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Williamsport Boys & Girls Track & Field
Henry Huber on track and field: Williamsport heads into May with confidence APR 20, 2024HENRY HUBERSports reporterhhuber@sungazette.com RALPH/Sun-Gazette Williamsport's Anyae Grissom competes in the hurdles competition during Tuesday’s dual meet against Jersey Shore at Williamsport.Following a strong outing at last year’s District 4 championships, in which the boys took silver and the girls claimed bronze, expectations for Williamsport track and field remained high. Even with both graduating classes running somewhat deep and the boys losing a few key returners to injury, the teams have handled those blows with grace and confidence. There isn’t a soul on either squad that believes it can’t compete for a district title this season.“We graduated a very strong group of seniors last spring but have had several underclassmen step-up during the winter season,” said Williamsport coach Jeremy Steppe prior to the season. “I am confident that thi
More About Williamsport Boys & Girls Track & FieldMarissa Rumsey-Sun Gazette Girls' Wrestler of the Year
Williamsport’s Rumsey dominated all year en route to Girls Wrestler of the Year honors JON GERARDI Sports Editor jgerardi@sungazette.com Marissa Rumsey established herself as an outstanding wrestler over the last few years. Prior to this year, Rumsey had to go up against boy wrestlers. While that was far from fun for Rumsey — as she joked at regionals she got beat up in those matches — it made her better. Iron sharpens iron, and those matches again boy competitors helped develop Rumsey into an even better wrestler overall. Fast forward to this winter, and that was evident. In the first year of girls wrestling being a PIAA-sanctioned sport, Rumsey became one of the area’s first-ever state medalist as she ended her career with a bronze medal at 148 pounds, one of just five area wrestlers to earn a medal this year. It showcased the talent she has. The Millionaire was named the Sun-Gazette Girls Wrestler of the Year this season. Runn
More About Marissa Rumsey-Sun Gazette Girls' Wrestler of the YearLive Streaming of WAHS Athletic Events
LIVE STREAM LINK Please visit our HudlTV page to view events in the Magic Dome Gym and STA Stadium. https://fan.hudl.com/usa/pa/williamsport/organization/17291/williamsport-high-school
More About Live Streaming of WAHS Athletic Events2nd/3rd Sport Re-certification-Physical Paperwork
Please click this link below for 2nd/3rd sport informational paperwork: 2nd/3rd Sport Re-certification Physical Paperwork
More About 2nd/3rd Sport Re-certification-Physical PaperworkInstructions for NEW ONLINE REGISTRATION for Sports Physicals (PlanetHS) and Form Completion
Dear Parent/ Guardian, The Athletic Department at Williamsport Area School District now hosts their Pre-Participation Athletic Forms online with PlanetHS. This digital platform will allow you, and your student(s), to complete and access athletic forms via computer, tablet, or mobile phone. It is HIPAA, COPPA and FERPA compliant. A link to the privacy policy is located at the bottom of the Sign in page at www.planeths.com. Parent and student must create separate accounts, using different emails and/or mobile numbers. Important: Students must be sure to create accounts using accurate information, including their Official Name from school registration, DOB, high school graduation year and school. You can click SELF HELP on the right of the screen for walkthroughs of the account creation, account linking, and athletic forms functionality. STEP 1. Go to www.planeths.com and click on the yellow login button in the top right o
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Boys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. Central Mountain High School
