Adams County Sports Update – November 7, 2026

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

Football — playoff pause

Adams County’s six football teams had no November 6 game results to report. Delone Catholic and Littlestown return to the District III playoffs Friday, November 13. Delone faces Steelton-Highspire in the Class 1A final; Littlestown visits Susquehanna Township at 7 p.m. in a Class 4A quarterfinal. Bermudian Springs, Biglerville, Gettysburg and New Oxford have completed their seasons.

TeamWinsLosses
Bermudian Springs37
Biglerville28
Delone Catholic37
Gettysburg55
Littlestown73
New Oxford46

Records through November 6, unchanged since the regular-season finales. Sources: PA D3 Football, Gettysburg’s schedule and New Oxford’s schedule.

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Field hockey — November 5

Littlestown 2, Susquenita 1. Norah Meyers scored in the first quarter on an assist from Hayden Lawyer, then assisted Emily Waggoner’s second-quarter goal. Susquenita’s Peyton Hower scored in the fourth quarter, assisted by Leah Conroy. Sara Lawyer reported the district-game result to Gettysburg Connection.

Citlaly Serrano made two saves for Littlestown, which held a 5–3 edge in shots. Susquenita led 15–4 in penalty corners, and Sarah Clouser made three saves.

TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
Littlestown11002
Susquenita00011

Girls volleyball — November 5

Delone Catholic 3, Millersburg 1. The Squirettes won their second consecutive District III Class 2A championship at Dallastown, taking the match 25–22, 24–26, 25–17, 25–14. Lily Kane led Delone with 11 kills, three aces and two blocks, according to the school’s recap.

Alexa Young added 10 kills and 11 digs, NaTaya Glacken had nine kills and two blocks, and Audrey McKee contributed six kills and four aces. Zoe Gregg had 18 assists, and Makenzie Groft made eight digs. Delone improved to 18–2 and will face the District 12 champion in the state tournament November 11.

TeamSet 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
Delone Catholic25242525
Millersburg22261714

GETTYSBURG COLLEGE SPORTS

Volleyball — November 4

Gettysburg 3, Johns Hopkins 1. The Bullets won 25–22, 25–20, 21–25, 27–25 in Baltimore, ending a 21-match losing streak against the Blue Jays and securing a Centennial Conference playoff berth. It was Gettysburg’s first win in the series since 2010, according to Gettysburg College Athletics.

Emma Bradshaw had a career-high 16 kills with one error. Ellen Manke added nine kills and three aces, including the match winner after her kill broke a 25-all tie in the fourth set. Nala Shearer had 20 digs; Halle Feth contributed 23 assists and 17 digs. Gettysburg improved to 17–8 overall and 5–4 in the conference.

TeamSet 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
Gettysburg25252127
Johns Hopkins22202525

Sources: Team submission from Sara Lawyer; official Delone Catholic and Gettysburg College athletics reports; PA D3 Football and MaxPreps football schedules. Results through November 6.

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