Williamsport Boys 4 X 400 M Relay Team Breaks another school record

IT WAS A RECORD SETTING DAY!Two long-standing WAHS track & field records were shattered yesterday at the Tim Cook Invitational in Chambersburg.To close out the meet, the 4x400 meter relay team again rewrote school history from 2011 (Devon Fisher, Anthony Emanuel, Jamal Devine, and Bryant McCorey – 3:23.16). The 2025 quartet ran a 3:22.17 with 4 outstanding legs from Aiden Everett (12th), Alex Takach (10th), Tevin Williams (9th), and Brayden Ungard (10th).Outstanding performances by many of our Millionaires at this early season invitational!

Millionaire Underclassmen Boys break 38 year old school record in 4 X 100 M Relay

IT WAS A RECORD SETTING DAY!Two long-standing WAHS track & field records were shattered yesterday at the Tim Cook Invitational in Chambersburg.The 4x100 meter relay team of Greg Walker, Scott Harmon, Sean Vanmarter and Gary Brown held the record of 42.42 since 1987.  The 2025 team of Taali Buie (11th), Alex Takach (10th), Nathaniel Woods (11th), and Brayden Ungard (10th), rewrote history with a blazing 41.89! 

Football Team Wins District Title-Advances to PIAA State Tournament

Congratulations to the football team, as they won the District II/IV Class 6A championship, defeating Wilkes-Barre Area HS in the final, 14-0 on Friday night.  The team will now advance to the PIAA State Tournament, hosting State College Area High School, from District VI, in the first round.  The game will be played at Williamsport Area High School on Friday, November 15th at 7:00 p.m. at STA Stadium.  There will be an admission charge for this game, tickets must be purchased ahead of time on the PIAA website.  There will not be credit card options at the gate, only tickets purchased in advance will be accepted for admission to this PIAA state playoff match.Regular season student and adult/family passes will not be accepted for this PIAA state playoff match. WASD Gold Cards are not eligible to be used for this PIAA State Playoff Football game. Here is the link to purchase tickets for the game:   https://www.piaa.org/sports/tickets.aspx

WAHS Football Team Advances to District II/IV Class 6A Championship Game

Congratulations to the football team, as they win their district semifinal contest on Friday, over Hazleton, 15-6.  The Millionaires will advance to the District final this Friday, November 8th at 7:00 p.m. against the Wilkes-Barre Wolfpack.  The game will be played at Wilkes-Barre Area High School (GPS Address:  2021 Wolfpack Way, Wilkes-Barre) Gates will open for the public at 6:00 p.m. for the game.            There will be an admission charge for this game, tickets must be purchased ahead of time on the District II website.  There will not be cash or credit card options at the game, only tickets purchased in advance will be accepted for admission to this playoff game.  Senior Citizens, age 65 and over, are admitted free of charge, with proof of age for the district II playoff game. Here is the link for tickets:     https://piaad2.org/ticketbooth/     &nb

Volleyball PIAA State Tournament

Congratulations to the volleyball team, as they won their first-ever District Championship last week, defeating Delaware Valley, 3-1 in the finals.  The team will now advance to the PIAA State Tournament, hosting Parkland High School, from District XI, in the first round.  The match will be played at Williamsport Area High School on Tuesday, November 5th, at 6:00 p.m. There will be an admission charge for this match, tickets must be purchased ahead of time on the PIAA website.  There will not be credit card options at the gate, only tickets purchased in advance will be accepted for admission to this PIAA state playoff match.Regular season student and adult/family passes will not be accepted for this PIAA state playoff match. Here is the link to purchase tickets for the match:            https://www.piaa.org/sports/tickets.aspx?sport=volleyball

Football 2024 District II/IV Playoff Information for Friday, 11/1/24

Congratulations to the football team, as they win their final regular season game over Wilkes-Barre Area HS, 34-20.  The Millionaires earned the #2 seed for the District II/IV Class 6A tournament and will host #3 seed, the Hazleton Cougars, in the semifinal round on Friday, November 1st at 7:00 p.m. here at WAHS.  Gates will open for the public at 5:30 p.m. for the game.            There will be an admission charge for this game, tickets must be purchased ahead of time on the district II website.  There will not be cash or credit card options at the game, only tickets purchased in advance will be accepted for admission to this playoff game.  Regular season student and adult/family passes will not be accepted at this PIAA playoff match.Senior Citizens, age 65 and over, are admitted free of charge, with proof of age for the district II playoff game. Here is the link for tickets:     https:

WAHS Volleyball Team Playoff Information

Congratulations to the volleyball team, as they win their quarterfinal match last night over West Scranton, 3-0. We will now host the Hazleton Cougars in the semifinals on Monday, October 28th at 6:00 p.m. here at WAHS. There will be an admission charge for this game, tickets must be purchased ahead of time on the District II website.  There will not be cash or credit card options at the game, only tickets purchased in advance will be accepted for admission to this playoff game.  Regular season student and adult/family passes will not be accepted at this PIAA playoff match.    3.  Senior Citizens, age 65 and over are admitted free of charge, with  proof of age for the District II match. Here is the link for tickets:     https://piaad2.org/ticketbooth/        **The match will begin at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, October 28, 2024. 

Williamsport Boys & Girls Track & Field

Henry Huber on track and field: Williamsport heads into May with confidence APR 20, 2024HENRY HUBERSports reporterhhuber@sungazette.com       RALPH/Sun-Gazette Williamsport's Anyae Grissom competes in the hurdles competition during Tuesday’s dual meet against Jersey Shore at Williamsport.Following a strong outing at last year’s District 4 championships, in which the boys took silver and the girls claimed bronze, expectations for Williamsport track and field remained high. Even with both graduating classes running somewhat deep and the boys losing a few key returners to injury, the teams have handled those blows with grace and confidence. There isn’t a soul on either squad that believes it can’t compete for a district title this season.“We graduated a very strong group of seniors last spring but have had several underclassmen step-up during the winter season,” said Williamsport coach Jeremy Steppe prior to the season. “I am confident that thi

Marissa Rumsey-Sun Gazette Girls' Wrestler of the Year

Williamsport’s Rumsey dominated all year en route to Girls Wrestler of the Year honors JON GERARDI Sports Editor jgerardi@sungazette.com Marissa Rumsey established herself as an outstanding wrestler over the last few years. Prior to this year, Rumsey had to go up against boy wrestlers. While that was far from fun for Rumsey — as she joked at regionals she got beat up in those matches — it made her better. Iron sharpens iron, and those matches again boy competitors helped develop Rumsey into an even better wrestler overall. Fast forward to this winter, and that was evident. In the first year of girls wrestling being a PIAA-sanctioned sport, Rumsey became one of the area’s first-ever state medalist as she ended her career with a bronze medal at 148 pounds, one of just five area wrestlers to earn a medal this year. It showcased the talent she has. The Millionaire was named the Sun-Gazette Girls Wrestler of the Year this season. Runn

Live Streaming of WAHS Athletic Events

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2nd/3rd Sport Re-certification-Physical Paperwork

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Girls Varsity Softball vs. Selinsgrove Area High School

The Millionaire varsity softball team defeated Selinsgrove 10-0 on Senior Night at home on Tuesday, improving their record to 8-4.  Brenna Beck, Emma Vollman, Zaelana Minor, and Chelsey Harrison each had 2 hits, including a HR by Brenna Beck.  Bailey Livermore pitched the complete game 1-hitter, striking out 9. .  The Millionaire varsity softball team's next game is Thursday, 5/1 at Shikellamy.   

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Jersey Shore Area High School

The Millionaire varsity softball team went on the road Thursday and defeated Jersey Shore 7-2.  Ashlyn Robinson had 3 hits, Brenna Beck and Bailey Livermore both had two hits, and Zaelana Minor and Kate Solomon both added RBI's.  Ashlyn Robinson pitched the complete game 7-hitter. .  The Millionaire varsity softball team's next game is Tuesday, 4/29 at home vs. Selinsgrove, which is Senior Night. 