Boys JV/Varsity SoccerMill Hall - The Millionaire boys soccer team even its record last night after gutting out a win on the road as they visited District 6 opponent, Central Mountain. Williamsport found themselves down a goal early, but battled back to tie the score at one a piece after senior defender Tadd Ungard buried his shot into the back of the net from just inside the eighteen. Once again, however, our boys allowed another Wildcat goal and had a 1-2 deficit heading into the break, even though they had an 8-3 advantage on shots. The Millionaires decided not to change the game plan and continued to pressure the Central Mountain midfield and defense, allowing scoring opportunities to pile up. While the Wildcats produced one quality scoring chance in the second half, it was the Millionaires who created several more threatening situations in the final third. While Parker Johnson (a senior, captain) and his defensive crew (consisting of Tadd Ungard, Trevor Estes, Wyatt Jud
More About Boys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. Central Mountain High SchoolGirls Varsity Tennis vs. Central Columbia High School
Girls Varsity TennisWAHS 1 CENTRAL COLUMBIA 4 DOUBLES 1. WAHS Eden Huff/Peyton Kelley 1 6 (10) CC Cassandra Marte/Kaitlyn Zandina 6 4 (8)2. WAHS Maddy Lundy/Shyla Montoya 6(3) 0 CC Sydney Barry/Emily LaRouche 7(7) 6 SINGLES 1. WAHS Kayla Bloch 4 0 CC Rihanna Baker 6 6 2. WAHS Gabby McQuillen 1 3 CC Natalia Taylor 6 63. WAHS Audrey Dincher 6 (1) 0 CC Macy Gearhart 7 (7) 6
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Girls Varsity TennisCentral Columbia 5 WAHS 0 DOUBLES 1. CC Cassandra Marte/Kaitlyn Zandina 6 6 WAHS Eden Huff/Peyton Kelley 1 42. CC Sydney Barry/Emily LaRouche 6 6 WAHS Maddy Lundy/ Shyla Montoya 1 3 SINGLES 1. CC Rihanna Baker 6 6 WAHS Kayla Bloch 1 2 2. CC Natalia Taylor 6 7 WAHS Gabby McQuillen 0 53. CC Macy Gearhart 6 6 WAHS Audrey Dincher 2 1
More About Girls Varsity Tennis vs. Central Columbia High SchoolGirls Varsity Tennis vs. Shikellamy School District
Girls Varsity TennisWAHS 3 Shikellamy 2 DOUBLES1. WAHS Eden Huff/Peyton Kelley 6 6 Shik Ozzie Kramer/Aiyannah Reed 0 32. WAHS Ella Adkins/Shyla Montoya 4 6 6 Shik Emma Erdley/Emmy Underkofler 6 2 4 SINGLES 1. WAHS Kayla Bloch 1 5 Shik Sabrina Doebler 6 72. WAHS Gabby McQuillen 2 6 4 Shik McKenzie Boyer 6 4 63. WAHS Audrey Dincher 6 6 Shik Makenna Hoffman 1 0
More About Girls Varsity Tennis vs. Shikellamy School DistrictGirls Varsity Tennis vs. Central Mountain High School
Girls Varsity TennisCentral mountain 3 Williamsport 2 Singles 1. Addison Lindsay CM over Kayla Bloch W 6-0 6-0 2.Ellie Harry CM over Gabby Mcquillen w 6-2 6-3 3. Audrey Dincher W over Archie Walker CM 6-4 6-1 Doubles 1. Eden Huff/Peyton Kelley W over Molly Dubbs/Emily Brinker CM 6-2 6-1 2. Kassie Williams/Leah Wian CM over Maddy Lundy/Shyla Montoya W 6-2 6-3
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Girls Varsity TennisJersey Shore 5 Williamsport 0 Singles: Peyton Dincher def. Kayla Bloch 6-2, 6-1Josie Gerst def. Gabby McQuillen 6-4, 6-2Addison Koch def. Audrey Dincher 6-2, 6-2 Doubles:Jaymison Stellfox & Julia Herman def. Eden Huff & Peyton Kelley 6-3, 6-0 Ava Lanks & Kendall Bubb def. Maddy Lundy & Shyla Montoya 6-0, 6-1
More About Girls Varsity Tennis vs. Jersey Shore Area High SchoolBoys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. State College Area High School
Boys JV/Varsity SoccerWilliamsport - The Millionaire boys soccer team stymied the Little Lions from State College on Saturday en route to a 3-1 victory. After a weather delay, sophomore Brayden Ungard got things going for the Millionaires when he delivered a high cross to the far post where fellow sophomore Isaac Balza put it into the back of the net for a one-goal lead. However, State College, a District 6 powerhouse, quickly answered with the equalizer a few minutes later. While State College maintained more of the possession, Williamsport found its opportunities and capitalized on them. Dumfer Adjei-Frimpong, a junior, quickly dispossessed a midfielder and was able to deliver his pass to Ungard for Williamsport's second goal. After the halftime break, Williamsport wanted to limit State College from producing quality looks inside twenty yards and the midfielders and defensive line did just that. The Millionaires created several counter-attack opportunities and conve
More About Boys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. State College Area High SchoolBoys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. State College Area High School
