Zephyr Zipline

Starting in 2026, WCSD will implement Remote Learning Days on regularly scheduled days where schools are unexpectedly closed (e.g., due to inclement weather). Below are the general expectations for Remote Learning Days.

Incorporating the ten traits of the Profile of a Zephyr is foundational to each building in the Whitehall-Coplay School District. Each month, we will highlight a specific trait and how students throughout the district are exemplifying what it takes to be a successful Zephyr.

Our Whitehall High School chorus members perfectly exemplified the Collaboration tenet of the Profile of a Zephyr through their participation in the Lehigh County Chorus Festival. By joining voices with students from across the county, our Zephyrs demonstrated the ability to listen, adapt, and unify into a single, harmonious ensemble. Under the collective leadership of various choral directors, they proved that great achievements are possible when individual talents are blended toward a common goal. This experience showcased not only their musical skill but also their commitment to teamwork and community spirit.

Here at Whitehall-Coplay School District, our classrooms are buzzing with energy as students take on hands-on projects, collaborative learning, and creative challenges. From STEM experiments to artistic endeavors, the spirit of "We Are Zephyrs" shines through in every lesson, reflecting our pride and commitment to excellence.

Recently, our 6th and 8th grade art classes had a special recognition as their art was selected to be part of Lehigh University's Joy of Education Art Show. Their pieces were displayed in the College of Education to celebrate the work of local student artists. Our art teacher, Mr. Noah Borgman worked with 6th graders to create Color Theory Mandalas. He worked with our 6th grade Zephyrs to express their learning of color theory with mandalas that represent primary and secondary colors with color themes of their choice. They learned about the history of mandalas and their significance to ancient cultures. The art pieces displayed by our 8th graders were a Realistic Portrait project. Mr. Borgman worked with the artists to develop the portraits using graphite and photographs. They were able to measure, draw, and render the forms necessary to create realistic portraits of themselves or persons of their choosing. All visitors to the art show have raved about the joy it brings those who witness it.

Whitehall High School Senior Scholarship Awards 2025-2026
Senior Scholarships Applications for the 2025-2026 school year are open from November 26, 2025 to February 17, 2026. All applications are due by February 17, 2026 at 12:00 pm unless otherwise specified.

Senior Scholarships are awarded at the Senior Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, May 27, 2026.

Students, please select an application below and complete the Google Form using your WCSD Google Account.

Whitehall High School General Scholarship Application

This application is for various scholarships with awards up to $1500.

Please read carefully and complete applicable fields.

• Whitehall High School General Scholarship Application

Whitehall High School Specific Scholarship Applications

Each application below is for a specific scholarship. Please review the criteria and apply for each scholarship individually. Please read carefully and complete applicable fields.

• Chad Leibenguth Memorial Scholarship Award
• Chris Attieh Humanitarian Scholarship
• Craig J. Geiger Memorial Baseball Scholarship
• Daniel A. Attieh Memorial Scholarship
• Daniel H "Sonny" Seidman Memorial Scholarship
• Due it for Mia, Mia Due Memorial Scholarship
• Jameel Hanna Arab American Legacy Scholarship
• John D. Ashner, Jr. Memorial Award
• Johnny Rambeck Zephyr Spirit Award
• Joyce and John Wheeler Global Scholar Award
• Lehigh Carbon Community College Foundation Scholarship
• Marc Deichmeister Memorial Golf Award
• Matthew R. Yudt PHD Research Science Scholarship
• Patrick Sinatore Memorial Scholarship
• Ruhmel Contracting, Inc. Construction Award
• St. Luke’s Extraordinary Athlete Award
• VFW Post 7293 Whitehall Scholarship
• Whitehall Lions Club Scholarship
• Whitehall Township Public Library Scholarship
• Whitehall-Coplay PTO PLUS Scholarship
• Whitehall Township Police School Resource Office Award

Questions may be emailed to druckenmillerk@whitehallcoplay.org

The Whitehall High School Theatre Department has announced the dates for the performance of their Spring musical performance, The Wedding Singer: The Musical Comedy. Performances will run from Thursday, March 26 to Sunday, March 29. Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for students, and $8 for seniors.

Tickets can be purchased, in person, at the WHS Box Office from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM on the following dates:

• 2/7
• 2/21
• 2/28
• 3/7
• 3/14
• 3/21

You can also purchase tickets online using the link below.

