Lancaster-Lebanon League softball coaches have selected the following all-stars for the 2026 season. (Pictured is Paige Hughes of Manheim Township.)
Section 1
First Team
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Lancaster-Lebanon League girls lacrosse coaches have recognized the following all-stars and honorees for the 2026 season. (Pictured is Kinzley Miller of Lancaster Country Day.)
Section 1
First Team
Lancaster-Lebanon League Track & Field Champions for 2025. (Pictured is 3-time champion Hector Vergara of Octorara.)
Boys Champions
Section 1: Cedar Crest
Section 2: Warwick
Section 3: Octorara
League Champion: Cedar Crest
The Lancaster-Lebanon League boys volleyball coaches have selected all-stars for the 2026 season. (Pictured are CV all-stars Andy Bonhomme and Ashton Judy.)
Section 1
MVP: George Agadis, Hempfield, senior
First Team
Brayden Fries, Ephrata, senior, Setter
Rayn Andreychek, Penn Manor, senior, Libero
Nikoli Kotay, Cedar Crest, senior, Middle
Caleb Anderson, Warwick, senior, Middle
Thomas Mejia, Warwick, senior, Pin
George Agadis, Hempfield, senior, SR, Pin
Lancaster-Lebanon League coaches have honored the 2026 boys tennis all-stars. (Pictured is Section 3 player of the year Gavin Georgelis of Lancaster Country Day.)
Players of the Year
Section 1: Braylen Garcia, Hempfield
Section 2: Asher Boer, Manheim Central
Section 3: Gavin Georgelis, Lancaster Country Day
Coach of the Year
Delaine Mast, McCaskey
Manheim Township senor Isaac Churchville is a team guy. Someone that can be counted on when a teammate may need a pick me up. Or someone who can bring out the best in another.
Churchville is a thrower for the Blue Streaks. He has thrown the discus in past seasons but has added the shot put this season. Last year he finished 13th in the discus at the Lancaster-Lebanon League Meet with a throw of 128’3”.
LANDON HESS
Penn Manor’s boys’ volleyball program is looking to take the next step. The Comets have been knocking on the door in the always tough Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 1.
This year Coach Dustin Hornberger will lean on seniors like Landon Hess to lead the way.
Classmates Quintin Hopsetter and David Kirkley also will be key.
“We have some talent,” Hornberger said. “We hope to compete to make the league
playoffs and be a district qualifier.”
Jebbeh Ngafua is one of the top jumpers returning to Lancaster-Lebanon League track & field this season, and the senior will be counted to provide leadership for Elizabethtown’s girls team this spring.
Ngafua, after spending her freshman year as a middle sprinter, moved over to the jumps as a sophomore. In 2024, she placed third in the L-L League Championships in the triple jumpat 36-6 1/2 and took sixth in PIAA District 3 Class AAA at 36-1.5.
Georgia Ealy, a Manheim Township senior, is focused on getting better. And that is a significant goal since she has been doing well thus far.
Ealy is a middle distance/distance runner for the Blue Streaks. She is coming off a fall cross country season that saw her 22nd-place finish lead Township to a sixth place at the Class AAA state championships. Talk about getting better, she was 40th after one mile, 34th after two and passed 12 runners in the final 1.1 miles.
Now in track season, she states her top team goal is to see how much her team can improve.
Elizabethtown senior Aiden Kay brings a wide array of talents with him.
On the volleyball court, his game is one of versatility. He combines positions as a setter and outside hitter. At 5-7, he is not your typical outside hitter, but a 40-plus-inch vertical allows him to be effective.
What also makes him unique is his interest in gardening. Kay finds time to grow plants like tomatoes, cucumbers, strawberries and bell peppers. This year he is expanding his gardening game into flower beds.
He finds a correlation between volleyball and gardening.