L A N C A S T E R - L E B A N O N

L E A G U E

SPRING ALL STARS 2015

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Athletes of the Year

INSIDE
n Top athletes in all

of springs sports

n Coaches All-Section teams

n Q & A with Spiller, Liebl

Solancos
linebacker,
wrestler

BO SPILLER

Ephratas
three-sport
star

KELLY LIEBL

JUNE 16, 2015

JUNE 16, 2015

L-L LEAGUE SPRING ALL STARS: VOLLEYBALL

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VOLLEYBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Ben Naumann
Hempfield

Ben Naumann was a

consistent force for the Black
Knights in every match this
season. Whether he was
crushing a ball from the
outside or skying to hit the
ball from the pipe position,
Naumann was the opponents
No. 1 concern. Naumann was
proficient, too, from the back
row on serve-receive and
digs. Ben made the team
better every year and will
be difficult to replace, said
Hempfield coach Mike Vogel.
Ben was a leader for the
underclassmen. At practice,
he bettered himself and made
his teammates improve.

BEN NAUMANN
Sr., Hempfield

219 kills, 32 aces; 25 blocks, 172 digs

Section One MVP

CHRIS
BOOTH
Sr., Hempfield

219 kills, 25 aces,

11 blocks, 175 digs

SAM
GREENSLADE
Jr., Penn Manor

367 kills, 40 aces,

41 blocks, 193 digs

MITCH
STAUFFER
Sr., Cocalico

512 kills, 49 aces,

46 blocks, 156
digs
Section Two MVP

Volleyball

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 Weaver
Cocalico

OVERVIEW
The Lancaster-Lebanon Boys Volleyball
League had one of its best seasons
ever, qualifying four teams for the PIAA
Tournament with all four winning at least
one game and one, Hempfield, getting to
the semifinals. Those same teams, Penn
Manor, Cocalico, Lancaster Mennonite and
Hempfield, all reached the semifinals in the
District Three Tournament with two, Penn
Manor and Lancaster Mennonite, getting
to the title game. Hempfield claimed the
Section One and league titles while Cocalico
and Lancaster Mennonite needed a playoff
to decide the title in Section Two, which was
won by the Eagles.

Dave Weaver led Cocalico

to its first L-L League
section title since 1997
and a berth in the L-L
championship match.
The Eagles (18-7 nontournament record), ranked in the top
10 of Class AA schools in the state
all season, advanced to the District
Three semifinals before being ousted
by eventual district and state champ
Northeastern. Weaver, who stepped
down from coaching after the season,
led Cocalico to an opening round match
in the state tournament before the
Eagles fell to state finalist Saegertown.

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 Leagues 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

n Editors

n Photography

n Contributors
Dave Byrne
Tim Gross
Ed Gruver
Diana Pugliese

Marty Heisey
Kirk Neidermyer
Suzette Wenger
Jeff Ruppenthal
Chris Knight

John Walk
n Page Design
Roxanne McRoberts
Chris Emlet
Patrick Kirchner

Kevin Freeman
Chris Otto

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L-L LEAGUE SPRING ALL STARS: BASEBALL

Baseball

JUNE 16, 2015

BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Camren Ney

OVERVIEW

Donegal

A season that will be remembered by many for its unseasonably cold and rainy
conditions took on a golden hue in district play as Hempfield, Donegal and Lancaster
County 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 the
Class A final. Manheim Centrals Blake Reiff threw a rare no-hitter in state competition;
Ephrata earned the L-L title; Lampeter-Strasburg claimed a crown in its first season
in Section Two and Lancaster Catholic reclaimed the top spot in Section Four. Off the
field, L-S star Bear Shank showed remarkable courage in undergoing brain surgery
and Manheim Township coaching legend Bill Sassaman did not have his contract
renewed after 23 seasons and 339 victories at the Blue Streaks helm.
CAMREN NEY
Sr., Donegal

The lone L-L baseball player

this spring to be named by
league coaches a First-Team
All-Star at two positions,
pitcher/catcher Camren
Ney helped lead Donegal to
Section Three and District
Three Class AAA titles. The
senior hit .304 with 10 RBIs
during the league season
and was 5-0 with a 1.20 ERA
and 42 strikeouts.

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

BEAR SHANK
Jr., Lamp.-Stras.,
Outfield; .333, 6
doubles, OBP .419

BLAKE REIFF
Jr., Manheim
Central

Infield; .509, 2 HR,

26 RBI

DILLON MARSH
Fr., Lanc. Catholic
Pitcher; 3-2, 0.90
ERA
31 IP, 35 K

BROCK
KAUFFMAN
So., Garden Spot
Infield; .480, 1 HR,
15 RBI

BRANDEN
NICKEL
Sr., Lamp.-Stras.

JEFF TAYLOR
So., Penn Manor

CASEY REGAN
Sr., Lanc. Catholic

COLLIN GROFF
So., Penn Manor

Pitcher; 3-1, 1.04

ERA
34.2 IP, 55K

Infield; .469, 23
hits, 13 RBI

Pitcher; 5-1, 0.45

ERA
30.2 IP, 37 K

Infield; .408, 1 HR,

15 RBI

BASEBALL COACHES OF THE YEAR

ANTHONY
KNIGHT
Sr., Penn Manor
Catcher; .436, 24
hits, 19 RBI

GRANT
OBERHOLTZER
Sr., Hempfield

Outfield; .364, OBP

.517, 12 SB

DAN
WIEDERRECHT
Sr., Manheim
Central
Outfield; .500, 1
HR, 12 RBI

GRANT
ZIMMERMAN
Sr., Warwick

Outfield; 469, 23
hits, 1 HR

Jeremy
Morrison
Hempfield

Chris
Miller

Donegal

When it came to baseball, M&M once meant

sluggers Mantle and Maris. Around the L-L
these days, its skippers Morrison and Miller.
Hempfields Jeremy Morrison and Donegals
Chris Miller led their teams to Section One
and Three titles, respectively. They also
claimed District Three Class AAAA and AAA
championships.

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

L-L LEAGUE SPRING ALL STARS: SOFTBALL

JUNE 16, 2015

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Softball

SOFTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Rachel
Robinson

OVERVIEW

Donegal

In just her second

varsity season, Donegals
Rachel Robinson
established herself as
one of the best players in
the Lancaster-Lebanon
League.
She was a key cog
in the Indians run to
their sixth L-L League
championship and
second District Three
Class AAA title. Her
home run sparked
the Indians district
semifinal victory over
Conrad Weiser.
The sophomore

BRITTANY
HOOK
Fr., Penn
Manor

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

HANNAH
FISCHER
Jr., AnnvilleCleona

Outfield; .407
avg.,
8 RBI, 9 runs
scored
(missed half
season with
injury)

LACY SMITH
Sr., Manheim
Township

Third Base; .633

avg.,
6 doubles, 4
triples, 7 HRs,
29 RBI, 20 runs
scored

JOANIE
JORDAN
MILLER
WEAVER
Jr., Lampeter- Sr., Conestoga
Valley
Strasburg
Pitcher; 13-2,
0.51 ERA, .107
OBA,
36 BB, 168 SO

ASHLEY
ROYER
Sr., Warwick

Outfield; .464
avg.,
5 doubles, 5
triples, 6 HRs,
31 RBI, 27 runs
scored

Catcher; .600
avg.,
7 doubles, 2
triples, 3 HRs,
27 RBI, 18 runs
scored

SARA
BRIANA
BRAUNGARD
GARBER
Sr., Lampeter- Jr., LampeterStrasburg
Strasburg
First Base; .508
avg.,
7 doubles, 1
triple, 1 HR,
25 RBI, 23 runs
scored

KYRA
HANNA
BRAKEFIELD
GARBER
Jr., Hempfield Fr., LampeterStrasburg
Outfield; .462
avg., 4 triples,
7 RBI, 22 runs
scored

shortstop was as
steady defensively
as she was prolific
at the plate. She
led the Indians in 10
offensive categories
this season, including
average (.512), hits
(43), runs scored (41),
doubles (12), triples
(7) home runs (7),
RBI (46) and on base
percentage (.582).

Outfield; .500
avg.,
2 doubles, 6
triples, 2 HRs,
17 RBI, 26 runs
scored

Second Base;
.593 avg., 4
doubles, 5
triples, 2 HRs,
10 RBI, 31 runs
scored

SAVANNA
KOLENDA
So., Donegal

Outfield; .404
avg.,
4 doubles, 1
triple, 1 HR
22 RBI, 29 runs
scored

MACKENZIE
RUSSELL
So., Warwick

Second Base;
.507 avg.,
5 doubles, 1
triple,
16 RBI, 28 runs
scored

MAKYLA
YODER
So., Donegal

Pitcher; 17-3,
0.88 ERA, .175
OBA,
12 BB, 128 SO

As 24 Lancaster-Lebanon League softball teams struggled to

find themselves in March, as well as find an outdoors place
to practice, it was a safe bet that defending league champion
Lampeter-Strasburg would wear the favorites bulls-eye.
And that L-L Section Three stablemate Donegal would be
the odds-on favorite to join the Pioneers in a rematch of the
2014 title game. All of which did come to pass, but the road to
there 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 the
champion. Accomplishing the task of beating a team twice in
three 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 a
determined push from Hempfield and upstart Penn Manor.
Solanco shook off a nightmare performance in the crossover
portion of its schedule to win Section Two. In its first year
back in the section after realignment, Garden Spot closed fast,
securing a first-ever league playoff berth.
Annville-Cleona and Pequea Valley staged their annual battle
royale in Section Four. For the third time in seven years a
playoff, won by A-C, was needed to decide the title.
After falling to L-S in the one-game playoff for the section
title, Donegal topped L-S to win the league title and went on
to win the District Three Class AAA championship.
Scoring its first post-season wins since 1999, Penn Manor
advanced 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 state
tourney before being eliminated in the quarterfinal round.

SOFTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR

Mark Hough
Warwick

After winning eight Section

One titles in a row beginning
in 2005, as well as nine
seasons out of 10 from
2003-12, Warwick watched
Hempfield and Manheim
Township claim the section
title the last two seasons.
With just two senior starters
returning, along with four
sophomores with game
experience, the chances of
the Warriors returning to the
top spot seemed slight.
In his second season as
Warwicks head coach,
Mark Hough melded this
limited seasoning with four

newcomers,
the resulting
amalgam
reclaiming
the section
crown for
the Warriors,
their 12th
overall.
The Warriors
posted a 15-1 league record
with a one-run, extra-inning
loss to Hempfield the only
blemish. They topped L-L
finalists Donegal and L-S
in nonleague games but
L-S turned the tables in the
league semifinals, winning 2-1.
The Warriors bowed out of
the District Three Class AAAA
Tournament in the first round,
finishing 19-3 overall.