When the recent snowstorm blanketed the Whitehall-Coplay School District with heavy snow followed by a wave of extreme cold, our Maintenance and Transportation teams rose to the challenge. While many community roads remained nearly impassable, our maintenance staff was on-site nearly around the clock to ensure the campus remained safe and accessible throughout the storm. Once the snow stopped, the full team mobilized to clear over 6 miles of roadway, over 10 miles of sidewalk, 20 acres of parking lots, and endless nooks and crannies around the 143-acre campus. The team even prioritized athletic areas so practices could resume by Tuesday night. The sheer volume of snow created a unique hurdle, requiring the use of dump trucks to haul snow to remote areas of the campus to clear space for safe travel and parking.

The success of this cleanup was a result of communication and collaboration. The transportation team brought in drivers and mechanics to clear every bus and ensure the lot was "ready to roll" for our students. District mechanics were on hand to troubleshoot mechanical issues and even stepped in to operate dump trucks to haul snow away. By braving the elements and working through the peak of the storm, both teams ensured that, despite the record-breaking weather, the campus was ready.

A group of students from the Middle School got an incredible opportunity to experience the inner workings of a real TV studio on Friday, January 23. Through the Good News Media Experience, the students explored careers in broadcasting, journalism, podcasting, and media production. Throughout the two-hour experience, the students were shown introductory videos about specific media careers, toured a studio and production rooms, and worked directly with professionals from the PBS 39 team to learn, prepare, and film pieces of the morning announcements for WCMS. As part of the experience, students were able to choose to work in one of a number of different roles in the production process. Some of the roles were:

• On-Air Talent
• Camera Operator
• Floor Director
• Audio Director
• Director
• Technical Director
• Teleprompter

After the tour and filming, the students were treated to lunch and a Q&A session.

I am excited to introduce myself and join Whitehall High School as one of the Assistant Principals. Prior to joining the administration team at WHS, I worked as a School Climate Coordinator at Pennbrook Middle School. Previous to that I taught U.S. History and American Government throughout the North Penn School District. Throughout my years working as an educator, my goal has always been to focus on student success, belonging, and growth.

I am a Rutgers University graduate with my BA in History and a Montclair State University graduate with my Master’s degree in Secondary Education Social Studies. I received my principal certification and accreditation through Delaware Valley University. I am also currently working towards my Ed.D. at Immaculata University, in Educational Leadership.

It is an honor to step into this new role and serve the Whitehall-Coplay School District. I look forward to partnering with families and staff to build a vibrant future for all students. I am a human focused educator where student success and empowerment is at the heart of what I do. I believe my ongoing commitment to open communication and academic excellence will help continue to foster success at Whitehall High School.

I am thrilled to join hands with this already vibrant school community to foster an environment where academic excellence and student well-being go hand in hand.

It is with incredible excitement and a deep sense of pride that I write to you today as the new Principal of Zephyr Elementary School. While transitioning in the middle of the school year is unique, I am eager to hit the ground running and serve our district in this new capacity.

As a proud graduate of Whitehall High School, my roots in this community run deep. My educational journey began at Kutztown University, where I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Special Education and Social Studies. I later followed my passion for school leadership to Delaware Valley University, where I earned a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership.

My professional heart has always been in the classroom and in the support of our students' diverse needs. My career began as a middle school special education teacher, a role I held for seven years before transitioning to high school to teach social studies. For the past four years, I have had the privilege of serving our district as an Assistant Principal at the high school.

My wife, Katie, is a teacher at Gockley Elementary, so our dinner table conversations are often centered on the success and growth of Whitehall students. We are also the proud parents of our daughter, Liv, and our son, Deacon. When we aren't in school, you can usually find us going to parks, on a field or in a gym—most of our time is spent playing or watching sports (Go Birds and Phils!)

My goal as your principal is to ensure that Zephyr Elementary provides a rock-solid foundation for your child’s future. I believe that our students can begin to master the tools for lifelong success. My vision emphasizes:

• Goal-Setting: Teaching students to look forward and aim high.
• Identifying Strengths: Helping every child discover what makes them unique and capable.
• Reflection & Self-Improvement: Encouraging a "growth mindset" where mistakes are simply opportunities to learn.