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Central Mountain High School

On Thursday, the Williamsport tennis team traveled to Central Mountain and lost to the Wildcats, 3-2. Singles:Joey McCluskey (C) def. Joseph Hillman (W) 6-0, 6-1Tim Brinker (C) def. Spencer Kaar (W) 6-4, 6-3Guilhem Colin (W) won by forfeit Doubles:Brayden Spedding/Wesley Cowart (C) def. Howard Chen/Charles Plummer (W) 6-2, 7-5Owen Trump/Wyatt Judge (W) def. Ben Brinker/Owen Stringfellow (C) 6-2, 6-1 The Millionaires are home today as they host Milton at 4:00 and we will also host senior recognition to honor our three seniors and their parents, prior to the match. Williamsport season record: 2-9

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Jersey Shore Area High School

On Thursday afternoon, the Jersey Shore tennis team defeated Williamsport, 4-1. Singles:Ryder Fink (J) def. Joseph Hillman (W) 6-0, 6-0Saul Hensler (J) def. Spencer Kaar (W) 6-1, 6-0#3 JS forfeit win Doubles:Guilhem Colin/Owen Trump (W) def. Ezra Paulhamus/Luke Sarge (J) 7-5, 7-6 (7-2)Dillon Hensler/Dylan Harsanyi (J) def. Howard Chen/Charles Plummer (W) 6-4, 6-4 Williamsport travels to Central Mountain on Thursday, April 24. Williamsport season record: 2-8

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Danville Area High School

The Millionaire varsity softball team defeated Danville 11-0 Tuesday at home.  Brenna Beck had 3 hits, Ashlyn Robinson, and Zaelana Minor both had two hits, and Kate Solomon hit a walk-off 2-run HR. Chelsey Harrison and Bella Reddy both added RBI's.  Bailey Livermore  pitched the complete game shutout allowing only 2 hits while striking out 8. .  The Millionaire varsity softball team's next game is Thursday, 4/24 at Jersey Shore 

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Montoursville High School

On Tuesday, the Millionaires traveled to Montoursville and lost to the Warriors, 4-1. Singles:Teli Bobotas (M) def. Joseph Hillman (W) 6-1, 6-0Rain Snyder (M) def. Spencer Kaar (W) 6-3, 6-2Guilhem Colin (W) def. Gio Catino (M) 6-1, 6-2 Doubles:Cullen Pauling/Colby Ulmer (M) def. Howard Chen/Charles Plummer (W) 6-1, 6-1Mason Fry/Mason Morrow (M) def. Owen Trump/Trevor Estes (W) 6-0, 6-1 The Millionaires are home on Thursday at 4:00 as they welcome the Bulldogs from Jersey Shore. Williamsport season record: 2-7

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Shikellamy School District

The Millionaire varsity softball team defeated Shikellamy 7-4 Monday at home in the annual Blackout game.  Emma Vollman and Ashlyn Robinson both had two hits, including a home run by Emma.  Brenna Beck, Emily McAnelly, Chelsey Harrison, Kinsley Cannode, and Jayda Fink also had RBI hits.  Ashlyn Robinson pitched the complete game allowing only 5 hits while striking out 6 .  The Millionaire varsity softball team's next game is Thursday, 4/17 at Central Mountain. 

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Danville Area High School

On Monday, the Williamsport tennis team dropped a close match at Danville, 3-2.  The highlight of the match was Guilhem Colin's 3-set thriller at number 3 singles. Singles:David Sommer (D) def. Joseph Hillman (W) 6-0, 6-1Nick Petrick (D) def. Spencer Kaar (W) 6-0, 6-1Guilhem Colin (W) def. Colin Sauers (D) 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 Doubles:Parker Gale/Munjaal Mehta (D) def. Howard Chen/Charles Plummer (W) 6-1, 6-1Owen Trump/Wyatt Judge (W) def. Nathan Hepner/Julian Hardin (D) 6-3, 6-4 The Millionaires are on the road today as they travel to Montoursville. Williamsport season record: 2-6 

