Select GameTimePa girls' Athlete of the Year (Poll Closed) (poll 10348051)

Select GameTimePa girls' Athlete of the Year (Poll Closed)

Megan Halczuk, Kennard-Dale, senior: She was once again the best lacrosse player in the league. The midfielder and draw control expert led Kennard-Dale to a YAIAA title, District 3 title game appearance and the state quarterfinals. She scored 100 goals, 33 assists and 224 draw controls. She was once again named an All-American. Halczuk was also an excellent basketball player who averaged 11 points and 4 assists as the steady point guard for a Rams team that finished 23-5, won Division II and won a state playoff game. She was named a first-team Division II all-star. She finished her career as Kennard-Dale's all-time assists leader. 29% (1,596 votes)
Addison Malone, Eastern York, junior: A dynamic three-sport athlete, Malone was named honorable mention all-state in field hockey after scoring 22 goals and three assists. She's four goals away from the program's career record. In basketball, she averaged 12.5 ppg and helped Eastern go 16-9 and reach the District 3 playoffs. In the spring, she was named YAIAA co-Midfielder of the Year in lacrosse. She has verbally committed to play lacrosse at St. Francis University. 28% (1,537 votes)
Lexie Kopko, Kennard-Dale, junior: She played volleyball in the fall, but really excelled in basketball and softball. In hoops, she averaged 13.2 points and just under 10 rebounds per game to help lead Kennard-Dale to a 23-5 record and state playoff win. In softball, she batted over .400 as the Rams went 15-6. She has verbally committed to play softball at the University of South Florida. 9% (480 votes)
Tesia Thomas, West York, junior: The dynamic three-sport athlete helped lead West York to a state title in volleyball as a dynamic middle hitter (134 kills in the regular season). In swimming, she reached the PIAA championships in the 50 freestyle. Thomas then had a dominant track and field season, winning gold medals in the long and triple jumps at the YAIAA and District 3 championships. She took silver in the triple and fifth in the long at states. 8% (460 votes)
Maddie Clabaugh, Delone Catholic, junior: The standout volleyball player was named Division III Player of the Year and led the Squirettes to a District 3 title and state semifinals appearance. An outside hitter, she racked up 206 kills and 127 digs in just the regular season. Clabaugh also had an excellent track season, winning the District 3 Class 2A title and a sixth-place state medal in the 800-meter run. She helped Delone Catholic win the District 3 Class 2A team title for the second straight season. 6% (332 votes)
Sydney Mentzer, York Catholic, freshman: She enjoyed an incredible freshman year, getting named first-team Division III all-star in soccer. She really excelled at lacrosse, scoring 88 goals and 34 assists as the leading scorer for an Irish team that won a District 3 title and reached the state semifinals. 5% (267 votes)
Brooke Lawyer, Delone Catholic, junior: The three-sport athlete helped lead Delone to team success in every sport. She was an outstanding outside hitter (126 kills) for a volleyball team that claimed a District 3 Class 2A title and reached the state semifinals. In basketball, she was a sharpshooter who averaged 13.2 points and 4.4 rebounds for a team that improbably won a state title. She averaged 19.8 points during the five-game run in the state playoffs. In the spring, she was a standout sprinter who took second in the 100-meter dash at districts and ran on the gold-medal winning 4X100 relay. She helped Delone Catholic win the District 3 Class 2A team title for the second straight season. 5% (252 votes)
Kayla Pyles, Bermudian Springs, senior: The defender was arguably the best all-around player in YAIAA field hockey this season, leading the Eagles to an undefeated season and a YAIAA titles. Bermudian posted 18 shutouts during its 21-0 start. In the spring, Pyles won gold medals in the 100 hurdles at both the YAIAA and District 3 Class 2A track and field championships. She plans to focus on academics at Clemson University. 4% (221 votes)
Milly Heinbaugh, Fairfield, junior: Heinbaugh was a first-team Division III all-star in soccer as Fairfield reached the YAIAA semifinals and District 3 Class 1A title game. She was dominant in track and field, winning gold medals in the 100-meter dash and 200-meter run at the YAIAA and District 3 Class 2A track and field championships. She took sixth in both events at states. 3% (147 votes)
Taylor Geiman, South Western, senior: The best basketball player in the league averaged an incredible statistical line of 13 points, 10 rebounds, 5.7 assists, 4.1 blocks and 2.4 steals per game. She led South Western to a 16-7 record and an appearance in the YAIAA semifinals. In the spring, she took third in the discus at the YAIAA track and field championships. 2% (131 votes)

Total Votes: 5,423

9 Comments

West York - 5 years ago

vote for Tesia
Easton - 5 years ago

I also vote Brooke ;)
Easton - 5 years ago

I vote Maddie ;)
arden - 5 years ago

GOOOO KAYLA!!!!
Annabelle Biggins - 5 years ago

Go Maddie!!!! :)
lindsay myers - 5 years ago

i vote for maddie!
grace myers - 5 years ago

i vote for maddie
Rachael - 5 years ago

Milky is a great aunt, daughter an sister .
Jenna Showers - 5 years ago

Milly is a loving an sweet young lady. She is very athletic an very respectful to her Opponents. She will congratulate them if they beat her or even if she beats them she’s not afraid to talk to them.

Select GameTimePa girls' Athlete of the Year (Poll Closed)

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