I am a firm believer that we cannot do this work in isolation. It takes a true partnership between home and school to help our children thrive. I look forward to meeting you at drop-off, during school events, and throughout the community.

I am honored to lead this school and work alongside such dedicated educators and families. Together, as one community, we will raise these young Zephyrs to be confident, kind, and ready to take on the world.

In this section, we are proud to shine a spotlight on the incredible educators of Whitehall-Coplay, as nominated by 12th grade students whose lives they've impacted. These teachers have gone above and beyond to inspire, support, and make a lasting impact, embodying the true spirit of "We Are Zephyrs".

How has this faculty/staff member contributed to your personal growth or academic journey?

She has taught me a lot of things and is the reason I can control my anger better.

What do you appreciate most about this faculty/staff member?

That she is kind and caring. She is like a school mother to me.

How has this faculty/staff member contributed to your personal growth or academic journey?

Mr. Buck started my passion for pottery and ceramics.

What do you appreciate most about this faculty/staff member?

He is welcoming, supportive, and taught me to be much better in pottery.

WCSD has begun the process of using SchoolMessenger as our new mass communication platform. In order to receive text message notifications you MUST OPT IN to the service. Don't miss important updates. Text "Y" or "YES" to 67587 to OPT IN TODAY!

Every Wednesday, students and staff across all Whitehall schools, from kindergarten to 12th grade, come together to celebrate Whitehall Wednesday! On this special day, everyone is encouraged to wear their Whitehall gear—whether it’s a T-shirt, hoodie, or hat—to show their school spirit.

Whitehall Wednesday is more than just wearing school colors; it’s about fostering unity and pride. From our youngest learners to our seniors, this weekly tradition helps build a strong sense of community across all grades.

So don’t forget—every Wednesday, wear your Whitehall gear and join the fun!

Did you know that each of the buildings at Whitehall-Coplay School District has their own social media accounts? Check out how each building is telling their #WeAreZephyrs story!

As we enter the winter months, please be prepared for early dismissals, delays, and closings related to weather. The following possible scenarios could occur:

• Early Dismissal

• Students will be dismissed from school based on predicted weather that will impact safe transportation.

• Dismissal times will vary.

• PM LCTI will be canceled.

• Two-Hour Delay

• Bus pickups and school start times will occur two hours later than the regularly scheduled times.

• AM LCTI - Students in need of transportation should plan on taking district transportation to school and report to the Auditorium until their afternoon classes begin. Students that provide their own transportation should arrive at school no later than 11:35 for their afternoon classes.

• Schools Closed - No Instruction

• Schools and buildings will be closed.

• Students are not expected to complete work.

• The school day may need to be made up.

The District will utilize the mass notification system, social media, and WFMZ to report early dismissals, delays, and closings. Decisions will be made as soon as possible based on each scenario.

If you have any questions, please contact your building administration.

Effective immediately, parking on grass areas around campus is prohibited. Please park in authorized parking areas making sure to follow all posted signage. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our campus well maintained and safe.

In an ongoing effort to create traffic patterns that maintain safety and efficiency within the Whitehall-Coplay School District campus, the following update took effect on Monday, August 25, 2025 for Elementary arrival and dismissal.

• Parents with their youngest child in Gockley, should enter from Mechanicsville Rd. and join the queue.
• Parents with their youngest child at either Steckel or Zephyr should enter at MacArthur Rd. or the Campus Dr. entrances off of Schadt Ave. or Mechanicsville Rd.
• Cars will no longer be allowed to turn from Zephyr Blvd. onto Whitehall Way. (See campus maps)
• Our School Resource Officers and local police will monitor traffic in person and through cameras.

Thank you for your assistance in making our campus a safer place for all.

Parent/guardian should navigate to PowerSchool to report an absence through SafeArrival.

Directions:

On the PowerSchool Mobile App

1.Log in to your parent portal

2. Choose Menu-SafeArrival

3. Report an absence

On desktop

1. Log in to your parent portal

2. Navigate to MyPowerHUb on the left-hand side

3.Choose Attendance-Safe Arrival Attendance

4.Report an absence

SafeArrival should be used for planned absences and unplanned absences. Lates and early departures should be reported directly to your child’s school.

