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MAC McCAFFERTY
LANCASTERCATHOLIC
Baseball
BRYAN HABERSTROH
LANCASTERCATHOLIC
Baseball
DEREK HAGINO
HEMPFIELD
Tennis
DARREN MAST
CONESTOGAVALLEY
Tennis
AERIKA HIGH
MANHEIM CENTRAL
Softball
GARRET DIMM
HEMPFIELD
Volleyball
MARY WITMER
EPHRATA
Girls Track
EMILY STAUFFER
COCALICO
Girls Field
CHANCE POST
CONESTOGAVALLEY
Boys Track
COLE PROFFITT
MANHEIM CENTRAL
Boys Field
TYLER KARPINSKI
MANHEIMTOWNSHIP
Boys Lacrosse
MOLLY HENDRICK
MANHEIMTOWNSHIP
Girls Lacrosse
Athletes
2012-13
OF THE YEAR
Tyler
Karpinski
Emily
Cameron
2 JUNE 17, 2013 ALL-STAR SPORTS SPRING SEASON Lancaster, Pa
Coach of the Year
Leading his squad to the
league fnals for the second
straight season, Chris Kiehl
claimed the Crusaders
frst L-L baseball title. In
his four years at Catholic,
Kiehl already has three
section championships to
his credit.
Baseball

CHRIS KIEHL
Lancaster Catholic
CO-PLAYERS of the YEAR
BRYAN HABERSTROH
Lancaster Catholic
BEN BOMBERGER
Jr., Manheim Central
Outfeld
.397, 3 HRS, 29 RBIs
TYLER MORRIS
Sr., Warwick
Outfeld
.519, 3 HRs, 19 RBIs
JOE YOURGAL
Sr., Lancaster Catholic
Outfeld
.443, 2 HRs, 22 RBIs
WILLIE BURGER
So., Lanc. Catholic
Infeld/Pitcher
.405, 6 HRs, 28 RBIs
5-0, 0.78, 57 SO
CORY GANTZ
Sr., Hempfeld
Designated Hitter
.386, 20 RBIs
MAC MCCAFFERTY
Sr., Lanc. Catholic
Catcher
.463, 6 HRs, 32 RBIs
CAMDEN HESS
Sr., Hempfeld
Pitcher
5-2, 1.76, 57 SO
MIKE HOUSEAL
Sr., Donegal
Pitcher
6-2, 2.30, 55 SO
ZACK LEONARD
Jr., Solanco
Pitcher
6-2, 1.80, 75 SO
TRAVIS REAPSOME
Jr., Warwick
Pitcher
6-1, 1.46, 80 SO
COLIN FRY
Jr., Manheim Central
Infeld
.455, 2 HRs, 23 RBIs
BRYAN HABERSTROH
Sr., Lanc. Catholic
Infeld
.450, 6 HRs, 31 RBIs
MIGUEL TORRES
Jr., McCaskey
Infeld
.416, 2 HRs, 30 RBIs
Two of the top players in the state the past two seasons,
shortstop/reliever Bryan Haberstroh, above left, and
catcher Mac McCaferty, led the Crusaders to a second
straight L-L Section Four title and the programs frst
league title. Haberstroh posted a heady .900 slugging
percentage, while McCaferty wasnt far behind at .732.
MAC McCAFFERTY
Lancaster Catholic
Lancaster, Pa ALL-STAR SPORTS SPRING SEASON JUNE 17, 2013 3
Derek Hagino, above,
moved up to the top rung on
Hempfelds ladder, leading
the Black Knights to the
L-L and District Three team
championship matches. In
singles play, the sophomore
captured the Class AAA
league and district crowns
with 7-5, 6-0 and 6-3, 6-4
victories over Darren Mast.

The senior Darren Mast,
right, capped his career with
appearances in the Class
AAA league and district
singles fnals, earning a berth
in the PIAA tournament. In
the frst round of states, he
won the frst set over Erie
Cathedral Preps Nicholas
Ward, 6-3, before falling in
the next two.
Coach of the Year
Gregg coached
the Buckskins
to a 7-2 record
in Section
One. He also
coached senior
Darren Mast
to his second-
consecutive L-L
League singles
championship match as well
as his second consecutive
appearance in the District
Three singles championship.
Tennis
ADAM BAHNEY
Jr., Elco
L-L AA singles
champion
District Three AA
doubles runner-up
DEREK HAGINO
So., Hempfeld
L-L AAA singles
champion
District Three AAA
singles champion
TONY DEIMLER
Sr., Warwick
L-L AAA singles
third place
District Three AAA
singles fourth place
COLIN MURAIKA
So., Cedar Crest
L-L AAA singles
fourth place
JOSH KAISER
Sr., Manheim Central
District Three AAA
doubles champion
PIAA AA doubles
third place
DARREN MAST
Sr., Conestoga Valley
L-L AAA singles
runner-up
District Three AAA
singles runner-up

DALE GREGG
Conestoga Valley
CO-PLAYERS of the YEAR
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Aerika High had a senior season to remember as she improved in nearly
every ofensive category on her breakout junior year.
The Wagner University-bound shortstop had 46 hits and nine walks in 96 plate
appearances for an on-base percentage of .573 and a batting average of .541.
She stroked eight doubles, four triples and seven home runs for a slugging
percentage of .976 and drove in 35 runs.
Those numbers were an increase of, respectively, 17 hits, two doubles,
two triples and fve homers, as well as 19 RBI, over a junior year that
saw her hit .408 with a .526 OBP and .634 slugging percentage. She
scored 24 runs, an improvement of fve, and cut down her strikeouts
from 15 to fve. She did walk 12 fewer times nine compared to 21
a refection of her role as the No. 3 batter in the Baronsorder.
After hitting .260 over her frst two seasons, she rapped 76 hits in 156
at-bats over her fnal two years, a .490 average.
For her four-year career, High hit .368 in 111 games, driving in 71 runs.
She had 40 extra-base hits, including 10 homers, scoring 59 runs.
SOFTBALL PLAYER of the YEAR
AERIKA HIGH
Manheim Central
SARA McKEE
Sr., Mahneim Central
Pitcher
13-4, 1.62 ERA
113 IP, 163 strikeouts
NICOLE ALLEN
Jr., Conestoga Valley
Pitcher
12-3, 1.90 ERA
92 IP, 137 strikeouts
KATIE ZOGORSKI
Jr., Manheim Twp.
Outfeld
.333 avg., 20 Runs
20 RBIs, .596 slugging
Softball Coach of the Year
What can Brian Lohr and Hempfeld do for an encore?
In his frst season coaching at the scholastic level, the longtime Junior Olympics mentor and
consummate players coach guided Hempfeld to an unbeaten league season and the L-L
Section One title, the Black Knightsfrst section title since 1993 and their third overall.
Starting eight underclassmen, including two freshmen, the Knights dropped the frst two
games of the year then fashioned a 23-game winning streak, highlighted by the capture of the
L-L League championship, Hempfelds frst league title since 2003 and second overall. They
advanced to the semifnals of the District Three Class AAAA tournament before capping the
season with a fourth-place fnish.
KYRA BRAKEFIELD
Fr., Hempfeld
Outfeld
.538 avg., 28 Runs,
21 RBIs
DARIAN BRENNER
Sr., Annville-Cleona
.482 avg., 18 Runs
32 RBIs, 4 HR, .875
slugging
BRIAN LOHR
Hempfeld
MADI EMENHEISER
Sr., Donegal
Catcher
.549 avg., 29 RBIs, .863
slugging
SARA BRAUNGARD
So., Lamp.-Stras.
First Base
.409 avg., 14 RBIs, 12 runs
HAYLEY BOLLINGER
Sr., Donegal
Second Base
.421 avg., 24 Runs,
11 RBIs
VICTORIA BYLER
Sr., Warwick
Second Base
.444 avg., 18 Runs,
12 RBIs
LACY SMITH
So., Manheim Twp.
Third Base
.508 avg., 25 Runs
34 RBIs, 7 HR, 1.153
slugging
AERIKA HIGH
Shortstop
.566 avg. 24 RBIs, 7 HR,
16 Runs
GLORIANN PLANK
.442 avg., 29 Runs
29 extra-base hits
Softball
CASSIDY GODBER
Sr., Warwick
Outfeld
.383 avg., 16 Runs,
10 RBIs, 0 errors
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MITCH GREGG
Sr., Hempfeld
368 digs, 47 aces
2.52 passing rating
GARRET DIMM
Sr., Hempfeld
663 kills, 143 aces
252 digs, 38 blocks
JOSIAH HERSHBERGER
540 kills, 34 aces
163 blocks, 148 digs
ZACH WEAVER
Sr., Garden Spot
212 kills, 20 blocks
14 aces
COLBY WEIT
Sr., Warwick
126 kills, 7 aces
25 blocks
Coach of the Year
When the 2013 season began, Mike Vogel counted
several experienced returning players on his team. But
the Black Knights may not have won the L-L League
and District Three Class AAA titles without the quick
maturation of players like sophomores Ben Naumann
and Chris Booth. Despite its history of postseason
success, Hempfeld may not have been thought of as
a state champion contender this season. Vogels Black Knights, however,
advanced to the AAA state semifnals.