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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TENNIS PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Derek Hagino
(Section One)

DEREK HAGINO
Sr., Hempfield

Hempfield

PIAA Class AAA

singles first
round, District
Three Class AAA
singles runnerup, L-L Class
AAA singles
champion,
L-L Class AAA
doubles runnerup.

While leading Hempfield to its

first L-L League title since 2011
and second place in District Three,
Hagino went 15-1 in singles play.
The senior won his second league
title before finishing second to
Colin Muraika in the district final
and earning a berth in the state
tournament. In doubles, Hagino
and Calvin Athey compiled a 10-2
record and were runners-up for
the league crown.

WILL WANNER
So., Lancaster
Mennonite

COLIN MURAIKA
Sr., Cedar Crest

PIAA Class AAA singles

first round, District
Three Class AAA singles
champion, L-L Class
AAA doubles champion,
L-L Class AAA singles
runner-up.

PIAA Class
AA singles
quarterfinalist,
District Three
Class AA singles
runner-up, L-L
Class AA singles
champion, L-L
Class AA doubles
runner-up.

TENNIS
COACH
OF THE
YEAR
ADAM BAHNEY
Sr., Elco

PIAA Class AA doubles

champion, District
Three Class AA doubles
champion, District
Three Class AA singles
quarterfinalist, L-L Class
AA district doubles
champion, L-L Class AA
singles runner-up.

Zach
Cook
Elco

Cook coached the Raiders

to an 11-1 (8-1 in Section
Two) mark and their first
section title since 2003.
Elco finished third in the
District Three Class AA
team tournament before
bowing in the state
semifinals, while seniors
Adam Bahney and Galen
McNaughton came in
second and third in league
singles and teamed up to
win their third L-L League
doubles title before
clinching both the district
and state tournaments.

Will Wanner
(Section Two)

Lancaster Mennonite
In just his sophomore year,
Wanner went undefeated (11-0)
and won his second consecutive
L-L AA singles title. He finished
second in District Three before
falling in the quarterfinals of the
PIAA tournament to eventual
champion Kyle Seelig of
Plumstead Christian. In doubles,
Wanner teamed with Haemoon
Won to go 10-1 and finish second
in the league tournament.

OVERVIEW
It wasnt just on the courts where
volleys were traded this spring.
Manheim Township and Hempfield
alternated team titles with Hempfield
winning its first L-L League crown
in four years and the Blue Streaks
taking home Section One and District
Three honors. Hempfields Derek
Hagino and Cedar Crests Colin
Muraika also got in on the action
in singles play as Hagino downed
Muraika for the Class AAA league
title before Muraika returned the
favor to grab district gold.
While Lancaster Mennonites Will
Wanner established himself as a
contender in Class AA with his second
league title and second-place finish in
districts, Elco emerged from a threeway tie in Section Two with its first
league crown since 2003. The Raiders
tandem of Adam Bahney and Galen
McNaughton claimed PIAA doubles
gold after winning the Class AA district
crown 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 Leagues tennis coaches.

JUNE 16, 2015

OVERVIEW
For Warwick, the Warriors started
off not-so-hot, losing a thumper
to Manheim Township and a
heartbreaker to Lampeter-Strasburg,
before going 9-3 down the stretch
to finish third in the L-L standings,
compete in the L-L tournament, and
win the programs first-ever District
Three playoff game.
For Elizabethtown, the Bears
appeared to have the makings of
a breakout campaign by going 4-1
in the L-L early on before faltering
down the stretch, but somewhat
making up for it by upending
Cocalico in overtime in late April.
That put a damper on a Cocalico
season that turned around at the
calendars mid-point, signified by
a two-goal win over LampeterStrasburg that gave the Eagles hope
of a possible berth into the L-L
playoffs. But it would be ultimately
L-S and Ephrata battling down the
stretch for the final spot in the L-L
playoffs, with the Mountaineers
winning the tie-breaker when they
finished tied with the Pioneers for
the fourth and final spot in the L-L
standings.
Hempfield and Manheim Township
met in the L-L tournament
championship game, the Blue Streaks
winning and going on to capture the
District Three title while the Black
Knights nabbed the District Three
third-place game, with both teams
putting up a fight in the state playoffs.

BOYS LACROSSE
COACH OF THE YEAR

Jeremy
Adams

L-L LEAGUE SPRING ALL STARS: BOYS LACROSSE

Boys Lacrosse
BOYS LACROSSE
PLAYER OF
THE YEAR

ZACH WARD
(white jersey)

Sr., Hempfield

Attack;
73 goals, 53 assists,
126 points

AARON
KAGER
Jr., Manheim
Twp.
Midfield;
291 of 394
faceoffs won,
73.9 faceoff
percentage,
8 goals, 7
assists
Face-off
Specialist of
Year

GRIFFIN
SCHULTZ
Sr.,
Manheim
Twp.
Defender;
1 goal, 3
assists

KADE
KUBICKI
So.,
Manheim
Twp.

Short-stick
Defensive
Midfielder of
Year
Midfielder; 6
goals,
5 assists, 11
points

NATE
PATTERSON
Jr., Lamp.Stras.
Midfielder;
166 shots,
63 goals, 15
assists,
22 ground
balls

WILL
BLAIR
Jr.,
Hempfield

CAMERON
EPPLE
Sr.,
Warwick

Goalie;
Long-stick
Midfielder of
331 shots
Year
faced in 20
games,
Midfielder; 5
goals,
208 saves,
62.3 save
4 assists, 9
percentage,
points,
85 ground Goalie of the
Year
balls

Hempfield

Lancaster-Lebanon League regular

season and tournament runner-up.
The third-place team out of District
Three and an appearance in the state
playoffs. An 18-4 overall record. Five
players named first-team L-L all-stars.
An easy choice by L-L coaches to
select Hempfields Jeremy Adams as
the leagues 2015 Coach of the Year.

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CHRIS
AUGERI
Sr.,
Manheim
Twp.

Attack; 64
goals,
33 assists,
97 points

COLBY
SMITH
So.,
Hempfield

Attack;
85 goals 22
assists,
107 points

BRYCE
MUIR
Sr.,
Hempfield

Defender; 2
goals,
1 assist, 3
points,
40 ground
balls

GRAYSON
SALLADE
Fr.,
Manheim
Twp.

Midfielder; 51
goals,
15 assists, 66
points

SEAN
VALENTINO
Sr.,
Hempfield
Midfielder;
44 goals
20 assists,
64 points

NOLAN
SACHS
Sr.,
Manheim
Twp.

Defender; 10
goals
2 assists

Zach Ward
Hempfield

A commit of NCAA D-I Cornell

and a 2015 L-L First-Team All-Star
selection, Ward tallied 73 goals
and 53 assists for the Black Knights
this spring. He also was recently
named a finalist for the U.S. ArmyPro Football Hall of Fame Award
for Excellence. The award is given
to 20 students across the country
who exemplify strength similar to
Army soldiers. To meet the criteria,
students must play on an athletic
team, maintain a minimum GPA of
3.5 and be involved with their local
community. Ward meets all of those
requirements, and although he is
a lacrosse player, it was his work
in the classroom that got him into
Cornell.

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

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Girls Lacrosse
OVERVIEW
CAROLINE
KOLVA
Sr., Lanc.
Country Day
Midfielder;
58 goals,
11 assists, 57
percent
shooting
percentage
71 draw
controls,
59 percent
draw win
percentage,
37 ground
balls, 18
caused
turnovers

SAMANTHA
HELGESON
So.,
Hempfield

Midfielder; 90
goals,
58.4 shooting
percentage,
18 assists, 63
ground balls,
84 draw
controls,
31 caused
turnovers

NATALIE
SUKANICK
Sr., Cocalico
Most
Valuable
Defender;
8 goals, 21
assists,
57 ground
balls,
25 draw
controls,
65 caused
turnovers

PAIGE
DIMINICK
So.,
Hempfield

Attack; 77
goals
54.6 shooting
percentage,
11 assists, 28
ground balls,
12 draw
controls,
3 caused
turnovers

LEXI
EBERLY
Jr., Cedar
Crest

Defender; 7
goals,
3 assists, 38
ground balls
25 draw
controls,
17 caused
turnovers

While a familiar face reigned supreme in the end,

there were a few notable firsts and entertaining
matchups in the L-L this season.
Manheim Township won the regular season and
L-L tournament titles again, before going on to
win the programs seventh-straight District Three
title. But the Blue Streaks had some challenges
along the way. Most notably, the Lancaster
Country Day/Lancaster Catholic/McCaskey
Cougars put up a pair of strong battles. In their
regular season matchup, Manheim Township held
off the Cougars by just a goal. This set the stage
for the L-L tournament title game, which the
Cougars appeared in for the first time in program
history. The Blue Streaks needed double-overtime
to down the Cougars, 12-11.
The L-L sent four teams to the District Three
playoffs, with Hempfield making it to the title game
for the first time ever, but falling there to Manheim
Township. Still, it marked the fifth time in the
District Three tournaments seven years of existence
that the title game was an all-L-L matchup.

JUNE 16, 2015

GIRLS LACROSSE
COACH OF THE YEAR

Mark Pinkerton
Manheim Township

What helped Pinkerton

earn this honor was
his coaching tactic in
the quarterfinal round
of districts against
Lancaster Country Day/
Lancaster Catholic/
McCaskey. Twice before the Blue Streaks won by
a goal in a pair of nail-biters over the Cougars.
In the district quarterfinals, though, the Blue
Streaks rolled to a 12-7 victory. What changed?
Well, instead of using speed and athleticism to
outpace the opponent often the key to the
Blue Streaks victories Pinkerton had his group
slow things down and play more of a possession
game. This kept the Cougars out of striking
distance and allowed Manheim Township to
eventually go on to win the programs seventhstraight District Three title. Had a couple things
gone their way in the PIAA quarterfinals, the L-L
regular season and tournament champion Blue
Streaks would have had a good shot at making
an appearance in the state title game.