Gockley & Steckel -February

• Breakfast
• Lunch

Zephyr - February

• Breakfast
• Lunch

MS - February

• Breakfast
• Lunch

HS - February

• Breakfast
• Lunch

February

13-16 President's Holiday (Schools Closed)

March

2 Professional Development Day (No School for Students)

20 No School for Students

April

1 Early Dismissal for Professional Development (Lunches will be served)

2-6 Spring Break (Schools Closed)

Need to get in touch with school personnel? The link below provides all the information you need on who to contact and how to reach them. Click the button below to find the right person to assist you!

WHITEHALL-COPLAY
PTO PLUS
Everything we do comes from the heart!

Volunteer and be a part of these fun events!

• Children's Day
• Holiday Shoppers Shop
• Field Day
• Book Fair
• Valentine Sales

Email volunteerswcpto@gmail.com to be informed of our volunteer opportunities or with questions on clearances.

All volunteers must have clearances and a TB test at this time.
Clearances and the TB test are free for volunteers!

Please click this link to view the monthly Title 1 Parent Newsletter.

Did you know that Lehigh Career & Technical Institute shares a monthly newsletter highlighting its programs and offerings? Check it out - https://bit.ly/lctinews

I am incredibly honored to serve as the Athletic Director for the Whitehall-Coplay School District, a community that has become my professional home over the last few years. My journey in athletics has always been driven by a passion for building programs that succeed both on the scoreboard and in the classroom. Having previously served as Whitehall’s Assistant Athletic Director and a salaried substitute teacher, I’ve had the unique opportunity to see our student-athletes' dedication firsthand.

Before stepping into administration at Whitehall, I spent over two decades at Moravian University, where football and leadership were the center of my world. I wore many hats there—from Defensive Coordinator to Head Coach—and was humbled to be named the 2015 AFCA Region 2 Coach of the Year. My coaching philosophy has always been about more than just X’s and O’s; it’s about mentorship. I’ve stayed committed to helping students manage their time and academic goals, ensuring that "student" always comes first in the "student-athlete" equation.

On a personal note, my connection to the game of football goes back to my own days on the

field. I played defensive tackle for Moravian back in the mid-90s. The ultimate "full circle"

moment for me came in 2019 when I was inducted into the Moravian University Hall of Fame.

That experience taught me the value of hard work and grit—lessons I strive to pass down to

every student wearing a Whitehall jersey today.

In 2016, I arrived at Whitehall with the intention of assisting for just a few weeks. Almost ten years later, that 'temporary' role has evolved into a career as the Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine and Public Relations. I began my career in healthcare as a young adult working in the high intensity environment of St. Luke’s Level I Trauma Center as an EMT and ER Tech. This was an experience that deeply shaped my approach to healthcare and passion for helping others. After graduating from East Stroudsburg University with a degree in Athletic Training Sports Medicine and working across the Valley, I found my home here at Whitehall where I lead the Sports Medicine Team.

Beyond Sports Medicine on the sidelines, I bring a unique background in digital media to our district. Having managed social media marketing and YouTube content for a global fitness brand with millions of subscribers and also developing a platinum selling online fitness program, I now channel that energy into the Zephyr Athletics accounts and our Digital Scoreboards. Our social media accounts are currently reaching ~20,000 community members monthly, so if you're not already be sure to follow us!

When I’m not at a Whitehall game or in the athletic training room, I’m likely playing guitar, lifting heavy weights, meal prepping, or planning my next snowboarding trip out west. I live with my fiancé, Bryn, and our golden retriever, Asher. As the “sports guy”, most people are surprised that I never watch professional or college sports in my free time. This is because I am fiercely passionate and truly support one team and one team only…the Whitehall Zephyrs. #ZephyrTough

Kyle Kremposky, Supervisor of Transportation, Whitehall-Coplay School District

Zeina Shahda, Special Education Teacher, Whitehall High School

Donna Roesser, Cafeteria Monitor, Whitehall-Coplay Middle School

Lea Bruen, Paraprofessional, Whitehall-Coplay Middle School

Richard Hamscher, Secretary, Whitehall High School

Lawrence Steckel, Security, Whitehall High School

Ella Hadersbeck, Paraprofessional, Gockley Elementary School

Jordan Chando, Paraprofessional, Steckel Elementary School

How many years have you worked in education?

19 years

What are your favorite hobbies?

Baking, traveling, reading, and making memories with my daughter.

What is your educational background?

