Stephanie Leigh Eckhart – Class of 2001

• Earned 8 varsity letters in tennis (4) and soccer (4)
• Tennis – played #1 four years, Captain 2000
• 1998 – District III Girls AAA Doubles 3rd place, PIAA Girls AAA Quarter-Finalist, Honorable Mention All-State
• 1999 – LL League Girls Doubles Champion, District III Girls AAA Doubles Champion, PIAA Girls AAA Doubles Champion, 2nd Team All-State
• 2000 – LL League Girls Doubles Champion, District III Girls AAA Doubles Champion, PIAA Girls AAA Doubles Champion, 1st Team All-State
• 2003-2004 – Boys and Girls Club of Lancaster after school tennis instructor
• Soccer – 1999-2000 Section II 1st Team All-Star, 2001 Section II MVP, Co-Captain
• 2001 Lancaster Sportswriters & Sportscasters Award Recipient
• Wellesley College Tennis – 2 varsity letters playing #1, 2002-2003 ITA Regional Doubles Quarter Finalist, NEMAC All-Conference 2nd Team
• Millersville University Tennis – 2 varsity letters playing #1, 2004-2005 ITA Regional Doubles Champion, placed 6th nationally, 2004-2005 NCAA Division II Team Championships

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Donald C. Feiler – Active 1967-2016

• Pre-Conestoga Valley – Earned 6 varsity letters in high school basketball, soccer & track; 1962 graduate of Millersville State College – Helped start college soccer program, earned 2 varsity letters & co-captained first soccer team with winning record at MSU; 1962-1965 played soccer with British-American Club in teh Central Penn League
• Coached youth baseball in Brownstown 1967-70 & 1979-80; Refereed youth basketball 4 years;Umpired youth baseball; Represented West Earl Lions to youth baseball league; served 4 years on CV Summer Rec Committee
• Helped re-establish soccer at CV, serving as JV Coach for 4 years when Mr. Zink was AD; Coached JH Boys soccer for 4 years (1995-1998); Coached JH Girls JV soccer for 4 years (1995-1998)
• Timer for JH Basketball beginning 1969; Timer for High School Basketball 1981-2016, except for 1985-1986 season; served as timer for High School football and soccer for many years
• Served on Conestoga Valley Athletic Hall of Fame Committee for several years

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Alexander Mast – Class of 2005

• Earned 4 varsity letters in tennis
• 2004 & 2005 PIAA State Singles AAA Champion
• 2003 & 2005 District III Singles Champion; 2002 & 2004 District III Singles Finalist
• 2003, 2004 & 2005 Lancaster-Lebanon League Singles Champion; 2002-2005 LL League All-Star
• Conestoga Valley Career Match Record of 138-22; Singles 92-10; Doubles 46-12
• USTA Nationally Ranked Top 30 Singles, #1 Doubles; 2004 USTA National Family of the Year; 2002 USTA Middle States Family of hte Year; 2002 USTA Middle States Sportsmanship Award Winner
• 2008 First Team All-Conference for Atlantic 10 Conference
• 2003 Channel 8 Athlete of the Week Selection
• Selected to USTA/MS Junior Davis Team; Selected to USTA/MS Inter-sectional Team
• Recruited by Penn State University and finished top 40 Division One in 2005-2006
• 2008 played #1 for Duquesne University

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Brittany Shannon Presutti – Class of 2005

• Earned 6 varsity letters in field hockey (4) and lacrosse (2)
• Field Hockey – Four-year starter; 2003 Field Hockey Lancaster-Lebanon League Champions; 2003 – Second Team LL League All-Star Selection, Second Team All-State Selection, Blue Ridge Player of the Game Selection; 2004 – First Team LL League All-Star Selection, LL League Offensive MVP, First Team All-State Selection
• Lacrosse – Two-year starter; 2005 Member of Keystone State Tema
• Attended Syracuse University on an athletic field hockey scholarship (2005-2009); Three-year starter, 2008 Big East Champions, 2008 NCAA Final Four Semifinalist
• 2009 – Conestoga Valley Field Hockey Varsity Assistant Coach
• 2010 – Conestoga Valley Middle School Lacrosse Coach

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2005 Boys Track & Field 3200 Meter Relay Team

• Team Members:  Kip Horbal ’05;  Devin Kelly ’05;  Vince McNally ’08;  James Stratton ’05;  Jared Weaver ’06
• District III Champions — Time 7:45.26
• PIAA State Champions — Time 7:40.06
• In 2005, fastest time in entire nation through all state track meet championships
• As of 2016, time continues to be fastest ever recorded by a Lancaster-Lebanon League Team in the event)