2023 Inductees

2022 Inductees

Anthony Brown – Class of 2013

*          Earned 8 varsity letters in football (3), basketball (3) and track & field (2) – Recipient of the 2013 CV Outstanding Male Athlete Award and Doug Althouse Memorial Foundation scholarship

*          Football – 2011 & 2012 LL League Section II 1^st team Running Back and rushing champion, 2011 Section II 2^nd team Defensive Back, Franz-Rider-Yohe LL League Section II “Player of the Year”, 5-time LL Quarterback Club “Player of the Week”, 2011 District 3 “Mr. Touchdown” award recipient, 2011 Honorable Mention All-State Running Back, 2012 team captain

*          Statistics: 100 yd rushing games (12), 200 yd (5), 300 yd (1), 329 yds rushing vs Solanco (2^nd all-time), School Records: most touchdowns in a game (6), rushing yards in 1^st half (222), 2011 (1,444 yds), 2012 (1,338 yds) rank 2^nd  and 3^rd all-time for regular season games, 2,782 career rushing yds (3^rd all-time), 7 interceptions, 3,575 all-purpose yards, 35 career touchdowns, 6.2 yds/carry average

*          Basketball – 2-year starter, 2012-13 team captain, 2012-13 Section II 2^nd team PG, 2011-12/2012-13 team leader in assists and steals, most points scored in one game (34)

*          Track & Field – 2012 coaches award winner, 2013 Most Valuable Field Athlete award winner, 2012 LL League team champions, Twin Valley Invitational 100m (10.87 FAT) ranks second in school history, 2012 Leagues 4x100m(2^nd),HJ5^th(6’2”),100m(6^th), 2013 Leagues 4x100m(4^th), 2012 Dist 3 4x100m(4^th)

*          Attended West Chester University on athletic scholarship, 4-yr letter winner, 2013 Region 1 champions, NCAA final four appearance, NCAA playoffs: 2013,2014,2017, PSAC East champion 2015/2017, 2016 PSAC all conference Return Specialist, Played in 42 of 46 games and 2 PSAC Championship Games

Darryl Daniel  – Class of 1994

*          Earned 7 varsity letters in football (3) and track & field (4)

*          Football – 1994 Big 33 MVP, 2-time All-State Wide Receiver, 2-time Wide Receiver of the Year,        2-time Kick Returner of the Year, 165 career receptions at CV, 32-7 career record in football, holds CV record for longest interception return of 104 yards, participated in the “War of the Roses” All-Star Game

*          Attended Syracuse University on football scholarship – earned 3 varsity letters, 3-year starter,        played in four bowl games (Gator, Liberty, Fiesta, Orange)

*          National Football League – played one year in NFL Europe, followed by playing with the Minnesota Vikings, Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Suzie Eckhart – Class of 2002

*          Earned 8 varsity letters in tennis (4) and soccer (4)

*          Tennis - Career Wins 142 ; Singles 71 and Doubles 71

*          2000 Pennsylvania AAA Doubles Champion, 1^st Team All-State, District III AAA Doubles Champion, L-L League Doubles Champion, Altoona Invitational Doubles Champion 

*          1999 & 2001 Pennsylvania AAA Doubles 3^rd Place, 2^nd Team All-State, District III AAA Doubles Champion, L-L League Doubles Champion, Altoona Invitational Doubles Champion 

*          1998 Pennsylvania AAA Doubles Quarterfinalist, Honorable Mention All-State, District III AAA Doubles   3^rd Place, State College Invitational Doubles Champion 

*          1998, 1999, 2000 & 2001 L-L League Section II Team Champions 

*          1999 & 2000 L-L League Team Champions 

*          2001 USTA Nationally Ranked Top 200 Singles; 2000 & 2001 Middle States Singles Top 10; 2000 USTA Middle States Junior Team Tennis National Team; 2000 & 2001 USTA Middle States Zonal National Teams; 2005 USTA Middle States Family of the Year

*          Soccer – 4-year starter, 54 team wins, 23 goals; 2001 & 2002 L-L League All-Star; 2001 & 2002 L-L League Section II Champions 

*          2001 Lancaster Sportswriters & Sportscasters Award

Candice (Schucker) Goerger  – Class of 2001

*          Earned 7 varsity letters in track & field (4) and field hockey (3)

*          Field Hockey – 3-year starter

*          Track & Field:

1998 Freshman Year - Rookie of the Year, 6^th in L-L League Triple Jump

1999 Sophomore Year - MVP, Lancaster Newspaper Star Performer, 1^st in L-L League TJ, 2^nd in L-L League HJ

2000 Junior Year – MVP, Co-Captain, 1^st in L-L League TJ, 4^th in L-L League HJ, 6^th in L-L League LJ, 3^rd in District III TJ

2001 Senior Year – MVP, Captain, 1^st in L-L League TJ, 1^st in L-L League HJ, 3^rd in L-L League LJ & 4^th in 100 Hurdles, L-L League Section II Champions, 6^th in District III LJ, 5^th in District III HJ,           5^th in District III TJ

Set school records in Triple Jump, 100 Hurdles and 4x100 Relay

Holds CV record for most points scored in a season and most points scored overall (656.5 career points)

*          2001 Conestoga Valley Outstanding Female Athlete Award

Kent Reigner  – Active 1980-2007

*          1972-1980: Math Teacher, Assistant Football, Wrestling, Track, and Softball Coach

*          1980-1995: CV Math Teacher, Assistant Football Coach

*          1982-1985: CV Head Junior High Wrestling Coach

*          1995-2007: CV Athletic/Activities Director; introduced sports of swimming, bowling and lacrosse

*          2004-2006: Lancaster-Lebanon League Athletic Director’s Association President

*          2001-2007: Lancaster-Lebanon League Cross Country Chairperson

*          2005-2006: Lancaster-Lebanon League Athletic Director of the Year

*          1999-present: Conestoga Valley Athletic Hall of Fame Committee

*          1999-present: A. Landis Brackbill Scholar/Athlete Award Committee

*          2005-2007: A. Landis Brackbill Committee Chairperson

*          2005: CV Robert Rill Medal of Honor recipient

James Bounds – Class of 1997

*          Earned 7 varsity letters in football (4) and wrestling (3)

*          Football – Junior year Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Honorable Mention All-Star

     Senior year Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II 1^st Team All-Star,

     Received Conestoga Valley Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year Award,

     Participated in War of the Roses All-Star Game

*          Wrestling – Freshman year Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Honorable Mention All-Star

                                Junior year Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II 1^st Team All-Star, Sectional Winner,

                                District III 4^th place finisher

                                Senior year Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II 1^st Team All-Star

*          Attended University of Richmond – Participated in football Freshman and Sophomore years

Robert A. Cardina  – Class of 2012

*          Earned 14 varsity letters in track & field (4), soccer (4), basketball (3) and football (3)

*          Track & Field – 2012 LL Champs, 2012 LL Track Athlete of the Year, 3x Captain, PIAA HJ 2^nd, 7^th, 8^th

            Hurdles 6^th, Dist3 HJ Champ, LL Champ in HJ, 110H, 300H, set school records in HJ 6’8”, 110H-14:32,

            300H-38.55, 4x100 relay 43.01, career points scored of 761 and 26 consecutive team meet wins

*          Soccer – 4 yr starter, 4x Section 2 Champs, 3x Section 2 All-Star, 2011 Captain, 2011 Section 2 MVP

            3^rd all-time goals (38), 5^th assists (19)  ;  Football – 3 year starter, 3x Special Teams MVP

*          Basketball – 3 yr starter, 2009 LL Champs, 2011 Captain, 2011 LL All-Star

*          Attended The Pennsylvania State University on track & field scholarship, 4 yr letter winner, 2x Captain,

            2014 NCAA First Team All-American - Decathlon, 3x USTFCCA Academic All-American

            PSU Records: Heptathlon–5511, Decathlon 2^nd –7666, Heptathlon: HJ 6’9”, 60M–7.04, Shot Put 46’7”

            Decathlon: HJ 7’0.25”, 100M-10.87, Day One Score, Big 10 Medalist, Big 10 Team Champs 2017

*          2014 Track and Field News: Ranked 10^th Best Decathlete in USA

Tony Franciscus – Class of 1985

*          Earned 5 varsity letters in football (3) and wrestling (2)

*          Football – 1984 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II 1^st Team All-Star and Lineman of the Year

                                      Pennsylvania All-State 2^nd Team selection

                                      Participated in Big 33 All-Star Game

*          Wrestling – Junior year Sectional Champion

*          Attended University of Maryland on full athletic football scholarship and earned 2 varsity letters

Nick Beisker – Class of 1998

• Earned 6 varsity letters in basketball and football
• Football – Senior year Co-Captain; 1997 2nd Team Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II DB/WR; selected to participate in War of Roses All-Star Game
• Basketball – Senior year Co-Captain; 1996/97 & 1997/98 selected as CV Boys’ Basketball Team MVP;  1997/98 1st Team Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star;  Pennsylvania vs. Maryland (East/West) All-Star Game Selection
• Named to Conestoga Valley Boys’ Basketball “Top 50 in 50 Years” in 2009
• Attended East Stoudsburg University – Earned 3 varsity letters in football; 2000 & 2002 led team in interceptions; 2002 named 1st Team PSAC and 1st Team ECAC at Defensive Back; Received ESU “Redshirt Award”; Named Verizon Academic All-American; Named PSAC Top 10 Male Student Athlete