Boys JV/Varsity SoccerWilliamsport - The Millionaire boys soccer team stymied the Little Lions from State College on Saturday en route to a 3-1 victory. After a weather delay, sophomore Brayden Ungard got things going for the Millionaires when he delivered a high cross to the far post where fellow sophomore Isaac Balza put it into the back of the net for a one-goal lead. However, State College, a District 6 powerhouse, quickly answered with the equalizer a few minutes later. While State College maintained more of the possession, Williamsport found its opportunities and capitalized on them. Dumfer Adjei-Frimpong, a junior, quickly dispossessed a midfielder and was able to deliver his pass to Ungard for Williamsport's second goal. After the halftime break, Williamsport wanted to limit State College from producing quality looks inside twenty yards and the midfielders and defensive line did just that. The Millionaires created several counter-attack opportunities and conve
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Boys JV/Varsity SoccerWilliamsport - The Millionaire boys soccer team stymied the Little Lions from State College on Saturday en route to a 3-1 victory. After a weather delay, sophomore Brayden Ungard got things going for the Millionaires when he delivered a high cross to the far post where fellow sophomore Isaac Balza put it into the back of the net for a one-goal lead. However, State College, a District 6 powerhouse, quickly answered with the equalizer a few minutes later. While State College maintained more of the possession, Williamsport found its opportunities and capitalized on them. Dumfer Adjei-Frimpong, a junior, quickly dispossessed a midfielder and was able to deliver his pass to Ungard for Williamsport's second goal. After the halftime break, Williamsport wanted to limit State College from producing quality looks inside twenty yards and the midfielders and defensive line did just that. The Millionaires created several counter-attack opportunities and conve
More About Boys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. State College Area High SchoolGirls Varsity Tennis vs. Danville Area High School
Girls Varsity Tennis8-29-24 Tennis Match ReportDanville 4, Williamsport 1 1st Singles: Josie Bendle (D) def. Kayla Block (W) 6-0, 6-12nd Singles: Gyovanna Sundaresan (D) def. Gabby McQuillen (W) 6-0, 6-33rd Singles: Cassie Shellenberger (D) def. Audrey Dincher (W) 6-1, 6-11st Doubles: Eden Huff & Peyton Kelley (W) def. Alexa Preisz & Elyse Spahr (D) 7-6 (7-3), 1-6, 6-1 2nd Doubles: Hazel Gatski & Sanah Bhanushali (D) def. Maddy Lundy & Shyla Montoya (W) 7-6(7-5), 7-6(11-9)
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Girls Varsity TennisWAHS Girls opened their season at home with a 4-1 win over Selinsgrove High School. Senior Kayla Bloch defeated Kylie Haines 6-3, 6-3. The heat and a tough competitor in Alexis Hoot led to Gabby McQuillen's loss at the two spot: 2-6, 1-6. Audrey Dincher had a decisive victory at #3 over Miah Bassler, 6-1, 6-2. At #1 Doubles, Williamsport's Eden Huff and Peyton Kelley quickly defeated Berkeley Fertig and Ashley Lehman 6-1, 6-0. And the #2 team of Sophomore Maddy Lundy and Senior Shyla Montoya battled point for point to a 7-6 (7-5), 6-4 win over Talia Monesy and Natalya Kline. SINGLES 1. Kayla Bloch WAHS 6 6 Kylie Haines Selinsgrove 3 32. Gabby McQuillen WAHS 2 1 Alexis Hoot Selinsgrove 6 63. Audrey Dincher WAHS 6 6 Miah Bassler Selinsgrove 1 2 DOUBLES1. Eden Huff/Peyton Kell
More About Girls Varsity Tennis vs. Selinsgrove Area High SchoolBoys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. Mifflinburg Area High School
