High School Sports

A freshman with four individual victories, a strong supporting lineup and a school-record round helped Gettysburg Area High School’s golf team finish tied atop the Mid-Penn Colonial Division standings in 2026. The Warriors completed the six-match division schedule with a 23–7 record, matching Northern for the best mark among the six teams. Gettysburg won three

In their first match of the new soccer season, the Bermudian Springs boys’ soccer team earned a 2-0 win against James Buchanan on Monday. The first goal of the match—and the season—came from Landon Oehmig. The sophomore forward found the back of the net after an assist from Cole Weikert. In the second half, Colton

The powerful New Oxford girls’ tennis team defeated Spring Grove 5-0 on Monday afternoon, their third straight shutout win and second in which their opponents did not win a single game. In singles play, Anya Rosenbach dispatched Mary Smith 6-0, 6-0. Similarly, Allison Horick throttled Maggie Wirich, matching Rosenbach’s scoreline with another dominating 6-0, 6-0

New Oxford was dominant from start to finish Friday afternoon in a series of 6-0, 6-0 wins at Gettysburg, winning with perfect scores across both singles and doubles events. Dominant Singles Play The singles matches set the tone, with New Oxford’s Anya Rosenbach quietly dispatching Gettysburg’s Carmen Oshunrinade at Singles 1. Auvrie Coscia, representing Gettysburg

On a bright Tuesday afternoon, New Oxford’s girls’ tennis team shut out Northern York, recording a decisive 5-0 victory. The singles matches set the pace for the day. Anya Rosenbach of New Oxford started things off with a victory over Northern York’s Amelia Allen by a score of 6-0, 6-1. Allison Horick followed suit with

Gettysburg ran into a Lower Dauphin buzzsaw Wednesday afternoon as the Falcons breezed past the Warriors 17-0 in the shortened four-inning game.  Katelyn Stawser was the standout of a 12-hit Lower Dauphin attack, falling just a single short of hitting for the cycle. As it was, she racked up six RBIs on the strength of

Gettysburg exploded for seven runs in the fourth inning Tuesday afternoon, kept adding on, and defeated a stubborn Central Dauphin East softball team Tuesday afternoon by a final score of 12-7.  The game started with home-standing Central Dauphin East taking an early lead, scoring one run in the first inning and another in the third.

Baseball team rolls to win; softball squad gets rolled Baseball Tegan Kuhns fired a 15-strikeout, two-hit shutout, and Bryce Rudisill went four-for-four in leading the Gettysburg baseball team to an 8-0 on the Warriors’ home field Tuesday. Rudisill had two doubles and four RBIs on the day and also scored a run. Gettysburg broke open

Littlestown’s softball team broke open a 2-0 game with three runs in the fifth inning and a seven spot in the sixth, sending everyone home an inning early in a 12-0 whitewashing of Gettysburg Friday afternoon on the Warriors’ home field.  Littlestown started with a run in the first inning, then added another in the

Softball and baseball victories Thursday afternoon Softball After trailing 2-0 after three innings, Gettysburg broke through for five runs in the top of the fourth, then three more in the next inning, en route to a 9-4 softball win over Bishop McDevitt on the Crusaders’ home field.   Rachel Massenheimer and Samantha Carbaugh each had

Gettysburg broke open an extra-inning tie with a four-run eighth yesterday afternoon in Hershey, defeating the Trojans by a score of 6-2.  Bryce Rudisill’s two-run homer put the Warriors ahead in the first extra frame before his teammates tacked on two more insurance runs. Both teams started off strong, with Gettysburg scoring two runs in

A six-run fifth inning was the turning point Tuesday afternoon, as Hershey bested Gettysburg in softball action on the Warriors’ home field.  In the first inning, Gettysburg managed to score a run, taking an early lead. The game remained tight, with neither team scoring in the next three innings. Gettysburg didn’t score again until the

Hunter Gillin’s sacrifice fly scored Tegan Kuhns with the winning run yesterday afternoon as the Gettysburg Warriors earned a bottom-of-the-seventh, come-from-behind win over Red Land by a score of 4-3. Trailing 3-2 entering the final frame, the Warrior rally began with a walk to Wyatt Sokul, followed by a single from Kuhns. After a strikeout,

Mechanicsburg defeated Gettysburg in the final league softball game of the season for both teams, 6-2, Thursday afternoon.  Mechanicsburg started the scoring in the top of the second inning, with Sam Rybackl and Lauren Paul both getting on base and later scoring, giving the visiting Wildcats a 2-0 lead. In the top of the fourth,

