The Hawk Nest

‼️Basketball Student Section Themes! ‼️We hope to see you at the games cheering on our Nighthawk Athletes! #hpsdawesome 🏀

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Michael Corbin Michael is a 1st year shortstop and 3rd baseman on the baseball team. His most memorable experience was getting back into the sport with his teammates. After high school,Michael plans to attend Penn Tech to earn a degree in machinery

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Alex Anderson Alex is a 1st year sprinter and jumper on the track team. His most memorable experience was using a can beside the track to motivate himself and in injured teammate. After high school, Alex plans to become an actor.

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Zoe Reck Zoe is a 3rd year runner (200M, 400M, 4x400M) on the track team. Her most memorable experience is competing at districts and cheering on the team. After high school, Zoe plans to attend Empire Beauty School.

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Taylor Senft Taylor has played Baseball for 12 years: Pitcher, OF, 1B, 3B. His most memorable experience is going to Infinito's with the team after games. After high school, Taylor plans to enter the work force.

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Owen Smith Owen has played tennis for 4 years and is on our 1st Doubles team. His most memorable experience is going undefeated senior year. After high school, Owen will attend Vassar College to study art history.

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Logan Rahe Logan is a 3-year pole vaulter and thrower. His most memorable experience: going to Dallastown Invite last year and eating all the baby bell cheese. After high school, Logan will enlist in the U.S. Army as a UH-60 Blackhawk Mechanic

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Isabelle Geisler Isabelle is a 2nd year thrower on the track team. Her most memorable experience: when the girls had to throw 70 feet which was done the last second of practice.After graduation,Isabelle will attend Albright Univ to major in pre-med

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Aaron Eisenhart Aaron is a 2nd baseman and has played baseball for 5 years. His most memorable experience was bus rides with Gary as the driver. After high school, Aaron plans to enter HACC's mechatronics program.

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Abbigale Martin Abbigale is a 1st year thrower on the track and field team. Her most memorable experience was picking up a worm during team pictures and Coach Bahn throwing it. After high school, Abbigale plans to enter the workforce.

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Meghan Stremmel Meghan is a catcher who has played Softball for 10 years. Her most memorable experience: playing her favorite sport with awesome people.After high school,Meghan plans to go to Navy basic training,then college for a degree in tech ed

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Ben Newman Ben has played tennis for 4 years and played #3 singles. Most memorable experiences: long van rides and team nicknames. Ben plans to attend Liberty Univ, majoring in Business Admin. and eventually become a 4th generation funeral director

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Kardan Trish Kardan has played Baseball for 13 years. His most memorable experience: all the bus rides to and from games with Mr. Gary. After high school, Kardan will attend Pitt-Bradford, to earn a Bachelor's degree in Nursing.

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Madelyn Hutton Madelyn is a 4-year distance runner and thrower. Her most memorable experience learning so many different events. After high school, Madelyn will attend Hood College, majoring in Business Administration- HR management concentration.

Spring Sport Senior Spotlight: Brett Noel Brett is an outfielder who has played Baseball for 2 years. His most memorable experience is getting to learn the sport and hanging out with the team. After high school. Brett plans to enter the workforce, or attend a trade school.

Here are the senior student-athletes from the YAIAA who have missed out on a chance for a senior season. rssfeeds.ydr.com/~/622137198/0/…

This is a shout-out to all the high school kids, particularly seniors, who won’t get to see their academics, sports, clubs or even day-to-day activities play out the way every other American has been accustomed to for decades. My heart goes out to all of you.