Boys JV/Varsity SoccerWilliamsport Soccer Complex - On Monday afternoon the Millionaires allowed zero shots on goal and cruised to a 6-0 victory in their season opener against the Mifflinburg Wildcats.The midfielders and the defensive line thwarted any attack Mifflinburg tried to muster in either half. Admittedly, the Millionaires struggled to find the back of the net until late in the first half when sophomore Connor Hofstrom served a corner kick that senior Tadd Ungard drilled into the back of the net just inside the near post.After the half, the Millionaires picked up the intensity and became more creative with their offensive runs in the final third of the pitch creating numerous scoring opportunities. Just two minutes into the second half, sophomore Brayden Ungard dribbled by two defenders and beat the keeper to double the Millionaire lead. Senior captain, Parker Johnson, then got an assist when he found Brayden Ungard just outside the box and Brayden drilled his second goal of t
More About Boys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. Mifflinburg Area High SchoolBoys Middle School Track & Field vs. Altoona Area JH
Boys Middle School Track & FieldThe Boys' Track team competed in the 55-team, 795-athlete Championship meet on Saturday, May 11th in Altoona. Fighting the rain at the end of the meet, the team finished in 2nd place behind State College. Noah Scholnick was chosen the MVP of the meet with 3 first places (800, 1600, 3200) and 2 Meet Records (1600 - 4:40.39; 3200 - 10:11.99) . Tevin Williams finished tied for third in the MVP race with 1 first (400), 1 second (200) and 1 fourth (long jump). Other places winners included Solomone Maafu (3rd-discus), Eli Weaver (6th-300 hurdles), Victor Myers (7th-triple jump) , Nysiem Williams (8th-triple jump) and 1600 relay team members Jaiyere Ruff, Tyiere Pralour, Eli Weaver and Nysiem Williams (8th).
More About Boys Middle School Track & Field vs. Altoona Area JHBoys Varsity Baseball vs. Jersey Shore Area High School
Boys Varsity BaseballWilliamsport beats Shore under lights for first night game win at new field LOCAL SPORTSSports reportercmasse@sungazette.com APR 24, 202CHRIS MASSE Camden March (20) and Kellen Jackson (9) of Williamsport celebrate turning an inning-ending double play in the 3rd inning against Jersey Shore Wednesday evening in Williamsport. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-GazetteWilliamsport turned on the lights at Millionaire Mountain for the first time Wednesday night. And those lights sure illuminated two exciting teams playing a riveting game.Williamsport won the first night game at its new stadium, but both it and Jersey Shore made a mark in a contest defined by clutch pitching, some impressive power hitting and superb defense. Grant Viello threw five stellar innings of three-hit baseball, Kellen Jackson went 3 for 3 with a home run and two RBIs and Wyatt Bair closed the game with a strikeout as Williamsport edged Jersey Shore, 4-3. The Millionaires (6-5, 5-3) av
More About Boys Varsity Baseball vs. Jersey Shore Area High SchoolGirls Varsity Wrestling
Girls Varsity WrestlingRumsey sisters have different wrestling styles, but both produce dominant performances MAR 7, 2024 JON GERARDI Sports Editor jgerardi@sungazette.com MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Corespondent Williamsport’s Lillian Rumsey tries to pin Bishop McDevitt’s Lane Fordych in the 112-pound first-place bout at Saturday’s Central Regional girls championships. MILTON — Both Marissa and Lillian Rumsey have dominated in their respective weights this season. They’re both ranked within the top 3 in Pennsylvania, they both are District 4 and Central Regional gold medalists and both have more than 28 wins with just one loss. The only real difference between the two is their styles of wrestling. Coach Kevin Werner agrees as well. “Both of them are different in their approach to wrestling,” Werner said on Saturday at Milton at the Central Regional tournament just shortly before it was announced Williamsport won the team title. F
More About Girls Varsity WrestlingGirls Varsity Wrestling-District Tournament
