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Girls Tennis – Coming off one of its best season’s in recent history, Hornets once again have enough returning talent to compete amongst top teams in EPC. SEASON PREVIEW

September 2, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Head coach – Robert Dragotta (2nd season) Last year – 11-3 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference, 14-6 overall Players graduated – Sr. Ivory Gao (No.3 Doubles) Returnees […]

Golf – Cox, Zerfass lead strong Hornets squad aiming for third straight EPC title. SEASON PREVIEW:

August 30, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Head coach – Mo Bryan (5th year) Home matches – Brookside Country Club Last season – 12-0 EPC/16-1 overall; Won second straight EPC regular-season championship […]

“The biggest challenge is the separation from my friends. Before this, I spent almost all my free time with my friends and the change was so sudden.” The words of Miguel Abadilla. Our Q & A with the boys volleyball senior

May 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 […]

“Cherish every moment you get on the field and every chance you get to be with your team, you have less time together than you think.” The words of Reece Wieder. Our Q & A with the boys lacrosse senior

May 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 athletic […]

” The biggest challenge for me has been finding something new to do each day. There is only so much one can do while stuck at home.” The words of Bryan Bertsch. Our Q & A with the boys track and field senior.

May 7, 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 […]

Youth football camp for boys entering grades 3-9 tentatively rescheduled for July 20-24

May 4, 2020 Scott Johnston 0

Head football coach Harold Fairclough has announced the dates for this year’s youth camp. The Hornets fifth year coach and his staff, along with freshmen […]

“The biggest challenge for me would probably be not having the opportunity to get that feeling of closure at the end of senior year.” The words from Sammy Reed. Our Q & A with the girls lacrosse senior.

May 2, 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 […]

“For my underclassmen the only thing I have to say is, don’t take anything for granted. Work hard every day at everything you do,” says Jadon Diaz. Our Q & A with the catcher of the baseball team

April 30, 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 […]

“Beating Parkland last year in overtime for the District XI title is my best memory.” The words of Max Eugster. Our Q & A with the boys lacrosse senior

April 29, 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 […]

“We had trained so hard during the winter to have our best seasons just ripped from our hands.” The words of Jakob Smolinsky. Our Q & A with the senior from the boys track and field team

April 27, 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 […]

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Girls Tennis – Coming off one of its best season’s in recent history, Hornets once again have enough returning talent to compete amongst top teams in EPC. SEASON PREVIEW

Golf – Cox, Zerfass lead strong Hornets squad aiming for third straight EPC title. SEASON PREVIEW:

“The biggest challenge is the separation from my friends. Before this, I spent almost all my free time with my friends and the change was so sudden.” The words of Miguel Abadilla. Our Q & A with the boys volleyball senior

“Cherish every moment you get on the field and every chance you get to be with your team, you have less time together than you think.” The words of Reece Wieder. Our Q & A with the boys lacrosse senior

” The biggest challenge for me has been finding something new to do each day. There is only so much one can do while stuck at home.” The words of Bryan Bertsch. Our Q & A with the boys track and field senior.

Youth football camp for boys entering grades 3-9 tentatively rescheduled for July 20-24

“The biggest challenge for me would probably be not having the opportunity to get that feeling of closure at the end of senior year.” The words from Sammy Reed. Our Q & A with the girls lacrosse senior.

“For my underclassmen the only thing I have to say is, don’t take anything for granted. Work hard every day at everything you do,” says Jadon Diaz. Our Q & A with the catcher of the baseball team

“Beating Parkland last year in overtime for the District XI title is my best memory.” The words of Max Eugster. Our Q & A with the boys lacrosse senior

“We had trained so hard during the winter to have our best seasons just ripped from our hands.” The words of Jakob Smolinsky. Our Q & A with the senior from the boys track and field team

Football – Hornets host Whitehall on Homecoming needing a win to keep their District XI playoff hopes alive. PREVIEW

Cross Country – Six boys set course record at Whitehall as Hornets remain undefeated on the season; Girls push pre-season favorite Liberty before suffering first loss

Football – Hornets rally from early deficit, outgain Central Catholic in total yards but still come up short as Vikes use late touchdown to win 17-14. RECAP/PHOTOS

Girls Soccer – Hornets gear up for showdown with Nazareth by routing Liberty 8-0 on Senior Night

Field Hockey – Gigliotti, Hornets avenge for only loss from a season ago by defeating Downingtown West 2-1