GIRLS LACROSSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

HANNAH
WERTZ
Jr., Manheim
Twp.
Midfielder: 21
goals,
6 assists,
58 draw
controls,
35 ground
balls

EMILY
McBRIDE
Sr., Manheim
Twp.
L-L Most
Valuable
Midfielder;
102 goals, 35
assists,
105 draw
controls, 47
ground balls

LAUREN
MARTE
Sr., Cocalico
Goalkeeper;
156 saves,
52 percent
save
percentage,
42 ground
balls, 16
caused
turnovers

ELIZABETH
PETROSKY
Jr.,
Manheim
Twp.
L-L Most
Valuable
Attacker;
34 goals, 46
assists

LINDSEY
MELLOT
So.,
Manheim
Twp.

Defender;
22 draw
controls,
41 ground
balls, 21
caused
turnovers

NICHOLE
WAGNER
Sr., Cedar
Crest

Attack; 57
goals,
22 assists, 28
ground balls,
34 draw
controls,
27 caused
turnovers

Kelly Daggett

MEGAN
DONOHUE
Jr., Manheim
Twp.

Lancaster Catholic

Defender;
19 draw
controls,
38 ground
balls,
19 caused
turnovers

MORGAN
EDWARDS
Jr., Penn
Manor
Attack; 40
goals,
21 assists,
44 draw
controls,
44 ground
balls

McKENNA
EDWARDS
Sr., Penn
Manor

Midfielder; 75
goals,
four assists,
54 draw
controls,
31 ground
balls

KELLY DAGGETT
Sr., Lanc.
Catholic
Midfielder; 82
goals,
11 assists, 57
percent
shooting
percentage,
76 draw controls,
58 ground balls,
34 caused
turnovers

Leading your team in goals scored

is hard enough. Handling some
of the face-offs and running back
and forth as a midfielder on top of
getting things done offensively is
even harder.
She developed as a leader over
the years, said Barbara Zeigler,
who coached the Cougars the
last three seasons. And this year
as a captain she led and worked
with our younger players, which
was essential but crucial, too, as
we played four freshmen in most
games.
Daggett (82 goals, 11 assists, 57
percent shooting percentage,
76 draw controls, 58 ground
balls, 34 caused turnovers) was
a big reason the Cougars made
their first appearance in the L-L
tournament title game pushing
Manheim Township to the brink
and returned to the District Three
tournament, finishing 16-4 overall.
Daggett will join the Penn State
womens lacrosse team next
spring.

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

JUNE 16, 2015

JUNE 16, 2015

Athletes of the Year 2014-15

THE BO SPILLER FILE
HIGH SCHOOL: Solanco
COLLEGE: Bloomsburg
VARSITY SPORTS: Football,
wrestling
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS n PIAA AAA Silver Medal in
wrestling
n 40 wrestling victories,
including 26 falls 85 for his
career
n Manheim Holiday
Tournament and Beast of the
East titles
m L-L League and District
Three AAA championships titles
n 40 consecutive victories on
the wrestling mats
n Helped football team get
into district playoffs for the first
time since 2007
n 71 tackles, 52 solo, including
14 tackles for losses
NOTABLE:
n For football: a three-time
L-L Section Two First Team
defensive lineman and twotime LNP Fall All-Star.
n For wrestling: named LNP
Winter All-Star and two-time
Section One First Team All-Star
selection.
QUOTABLE: I always wanted
to play football growing up. I
wanted to be an NFL player
(He smiles). Once I got older
I realized wrestling is where
Im better. I enjoy it more. I like
team sports, but wrestling, its
just you. Theres no excuses,
which I like. I dont like people
making excuses.

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

DBYRNE@LNPNEWS.COM

Out of a constellation of Lancaster-Lebanon League athletic stars, Solancos Bo

Spiller is the LNP Male Athlete of the Year.
A supernova in two sports, Spiller rattled
off 40 consecutive victories on the wrestling
mats last winter before a heart-breaking,
two-point loss in the PIAA Class AAA State
Championship final.
This just months after he anchored the defense of a Solanco football team that tripled
its victory total from the previous year and
qualified for the District Three Class AAA
playoffs for the first time since 2007.
Which was when Spiller was a
Delaware County fifth-grader.
He would move from Newtown Square to the Southern

End when he was in seventh grade.

The youngest of four children of Ed and
Rose Spiller, the Golden Mule lineman
made 71 tackles, 52 solo, including 14 tackles for losses. He had three sacks, five quarterback hurries and two forced fumbles.
On the mats his 40 victories included 26
falls 85 for his career and he added his
first Manheim Holiday Tournament and
Beast of the East titles to his third career
Mule Classic and second Penn Manor Holiday and Escape the Rock titles.
A three-time finalist, he claimed his
second consecutive L-L League and District
Three AAA championships this year.
A three-time L-L Section Two First
Team defensive lineman and two-time
LNP Fall All-Star, he nabbed his third
LNP Winter All-Star nod and his
second Section One First Team
All-Star selection.
His 128 career victories sit him
tied for fourth on the Golden
Mules all-time list.
We caught up with Spiller on a
day when he and Thomas Haines
entertained third graders at Robert Fulton Elementary, joining
them 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 commercial was the Bo knows
with the great Bo Jackson. Id
pick up a football and throw
it and my dad would say, Bo
Knows! It kind of stuck and he
kept calling me Bo after that.
LNP: How did you get, who got
you, interested in wrestling?
Bo: My dad wrestled in high
school and then at Stevens

(Tech), so he got me into it when I was really young. I liked it, but I didnt love it. Once
I started getting better, I started loving it.
LNP: Define the Southern End experience.
Bo: They all say its Hicktown, but I think
its one of the (most) friendly places around.
Youll be out for a run and everybodys waving to you in their car. Its just so outgoing
and welcoming. Its a great atmosphere, a
great place to raise your kids.
LNP: Youre off to Bloomsburg this fall.
What will you study?
Bo: Math education. Math is easily my
best subject. I love solving problems, I like
being stumped and having to work through
all the steps.
LNP: So, easy question ... What teacher
influenced you the most?
Bo: Id probably say my math teacher, Mr.
Chris Rocker. Just the way he teaches, the
way he interacts with kids made me want to
be a math teacher.
LNP: Whats your favorite Monopoly
game piece?
Bo: I like the boot. Thats the one Ive
always had.
LNP: PB&J, Fluffernutter, or the Elvis
Classic?
Bo: Id say peanut butter and jelly. Coach
(John) Little always got the Uncrustables
every tournament and they kind of grow on
you, you get to like em a lot.
LNP: Pancakes or waffles?
Bo: Waffles.
LNP: Syrup or something else?
Bo: It depends on what kind of mood Im
SPILLER, page A16

Grateful for challenges

All that athletics offers gives Liebl road map for life
TIM GROSS

TGROSS@LNPNEWS.COM

For Ephratas Kelly Liebl, the 2014-15

school year brought about milestones and
memories, individual accomplishments
and team success to cap her Mountaineers
high school career.
Liebl helped Ephratas soccer team
reach the state tournament in the fall.
On the basketball court in the winter, she
scored her 1,000th career point and led
the Mountaineers in a Section Two title
race against eventual-champion Lebanon.
During an injury-infused spring season,
Liebl keyed the Mounts Section Two
championship and undefeated dual-meet
season while setting school records in both
track and field events.
Liebl will attend St. Josephs in the fall
and run track for the Hawks.
LNP: To be named Lancaster Newspapers Female Athlete of the Year
What does that mean to you?
Kelly Liebl: It is such an honor. There are
so many talented individuals in this league,
and to be picked and noticed in all of the talent that surrounds me is an amazing feeling.
The league is very competitive, and I would
not have been able to improve to where I am
today if it werent for the constant competition to push me, as well as my amazing
coaches I have encountered throughout my
life.
LNP: Whos the best athlete in
any sport that youve competed against this year? What
stands out about her?
Kelly: There are so many amazing
athletes I have competed against
this year. One that really stands
out to me would be Brittany Ulrich
from Lebanon. She is a great athlete
and has so much talent. She is also a

very nice girl with a great attitude and love

for what she does! I was able to play AAU
with her, and it was a great time with her
and the rest of my teammates from around
the league!
LNP: Which of your teammates has had
the most influence on you?
Kelly: The teammate that has influenced me the most would have to be my
sister, Kay. She has always been there to
support me and encourage me, as well as
push me to keep getting better because
she is quite the athlete. Its always interesting when we get to compete against
each other, shes always ready to compete and bring the best she can do.
LNP: Of your three sports, which one
do you think youve learned the most
from and why?
Kelly: I think I have learned the most
from track and field. It always challenges me individually and pulls
together the need to work
together as a team as well.
There are always things
that come up that are
unexpected, but I enjoy
the challenge. I love to
find something within
myself to overcome
struggles and road
blocks in both

THE KELLY LIEBL FILE

HIGH SCHOOL: Ephrata
COLLEGE: St. Josephs

sports and personal life.

