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To recognize the accomplishments and positive impact that coaches bring to the Wissahickon High School community, WHS is pleased to announce the launch of our inaugural Coaches Corner.
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🎉 Exciting News for Trojan Athletics Fans! 🎉
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new website! **What's New:**🌐 Modern and User-Friendly Interface🔍 Improved Navigation for Easy Access📅 Brand New Calendar Layout📸 Stunning Visuals and GalleriesClick this link to learn more about the site.
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Fan Expectations & Security Protocol for Sporting Events
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Come out and support the Trojans this season! Athletic schedules and information can be found on www.wissahickonathletics.org, where you can create a fan account and get email updates about your favorite teams. Any questions, stop by the athletic office, which is now located in the natatorium.
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New WissNation Advertising Opportunities
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Regional Championships
Boys Varsity WrestlingWell, the season didn't end as we would have liked this weekend at Regionals. Sam Tatko (Jr.) was eliminated Friday night in the pigtail round. Tyler Prince (Sr.) was eliminated on Saturday morning after losing his 1st round match on Friday night (4-2) and his 2nd match on Saturday morning (4-1). Both of his matches were tied 1-1 until late in the 3rd period so both were very winnable matches, but it wasn't meant to be. As they say, you could re-wrestle that bracket today and you would see a lot of different outcomes. I know in my heart Tyler is one of the top wrestlers in the region.Tyler ends his career with the 6th most wins in school history (111) with an astounding 89 falls. While his season ended a week earlier than he would liked, he will be remembered in Wissahickon wrestling history with his name hanging in the Circle Gym on the 100-win banner forever!
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WRESTLING - District Championships
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Wrestling Team participated in the District Championships yesterday at Quakertown High School. Two Wissahickon Wrestlers qualified for the Regional Championships; Tyler Prince 3rd at 285 and Sam Tatko 6th at 133. Rafael Oguiwara missed out on qualifying by 1 match. Regionals will be held at Souderton High School on Friday and Saturday.
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4x2 Team Lowers Own School Record
Boys Varsity Indoor TrackU of Penn 2/15/25 - At the Track and Field Coaches Association of Greater Philadelphia's year-end Meet of Champions, Dom Harvey-Sheppard, Amari Nash, Q West and Zion Ford won their heat going away but finished a close second to Souderton from a different heat. In a highly competitive year for this event,1:28.68 ranks us #4 PA. Other highlights: Jason Verriere hit a PR in the pole vault with 13-9 finishing in 2nd and making the State Standard. Dom Sheppard had an indoor personal best at 200M running 21.97 (#2 Wiss all-time, = #9 PA) in 3rd place. Ralph Antonucci placed 5th at 3000 knocking 12 seconds off his previous best with 8:51.57 (#21 PA.)The 4x400 team (3:23.58 #3 Wiss all-time) saw 3 out of the 4 have person bests. 400 splits were: Imari Nash 51.34 PR, Aiden Wescott 50.89 PR, Xavier Johnson 50.62 PR and Jonah Sydney 50.55 finishing in 4th and ranking #9 PA.
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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Spring-Ford High School
Boys Varsity BasketballThe Wissahickon Boys Basketball team had their season come to an end at the hands of Spring-Ford 59-54. The Trojans went into battle without their leading scorer Nico Vacchiano (illness), and took a little time to settle down in the first quarter and fell behind 17-8. The game was played pretty even through the next two quarters and Wissahickon found themselves trailing by 10 heading into the final frame. With big baskets from freshman Owen Haughey, senior Mason Stelzer (24 points), and Junior Chris Lee (11 points) down the stretch, the Trojans cut the lead to two with roughly a minute to go, but the Rams found a way to make a few plays and pull it out. Jacob Nguyen led Spring-Ford with 27.Tough end for the Trojans, but an impressive effort.
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SOL - Liberty Division League Championships
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Wrestling Team participated in the SOL - Liberty Division League Championships on Thursday at Quakertown High School. Two Wissahickon wrestlers reached the podium and received All-League honors. Tyler Prince - 1st place at 285 and Rafael Oguiwara - 3rd place at 107. Two other wrestlers finished in the top 4…Mason Carr at 139 and Michael Winter at 189.Next up for the team is the District Championships at Quakertown High School on Saturday.
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Girls Varsity Indoor Track Feb
Girls Varsity Indoor TrackOn Friday, February 7th at the DVGTCA Consolation Championships several team members of the Girls Indoor Track Team earned several medals in their respective events at the Consolation Championship meet. Medal winners included: Hope Greenwood and Lindsey Gejer (4th and 6th place in the 55 meter dash), Jaiydalin Meaux – 6th place in 55 meter hurdles, Chloe Doll – 2nd place in the 200 meter dash, Keira Werner 2nd place in the 800 meters, Charlotte Ledoux – 3rd place in the high jump and Lindsey Gejer, Hope Greenwood, Jaiydalin Meaux, and Kiera Werner – 1st place in the 4x200 meter relay. Additionally on Saturday, February 8th, four team members traveled to Lehigh University for the PTFCA Track Carnival where freshman Ameerah Jones-Rines earned a 4th place medal in the Long Jump with a personal best jump of 17 feet one inch.Next up for the team – the Meet of Champions on Wednesday, February 19th at the University of Penn’s new Ott Center.