PLAYER of the YEAR
NICK WEAVER
Sr., Lanc. Mennonite
858 assists, 29 aces
95 digs
Volleyball
MIKE VOGEL
Hempfeld
He is not 6-foot-5. His
arm length is average.
Nevertheless, Garret
Dimm, left, was tall
on a volleyball court
and certainly above
average. Dimm hit with
force, dug the ball as
well as any libero and
his serve, when on, was
devastating. He was
the complete volleyball
package and the Black
Knightsbiggest weapon
in their run to the L-L
League title, the District
Three AAA title and the
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MARY WITMER
Sr., Ephrata
High Hurdles
L-L champ, 14.93
Intermediate Hurdles
L-L champ, 42.32 (meet
record)
District Three Class AAA
champ, 42.11 (district record)
PIAA Class AAA champ, 42.90
Triple Jump
L-L champ, 37-1
SARAH HELGESON
Jr., Hempfeld
Injured for postseason
Had league top times in 100
(12.1), 200 (25.15) and 400
(57.15)
DANI BLAND
So., Hempfeld
100 meters
L-L champ, 12.49
District Three Class AAA 4th,
12.84
EMILY
STAUFFER
Cocalico
KELLY LIEBL
So., Ephrata
200 meters
L-L champ, 25.72
26.03
Long Jump
L-L 4th, 15-11
17-7
EMILY STAUFFER
Fr., Cocalico
Shot Put
L-L champ, 41-9
District Three Class AAA champ,
40-7
PIAA Class AAA 2nd, 42-11
MEREDITH NEWMAN
Fr., Manheim Township
400 meters
L-L champ, 57.84
District Three Class AAA 3rd,
58.02
800 meters
L-L champ, 2:16.57
District Three Class AAA 2nd,
2:14.43
PIAA Class AAA 4th, 2:15.44
SAVANNA STAUFFER
High Jump
L-L champ, 5-2
GIRLS FIELD
ATHLETE of the YEAR
Cocalico freshman Emily Staufer,
right, had a breakout outdoor
season after a highly successful
indoor season. Staufer won the
L-L League (41-9) and District
Three (40-7) titles in the shot
put, then placed second in the
PIAA Championships (42-11)
this Spring, earning PTFCA All-
State Second Team honors. This
came after she won the Pa. Track
and Field Coaches Association
Indoor State Championship title
with a heave of 43-6.
She set the school record
with a throw of 43-10.
GIRLS TRACK
ATHLETE of the YEAR
Ephrata senior Mary Witmer, a Liberty
University recruit, truly had a season
to remember. She claimed a gold
medal at the PIAA Championships,
winning the 300 intermediate hurdles
in 42.90. She broke the L-L League
and District Three meet records in
the same event, clocking 42.32 at
leagues and then 42.11 at districts.
Witmer won both hurdles events and
the triple jump, and also ran a leg
on the victorious 1,600 relay, as the
Mountaineers won the L-L League
title for the frst time in school history.
She holds fve individual school
records and a sixth as part of that
relay team.
Mary had a great work ethic and was
willing to do what it takes to reach
her goals,said Ephrata coach John
Keller. She was very competitive, as
losing was just not in her vocabulary.
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Coach of the Year
In his 10th year
at the helm,
John Keller led
Ephrata to its
second straight
Section Two
title. But that
wasnt even the
highlight of the
season. The crowning glory
was when the Mountaineers
won the L-L League team
championship for the frst
time in school history, edging
perennial contender Hempfeld
by four points.
JOHN KELLER
Ephrata
GRETA LINDSLEY
Jr., Penn Manor
1,600 meters
L-L champ, 5:03.95
District Three Class AAA champ,
4:56.41
PIAA Class AAA 2nd, 4:51.77
3,200 meters
L-L champ, 11:25.09
District Three Class AAA 3rd, 11:03.39
TIFFANY HEISEY
Sr., Elizabethtown
Javelin
L-L 4th, 117-8
District Three Class AAA 2nd, 127-11
PIAA Class AAA 6th, 130-7
DANIELLE POLETTI
Jr., Hempfeld
Pole Vault
L-L champ, 11-6
District Three Class AAA, tie for 5th,
11-0
PIAA Class AAA, tie for 7th, 11-6
DANITA SAUDER
Jr., Garden Spot
Discus
L-L champ, 113-4
400 Relay
Hempfeld (Jr. Abbey Friedman, Sr. Claire Davis, Fr.
Sarah Klag, So. Dani Bland)
L-L 3rd, 51.61
District Three Class AAA 5th, 49.57
1,600 Relay
Ephrata (So. Erica Voigt, Sr. Mary Witmer, So. Kelly Liebl,
Sr. Jordan Crills, So. Andrea Castillo)
L-L champ, 4:01.71
District Three Class AAA 5th, 3:59.73
3,200 Relay
Hempfeld (Sr. Maris Kurcina, Sr. Kelsey Nolan,
So. Bri Thomas, So. Maria Yoder)
L-L champ, 9:44.64
District Three Class AAA 6th, 9:30.98
Relays
Lancaster, Pa.
ALL-STAR SPORTS SPRING SEASON
8 JUNE 17, 2013
Athletes of the Year 2012-13
Tyler Karpinski
BY DUSTIN LEED
Sports Writer
dleed@lnpnews.com
C
hoosing a way to describe Tyler Karpinski was
far too diffcult.
So, talented, hard-working and dedicated
were just a few Manheim Township football boss Mark
Evans chose.
I have so many words going through my head right
now (to describe Karpinski), Evans
acknowledged. He is just special.
Hes a special athlete and a special
student-athlete.
What Karpinski was able to achieve
in his senior season on the football feld,
basketball court and lacrosse feld was
also special.
On the gridiron, the Manheim Town-
ship grad and Temple recruit was the
Lancaster-Lebanon League coaches
pick for Wide Receiver of the Year and
Defensive Back of the Year in Section
One. Karpinski was an L-L League Sec-
tion One First-Team All-Star selection
at wide receiver and defensive back,
a Second-Team selection as a kick
returner and was also named to the
Pennsylvania Football News All-Star
First Team as a kick returner.
Karpinski was also named to the Big
33 Pennsylvania roster and was among
the 51 2012 Pennsylvania Mini Maxwell
Award winners.
(Players were nominated by their
coaches throughout the 2012 season
and were evaluated based on a criteria
that includes academics, football per-
formance and community service).
On the court, Karpinski was the starting point
guard for the Blue Streaks. And on the lacrosse
feld, the attack garnered All-L-L League First-
Team honors while leading the Streaks to another
District Three championship. For the season, he
compiled 64 goals, 34 assists and 98 points.
To wrap up his successful senior season, Kar-
pinski was named Lancaster Newspapers Male
Athlete of the Year.
Others considered were Solancos Thomas
Haines (wrestling, soccer), Manheim Centrals
Cole Profftt (football, track and feld), Warwicks
Tom Devenney (football, wrestling) and McCas-
keys Diante Cherry (football, basketball, track
and feld) and Aaron Swinton (football, basket-
ball).
I wasnt expecting this, Karpinski said with a
chuckle last week. Im just honored. There are a
lot of good athletes in the area.
Im just happy and surprised, but its awe-
some.
Tyler is a wonderful kid, Township boys
lacrosse coach Kyle Wimer said. Hes a great
athlete. Every time you ask him to do something,
to improve and work on it, he does it and you can
see how his game escalates just by being a players
coach and being a great teammate.
Karpinski (5-foot-10, 165 pounds) led the L-L in re-
ceiving with 74 catches for 1,151 yards and eight touch-
downs. As a kick and punt returner, Karpinski returned
12 kicks for 434 yards and 14 punts for 359 yards. He
averaged 36.2 and 25.6 yards per return, respectively.
In the words of Evans, any time Karpinski was on the
feld he was a threat and a force every time he touched
the football.
What he lacked in speed, in
pure speed and size, he made
up in the ability to get open,
said Evans, talking about Kar-
pinskis receiving talents.
I think what separated
him on the football feld,
not only just his instincts,
but he had the wiggle. He
had the shake and bake
you just cant coach.
Juggling three sports is
a rarity among many high
school athletes, who often
choose to specialize in
one sport and play it year
round. But Karpinski, who
played basketball, football and
lacrosse growing up, made the
decision to stick with all three
early.
At the beginning of my
freshman year, everyone told
me I cant play three sports, he said. Everyone has al-
ways been telling me that. I just stayed with it and loved
all three of them.
Its a little bit hectic, but Id rather play all three
(sports) instead of one. I would have gotten tired of
one.