LNP: What are the biggest factors in
your decision to go to St. Josephs?
Kelly: I fell in love with the campus as soon
as I stepped foot on it. Its beautiful. The people
are also so extremely nice, and it was clear they
cared for their students as individuals and not
just a way to bring in money. I also loved that I
will be able to attend Mass right on campus so
close to the dorms. It sounds pretty cool to be a
Hawk, too ... . Doesnt it?
LNP: Im sure you know of the St. Joes
tradition of the Hawk mascot continuously flapping its wings (The Hawk
will never die). How long do you think
you could flap your arms in the hawk
costume?
Kelly: I do not think I would last very
long without my arms getting tired, but if I
were to put a time on it, Id say 15 minutes.
Someone needs to get back in the weight
room.
LNP: What has being a studentathlete 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 circumstances
I am facing in life. My eyes have also been
opened to the many gifts and good qualities God has given people in life, and that
everyone always has a way to contribute
and give back
to others.
LNP: What
will you miss
the most
about wearing the Ephrata colors as
an athlete?
Kelly: I will

LIEBL, page A16

VARSITY SPORTS: Soccer,

basketball, track and field
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS n Member of Ephratas District
Three Class AAA semifinalist
and PIAA-qualifying soccer
team in 2014
n Two-time L-L League Section
Two soccer all-star
n Scored 1,065 career points in
basketball (fifth-highest total in
Ephrata history)
n All-league in basketball
(senior season); Three-time
Section Two second-team allstar
n Ephrata record-holder in
100-meter dash, 200-meter
dash, 400-meter dash and long
jump and member of schoolrecord 400-meter relay team
and 1,600-meter relay.
n District Three Class AAA
100-meter dash champion in
2014
n Team captain in soccer,
basketball and track (senior
season)
NOTABLE: Female winner of
the 2014-15 A. Landis Brackbill
Award and member of the
National Honor Society and
German National Honor Society.
QUOTABLE: In 20 years of
coaching football and track
and field at Ephrata, I can
confidently say that she is the
toughest athlete I have had the
privilege of working with.
Ephrata track and field assistant
coach Matthew White

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Boys Track and Field

OVERVIEW
The 2015 boys' track and field season
saw L-L League resurgences in Lancaster,
Lebanon and Quarryville, district
dominance on the throwing fields and
a handful of hardware at the state
championship meet.
A deep and talented McCaskey team,
coached by Carl Frederick, ascended to
the top of the league, knocking off section
rival Cedar Crest in Week One and riding
the momentum to an undefeated dualmeet record and section crown. A pair
of gold medals from sophomore Nathan
Henderson who also set a school
record and clocked the second-fastest
3,200-meter run time in L-L League history
this season helped the Red Tornado
capture their first league title since 2007.
Also on the track, Solanco junior Billy
Cooney the league's 110-meter and
300-meter hurdles champion helped a
young Solanco team claim its first section
title in 21 years. The Golden Mules outlasted
an invigorated Lebanon team atop the
Section Two standings.
Warwick senior David Lucas wrapped up
his standout throwing career with league
and district discus gold before mining
silver in discus and shot put at the PIAA
Championships. Donegal senior Bryce
Sadler won the district shot put and
headlined a list of seven L-L League boys
on the medal stand for the District Three
Class AAA boys' shot put.

BOYS TRACK AND FIELD

COACH OF THE YEAR

Carl Frederick

TORY LONG
Sr., Hempfield

JAVON McINTYRE
Jr., Garden Spot

100: L-L League

champ, 12.21; District
Three Class AAA 4th,
11.28.

200: L-L League

5th, 23.09; District
Three Class AAA 6th,
22.69.

TROY MILLER
Jr., Solanco

EVAN HORN
Jr., Cedar Crest

Long Jump: L-L

League champ, 21-2;
District Three Class

AAA 2nd, 22-11.

Javelin: L-L League

champ, 181-4; District
Three Class AAA
champ, 179-8; PIAA
Class AAA 6th, 185-3.

JERONIMO
RODRIGUEZ
Sr., Lebanon

400: L-L League

2nd, 49.66; District
Three Class AAA 3rd,
48.69; PIAA Class
AAA 2nd, 49.12.

EDDIE ADAMS
Sr., McCaskey

Triple Jump: L-L

League champ,
44-3.75; District
Three Class AAA 6th,
45-0.5.

JESSE CRUISE
So., Cedar Crest

800: L-L League

2nd, 1:57.41; District
Three Class AAA 6th,
1:57.50.

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.

BRIAN DELANY
Jr., Manheim
Township

NATHAN
HENDERSON
So., McCaskey

1,600: L-L League

6th, 4:31.99; District
Three Class AAA 5th,
4:25.95.

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).

DIEGO CRUZ
Sr., Lancaster
Catholic

BRYCE SADLER
Sr., Donegal

Pole Vault: L-L

League 3rd, 13-6;
District Three Class
AA 2nd, 14-0; PIAA
Class AA 5th, 14-0.

Shot Put: L-L League

2nd, 53-0; District
Three Class AAA
champ, 54-7.5.

McCaskey

RELAYS
Guiding the Red Tornado
to its first LancasterLebanon League title
since 2007, Frederick
4x100
4x400
4x800
and his staff capped
Conestoga Valley (Sr. Dominick
Hempfield (Jr. Darnell Lathon, Jr.
Cedar Crest (Sr. Jared Glosser, Jr.
a team season that
Falcon, Sr. Darion Whitfield, Sr.
Andrew Pogue, Jr. Dillon Powers,
Matt Royer, Sr. Jordan Cruise, So.
saw McCaskey win all
Jamaar Parker, Jr. Darion Whitfield)
So. Nathaniel Tadesse)
Jesse Cruise)
six of its dual meets
L-L League 3rd, 43.46; District
L-L League 2nd, 3:23.44; District
District Three Class AAA champ,
in a competitive Section One race by an
Three Class AAA 4th, 43.01.
7:54.01; PIAA Class AAA 6th,
Three Class AAA 4th, 3:22.84.
average of 42 points. Three McCaskey
7:50.28.
boys Nathan Henderson (twice), Cain
Resch and Eddie Adams struck gold
at the L-L League meet, and McCaskeys
individuals and relay teams took home
seven district medals.
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 the
leagues 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
Solanco

BILLY COONEY

Jr., Solanco
High Hurdles: L-L League
champ, 14.61; District Three
Class AAA 2nd, 14.65; PIAA
Class AAA 5th, 14.70.
Intermediate Hurdles: L-L
League champ, 38.62;
District Three Class AAA
2nd, 39.37.

Bill Cooney, the Golden Mules' junior

hurdler, claimed a pair of gold medals at the
Lancaster-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 the
fastest in the Lancaster-Lebanon League
this season and the 10th fastest time in the
state, according to the Pennsylvania Track
and Field Coaches Association. He helped
Solanco post a 7-0 record in dual meets to
claim the Section Two title and a third-place
finish at the league meet.
Cooney continued his postseason with a pair
of silver medals at the District Three Class
AAA meet. He advanced to the PIAA final in
the 300-meter hurdles race, finishing fifth at
14.70. LancasterOnline poll winner: Cooney.

BOYS FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

David Lucas
Warwick

David Lucas repeated as the PIAA Class AAA

discus silver medalist and added a silver medal in
the shot put with a personal-record throw of 568. The Penn State-bound seniors regular-season
campaign opened with a discus throw of 190-6. Lucas
continued his assault on the far reaches of the discus
field throughout the season, throwing 199-7 at the
Penn Relays for a silver medal the longest discus

throw in the state, according to the Pennsylvania

Track and Field Coaches Association and 192-3 to
win the L-L League title. Lucas finished seventh in the
shot put at the league meet and fourth in the District
Three Class AAA event. He entered the PIAA seeded
11th in Class AAA shot put before winning his silver
medal. LancasterOnline poll winner: Eddie Adams,
McCaskey.

DAVID LUCAS

Sr., Warwick
Discus: L-L League
champ, 192-3; District
Three Class AAA champ,
175-7; PIAA Class AAA
2nd, 183-1.

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Girls Track and Field

GIRLS TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Dani Bland
Hempfield

The keystone of Hempfields 11th straight Section One title,

and third Lancaster-Lebanon League team title in the last four
years, Bland won league titles in the 100-meter dash (12.38) and
200-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 Stauffer

GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD COACH OF THE YEAR

Returning from an injury to her dominant throwing arm in

2014, Stauffer helped Cocalico post a 6-1 record in Section
Two. During her junior campaign, Stauffer also finished
fifth at the Penn Relays in the shot put (46-0.25) and
authored 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 shot
put crown (43-7) and a silver medal in the discus (122-6).
She followed up a fourth-place shot put performance
at the PIAA Championships (42-6) with a bronzemedal-winning personal record in the discus (133-2).
LancasterOnline poll winner: Hannah Knowlton, Lancaster
Catholic.

Curt Rogers

Cocalico
EMILY
STAUFFER
Jr., Cocalico

Shot Put:
L-L League
champ, 43-10;
District Three
Class AAA
champ, 43-7;
PIAA Class
AAA 4th,
42-6.

Hempfield

The Black Knights added to their

continued success under Rogers this
season, winning their 11th straight
Section One title and their 13th league
championship in the last 15 years by
totaling 105 points to second-place
Cocalicos 64. Hempfields Dani Bland
(twice individually), Sarah Klag, Bri
Thomas and the 4x100-meter relay
team all won league gold medals,
as the Black Knights picked up nine
medals at districts.

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OVERVIEW
The 2015 section titles for the Lancaster-Lebanon League
girls teams belonged to two incumbents and a first-time
winner. Hempfield and Ephrata continued multi-year
streaks as Section One and Section Two champions while
the Donegal girls claimed the first track and field section

HEIDI
STRAUSBAUGH
Fr., Manheim
Central

Javelin: L-L League

5th, 115-0; District
Three Class AAA
3rd, 133-4; PIAA
Class AAA 7th,
126-11.

ALEX
ZIMMERMAN
Sr., Manheim
Township

Discus: L-L League

3rd, 117-5; District
Three Class AAA
4th, 121-4; PIAA
Class AAA 6th,
128-0.

NESTA
PETIT-TON
Jr., Garden Spot
Intermediate
Hurdles: L-L
League champ,
46.24; District
Three Class AAA
fifth, 45.74.

title in school history.

Hempfield cruised to its 21st team title in program history,
topping injury-hampered Ephrata in the league meet. The
Black Knight girls won the 100-meter dash, 200-meter
dash, 400-meter dash, 1,600-meter run and 400-meter
relay in the league meets track events.
Manheim Townships Meredith Newman and Columbias

ERIN
WINTERS
Sr., Lebanon

Pole Vault: L-L

League champ,
12-6; District Three
Class AAA 2nd,
12-4 (meet record);
PIAA Class AAA
5th, 12-0.

RELAYS

MEREDITH
NEWMAN
Jr., Manheim
Township

SHERIDAN
McNEIL
Jr., Warwick

High Jump: L-L

800: L-L League
League champ,
champ, 2:17.66;
5-2; District Three
District Three
Class AAA 6th, 5-2.
Class AAA champ,
2:13.84; PIAA Class
AAA 8th, 2:14.70.

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Jordan Haberstroh claimed postseason gold on the track,

winning the District Three Class AAA 800-meter run and
Class AA 3,200-meter run, respectively.
In the field events, Cocalicos Emily Stauffer took league
and district gold in the shot put circle while Lebanons
Erin Winters capped her career by winning the leagues
pole vault title and setting a district record.

JORDAN
HABERSTROH
Fr., Columbia

3,200: District Three

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

HANNAH
KNOWLTON
Sr., Lancaster
Catholic

STEPH
WAHL
Jr., Cocalico

Triple Jump: L-L

League champ,
35-6; District Three
Class AA 3rd,
34-6.5.