Robert Harker – Active 1968-2003

• 1968-1976 – Head Junior High Football Coach; Record 53-8-2 (.841 winning percentage);   Four Undefeated Seasons and Five Section Titles
• 1970-1980 – Head Junior High Basketball Coach; Record 128-31 (.805 winning percentage);   Seven Section Titles
• 1977-1980 – Assistant Varsity Football Coach
• 1971-1980 – Assistant Varsity Track Coach
• 1969-1970 – Assistant Boys’ Baseball Coach
• 1968-1970 – Assistant Junior High Wrestling Coach
• 35 Years Junior High/Middle School Mathematics Teacher

David T. Hornberger – Class of 1982

• Earned 6 varsity letters in football (3), track (2) and baseball (1)
• Football – 1980 & 1981 LL League 1st Team QB; 1981 WIOV LL League Player of the Year; 1981 Bill Frantz Award Recipient (Section II Best Back); 6-time LL League Player of the Week; 1981 Tri-Captain
• Set 8 CV Football Records, including:  career total offense 3,847 yds.; 60% completion percentage for 1981; least interceptions in a season of 3 in 1981; most passing yards in a half of 260 yards vs. Solanco in 1981; most extra points kicked in a season of 34 in 1981; most extra points kicked in a game of 7 vs. Ephrata in 1981
• Track – 1982 placed 2nd in LL League Shot and Discus; District Qualifier in shot and discus
• Attended Juniata College – Earned 7 varsity letters in football and track; Post season honors as Punter included 1st Team All-MAC, 1st Team All-ECAC and 2nd Team Division III All-American
• Juniata College Founders’ Scholarship Recipient – awarded to student athlete who excelled in athletics, academics, and demonstrated strong leadership skills and qualities

Doug Myer – Class of 1993

• Earned 5 varsity letters in football (3), wrestling (1) and track (1)
• Football 1990 – LL League Section II All-Star DE; CV Special Teams Player of the Year
• Football 1991 – 1st Team LL League Section II All-Star DE; CV Defensive Player of the Year; 1st Team UPI All-State Defensive End
• Football 1992 – 1st Team LL League Section II DE & TE and Lineman of the Year; Section II Defensive Player of the Year; 1st Team UPI All-State Specialist; Team Captain; Set 6 CV Defensive Records
• 1993 Conestoga Valley Outstanding Male Athlete Award

Kip Zechman – Class of 2009

• Earned 8 varsity letters in soccer (4) and tennis (4); 2-year Soccer Captain; 2 year Tennis Captain
• Soccer – All-Time Leader in Assists; Most Assists in a Season; 3rd on All-Time Goals List; 2006-2008 LL League All Star; 2008 All-League Team; 2008 Section 2 Champions; 2008 Section 2 Player of the Year
• Tennis – 110 Career Singles and Doubles Victories; 2007 2nd Place LL League Doubles, PIAA State Doubles Qualifier; 2009 Altoona Invitational Flight 1 Singles Champion, LL League Flight 1 Singles Champion, All-League Team
• 2009 Conestoga Valley Outstanding Male Athlete Award
• Attended Virginia Military Institute (VMI) on Athletic and Academic Scholarships for Soccer and Chemistry
• Virginia Military Institute Men’s Soccer-Captain; 4-Year Starter; 7th in Career Points; 4th in Career Assists

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

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

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

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

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)

Stephanie Lee Hunsberger – Class of 1993

• Earned 8 varsity letters in field hockey (2), basketball (3) and softball (3)
• Basketball – 3 year starter, 1993 Senior Year Co-Captain, 1993 All-Star First Team nomination, 1993 participated n Lancaster-Lebanon League and District III Playoffs, 6th on the All-Time Scoring List at Conestoga Valley
• Softball – 1993 Section 3 All-Star Honorable Mention shortstop with a .325 batting average, 1993 participated in Lancaster-Lebanon League Playoffs – made to semifinals, 1993 participated in District III Playoffs – lost in 2nd round
• Field Hockey – 1993  Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star Honorable Mention, 1993 CV Offensive MVP, played at Shippensburg University in 1994 – scored 4 goals in one game
• 1993 Conestoga Valley Outstanding Female Athlete Award
• 1993 National Honor Society Member, 1989-1993 Student Council Member, 1993 Homecoming Court at Conestoga Valley and 1997 Homecoming Court at Shippensburg Universtity

David W. Ressler – Class of 1975

• Earned 8 varsity letters in gymnastics (3), track (3), and football (2)
• Gymnastics – County Champion in Vault, District and State Qualifier
• Track – Conestoga Valley Pole Vault Record Holder for 18 years at 13’8″
• College Athletics – 1975-1976 Millersville Track Team and Diving Team; 1976-1977 West Chester Track Team; 1976-1979 West Chester Gymnastics Team
• 1982 YMCA Adult Gymnastics National Competitor in Los Angeles, CA

Ashley Ross – Class of 2005

• Earned 8 varsity letters in softball (4), field hockey (3) and basketball (1)
• Field Hockey – 2004 Captain; 2003 & 2004 L-L League 1st Team (GK); 2004 L-L League Defensive MVP; 2003 & 2004 1st Team All-State (GK); 2003 Participant in Jr. Olympics & National Futures Tournament; 2004 Keystone Games Bronze Medalist
• Softball – 2005 Captain; Two-time 1st Team All-Section 2 (OF) & Two-time 2nd Team All-Section 2 (OF)
• Attended University at Albany on Athletic Scholarship – Earned 4 varsity letters in field hockey and 2 in lacrosse; 2008-2099 received ECAC Merit Medal as school’s Top Senior Female Student-Athlete
• University at Albany Field Hockey – Captain; 4 year standing goalkeeper; 2009 America East Conference Woman of the Year Runner-Up; America East All-Rookie Team; Three-time America East All-Conference Team; 2008 America East Tournament MVP; 2007 2nd Team Regional All-American; Two-time America East All-Tournament Team; University at Albany’s Career Leader in wins (45), 2nd in Shutouts (15) and Saves (318); Top Ten Records in Save Percentage and Goals Against Average
• University at Albany Lacrosse – 1st Team All-Conference; 2nd Team Regional All-American; Top Ten Records in Saves and Goals Against Average

Kevin Shaffer – Class of 1998

• Earned 5 varsity letters in football (2), baseball (2) and track (1)
• Baseball – Twice All-Section All-Star
• Football – Senior Year Captain; 1997 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II First Team All-Star at Offensive and Defensive Lineman; Senior Year :-L League Co-Defensive Lineman of hte Year
• Atteneded Universtiy of Tulsa on football scholarship – 4 year letterman; 3 year starter;Played in 39 games and started 33 with streak of 26 straight starts; Senior Year – All-WAC, Strength and COnditioning All-American Tulas Offensive MVP
• Professional – Drafted 7th Round in April 2002 by Atlanta Falcons; 2002-2005 Atlanta Falcons – Played 57 games with 41 starts;  2006-2008 Cleveland Browns – Started all 32 games in first two seasons;  2009-2010 Chicago Bears;  Career – Played in 132 games total and started in 93

 Rochelle Sikora – Class of 1999

• Earned 8 varsity letters in softball (4) and field hockey (4)
• Softball – Senior Year Captain; 1998 CV MVP; 1998 All-State Honorable Mention
• Field Hockey – Senior Year Captain; 1996 All-Star Mid-Atlantic Field Hockey Camp; 1998 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star
• 1998 Wendy’s High School Heisman Award Nominee
• 1999 A. Landis Brackbill Award Recipient
• Attended Houghton College on Field Hockey and Academic Scholarship – 4 year starter; 4 varsity letters; Junior and Senior Year Captain; Junior and Senior Year Houghton Invitational All-Star; Graduated Summa Cum Laude

Kim Glass – Class of 2002

• Earned 5 varsity letters in volleyball (3) and basketball (2)
• 2001 Volleyball – 1^st Team High School All-American & Gatorade Pennsylvania Player of the Year
• 2001 PIAA 1^st Team All-State Volleyball & 1999, 2000 PIAA 2^nd Team All-State Volleyball
• 2000, 2001 PIAA District III 1^st Team Volleyball & 2000, 2001 L-L League Section II MVP
• 1999, 2000 & 2001 L-L League 1^st Team & 1999, 2000 & 2001 L-L League Section II 1^st Team
•  Selected to 2001 Volleyball Magazine High School Fab 50 Team
• University of Arizona (2002-2006) Volleyball – National and PAC 10 Freshman of the Year 2002 ;      3x All-American ; 4x All-PAC 10 ; PAC 10 All-Academic Team 2003, 2004 ; University of Arizona Hall of Fame Inductee 2011 ; Graduated Career Leader in Kills
• 2001-2002 USA Junior National Team Member & 2007-2012 USA National Team Member
• 2008 USA Olympic Team Member (Silver Medal @ Beijing Olympics)
• Professional stops in Italy, Turkey, Russia and Puerto Rico

Vincent A. McNally – Class of 2008

• Earned 8 varsity letters in Cross Country (4) and Track & Field (4)
• Four-time All-State honors in Cross Country and Track & Field ; 1600m State Champ in 2007 ; 3200m Relay State Champ in 2005 ; 1600m State Runner-Up 2006 ; 2005 State Bronze Medalist in Cross Country
• 2008 Intelligencer Journal/Lancaster New Era Athlete of the Year
• Attended Penn State University – 2009 Cross Country MVP ; Three-time 2^nd Team All-Big Ten in Cross Country ; Four-time NCAA All-Region in Cross Country ; Four-time qualifier for NCAA Cross Country
• Member of Ten Man Team that made World Record 1000 Mile Relay Run

