Holloman, Cedar Crest .......12.56. Steph Wall, Cocalico .......................12.5

2001. Dani Bland, Hempeld .................... 25.71. Clara Forney, Conestoga Valley. ...... 25.73. Reagan Hess, Annville-Cleona ........ 25.93. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata ................... ...... 25.93. Meredith Newman, Man. Twp. ...... 25.96. Sarah Klag, Hempeld .................... 26.0

4001. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata ................... .... 56.822. Sarah Klag, Hempeld .................. 56.94

3. Clara Forney, Conestoga Valley ..... 57.064. Meredith Newman, Man. Twp. .... 58.455. Ashley Stoltzfus, Lamp.-Stras. ....... 59.586. Courtney German, Man. Twp. .....1:01.6

8001. Meredith Newman, Man. Twp. .... 2:13.842. Bri Thomas, Hempeld ................ 2:20.63. Megan Mahlandt, Ephrata .........2:21.564. Sami Stoner, Donegal ................... 2:22.65. Carly Allport, Solanco ................ 2:22.666. Abby Bomberger, Warwick ........2:23.62

1,6001. Bri Thomas, Hempeld .............. 5:06.682. Jamie Zamrin, Cocalico .............. 5:07.993. Natalie Crum, Solanco ............... 5:09.934. Sydney Morgan, Ephrata ............. 5:14.6

5. Emily Phillips, Con. Valley .......... 5:15.416. Sami Stoner, Donegal ................... 5:15.83,200

1. Lindsey Lord, Penn Manor ....... 11:21.812. Jordan Haberstroh, Columbia ..11:33.483. Jordan Carvell, Ephrata ............ 11:35.744. Cortney Johnson, Solanco ....... 11:35.955. Siena Gates, Hempeld ........... 11:39.206. Issy Fife, McCaskey .................. 11:39.63

100 HURDLES1. Nesta Pet-Ton, Garden Spot ......... 15.32. Steph Wall, Cocalico .................... . 15.393. Erin Gamble, Hempeld ................. 15.73. Anya Hong, McCaskey .................... 15.75. Briany Braun, Penn Manor ........... 15.86. Danielle Katelan, Hempeld ......... 15.93

300 HURDLES1. Nesta Pet-Ton, Garden Spot ....... 45.742. Erin Gamble, Hempeld ................. 45.93. Anya Hong, McCaskey .................... 46.14. Billie Jo Bollinger, Man.Central ..... 47.435. Jen Eberly, Solanco ................... .... 47.476. Erica Voigt, Ephrata .................. .... 47.91

400 RELAY1. Hempeld .................... ................ 48.80

(Nooli, Gamble, Klag, Bland)

Caroline Kolva (Sr., Lanc. CD) ........ MidelderLauren Marte (Sr., Cocalico) ........GoalkeeperLindsey Mellot (So., Man. Twp.) ....DefenderNichole Wagner (Sr., Cedar Crest)....... AackHannah Wertz, (Jr., Man. Twp.).... Midelder

SECOND TEAMMaryn Bernhardt (Jr., Man. Twp.) ... MidelderPaige Brown (Sr., Lanc. Country Day) .... AackLyndsay Engle (So., Cocalico) ....... Midelder

Morgan Ernst (So., Lanc. Catholic) ... DefenderBrooke Fritz (Sr., Cocalico) ................... AackKae Hammaker (Sr., Ephrata) ....GoalkeeperKali Lapp (Sr., Conestoga Valley)..... DefenderSarah Leverentz (So., Elizabethtown) ...MidfielderCarolyn Mann (Jr., Manheim Twp.)..... AackJamie Marn (Sr., Warwick) ......... MidelderTaylor Nolan (Jr., Hempeld) ........ MidelderLeana Stoltzfus (Sr., Hempeld) ..... DefenderKelsey Thoensen (Jr., Garden Spot) ....MidelderSadye Walker (Jr., Manheim Twp.)...... AackHannah Willig (Sr., Penn Manor) ....Defender

HONORABLE MENTIONATTACK — Taliah Carson, So., Lanc. Coun-

try Day; Megan McMurtrie, Sr., Penn Man-

or; Lucy Reed, Jr., Warwick; Aubrey Zimmer-man, So., Ephrata.