Both Evans and Wimer credit Karpinski for sticking
with all three.
That makes him special
... , Evans said. (With a busy
schedule) he did what he could
when he could. It is tough to
serve three masters. He was
always on the go.
Tylers ability to play mul-
tiple sports is refected in all of
his sports, Wimer added. It
helps him in different aspects
of his game and his best at-
tribute is just being a natural
athlete.
In addition to the evident
natural athletic ability, intangibles stand out to his
coaches.
You like to see kids like him get this type of recogni-
tion because he couldnt care less about it, Evans said.
He just wants his teams to do well. Hes not about the
awards or accolades.
Hes a solid student and
always looking to help oth-
ers, Wimer added. He truly
understands the student as-
pect part of being an athlete.
Football is the sport that
Karpinski will focus on at the
next level. Hes a preferred
walk-on at Temple and one
of just a few wide receiver
recruits for the Owls.
To cap his scholastic foot-
ball career, Karpinski played
for Pennsylvania in the
Super Bowl of high school
football, the Big 33 game.
Its a great opportunity
to play with some of the best
players in Pa., said Kar-
pinski, who started at wide
receiver. Im glad I can close
out my high school career in
a big game.
Hes one of the best
kids Ive had the pleasure
of coaching over the last 20
years, Evans said. He ranks
up there with some of the
best.
Karpinski touted by coach
as special student and athlete
I think what separated
him on the football feld,
not only just his instincts,
but he had the wiggle. He
had the shake and bake you
just cant coach.
Mark Evans
Manheim Township football coach
Lancaster, Pa.
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JUNE 17, 2013 9
BY PETE KAUFFMAN
Sports Writer
pkauffman@lnpnews.com
E
mily Cameron is the undisputed Queen of
Chlorine.
Her coronation or should that be corona-
tions? came in the form of seven PIAA, District
Three and L-L League meet crowns earned during a
brilliant four-year swimming career for Warwick.
It began with the Purple Peanut era as a novice
at Lititz Springs, where she was known for wearing a
purple wet suit instead of a normal bathing suit.
It extended through her Golden Age, an unmatched
slate of success in the L-L League, where she set and
still holds records in seven of the eight individual
events; marks that can only be established in L-L dual
meets or at the league championships.
It culminated in her Blue Period, when she wore an
Aqua Blue suit against a feld of black-clad opponents in
her fnal individual event at states. That swim was also
marked by her competing without goggles and win-
ning her seventh and fnal state championship.
She certainly will become the touchstone for excel-
lence in L-L swimming. She certainly will be remem-
bered as one of the best that Pennsylvania has ever
seen, Mark Daum, Warwicks swimming coach, said of
Cameron. She is arguably the fnest female swimmer
ever to come out of Lancaster County.
Cameron, who owns three PIAA Class AAA swim-
ming records, is arguably one of the fnest all-around
athletes in the Lancaster-Lebanon League this year. And
as such, she was named as the Lancaster Newspapers
Female Athlete of the Year.
Others under consider-
ation were Ephratas Mary
Witmer (track), Hempfelds
Kelsey Nolan (feld hockey,
track), Manheim Centrals
Aerika High (bowling, soft-
ball), Manheim Townships
Molly Hendrick (basketball,
lacrosse) and Penn Manors
Greta Lindsley (cross-coun-
try, track).
Im speechless, Cam-
eron said when informed of
her award. Its been quite a
ride.
High school either makes
you or breaks you (in swim-
ming), and it made me who
I am.
While Emily will cer-
tainly be remembered for
her individual accomplishments
at Warwick, moreover, she will
equally be remembered for being
a great teammate and for offering
to be positioned wherever the team
needed her to win a meet, added
Daum.
Cameron is one of those swim-
mers who excelled at virtually
every stroke.
She is a three-time state champ
in the 200-yard IM, setting the
PIAA record of 1:59.00 in 2010, low-
ering it to 1:57.74 in 2011 and also
winning it in 2:00.62 as a senior.
Cameron also set state records
of 22.75 in the 50 freestyle and
1:00.54 in the 100 breaststroke
while claiming titles in 2012.
She won the breaststroke crown three times as well,
going 1:02.31 in 2010 and 1:02.15 in 2013, and took the
bronze in the 100 free in 49.45 as a sophomore, when the
top three fnishers in that event all broke the previous
state standard.
Cameron was named the Class AAA Swimmer of
the Meet at the PIAA Championships as a freshman, an
award presented by the state coaches association and
based on prestige points for meeting
certain times in events.
She said her freshman season ac-
complishments were among her most
memorable.
Winning those frst two gold med-
als was a really big achieve-
ment for me, Cameron said.
Thats when it all started.
Obviously, I really fell in
love with the water before
then, but (winning those
titles), thats what got things
going for me.
She is a four-time Most
Valuable Swimmer in the L-L
League and is a 14-time high
school All-America selection.
This season, she received
the Brooks-Fackler-Hower Sportsmanship
Award presented by District Three.
Cameron was also a cross-country runner,
and although that career was secondary to
swimming, she certainly found success there as
well. She helped Warwick win the L-L League
and District Three Class AAA girls meet team
titles, and fnish ffth in the PIAA Champion-
ships, as a freshman.
Individually, Cameron was second in leagues, ninth in
districts and 43rd in states that year.
After sitting out two seasons, she resumed her run-
ning career as a senior, placing 25th in the L-L League
Meet as the Warriors took ffth.
Legends are made after your body of work is fn-
ished, and thats quite a body of work, Daum said at the
state swim meet.
That body of work should expand
exponentially when she enrolls at the
University of Georgia in the fall. The
Bulldogs are coming off an NCAA
Division I championship season, after
fnishing as runners-up in 2011 and
2012.
Im just a little fsh in a big sea,
so that will be a change, she said
of looking forward to competing at
Georgia.
And getting thrown into a pool
that has national champions. Im just
a state champion.
Competitiveness in anything is
in Emilys DNA and is what I think
drives her, Daum said. Georgias
Jack Bauerle is a phenomenal coach
who has a proven track record for
developing and getting the best from his swimmers.
Jack creates an environment of excellence that I think
Emily will thrive in.
Cameron said growing up (in swimming) under the
eight-year tutelage of Lancaster Aquatic Club coach
Casey Coble was an invaluable experience. And that
making Junior Nationals and some of the other high-
profle meets with the LAC are among her favorite and
cherished accomplishments.
Emily Cameron
Cameron sets bar
high for those who
follow her success
Athletes of the Year 2012-13
While Emily will certainly
be remembered for her indi-
vidual accomplishments at
Warwick, moreover, she will
equally be remembered for
being a great teammate and
for offering to be positioned
wherever the team needed her
to win a meet.
Mark Daum
Warwick swim coach
NOLAN SACHS
So., Manheim Township
Defense
9 goals, 3 assists
MATT SENFT
Sr., Hempfeld
Attack
74 goals, 25 assists
46 ground balls
ALEX READY
Jr., Manheim Township
Goalie
228 saves on 322 shots
70.8 save percentage
RYAN MORGAN
Sr., Manheim Township
Midfeld
NICK VALENTINO
Sr., Hempfeld
Midfeld
42 ground balls
BRADY DOLAN
Sr., Elizabethtown
Attack
30 ground balls
BEN McCURDY
Jr., Elizabethtown
Midfeld
2 goals, 3 assists
90 ground balls
70.3 faceof winning pct.
TYLER KARPINSKI
Attack
55.17 scoring percentage
MATT SALLADE
Defense
8 goals, 4 assists
SHANE GALWAY
So., Warwick
Midfeld
10 goals, 5 assists
116 ground balls
64.5 faceof winning pct.
DAKOTA KEEFER
Jr., Ephrata
Midfeld
36 ground balls
GRIFFIN SCHULTZ
Midfeld
9 goals, 1 assist
RYAN GRUETT
Sr., Warwick
Defense
86 ground balls
Coach of the Year
Under the
guidance of Dave
Ondrusek, the
Black Knights
captured their
third L-L League
title in the last fve
years and their
frst since 2010
with a 7-6 overtime victory
over rival Manheim Township.
Hempfeld, which fnished the
year 15-6, advanced to the
District Three playofs for the
ffth straight year.
Boys Lacrosse

Ignited in the
attack by Tyler
Karpinski, left,
the Blue Streaks
claimed the L-L
regular season
title and their third
District Three
championship
in the last fve
years before
losing to three-
time defending
champion
Conestoga in the
opening round of
the PIAA playofs.
DAVE ONDRUSEK
Hempfeld
PLAYER of the YEAR
TYLER KARPINKSKI Manheim Township
Girls Lacrosse

HANNAH CORCORAN
Midfeld
MORGAN BARE
Sr., Hempfeld
Goalie
187 saves, 48.06 save pct.
