The water beats off her skin as she races through the cold water.
Long 30-hour school weeks, clubs, and activities.
Isabella Wilkinson always seemed to find herself in the pool.
“I always...
Once he walked the halls of Dallastown and was a soccer star on the field.
He’s back now as a teacher and a coach.
22-year-old Gabe Wunderlich, who graduated from the halls of Dallastown, returned...
When people think of a gym the image that comes to mind is usually one of weights clanging, people running on treadmills, and sweat dripping from intense workout sessions.
While gyms are indeed great...
Crowds cheer and fans go wild, but they're not in a stadium.
These competitors are in a room with computers going against other gamers.
Esports is gaining popularity.
According to the Michigan...
Dallastown Wildcats have a lot to do on their plate, but if they have one more thing to take up their time, they’ll vomit it back up. And they're already overworked if they do a sport and have a job.
Sleep...
As someone who has participated in co-ed swimming for most of my athletic career, I have always loved how female and male athletes are brought together to make one team and how high the energy gets at...
Dallastown girls soccer team is suited up and ready for the season, but this is a unique year. Not only are the freshmen new, but the head coach is as well.
Morgan White, a 2007 Dallastown graduate,...
Thoughts fill her mind of possible success and the fear of failure. As the start time approaches, the nerves set in.
“On your mark, set.” Boom! The starting gun blows, girls lunge forward, and the...
From picking up her first stick in kindergarten, to making the varsity team, freshman Julie Budney has always had a strong passion for lacrosse, but did not know it would take her this far.
Since second...
Congratulations, Dallastown Class of 2024!
This Senior Issue was created by senior Beacon editors and members of the Journalism II: Digital Media class. Information and votes were compiled from a survey...
Growing up my childhood consisted of one thing and one thing only- cheerleading. The past 13 years of my life I’ve spent numerous hours in practice, at games, and endured long competition days.
Those...
One might fear the fire that is life’s challenges, and some modestly prevail to bring out their inner fire. For Dallastown graduate Natalie Cottrell, her inner fire forced her to prove herself right...