Girls Varsity WrestlingWilliamsport’s Rumsey sisters are enjoying the ride of wrestling JON GERARDI Sports editor jgerardi@sungazette.com RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Williamsports Marissa Rumsey has her hand raised after winning her bout at the District 4 girls wrestling championships. Marissa Rumsey and her sister Lillian are both qualifiers for the Central Regional tournament on Saturday and are both enjoying the postseason wrestling together as Marissa is a senior. Williamsport’s Lillian and Marissa Rumsey compete in different weight classes in wrestling for the girls program. But that doesn’t mean they don’t practice and wrestle against one another. Lillian, just a sophomore, noted that Marissa, her older sister who’s a senior, often gets the best of her. And sometimes beats her up a little bit. But Lillian wouldn’t have it any other way. That sibling tough love if you will on the mat when they practice helps them both get continually
More About Girls Varsity Wrestling-District TournamentGirls Varsity Basketball vs. Wyoming Valley West High School
Girls Varsity BasketballPayton Baney’s putback at the buzzer lifts Williamsport girls in district semifinal thriller FEB 22, 2024 JON GERARDI Sports Editor jgerardi@sungazette.com You could hear the Williamsport girls players cheering and celebrating as soon as the game ended. You could hear it emitting from the locker room as well. And it was pretty loud in the commons of Williamsport High School once the Millionaires got upstairs to their friends and families. And for a good reason, those cheers were ringing loudly, and it was thanks to Williamsport senior Payton Baney. Once Mackenzie Perluke hit her second free throw, Williamsport knew the game would come down to its final possession with 14 seconds remaining. The Millionaires found Ella Wilson near the baseline, who had a good look for a shot, but the ball bounced off the rim. That’s where Baney came in. Baney got the offensive board and quickly released a putback as time expired for the game-winning basket in an
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Boys Varsity BasketballMillionaires are seeing fruits of their labor in boys basketball FEB 14, 2024 CHRIS MASSE Sports reporter cmasse@sungazette.com RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Central Mountain's Hunter Hoy (2) looks to the rim around Williamsport's Micah Washington (22) during a high school basketball game at Williamsport on Monday, Feb. 12, 2024. Williamsport won 67-63. Obviously, Williamsport hoped its first 16 games would go better. A team hit hard by graduation and even harder by injuries, Williamsport started the season 3-13, dropping six straight games at one point. Through it all, the Millionaires continue working and now are seeing some fruits of their labor. What a time to do it, too. Williamsport won its third straight game Monday, defeating Central Mountain, 67-63. The Millionaires have moved up two spots in the District 2-4 Class 6A standings and suddenly control their own destiny in terms of hosting a quarterfinal. It’s been a bump
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CoEd Varsity Swimming & DivingJon Gerardi on swimming: Williamsport Invite helped numerous swimmers drop time FEB 14, 2024 JON GERARDI Sports Editor jgerardi@sungazette.com MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Williamsport's Evan Summers does the backstroke in the boys 200 IM during the Williamsport Coaches Invitational at Williamsport Saturday. Ask any swimmer who competed at Saturday’s Williamsport Coaches Invite if they thought that type of atmosphere and event was beneficial in the long run, and the answer was an unequivocal yes. Outstanding swimmers in lanes next to you, motivation to PR, fans being extremely loud in a district-like atmosphere. What else would a competitor want? “There’s a lot of people here and obviously we don’t swim against these people at districts, but to see them now in this competitive environment and competition with all the different schools is nice,” Williamsport’s Kendall Cohick said. “You real
More About Williamsport Coaches InvitationalBoys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. Abington Heights High School
Boys JV/Varsity SoccerThe boys' soccer team lost a tough game in the District Semifinal last night at Abington Heights. Connor Poole scored Williamsport's only goal of the night. The boys' Varsity season ended with a 9-9 record and the JV ended with a record of 13-1-1.
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