Teresa Rynier – Class of 2007

• Earned 5 varsity letters in soccer (4) and basketball (1)
• Soccer – NSCAA All-American (Sr) & 3x All-Region ; 4x All-State, All L-L League and L-L League Section MVP ; 2007 L-L League & Section 1 Champions ; 2004-2006 Section 2 Champions ; CV Career goals leader(63), Career assists leader(56) & season assists leader(18) ; 2006-2007 Team Captain
• Attended James Madison University – played every game of 4-year collegiate career
• JMU career lists: school, conference & VA state record in assists (53) ; four-time first team All-State ; two-time NSCAA All-Region first team ; NSCAA All-American third team (2010) ; 2010 team captain
• Selected by Philadelphia Independence in the 4^th round of the 2011WPS Draft
• 2012 Professional soccer player for Kvarnsvedens IK in Sweden
• 2013 Professional soccer player for Fimleikafelag Hafnarfjardar in Iceland
• 2010 among 45 players on Hermann Trophy Watch List for National Player of the Year
• College Academics: Dean’s List student with Scholar Athletic & All-Academic recognition at state, conference and national levels

Amber Thomas-Rieger – Class of 2005

• Earned 8 varsity letters in volleyball (3), basketball (3) and track (2)
• Volleyball: 2003 & 2004 L-L League Section 2 1^st Team ; 2004 L-L League Section 2 MVP ; 2002-2004 All-District ; 2003 & 2004 1^st Team All-State
• 2005 CV Outstanding Female Athlete Award
• Attended Juniata College – 2005 Women’s Volleyball Division III 2^nd Team All-American and National Rookie of the Year ; 2006-2008 Women’s Volleyball Division III 1^st Team All-American ; 2007 & 2008 Women’s Volleyball Division III National Player of the Year
• 2008 ESPN All-Academic Player of the Year
• 2006 Women’s Volleyball Division III National Champions
• Won L-L League Section II Girls Volleyball as CV Head Coach

Samuel W. Turner – Class of 1986

• Earned 4 varsity letters in football (2) and basketball (2)
• 1984 & 1985 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II 1^st Team All-Star Defensive Tackle
• 1984 & 1985 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Defensive Lineman of the Year
• 1985 PIAA Football 2^nd Team All-State
• 1985 Big 33 Football Game Defensive Co-MVP
• Attended Central State University in Ohio on full athletic scholarship – Freshman year he started at defensive end and played in National Championship Game
• Graduated from Holy Family University in 2012

Lauren Mable Bewley – Class of 2002

• Earned 4 varsity letters in volleyball (2) and track (2)
• 1999 – Volleyball team placed 3^rd at States (AAA)
• 2000 – Volleyball team placed 2^nd at States (AAA)
• 2001 – Volleyball team placed 5^th at States (AAA), District III Champions;
  Selected to All-State 2^nd Team (AAA), District III & Lanc-Leb League 1^st Team All-Star Honors
• 2001 – Track team was Lanc-Leb League Champions, Received Rookie of the Year, made State meet appearance, set school records in the 4×100, 4×400 and 100
• 2002 – CV Track MVP, set school records in 100, 200 and 400, 5^th at State Meet in 100 & 400 (AAA)
• 2002 Lancaster-Lebanon League Sportsmanship Award Recipient
• Attended Cedarville University – scholarship athlete in volleyball & track, set records in both sports
• Coached volleyball at Lancaster Bible College; Assisted with track at Franklin & Marshall College

Katie Ranck-Byler – Class of 2001

• Earned 9 varsity letters in basketball (4), volleyball (3), track (1) and field hockey (1)
• 2000-2001 Basketball – Selected New Era Player of the Week
• 1999 & 2000 Volleyball – Selected as Lanc-Leb League Section II, Lanc-Leb League & District III 1^st Team All-Star
• 2000 PIAA 1^st Team All-State for Volleyball
• 2000 State Champion Runner-Up for Volleyball
• 2000-2001 Jerry Brooks Sportsmanship Award
• 2001 Conestoga Valley Senior Female Outstanding Athlete
• Attended Cairn University (formerly Phila. Biblical Univ.) – played volleyball & basketball for 4 years
• Coached Volleyball for 3 years

Dan Chow – Class of 2001

• Earned 8 varsity letters in football (3), wrestling (3) and track (2)
• Co-Captain of Football, Wrestling and Track
• Track – 2000 White Rose Invitational Shot Put Champion and 3^rd Place Discus
• Wrestling – Overall record of 53 wins and 33 losses at Heavyweight, Three-time Lancaster-Lebanon Academic All-Star, Two-time Lancaster-Lebanon 1^st Team All-Star, 2001 Lancaster-Lebanon Championship Tournament Runner-Up, 2000 & 2001 Lancaster-Lebanon Section II Sectional Tournament 3^rd Place, Two-Time PIAA District III Tournament Qualifier, 2001 PIAA District III Tournament Semi-Finalist, 2001 Team MVP
• Football – Played Defensive Line and Offensive Line, 2001 PIAA District III Runner-Ups, 2001 Lancaster-Lebanon Section II Outstanding Lineman of the Year Award, 2001 Lancaster-Lebanon Section II Defensive Lineman of the Year, 2001 Lancaster-Lebanon Section II 1^st Team Offensive Line All-Star, 2000 & 2001 Lancaster-Lebanon Section II 1^st Team Defensive Line All-Star, 2000 & 2001 Team MVP Offensive Lineman Award

Lloyd S. Greiner  – Active 1962-1998

• Served as a Conestoga Valley School Board Member for 33 years, spanned the administration of all five CV Superintendents
• Co-Founder of Conestoga Valley Recreation Association (summer program for kids of the district)
• Received Distinguished Service Award from Executive Board of PA School Boards Association for outstanding dedication 1965-1995
• Founding member of Board of Trustees of Conestoga Valley Education Foundation
• Co-Founder of Conestoga Valley Community Center
• Received New Era Red Rose Award on Jan 13, 1996
• Earned varsity letters in baseball and basketball at Upper Leacock High School, Class of 1952

Shelby Lynn Weaver Wagner – Class of 1992

• Earned 9 varsity letters in field hockey (3), basketball (3) and softball (3)
• Field Hockey – 1990 & 1991 L-L League 1st Team All-Star (midfield); Senior year – Tri-Captain, Team Offensive MVP & Team High Scorer; Held CV School Record for Career Goals upon graduation
• Basketball – Senior year Tri-Captain, upon graduation was 13th on all-time scoring list at CV
• Softball – 1990 L-L League Honorable Mention All-Star; 1991 L-L League 2nd team All-Star (SS);  1992 L-L League 1st Team All-Star (SS), Team Offensive MVP, Co-Captain
• 1992 Conestoga Valley Senior Female Outstanding Athlete
• Earned partial scholarship to play field hockey at Bloomsburg University – 1992 Division II Conference Champions & Division II NCAA Runner-ups
• Transferred to Messiah College – 1994 Mac League Champions, NCAA Div III Tournament 3rd place; 1995 Mac League Champions, NCAA Div III Tournament 2nd place; played midfield & forward in three NCAA Tournaments
• 1997-2000 – Athletic Director, Health & Phys Education Teacher & coached girls softball, basketball and soccer at Lititz Area Mennonite School

Robert F. Borden – Active 1977-2012

• Girls Softball Head Coach (1981-1985)
• Football Varsity Assistant Coach (1978-2005)
• Helped coach state runner-up football team in 1990
• Girls Basketball Junior Varsity Coach (1977-1979) and Head Coach (1980-1981)
• Coached first girls basketball team to reach state play-offs in 1980
• Boys Basketball Head Coach (1982-2007)
• Had over 300 total wins, set school record with 23 wins in 1982-1983 season
• 3 Section Titles, 1 League Title, Eastern runner-up in 1987, District III runner-up in 1983
• Two-time Section Coach of the Year, One League Coach of the Year

Lori A. Miller – Class of 1986

• Earned varsity letters in the sports of field hockey, basketball and softball
• Field Hockey Tri-Captain, 1984 & 1985 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star, All-Star Defensive MVP
• Voted most athletic girl by senior classmates in 1986
• Attended University of Richmond on athletic scholarship for Lacrosse/Field Hockey
• All-Conference player in field hockey & lacrosse, 1989-90 Who’s Who in Athletics in American Colleges & Universities, South Atlantic Conference Player of the Week, North/South Senior All-Star, Sauk Valley All-American, United States Jr. National team member, participated in Jr. World Cup in Canada, Club & JFK touring team member – played field hockey in Russia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Holland & Barbados
• Has coached field hockey, basketball, lacrosse and track & field
• Assistant hockey coach at Virginia Commonwealth University & Lebanon Valley College
• Physical Education teacher in Cornwall-Lebanon School District
• Bicycled across U.S. for American Lung Association, Climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, continually participate in soccer, volleyball, adventure sports and mud/obstacle runs.