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Girls Varsity Indoor Track Feb 7th and 8th
Girls Varsity Indoor TrackThe Wissahickon Girls Indoor Track & Field team had a very successful weekend. On Friday, February 7th at the DVGTCA Consolation Championships several team members placed in their respective events. Medal winners included: Hope Greenwood and Lindsey Gejer (4th and 6th place in the 55 meter dash), Jaiydalin Meaux – 6th place in 55 meter hurdles, Chloe Doll – 2nd place in the 200 meter dash, Keira Werner 2nd place in the 800 meters, Charlotte Ledoux – 3rd place in the high jump and Lindsey Gejer, Hope Greenwood, Jaiydalin Meaux, and Kiera Werner – 1st place in the 4x200 meter relay. Additionally on Saturday, February 8th, four team members traveled to Lehigh University for the PTFCA Track Carnival where freshman Ameerah Jones-Rines earned a 4th place medal in the Long Jump with a personal best jump of 17 feet one inch.Next up for the team – the Meet of Champions on Friday, February 14th at Lehigh University.
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Girls Varsity Indoor Track & Field at Alvernia University
Girls Varsity Indoor Track18 members of the Wissahickon Girls Indoor Track & Field Team traveled to Staten Island NY on Sunday February 2nd to compete in the 10th Annual Ocean Breeze Invitational. Several team members performed a personal best in their event, and freshman Ameerah Jones-Rines earned a 6th place medal in the triple jump with a personal best jump of 35 feet 3 and a quarter inches. Several team members will compete in the DVGTCA Consolation Championships tomorrow at the Clock Tower Schools in Glen Mills.
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Boys Varsity Wrestling vs. Hatboro Horsham High School
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Wrestling Team finished up their regular season with a League Dual Meet against Hatboro-Horsham falling 58-18. The three winners for the Trojans were; Cooper Breinlinger, Michael Winter and Tyler Prince, all winning by fall. Prince raised his season win total to 26 and his career win total to 104.Next up for the Trojans is the League Championships on Wednesday at Quakertown.
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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Springfield Twp High School
Boys Varsity BasketballThe Wissahickon Trojans finished the regular season with a strong decisive Senior Night 67-37 win over visiting Springfield Township High school. As of last Friday night, Wissahickon was at the 29th spot in District 1 6A rankings and feeling nauseous coming of a come-from behind defeat by the Cheltenham Panthers. The Trojans at 8-11 knew that all they could do for their last three games was focus on what they could control. The team locked in and beat their final three opponents by an average of 25 points. Tonight the Trojans jumped out on the Spartans for a 19-10 first quarter lead and continued their strong play for all four quarters. For Wissahickon, Mason Stelzer had 12, Ben Schwartz had 21, and Nico Vacchiano had 22. Bob Hartman had 13 for the Spartans.The Trojans celebrated their victory with their seniors in the lobby of their gym, and midway through the celebration a player pulled out their phone, and to the team's surprise, they were sitting at the 23rd spot in the rankings. N
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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Hatboro Horsham High School
Boys Varsity BasketballOn the road at Hatboro Horsham, the Wissahickon Trojans picked up another solid win 70-48 over the Hatters. The Trojans jumped out to a solid 1st quarter 19-8 lead off of 10 of Nico Vacchiano's 18 points. Wissahickon held that lead going into halftime 36-24, but Vacchiano picked up a third and immediately a quick 4th foul, and had to sit for the rest of the third quarter and a good portion of the fourth quarter. During that stretch Senior teammates Mason Stelzer (13 points, 7 assist) and Ben Schwartz (28 points, 8 rebounds) held down the fort in Vacchiano's absence. Schwartz had 19 of his career-high 27 points in the second half to help blow the game wide open and seal the win.Wissahickon will finish up the regular season at home (tomorrow) Wednesday night, Senior Night vs Springfield Township High School.
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4x200 Breaks Indoor School Record
Boys Varsity Indoor TrackStaten Island NY - Our annual trip to the Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex paid off bigtime. In the pre-lims of the 4x200, Dominic Harvey-Sheppard (22.01), Amari Nash (21.87), Quentin West (22.64) and Zion Ford (22.33) clocked 1:29.15, the second fastest time of the day. This bettered 1:29.88 (Dunswell, Williams, Dolberry-Wescott, Wright) from 2016 at the PTFCA Indoor State Championships. . Research shows our first two legs combined have run faster than ANY first two legs in the state by a full second.Other highlights included Personal Bests: Sheppard's 5th place medal in the 55 Meter Hurdles, Jack Pickle's 2:00.78 800, Nash's 22.70 200.The Ocean Breeze Invitational is THE largest high school track meet the the country with thousand of athletes competing over two days. >
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Girls Varsity Indoor Track vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Varsity Indoor TrackThe Wissahickon Girls Indoor Track Team competed in their final regular season meet last night at Alvernia University. Eighteen team members participated in various events, and two came home with medals. Freshman Ameerah Jones-Rines placed 3rd in both the hurdles and long jump, and junior Madeline O’Donnell finished 4th in the 3000 meters. The team will compete again this weekend at the Ocean Breeze Invitational in Staten Island New York.