TONI YUKO
Attack
ALEXANDRA RICH
So., Cedar Crest
Midfeld
SHANNON SLOSS
Sr., Penn Manor
Midfeld
80 ground balls, 59 draw
controls
EMILY McBRIDE
Midfeld
MEREDITH MICHEL
Sr., Warwick
Midfeld
35 goals, 4 assists
ERIN McCOY
Sr., Penn Manor
Attack
59 ground balls, 20 draw
controls
MOLLY HENDRICK
Midfeld
KELLY DAGGETT
So., Lanc. Country Day
Midfeld
80 draw controls, 78
ground balls
GABBY CARDINA
Attack
MEGAN BUPP
Sr., Hempfeld
Midfeld
45 draw controls, 68
ground balls
KATIE COSTANZA
Jr., Cocalico
Midfeld
47 goals, 8 assists
29 draw controls
PLAYER of the YEAR
Coach of the Year
Despite having just
one senior, Molly
Hendrick, on his
roster, Mark Pinkerton
guided the Blue
Streaks to a 22-5
record this spring,
leading Township
to the L-L Section
One title for the fourth year in a
row, its fourth straight L-L crown,
a ffth consecutive District Three
championship and a berth in the
PIAA semifnals. This is Pinkertons
second straight Coach of the Year
selection.
MARK PINKERTON
Manheim Township
Powered by Molly
Hendrick, who racked up
179 goals and 22 assists
this spring to become
Manheim Townships all-
time leading goal scorer,
the Blue Streaks won their
fourth straight Lancaster-
Lebanon title and their ffth
consecutive District Three
championship before falling
to Harriton in the PIAA
semifnals. A two-time High
School All-American who
will play at the University
of North Carolina next
year, Hendrick fnished her
career with 432 goals and
67 assists for 499 points.
MOLLY HENDRICKManheim Township

BOYS TRACK
ATHLETE of the YEAR
Boys
Track
& Field
Conestoga Valley junior Chance Post, above, overcame a lot of
obstacles hurdles en route to an outstanding 2013 season. He
won both hurdles events at the L-L League meet, then placed third
in districts and sixth in states in the high hurdles, culminating with a
career-best 14.55 at the PIAA Championships. Post was versatile
enough to be used anywhere from the 100 to the 400 in addition to the
hurdles, and was on the Buckskins400 relay team.
Manheim Central
senior Cole
Proftt, right, had
a fantastic season,
winning league,
district and state
javelin titles. He
was named to the
Pennsylvania Track
and Field Coaches
Association All-
State First Team.
He also won the
javelin crown at
the prestigious
Penn Relays. A
Penn State recruit,
Proftt achieved
all of his success
while competing
with a Lisfranc
fracture in his foot,
making all of his
accomplishments
even more
remarkable.
CHANCE POST Conestoga Valley

BOYS FIELD
ATHLETE of the YEAR
COLE PROFFITT
Manheim Central
Relays
400 Relay
Cedar Crest (Jr. Jared Brandt, Jr. Peter
Grof, So. Damon Edwards, Jr. Denzel
Pierre)
L-L champ, 43.44
District Three Class AAA 4th, 43.10
1,600 Relay
Annville-Cleona (Sr. Ben Mason, Sr.
Shawn Wolfe, Sr. Mark Bachman, Sr. Eric
Bowman)
District Three Class AA 2nd, 3:22.88
PIAA Class AA champ, 3:27.16
3,200 Relay
Annville-Cleona (Sr. Ben Mason, Sr.
Shawn Wolfe, Sr. Mark Bachman, So. Jef
Inman)
L-L 2nd, 8:03.21
District Three Class AA champ, 7:53.26
PIAA Class AA champ, 8:03.25
Boys Track & Field
Coach of the Year
Hempfelds Curt Rogers guided the
Black Knights to their ffth team title
in six seasons at the L-L League
Championships, unseating 2012
champ Conestoga Valley. Hempfeld
also went 6-0 to again claim the
Section One title.
CURT ROGERS
Hempfeld

Boys
Track & Field
J.D. AUMENT
Jr., Hempfeld
Shot Put
L-L champ, 52-2
HARRISON SCHETTLER
Sr., Penn Manor
1,600 meters
L-L champ, 4:20.19
District Three Class AAA 2nd, 4:15.31
PIAA Class AAA 8th, 4:24.88
3,200 meters
L-L champ, 9:39.36
SHAWN WOLFE
800 meters
District Three Class AA champ,
1:54.39.
DEREK DiANGELIS
Jr., Northern Lebanon
Pole Vault
L-L champ, 14-9
District Three Class AAA 3rd, 14-9
CHANCE POST
Jr., Conestoga Valley
High Hurdles
L-L champ, 14.57
District Three Class AAA 3rd, 14.86
PIAA Class AAA 6th, 14.55
Intermediate Hurdles
L-L champ, 38.64
TANNER UNGER
Jr., Hempfeld
Discus
L-L 2nd, 146-7
District Three Class AAA champ, 159-6
TORY LONG
So., Hempfeld
200 meters
L-L champ, 22.44
BEN MASON
400 meters
District Three Class AA champ, 48.98
PIAA Class AA 2nd, 50.26
DENZEL PIERRE
Jr., Cedar Crest
100 meters
L-L champ, 10.89
TYREE BALLENGER
Jr., McCaskey
High Jump
L-L champ, 6-6
PIAA Class AAA 5th, 6-6
EDWARD MOORE
Jr., Columbia
Triple Jump
L-L champ, 42-10
COLE PROFFITT
Javelin
L-L champ, 204-1
PIAA Class AAA champ, 201-0
AUSTIN HAAS
Sr., Garden Spot
Long Jump
L-L champ, 21-9
District Three Class AAA, 5th, 21-6
SECTION ONE
FIRST TEAM
Name (School) Position
Nolan Myers (Hempfeld) ...............................C
Lazaro Duvergel (McCaskey) ...................INF
Miguel Torres (McCaskey) ........................INF
Brandon Stone (Penn Manor) .................... OF
Nick Yarnall (Hempfeld) ............................. OF
Aaron Taylor (McCaskey) ......................... OF
Tyler Morris (Warwick) .............................. OF
Cory Gantz (Hempfeld) ..............................DH
Camden Hess (Hempfeld) .............................P
James Hartman (McCaskey).......................P
Conor Bawiec (Cedar Crest) ................ P/OF
Travis Reapsome (Warwick) ...............P/INF
Zac Burke (Penn Manor) .......................P/INF
SECOND TEAM
Dan Vucovich (Manheim Township) ..........C
Josh Hammaker (Cedar Crest) ...................C
Ian Hart (Warwick) ..........................................C
Devin Elder (Cedar Crest) ..........................INF
Ben Keyser (Warwick) ................................INF
Ian Eriksson (Manheim Township) ...........INF
Anthony Dornes (Hempfeld) .....................INF
Mike Wealand (Cedar Crest) ..................... OF
Ryan Dornes (Manheim Township) ......... OF
Miguel Reyna (McCaskey) ........................ OF
Jon Peterson (Hempfeld) ..............................P
Carter Krick (Manheim Township) ............P
Chris Schroll (Hempfeld) ................................P
SECTION TWO
FIRST TEAM
TJ Stephens (Elizabethtown) .................... OF
Nathaniel Cardona (Conestoga Valley) .. OF
Jake Terry (Cocalico) .................................. OF
Devin Eberly (Elizabethtown) ......................C
Matt Herbener (Ephrata) ...........................INF
Paul Larusso (Ephrata) ...............................INF
Daulton Martin (Conestoga Valley) .........INF
Luke Longenecker (Elizabethtown) ........INF
Devin Eberly (Elizabethtown) ......................C
Zack Leonard (Solanco) .................................P
Brandon Miller (Ephrata) ........................P/3B
Seth Griffth (Ephrata) ....................................P
Harrison Ault (Solanco) ...............................DH
Colin Albright (Ephrata) .................................C
SECOND TEAM
Daniel Caricabeur (Lebanon) ..................... OF
Jeremy Marshall (Cocalico) ....................... OF
Ryan Mascia (Elizabethtown) ................... OF
Michael Medero (Lebanon) ........................INF
Darrin Rutledge (Solanco) ..........................INF
Shawn Szivos (Elizabethtown) ..................INF
Mike Kinderwater (Elizabethtown) ....INF/P
Aaron Blain (Conestoga Valley) ...................C
Josh Wilkinson (Elizabethtown) ...................P
Scott Liebl (Ephrata) .......................................P
Brenden Martin (Conestoga Valley) ..........P
Orlando Gonzalez (Lebanon) ........................P
Cameron Martin (Lebanon) ..........................P
SECTION THREE
FIRST TEAM
Dave Drescher (Garden Spot) .................. OF
Baseball