Anne M. Montgomery – Active 1976-2012

• CV High School Mathematics Teacher (1976-2012), CV Teacher Induction Leader (1984-2006), CV Mentor Leader (1984-2012), CV Track & Field Announcer (1992-2012)
• Girls Gymnastics Head Coach (1976-1986), Team Record 57-15
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Undefeated Champions 1978 & 1980, 4-times LL League second place team
• District III Team Qualifier 6 years, District III runner-up in 1980 by only .05 points
• Coached Two Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Around Champions
• Coached Two PIAA State Individual Event Medalists
• Creator and Director of CV Youth Gymnastics Program – 8 years
• Certified PIAA Gymnastics Judge for dual, league, district and state meets (1986-1991)
• Gymnastics Club Coach at Positive Fitness and Astra Gymnastics (1988-1993)
• Competitive Collegiate gymnast at Clarion University (1972-1976)
• Graduate Assistant Coach at Clarion University in 1976, National Champions of Division I AIAW

Jim Supplee – Class of 1966

• Earned 6 varsity letters in the sports of basketball (3) and baseball (3) as a 3-year starter in each
• 1965 All-County 1^st Team Basketball and Baseball
• 1966 Unanimous All-County selection in Basketball and Baseball
• 1966 Conestoga Valley Male Athlete of the Year
• 1965 and 1966 won County Title in Basketball, 1965 lost to Steelton-Highspire in AAA District     Semi-finals, 1966 lost to Reading in AAA District Finals
• 1966 threw first no-hitter for CV against Pequea Valley with 15 strikeouts, led team with a .468 batting average and 5-1 pitching record
• Attended the College of William and Mary – played freshman basketball and earned varsity letter as a junior, played freshman baseball and earned 2 varsity letters prior to suffering career ending elbow injury, 7-2 as a sophomore
• Coached American Legion, Babe Ruth and Cal Ripken baseball for 10 years, Umpired for past 13 years, including assignments in the Ripken/Ruth District, State and Regional Tournaments

E. Philip Wenger – Class of 1975

• Earned 6 varsity letters in soccer (1), basketball (2) and track (3)
• Soccer – junior year was a member of CV’s first soccer team that played a JV schedule, senior year earned varsity letter and was named All-League Right Wing
• Basketball – senior year Co-Captain and named best defensive player; In 2009 was named to “Top 50 in 50 Years” of CV Boys Basketball
• Track – earned varsity letters as freshman, junior and senior ; senior year ran 440, 880, 440 relay, mile relay and two mile relay
• Mile and Two mile relay teams set school records at that time ; Mile relay team set Lancaster-Lebanon League record at that time, finished first in Lancaster-Lebanon League meet, and third in District meet ; Two mile relay team finished second in Lancaster-Lebanon League meet, 2nd in Districts, and competed in the State meet (no placement)

Kamille Kassees Beittel – Class of 1981

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of field hockey (2), basketball (2) and track (3)
• Field Hockey – 1981 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star
• Basketball – 1981 Coaches Award Recipient
• Track – 1981 Coaches Award Recipient
• Attended Elizabethtown College for Field Hockey – Earned four varsity letters; four-year starter; 1984–Senior Year Co-Captain, Mid-Atlantic All-Star Awards, Honorable Mention All-American Award
• Club Field Hockey – Played 1985-1988
• Coaching – 1989 varsity field hockey coach at Lancaster Country Day School and 1990 assistant varsity coach at Elizabethtown College

Kelly Johnson Dearolf – Class of 2001

• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of field hockey (4), basketball (2) track (2) and softball (1)
• 2001 Lancaster Sportswriters and Sportscasters Award
• 2001 Scholar Athlete Award
• Basketball – Two-year starter; Won three consecutive Section Titles and one District Title
• Track – 2001 Co-Captain; 2001 Lancaster-Lebanon Section II Champions; 2000 and 2001 League and District Qualifier in javelin and discus
• Field Hockey – Four-year starter; 1998, 1999 and 2000 Lancaster-Lebanon League First-team All-Star; 2000 Coaches Award; 2000 First-team All-State; 2000 All-American Nominee
• Attended The University of Rhode Island on full athletic scholarship for field hockey; Started every game in collegiate career; 2002, 2003 & 2004 Atlantic 10 First-team All-Conference; 2001 selected to United Airlines New England Team

Brandon Hershey – Class of 2001

• Earned 11 varsity letters in the sports of wrestling (3), track (4) and football (4)
• 2001 A. Landis Brackbill Male Scholar Athlete
• 2001 Conestoga Valley Senior Male Outstanding Athlete
• Football – Running Back / Outside Linebacker; 1997 CV Defensive Player of the Year; 1997 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Champions; 2000 District III Runner-Up, Coaches Award Recipient, Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II First-team All-Star (Linebacker), Team Captain
• Wrestling – Two-year Captain; 1998 Rookie of the Year Award; Lancaster-Lebanon Section II Second-team All-Star
• Track – Captain; Member of 4x800m District III qualifying relay team; Completed in 800m, 1600m, 3200m and 4x800m relay; 1998 Section II Champions
• 2003-2008 Conestoga Valley assistant high school wrestling coach

Casey (Diener) Horning – Class of 2004

• Earned 12 varsity letters in the sports of field hockey (4), basketball (4) and soccer (4)
• 2004 A. Landis Brackbill Female Scholar Athlete
• 2004 Lancaster New Era Female Athlete of the Year
• 2004 Conestoga Valley Senior Female Outstanding Athlete
• 2004 Wendy’s High School All-American Nominee
• Field Hockey – Two-time Lancaster-Lebanon League First-team All-Star; Two-time First-team All-State; Mideast Regional All-American (’04); 2002 & 2003 Team Captain; 2002 & 2003 Team MVP
• Basketball – 2004 Team Captain; 2002 & 2003 Team High Scorer
• Soccer – 2004 Team Captain; Three-time Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star
• Attended University of Louisville for Field Hockey – 2004 MAC Champions; 2006 and 2007 Big East Regular Season Champions; Sixth in school history for goals scored; 2008 Senior Scholar-Athlete Award
• Millersville University field hockey assistant coach for three years

Jordan S. Steffy – Class of 2004

• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of football (4), basketball (4) and track (1)
• 2004 Lancaster New Era Male Athlete of the Year
• 2004 Conestoga Valley Senior Male Outstanding Athlete
• Football – 4-year varsity starter; Holds over 20 records including: Most Points Scored in Career (146), Longest Touchdown Pass (97 yds), Most Touchdown Passes in a Game (6), Most Rushing Touchdowns by a QB in a season (12) and Career (22); 2003 All-State Honorable Mention; Ranked in the Top 10 Quarterbacks in the nation as a senior
• Basketball – 4-year varsity starter; 3-time Lancaster New Era Play of the Week; 2004 CV MVP; One of three to score 1,000 points (1,096) during 2004 season; Named to the Top 50 Players in CV History; 2002 Lancaster-Lebanon All-Defensive Team; 2004 1^st Team All-Section; 2004 All-League Selection; 2002 and 2003 Keystone Game Gold Medal Winner
• Attended University of Maryland on a full athletic scholarship for Football – 3-year letter winner at Quarterback; 2007 recipient of the Presidents Cup Award; 2007 and 2009 recipient of the ACC Service Award; 2008 recipient of the C.P. “Lefty” McIntosh Public Service Award; 2008 recipient of the Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl Award; 2009 recipient of the Allstate Good Works Award
• Founder and President of The Children Deserve a Chance Foundation, a non-profit that has sent 100% of its Seniors to colleges including University of Maryland, Colorado University, St. Joseph’s University, The Pennsylvania State University and University of Pittsburgh

Peter Bennett – Class of 2004

• Earned 15 varsity letters in the sports of soccer (4), football (3), basketball (4) and track (4)
• 2004 Intelligencer Journal Male Athlete of the Year
• 2004 A. Landis Brackbill Male Scholar Athlete
• 2004 Conestoga Valley Senior Male Outstanding Athlete
• Soccer – Four-year starter; 2003 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Champions; Three-time Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star; school record holder for most shut-outs (28); school record holder for most games played (73)
• Football – Three-year starter as kicker & punter; school record holder for longest field goal (44 yards); Two-time Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II All-Star
• Basketball – Four-year starter; 2004 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Champions; Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star; CV’s All-Time leading scorer (1,145 points); CV’s first 1,000 point scorer
• Track – 2003 & 2004 Lancaster-Lebanon Section II Champions; school record holder in 300 intermediate hurdles (39.9); Five-time Lanc-Leb League Meet Medalist; 2003 PIAA State Qualifier
• Attended Muhlenberg College for soccer; Three-year starter as goalkeeper; 2007 NSCAA/Adidas Division III All-American; Two-year Captain; 2005 Centennial Conference Champions

Henry Clay Groff, M.D.  – Class of 1975

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of football (2), basketball (3) and track (2)
• Football – Played three years; starting Quarterback senior year; 1974 Lancaster-Lebanon Section I Champions with 9-1 record; First-team Lancaster New Era and Intelligencer All-Star Quarterback; 18 career touchdown passes
• Basketball – Three-year starter; played in 56 games and scored 590 career points
• Track – 1975 PIAA State Track Championships participant in two mile relay

Matt Maisano – Class of 2000

• Earned 10 varsity letters in the sports of wrestling (4), track (4) and football (2)
• 2000 Conestoga Valley Senior Male Outstanding Athlete
• Wrestling – Two-time Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II 1^st Team All-Star (140 lb); Three-time District III Tournament Qualifier (135-140 lb); 1999 State Qualifier (135 lb); Lancaster-Lebanon Tournament (4^th & 3^rd); Sectional Champion (’99); Team Co-Captain (’98 & ’99); Team MVP (’98 & ’99); Coaches Award (’97); most wins in a season with 31; school record for career wins with 96; Lancaster-Lebanon Coaches Scholarship Award
• Track – Three-time District III Track Championships Qualifier (LJ, 100m, 4x100m); member of 4x100m school record team (43.5 sec); 2000 Co-Captain; Coaches Award Recipient; 1998 Section II Team Champions
• Football – Running Back/ Inside Linebacker; 1999 CV Offensive MVP; 1999 Lancaster-Lebanon Section II Honorable Mention at running back; 1997 Lancaster-Lebanon Section II Champions; Doug Althouse Memorial Scholarship Recipient
• Attended Kent State University on partial athletic scholarship for wrestling in 2000-2001; transferred to Millersville University and was a member of the 2003-2004 NCAA-DI East Regional team champions
• Conestoga Valley wrestling coach for seven years; track and field coach for five years, four at CV, including 2010 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Boys Championship Team

