Scott Johnston, Author at EmmausSports.Com

” I think the best advice I could give to the underclassmen is that don’t take anything for granted and enjoy everything that high school and sports bring to you.” The words of Nathan Eshelman. Our Q & A with the boys volleyball senior.

April 22, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Editor’s Note: Over the next weeks and months, Emmaussports.com will be spotlighting senior spring sports student-athletes at Emmaus High School who have had their final athletic […]

“Myself along with the other athletes are shocked that we will never be a part of senior night or mentor night festivities.” The words of Emma Schoenly. Our Q & A with the girls lacrosse senior

April 21, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Editor’s Note: Over the next weeks and months, Emmaussports.com will be spotlighting senior spring sports student-athletes at Emmaus High School who have had their final athletic […]

“There’s no telling what the future holds, so you should cherish every minute you have.” The words from Paul Petre. Our Q & A with the senior from the boys track and field team

April 20, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Editor’s Note: Over the next weeks and months, Emmaussports.com will be spotlighting senior spring sports student-athletes at Emmaus High School who have had their final athletic […]

“I think I speak for everyone when I say I am completely devastated by the cancellation of spring sports,” The words of Kaia Berrio. Our Q & A with the senior of the girls track and field team

April 19, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Editor’s Note: Over the next weeks and months, Emmaussports.com will be spotlighting senior spring sports student-athletes at Emmaus High School who have had their final athletic […]

“The hardest thing is the lack of social interaction,” says Wyatt Henseler. Our Q & A with the infielder of the baseball team

April 18, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Editor’s Note: Over the next weeks and months, Emmaussports.com will be spotlighting senior spring sports student-athletes at Emmaus High School who have had their final athletic […]

“Have fun with whatever you do because you don’t know if it’s going to end.” That’s the advice from Noah Szankovics to his underclassmen. Our Q & A with the boys volleyball senior

April 17, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Editor’s Note: Over the next weeks and months, Emmaussports.com will be spotlighting senior spring sports student-athletes at Emmaus High School who have had their final athletic […]

“I am grateful I was able to make so many lasting memories with my team, but I will definitely miss not being able to finish out our final season.” The words of Laura Boyko. Our Q & A with the girls lacrosse senior

April 15, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Editor’s Note: Over the next weeks and months, Emmaussports.com will be spotlighting senior spring sports student-athletes at Emmaus High School who have had their final athletic […]

“To always work hard, to aspire to be the best and to be an unselfish teammate.” Those are the words Matt Madigan has for the underclassmen. Our Q & A with the senior baseball player

April 14, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Editor’s Note: Over the next weeks and months, Emmaussports.com will be spotlighting senior spring sports student-athletes at Emmaus High School who have had their final athletic […]

“I am extremely disappointed that there will be no spring sports season this year.” The reaction of many athletes, including those of Laurel Widdoss. Our Q & A with the senior of the track and field team

April 12, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Editor’s Note: Over the next weeks and months, Emmaussports.com will be spotlighting senior spring sports student-athletes at Emmaus High School who have had their final […]

“My biggest challenge is not being able to see my teammates and friends.” That’s what Richie Tracchio says. Our Q and A with the boys lacrosse senior

April 11, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Editor’s Note: Over the next weeks and months, Emmaussports.com will be spotlighting senior spring sports student-athletes at Emmaus High School who have had their final […]

Articles by Scott Johnston

” I think the best advice I could give to the underclassmen is that don’t take anything for granted and enjoy everything that high school and sports bring to you.” The words of Nathan Eshelman. Our Q & A with the boys volleyball senior.

“Myself along with the other athletes are shocked that we will never be a part of senior night or mentor night festivities.” The words of Emma Schoenly. Our Q & A with the girls lacrosse senior

“There’s no telling what the future holds, so you should cherish every minute you have.” The words from Paul Petre. Our Q & A with the senior from the boys track and field team

“I think I speak for everyone when I say I am completely devastated by the cancellation of spring sports,” The words of Kaia Berrio. Our Q & A with the senior of the girls track and field team

“The hardest thing is the lack of social interaction,” says Wyatt Henseler. Our Q & A with the infielder of the baseball team

“Have fun with whatever you do because you don’t know if it’s going to end.” That’s the advice from Noah Szankovics to his underclassmen. Our Q & A with the boys volleyball senior

“I am grateful I was able to make so many lasting memories with my team, but I will definitely miss not being able to finish out our final season.” The words of Laura Boyko. Our Q & A with the girls lacrosse senior

“To always work hard, to aspire to be the best and to be an unselfish teammate.” Those are the words Matt Madigan has for the underclassmen. Our Q & A with the senior baseball player

“I am extremely disappointed that there will be no spring sports season this year.” The reaction of many athletes, including those of Laurel Widdoss. Our Q & A with the senior of the track and field team

“My biggest challenge is not being able to see my teammates and friends.” That’s what Richie Tracchio says. Our Q and A with the boys lacrosse senior

Field Hockey – Sophomore Elin Rainford scores first career varsity goal(s), leads Emmaus past Oak Knoll 3-2 in nationally ranked showdown

Football – Hornets put up over 500 yards of total offense as they roll to their first victory of the season, 42-0 over Scranton. RECAP/PHOTOS

Tuesday roundup – Walters 67 leads surging golf team, Huffer and Horner combine for 7 goals as field hockey rolls, girls volleyball suffers first loss while girls tennis remains unbeaten

Football – Hornets drop to 0-2 on the season after Phillipsburg uses big second half to pull away for 24-10 victory

Field Hockey – Defending state champs head into season looking for more of the same with plenty of returning talent. PREVIEW