High Hurdles: L-L

League champ,
15.45; District
Three Class AAA
5th, 16.07.

SPEED, STRENGTH, POWER, MOBILITY, AGILITY

4x100

REAGAN HESS
So., AnnvilleCleona
Long Jump:
Top mark in L-L
League, 18-3.

BRI THOMAS
Sr., Hempfield

1,600: L-L League

champ, 2:27.63;
District Three Class
AAA 4th, 5:07.52.

Hempfield (Sr. Dani Bland, Sr.

Erin Gamble, Jr. Sarah Klag, Fr.
Carena Nottoli)
L-L League champ, 48.88;
District Three Class AAA 3rd,
48.80.

4x400

Manheim Township (Fr. Julia

Mason, Jr. Meredith Newman,
Fr. Anna Gurdak, So. Courtney
German)
L-L League champ, 4:01.74;
District Three Class AAA 3rd.
3:57.73.

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200: L-L League
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400: District Three

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56.82.

Donegal (So. Seneca Straub,

Fr. Alice Fernald, Sr. Alayna
DeBruin, Jr. Sami Stoner)
L-L League 2nd, 9:44.05;
District Three Class AAA 7th,
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BASEBALL
COACHES ALL-SECTION TEAMS
SECTION ONE
FIRST TEAM
Name (Grade, School)................. Position
Anthony Knight (Sr., Penn Manor)............C
Tim Griest (Jr., Warwick)........................ 1B
Nick Gonzalez (Sr., Cedar Crest)............. 2B
Tim Gailor (Jr., Hempfield)...................... SS
Collin Groff (Sr., Penn Manor)................ 3B
Ben Lukawski (Sr., Hempfield)............... 3B
Grant Oberholtzer (Sr., Hempfield)........ OF
Cameron Dickerson (Sr., Penn Manor).. OF
Grant Zimmerman (Sr., Warwick).......... OF
Drew Keller (Sr., Warwick).....................DH
Alec Miller (Jr., Hempfield).......................P
Jeff Taylor (So., Penn Manor)....................P
Jacob Herr (Jr., Penn Manor)....................P
SECOND TEAM
Jon Beck (Sr., Hempfield)..........................C
Joseph Carpenter (Fr., Cedar Crest)....... 1B
Nate Brown (Jr., Penn Manor)............... 2B
Chase Martin (Sr., Warwick)................... SS
Jeffrey Acevedo (Jr., McCaskey).............. SS
Luke Mariano (Jr., Warwick).................. 3B
Matthew Fry (Sr., McCaskey)................. 3B
Luke Hackman (Sr.. Warwick)................ OF
Austin Douple (Sr., Cedar Crest)............ OF
Derek Manning (Sr., Hempfield).........P/OF
Grant Gale (So., Penn Manor)............P/OF
Thomas Elliot (Jr., Warwick).....................P
Ryan Dornes (Sr., Manheim Twp.)......... UT

SECTION TWO
FIRST TEAM
Brady Lefever (Sr., Elizabethtown)............C
Bailey Keys (Jr., Solanco)...........................C
Daulton Martin (Jr., Conestoga Valley). INF
Nate Fassnach (Jr., Ephrata).................. INF
Dillon Good (Jr., Ephrata)...................INF/P
Cameron Enck (Sr., L-S)......................INF/P
Brandon Nickel (Sr., L-S).....................INF/P
Brock Kauffman (So., Garden Spot)...... INF
Anthony Torreulla (Jr., Garden Spot).... INF
Bear Shank (Jr., L-S)............................... OF
Tyler Rosepink (Sr., Elizabethtown)....OF/P
Kenny Walton (Sr., Solanco)......................P
Austin Lowery (Sr., Ephrata).....................P
Nick Lehman (Jr., Garden Spot)................P
SECOND TEAM
Luke Trainer (So., Conestoga Valley).........C
Justin Carvell (Jr., Ephrata)........................C
Jared Duffy (Jr., Conestoga Valley)........ INF
Chase Weik (Jr., Ephrata)...................... INF
Colin Eckman (Jr., L-S)........................... INF
Nick Sweigart (Jr., Elizabethtown)......... INF
Austin Pletcher (Sr., L-S)....................... INF
Joe Murray (Jr., Solanco)....................... INF
Brady Thomas (Jr., Solanco).................. INF
Brandon Schwark (Sr., Ephrata)............. UT
Brendan Young (Jr., Elizabethtown)....... OF
Tony Rambo (Sr., Solanco)..................... OF
Nick Stoner (So., Elizabethtown)........P/UT
Ryan Smith (So., Garden Spot).................P
Robert Beard (Sr., Solanco).......................P
Jeremy Sabathine (Jr., Etown)...................P

SECTION THREE
FIRST TEAM
Isaac Wengert (Jr., No. Lebanon)........... OF
Dan Wiederrecht (Sr., Manheim Cent.). OF
Frank Bowman (Sr., Manheim Cent.)..... OF
Camryn Shaak (So., Lebanon)................ OF

L-L LEAGUE SPRING ALL STARS: LEAGUE TEAMS

Blake Reiff (Sr., Manheim Central)........ INF
Ryan Myers (Sr., Donegal)..................... INF
Jeremy Marshall (Sr., Cocalico)............. INF
Cody Kissinger (So., Lebanon).............. INF
Camren Ney (Sr., Donegal).................... P/C
Nate Baxter, Sr. (Cocalico).........................P
Sam Lazowski (Sr., Donegal).....................P
Wyatt Beakler (Sr., Northern Lebanon)....P
Jordan Nichols (Sr., Northern Lebanon)...P
SECOND TEAM
Tyler Keppley (Fr., Cocalico)................... OF
Ethan Hess (Jr., Donegal)....................... OF
Kevin Starner (So., Manheim Central)... OF
Travis Zimmerman (Jr., Elco)................. INF
Logan Blouch (Jr., Lebanon).................. INF
Nick Lucky (Fr.,Cocalico)....................... INF
Noah Gingrich (Jr., No. Lebanon).......... INF
Chris Beaudoin (Jr., Donegal)................ INF
William Scaturro (Jr., Lebanon)............. INF
Chase Dubendorf (Jr., No. Lebanon).........C
Cole Blatt (Jr., Elco)...................................P
Daniel Caricabeur (Jr., Lebanon)...............P
Alec Sherk (Jr., Cocalico)...........................P

SECTION FOUR
FIRST TEAM
Mitch Eck (So., Lanc. Catholic).............. INF
Casey Regan (Sr., Lanc. Catholic).......... INF
Derek Sheckard (Sr., Columbia)............ INF
Trevor Kunkle (Jr., Pequea Valley)......... INF
Colton Long (Sr., Annville-Cleona)........ INF
Jared Kramp (Sr., Lanc. Catholic)........... OF
Jordan Scott (So.,Lanc. Catholic)........... OF
Mitch Long (So., Annville-Cleona)......... OF
Austin Martinez (Fr., Lanc. Menn.)........ OF
Tyler Peters (So., Lanc. Catholic)..............C
Beau Heagy (Jr., Pequea Valley)................C
Bayley Jamanis (Jr., Lanc. Catholic)...........P
Dillon Marsh (Fr., Lanc. Catholic)..............P
Alec Barr (Jr., Annville-Cleona).................P
SECOND TEAM
Bryan Downey (So., Lanc. Catholic)...... INF
Bayley Jamanis (Jr., Lanc. Catholic)....... INF
Adam Geltz (Sr., Columbia)................... INF
Jeremy Newswanger (Jr., Lanc. Menn.).INF
Tyler Schrader (Jr., Annville-Cleona)..... INF
Gabe Cicala (Fr., Lanc. Cath.)................. OF
Dillon Marsh (Fr., Lanc. Cath.)............... OF
Andrew Sheckard (So., Columbia)......... OF
Noah Sturges (Sr., Lanc. Menn.)............ OF
Noah Connor (Sr., Annville-Cleona)....... OF
Andrew Plastino (Sr., Columbia)...............C
Hunter Long (Jr., Annville-Cleona)............C
Shawn Henry (Jr., Lanc. Cath.)..................P
Derek Sheckard (Sr., Columbia)................P
Adam Geltz (Sr., Columbia).......................P
Colton Long (Sr., Annville-Cleona)............P

SOFTBALL
COACHES ALL-LEAGUE TEAM
PITCHERS
Name .............................(School, Grade)
Brittany Hook.................... Penn Manor, Fr.
Makyla Yoder......................... Donegal, So.
Jordan Weaver...... Lampeter-Strasburg, Jr.
CATCHERS
Joanie Miller............. Conestoga Valley, Sr.
Rachel Mummau.................... Donegal, Sr.
FIRST BASE
Sara Braungard.....Lampeter-Strasburg, Sr.
Lauren Lichtenwalner.......... Hempfield, Jr.
SECOND BASE

Mackenzie Russell................ Warwick, So.

Brianna Garber..... Lampeter-Strasburg, Jr.
THIRD BASE
Lacy Smith................... Manheim Twp., Sr.
Erica Dulac..............Northern Lebanon, Sr.
SHORTSTOP
Rachel Robinson.................... Donegal, So.
Vanessa Strohm......................Warwick, Sr.
OUTFIELD
Ashley Royer...........................Warwick, Sr.
Kyra Brakefield..................... Hempfield, Jr.
Abby Heidelbaugh..................Solanco, So.
Hannah Garber.....Lampeter-Strasburg, Fr.
Hannah Fischer............Annville-Cleona, Jr.
Savanna Kolenda.................... Donegal, Fr.