Marie Therese (O’Brien) Salamone – Class of 1982

• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of field hockey (3), basketball (2) and track (4)
• 1982 Conestoga Valley Senior Female Outstanding Athlete
• Field Hockey – Senior-year Co-Captain; 1981 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star
• Basketball – 1981-1982 Most Valuable Player at Donegal Tournament; 1980-1981 member of District III and State Playoff participating team
• Track – Lettered freshman year in first meet by winning the 200m, 400m, 800m & Mile Relay; Senior-year Co-Captain; 1980 medaled in All County Meet in 400m & 800m; 1981 medaled in All County and District III Meets in Mile and Two-Mile; 1982 medaled in All County, District III and State Meets in Mile and Two-Mile; Lancaster County Two-Mile record holder for a number of years; Conestoga Valley recorder holder at one time in 200m, 400m, 800m, Mile and Two-Mile
• Attended Bucknell University for Field Hockey – Earned four varsity letters; Senior-year Co-Captain

Nate Bagley – Class of 2001

• Earned 8 varsity letters in the sports of football (3), wrestling (2) and track (3)
• Football (RB/FS/OLB) 1998/1999/2000 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II All-Star; 2000 Co-Capt & CV Offensive MVP, QB Club Player of the Week twice, PIAA District III Runner-Ups; 2000 Stats: 100 yd games (8), TD’s (18), Rushing yds (1,197), All-Purpose yds (1,343), points scored (108); Other Stats: Season Int’s (5), Career Int’s (7), Single Game TD’s (3)
• Wrestling – 2000/2001 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II All-Star (189,171); Two-time PIAA District III Tournament Qualifier (189,171); 2001: Lancaster-Lebanon League Tournament (5^th), Sectional Tournament (2^nd), Co-Captain, Coaches Award Recipient
• Track – 1999/2000/2001 PIAA District III Track Championships Qualifier; 2000 District III Qualifier in 100m & member of record setting 4x100m relay team; 2001 District III Qualifier in 100m/400m/4x800m relay team, Co-Captain
• 2001 Co-Recipient of Conestoga Valley Outstanding Male Athlete Award
• Attended Kutztown University for two years, earned two varsity letters in football as defensive back
• 2-time NAFL All-Star (FS); CV track coach for 6 yrs; CV football coach for 5 yrs, including 2006 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Championship Team

Bob Drinane  – Class of 1987

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of football (3), basketball (3) and tennis (1)
• 1987 Conestoga Valley Outstanding Male Athlete Award
• Football – 3 year starter; 1986 Team Captain; 1984 & 1985 Section II Champions; 1985 & 1986 District III Qualifiers
• Basketball – 3 year starter; 1986-1987 Team Captain; 1987 Eastern State Finalists

“Thank you to my coaches and teammates for the privilege of playing for you and with you. My lessons learned were born not only from the wins and losses, but from the friendships, camaraderie and team spirit that we all shared. Life lessons for sure.”

Angie Wyble – Class of 1999

• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of basketball (3), field hockey (3) and track (3)
• 1999 Conestoga Valley Outstanding Female Athlete
• Basketball – Captain two years; 1996-1998 CV Defensive Award; 1997-1998 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section All-Star and District III Tournament All-Star; 1998-1999 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section All-Star, Mechanicsburg Tip-Off All-Tournament Team, Selected to the Pennsylvania SportsFever Supreme Team, PA & MD All-Star; Scored 932 career points
• Field Hockey – Captain Senior Year; 1998 Offensive MVP, 1999 Coaches Award and Lancaster-Lebanon Section II All-Star
• Track – Captain two years; broke the 800 meter school record

Michael Lee Horn – Class of 1992

• Earned 3 varsity letters at Conestoga Valley in the sports of football (2) and basketball (1); earned 4 varsity letters in football and basketball prior to attending Conestoga Valley School District
• Football – Three-time Lancaster-Lebanon League Section All-Star; Two-time Lancaster-Lebanon League All-League All-Star; 4 year starter; All-State Team; Big 33 participant; Named the Lancaster-Lebanon League Offensive Lineman of the Year; Senior year was named one of the Top 33 lineman in the USA; Blocked for all-time leading rusher in school history; Helped pave the way on Lancaster-Lebanon League Section Two, District III and Eastern State Championship team.
• Basketball – Two-time Lancaster-Lebanon League Section All-Star; One year Lancaster-Lebanon     All-League All-Star; Two-time Suburban Cable Player of the Week; Selected to three All-Tournament teams; Two-time Keystone Games participant; Selected to Sunny Hill All-Star Team in Philadelphia; Won a District III Championship with Manheim Township as a freshman and led team in free throw percentage (89%)
• Attended West Virginia University on full athletic scholarship for football; Earned 3 varsity letters; Named to All-Big East Team as a senior; only gave up 2 sacks during entire football career

Doug Shaab – Class of 1978

• Earned 6 varsity letters in the sports of baseball (3), football (2) and basketball (1)
• Participated in four years of club volleyball; District III Champions as freshman; District III Runner-Up as junior and senior; Pennsylvania State Tournament participant as senior
• Senior year Co-Captain in baseball and Tri-Captain in football
• 1977 Lancaster-Lebanon League Baseball Section IV All-Star; 1978 Lancaster-Lebanon League Baseball All-Star Pitcher; 1977 Pennsylvania American Legion Baseball All-East All-Star
• Attended University of Delaware – earned 3 varsity letters in baseball; 1982 East Coast Conference Champions, participated in NCAA Division I Regional Tournament; 1983 East Coast Conference Champions, Runner-Up in NCAA Division I Northeast Regional Tournament, Ranked 14^th Nationally
• 1983 Drafted by Houston Astros in 23^rd round; Played 3 years in Minor Leagues; Played one season in Winter League in Columbia, South America

Mark Francis – Active 1969-2003

• CVHS Health & Physical Education Teacher (1969-1999)
• CVHS Athletic Service – 2 yrs Girls Track coach, 5 yrs Men’s Gymnastics coach, 7 yrs Women’s
• Gymnastics coach, 15 yrs Assistant Football coach, 33 yrs Head Athletic Trainer
• Athletic Training Endeavors – 1986 consultant, strength & conditioning w/ Philadelphia Eagles; 1987 athletic trainer at US Olympic training center, Colorado Springs, CO; 1987 athletic trainer for gymnastics at Pan American games, Indianapolis, IN; 1987 athletic trainer w/ US Team Handball, Norwegian tour; 1989 athletic trainer for gymnastics at US Olympic Festival, Oklahoma City, OK; 1988-present athletic trainer at PA Big 33 Football Classic; Athletic Trainer at PIAA Championships in Track & Field, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball and Cross Country; 2004-2005 head athletic trainer at Lancaster Bible College; 2005-2006 head athletic trainer and 2007-2008 assistant athletic trainer with Lancaster Barnstormers
• 1988-present partner in Quest Sports Medicine; 1999-present personal trainer at Universal Athletic Club

Scott H. Gegg – Class of 1988

• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of baseball (3), soccer (3), football (2) and basketball (1)
• 1986 PIAA District III Baseball Runner-Up; 1986 & 1987 Baseball Gold Medal winner at Keystone Games; 1987 MVP of First Pitch Tournament
• 1986 & 1987 Lancaster-Lebanon League Soccer All-Star; 1987 team High Scorer; 1985 & 1986 team Defensive Player of the Year
• 1986 & 1987 Football Special Teams Player of the Year; held record for most consecutive extra points
• 1988 Ephrata Review Athlete of the Year
• Attended Labette Community College – participated in baseball for two years and graduated with associates degree in general studies

Kelly (Brubaker) Michalski – Class of 1985

• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of basketball (4), field hockey (4) and track (1)
• 1985 Conestoga Valley Outstanding Female Athlete
• Basketball four-year starter; Senior year Team Captain and received outstanding defensive performance recognition; Junior year Defensive MVP
• Field Hockey four-year starter; 1983 & 1984 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star; Senior year Team Captain and Offensive MVP; Keystone State Games participant
• 1983 (junior year) – Scored winning goal to send CV Field Hockey team to its first state competition
• Attended The King’s College – four-year starter in field hockey; three-year leading scorer; two-year MVP; led team to second place NCCAA tournament

JerryAnn (Smith) Nellestein – Class of 1976

• Earned 12 varsity letters in the sports of field hockey, basketball and tennis
• 1974 & 1975 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-County First Team in Field Hockey
• Senior year Co-Captain in Field Hockey and Basketball; Junior year Co-Captain in Tennis
• 1976 Conestoga Valley Outstanding Female Athlete
• Attended Wilkes University – earned 4 varsity letters in field hockey; Mid-Atlantic Conference Field Hockey First Team in 1978 & 1979, Second Team in 1977; 1979 Mid-Atlantic Conference MVP
• Inducted into the Wilkes University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000

“When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and could say, I used everything you gave me.”   – Erma Bombeck

Shannon Schwilk – Class of 1996

• Earned 6 varsity letters in the sports of basketball (4), soccer (1) and track (1)
• 1995 & 1996 Lancaster-Lebanon League Basketball All-Star; 1996 Section II Player of the Year; Two year Captain; Scored 1255 career points
• 1996 – All-District III team, SportsFever Magazine Supreme Team player, All-State honorable mention
• Attended East Stroudsburg University on athletic scholarship – earned 4 varsity letters in basketball; scored 1,026 career points; 2000 selected to All PSAC First Team; 1999 & 2000 Outstanding Athlete Award; 2000 nominee for Women’s Athlete of the Year