Ben Bomberger (Manheim Central) ........ OF
Sam Meck (Lampeter-Strasburg) ........... OF
Dylan Houseal (Donegal) ............................. OF
Alex Groff (Garden Spot) ...........................INF
Chris Kreider (Elco) ......................................INF
Colin Fry (Manheim Central)......................INF
Tyson Petersheim (Garden Spot) ............INF
Drew Bene (Northern Lebanon) ..................C
Cameron Enck (Lampeter-Strasburg) ......P
Trey Eberly (Manheim Central) ..................P
Michael Houseal (Donegal) ....................P/INF
Andrew Bucher (Manheim Central) ...P/INF
SECOND TEAM
Darrin Shirk (Northern Lebanon) ............. OF
Logan Eby (Garden Spot) ........................... OF
Jake Stager (Elco) ........................................ OF
Justin Anspacher (Donegal) ....................... OF
John Gote (Lampeter-Strasburg) ............INF
Matt Wright (Lampeter-Strasburg) .......INF
Austin Mellinger (Donegal) .........................INF
Brett Brooks (Lampeter-Strasburg) ......INF
Reagan Hershey (Lampeter-Strasburg) ..C
Chris Robinson (Donegal) ...............................C
Dalton Garrett (Donegal) ..............................P
Alex Brown (Lampeter-Strasburg) ............P
Kohner Morgan (Lampeter-Strasburg) ....P
SECTION FOUR
FIRST TEAM
Mac McCafferty (Lancaster Catholic) ......C
Mitch Stoltzfus (Pequea Valley) ..................C
Bryan Haberstroh (Lanc. Catholic) ..........INF
William Burger (Lanc. Catholic) ............INF/P
Mike Stoltzfus (Pequea Valley) .................INF
Mitch Rodkey (Annville-Cleona) ...............INF
Dylan Beiler (Pequea Valley) ................ OF/P
Paul Frederickson (Lanc. Mennonite)..... OF
Adam Connor (Annville-Cleona) ............... OF
Tom Mattaini (Lancaster Catholic) ............P
Joe Yourgal (Lancaster Catholic) .......P/INF
SECOND TEAM
James Huber (Lancaster Catholic) ..........INF
Kolton Petersheim (Pequea Valley) ........INF
Braden Elliott (Annville-Cleona) ................INF
Matt Hess (Lancaster Mennonite) ...........INF
Tom Mattaini (Lancaster Catholic) ......... OF
Zack Southall (Annville-Cleona) ................ OF
Adam Harnish (Lancaster Mennonite) ... OF
Mitch Rodkey (Annville-Cleona) ..................P
Tanner Fitting (Annville-Cleona) ..................P
Mike Stoltzfus (Pequea Valley) ....................P
SECTION ONE
FIRST TEAM
Name (School, Grade) Position
Tessa Eckman (Warwick, Jr.)......................P
Madyson Popalis (Hempfeld, So.) ........P/3B
Lacy Smith (Manheim Twp. , So. ..........P/3B
Reilly Gearhart (Manheim Twp., Fr.) ..P/3B
Kayla Seyfert (Cedar Crest, Sr.) ..........P/SS
Jordin Behn (McCaskey, Sr.) .................P/SS
Brittany Martinez (McCaskey, Sr.) ............C
Mikahla Pomarici (Penn Manor, Jr.) ... C/OF
Lyndsy Shaubach (Hempfeld, Jr.) .............1B
Annie Hartman (Hempfeld, Sr.) .................2B
Softball
Boys Tennis
SECTION ONE
FIRST TEAM
Colin Muraika ............................... Cedar Crest
Darren Mast .......................Conestoga Valley
Gabriel Murcia .....................................Ephrata
Derek Hagino ................................... Hempfeld
Tony Deimler .....................................Warwick
HONORABLE MENTION
Bobby Belser ..................Manheim Township
SECTION TWO
FIRST TEAM
Zach Weinhold .................................... Cocalico
Eric Ebersole ........................................Donegal
Adam Bahney ............................................. Elco
Caleb Harnish .......................Lanc. Mennonite
Josh Kaiser ......................... Manheim Central
HONORABLE MENTION
Gaeln McNaughton .................................... Elco
Josh Riley ......................... Lancaster Catholic
Jack Rathmell .................... Manheim Central
Katie Gable (Cedar Crest, Jr.) ....................2B
Victoria Byler (Warwick, Jr.) .....................2B
Jennarae Garver (Manheim Twp., Sr.) ...2B
Kendall Beck (Hempfeld, Sr.) ......................SS
Kerri Estep (Penn Manor, Sr.) ....................SS
Netanyia Valentin (Cedar Crest, Sr.) ....... OF
Cassidy Godber (Warwick, Sr.) ................ OF
Kyra Brakefeld (Hempfeld, Fr.) ............... OF
Kathleen Zogorski (Man. Twp., Jr.) ......... OF
HONORABLE MENTION
Kate Hohman (Hempfeld, Jr.) ......................P
Katie Ford (Cedar Crest, Jr.) ........................C
Lexie Diaz (Penn Manor, Jr.) ................. C/OF
Nikole Rottkamp (Warwick, Jr.) ................1B
Julie Armstrong (Penn Manor, Jr.) ... 1B/OF
Victoria Kauffman (Penn Manor, Jr.) ....1B/P
Madi Derr (Warwick, Sr.) ............................SS
Mary Thorsen (Manheim Twp., Sr.) .........SS
Mariah Flawd (McCaskey, So.) ................. OF
SECTION TWO
FIRST TEAM
Caitlyn Armstrong (Solanco, Fr.) .................P
Kortnee Kreider (Solanco, Jr.)......................P
Nicole Allen (Conestoga Valley, Jr.) ............P
Jenna Yarger (Ephrata, So.).........................P
Mariah Rodriguez (Lebanon , Fr.) ................P
Heather Secord (Elizabethtown, Jr.) ...P/SS
Kirsten Kauffman (Ephrata, Sr.) .................C
Kelly Martin (Conestoga Valley, Sr.) ........2B
Morgan Almodovar (Con. Valley, So.) .....3B
Paige Beiler (Cocalico, Sr.) ...........................3B
Marbeth Ault (Solanco, So.) ........................SS
Val Hernley (Elizabethtown, Sr.) ...............SS
Gloriann Plank (Conestoga Valley, Sr.) ....SS
Brittany Fisher (Solanco, Jr.) ......................3B
Samantha Graver (Solanco, Jr.) ............... OF
Lauren Stricker (Cocalico, Jr.) ................... OF
Jenna Lawville (Cocalico, So.) .................... OF
Tori Miles (Elizabethtown, Sr.) .................. OF
HONORABLE MENTION
Sarah Young (Cocalico, Jr.) ...........................P
Joanie Miller (Conestoga Valley, So.) .........C
Kalie Rice (Elizabethtown, Jr.) ....................2B
Britt Ritter (Ephrata, Fr.) .............................SS
SECTION THREE
FIRST TEAM
Sophie Leaman (Donegal, Jr.) .......................P
Sara McKee (Manheim Central, Sr.) ..........P
Courtney Martin (Lamp.-Strasburg, Jr.)...P
Taylor Martin (Garden Spot, Fr.) ................P
Madi Emenheiser (Donegal, Sr.) ..................C
Isabella Miranda (Lamp.-Strasburg, Jr.) ...C
Rachel Clippinger (Man. Central , Sr.) .......1B
Sara Braungard (Lamp.-Strasburg, So.) ....1B
Hayley Bollinger (Donegal , Sr.) ..................2B
Ashley Lechner (Lamp.-Strasburg, Sr.) ...2B
Paige Stuppy (Northern Lebanon, Sr.) .....3B
Steph Gainer (Donegal, Sr.) .........................SS
Aerika High (Manheim Central, Sr.) ..........SS
Katelyn Grazan (Manheim Central, Sr.) .... OF
Madelyn Shaak (Elco, Sr.)........................... OF
Cheyenne Hassler (Elco, Jr. ........................ OF
Jessica Kreiser (Nor. Lebanon, Fr.) .......... OF
HONORABLE MENTION
Miranda Becker (Manheim Central, Sr.) ...C
Bethany Hess (Elco, So.) ................................C
Courtney Petersheim (Garden Spot, So.) ....C
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Boys Volleyball
SECTION ONE
FIRST TEAM
Name (School, Grade) Position
Lucas Charney (Penn Manor, Sr.) ............OH
Garret Dimm (Hempfeld, Sr.) ...................OH
Andrew Eudy (Cedar Crest, Jr.) .................M
Dawson Funk (Penn Manor, So.) ................. S
Mitch Gregg (Hempfeld, Sr.) ........................ L
Ben Naumann (Hempfeld, So.) ...............Opp.
Devon Reis (Penn Manor, Sr.) ................Opp.
Jordan Shultz (Ephrata, Sr.) ....................Opp.