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Boys Varsity Wrestling vs. Downingtown East High School
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Wrestling Team traveled to Downingtown East High School for a non-league dual meet on Saturday morning. Again, the Trojans were depleted by injuries and illness and the final results showed it losing 66-11. Winners for the Trojans were Tyler Prince who upped his team leading season record to 25-4 with a 2nd period fall and Rafael Oquiwara who won by technical fall. Next up our last dual meet of the year at Hatboro-Horsham Wednesday night.
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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Quakertown Community Senior High School
Boys Varsity BasketballAfter a difficult loss on Thursday night, the Wissahickon Trojans bounced back to get a solid win over visiting Quakertown 66-41.Wissahickon jumped out to an early lead in the 1st quarter and then followed up with another run in the second quarter, and they never looked back. Nico Vacchiano had 21 and Ben Schwartz had 14 for the Trojans.Wissahickon will play at Hatboro Horsham on Tuesday and Home for Senior Night on Wednesday.
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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Cheltenham High School
Boys Varsity BasketballWissahickon traveled to Cheltenham tonight for a non-league battle. For three quarters the Trojans had the upper hand, but a gritty Cheltenham grinded each quarter and finally persevered in the 4th for a 63-58 victory. Osei Johnson led all scores with 22. Ben Schwartz led Wissahickon with 20. The Trojans are at home tomorrow night vs. Quakertown.
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Boys Varsity Wrestling vs. Quakertown Community Senior High School
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Wrestling Team traveled to Quakertown on Wednesday night to wrestle a tough Quakertown team. The Trojans already knew they would be in a tough battle, but depleted by multiple injuries and illness it made it even that much harder. The Trojans managed two wins, one by Sr. Tyler Prince who secured a fall and one by Jr. Sam Tatko who won by technical fall. Next up for the team is a non-league dual meet at Downingtown East on Saturday morning.
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Girls' Varsity Swimming vs. Springfield Twp High School
Girls Varsity SwimmingThe girls wrapped up the 2024-25 dual meet season with a home meet against Springfield Township High School. Springfield's depth was too much for the Wiss girls to overcome but they had a great meet with very strong performances. Sixty-five percent of the team had at least one personal best time, and eighty percent had at least one season best time. It was senior night, and all three of our seniors had fantastic swims. Nora Weber had season best times in both of her individual event victories. In the 200 Free she set a new pool record, and in the 100 Free she out-touched the top Spartan by just 3/100ths of a second in a very exciting finish. Lauren Seegers had a season best time in the 50 Free and a personal best in the 100 Breaststroke. Sarah Stimmel had personal best times in both of her individual events - the 200 Free and 100 Free. Additionally, Brin Schwartz won both the 200 IM in a personal best, and the 100 Breaststroke in a HS swimming best time. Suburban One Lib
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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Abington High School
Boys Varsity BasketballThe Trojans earned a much-needed victory 60-54 over the visiting Abington Galloping Ghost. The Trojans got out to a great start with a 19-9 first quarter. Nico Vacchiano scored 13 of his game-high 24 points in that opening period. Abington trailed by 8-10 points throughout, but they cut the lead to two in the final period. Clutch free throws down the stretch by Ben Schwartz and Nico Vacchiano sealed the win for Wissahickon.Wissahickon plays at Cheltenham in a non-league game on Thursday and home vs Quakertown Friday.
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4x800 Ranked #12 Statewide, Sheppard #14 60Hurdles
Boys Varsity Indoor TrackU. of Penn, Sun 1/26 - Back to the Ott Center. Good news and bad news seems to to be the story line for this team. First, the good news: The 4x8 saw all four runners have indoor personal bests while finishing in 2nd place 8:17.98. Jack Pickel, Jishnu Dass and Enzo Gobin put Ralph Antonucci in solid third place. Ralph anchored in 2:00.97 moving up a spot. 60 hurdles had Aiden Wescott in his first ever attempt at the barriers. He made the finals with a respectable 8.77. Dom Sheppard also qualified in 8.98. Aiden struggled in the final (9.75) coming off the 4x2 literally 5 min earlier. Dom, however, had his best race of the season in second place with 8.40, under the state meet standard.Now the bad news. Coming off a great meet last week with state-ranked wins from the 4x2 and 4x4 with 8 different guys, we decided to keep the teams intact but flip the events. The 4x2 (Jonah Sydney, Zion Ford, Jayden Davis, Aiden Wescott) won the event going away but was DQ'd on a lane vio
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