I earned a Bachelor's of Science in International Business with a concentration in Marketing and a double major in Spanish from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. I decided to get my post-bachelor's certification to teach Spanish PK-12 through DeSales and started teaching at the middle school level in Bethlehem. I have also taught at the high school level during my 19 years in Bethlehem. I have taught a variety of levels of Spanish - exploratory, Spanish 1, 2, and 3, as well as Heritage Spanish 1, 2, and 3. I earned a Master's in Education in Classroom Technology through Wilkes University and am two courses away from earning my Masters of Arts in Spanish Linguistics from New Mexico State University.

Why did you feel that joining the Whitehall-Coplay community was the right choice for you?

I wanted to be able to be more present for my daughter during her time as a Zephyr as well as be able to support and give back to the Whitehall-Coplay community in a variety of ways.

What aspects of Whitehall-Coplay have impressed you most, so far?

The support I have received from my colleagues has been incredible! The most unique experience so far was being a part of the Run, Hide, Fight safety training. There are so many differences, but so far they are all positive. I feel like I am truly going to love it here.

How many years have you worked at Whitehall-Coplay?

5 years

What are your favorite hobbies?

In my free time, I love learning new languages, reading mystery novels, going for walks with my daughter and our two dogs, and experimenting with new baking recipes. Also...Go Pats!

What do you love about the Whitehall-Coplay School District?

What I love most about Whitehall is its diversity. Working with families and students from around the world reminds me that every voice is an asset, and our community is stronger when we learn from one another’s perspectives.

What advice would you give to your 16-year-old self?

My advice to myself is to not take things personally, remember that I am not responsible for others’ reactions, and continue to lead with love in everything I do.

• Security Personnel [Whitehall High School]
• ELA Academic Support Paraprofessional [Gockley Elementary]
• Nurse Substitute [District Wide]
• Substitute Maintenance [District Wide]
• Substitute Teacher [District Wide]
• Substitute Paraprofessional [District Wide]
• Cafeteria Monitor [Zephyr Elementary]
• Cafe Monitor [Gockley Elementary]
• Bus Driver [Transportation]
• Bus Mechanic [Transportation]
• Vehicle Assistant [Transportation]
• Bus Aide Substitute [Transportation]
• Assistant Track and Field Coach [Athletics]

The mission of the Zephyr Pride Foundation is to provide academic, artistic, and athletic scholarship and grant opportunities to students and staff who exemplify qualities in personal excellence, education, leadership, and dedication to their school and community.

The Zephyr Pride Foundation is proud to recognize the staff members who received Classroom Grants in the First Semester of the 2025-2026 school year:

• Jenna Anthony - 3rd Grade - Bloxels
• Lisa Barr, Miranda Dangler, Alex Varghese - WCMS Student Council - Cricut Machine
• Kelly Beltzner - HS Spanish - Books for a Spanish library
• Elizabeth Burnett - HS Family and Consumer Science - Cricut Machine
• Kristen Hood - 2nd Grade - Headphones
• Megan Malpedo - HS Art, Photography Club - Video camera and special effects components
• Morgan Polony - 3rd Grade - portable student desks

The ZPF hopes to award more Classroom Grants in the near future.

Looking for an update on what's going on with our Zephyr Athletic teams? Then you've come to the right place! Take a look at all of the incredible things our athletes are accomplishing.

Swimming

East Stroudsburg South was tough competition last week, the Zephyrs put up a good fight but unfortunately came up short for that meet. The Dieruff Huskies were next on the schedule, and the Girls and Boys teams both won!

Last week was a big week for the swim team, hitting a goal they set out to achieve at the beginning of the season which was to double the wins this season compared to last season and both the girls and the boys achieved this. The Girls are 9 - 3 the Boys are 4 - 8 The Swimmers of the Week who are recognized for their hard work are Kendall and Jaz.

The final Swim meet is this Friday against Moravian Academy. Coach Bailey had this to say for the upcoming week “Moravian Academy is a tough competitor so Whitehall needs to have a big week at practice, and bring 100% effort to get some additional qualifications for districts.” Huge shoutout to Kendall Bashore for qualifying for 3 district events, the 50 Free, 100 Free, 200 Free, and also Johnny Stinner qualifying for 50 free.

