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Girls' Varsity Swimming vs. Hatboro Horsham High School

The Wiss Girls hosted Hatboro Horsham on Tuesday. The Trojans were missing over a quarter of the team due to various reasons but gave their best in a loss to the Hatters. Winners included Cais Yeung in a personal best score in diving, Brynn Remar in the 100 free in a close finish (.05s), and Sarah Chess in a two second personal best in the 100 breast. A few other exciting races were the 200 IM and 200 Free Relay. The Sarahs (Minnick and Chess) went 2-3 in the 200 IM in best times. In the 200 Free Relay the A relay team of Sarah Chess, Syd McGinley, Dani Marra, and Brynn Remar placed second but the excitement came from the B team of Ashley Frey, Lizzie Hussa, Syd LeGower, and Lainey Connaghan when Lainey closed a nearly 1.5 gap by chasing down the Hatboro Horsham swimmer to out touch her at the finish and secure the thrid place position. The final away dual meet of the season is scheduled for next Tuesday at Upper Merion. 

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Bensalem Twp High School

The Wissahickon Trojans captured their 5th straight win today with a solid game at Bensalem 72-49. The team went out with a focus to take the game 1 quarter at a time, and then grind to win each quarter, and they hit their goal. Grinding and hustling on defense, they gradually extended their lead quarter by quarter.Nico Vacchiano scored 31 points and added a few exciting dunks, and Zach Schwartz added 14.Wissahickon will play home vs crosstown rivals Upper Dublin on Tuesday night 7:00. 

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Central Bucks West High School

The Wissahickon Trojans fell into early foul trouble with two starters, Jack Weiss and leading scorer Nico Vacchiano, but the team showed great grit still earning a 44-40 win over visiting CB West. Zach Weiss picked up the slack 13 of his game-high 15 in the first half while Vacchiano was strapped with foul trouble. The third quarter was a push at 12-12 with Wissahickon heading into the fourth with a tight one-point lead. Nico Vacchiano and Owen Haughey made huge plays to help the Trojans hold the lead, but a big three by Jack Weiss late gave the Trojans solid breathing room. For Wissahickon Owen Haughey added 10 points and Vacchiano had 9. Pellegrini had 16 for West.Wissahickon plays at Bensalem in a Guys/Girls double header at 1:00 and 3:15

Girls' Varsity Swimming vs. Quakertown Community Senior High School

On Thursday, Wissahickon hosted Quakertown for their fourth SOL Liberty Division meet. Many of the girls swam different events than they normally do in the 104-72 victory. The meet started off with a win in the 200 Medley Relay which consisted of Suzie Minnick, Sarah Chess, Brianna Chess, and Sarah Minnick. In the 200 Free all four swimmers (Sydney LeGower, Sophie Newdeck, Chloe McClintick, and Madison Scalley) swam to personal best times. In the 50 free Suzie Minnick and Brynn Remar finished first and second with only 1/100th of a second separating them, while Syd McGinley did a personal best. Quakertown had no divers so our girls went 1-2-3 (Cais Yeung, Manika Ishi, and Ingrid Kasenchar) with strong scores. Brianna Chess won the 100 fly while Madison Scalley did another personal best time. In the 100 free, Brin Schwartz, Sarah Minnick, and Dani Marra placed 1-2-3 while Lizzie Hussa did a personal best time. In the 500 free, Suzie Minnick won while Jane Stimmel dropped nearly 20 secon

Girls Varsity Swimming vs. Plymouth Whitemarsh High School

Wissahickon headed to Plymouth Whitemarsh for another Suburban one Liberty Division meet. While PW's depth proved to be too much for the Trojans, there were many great swims. The meet started of with a win in the Medley Relay (Sarah Minnick, Suzie Minnick, Brin Schwartz, and Sophie Newdeck). Suzie and Brin were also double winners in their individual events. Suzie had a strong victory in the 200 IM and had a nice come back win in the 100 back. Brin pulled ahead on the last 25 of the 100 fly to beat her Colonial rival, and she easily won the 100 breast while Sarah Chess placed second for Wiss's only 1-2 finish of the meet. On Thursday, the girls will take on Quakertown at home. 

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Council Rock High School South

In only their third home game of the year, Wissahickon came out firing on all cylinders and earned a solid 59-39 victory. The trojans for the third game in a row jumped out to a sizeable lead (20-5) by the end of the first quarter. By halftime the trojans stretched the lead and 44-17 and managed the final two periods to earn a solid win. Nico Vacchiano had a night with 28 points 7 rebounds, and 3 assist. Zach Schwartz also chipped in 12 points and 5 assist. CR South was led by Ryan Delp that had 23 points (7 threes).Wissahickon will host CB West Friday night.

