PIAA Basketball Championships Update: The Girls Varsity team will play their semi-final game Tuesday 3/17/26 at Big Spring HS. Tipoff is set for 7:30pm.
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Track practice will be in the new gym and will end at 4pm.
Congratulations to our Southern Columbia swimmers on outstanding performances at the District IV and PIAA State Championship meets!
Southern was proudly represented by five athletes at the District IV Championships on February 25–26 in Williamsport: Addy Maclay, Audrey Reuter, Anna Yancoskie, Grayson Reck, and Bobby Nenstiel.
District IV Podium Finishes:
Audrey Reuter
• 4th place – 500 Freestyle
Anna Yancoskie
• 1st place – 100 Breaststroke
• 1st place – 200 Freestyle Relay
• 3rd place – 100 Butterfly
Bobby Nenstiel
• 3rd place – 200 Freestyle
• 1st place – 200 Freestyle Relay
• 1st place – 200 Medley Relay
Grayson Reck
• 1st place – 100 Butterfly
• 1st place – 200 Freestyle Relay
• 1st place – 200 Medley Relay
• 1st place – 100 Breaststroke
Grayson’s 100 Breaststroke time also set a new District IV record and a new Williamsport High School pool record.
At the PIAA State Championships on March 13–14, Grayson continued his exceptional season with a 3rd place finish in the 100 Butterfly and became the 2026 PIAA Boys AA State Champion in the 100 Breaststroke, setting a new Bloomsburg High School record with a time of 55.39.
Grayson and Southern Columbia’s Bobby Nenstiel also earned 7th place in both the 200 Medley Relay and 200 Freestyle Relay.
We are incredibly proud of the hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship displayed by our swimmers. Thank you to the Bloomsburg co‑op program for providing these athletes the opportunity to compete at such a high level.
Southern was proudly represented by five athletes at the District IV Championships on February 25–26 in Williamsport: Addy Maclay, Audrey Reuter, Anna Yancoskie, Grayson Reck, and Bobby Nenstiel.
District IV Podium Finishes:
Audrey Reuter
• 4th place – 500 Freestyle
Anna Yancoskie
• 1st place – 100 Breaststroke
• 1st place – 200 Freestyle Relay
• 3rd place – 100 Butterfly
Bobby Nenstiel
• 3rd place – 200 Freestyle
• 1st place – 200 Freestyle Relay
• 1st place – 200 Medley Relay
Grayson Reck
• 1st place – 100 Butterfly
• 1st place – 200 Freestyle Relay
• 1st place – 200 Medley Relay
• 1st place – 100 Breaststroke
Grayson’s 100 Breaststroke time also set a new District IV record and a new Williamsport High School pool record.
At the PIAA State Championships on March 13–14, Grayson continued his exceptional season with a 3rd place finish in the 100 Butterfly and became the 2026 PIAA Boys AA State Champion in the 100 Breaststroke, setting a new Bloomsburg High School record with a time of 55.39.
Grayson and Southern Columbia’s Bobby Nenstiel also earned 7th place in both the 200 Medley Relay and 200 Freestyle Relay.
We are incredibly proud of the hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship displayed by our swimmers. Thank you to the Bloomsburg co‑op program for providing these athletes the opportunity to compete at such a high level.
LETS GO!
Varsity Baseball Update: Today's game is postponed due to weather. New date and time is TBD.
Grayson Reck is a PIAA AA State Champion🏅in the 100 yard Breaststroke! He finished the Championships with multiple State medals! Congratulations Champ!
Congratulations Grayson and Bobby on your PIAA State Medals!
Our Southern Columbia Girls Basketball team will compete in the PIAA AA State Semifinal on Monday at 7:00 PM at Penns Valley High School. The Tigers will face Berlin Brothersvalley with an opportunity to advance to the state championship game.
🏀All supporters are encouraged to wear white! 🏀
Please refer to the accompanying graphics for additional information. Go Tigers!
🏀All supporters are encouraged to wear white! 🏀
Please refer to the accompanying graphics for additional information. Go Tigers!
Track and Field will meet in the New Gym on Monday after School.
SECV8 will be live for our Girls🏀Final Four game tomorrow night.
Girls Basketball PIAA State Playoff Information: Doors open at 6:00pm. NO concessions available!
For any throwers interested we will be having an optional throw day tomorrow at the school from noon to 1pm.
Final Four Update:
Varsity Baseball Update: Today's Varsity and JV games vs. Tri-Valley have been postponed.