Claire Shaak (Elco, So.) .................................3B
Katrina Martin (Donegal, Sr.) .....................3B
Molly Mount (Northern Lebanon, So.) ......SS
Erin Tirko (Donegal, So.) ............................. OF
Trisha Hassinger (Garden Spot, Jr.) ........ OF
SECTION FOUR
FIRST TEAM
Amanda Houck (Pequea Valley, Jr.) ..........P
Chrisi Lerchen (Annville-Cleona, Jr.) ...........P
Kaleigh Gerringer (Lanc. Menn., So.) ..........P
Kiley Sharp (Lancaster Catholic, Sr.) ..........P
Amelia Clay (Lebanon Catholic, Sr.) .....P/1B
Haley Hirn (Annville-Cleona, Jr.) ..................C
Ashlyn Phillips (Columbia, Sr.) .......................C
Francesca Genoese (Lanc. Menn., Sr.) ....1B
Valerie Stoltzfus (Pequea Valley, Sr.) ......1B
Ashley Schoenstadt (Pequea Valley, Jr.) ....2B
Ashley Sargent (Lanc. Catholic, Sr.) .........2B
Victoria Dehaven (Pequea Valley, Jr.) ....3B
Jenna Plastino (Columbia, Sr.) ....................3B
Anique Varela (Annville-Cleona, Jr.) ........SS
Sarah Mahoney (Lanc. Catholic, Jr.) ........SS
Jenai Plowden (Columbia, Jr.).....................SS
Darian Brenner (Annville-Cleona, Sr.) ..... OF
HONORABLE MENTION
Deryn Fink (Lebanon Catholic, Sr.) ..............C
Kellie Wallace (Pequea Valley, Jr.) ..............C
Ketura Landis (Lanc. Mennonite, Sr.) .......2B
Abby Shay (Lebanon Catholic, Sr.) ...........SS
Abby Adams (Lancaster Catholic, Jr.) ... OF
Megan Seibert (Columbia, Jr.) ................... OF
Katie Adams (Lanc. Mennonite, Jr.) ........ OF
Colby Weit (Warwick, Sr.) ............................M
SECOND TEAM
Chris Booth, Hempfeld, So.) .......................OH
Conner Herbert (Penn Manor, Jr.) .............M
Killian Klopp (Cedar Crest, Sr.) ..................OH
Kurt Maysilles (Warwick, Jr.) ....................OH
Kyle Newcomer (Manheim Twp.. Sr.) ..Opp.
Cody Rhiner (Ephrata, Sr.) ............................ S
Jonathan Ruhl (Man. Twp., Jr.) ..... OH/Opp.
Gavin Shaffer (Warwick, Jr.) .................Opp.
Zach Walter (Hempfeld, Sr.)........................M
HONORABLE MENTION
Mark Dano (Penn Manor, Sr.) ...................... L
Zach Gingrich (Warwick, Jr.) .......................M
Dustin Hornberger (Penn Manor, Sr.) ........ L
Alex Modrzecki (Ephrata, Fr.) ..................... L
Ahmed Nasr (Cedar Crest, Sr.) ...................M
Sam Prescott (Hempfeld, Jr.) ...................... S
Chad Schmerse (Manheim Twp., Sr.) .....OH
Wyatt Wingenroth (Warwick, Sr.) ........Opp.
SECTION TWO
FIRST TEAM
Brayden Fahnestock (Man. Cent. Sr.) ..Opp.
Josiah Hershberger (Man. Cent., Sr.) ........M
Cole Hoover (Lanc. Mennonite, Sr.) ............ L
Robbie Lawyer (Lanc. Mennonite, Sr.)....... S
Jerel Sensenig (Lanc. Mennonite, Sr.) ......OH
Jon Snader (Lanc. Mennonite, Sr.) .............M
Luke Spang (Manheim Central, Sr.) ...........M
Nick Weaver (Lanc. Mennonite, Sr.) ........... S
Zach Weaver (Garden Spot, Sr.) ..............OH
SECOND TEAM
Andrew Barton (Con. Valley, Jr.) ..........Opp.
Tucker Ford (Manheim Central, So.) .......OH
Alex Genova (Cocalico, Sr.)........................... L
Caleb Gish (Lanc. Mennonite, Sr.) .............OH
Matt High (Garden Spot, Jr.)......................OH
Justin Kotzmoyer (Elizabethtown, Sr.) ...... L
Alex Myers (Garden Spot, Jr.) ....................M
Wes Rathman (Cocalico, Sr.) .....................OH
Juston Wingenroth (Elizabethtown, Sr.) .OH
HONORABLE MENTION
Mike Carty (Cocalico, Sr.) ..........................OH
Logan Finley (Elizabethtown, Sr.) ............. DS
Nate Ginder (Manheim Central, Sr.) ........OH
Micah Hostetter (Garden Spot, Jr.) ............ S
Freeman Miller (Lebanon, Sr.) .....................M
Anderson Nguyen (Con. Valley, Jr.) .........OH
Shawn Sauder (Manheim Central, Sr.)....... L
Jeshurun Shuman (Lanc. Menn. , Sr.) ....Opp.
Mitch Stauffer (Cocalico, So.) .................Opp.
Boys Track & Field
100
1. Joe Vedilago, Northern Lebanon ......10.6
2. Malik Parsons, Garden Spot ..............10.8
3. Ethan Schmalhofer, Con. Valley .....10.82
4. Cevaughn Caldwell, Garden Spot ...10.83
5. Denzel Pierre, Cedar Crest ..............10.89
6. Tory Long, Hempfeld ..........................10.9
200
1. Joe Vedilago, Northern Lebanon ....22.04
2. Tory Long, Hempfeld ........................22.08
3. Dustin Koenig, Hempfeld ....................22.1
4. Ethan Schmalhofer, Con. Valley .....22.26
5. LaVonta Jones, Penn Manor ...........22.67
6. Ben Mason, Annville-Cleona ..............22.7
6. Jeronimo Rodriguez, Lebanon ...........22.7
400
1. Ben Mason, Annville-Cleona ............48.98
2. Joe Vedilago, Northern Lebanon ....49.08
3. Elias Bogale, Conestoga Valley .......49.89
4. Tory Long, Hempfeld ..........................50.0
5. Geronimo Rodriguez, Lebanon ........50.34
6. Wade Beamesderfer, Man. Cent. ...50.50
800
1. Shawn Wolfe, Annville-Cleona ......1:54.39
2. Travis Wells, Penn Manor .............1:58.14
3. Austin Stetler, Penn Manor ...........1:58.22
4. Carl Rowits, Ephrata ......................1:58.70
5. Ben Mueller, Warwick ......................1:59.2
5. William Bragg, Cedar Crest ............1:59.2
1,600
1. Harrison Schettler, Penn Manor ..4:15.31
2. Ben Mueller, Warwick ....................4:20.02
3. James Martin, Garden Spot .........4:23.62
4. Andrew Birk, Hempfeld .................4:23.92
5. Shawn Wolfe, Annville-Cleona ........4:24.1
6. Jonathan Bitner, Penn Manor ........4:24.8
3,200
1. James Martin, Garden Spot .........9:33.53
2. Harrison Schettler, Penn Manor ..9:33.98
3. Jonathan Bitner, Penn Manor ......9:37.17
4. Will Bragg, Cedar Crest .................9:47.36
5. Sam Wolde, Ephrata .......................9:47.86
6. Jared Nisly, Lanc. Mennonite ........9:49.05
110 HURDLES
1. Chance Post, Conestoga Valley ......14.28
2. Devon Santos, Hempfeld ...................14.4
4. Reilin Mejia, McCaskey .......................14.9
5. Mike Harrison, Garden Spot ..............15.0
6. Mitchell Weaver, Cedar Crest ...........15.3
300 HURDLES
1. Chance Post, Conestoga Valley ......38.32
2. Devon Santos, Hempfeld .................38.72
3. Mitchell Weaver, Cedar Crest .........39.85
4. Malik Parsons, Garden Spot ............40.01
5. Andrew Pogue, Hempfeld ................40.91
6. Reilin Mejia, McCaskey .....................40.99
400 RELAY
1. Hempfeld ...............................................42.9
(Koenig, Zeamer, Santos, Long)
2. Cedar Crest .........................................43.10
(Groff, Edwards, Brandt, Pierre)
3. McCaskey ...........................................43.44
(Rushemeza, Cherry, Vasquez, Ballenger)
4. Conestoga Valley ...............................43.48
(Hernandez, Post, Brown, Schmalhofer)
5. Garden Spot ..........................................44.0
(Parsons, Harrison, Haas, Caldwell)
6. Penn Manor .........................................44.08
(L. Jones, Viruet, Guerrero, Stone)
1,600 RELAY
1. Annville-Cleona ................................3:22.88
(Bowman, Bachman, Wolfe, Mason)
2. Elco .....................................................3:24.04
(Hartman, Schultz, Keefer, Gordon)
3. Conestoga Valley ............................3:25.24
(Post, Cardina, Schmalhofer, Bogale)
4. Manheim Central ............................3:25.95
(Beamesderfer, Erk, Lachman, Hepner)
5. Penn Manor ......................................3:27.42
(L. Jones, Viruet, Schettler, T. Wells)