Wrestling

What an incredible Wrestling season we have had this year, with so many highlights it’s getting tough to keep up. Their record is 13 - 2 and ranked 7th in one of the toughest districts in the country. Last week the boys put up the 2nd most points all season against Bethlehem Catholic who are the previous State Champions. After that match was a dominating performance against Pocono Mountain West and Stroudsburg to finish off the regular season.

Coach Cunningham had this to say “What a week! The team has shown incredible grit and determination in competition and in preparation. I am extremely proud of the hard work and steady improvement all season. We are 13–2, with both losses to teams ranked in the top four in the state. We qualified for District Duals once again, Congratulations to the team.”

On top of that we have seen some incredible individual achievements. This season

Kade Pascoe has 101 Wins and counting!

James Hopkins has 110 Wins, and still counting!

And our returning State Champion Wilmont Kai has racked up 136 career wins and is looking for more! In addition to that, we had the privilege this week of announcing his commitment to The University of Nebraska where he will continue to wrestle at the highest collegiate level.

Girls Basketball

Last week the girls had a tough game against Northampton, which the K-Kids won 46 - 29, the Zephs rallied soon after and beat William Allen at home for Senior Night in a close, back and forth game which ended with the Zephyrs on top 32 - 27. Before the game we honored our Seniors.

Lyneida Otanez

Jaylene Wilson

Kylie Isabella

Hailey Peters

Coach Middleton “The Girls have battled through so much this season, we have a record of 7 - 13. There is still a chance for playoffs, a lot things need to go right for that to happen. We are playing hard for our seniors, and looking to end the season with some momentum for next year. We are going to try to get some new faces in the mix, to get some of our younger players prepared to step into the rolls of our departing seniors. Shouting to a new Freshman face getting some varsity playing time, Kayla Matthews who is looking to fill some big shoes for us over the next few years.”

Boys Basketball

Coming into the last week of the regular season with a record of 9 - 11, and a league record of 7 - 7. Coach Jones put it best “We’ve been grinding away all season since the beginning, clawing back from an 0 - 5 start, we haven’t given up. The guys are showing up each day, and practicing hard, it’s because of their dedication we are still keeping this season alive, and are going to continue to fight.”

The Zephs had to win BIG in the final stretch, if they won 2 of the last 3 games of the season they would make districts. If they will all 3, they make leagues too! First they drove to Allen and upset the Canaries 54 - 37, then they upset Central Catholic 54 - 48 at home Friday which was another HUGE win where Jack Lloyd was on fire and scored 23 points. A win on Monday will set the Zephyrs up for an exciting post season shot at both titles. Need to give a shout-out to our Senior Team Captain Sudge who is leading the team with 16.6 pts game.

We are looking forward to some warm weather, and Spring Sports which is right around the corner.

Track & Field, Baseball, Softball, Boys Volleyball, Boys Tennis

Be sure to sign up early on FamilyID, if you’ve already played a sport your physical should already be on file, and would only need to submit a section 6. If you DON’T have a physical St. Luke’s is offering FREE physicals on February 10th at 5 o'clock here at Whitehall in the Aux Gym. If you’d like a free physical you can sign up for a time slot on FamilyID if you have any questions, PLEASE drop by the Athletics office or Athletic training room after school. We'd love to help you prepare for spring sports and help you in any way! #zephyrtough

On Friday, January 23rd, our community gathered to honor the legacies of four remarkable individuals who have left an indelible mark on our athletic programs. In a special ceremony held just before the tip-off of the boys' varsity basketball game, the District officially inducted the Class of 2026 into the Zephyr Athletics Hall of Fame.

The atmosphere was electric as students, alumni, and families cheered for these legends of the game. Each inductee represents the pinnacle of dedication, sportsmanship, and the competitive spirit that defines what it means to be #zephyrtough.

We are proud to recognize the following honorees for their outstanding contributions and achievements:

• Rick Bowman

• Kourtney Cunningham

• Dean Kriebel

• Elizabeth (Powell) Dietrich

Congratulations to our new Hall of Fame members!

Photo courtesy of WHS Senior, Caroline Schmoyer

As we gear up for the 2025-2026 athletic schedule, we’re excited to enhance your game-day experience! Stay connected with our events through the new ScoreVision Fan App, seamlessly integrated with our Zephyr Turf, Football Stadium, and Main Gymnasium scoreboards. Whether you’re cheering from the stands or following along from home, the app ensures you don’t miss a moment.

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