The Manheim Township boys and girls cross country teams won District 3 titles last year. They are looking to set the pace again this season.
The girls teams going for a 4-peat when it comes to district gold. Coach Kevin Stover says, "We've put something in place, a consistency, an ability to adapt." Stover coaches both the boys and girls teams.
Leading the girls are Lexie Kauffman (left in top photo) and Kaila Atteberry. They talked about "the focus they need during meets."
Ben Faranda-Diedrich (top photo) sees the posters of past Manheim Township star players in the locker room every day as he and other Blue Streaks prepare for the 2025 season.
No one in the Lancaster-Lebanon League has found any more football success in recent years than Manheim Township, but the last three seasons have all ended sooner than expected with losses to Harrisburg in the District 3 playoffs. How to get over that hurdle? "Play as one," says Darius Dixon.
Players attending media day:
Jack Kenneff (top), senior, quarterback
(from left, below)
Luke Wagner, senior, tight end, defensive end
Taylor Veilleux, senior, running back, defensive lineman
Manheim Township girls volleyball players say they are super invested in this season, and senior Aidyn Lefever is particularly looking forward to one key night.
Players attending media day:
(from left)
Anna Krotky, senior, setter
Jessie Krieger, junior, middle blocker
Aidyn Lefever, senior, libero
Dylan King had a big day during the quarterfinal round of the Lancaster-Lebanon League baseball playoffs.
King threw six innings of no-hit baseball and knocked in two runs as the Manheim Township Blue Streaks beat Annville-Cleona 3-0. With King reaching the 100-pitch limit, Evan Clark pitched a perfect seventh.