Rusty Smith – Class of 1988

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of football and baseball
• 1987 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II 1^st Team QB; 1987 CV Offensive Player of the Year; 1986 CV Offensive Back of the Year; 1986-1987 received six Player of the Game Awards; CV Assistant Coach with Junior High and High School for two years
• 1986, 1987 & 1988 Lancaster-Lebanon Section Three All-Star; 1987 United States Baseball Federation Pennsylvania State Player of the Year; 1986 CV Offensive MVP; 1986 & 1987 Gold Medal winner at Keystone Games; 1988 Drafted by Los Angeles Dodgers in 16^th round
• Attended University of North Alabama on full athletic scholarship; earned 4 varsity letters in baseball; 1989 & 1992 team MVP; 1991-92 University of North Alabama Male Athlete of the Year; 1989 NCAA Division II All-South Region 2^nd team; holds school and Gulf South Conference record for 23 game hitting streak achieved in 1989; holds school records for slugging percentage and doubles

Bruce Bomberger – Class of 1963

• Earned 10 varsity letters in the sports of football (4), basketball (3) and baseball (3)
• Football Captain and Second Team All-County in senior year
• Basketball Co-Captain and Second Team All-County in senior year
• Drafted by the Minnesota Twins in baseball
• Served as a coach and board member with Leola Midget-Midget Baseball for approximately 10 years

Gregory S. Horning – Class of 1983

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of soccer, football and baseball
• Three-Year Starting Fullback and Two-Time Co-Captain in soccer
• Two-Time Lancaster-Lebanon League Soccer All-Star at fullback
• 1982 Lancaster-Lebanon Section II Football All-Star at place kicker
• 1982 set school records with 36 extra points in a season and 25 consecutive extra points
• Three-Year Starter and Two-Time Co-Captain in baseball
• Twice named to “Best in PA Sports” yearbook

Russell E. Latschar – Active 1965-1994

• Started CV Rifle Team as a new sport in 1965 and entered league competition in 1967, transferred to CV from Garden Spot after starting rifle team and coaching there for 5 years
• Coached CV Rifle Team for 29 years
• CV’s first three teams (1967-1969) went two and half seasons without a loss
• Rifle Teams won the Lancaster County / Lancaster-Lebanon League titles and District III titles 14 years with over 250 wins. CV produced several individual rifle champions over his tenure as coach.
• Conducted a Rifle Intramural Program for CV students
• Track & Field official for 14 years at CV
• Hunter Safety Instructor for 45 years, NRA Certified Rifle and Home Firearms Safety Instructor

Ronald R. Reese – Class of 1978

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of football, basketball and baseball
• Participated in three years of varsity club volleyball
• Captain and MVP in senior year of football
• Selected to Lancaster-Lebanon League Baseball All-Star Team
• 1978 Conestoga Valley Male Athlete of the Year
• Attended Susquehanna University – Participated in basketball and golf, senior year named #1 golfer and competed in 1982 NCAA Division III Golf Championships, placed second out of 105 golfers in Middle Atlantic Conference Championships
• 1978 won Lancaster Junior Golf Championship, 1982 & 1983 won Lancaster Country Club Golf Championship

Ray Wenger – Class of 1963

• Earned 5 varsity letters in the sports of basketball and track
• 1963 Conestoga Valley Male Athlete of the Year, basketball co-captain & track tri-captain
• Member of first CV Basketball team to win Section Championship in 1961-62
• 1961-62 & 1962-63 First Team All-County in basketball, 1962-63 Lancaster County Scoring Champion (21.0 Avg), Held CV basketball single game scoring record (40 pts) and high scoring average (17.7 ppg)
• Held CV Track records for mile and half-mile
• Attended Elizabethtown College – participated in basketball, received 4 varsity letters, 2 year starter
• Coached youth basketball 5 years
• Member of 1996 to 2007 Gold Medal 3-on-3 PA 50+ basketball team, Competed in National 50+ Senior Games in 3-on-3 basketball since 1997, Winner of various gold, silver & bronze medals for PA 50+ basketball shooting competitions
• PIAA League Basketball Official

Lori Smuck Eddy – Class of 1987

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of basketball, tennis and softball
• Captain of Tennis Team Senior Year
• Co-Captain in Basketball Junior and Senior Year, 1986/87 CV MVP
• 1985/86 & 1986/87 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Basketball All-Star
• Participated in 1986 Keystone Games, basketball bronze medal winner
• 1986/87 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star Team Member, “Hot Shot” winner
• 1987 CV Outstanding Female Athlete
• Attended Manhattan College on full basketball scholarship, participated in 1989/90 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, 1990/91 received Jasper Award for Academic Excellence in Athletics

J. Robert Esbenshade – Class of 1957

• Graduated from East Lampeter High School
• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of soccer, basketball and baseball
• Soccer – 1956 Captain
• Baseball – 1956 Captain, 1956 Lancaster County High Batting Champion (Average of .536)
• 1982-1995 CV Junior High Girls Basketball Coach, League champions in 1983/84 & 1991/92
• 1986-1995 CV High School Assistant Softball Coach

Jeff Geyer – Class of 1975

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of football, basketball and baseball
• Basketball – 3 year starter, 1975 Co-Captain, 1975 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star
• Baseball – 1975 Co-Captain, 1974 and 1975 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star, 1975 CV MVP,    1975 Section Champions
• Football – 2 year starter, 1975 Section Champions
• Volleyball – 3 year participant, 1975 District Club Tournament Runner-Up

Thomas “Nick” Nichols – Class of 1983

• Earned 5 varsity letters in the sports of football and baseball
• 1982 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Football All-Star at DE
• 1982 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Lineman of the Year
• 1982 starting Guard in Lancaster Sertoma All-Star Game
• CV Offensive Lineman of the Year 1981 & 1982, CV Defensive Player of the Year 1982
• 1982 & 1983 Lancaster-Lebanon All-Section Catcher, 1983 Lancaster-Lebanon All-League Catcher
• Attended West Chester University – 3 year letterman, 1986 PSAC Eastern Conference second-team
• Football coaching resume: 1987-91 West Chester University, 1991-1995 Conestoga Valley High School, 1996 West Chester University, 1997 Reading High School, 1998-2002 Downingtown High School Offensive Coordinator, 2003-present Coatesville Area High School Head Coach

Robert Zink – Active 1949-1978

• 1949-1955 Upper Leacock High School Athletic Director
• 1949-1955 Upper Leacock High School Basketball and Baseball Coach
• 1955-1965 active in Social Studies Department and Building Administration with Upper Leacock High School and Conestoga Valley High School
• 1965-1978 Conestoga Valley High School Vice Principal/Athletic Director
• During his tenure at Conestoga Valley High School numerous sports programs were initiated, they included: Girls Basketball, Boys Volleyball, Boys and Girls Gymnastics, Girls Track, Rifle and Soccer was reinstated after being suspended at the start of football.

Jim Cantafio – Active 1980-1995

• Overall record at Conestoga Valley (15 seasons) 125-40-2
• PA AAA Eastern Champions & State Championship Runner-Up in 1991 at Conestoga Valley
• Head Football Coach for 25 years with overall record of 215-67-2
• 11 league championships, 3 undefeated seasons, three 12 win seasons
• District Championships at three different schools in the 1990’s
• League Coach of the Year 8 times, District III and District II Coach of the Year
• Inducted into the Pennsylvania Football Coaches Hall of Fame in 2004
• Head Coach of Big 33 team in 1998
• President of the Pennsylvania Football Coaches Association 2004-2005

Michael J. Cook – Class of 1994

• Earned 4 varsity letters in the sports of football and baseball
• Sr Year: Football Captain, L-L League Outstanding Back of the Year & Offensive Player of the Year, War of the Roses All-Star QB, Team Captain & game MVP, E-Town Lions Club Player of the Year
• Jr & Sr Years: L-L Section II 1^st Team QB, All-State Big School QB, Passing: 5,060 yards / 44 TD’s, Rushing: 1,067 yards / 17 TD’s
• Received various honors from Toyota, BlueChip Ill, Street & Smith, Blue-White Ill, Tom Lemming
• Attended College of William & Mary on athletic scholarship, 3 year starter at QB, 1998 Team Captain
• 1996 & 1998 – 1^st Team Yankee/Atlantic-10 Conf QB & 1^st Team Eastern College Athletic Conf QB
• Team Offensive Player of the Year (1996,1998) , Walter Payton Award Finalist (1998)
• 1998 – Associated Press, Sports Network and ESPN All-American QB – William and Mary College Sports Male Athlete of the Year – Manheim Touchdown Club L-L League College Player of the Year
• College Career Stats: 7,285 passing yards, 62 TD’s, 23 INT, 61.9% completion, 10 rushing TD’s
• 1999 Free Agent acquisition by the Cleveland Browns, played 5 pre-season games, including MNF
• 2000 First Round NFL Europe draft pick at QB by the Berlin Thunder, Roster QB during 2000

Corey L. Jones – Class of 1995

• Earned 11 varsity letters in the sports of football, basketball and track & field
• Lanc-Leb League Section II Football All-Star 1992, 1993 & 1994, All-State 1^st Team 1993 & 1994
• Senior Year – 1^st Team Parade All-American, 1^st Team USA Today Super 25, Ranked #1 WR in the nation by Super-Prep Magazine, Played in Big 33 Game
• Lanc-Leb League Champion in 200 meter and 400 meter (1992 & 1993)
• District III Champion in 200 meter and 400 meter (1992)
• State Champion in 400 meter (1992)
• 1995 CV Outstanding Male Athlete
• Attended Penn State University on football scholarship, earned three varsity letters (96, 98 & 99)
• Leading Wide Receiver for Penn State in 1998