DEFENDER — Carson Armstrong, So.,Warwick; Johanna Hoer, So., Ephrata; ErinHolt, Sr., Lanc. Catholic; Sophie Spangler, Jr.,Hempeld.

MIDFIELDER — Joanna King, Jr., Lam-peter-Strasburg; Chanel Nassier, Jr., Cones-toga Valley; Alexandra Rich, Sr., Cedar Crest;Noelle Smith, Jr., Hempeld; Lindsay Socie,So., Lanc. Country Day School.

GOALKEEPER — Olivia Marn, So., Lam-peter-Strasburg.

GIRLS’ LACROSSE

COACHES’ SELECTIONS

FIRST TEAMElizabeth Petrosky (Jr., Man. Twp.) ..... Aack

Emily McBride (Sr., Man. Twp.) .... MidelderNatalie Sukanick (Sr., Cocalico) ....... DefenderKelly Dagge (Sr., Lanc. Cath.)...... MidelderPaige Diminick (So., Hempeld) .......... AackMegan Donohue (Jr., Man. Twp.) ....DefenderLexie Eberly (Jr., Cedar Crest) ......... DefenderMorgan Edwards (Jr., Penn Manor) .... AackMcKenna Edwards (Sr., PM) ......... MidelderSamantha Helgeson (So., Hemp.) .... Midelder

BOYS’ TRACK & FIELD100

1. Tory Long, Hempeld.......................10.72. Javon McIntyre, Garden Spot .......... 10.83. Ethan Anspach, Elco .................... .... 10.93. Joaquin Luciano, McCaskey ............. 10.95. Jesse Guerrero, Penn Manor ........... 11.05. Blane Richardson, Penn Manor ....... 11.05. La’Detrius Sibley, McCaskey ............ 11.0

2001. Tory Long, Hempeld.....................22.212. Ian Harpel, Warwick .................... .. 22.473. Javon McIntyre, Garden Spot .......... 22.53. Jeronimo Rodriguez, Lebanon ......... 22.55. Ausn Eldridge, Elco .................... .... 22.75. Blane Richardson, Penn Manor ....... 22.7

4001. Jeronimo Rodriguez, Lebanon ....... 48.692. Javon McIntyre, Garden Spot ........ 49.233. Ian Harpel, Warwick .................... .. 49.264. Darnell Lathon, Hempeld ............ 49.665. Isaac Vazquez, Manheim Twp. ....... 49.726. Frank Cullen, McCaskey ................. 50.51

8001. Jesse Cruise, Cedar Crest ............ 1:55.442. Derin Klick, Lebanon .................... . 1:57.93. Jared Glosser, Cedar Crest. ........... 1:58.54. Tyler McFeaters, No. Lebanon ....1:59.255. Ma Royer, Cedar Crest .............. 1:59.766. Nathan Henderson, McCaskey ..... 2:00.0

1,6001. Nathan Henderson, McCaskey ... 4:20.76

2. Jesse Cruise, Cedar Crest ............ 4.20.943. Jordan Cruise, Cedar Crest.......... 4:23.034. Cole Sunderland, Man. Cent. ...... 4:23.175. Dakota Moyer, Elco ................... .... 4.24.06. Brian Delany, Manheim Twp. ........ 4:25.1

3,2001. Nathan Henderson, McCaskey ... 9:08.592. Duncan Hopkins, McCaskey. ....... 9:32.173. Nate Becker, Ephrata .................... 9:40.0

4. Joel Burkholder, Penn Manor ..... 9:45.975. Zach Lefever, Ephrata.................. 9:46.296. Jared Harnish, Elco ................... .... 9.50.9

110 HURDLES1. Billy Cooney, Solanco ................... .. 14.422. Malik Parsons, Garden Spot. ........... 15.03. Nick Auchenbach, No. Lebanon ....... 15.34. Chris Gilbertson, Elco .................. .... 15.44. Anstron Tejeda, McCaskey ............... 15.46. Aanyah Bermudez, Con. Valley ........ 15.56. Luke Darkes, Elco ................... .......... 15.5

