Palmyra Cougars pulled off a hard-fought 62-54 victory over the Warwick Warriors in a thrilling non-league matchup! Palmyra held a narrow 27-22 lead at halftime before extending it in the second half, thanks to standout performances from Alex Dorta, who led all scorers with 20 points. Ya’Majesty Washington led Warwick with 15 points, while Parker Horst added 10! Warrior suffered their first Loss of the season!
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Wrestling: Cocalico vs. Ephrata (2/4/25)
The “Backyard Brawl” between Cocalico & Ephrata came down to the FINAL bout of the night… tied 29-29! Ephrata’s Kaleb Sweigart survived a 13-11 decision at 172lbs against Cocalico’s Dane Bollinger! Mounts Won 32-29… picked up their 9th straight dual win to wrap up the season & knocked off the Eagles for the 2nd year in a row!
🔹Cocalico got pins from Chase Breneman (114), Blake Shenk (139) & Nolan Steiner (285)! Sam Hershey (121) earned a Tech Fall!
🔸Ephrata had pins from Noah Tlumach (152) & Quincy Myer (189)! Brody Musser (145) added a Tech Fall!
3A District 3 Boys Volleyball Playoffs: Semifinals – Central York vs. Warwick (5-30-23)
District 3 Boys Volleyball THRILLER! #3 Central York & #2 Warwick slugged it out like a pair of state ranked squads should 💥🏐💥 BUT the Panthers narrowly advanced to the 3A Finals by a 3-2 nail biter over Warwick!
▪️Warriors lost to Cedar Crest in the 3rd place game on June 1... both teams moved onto States!
5A District 3 Football (1st Rd) – Gettysburg vs Warwick (11-5-21)
For the 4th year in a row, Warwick wins their Opening Round District 3 Playoff Game! Warriors beat Gettysburg 44-14! Strong game on the ground from RB Christian Royer, who had 4 TD’s! ?? Check out these highlights…
Warwick will face #1 Governor Mifflin Friday, November 12 in the 5A Quarterfinals!
Girls Basketball: Cocalico vs. Garden Spot (1-5-23)
Cocalico girls baseketball got their 2nd Win of the Week, knocking off Garden Spot 36-19! Teagan Sahm matched her season-high scoring with 21 points and added 18 rebounds for a MONSTER double-double!
--Lady Eagles defensively held the Spartans to 0 points in the 2nd quarter!