Methacton Athletics & Activities

Middle School Spring Sports start Monday March 9th!

Students must be completely registered (with PIAA physical) and approved in order to tryout.

https://studentcentral.bigteams.com/

For more information on registration go to https://methactonwarriors.org/

Questions for Spring Sports should be directed to the head coach of each team:

HS Baseball- Coach Spiewak

9th Grade Baseball- Coach D'Orazio

MS Baseball - Coach Smith

HS Boys Lacrosse- Coach Warwick

MS Boys Lacrosse-Coach Farrell

HS Girls Lacrosse - Coach Fritzinger

MS Girls Lacrosse- Coach Mayan

HS Softball- Coach Brogan

MS Softball- Coach Ranieri

HS Boys Track- Coach Hodgins

MS Boys Track- Coach Schnabel

HS Girls Track- Coach Markley

MS Girls Track- Coach Merscher

HS Boys Tennis- Coach Ruminski

MS Boys Tennis- Coach Branca

HS Unified Track- Coach Quintois & Coach Alzamora

The boys basketball team played Souderton on Saturday 2/28 to become the 3 seed out of District 1. With this win (61-46) the boys will now play Whitehall on Saturday 4/7 at 1:00pm at Methacton High School in the first round of the PIAA State Tournament.

Special congratulations to Methacton Unified Bocce for a strong showing at the Regional Tournament on March 4th! Competing against the top teams from across Philadelphia, Montgomery, Delaware, Chester, and Berks County, our athletes truly rose to the occasion.

A special shout-out to Arden Hartranft and Eva Doulgerakis, who were honored with the invitation to lead the Special Olympics oath!

On Sunday March 1st, students who qualified for the Indoor State Championship competed at Penn State. Congratulations to Colin O'Donnell who placed 4th in the Mile (with a new school record) with a time of 4:18.13 and to Vicky James who placed 8th in Shot Put. They now both focus on Spring Track and Field!

Congratulations to our five orchestra students who will be participating in the PMEA Region Orchestra Festival at Harriton High School in Rosemont, PA this weekend! Best of luck Micah Abraham, Jeffrey Fan, Allison Lee, George Yang and Gilbert Yang!

This March we celebrate “Care You Can Count On” — the theme chosen by athletic trainers nationwide to highlight their commitment to health, safety, and recovery. Thank you, Matt and Autumn, for your exceptional care and unwavering dedication to our athletes and teams. Your expertise keeps our students safe, healthy, and performing at their best.

On Friday 2/27 the girls basketball season came to an end as the girls lost to Conestoga 57-43. Leading scorers were Penny Wolf (14) and Ava Wolf (15). The girls basketball overall record was 17-12. We are very proud of the girls and excited for what next year will bring!

The softball team hosted their Winter Clinic at the high school on Saturday 2/28. A great turnout for our youth and high school programs alike!

Huge congratulations to Methacton junior Max Noh on receiving the prestigious Good Citizen Award from The Union League of Philadelphia!

Max is one of only 18 students in all of Eastern Pennsylvania to be honored with this award. Recognized for his excellence both on and off the field, Max is a standout soccer player for both MHS and FC Montco.

The Union League presents this award to student-athletes who demonstrate exemplary qualities in: Cooperative Effort, Self-Control, Perseverance, Serious Scholarship, and Good Sportsmanship

Nearly 1,500 audience members joined the Methacton Theatre Company for a high-energy, incredible production of Little Shop of Horrors! Despite blizzards and midterms, our student cast and crew showed true resilience, adding extra rehearsals to ensure an amazing performance. The shows left the audience absolutely delighted!

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS:

▪️ 81 Students Involved (Cast & Crew)

▪️ 24 Seniors taking their final bow

▪️ 190 Period-authentic costumes

▪️ 3,000 Miles traveled by our puppets from CA

▪️ 91 Days from first rehearsal to closing night

A huge thank you to our directors—Mary Fitzgerald, Denise Naylor, and Elizabeth Francisco—for their dedicated and visionary mentorship. Congratulations to every student on an unforgettable season!