6. Cedar Crest ........................................3:27.8
(Henriquez, Groff, Brandt, Candelerio)
3,200 RELAY
1. Annville-Cleona ................................7:53.67
(Bachman, Mason, Inman, Wolfe)
2. Cedar Crest ........................................8:00.4
(Bomgardner, Cruise, Glosser, Bragg)
3. Manheim Central ............................8:00.63
(Shimer, Erk, Lachman, Hepner)
4. McCaskey ........................................8:04.20
(Macklin, Hopkins, Myers, Trump)
5. Penn Manor ......................................8:11.44
(Stetler, Bitner, Schettler, Wells)
6. Manheim Township ........................8:15.16
(Bui, Maillie, Stambaugh, McNair)
SHOT PUT
1. J. D. Aument, Hempfeld ..................... 52-2
2. Tanner Unger, Hempfeld ............... 52-1
3. Tyler Hoag, Manheim Central .......... 52-1
4. Alex Wilson, Garden Spot .................. 49-0
5. Ryan Young, Cedar Crest .............. 47-7
5. Cain Resch, McCaskey ...................... 47-2
DISCUS
1. Tanner Unger, Hempfeld ................ 170-6
2. Marcus Disbrow, N. Lebanon ......... 164-6
3. David Lucas, Warwick ................... 156-10
4. J. D. Aument, Hempfeld ................. 147-11
5. Austin Brinser, Elizabethtown ........ 146-9
6. Bobby Givler, Conestoga Valley .... 141-4
JAVELIN
1. Cole Profftt, Manheim Central .... 205-11
2. Jhett Janis, Cocalico ......................... 204-6
3. Spencer Moser, Cocalico ................. 189-5
4. Tanner Unger, Hempfeld .............. 186-11
5. Ryan Brooks, Conestoga Valley .... 177-6
Luis Marcelion, Penn Manor ............. 176-11
LONG JUMP
1. Max Mahan, Garden Spot .............. 22-2
1. Tyree Ballenger, McCaskey .......... 22-2
3. Austin Haas, Garden Spot ............ 21-10
4. Adrian Viruet, Penn Manor ............ 21-9
5. Rafael Mateo, Lanc. Catholic ......... 21-8
6. Diante Cherry, McCaskey ............. 21-8
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Edward Moore, Columbia .............. 43-9
2. Darion Whitfeld, Con. Valley .......... 42-11
3. Justus Norman, Con. Valley ........... 42-9
4. Jason Louis, Cedar Crest ................ 42-7
5. Toby Kreider, Solanco ....................... 42-2
6. J. P. Conroy, Lamp.-Strasburg ...... 42-1
HIGH JUMP
1. Tyree Ballenger, McCaskey ............... 6-6
2. Max Mahan, Garden Spot ................... 6-5
3. Shea Evans, Cocalico............................ 6-4
4. Charles Evans, McCaskey .................. 6-3
5. Anthony Brown, Conestoga Valley ... 6-2
5. Adam Karl, Hempfeld .......................... 6-2
POLE VAULT
1. Derek DiAngelis, N. Lebanon ............15-0
2. Zac Norman, Lebanon ........................14-6
3. Dan Neiswender, Cedar Crest ..........13-9
4. Hunter Johnson, Solanco ...................13-6
4. Austin Haas, Garden Spot .................13-6
6. Isaac Robins, Lanc. Mennonite .........13-0
6. Daniel Cavendar, Lanc. Catholic ......13-0
6. Zach Martin, Conestoga Valey ........13-0
Girls Track & Field
100
1. Sarah Helgeson, Hempfeld ................12.1
2. Ciara Lilly, McCaskey .........................12.3
3. Lindsey Kreider, Lanc. Mennonite ..12.36
4. Nesta Petit-Ton, Garden Spot ...........12.4
4. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata ..............................12.4
4. Katie Gable, Cedar Crest ....................12.4
200
1. Sarah Helgeson, Hempfeld ..............25.15
2. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata ............................25.72
3. Katie Gable, Cedar Crest ....................25.8
5. Nesta Petit-Ton, Garden Spot ...........26.0
6. Ciara Lilly, McCaskey .........................26.2
400
1. Sarah Hegelson, Hempfeld ..............57.15
2. Meredith Newman, Man. Twp. .......57.84
3. Karlee Farr, Donegal .........................58.15
4. Mary Witmer, Ephrata .......................59.0
5. Sarah Gottschalk, Man. Twp. .........59.82
6. Jada Dunsen, Lanc. Mennonite .........59.9
800
1. Meredith Newman, Man. Twp. ....2:14.43
2. Joslin Sellers, Lamp.-Strasburg ....2:15.44
3. Greta Lindsley, Penn Manor .........2:16.03
4. Marissa Gingrich, Cocalico ............2:16.57
5. Rachel Mueller, Warwick ..............2:18.70
6. Olivia Esbenshade, Elizabethtown ...2:19.54
1,600
2. Joslin Sellers, Lamp.-Strasburg ....5:05.97
3. Danae Peters, Man. Central .........5:06.77
4. Rachel Mueller, Warwick ..............5:19.26
5. Olivia Esbenshade, Elizabethtown ....5:21.3
6. Briana Thomas, Hempfeld ............5:22.49
3,200
2. Danae Peters, Man. Central ...... 11:22.94
3. Shannon Cruz, Lanc. Catholic .......11:33.5
4. Chloe Mattilio, Lanc. Mennonite .... 11:36.96
5. Mackenzie Shiner, Cedar Crest .... 11:43.73
6. Martha Boben, McCaskey ............11:46.0
100 HURDLES
1. Mary Witmer, Ephrata .....................14.68
2. Hannah Williams, Garden Spot ........14.87
3. Ashley Strenko, Cocalico ....................16.0
4. Erin Gamble, Hempfeld ....................16.18
5. Georgia Cleary, Lanc. Catholic ..........16.3
300 HURDLES
1. Mary Witmer, Ephrata .....................42.11
2. Hannah Williams, Garden Spot ........44.52
3. Kaylyn West, Elizabethtown ...........47.38
4. Erin Gamble, Hempfeld ....................47.52
5. Georgia Cleary, Lanc. Catholic ........48.18
6. Savanna Stauffer, Con. Valley ..........48.6
400 RELAY
1. Hempfeld .............................................49.57
(Friedman, Davis, Klag, Bland)
3. Ephrata ................................................50.19
(Pfautz, Davis, Ka. Liebl, Ke. Liebl)
3. McCaskey ...........................................50.68
(Paige, Bomberger, Bain, Lilly)
4. Cocalico ................................................50.74
(Sensenig, Wahl, Johnson, Glass)
4. Garden Spot ........................................50.74
(Martin, Styer, Blank, Petit-Ton)
6. Cedar Crest ...........................................51.3
(Kauffman, Sees, Smith, Gable)
1,600 RELAY
1. Ephrata .............................................3:59.73
(Ke. Liebl, Witmer, Castillo, Crills,)
2. Lampeter-Strasburg ......................4:03.93
(Stoltzfus, Gilbert, Pritchard, Reynolds)
3. Manheim Township ........................4:05.29
(Ross, Newman, Richards, Gottschalk)
2. Hempfeld ..........................................4:06.67
(Yoder, Brunner, Thomas, King)
4. Cocalico .............................................4:08.54
(Sensenig, Me. Gingrich, Ma. Gingrich, High)
6. Penn Manor ......................................4:11.48
(Freeman, Gibson, Maisano, Lindsley)
3,200 RELAY
1. Hempfeld ..........................................9:30.98
(Kurcina, Thomas, Nolan, Yoder)
2. Solanco ..............................................9:46.05
(Crum, Allport, Yoder, Eberly)
3. Ephrata ...............................................9:48.1
(Castillo, Wilkerson, Carvell, Hurst)
4. Cedar Crest ......................................9:57.88
(Hess, Echard, Shiner, Smith)
5. Lancaster Mennonite .....................9:58.21
(Stoltzfus, Landis, Brubaker, Martin)
6. Warwick ............................................9:59.53
(Griffth, Graber Shields, Mueller)
SHOT PUT
1. Emily Stauffer, Cocalico .................. 43-10
2. Sunfower Greene, Con. Valley ...... 40-2
3. Madison Montalto, Solanco ........... 39-5
4. Avree Wright, Annville-Cleona ..... 39-1
5. Ivory Taltoan, Lanc. Catholic ....... 38-11
6. Shanna Sweigart, Cedar Crest ......... 38-8
DISCUS