COACHES ALL-SECTION TEAMS

SECTION ONE
FIRST TEAM
Name (Grade, School)................. Position
Brittany Hook (Fr., Penn Manor)...............P
Lauren Lichtenwalner (Jr., Hempfield)......P
Maddie Gable (Jr., Cedar Crest)................P
Amanda Herr (Fr., Warwick).....................P
Reilly Gearhart (Jr., Manheim Twp.).........P
Zoey Schneck (Sr., Hempfield...................C
Alyssa Perkins (Sr., Manheim Twp.)..........C
Mackenzie Russell (So., Warwick)......... 2B
Aubrey Hartman (Sr., Hempfield).......... 2B
Nichole Rhoads (Sr., Hempfield)............ SS
Mariah Flawd (Sr., McCaskey)................ SS
Vanessa Strohm (Sr., Warwick).............. SS
August Mason (Sr., Manheim Twp.)....... SS
Nicole Mengel (So., Warwick)............... 3B
Lacy Smith (Sr., Manheim Twp.)............ 3B
Ashley Royer (Sr., Warwick).................. OF
Kyra Brakefield (Jr., Hempfield).............. OF
Nykira Reid (Jr., McCaskey).................... CF
HONORABLE MENTION
Kylie Myers (So., McCaskey) ....................P
Emma Spang (Jr., Cedar Crest) .................C
Keiley Lloyd (So., McCaskey)....................C
Samantha Duplissey (Jr., Penn Manor).... C/1B
Madyson Popalis (Sr., Hempfield).......... 1B
Anna DeBellis (So., Cedar Crest) ........... 3B
Bri Wood-Hickey (Jr., Penn Manor)........ OF
Alyssa Schriver (Fr., Penn Manor).......... OF

SECTION TWO
FIRST TEAM
Taylor Martin (Jr., Garden Spot)................P
Kalyn Burger (Jr., Solanco)........................P
Lauren Allison (Jr., Elizabethtown)............P
Alexa Hershberger (So., Ephrata) . ...........C
Courtney Petersheim (Sr., Garden Spot)..... C
Bekah Borcky (Jr., Solanco).......................C
Nicole Baker (Jr., Elizabethtown)..............C
Joanie Miller (Sr., Conestoga Valley).........C
Lily Beamenderfer (Sr., Con. Valley)....... 1B
Madi Sheaffer (Sr., Solanco)................... 2B
Maribeth Ault (Sr., Solanco)................... SS
Emily Brubaker (Jr., Elizabethtown)........ SS
Morgan Almodovar (Sr., Con. Valley)...... SS
Brittany Ritter (Jr., Ephrata).................... SS
Brandi Clark (Fr., Garden Spot).............. OF
Abby Heidelbaugh (So., Solanco) . ........ OF
Kirsten Mumma (So., Elizabethtown).... OF
Payton Halbleib Jr., Elizabethtown)....... OF
HONORABLE MENTION
Katlyn Roth (So., Lebanon).......................P
Marissia Rookie (Sr., Lebanon).............. 1B
Sydney Nichols (So., Garden Spot)......... SS
Mariah Rodriguez (Jr., Lebanon)............ OF

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

SECTION THREE
FIRST TEAM
Makyla Yoder (So., Donegal)....................P
Jordan Weaver (Jr., Lamp.-Stras.) . ...........P
Claire Shaak (Sr., Elco) . ............................P
Rachel Mummau (Sr., Donegal)................C
Erin Tirko (Sr., Donegal)......................... 1B
Sara Braungard (Sr., Lamp.-Stras.)......... 1B
Kaitlyn Witmer (So., Donegal)............... 2B
Brianna Garber (Jr., Lamp.-Stras.).......... 2B
Rachel Robinson (So., Donegal).............. SS
Erica Dulac (Sr., Northern Lebanon)...... 3B
Jessica Snader (Jr., Cocalico).................. OF
Autumn Eldeen (Sr., Manheim Cent.).... OF
Savanna Kolenda (Fr., Donegal)............. OF
Veronica Reinhart (Sr., Elco).................. OF
Hannah Garber (Fr., Lamp.-Stras.)......... OF
Katelyn High (Sr., Lamp.-Stras.).............. OF
Emma Beamsderfer (Jr., Manheim Cent.)....OF
Delaney Groff (So., Lamp.-Stras.)........... DP
HONORABLE MENTION
Jessica Kreiser (Jr., Northern Lebanon) . ..P
Cortney Hostetter (Sr., No. Lebanon).......C
Sarah Yermalouch (Fr., Elco)................... SS
Caitlin Riegel (Jr., Cocalico)..................... SS
Juliana Sheaffer (Sr., Manheim Cent.).......3B
Stephanie Kochel (Fr., Cocalico)............. 3B
Jillian Wolgemuth (Jr. Manheim Cent.)......OF
Molly Mount (Sr., Northern Lebanon)... OF
Courtney Hogeland (Sr., Elco)................ OF
SECTION FOUR
FIRST TEAM
Kaleigh Gerringer (Sr., Lanc. Menn.)............ P
Emma Lerchen (Jr., Annville-Cleona)........... P
Amber Rexrode (So., Annville-Cleona)........ C
Elizabeth Mowrer (Fr., Columbia)................ C
Tessa Katalinas (Jr., Lancaster Catholic).....1B
Jenna Eckman (Fr., Columbia)....................1B
Lenea Riehl (Jr., Pequea Valley)..................1B
Morgan Brubaker (Sr., Lanc. Menn.)..........2B
Allison Warren (Jr., Leb. Catholic)...............SS
Lindsey White (Jr., Leb. Catholic)............SS/C
Morgan Zimmerman (So., Annville-Cleona)......SS
Kayla Diluzio (Sr., Pequea Valley)................SS
Mackenzie Lindenberger (Sr., Columbia)....SS
Christy Snyder (Sr., Annville-Cleona)..........3B
Serenity Faus (Fr., Columbia)......................3B
Cassidy King (So., Lanc. Mennonite)..........3B
Hannah Fischer (Jr., Annville-Cleona.......... CF
HONORABLE MENTION
Sabrina Ryan (So., Pequea Valley)............ P
Hannah Callihan (Fr., Leb. Catholic).......... P
Faith Kostow (Fr., Lebanon Catholic)........ P
Amy Buckley (Sr., Lebanon Catholic)...... 1B
Sarah Fischer So., Annville-Cleona)........ 2B
Jordan Walsh (Sr., Pequea Valley)........... CF
Caroline Henry (Sr., Lanc. Catholic).........SS
Jen Meck (Jr., Lancaster Catholic)....... 3B/P

TENNIS
COACHES ALL-SECTION TEAMS
SECTION ONE
FIRST TEAM
Colin Muraika..........................Cedar Crest
Derek Hagino............................ Hempfield
Jack Fowler.................Manheim Township
Nick Tull...................................Cedar Crest
Calvin Athey.............................. Hempfield
Griffin Clark................Manheim Township
HONORABLE MENTION
Dan Ansel...................Manheim Township

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SECTION TWO
FIRST TEAM
Adam Bahney...................................... Elco
Galen McNaughton............................. Elco
Connor Martin.............................. Cocalico
Patrick Cook.................. Lancaster Catholic
William Wanner........Lancaster Mennonite
HONORABLE MENTION
Blake Martin...................Manheim Central

VOLLEYBALL
COACHES ALL-SECTION TEAMS
SECTION ONE
FIRST TEAM
Name (Grade, School).................. Position
Chris Booth (Sr., Hempfield)...................OH
Ben Naumann (Sr., Hempfield)...............OH
Nick Oleksa (Jr., Hempfield)................... Lib.
Carson Brown (Sr., Manheim Twp.)......... M
Dawson Funk, (Sr, Penn Manor)......... OH/S
Sam Greenslade (Jr., Penn Manor).........OH
Noah Leichliter (Sr., Penn Manor)........... M
Griffin Sangrey (Sr.) Penn Manor............OH
Nate Miller (Sr., Warwick).......................OH
Bryce Workman (Sr., Warwick)...............OH
SECOND TEAM
Dwane Holloman (Sr., Cedar Crest)........OH
Thomas Vulgaris (Sr., Conestoga Valley) ..... OH
Tyler Buterbaugh (Jr., Hempfield)............ M
Cole Rineer (Sr., Hempfield).................... M
Ethan Williams (Jr., Hempfield).................S
Jonathan Holliday (Sr., Manheim Twp.)..... OH
Nathan Johnson (Jr., Manheim Twp.)........S
Justin Torres (Sr., Penn Manor)................ M
Adam Black (Jr., Warwick).........................S
Kyle Joseph (Sr., Warwick...................... Lib.

SECTION TWO
FIRST TEAM
Dylan Sattazhan (Sr., Cocalico)................OH
Mitch Stauffer (Sr., Cocalico).................MH
Garrett Strunk (Sr., Cocalico).....................S
Nick Farlow (Jr., Ephrata).......................MH
Alex Modrzecki (Jr., Ephrata).....................S
Austin Sindall (Sr., Garden Spot)............MH
Zack Alderman (Sr., Lanc. Mennonite)....OH
Garyd Martin (Sr., Lanc. Mennonite).........S
Jarred Sands (Sr., Lanc. Mennonite)......MH
Tucker Ford (Sr., Manheim Central)........OH
SECOND TEAM
Nick Baxter (Jr., Cocalico).....................Opp.
John Waskowicz (Sr., Cocalico)...............OH
Hunter Lehman (Jr., Ephrata).................MH
Scott Waller (Sr., Ephrata).......................OH
Kole Horst (Jr., Garden Spot).....................S
Caleb Williams (Sr., Garden Spot).......... Lib.
Evan Augsburger (Jr., Lanc. Menn.)........OH
Eric Weaver (Sr., Lanc. Mennonite)....... Lib.
Taylor Funk (So. Manheim Central).......MH
Dishon Shelley (Sr., Manheim Cent.).....MH
Section One MVP: Ben Naumann, Hempfield
Section Two MVP: Mitch Stauffer, Cocalico

