Elizabethtown girls volleyball expects to rely on senior leadership and strong communication skills to advance farther than the first round of the District 3 playoffs as they did last year.
Players attending media day:
Janae Carden (left), senior, defensive specialist
Bailey Jones, senior, defensive specialist/libero
Incorporating the younger players into the team and getting everyone involved will be a key element to the season.
Elizabethtown's boys cross country seniors want another year at the top.
Runners attending media day:
(from left in photo)
Jack Myers, senior
Dante Checco, senior
Elizabethtown Boys cross country team is training to repeat their 2024 record of 7-0 as Section 2 Champions and add to their two- year reign. The team has been working on a 10-week program, designed by Coach Ed Barlow, in getting ready for this year’s schedule. A meet with Lampeter-Strasburg High School looms as a key match-up.
Elizabethtown's girls cross country team aims to improve on last year's one-loss record.
Runners attending media day:
(from left in photo)
Rowan Hess, senior
Gabbie Grifone, sophomore
Elizabethtown came close to a title last year with a 6-1 record in Section 2 of the Lancaster-Lebanon League. The plans are to reach the top spot this year. Coach Ed Barlow looks to key meets with Lampeter-Strasburg and Warwick.
It’s the start of a new era for Elizabethtown High soccer, with the retirement of veteran head coach James Sostack.
Elizabethtown High quarterback Trent Kauffman has a few reasons he wants to do well this upcoming season.
First off, he’s entering his senior year, the last time he’ll suit up before graduating.