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Delaine Mast has been coaching tennis at McCaskey for 40 years. 

"I see what tennis and sports does for kids. It changes people's lives and keeps them on a path to be healthy and active," Mast said.

Junior Hunter Nguyen says Mast inspires him.  

"She helps motivate me to keep my head up during a match."  

Nguyen, who played Number 3 singles last year, credits his father with getting him started in the game.

"Ever since I was little, my Dad would bring me to the tennis court and hit balls. I fell in love with it," Nguyen said.

Ben Patterson, a senior, has high expectations for this year’s Penn Manor wrestling team. Ben says we are “really solid” in the middle weights and at heavyweight. And individually he sees a competitive battle in his 160-172 weight class.

Last year Ben wrestled to 25 wins. His personal goals for this year are to lead his team by good example. He hopes to “stand on the podium” for Leagues and qualify for Districts.

Manheim Township and Hempfield are year in and year out tough team battles, but this year Ben sees Conestoga Valley as an
exceptionally tough team.

Henry Paterson competes as a senior in his first year of swimming for McCaskey. Sprints are his specialty — 100-yard butterfly and 100-yard backstroke.  His goal is to break 50 seconds in the 100-yard fly and qualify for states.

In Henry’s prior years, he was home schooled while swimming for York YMCA (with 5:30 a.m. practices) and the Lancaster Aquatic Club. He concurrently swims for Lancaster Aquatic Club during the McCaskey swim team season.

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