Jeff Landis – Class of 1975

• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of football, basketball and track & field
• Lancaster-Lebanon League 1^st Team All-Star Defensive Back
• Three-year starter in football, 1974 Tri-Captain, Received Coaches MVP Award
• Set CV Track & Field quarter-mile record in 1975
• Anchor of Mile Relay team that set the Lancaster-Lebanon League Record
• Three-year starter in basketball
• 1975 CV Outstanding Male Athlete

Lenny Neff – Class of 1963

• Earned 8 varsity letters in the sports of football, track & field, basketball and baseball
• Honorable Mention on All Lancaster County Team in 1961
• 1^st Team All Conference at halfback in 1962, Honorable Mention District 3 All-State Team
• Post High School Football Accomplishments – Played on US Air Force base teams in Okinawa and Philippines, had tryout with Columbia Raiders Semi-Pro Team, played one year for Lebanon Rams Semi-Pro Team after service duty
• 1976 – present: Active as a Lancaster-Lebanon League Basketball Official, Refereed Lancaster-Lebanon League Championship games, Refereed District and State Playoffs for 20 consecutive years, Refereed State Championship Final in 2005 at Giant Center, Hershey, PA
• 1987-1988 Lancaster-Lebanon League Chapter President
• 1994-1995 winner of the H. Grant Hurst Memorial Award

Laura A. Benton – Class of 1988

• Earned 11 varsity letters in the sports of basketball, field hockey and softball
• Two-year Co-Captain in basketball, Career 1,000+ point scorer, All-time CV leading rebounder
• 1988 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section One All-Star and member of Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star Team
•   Member of 1986 Warwick Holiday Tournament All-Tournament Team and 1987 Columbia Holiday Tournament All-Tournament Team
• Attended Manhattan College on full basketball scholarship – 1990 participated in NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, 1991-1992 received Jasper Award for Excellence in Athletics and Academics
• Participated in 2001 Chicago Half-Marathon, 2003 Danskin Mini-Triathlon and 2000-2004 Chicago MSA Softball and Flag-Football

Michael L. Brown – Class of 1986

• Earned 6 varsity letters in the sports of football and baseball
• Baseball – 1986 Captain, 1986 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star, 1986 District Runner-Up and State Qualifier, 1986 recipient of Coaches Award
• Football – 3 year starter, 1985 Tri-Captain, 1985 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II All-Star at RB-LB-Punter, 1985 Coaches Award, 1985 E-Town Lions George Frantz Back of the Year, Nominated to Big 33, Three-time L-L League Section II Champions, Two-time District III Playoff qualifiers and 1985 District III Playoff runner-ups
• Attended West Chester University – 4 varsity letters, 2 year starter, 1989 Tri-Captain, 1989 PSAC Eastern Conference second-team fullback, 1986 & 1987 PSAC Eastern State Champs, 1988 &1989 participated in Division II National Playoffs, 1989 James Chevrolet Player of the Week
• Coaching – 12 years assistant football coach, including 1991 Eastern State Championship at CV, 11 years assistant baseball coach and 3 years head baseball coach

Jeff Feiler – Class of 1988

• Earned 6 varsity letters in the sports of soccer and baseball
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Baseball All-League 1987 & 1988, Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 3 Champions 1987 & 1988, Lancaster-Lebanon League Champions 1987
• CV Offensive MVP 1987
• 1987 & 1988 combined pitching record of 17-1
• CV Soccer MVP 1985 & 1987
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II MVP 1987, All-State Soccer Team 1987
• 1988 CV Outstanding Male Athlete
• Attended Wake Forest University – 3 varsity letters, Member of the Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll 1992

Brady Keith Myers – Class of 1992

• Earned 8 varsity letters in the sports of football and wrestling
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II All-Star 1991, Lancaster-Lebanon League Outstanding Running Back 1991, Second Team All-State Running Back 1991
• Member of 1991 PA Eastern Champions AAA, State Runner-Up
• Only C.V. player to rush for 2,000 yards in a single season, Set 11 C.V. Offensive records and several C.V. Defensive records
• Four-time Lancaster-Lebanon League AAA All-Star in 4 weight classes (#140, #145, #152, #160)
• Two-time Section II and District III Champion, 1992 4^th in State, Set Most Career wins in CV history
• Attended Millersville University – Earned 4 varsity football letters, 1995 & 1996 second-team All PSAC Running Back, Set Millersville and PSAC touchdown record with 5 rushing TD’s in one game

Richard J. Walters – Class of 1973

• 1970-1973 member of varsity football and track teams, 1972 & 1973 member of National Honor Society
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Football All-Star 1972, First C.V. player named to PA All-State 3^rd-Team, Named to 1972 PA State Big 33 Game
• Member of 1972 Conestoga Valley Lancaster-Lebanon League Championship Football Team, 1972 winner of Bill Frantz Memorial Award for Best Back
• 1970, 1971 & 1972 selected Lancaster County Football Player “Athlete of the Week”, 1972 unanimous choice of Lancaster New Era All-Star Team, 1972 selected Ephrata Review “Outstanding Player”
• Member of 1971 Lancaster County Track League Championship Team
• 1972 & 1973 member of Lancaster County Track 800-yd Relay Champs, 1973 sixth fastest time in Lancaster County Track 100 yd dash
• Attended University of Richmond on football scholarship

Sandra L. Duncan (Bennett) – Class of 1971

• Earned 13 varsity letters in the sports of gymnastics, field hockey, cheerleading and track & field
• 1971 CV Outstanding Female Athlete
• Senior Year Co-Captain of Gymnastics and Field Hockey
• Selected Lancaster New Era “Athlete of the Week” and Who’s Who Among American High School Students and Athletes
• Attended Lock Haven State College – 4 year member of the Varsity & Show Gymnastics Team, Senior Year Captain, 1975 LHSC Outstanding Female Gymnast, 3 year member of Field Hockey Team
• Recipient of LHSC Gold Whistle Award for outstanding health and physical education major

Jeff Brubaker – Class of 1984

• Earned 6 varsity letters in the sports of football and basketball
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Football All-Star 1982 & 1983, 1983-84 Pennsylvania “Ones to Watch”, 1983 3^rd Team All-State, 1984 “Big 33 Football Classic” Participant
• Selected by Lancaster New Era to the 1980’s All-Decade Football Team
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Section I Basketball All-Star 1982 & 1983, All-County Team 1983, Honorable Mention All-State 1983
• 1984 CV Outstanding Male Athlete
• Attended Penn State University on full football scholarship – started and lettered in 1988 and played on 1986 National Championship Team

Gordie Fritz – Class of 1969

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of baseball, basketball and cross country
• Lancaster Intelligencer Baseball 1^st Team All-County Shortstop, Co-Captain Senior Year, Section II Home Run Leader
• Played Minor League Baseball with the Minnesota Twins
• 1969 Lancaster County Section II 1^st Team All-Star, Co-Caption Senior Year, Averaged 17 ppg.
• 1969 CV Outstanding Male Athlete
• Coached Conestoga Valley Youth Baseball, Basketball and Soccer for a combined 14 seasons

Lori Greiner – Class of 1981

• Earned 8 varsity letters in the sports of basketball, field hockey and softball
• Field Hockey – Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star (Halfback), Senior Year Team Most Valuable Defensive Player, Co-Captain
• Basketball – Co-Captain, Lancaster-Lebanon League All Star, Two Year High Scorer and MVP
• Softball – Co-Captain and MVP
• 1981 CV Outstanding Female Athlete
• Attended Lock Haven University – Played Field Hockey, Basketball and Lacrosse – 2 Yr Starter in Field Hockey and Won National Championship in 1982, Runner-Up in 1984
• CV Asst Field Hockey Coach 1992-present, CV Asst Track Coach 1991-present, CVJH Head Basketball Coach 1995-1997

Randy Mellinger – Class of 1983

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of football, basketball and baseball
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Football All-Star 1981 & 1982 at TE & DE
• 1982 twice named Quarterback Club Section II Lineman of the Week, Starting TE in Lancaster Sertoma All-Star Game, 1982-83 Pennsylvania “One’s To Watch”, Nominated by Lancaster New Era to the 1980’s All-Decade Football Team at TE
• 1983 Lancaster-Lebanon League Sectional All-Star Team Pitcher (Record 7-1)
• 1982-1983 member of the District III Runner-Up & State Qualifying Basketball Team
• 1980 & 1981 member of the AAU/USA Junior Olympic National Championship Volleyball Team (15 & under age bracket), 1981 named to All-Tournament Team
• Attended Lafayette College – Earned two varsity football letters

Ted Denlinger – Active 1960-2001

• Theodore B. “Ted” Denlinger (1942-2001) was a dear friend of Conestoga Valley Athletics and his unconditional loyalty and dedication to the school district and its athletic endeavors were unmatched.
• Boys Basketball Manager
• Girls Basketball Manager
• Track and Field Manager
• Football Manager
• 1962-2001 Station Aide at Lafayette Fire Company, Winner of Lifetime Membership Award in 2000

Christopher A. Erb – Class of 1983

• Earned 10 varsity letters in the sports of basketball, football and track
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II Football All-Star 1981 & 1982 (Two Positions)
• Participated in Lancaster Sertoma All-Star Game (Starter & Co-Captain)
• Football Co-Captain 1982 and Basketball Co-Captain 1982
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Section I Basketball All-Star 1981 & 1982
• District Qualifier in long jump 1982 & 1983
• 1983 CV Outstanding Male Athlete
• Set CV records for career points in basketball and career interceptions in football
• Member of a 4×100 Relay team that set school record
• Attended Gettysburg College – Basketball 3yr letterman and 2yr starter, Track 2yr letterman, Placed 6^th in long jump at MAC Championships 1985

Frank “Pete” Leach – Active 1959-1993

• CV Physical Education Teacher for 34 years
• Assistant Wrestling Coach 1960-61, Assistant Football Coach 1962-69, JV Basketball Coach 1971-78
• Head Volleyball Coach through 1983, Won District Three & PIAA State Volleyball Championship 1983
• Coached National AAU Junior Olympics Championship Volleyball Team in 1981
• Member of Wilson High School Hall of Fame
• Beyond the Buckskins squads, Pete had time to encourage, instruct and support athletes and students wherever he went. Such was his respect in the volleyball community, that he was elected to the Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2001.