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BOYS LACROSSE
COACHES TEAM
FIRST TEAM
Name (Grade, School)..................Position
Zach Ward (Sr., Hempfield)............... Attack
Chris Augeri (Sr., Manheim Twp.)..... Attack
Colby Smith (So., Hempfield)............ Attack
Nate Patterson (Jr., L-S).............. Midfielder
Grayson Sallade (Fr., Man. Twp.).... Midfielder
Sean Valentino (Sr., Hemp.)....... Midfielder
Nolan Sachs (Sr., Man. Twp.)....... Defender
Griffin Schultz (Sr., Man. Twp.).... Defender
Bryce Muir (Sr., Hempfield)......... Defender
Aaron Kager (Jr., Man. Twp.)..... Midfielder
Will Blair (Jr., Hempfield)........... Midfielder
Kade Kubicki (So., Man. Twp.)... Midfielder
Cameron Epple (Sr., Warwick)..........Goalie
SECOND TEAM
Max Warmingham (Sr., L-S).............. Attack
Kevin Curcio (Sr., Manheim Twp.)..... Attack
Ryan Miller (Sr., Manheim Twp.)...... Attack
Colin Strange (Sr., Hempfield).... Midfielder
Tom Poulos (Jr., Elizabethtown).... Midfielder
Davis Carr (Sr., Manheim Twp.)... Midfielder
Chase Pirozzi (Jr., L-S).......................Defender
Parker Wolf (Jr., Manheim Twp.)...Defender
Denver Comp (Sr., CV)................. Defender
Grant Williams (Sr., Hempfield)..... Face-off
Matt Lane (Fr., LCD/McCaskey/Lanc. Cath.)....LS Midfielder
Jarret Abernethy (Sr., Hemp.).SSD Midfielder
Ben Poudziunas (So., Cocalico).........Goalie
HONORABLE MENTION
ATTACK Kobi Biemesderfer, Sr., Warwick; Mike Weaver, Jr. Cedar Crest; Brogan
Galbreath, Sr., Warwick; Justin Hoover, Sr.,
Ephrata; Derek Swift, Jr., Elizabethtown;
Brandon Adams, Sr., Ephrata; Gage Bootay,
Sr., Elizabethtown.
MIDFIELD Dylan Speitel, Jr., Manheim
Township; Austin Sensenig, Ephrata; Reagan Ketchum, Jr., Manheim Township; Stephen Roda, Jr., Cedar Crest; Cory Hurst, Jr.,
Garden Spot; Dylan Gillisse, Sr., Hempfield;
Devon Delpiano, Sr., Cocalico; Shane Galway, Sr., Warwick.
DEFENSE Nate Owsinski, Sr., Warwick;
Nolan Wherle, Jr., LCD/LCHS/McCaskey;
Justin Hess, Sr., Warwick; Kyle Orendorff,
Jr., Elizabethtown.
FACE-OFF Doug Quinn, Sr., Cocalico;
Teddy Mazaheri, Jr., Lampeter-Strasburg
LONG-STICK MIDFIELDERS Cyrus
Dunn, Jr., Ephrata; Jacob Mast, Jr., Garden
Spot; Mark Howland, Jr., Warwick.
SHORT-STICK DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDER
Chris Rivera, Jr., Manheim Township; Tyler
Bogda, Jr., Warwick.
GOALIE Caton Johnson, Fr., Manheim
Township; Marco Peticca, Jr., LampeterStrasburg; Nicholas Kirk, Sr., Penn Manor.

GIRLS LACROSSE
COACHES SELECTIONS
FIRST TEAM
Elizabeth Petrosky (Jr., Man. Twp.)...... Attack
Emily McBride (Sr., Man. Twp.)..... Midfielder
Natalie Sukanick (Sr., Cocalico)........ Defender
Kelly Daggett (Sr., Lanc. Cath.)...... Midfielder
Paige Diminick (So., Hempfield)........... Attack
Megan Donohue (Jr., Man. Twp.)..... Defender
Lexie Eberly (Jr., Cedar Crest).......... Defender
Morgan Edwards (Jr., Penn Manor)..... Attack
McKenna Edwards (Sr., PM).......... Midfielder
Samantha Helgeson (So., Hemp.)..... Midfielder

L-L LEAGUE SPRING ALL STARS: LEAGUE TEAMS

Caroline Kolva (Sr., Lanc. CD)......... Midfielder
Lauren Marte (Sr., Cocalico).........Goalkeeper
Lindsey Mellot (So., Man. Twp.)..... Defender
Nichole Wagner (Sr., Cedar Crest)........ Attack
Hannah Wertz, (Jr., Man. Twp.).... Midfielder
SECOND TEAM
Maryn Bernhardt (Jr., Man. Twp.).... Midfielder
Paige Brown (Sr., Lanc. Country Day)..... Attack
Lyndsay Engle (So., Cocalico)........ Midfielder
Morgan Ernst (So., Lanc. Catholic).... Defender
Brooke Fritz (Sr., Cocalico).................... Attack
Katie Hammaker (Sr., Ephrata).....Goalkeeper
Kali Lapp (Sr., Conestoga Valley)..... Defender
Sarah Leverentz (So., Elizabethtown)....Midfielder
Carolyn Mann (Jr., Manheim Twp.)..... Attack
Jamie Martin (Sr., Warwick).......... Midfielder
Taylor Nolan (Jr., Hempfield)......... Midfielder
Leana Stoltzfus (Sr., Hempfield)...... Defender
Kelsey Thoensen (Jr., Garden Spot).....Midfielder
Sadye Walker (Jr., Manheim Twp.)...... Attack
Hannah Willig (Sr., Penn Manor)..... Defender
HONORABLE MENTION
ATTACK Taliah Carson, So., Lanc. Country Day; Megan McMurtrie, Sr., Penn Manor; Lucy Reed, Jr., Warwick; Aubrey Zimmerman, So., Ephrata.
DEFENDER Carson Armstrong, So.,
Warwick; Johanna Hoffer, So., Ephrata; Erin
Holt, Sr., Lanc. Catholic; Sophie Spangler, Jr.,
Hempfield.
MIDFIELDER Joanna King, Jr., Lampeter-Strasburg; Chanel Nassier, Jr., Conestoga Valley; Alexandra Rich, Sr., Cedar Crest;
Noelle Smith, Jr., Hempfield; Lindsay Socie,
So., Lanc. Country Day School.
GOALKEEPER Olivia Martin, So., Lampeter-Strasburg.

BOYS TRACK & FIELD

100
1. Tory Long, Hempfield........................ 10.7
2. Javon McIntyre, Garden Spot........... 10.8
3. Ethan Anspach, Elco......................... 10.9
3. Joaquin Luciano, McCaskey.............. 10.9
5. Jesse Guerrero, Penn Manor............ 11.0
5. Blane Richardson, Penn Manor........ 11.0
5. LaDetrius Sibley, McCaskey............. 11.0
200
1. Tory Long, Hempfield...................... 22.21
2. Ian Harpel, Warwick....................... 22.47
3. Javon McIntyre, Garden Spot........... 22.5
3. Jeronimo Rodriguez, Lebanon.......... 22.5
5. Austin Eldridge, Elco......................... 22.7
5. Blane Richardson, Penn Manor........ 22.7
400
1. Jeronimo Rodriguez, Lebanon........ 48.69
2. Javon McIntyre, Garden Spot......... 49.23
3. Ian Harpel, Warwick....................... 49.26
4. Darnell Lathon, Hempfield............. 49.66
5. Isaac Vazquez, Manheim Twp......... 49.72
6. Frank Cullen, McCaskey.................. 50.51
800
1. Jesse Cruise, Cedar Crest............. 1:55.44
2. Derin Klick, Lebanon...................... 1:57.9
3. Jared Glosser, Cedar Crest............. 1:58.5
4. Tyler McFeaters, No. Lebanon..... 1:59.25
5. Matt Royer, Cedar Crest............... 1:59.76
6. Nathan Henderson, McCaskey...... 2:00.0
1,600
1. Nathan Henderson, McCaskey.... 4:20.76
2. Jesse Cruise, Cedar Crest............. 4.20.94
3. Jordan Cruise, Cedar Crest.......... 4:23.03
4. Cole Sunderland, Man. Cent........ 4:23.17
5. Dakota Moyer, Elco........................ 4.24.0
6. Brian Delany, Manheim Twp.......... 4:25.1
3,200
1. Nathan Henderson, McCaskey.... 9:08.59
2. Duncan Hopkins, McCaskey......... 9:32.17
3. Nate Becker, Ephrata..................... 9:40.0

4. Joel Burkholder, Penn Manor...... 9:45.97

5. Zach Lefever, Ephrata.................. 9:46.29
6. Jared Harnish, Elco........................ 9.50.9
110 HURDLES
1. Billy Cooney, Solanco...................... 14.42
2. Malik Parsons, Garden Spot............. 15.0
3. Nick Auchenbach, No. Lebanon........ 15.3
4. Chris Gilbertson, Elco....................... 15.4
4. Anstron Tejeda, McCaskey................ 15.4
6. Aanyah Bermudez, Con. Valley......... 15.5
6. Luke Darkes, Elco.............................. 15.5
300 HURDLES
1. Billy Cooney, Solanco...................... 38.62
2. Andrew Pogue, Hempfield.............. 38.99
3. Nick Auchenbach, No. Lebanon...... 39.59
4. Nathaiel Tadesse, Hempfield.......... 39.80
5. Chris Gilbertson, Elco..................... 39.99
6. Brady Stoner, Lampeter-Strasburg.... 40.2
400 RELAY
1. Conestoga Valley............................ 42.73
(Falcon, Whitfield, Parker, Miller)
2. McCaskey......................................... 43.0
(Sibley, Luciano, Martinez, Lugo)
3. Hempfield....................................... 43.11
(A. Martin, 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 RELAY
1. Hempfield.................................... 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. Martin, Steffen, Keiffer, Underwood)
6. Manheim Township..................... 3:26.27
(Bosquet, Delany, Whitfield, Vazquez)
3,200 RELAY
1. Cedar Crest.................................. 7:50.28
(Glosser, Jo. Cruise, Royer, Je. Cruise)
2. McCaskey..................................... 8:03.15
(Gutierrez, 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
PUT
1. David Lucas, Warwick....................... 56-8
2. Adam Wagaman, Warwick............... 55-1
3. Bryce Sadler, Donegal.................... 54-7.5
4. Tyler Hoag, Manheim Central...... 54-3.75
5. Cain Resch, McCaskey.................... 53-11
6. Dakota Leonhard, No. Lebanon..... 53-5.5
DISCUS
1. David Lucas, Warwick..................... 199-7
2. Tyler Hoag, Manheim Central......... 160-7
3. Ben Viau, Manheim Township........ 158-2
4. Ryan Atkinson, Penn Manor........... 152-0
5. Matt Vines, Northern Lebanon....... 151-2
6. Cain Resch, McCaskey.................... 147-0
JAVELIN
1. Cain Resch, McCaskey.................... 185-7
2. Evan Horn, Cedar Crest................... 185-3
3. Adam Fox, Annville-Cleona............. 181-9
4. Tyler Hoag, Manheim Central......... 178-9
5. Eric Garner, Warwick.................... 176-10
6. Tanner Erisman, Penn Manor....... 171-10
LONG JUMP
1. Troy Miller, Solanco........................ 22-11
2. Landy Cruz, Cedar Crest.................... 21-8
3. Noah Shettel, Warwick..................... 21-1
4. Evan Horn, Cedar Crest................ 21-0.75
5. Jeronimo Rodriguez, Lebanon........ 20-11
6. James Willis, Warwick................. 20-10.5