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Lower Moreland High School

The Wissahickon Trojans turned in another solid defensive performance earning a win at Lower Moreland 60-23. The Trojans jumped out to a 20-2 first quarter lead behind the play of Zach Schwartz, Jack Weiss, and Nico Vacchiano. Jona Sellenriek also added 8 points and 6 blocked shots protecting the paint for Wissahickon. Nico Vacchiano led all scores with 23. Wissahickon was scheduled to play Central Saturday, in a Girls/Guys double header. The Girls still play at 11:00, but the boys' game had to be postponed due to unforeseen circumstances.Next, Wissahickon will play CR South Tuesday night.

Girls' Varsity Swimming vs. Upper Dublin High School

The Trojans headed down the road for a meet against last year's PIAA State Champions, Upper Dublin. They went in knowing they were not expected to win so were aiming for strong races, and perhaps some best times. Over half the team did a personal best time. Brynn Remar, Sophie Newdeck, Suzie Minnick, and Brin Schwartz won the 200 Free Relay for the team's first win of the meet.  In the most exciting race of the meet, the 100 breast, Suzie Minnick and Brin Schwartz placed one-two over the top two Upper Dublin swimmers. All four swimmers finished within a mere 4/10th of a second!Next Tuesday the girls head to Plymouth Whitemarsh for their third Liberty Division meet of the year.

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Quakertown Community Senior High School

The Wissahickon Trojans backed bounce after their heartbreaking buzzer beater loss to Hatboro on Tuesday by getting a solid win over the Panthers of Quakertown 57-21. The game was a make-up game due to a power outage before the holiday break. Wissahickon exploded with a 25-4 first quarter behind the play of senior guard Nico Vacchiano and Senior center Jona Sellenriek. After a solid second quarter as well, the Trojans took a 41-5 lead into halftime, and never looked back. Nico Vacchiano led all scores with 24, and Jona Sellenriek had 9 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 blocked shots. Wissahickon travels to Lower Moreland on Friday.

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Hatboro Horsham High School

The Trojans lost a heart breaker at the buzzer 45-44 at Hatboro-Horsham. After a rough first half, the Trojans found themselves trailing 27-19. The third quarter found them still trailing at the end of it by seven, In the 4th quarter the Trojans seemed to wake up, make a few plays, and tired the game 42 - 42. With 15 seconds left to go WIss stole the ball and Nico Vacchiano took it in for a 2-point lead with 5.7 seconds left. Unfortunately for the Trojans, Hatboro took it the length of the court and found their best shooter, Shane Phillips, open for a three, and he hit it at the buzzer beating the Trojans by 1.Wissahickon will play Wednesday at home vs Quakertown in their yearly “Silent Night” game.Girls/Guys double header at 5:30 & 7:00

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Methacton High School

After playing a dog-fight of a game vs Perk Valley on Friday in the Perk Valley Tournament, the Trojans returned on Saturday morning and could not find the umph and fire to slow down a tough Methacton team falling 51-33. Methacton jumped out to a 30-12 lead, and they never looked back. While Wissahickon made a couple short runs in spots, there was never really a dent made into Methacton's lead. Wes Robinson had 14 for the Warriors.Wissahickon plays Hatboro-Horsham next on January 6th.

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Quakertown Community Senior High School

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Perkiomen Valley

For the Wissahickon Trojans, after a power outage cancelled their game against Quakertown a week ago, the team was anxious to get back on the court. Playing Perkiomen Valley at their place in their tournament was a daunting challenge, but the Trojans rose to the occasion and earned a solid 56-52 victory. Wissahickon got out to a solid 13-9 first quarter behind solid shooting by Zach Schwartz and Nico Vacchiano, but Chase Kelly and Jon Boyd brought the Vikings back to take a one-point lead into halftime. The score went back & forth late in the final period, and Wissahickon's 7'0" big man Jona Sellenriek had 6 of his 14 points and went 7 for 7 from the field to help the Trojans get the win.  Nico Vacchiano led all scores with 18, but the team also got a big contribution from Zach Schwartz with 15 points and three 3s.Wissahickon plays Methacton tomorrow at 11:30. (At Perk Valley)

Girls' Varsity Swimming vs. Central Bucks West High School

The Wiss girls hosted Central Bucks West on Tuesday for the final dual meet of 2025. While the Trojan women gave each race a good fight, the Bucks proved to be too strong. winning all but two events. Brin Schwartz came from behind on the second half to win the 100 fly, and Suzie Minnick won the 100 breast in an exciting finish which was also a District One Championship automatic qualifying time.Next up is the Cardinal Classic Invitational at Upper Dublin this Saturday.   