300 HURDLES1. Billy Cooney, Solanco ................... .. 38.622. Andrew Pogue, Hempeld.............38.993. Nick Auchenbach, No. Lebanon ..... 39.594. Nathaiel Tadesse, Hempeld ......... 39.805. Chris Gilbertson, Elco .................. .. 39.996. Brady Stoner, Lampeter-Strasburg...40.2

400 RELAY1. Conestoga Valley ................... ........ 42.73 (Falcon, Whiield, Parker, Miller)2. McCaskey. .................... ................... 43.0 (Sibley, Luciano, Marnez, Lugo)3. Hempeld .................. .................... 43.11 (A. Marn, Pogue, Lathon, Long)4. Penn Manor .................. ................... 43.8 (McElheny, McKinnie, Richardson, Shriver)

5. Warwick ................. .................... ...... 44.1 (Dawood, Lucas, Gates, Harpel)6. Lebanon ................. .................... ...... 44.2 (Suarez-Torres, Forman, Rogers, Rodriguez)

1,600 RELAY1. Hempeld .................. ................. 3:22.84 (Pogue, Powers, Tadesse, Lathon)2. Elco .................. .................... ....... 3:23.29 (Moyer, Troutman, Rollon, Eldridge)3. Northern Lebanon .................... .. 3:25.27 (Snyder, Whitman, Fellows, Auchenbach)4. McCaskey ................... ................. 3:25.43 (Luciano, Tejeda, Weinstock-Collins, Lugo)5. Lancaster Mennonite.................. 3:25.74 (C. Marn, Steen, Keier, Underwood)6. Manheim Township .................. .. 3:26.27

(Bosquet, Delany, Whiield, Vazquez)3,200 RELAY1. Cedar Crest ................... .............. 7:50.28 (Glosser, Jo. Cruise, Royer, Je. Cruise)2. McCaskey ................... ................. 8:03.15 (Guerrez, Henderson, Perez, Hopkins)3. Ephrata ................... .................... .. 8:16.5 (Hershberger, Wolde, Becker, Wetzel)4. Lebanon ................. .................... ... 8:19.0 (Werni, Arnold-Paine, Negron, Rodriguez)5. Solanco .................. .................... ... 8:20.8 (A. Munro, K. Munro, Hodgson, Brady)6. Lancaster Catholic .................... .. 8:22.34 (Titus, VonNieda, Johnson, Moore)SHOT

PUT1. David Lucas, Warwick ......................56-8

2. Adam Wagaman, Warwick ..............55-13. Bryce Sadler, Donegal ...................54-7.54. Tyler Hoag, Manheim Central .....54-3.755. Cain Resch, McCaskey ...................53-116. Dakota Leonhard, No. Lebanon ....53-5.5

DISCUS1. David Lucas, Warwick ....................199-72. Tyler Hoag, Manheim Central ........160-73. Ben Viau, Manheim Township .......158-24. Ryan Atkinson, Penn Manor ..........152-05. Ma Vines, Northern Lebanon ...... 151-26. Cain Resch, McCaskey ...................147-0

JAVELIN1. Cain Resch, McCaskey ...................185-72. Evan Horn, Cedar Crest ..................185-33. Adam Fox, Annville-Cleona ............181-94. Tyler Hoag, Manheim Central ........178-95. Eric Garner, Warwick ................... 176-106. Tanner Erisman, Penn Manor ......171-10

LONG JUMP1. Troy Miller, Solanco ....................... 22-112. Landy Cruz, Cedar Crest ...................21-83. Noah Sheel, Warwick ....................21-14. Evan Horn, Cedar Crest ...............21-0.755. Jeronimo Rodriguez, Lebanon ....... 20-116. James Willis, Warwick ................20-10.5