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Shikellamy School District

On Tuesday, the Williamsport tennis team earned their second win of the season, defeating Shikellamy 5-0. Singles:Joseph Hillman (W) won by forfeitSpencer Kaar (W) def. Cole Lynch (S) 6-2, 6-2Guilhem Colin (W) def. Griffin Snyder (S) 6-3, 6-1 Doubles:Howard Chen/Charles Plummer (W) def. Austin Delgado/Andrew Zelnick (S) 7-5, 6-1Owen Trump/Wyatt Judge (W) def. Eben Kisner/Rylee McDonald (S) 6-4, 6-3 Williamsport hosts Milton on Thursday at 4:00. Williamsport season record: 2-5

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Shikellamy School District

The Millionaires traveled to Shikellamy on Thursday and lost to the Braves, 5-0. Singles:Jack Weaver (S) def. Joseph Hillman (W) 6-0, 6-0Cole Lynch (S) def. Spencer Kaar (W) 3-6, 6-2, 6-4Griffin Snyder (S) def. Howard Chen (W) 6-4, 6-4 Doubles:Andrew Zelnick/Austin Delgado (S) def. Guilhem Chen/Charles Plummer (W) 6-4, 6-2Eben Kisner/Riley McDonald (S) def. Owen Trump/Wyatt Judge (W) 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 Williamsport is home on Monday at 4:00 as they welcome the Wildcats from Central Mountain. Williamsport season record: 1-4

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Shikellamy School District

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Selinsgrove Area High School

On Monday afternoon, Selinsgrove defeated Williamsport, 5-0. Singles:Lamond Rodgers (S) def. Joseph Hillman (W) 6-4, 6-6 (7-3)McAlister Defazio (S) def. Spencer Kaar (W) 6-1, 6-4Ben Rowan (S) def. Howard Chen (W) 6-1, 6-1 Doubles:Joaquin Basu/Andon Kloostra (S) def. Guilhem Colin/Charles Plummer (W) 6-0, 5-7, 7-5John Ke/Nathan Lauver (S) def. Owen Trump/Wyatt Judge (W) 7-5, 6-4 The Millionaires travel to Shikellamy on Wednesday for their match against the Braves. Williamsport record: 1-3

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Danville Area High School

The Millionaire varsity softball team defeated Danville 16-9 Wednesday on the road.  Brenna Beck went 5 for 5 with a HR, a 2B, and 6 RBIs, Bailey Livermore hit a 3-run HR, and Katelyn Solomon and Zaelana Minor both had multiple hits to lead the Millionaires in hitting, who totaled 14 hits.  Bailey Livermore pitched the complete game striking out 8. The team is now 2-0 on the season.   The next game for the Millionaire varsity and JV teams is this Saturday where both teams host Tunkhannock this Saturday at 11 am and 1 pm, respectively in the annual Blackout Game.   

Girls Varsity Softball vs. Central Mountain High School

The Millionaire varsity softball team defeated Central Mountain 16-13 in their season opener Tuesday at home.  Emma Vollman, Brenna Beck, Ashlyn Robinson, Bailey Livermore Emily McAnelly and Zaelana Minor all had multiple hits, including a homerun by Zaelana Minor.  Bailey Livermore pitched the complete game striking out 8.   The Millionaire JV softball team lost to Central Mountain 21-7, also their season opener Tuesday at home.  Kate Solomon and Maddie Branham both had multiple hits, including Kate (who also played in the varsity game) hitting a 2-run homerun 

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Milton Area High School

The Williamsport Millionaire Tennis Team opened their season with a 4-1 team win at Milton on Wednesday night.  Here are the results: Singles:#1 Joseph Hillman (W) won 6-4, 7-6 (8-6 tie breaker) vs. Hagen Hanselman (M) #2 Spencer Kaar (W) won 6-1, 6-2 vs. Preston Reedy (M) #3 Howard Chen (W) won 7-5, 6-4 vs. Luke Mowery (M) Doubles:#1 Guilhem Colin & Charles Plummer (W) won 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 vs. Chris Hernandez & Adam Kersteter (M) #2 Talen Strous & Owen Rager (M) won 7-6 (7-4 tie breaker), 6-4 vs. Owen Trump & Trevor Estes (W) Highlight of the match was the 3-set thriller at #1 doubles. The Millionaires are back in action at home on Monday at 4:00 vs. Montoursville. Williamsport Season Record: 1-0