1. Danita Sauder, Garden Spot ...........122-6
2. Ali Kohl, Garden Spot ........................116-9
3. Rebecca Grube, Cocalico ................112-3
3. Crystal Hartman, Ephrata ..............112-3
5. Shanna Sweigart, Cedar Crest .......108-0
6. Madison Montalto, Solanco ............106-8
JAVELIN
1. Maddy George, Garden Spot ......... 132-6
2. Tiffany Heisey, Elizabethtown ....... 130-7
3. Crystal Hartman, Ephrata ............ 129-11
4. Alecia Rohrer, Hempfeld ................. 124-9
5. Emily Conklin, Solanco ..................... 119-6
6. Karly Shultz, Lamp.-Strasburg ...... 119-2
LONG JUMP
1. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata .......................... 17-7
2. Hannah Knowlton, Lanc. Catholic .... 16-11
3. Kathleen Gilbertson, Elco .................. 16-6
4. Renee Weigand, Man. Central ....... 16-1
5. Cassandra Houser, Lanc. Catholic .... 16-1
5. Skylar Butcher, Con. Valley ........... 16-1
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Mary Witmer, Ephrata ...................... 37-1
2. Anya Hong, McCaskey ................... 36-6
3. Claire Davis, Hempfeld ................... 35-9
4. Hannah Knowlton, Lanc. Catholic .. 34-11
5. Greta Mellinger, Lamp.-Strasburg ..... 34-7
6. Erica Voigt, Ephrata ........................ 33-6
HIGH JUMP
1. Savannah Stauffer, Con. Valley ......... 5-3
2. Sidni Peiffer, Annville-Cleona .............. 5-2
3. Ashley Strenko, Cocalico ..................... 5-2
4. Tonya Martin, Garden Spot ................ 5-1
4. Sheridan McNeill, Warwick ................. 5-1
6. Karoline Loretan, Lanc. Catholic ........ 5-0
6. Isabella Loretan, Lanc. Catholic.......... 5-0
6. Madeline Tropp, Lamp.-Strasburg ... 5-0
6. Isaballa Ageson, Manheim Central .... 5-0
6. Alex Siebecker, Annville-Cleona ........ 5-0
POLE VAULT
1. Erin Winters, Lebanon ..................... 11-6
2. Danielle Poletti, Hempfeld ................. 11-6
3. Samantha Becker, Ann.-Cleona....... 11-4
4. Jordan Hess, Penn Manor ................. 11-0
4. Kayla Garpstas, Hempfeld ............... 11-0
4. Hannah Williams, Garden Spot ......... 11-0
Overall Most Valuable Player
Molly Hendrick............ Manheim Township
Most Valuable Players
Katie Costanza ................................ Cocalico
Kelly Daggett .........Lanc. Country Day/LC
Eryn McCoy .............................. Penn Manor
Toni Yuko .................... Manheim Township
Most Valuable Goalie
Morgan Bare ................................. Hempfeld
SECTION ONE
FIRST TEAM
Name, School Position
Morgan Bare, Hempfeld ................... Goalie
Morgan Brogan, Hempfeld ............ Midfeld
Megan Bupp, Hempfeld .................. Midfeld
Gabby Cardina, Manheim Twp. ..... Attack
Katie Costanza, Cocalico ................ Midfeld
McKenna Edwards, Penn Manor .... Midfeld
Cortney Gensemer, Cocalico ........ Midfeld
Molly Hendrick, Manheim Twp. ..... Attack
Emily McBride, Manheim Twp. .... Midfeld
Emily McCoy, Penn Manor ............ Midfeld
Eryn McCoy, Penn Manor .............. Attack
Meredith Michel, Warwick ............ Midfeld
Shannon Sloss, Pen Manor ............. Midfeld
Jess Talbot, Warwick ...................... Attack
Toni Yuko, Manheim Twp. .............. Attack
HONORABLE MENTION
Goalie Lauren Ali, Penn Manor.
Attack Shannon Barto, Hempfeld;
Brooke Fritz, Cocalico; Alex White, War-
wick.
Midfeld Alexandra Clay, Hempfeld.
Defense Maddie Eberly, Manheim
Twp.; Julia Stauffer, Cocalico; Kat Tor-
rance, Manheim Twp.; Courtney Weaver,
Warwick; Hannah Willig, Penn Manor.
SECTION TWO
FIRST TEAM
Name, School Position
Angel Adams, Garden Spot ........... Midfeld
Paige Brown, LCD/LC ..................... Midfeld
Hannah Corcoran, CV ..................... Midfeld
Kelly Daggett, LCD/LC ................... Midfeld
Malia Dickson, Conestoga Valley ... Defense
Holly Frantz, Garden Spot ................. Goalie
Ashley Gochenaur, Lamp.-Stras. ... Midfeld
Annika Harder, Cedar Crest ........... Attack
Caroline Kolva, LCD/LC .................. Midfeld
Madison Long, Lamp.-Strasburg .... Midfeld
Brooke Overly, Ephrata ................. Midfeld
Alexandra Rich, Cedar Crest ........ Midfeld
Kate Smucker, Conestoga Valley.... Midfeld
Jayme Verman, LCD/LC ................. Attack
Nichole Wagner, Cedar Crest ......... Attack
HONORABLE MENTION
Goalie Katie Hammaker, Ephrata.
Attack Molly Ammons, Garden Spot.
Midfeld Rachel Anderson, Ephrata;
Julia Steckbeck, Cedar Crest. Defense
Hunter Bradley, Lamp.-Stras.; Kali Lapp,
Conestoga Valley.
Girls Lacrosse
FIRST TEAM
Player, School Position
Matt Senft, Hempfeld ...................... Attack
Tyler Karpinski, Manheim Twp. .... Attack
Brady Dolan, Elizabethtown ........... Attack
Ryan Morgan, Manheim Twp. ...... Midfeld
Dakota Keefer, Ephrata................. Midfeld
Nick Valentino, Hempfeld .............. Midfeld
Matt Sallade, Manheim Twp. ....... Defense
Ryan Gruett, Warwick .................. Defense
Nolan Sachs, Manheim Twp. ........ Defense
Ben McCurdy, E-town ...Spec.-Faceoff/Mid
Griffn Schultz, MT ...Spec.-Long Stick/MF
Shane Galway, War. ....Spec.-Faceoff/Mid
Alex Ready, Manheim Twp. ............. Goalie
SECOND TEAM
Player, School Position
Brady Charles, Penn Manor ........... Attack
Cory Myer, Conestoga Valley ....... Attack
Zach Ward, Hempfeld ..................... Attack
Adam Hess, Penn Manor ................ Midfeld
Austin Farwell, Elizabethtown ...... Midfeld
Austin Minnich, Warwick ............... Midfeld
Connor Ream, Penn Manor .......... Defense
Zach Wentzel, Hempfeld ............... Defense
Troy Karpinski, Manheim Twp. ... Defense
Joel Skinner, E-town...Spec.-Long Stick/MF
Teddy Mazaheri, L-S ....Spec.-Faceoff/MF
Coleman Wagner, War. ..Spec-Long Stick/MF
Adam Polett, Warwick ...................... Goalie
HONORABLE MENTION
Attack Justin Hoover, Ephrata; Nate
Patterson, L-S; Chris Augeri, Manheim
Twp.; Ryan Miller, Manheim Twp.; Colin
Cammauf, Ephrata; Hunter Diem, CV.
Midfeld Justin Bradley, Garden
Spot; Hayden Miller, Hempfeld; Willy Hen-
drick, Manheim Twp.; Kyle Madonna, Penn
Manor; Tyler Black, Cedar Crest; Cullen
Dussinger, Hempfeld; Andre Zimmerman,
Lanc. Mennonite; Wyatt Barnett, Penn
Manor; Sean Valentino, Hempfeld; Davis
Carr, Manheim Twp.
Defense Matt Faller, Ephrata; Ryan
Fitzpatrick, Hempfeld; Kelby Klahold, E-
town; Tyler Gross, Penn Manor; Andrew
B. Funk, Penn Manor; Justin Drescher, E-
town; Anthony Zangari, Lancaster Country
Boys Lacrosse
Day/Lancaster Catholic; Armando Tyson,
Lanc. Mennonite; Mac Meyer, Cedar Crest;
Wes Sawyer, Ephrata.
Faceoff Christian Durkota, Hempfeld;
Trent Daggett, LCD/LC.
Long Stick Midfeld Teagan Pfautz,
Ephrata; Wyatt Green, Penn Manor; Bryce
Muir, Hempfeld; Chase Pirozzi, L-S.
Short Stick Defensive Midfeld Mason
Buccilla, Warwick; Andy Moore, Ephrata;
Joe Day, Hempfeld; Kevin Reinhart, Penn
Manor.
Goalie Damon Cummins, Penn Man-
or; Nick Kirk, Penn Manor; Justin Mease,
Ephrata; Jake Gerber, E-town; Mike Geph-
art, Cedar Crest.
ALL-AMERICAN
Ryan Morgan .............. Manheim Township
Alex Ready .................. Manheim Township
Matt Senft ..................................... Hempfeld
Nick Valentino ............................... Hempfeld
ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN
Austin Minnich, Warwick; Tyler Karpin-
ski, Manheim Twp.

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