Amy E. MacDonald – Class of 1996

• Earned 8 varsity letters in the sports of basketball, soccer & field hockey
• Captain for Basketball and Soccer – 1995 & 1996
• Lancaster Lebanon Section II Basketball All-Star 1995 & 1996
• 1996 District Three AAAA MVP & All-Tournament Basketball Team
• Lancaster Lebanon All-League 1^st Team Basketball – 1986
• Honorable Mention All-State Basketball Team – 1996
• All-time assist leader and 6^th all-time in career scoring for CV Girls’ Basketball
• 1996 CV Outstanding Female Athlete
• Lancaster Lebanon League All-Star Soccer Team – 1995 & 1996
• Attended West Chester University – Basketball 4yr starter, 2yr captain, PSAC East All-Conference Team 98-99 99-00 00-01, 2001 PSAC Winter Top Ten Award, 2001 Verizon Academic All-American
• 2002 Captain & All Star for York City Noise (WABA-Professional Women’s Basketball League)

Kenneth A. Phillips – Class of 1977

• Earned 12 varsity letters in the sports of golf, basketball and baseball
• 1977 CV Outstanding Male Athlete
• Tied for 10^th in PIAA Golf Championships – 1975 & 1976
• Lancaster New Era All County Baseball Team at 3^rd Base – 1977
• Attended Davis & Elkins College–1979, 1980 & 1981 West Virginia Athletic Conf “Golfer of the Year”
• 1979 Davis & Elkins College Athlete of the Year
• 1994 Inductee to Davis & Elkins College Athletic Hall of Fame
• Lancaster City-County Golf Champion 1979, 1983 & 1999
• Lancaster Open Golf Champion 1980, 1983 & 1991
• Selected to Lancaster County Top 100 Athletes by Lancaster Sunday News (2000)

Dr. Charles H. Blevins – Class of 1974

• Earned 8 varsity letters in the sports of football, basketball and track
• Three year starter on volleyball team
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Football All-Star in 1973
• Started in Lancaster Sertoma All-Star Football Game
• Football Co-Captain in 1973, Track Co-Captain in 1974
• 1974 CV Outstanding Male Athlete (co-recipient), 1974 Body-Mind-Spirit Award
• Attended Lebanon Valley College – 1977 Football Co-Captain; 1977 & 1978 Track Co-Captain; 1976 & 1977 Track MVP; 1977 All Middle-Atlantic Conference Tight End; 1977 & 1978 Mr. LVC Athlete; 1978 LVC “8-Letter Club” Inductee

Eric W. Esbenshade – Class of 1986

•  Earned 11 varsity letters in the sports of football, baseball, track and basketball
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Football All-Star
• Led Lancaster-Lebanon League in receptions two years and total points scored one year
• Pennsylvania All-State Second Team in Football
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Baseball All-Star
• Placed 6^th in District III 100 Meters in Track
• Set numerous CV receiving records
• 1986 Lancaster Intelligencer Journal Male Athlete of the Year
• Attended Duke University – Played two years of baseball

Jack Forsha – Active 1964-1985

•  Varsity Football Offensive Coordinator 1964-1976
• Assistant Basketball Coach 1964-1970, Coached JV team to 82-19 record, two years undefeated
• Head Baseball Coach 1976-1982
• Athletic Trainer 1964-1969
• CV Summer Recreation Association 1970-1985 (7 years supervisor, 9 years director)

Gloria A. Jaremko – Class of 1968

•  Participated in Conestoga Valley varsity sports of field hockey and tennis
• Millersville University – Participated in varsity sports of field hockey, basketball and tennis
• Coached varsity girls’ basketball at Lancaster Country Day School for 30+yrs (1971-present)
• Overall Basketball Record 384-102; 1999 District III A Girls’ Basketball Runner-Up
• Coached 11 SIAC Girls’ Basketball League Champions-1977,’79,’80,’83,’84,’85,’86,’88,’89,’93,’99
• Coached varsity girls’ tennis at Lancaster Country Day School for 14+yrs (1971-1981, 1997-pres) Coached Dist III AA Tennis Team Champions & Doubles’ Champions in 1998, Coached PIAA State AA Tennis Doubles’ Runner-Up in 1998
• Coached 4 SIAC Girls’ Tennis League Champions – 1997,’98,’99,’00
• Inducted into Lancaster Country Day School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000
• Coached Franklin & Marshall College Field Hockey & Women’s Basketball (1975-1977)
• Officiated PIAA Girls Basketball 28+yrs(1973-pres), NCAA Women’s Basketball 24yrs (1973-’97), PIAA Tennis 7+yrs (1993-pres); 1997 received PIAA Award for Service for Basketball; 1996&1997 received “Girls’ Tennis Official of the Year” Award from National Assoc of Interscholastic Officials
• Officiated Tennis for United States Tennis Association for 16+yrs (1985-present)

 Douglas I. Rhoads – Class of 1974

•  Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of football, basketball and baseball
• Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star at linebacker in 1973
• Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star at pitcher in 1974
• 1974 CV Outstanding Male Athlete (co-recipient)
• Attended East Stroudsburg State College – Earned 4 varsity letters in football as a four year starter
• 1^st Team All Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – Junior and Senior Year
• 1^st Team All East Division II – Senior Year

Matthew D. Buckwalter – Class of 1991

• Earned 12 varsity letters in the sports of soccer, football, track and volleyball
• Set school records in 100 meters and 200 meters, currently holds school record in pole vault
• 1991 Pennsylvania State Indoor Pole Vault Champion
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Soccer All-Star in 1989 and 1990
• Competed in the Junior Olympic Volleyball National Championships in 1989
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Football All-Star as kicker in 1990
• Conestoga Valley Male Athlete of the Year in 1991
• New Era Male Athlete of the Year in 1991
• Attended Penn State University – Earned 3 varsity letters in track and field
• Third Place in the TAC Junior National Championships in Decathlon

Don H Esbenshade – Class of 1954

• Graduated from East Lampeter High School
• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of soccer, basketball and baseball
• Lancaster County Soccer All-Star in 1952 and 1953, team captain one year
• Received 1953 James Heely Trophy–Outstanding High School Soccer Player in Lancaster County
• Lancaster County Basketball All-Star in 1953 and 1954, All-State Honorable Mention in 1953
• 1953 and 1954 Basketball Section Champs, 1953 Lancaster County Champs, team captain one year
• Lancaster County Baseball All-Star Section Team in 1954, team co-Captian one year
• Attended Millersville University – Earned 3 varsity letters in soccer and 1 in basketball, Soccer Co-Capt
• CV District Coaching Activities – Little League Baseball and Soccer, Legion Baseball, Coached and
• Organized Little League Basketball for Grades 4-6
• Officiated High School and College Soccer for 25 years
• PA Senior Games – 1^st Place in Basketball (1994-1997), Represented PA playing on state basketball
• team in National Senior Games in San Antonio (1995) and Tucson (1997)

Sharon M Murray (Hallowell) – Class of 1974

• Earned 10 varsity letters in the sports of basketball, tennis, field hockey and track
• Served as basketball captain for three years and tennis captain for two years
• Lancaster County Basketball All-Star 1974
• Participated multiple years at Districts in Basketball and Tennis
• Participated in District Track and Field high jump event as a freshman
• Attended Lock Haven State College – Earned 3 varsity letters in field hockey and placed 3^rd and 5^th in
• nation, Earned 3 varsity letters in basketball
• Member of United States Field Hockey Team touring Great Britain, Scotland and Wales after college

Zachary A. Kraft – Class of 1990

• Earned 9 varsity letters in football, basketball and track
• Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star 1^st team as wide receiver and 2^nd team at defensive back,
• Co-Captain, Coaches Award Recipient in 1989
• Participated in War of the Roses All Star Game
• Lancaster-Lebanon League Basketball All-Star 1^st team in section, honorable mention all-league in
• 1990, Two Time Co-Captain and Team MVP in 1989-1990, Graduated CV’s All-Time Leading Scorer
• Placed third in javelin and sixth in discus at 1990 Lancaster-Lebanon League Meet, District Qualifier,
• Team Co-Captian
• Conestoga Valley Male Athlete of the Year in 1990
• Attended Franklin & Marshall College – four-year starter and letter winner at wide receiver, two-time
• All Conference, Graduated second all-time leading receiver

Robert W Rill – Active 1948-1980

• Attended Millersville State Teachers College 1940-1943 – Earned varsity letters in football, basketball and baseball
• Coached Baseball at East Lampeter High School 1948-1950
• Coached Basketball at East Lampeter High School 1949-1955
• Won 3 Sectional Titles and 2 Lancaster County League Championships
• 1958-1969 served as Principal of Conestoga Valley High School
• 1969-1980 served as Superintendent of Conestoga Valley School District
• 1961-1963 served as Secretary of Conference of Roses High School Football
• 1963-1965 served as Chairman of Lancaster-Lebanon League Soccer
• 1965-1968 member of Board of Control for Lancaster-Lebanon League High School Athletic Association
• 1980-1986 served as Executive Secretary for Lancaster-Lebanon High School Association