TRIPLE JUMP
1. Eddie Adams, McCaskey..............45-0.5
2. Noah Shettel, Warwick.................44-11
3. Dominic Trader, No. Lebanon.........44-3
4. Isaiah Williams, Hempfield...........43-10
5. Darion Whitfield, CV....................43-8.5
6. Mark Njenga, Ephrata.....................42-5
HIGH JUMP
1. Troy Miller, Solanco.......................... 6-7
2. Alex McCord, Warwick..................... 6-6
3. Travis Majors, McCaskey................... 6-4
3. Nick McKnight, Manheim Twp.......... 6-4
5. Jamaar Parker, Conestoga Valley...... 6-3
6. David Martin, Hempfield.................. 6-1
POLE VAULT
1. Diego Cruz, Lancaster Catholic....... 14-0
1. Damian DiAngelis, No. Lebanon..... 14-0
3. Jesse Brownstien, Lebanon............ 13-6
3. Erik Peiffer, Lebanon....................... 13-6
5. Brandon Long, Penn Manor............ 13-3
6. Huy Luu, Lebanon........................... 13-1

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD

100
1. Reagan Hess, Annville-Cleona.........11.9
1. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata..........................11.9
3. Dani Bland, Hempfield.....................12.1
4. Nesta Petit-Ton, Garden Spot..........12.2
5. Kay Liebl, Ephrata............................12.4
6. Courtney German, Man. Twp..........12.5
6. Destiny Holloman, Cedar Crest........12.5
6. Steph Wall, Cocalico........................12.5
200
1. Dani Bland, Hempfield..................... 25.7
1. Clara Forney, Conestoga Valley........ 25.7
3. Reagan Hess, Annville-Cleona......... 25.9
3. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata.......................... 25.9
3. Meredith Newman, Man. Twp........ 25.9
6. Sarah Klag, Hempfield..................... 26.0
400
1. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata........................ 56.82
2. Sarah Klag, Hempfield................... 56.94
3. Clara Forney, Conestoga Valley...... 57.06
4. Meredith Newman, Man. Twp...... 58.45
5. Ashley Stoltzfus, Lamp.-Stras......... 59.58
6. Courtney German, Man. Twp....... 1:01.6
800
1. Meredith Newman, Man. Twp...... 2:13.84
2. Bri Thomas, Hempfield................. 2:20.6
3. Megan Mahlandt, Ephrata.......... 2:21.56
4. Sami Stoner, Donegal.................... 2:22.6
5. Carly Allport, Solanco................. 2:22.66
6. Abby Bomberger, Warwick......... 2:23.62
1,600
1. Bri Thomas, Hempfield............... 5:06.68
2. Jamie Zamrin, Cocalico............... 5:07.99
3. Natalie Crum, Solanco................ 5:09.93
4. Sydney Morgan, Ephrata.............. 5:14.6
5. Emily Phillips, Con. Valley........... 5:15.41
6. Sami Stoner, Donegal.................... 5:15.8
3,200
1. Lindsey Lord, Penn Manor........ 11:21.81
2. Jordan Haberstroh, Columbia... 11:33.48
3. Jordan Carvell, Ephrata............. 11:35.74
4. Cortney Johnson, Solanco........ 11:35.95
5. Siena Gates, Hempfield............ 11:39.20
6. Issy Fife, McCaskey................... 11:39.63
100 HURDLES
1. Nesta Petit-Ton, Garden Spot.......... 15.3
2. Steph Wall, Cocalico...................... 15.39
3. Erin Gamble, Hempfield.................. 15.7
3. Anya Hong, McCaskey..................... 15.7
5. Brittany Braun, Penn Manor............ 15.8
6. Danielle Katelan, Hempfield.......... 15.93
300 HURDLES
1. Nesta Petit-Ton, Garden Spot........ 45.74
2. Erin Gamble, Hempfield.................. 45.9
3. Anya Hong, McCaskey..................... 46.1
4. Billie Jo Bollinger, Man.Central...... 47.43
5. Jen Eberly, Solanco........................ 47.47
6. Erica Voigt, Ephrata....................... 47.91
400 RELAY
1. Hempfield..................................... 48.80
(Nottoli, Gamble, Klag, Bland)

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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, Martin, 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. Hempfield........................................ 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 RELAY
1. 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, Hackett, Mason, Rogers)
6. Hempfield....................................9:57.29
(Yoder, Gates, Allison, Thomas)
SHOT PUT
1. Emily Stauffer, Cocalico............... 47-7.75
2. Sunny Greene, CV..................... 41-10.75
3. Shanna Sweigart, Cedar Crest....... 40-9.5
4. Aliyah Striver, McCaskey.................. 37-8
5. Alecia Rohrer, Hempfield............ 37-4.25
6. Deja Loose, Hempfield............... 36-6.75
DISCUS
1. Emily Stauffer, Cocalico.................. 133-2
2. Alex Zimmerman, Man. Twp......... 128-0
3. Aliyah Striver, McCaskey................ 122-5
4. Alecia Rohrer, Hempfield............... 118-9
5. Sunny Greene, Conestoga Valley... 117-4
6. Natasha Cruz, McCaskey................ 116-4
JAVELIN
1. Heidi Strausbaugh, Man. Central..... 133-4
2. Alecia Rohrer, Hempfield............... 132-6
3. Mackenzie Hainley, Cocalico.......... 127-1
4. Emily Conklin, Solanco................... 121-4
5. Jenna Lawville, Cocalico................ 120-5
6. Abby Hower, Cedar Crest............... 116-6
LONG JUMP
1. Reagan Hess, Annville-Cleona......... 18-3
2. Kelly Liebl, Ephrata.......................... 18-2
3. Steph Wall, Cocalico................. 17-11.75
4. Destinee Holloman, Cedar Crest.....16-11.5
5. Hannah Knowlton, Lanc. Cath....... 16-11
5. Kay Liebl, Ephrata.......................... 16-11
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Hannah Knowlton, Lanc. Cath....... 35-10
2. Erica Voigt, Ephrata.................... 35-0.75
3. Anya Hong, McCaskey............... 34-11.25
4. Paris Todd, McCaskey................... 34-4.5
5. Brittany Braun, Penn Manor.......... 33-11
6. Kelsey Bouder, Con. Valley.......... 33-9.25
HIGH JUMP
1. Sheridan McNeil, Warwick................ 5-4
2. Alexis Mongeau, Lamp.-Strasburg..... 5-2
3. Logan Reedy, Cedar Crest............... 5-1.5
4. Aja Bookert, Hempfield..................... 5-1
4. Brooke Gilbert, Penn Manor.............. 5-1
4. Kenzie Goldsmith, Hempfield............ 5-1
POLE VAULT
1. Erin Winters, Lebanon..................... 12-6
2. Jordan Hess, Penn Manor................ 11-9
3. Jeannie Showers, Lebanon.............. 11-2
4. Brooke McCardell, Solancol............. 11-0
5. Megan Heiges, Hempfield............... 10-0
5. Sarah Harthan, Penn Manor............ 10-0

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JUNE 16, 2015

Spiller
Continued from A8

in. Sometimes you put

some ice cream on
there. Mmm!
LNP: Surf or turf?
Bo: Turf. Prime Rib.
LNP: Smoothie or
milkshake?
Bo: Milkshakes,
absolutely. I like peanut
butter, (made) with
chocolate milk.
LNP: Favorite football
memory?
Bo: Definitely the Cocalico game my senior
year (a 14-7, Week Nine
victory). It was a big
win, a great game. Hard
fought on both sides.
LNP: Wrestling
memory?

Bo: There are so many.

(Pauses ...) Watching
Coach Little. The things
that hed do, its unbelievable. Like walking on
his hands up and down
the (wrestling) room.
LNP: Funniest thing
a teammate ever said
about you?
Bo: They still bust on me
about my foot, sophomore
year at leagues. (Spiller
false started in overtime,
costing him the championship). Theyre always
telling me make sure your
foot is on the line. Ill never
live that down.
LNP: What teammate
made the deepest impression on you?
Bo: My freshman year,
(senior) Connor Moran
took me under his wing.
He worked with me every
day, helped me with my

technique, the right way to

get in shape. Hed drive me
home if I needed a ride.
LNP: What opponent
made the deepest impression on you?
Bo: Definitely Cocalico,
in football. This year they
lost like 20 seniors, they
still poured so much heart
into every game they
played. You see them and
you say, I want our team
to be like that. Thats
what you work for. Thats
the kind of team I want.
LNP: What would
people be surprised to
learn about you?
Bo: I like literature
classes. I enjoy writing
poetry. I dont like to
write essays, (but) I like
to write poetry, short
stories, just to use my
imagination, be creative
about it.

Liebl
Continued from A9

miss my teammates
and coaches. They are
incredible individuals, and I will always
be thankful for their
kindness and helping
me grow so much into
the person I am today.
The memories I have
made are never going to
be forgotten! I love you
guys!
LNP: Is there a singular moment or game
or event from this
year that stands out
to you?
Kelly: There are so
many, but one specific moment that really
stands out to me is
when Kay and I both set
school records on the
same day. It was a tremendous accomplish-

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ment and I was glad to

share such an experience with her. I will also
never forget the way the
community and school
supported me getting
my 1,000th point this
year (in basketball). The
sense of unity and love
I felt throughout the
entire gym was a feeling
and moment Ill never
forget.
LNP: Looking back on
your high school career, what makes you
the most proud?
Kelly: I am most
proud of being able
to dedicate myself to
academics and sports
and giving up a lot of
other things I could
have been doing with
my time. Looking back
throughout the years,
I feel that I could really start seeing the

results of all of the

time I put in during my
senior year. Im proud
of myself that I could
keep giving myself the
reminder that the hard
work will be worth it,
and Ill see the results
in the future!
LNP: Youll be a
cheesesteak expert by
the end of your four
years in Philadelphia. How do you like
your cheesesteaks,
and whats the best
cheesesteak place in
our area?
Kelly: I love my
cheesesteaks with a
lot of cheese, sauted
onions, and some nice
pizza sauce on top! And
the best place, from
my experience, is right
in the Liebl kitchen!
My mom makes great
cheesesteaks.

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