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Abington High School

The Wissahickon Trojans lost a tough home-opener battle to Abington tonight 51-46. Abington got out to an early start by making steals and applying a good amount of pressure. Wissahickon had several bad turnovers, and dug themselves a hole, but once settled, they played Abington fairly even through the middle quarters.  Entering the fourth quarter down 14, the Trojans made a strong push to get back in the game, and cut the lead to 3 with 1:36 to go, but a Wiss foul and a couple Grasty free throws put the comeback out of reach.Nico Vacchiano led all scores with 25, and Grasty led Abington with 18.Wissahickon will play Quakertown at Home Friday in their fan famous "SILENT NIGHT" game.

Girls' Varsity Swimming vs. Cheltenham High School

The Wiss Girls' Swim and Dive Team hosted Cheltenham on Thursday afternoon. Despite missing eight members of the team, the girls scored a resounding victory over The Panthers, by winning all but one event. The Lady Trojans placed 1-2-3 in seven individual events and 1-2 in all three relays.Individual Highlights:200 Free: Brianna Chess, Chloe McClintic, and Madison Scalley placed 1-2-3200 IM: Sarah Chess, Ashley Frey, and Lainey Connagahn took the first three places50 Free: Sophie Newdeck wonDiving: Pheobe Karpowich, Ingrid Kasenchar, and SkylarTery earned the top three spots100 Fly: Sarah Minnick, Brianna Chess, and Sophie Newdeck placed 1-2-3100 Free: Brynn Remar, Lainey Connaghan, and Chloe McClintoc took the top three spots100 Back; Corinne Hoover and Ashley Frey battled it out for a photo finish in 1-2 and Madison Scalley wasn't far behind in third100 Breast: Sarah Chess, Nicole Fadel, and Nikki Smith grabbed the first three positions in the final individual eventRelays200 Medley:

Girls Varsity Indoor Track Opens Season at Alvernia University

The Girls Indoor Track team opened their season this past Friday with their first meet at Alvernia University competing against more than 60 teams in the Delaware Valley.  There were several strong performances throughout the night.  The team’s medalists included Maddie O’Donnell for her 6th place finish in the 3K in a personal best time of 10:44.31 and  Elise Erdei, Natalie Williams, Paige Etzler and Ally Maier for their 4th place finish in the 4x800 meter relay with a time of 10:33.93.  The team also had 3 individuals qualify for the Meet of Champions – Maddie O’Donnell (3K), Adrianna Skerrett (60 meter hurdles) and Keira Werner (800m).

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Plymouth Whitemarsh High School

The Trojans travelled to Plymouth Whitemarsh and lost a rough game 67-43. The Trojans found themselves in a jam with their best player Nico Vacchiano in early foul trouble in the first half, and to make matters worse 6'8" Delmar Taliaferro had 2 fouls and 7'0" Jona Sellenriek had an early two as well. With all that, Wissahickon found themselves still only down 11 at the half. Unfortunately, Many Sajid and Michael Pereira came out on fire in the second half, and they pulled away from the Trojans for good with a 21-10 third quarter. Nico Vacchiano led Wissahickon with 9.Wissahickon will have their first home game of the season on Tuesday vs Abington.    

Girls' Varsity Swimming vs. Pennridge High School

On Tuesday afternoon, Wissahickon hosted Pennridge in the second home meet of the season. This meet was was close throughout with the lead changing off and on. After seven of the twelve events, Pennridge had a ten point lead but that was about to change as the Wiss girls went 1-2-3 in the 500 to take the lead back. They then placed first and third in the 200 Free Relay, and won both the backstroke and breaststroke events. Going into the 400 Free Relay, the Wiss girls had a six point lead. That meant the meet came down to the the final event of the night. If Wiss placed second while Pennridge won and placed third it would result in a tie meet. The girls were not to be denied of the victory as they not only won the event but put an exclamation point on the win by also placing third. This resulted in a twelve point victory. Individual highlights:200 Free - Brin Schwartz won and Sarah Minnick placed second200 IM - Susie Minnick just touched out her Pennridge competitor by less than ha

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Upper Dublin High School

In a game that went back forth more than a pendulum, the Wissahickon Trojans gutted out a tough win 62-61 in overtime at Upper Dublin. After a 6 - 6 first quarter, the second quarter was also a defensive battle with the game leaning towards UD at the half 22-19.  In the third quarter Noah Cohen caught fire and score 7 of his game high 21, and B. Altman score 5 of his 14 points to have a ten-point lead going into the 4th quarter. Wiss scraped and clawed with the play of sophomore Zach Scwartz scoring 10 of his 12 points in the quarter and with Nico Vacchiano scoring 6 of his game high 22, to bring regulation to a dramatic moment. Up by 1, UD's Horace Jackson made 1 of 2 free throws with under 10 left on the clock to give his team a 2-point lead. On the next play, Wissahickon's Vacchiano went the length of the floor and finished an amazing floater that put the game into overtime.In the overtime, Jack Weiss, hit two big buckets and Vacchiano hit a couple of free throws to give the Tr