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Montoursville High School

On a SUPER windy Monday afternoon, the Montoursville tennis team defeated Williamsport, 5-0 Singles:Teli Bobotas (M) def. Joseph Hillman(W) 6-4, 6-1Rain Snyder (M) def. Spencer Kaar (W) 6-1, 6-2Cullen Pauling (M) def. Howard Chen (W) 6-1, 6-0 Doubles:Gio Catino/Cole Snyder (M) def. Guilhem Colin/Charles Plummer (W) 6-2, 6-2Mason Morrow/Colby Ulmer (M) def. Owen Trump/Wyatt Judge (W) 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 The Millionaires are on the road on Wednesday as they travel to Jersey Shore. Williamsport season record: 1-1  

Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Jersey Shore Area High School

The Millionaires lost at Jersey Shore on Wednesday afternoon, 1-4. Singles:Ryder Fink (J) def. Joseph Hillman(W) 6-0, 6-0Saul Hensler (J) def. Spencer Kaar (W) 6-3, 6-2Abram Paulhamus (J) def. Howard Chen (W) 6-2, 6-0 Doubles:Ezra Paulhamus/Luke Sarge (J) def. Guilhem Colin/Charles Plummer (W) 4-6, 6-2, 10-2Owen Trump/Wyatt Judge (W) def. Dillon Harsanyi/Dylan Hensler (J) 4-6, 7-5, 10-2 The Millionaires are home on Monday vs. Selinsgrove at 4:00. Season record:  Millionaires 1-2

Boys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. Selinsgrove Area High School

Williamsport - The boys soccer team bettered their record Wednesday night with a shutout win against Selinsgrove.  A free kick deep in Williamsport’s offensive third by sophomore Spencer Kaar bounced around and junior Brayden Jarrett slipped it past the keeper for what turned out to be the game winner.  With a one-goal lead heading into the second half, Williamsport seemed to take their foot off of the gas pedal. While Selinsgrove began gaining momentum early in the second half, it was short lived. After a few minutes, sophomore Isaac Balza fed a pass to fellow sophomore Connor Hofstrom who buried his bending blast from 25 yards out into the upper right corner as an insurance goal for the Millionaires.  Sophomore keeper Max Fink and his defensive crew limited the Seals to zero goals and just five shots.  Williamsport improved to 7-7-1 on the season and travel to Bellefonte for their final regular season game next week. 

Boys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. Lewisburg High School

Lewisburg - The boys' soccer team traveled to Lewisburg yesterday afternoon to take on league-leading and District 4 powerhouse Green Dragons. The Millionaires surprised Lewisburg in the first half with their speed and physicality in the center of the pitch and along the defensive line.  While the Green Dragons outshot the Millionaires in the first half, the defensive group of Tadd Ungard, Parker Johnson, Charlie Plummer, and Trevor Estes limited their quality opportunities throughout the half.  The score remained deadlocked at zero at the break. Early in the second half, sophomore captain and center midfielder, Spencer Kaar delivered a corner kick to the far post where senior defender Tadd Ungard collected it and slid his shot past the keeper for a one-goal advantage.  Unfortunately, Lewisburg was able to mount a comeback and score the equalizer and go-ahead goal within minutes of each other late in the second half. The boys are at home again We

Boys JV/Varsity Soccer vs. Midd-West High School

Williamsport - The boys' soccer team held their "blackout" night and Senior Night at the Williamsport Soccer Complex as they battled against the Mustangs from Midd-West.  Both teams had several opportunities in the first half to score but were deadlocked at 0-0 at halftime. After the break, Midd-West seemed to have more possession and scored the game-winner mid-way through the second half.  Max Fink tallied nine saves last night.   "The energy from our student section was outstanding, especially in the first half during the downpour.  We loved the atmosphere our fans created for the boys and hope that kind of vibe can continue for future games," noted a coach after the game. Williamsport is home again Saturday afternoon as they play a non-league game against Athens at 2:00.