Monthly Archives: July 2009

I found it interesting when I learned that York Suburban grad Katie Johnescu was rowing at Colgate University. Hey, it’s not like the Trojans carried boats down to the Susquehanna River, so the sport was obviously new to her. But, … Continue reading →

Former Dover standout Vaughn Hebron has a bio in the incoming freshman section of the Lafayette University media guide for this fall. Hebron topped the 3,000 career yards plateau, setting Eagles career records in rushing yards and touchdowns along the … Continue reading →

It is understandable if Penn State York tennis coach Mike Arnold is wearing a big smile these days. Recently, Arnold said with some degree of certainty that Dallastown grad Connor Slates will be returning to the local Lions for this … Continue reading →

Hanover alum Chelsea Kehr had a busy freshman year at Lebanon Valley College. The former Hawkette played sports in back-to-back seasons for LVC, impressive and rare even at the Division III level. Kehr played in all 26 games for the … Continue reading →

A pair of YAIAA alums are on the roster for the Delaware Valley College football team that recently was ranked fourth in Lindy’s 2009 College Football Preview, fifth by the Sporting News and 25th in the USA Today Sports Weekly College Football … Continue reading →

Dover grad Jason Decker received a great honor this spring when he was named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America College Division first team after posted a perfect 4.0 grade point average as a senior at Mount Vernon Nazarene University. On … Continue reading →

This is a repeat blog I posted on thelineupcard.com, but it’s well worth seeing again here. Below is a list of YAIAA grads who all-academic standards while playing sports in the NCAA Division I Patriot. See the entire list of Patriot League … Continue reading →

Central York grad Lauren Brenneman obviously made the most of her junior season at Salisbury University when she was named a third team Easton All-American last month. The catcher, shown below backstopping at Central in the 2005 PIAA playoffs, earned her second All-American … Continue reading →

For the fouth time in six years, the York College women’s basketball team finished as one of the top two in the nation in academics. The Spartans posted a collective 3.624 grade point average for the academic year, only .001 … Continue reading →

Former Red Lion standout Matt Dennish, (pictured below while running for the Lions) was always one of the biggest performers you would see at a track or cross country meet.   At 6-foot-5, it was hard to miss Dennish, who also … Continue reading →