On Thursday 3/5 the MHS Reading Olympics team competed against 22 other schools from the county in the annual MCIU Reading Olympics event. Over the course of the year, the 12 students on the team read a list of 25 books chosen by the MCIU. They collaborated on that part, with each of them taking on different titles. There are three rounds of Jeopardy style questions about the books. The event is held virtually. Last night Methacton earned enough points to receive the highest blue ribbon for their efforts. Congratulations

Julie Cooper

Chloe Duong

Margot Ferrara

Brynn Hamilton

Eyiram Nukunya

Suhyun Park

Navisha Rastogi

Lauren Schlack

Lena Smoyer

Joshitha Thathineni

Samrithaa Vadivelan

Members of the boys and girls swim team participated in the PIAA District 1 Championship on Friday 2/27 and Saturday 2/28. Congratulations to the following swimmers who placed at Districts

Kelly Sommer captured the District 1 Championship in the 100 Breaststroke, breaking the team record with a time of 55.32. Kelly also placed 2nd in the 200 IM, setting another new team record with a time of 1:52.14.

Jake Roberts earned an 8th place finish in the 200 IM.

The Medley Relay (Kelly, Lucah Petriello, Jason Phan, Davis Rees) placed 7th overall, and the 400 Free Relay (Davis Rees, Jake Roberts, Lucah Petriello, Kelly Sommer) broke the team record with an impressive time of 3:12.60.

Congratulations to the following who will now prepare for the PIAA State Championship meet on 3/11 and 3/12.

Medley Relay (Kelly, Lucah Petriello, Jason Phan, Davis Rees - Jack DePiano alternate)

400 Free Relay (Davis Rees, Jake Roberts, Lucah Petriello, Kelly Sommer - Jack DePiano alternate)

Kelly Sommer - 200 IM & 100 Breast

Lucah Petriello - 200 IM

Jake Roberts - 200 IM

Monday 3/9

Arcola Spring Sports Start

JV/V Boys Lacrosse- Scrimmage- 3:45/5:00pm- HS Aux Field

HS Football Off Season Workouts- 6:30pm Contact Coach Ranieri for confirmation

Tuesday 3/10

JV/V Softball Scrimmage- 3:45pm- Softball Fields

Wednesday 3/11

JV/V Girls Lacrosse Scrimmage- 3:45/5:00pm- HS Aux Field

Thursday 3/12

Key Club Pizza Kit Pick Up

HS Boys Soccer Off Season Workouts- 6:00pm- contact Coach Larcinese for confirmation

Friday 3/13

JV/V Baseball- 3:45pm- JV/V Baseball Fields

JV/V Girls Lacrosse- 3:45/5:00pm- HS Aux Field

Saturday 3/14

Girls Lacrosse Youth Clinic

3/6- Mr. Methacton at MHS

3/6-3/7- Arcola Musical

3/9- Middle School Sports Start

3/23-3/27- Belonging Week - District Wide

Arcola is proud to bring Beetlejuice Jr. to life on the Arcola state. The cast and crew of nearly 60 students have been working tirelessly to bring a show packed with high-energy music, hilarious antics and spooky surprises.

Dates and Times:

Friday March 6th: 7:00pm

Saturday March 7th: 1:00pm and 7:00pm

Tickets are available exclusively at the door. Students/Senior Citizens $5/ Adults $10.

The deadline for the store is Thursday, March 12th 2026 at 11:59pm.

All orders will be processed together once the store has closed. Please allow 3-4 weeks from the store's close date for items be processed, embroidered/printed, tagged, and bagged. We will update you on the status of any back ordered items.

Contact Sarah at SQuintois@methacton.org with any questions.

The MHS Track & Field Spirit Shop is now open! Order from the SPRINT section and get items in 1-2 business days. Or order any other equipment and get it shipped right to your house!