Mechanicsburg dominated Gettysburg on the Warriors’ field yesterday afternoon, gaining a 6-1 baseball victory. Mechanicsburg took a quick 1-0 lead, with shortstop Jeff Lougee and second baseman Zach Lochary getting on base early in the first inning. Shawn Karpaitis (CF) hit a double, bringing in Lougee for the first run of the game.  In the

Delone emerged victorious against Biglerville by a score of 93-53 in the boys’ competition. Biglerville’s Robert Salazar had a great day, winning the 100-meter hurdles and the high jump events. He also came in second in the long jump In the distance events, Aiden Davis from Delone won the 1600m race, while the Squires’ Ryan

Gettysburg and Carlisle matched each other run-for-run for the first four innings Wednesday before the Thundering Herd scored in the fifth and then held the Warriors scoreless for the final three frames to claim a 4-3 win at Gettysburg.  Gettysburg’s Tegan Kuhns was the tough-luck loser, taking the L despite racking up 11 strikeouts over

Despite being outhit, 9-8, Carlisle defeated Gettysburg by a final of 6-4 on Wednesday in a game played at Carlisle.  The first inning saw Carlisle take an early lead with two runs, but Gettysburg soon caught up, scoring two runs in the third inning to tie the game. However, the homesteading Thundering Herd took the

East Pennsboro scored early and often yesterday, effectively putting the game away in the first three innings en route to a five-inning 19-0 blistering of home-standing Gettysburg.  East Pennsboro plated four runs in the first inning, six more in the second, and four in the third. The Panthers racked up 19 hits and played error-free

It was an especially sunny Thursday afternoon for the Gettysburg Warriors softball team on Thursday, as they triumphed over the Central Dauphin East Panthers by a score of 9-4, earning their first win of the season. While any season will have its ups and downs, the Gettysburg girls have lost some tough ones prior to

In Mercersburg yesterday, Gettysburg and James Buchanan High School split a dual track meet, with Gettysburg boys securing a decisive 108-42 victory and James Buchanan girls winning 82-68 against their Gettysburg counterparts. The Gettysburg boys put on a stellar show, with Gabe Pecaitis taking first place in Pole Vault with an impressive 14-3. Wyatt Heistand

The Lower Dauphin Falcons secured a 5-2 victory over the Gettysburg Warriors on Tuesday afternoon at Gettysburg. The Falcons’ offense produced eight hits, while the Warriors managed six hits.  Lower Dauphin’s standout players included Hunter Strohm, who went three-for-four with a triple, and Trey Harper, who contributed two hits. Colin Warner and Roman Wintergrass each

Lower Dauphin triumphed over Gettysburg, 11-1 Tuesday afternoon, in a five-inning affair. The Falcons racked up 11 runs on 13 hits, while the Warriors managed a single tally on six hits. Gettysburg’s lineup featured standout performances from Kate Keller, who went 3-for-3 with a double, and Emmaleigh Gillingham, who hit a double and drove in

Palmyra defeated Gettysburg 4-0 in softball action Thursday afternoon behind a scintillating performance from star pitcher Mollie White. In going the distance and holding the Warriors hitless, White racked up 19 strikeouts, surrendering only one walk. Despite her magnificent work, the game was in doubt through the regulation seven innings until the Cougars broke things

Bishop McDevitt defeated Gettysburg, 7-3, on Wednesday afternoon at the Warriors’ home field.  McDevitt had a big day offensively, racking up 10 hits that produced the winning seven runs. The Crusaders got a total of four doubles from four different players and stole a total of 11 bases. In the field, they played errorless ball.

In a closely contested softball game on Tuesday, April 11, Delone Catholic emerged victorious over Gettysburg, 4-3, on the Warriors’ field.  Delone Catholic took the lead in the second inning, scoring four runs thanks to the batting prowess of Teagan Funkhouser, who managed a triple and drove in two runs. Caylee Zortman also contributed with

In an exciting baseball matchup on Monday afternoon, Gettysburg defeated Littlestown by a count of 3-1 on the Warriors’ home field. Littlestown started strong with a run in the first inning, but the Warriors quickly answered back, scoring two runs in the second inning and another in the fourth. That lead was to hold up

Zach Tipton, senior swim team captain at Gettysburg High School, has committed to continue his academic and swimming career at Washington College in Charleston MD, where he will major in biology as part of their pre-med program on a Presidential Scholarship. At GHS, Tipton had his best times in the 100 breaststroke (1.00.04) and 200 indvidual

Here are some current high school scores as reported to the community Here are some current high school scores as reported to the community. Bermudian Springs Boys Varsity Basketball Dec 6 Bermudian Springs @ Northern High School Lost: 33-39Dec 9 Bermudian Springs @ Boiling Springs High School Lost: 38-51Dec 20 Bermudian Springs vs Biglerville Middle School/HS Won: 46-33