TRIPLE JUMP1. Eddie Adams, McCaskey .............45-0.52. Noah Sheel, Warwick ................44-113. Dominic Trader, No. Lebanon ........44-34. Isaiah Williams, Hempeld ..........43-105. Darion Whiield, CV ...................43-8.56. Mark Njenga, Ephrata ................... .42-5

HIGH JUMP1. Troy Miller, Solanco ......................... 6-72. Alex McCord, Warwick .................... 6-63. Travis Majors, McCaskey.................. 6-4

3. Nick McKnight, Manheim Twp.........6-45. Jamaar Parker, Conestoga Valley ..... 6-36. David Marn, Hempeld ................. 6-1

POLE VAULT1. Diego Cruz, Lancaster Catholic ...... 14-01. Damian DiAngelis, No. Lebanon .... 14-03. Jesse Brownsen, Lebanon ........... 13-63. Erik Peier, Lebanon .................. .... 13-65. Brandon Long, Penn Manor ........... 13-36. Huy Luu, Lebanon ................... ....... 13-1

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LNP: Surf or turf?Bo: Turf. Prime Rib.

LNP: Smoothie ormilkshake?

Bo: Milkshakes,absolutely. I like peanutbutter, (made) withchocolate milk.

LNP: Favorite football

memory?Bo: Definitely the Co-

calico game my senioryear (a 14-7, Week Ninevictory). It was a bigwin, a great game. Hardfought on both sides.

LNP: Wrestlingmemory?

Bo: There are so many.(Pauses ...) WatchingCoach Little. The thingsthat he’d do, it’s unbe-lievable. Like walking onhis hands up and downthe (wrestling) room.

LNP: Funniest thinga teammate ever saidabout you?

Bo: They still bust on meabout my foot, sophomoreyear at leagues. (Spillerfalse started in overtime,costing him the champi-onship). They’re alwaystelling me make sure yourfoot is on the line. I’ll never

live that down.

LNP: What teammatemade the deepest im-pression on you?

Bo: My freshman year,(senior) Connor Morantook me under his wing.He worked with me everyday, helped me with my

technique, the right way toget in shape. He’d drive mehome if I needed a ride.

LNP: What opponentmade the deepest im-pression on you?

Bo: Definitely Cocalico,

in football. This year theylost like 20 seniors, theystill poured so much heartinto every game theyplayed. You see them andyou say, “I want our teamto be like that.” That’swhat you work for. That’sthe kind of team I want.

LNP: What would

people be surprised tolearn about you?

Bo: I like literatureclasses. I enjoy writingpoetry. I don’t like towrite essays, (but) I liketo write poetry, shortstories, just to use myimagination, be creativeabout it.

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Spillermiss my teammatesand coaches. They areincredible individu-als, and I will alwaysbe thankful for their

kindness and helpingme grow so much intothe person I am today.The memories I havemade are never going tobe forgotten! I love youguys!

LNP: Is there a singu-lar moment or gameor event from this

year that stands outto you?

Kelly: There are somany, but one spe-cific moment that reallystands out to me iswhen Kay and I both setschool records on thesame day. It was a tre-mendous accomplish-

ment and I was glad toshare such an experi-ence with her. I will alsonever forget the way thecommunity and schoolsupported me gettingmy 1,000th point thisyear (in basketball). The

sense of unity and loveI felt throughout theentire gym was a feelingand moment I’ll neverforget.

LNP: Looking back on your high school ca-reer, what makes youthe most proud?

Kelly: I am most

proud of being ableto dedicate myself toacademics and sportsand giving up a lot ofother things I couldhave been doing withmy time. Looking backthroughout the years,I feel that I could re-ally start seeing the

results of all of thetime I put in during mysenior year. I’m proudof myself that I couldkeep giving myself thereminder that the hardwork will be worth it,and I’ll see the results

in the future!

LNP: You’ll be acheesesteak expert by the end of your four years in Philadel-phia. How do you like your cheesesteaks,and what’s the bestcheesesteak place inour area?

Kelly: I love mycheesesteaks with alot of cheese, sautéedonions, and some nicepizza sauce on top! Andthe best place, frommy experience, is rightin the Liebl kitchen!My mom makes greatcheesesteaks.

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