The Methacton Boys Lacrosse team is excited to sponsor a cornhole tournament on March 28th from 2:00 - 5:00 at the Eagleville Taphouse. Registration is currently open for individuals or teams - The event is limited to 64 participants so early registration is encouraged. Details of the event are in the attached flyer and teams can register at: https://forms.gle/Fabp413Ad6Epmffs7

We’re excited to invite your child to the Future Warriors Football Clinic on April 2, 2026! This fun, engaging event is open to all 1st–6th graders, regardless of where they currently go to school.

Whether your child is new to football or already has experience, this clinic is designed to help young athletes learn football skills in a positive and non-contact setting.

📍 Clinic Details:

• Date: Thursday, April 2, 2026
• Time: 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM (Check-in begins at 9:45 AM)
• Location: Methacton High School
• Cost: $35 per participant
• Who: Girls & Boys in 1st–6th grade

🏈 What to Expect:

• Non-contact skills and drills to develop technique
• Both offensive and defensive drills
• Instruction suitable for new and experienced players

To register, simply scan the QR code on the flyer or follow the registration link below. If you have any questions, please email eranieri@methacton.org.

We can’t wait to see your young warriors on the field! Let’s build confidence, teamwork, and skills together!

REGISTRATION LINK

Thank you for your continued support,
Methacton Football

We are excited to invite our young athletes to the Future Warriors Summer Football Camp, taking place June 22–26, 2026 at Methacton High School. This camp is designed for students entering 5th through 9th grade and welcomes both new and experienced players (including non-Methacton players) who want to develop their football skills in a positive, energetic environment.

Throughout the week, campers will participate in:

• Non-contact skills and drills
• Offensive and defensive position sessions
• Instruction from Methacton football coaches and staff
• Skill development, teamwork, and fun with fellow future Warriors

Camp Details:

• 📅 Dates: June 22–26, 2026
• ⏰ Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
• 📍 Location: Methacton High School
• 💲 Cost: $225

This camp is a great opportunity for players to improve their fundamentals, learn the game, and connect with the Methacton Football program.

Registration:
Please use the registration link/QR code or click here: FUTURE WARRIORS SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION

If you have any questions, feel free to contact eranieri@methacton.org.

We look forward to seeing many future Warriors on the field this summer! Go Warriors!

Our current athletics management system, Big Teams—which we use for registrations, schedules, and related activities—has been acquired by Arbiter. As a result, our district will transition to Arbiter in late spring. This change will bring some adjustments to the registration process beginning with Fall sports. We will share detailed information and clear next steps well in advance of fall sports registration.

This transition is designed to make the process simpler and more efficient for families and students. Arbiter offers:

• A single, streamlined registration system where families can register multiple students, upload required documents, complete forms, and submit payments in one place.

• Saved family information from year to year, reducing repetitive data entry.

• Automated email and text notifications for missing items, deadlines, and registration status updates.

• Secure, mobile-friendly access so families can view schedules and updates from any device.

We are committed to making this transition smooth and straightforward. Additional details, timelines, and support resources will be shared in the coming months.

To find out when your favorite teams are competing please visit: https://methactonwarriors.org/main/calendar

Methacton utilizes Hudl TV to livestream game played on the HS Aux Field, HS Stadium Field, and HS Main Gym. To watch the livestream, go to Hudl TV Methacton

• No food or drink is allowed to be brought into the facility

• Pets are not permitted in the facility

• No cleats in any indoor facilities

• No skateboarding, rollerblading, golfing or unauthorized vehicles are allowed

• No unauthorized use of facilities

• Methacton is a smoke free, drug free, alcohol free and weapon free campus

• No backpacks permitted

• No unauthorized sporting equipment

• No music/speakers permitted

• No baby powder or any sort of product that can be thrown into the air

• Anything that impedes the enjoyment of fans may be confiscated