LETS GO!
Congratulations to all of our student‑athlete signees!
Your hard work, dedication, and commitment have led you to this moment. We are proud of everything you’ve accomplished and excited to see the impact you’ll make at the next level. Best of luck in your academic and athletic journeys.
Maddison Yost will attend Saint Francis University to major in Chemistry with a concentration in Forensics and play varsity softball. From left to right: mother – Melissa Fisher; athlete – Maddison Yost; father – Rich Yost; standing – Head Coach Tim Benner.
Brayden Andrews will be attending Misericordia University to continue his academic and athletic career. He will be majoring in Physical Therapy and playing football. Sitting left to right: Father Allan Andrews, Brayden Andrews, Mother Heather Andrews. Standing: Coach Jim Roth.
Vivien Miller will be attending Lebanon Valley College to play field hockey and major in Physical Therapy. Pictured: Mother Debbie Miller, Vivien Miller, past coach Tricia Hoffman; top row – coaches Cassie Shultz and Morgan Millard.
Rowen Humphrey, a senior at Southern Columbia, will be continuing his athletic and academic career at Pennsylvania College of Technology. He will be wrestling in the fall of 2026 for the Wildcats, an NCAA Division III team. Rowen will be enrolled in their Manufacturing Engineering program. Supporting him are his father Joe Humphrey, Rowen Humphrey, mother Sherry Humphrey, and sister Reese Humphrey. Coaches: Blake Marks, Stevie Toczylousky, Wes Tillet, and Chase Tillet.
Braydon Griscavage will continue his academic and athletic career at Misericordia University, majoring in Business in the Pre–Doctor of Physical Therapy Program while also playing on the Men’s Basketball Team. Sitting left to right: Maddie Griscavage, Braydon Griscavage, Alli Griscavage. Standing left to right: Brian Griscavage, Sue Griscavage.
Ethan Reed will continue his academic and athletic career as a member of the Track and Field Team at USMA West Point, majoring in Chemical Engineering. Sitting left to right: Jason Reed, Jennifer Reed, Ethan Reed, Riley Reed.
Standing left to right: Ryan Boyer, Tom Donlan, Tyler Arnold, Troy Donlan.
Michaela Williams will continue her academic career at Juniata College, majoring in Pre Med, and will also play women’s soccer. Seated left to right: Father Michael Williams, Michaela Williams, mother Michele Richards, brother Michael Williams.
Back row left to right: Assistant Coach Mackenzie Palacz, Head Coach Jen Stine, Assistant Coach Derek Stine.
Ben Gehret will attend Juniata College, majoring in Business, and will continue his athletic career playing soccer. Seated left to right: brother Jake Gehret, mother Nikki Gehret, Ben Gehret, father Jeremy Gehret. Standing left to right: Assistant Coach Dave Hall, Head Coach Eric Roberts, Assistant Coach Casey Savitski. Missing from picture: sister Loren Gehret.
Nathan Gallagher has committed to play basketball and will be attending Juniata College to major in Finance with a minor in Sports Analytics. Seated left to right: brother Connor, father Scott, Nathan, mother Cynthia Roadarmel, and stepfather Nate Roadarmel. Standing left to right: Joe Britto from 25th Hour and Team PA, Assistant Coach Jack McCloskey, Head Coach Mike Woytowich, and Assistant Coach Casey Savitski.
Talon Piatt is headed to Misericordia University to major in Business Marketing and play football. Seated left to right: Jacob Piatt, brother Jaxten Piatt, and mother Erica Piatt.
Your hard work, dedication, and commitment have led you to this moment. We are proud of everything you’ve accomplished and excited to see the impact you’ll make at the next level. Best of luck in your academic and athletic journeys.
Maddison Yost will attend Saint Francis University to major in Chemistry with a concentration in Forensics and play varsity softball. From left to right: mother – Melissa Fisher; athlete – Maddison Yost; father – Rich Yost; standing – Head Coach Tim Benner.
Brayden Andrews will be attending Misericordia University to continue his academic and athletic career. He will be majoring in Physical Therapy and playing football. Sitting left to right: Father Allan Andrews, Brayden Andrews, Mother Heather Andrews. Standing: Coach Jim Roth.
Vivien Miller will be attending Lebanon Valley College to play field hockey and major in Physical Therapy. Pictured: Mother Debbie Miller, Vivien Miller, past coach Tricia Hoffman; top row – coaches Cassie Shultz and Morgan Millard.
Rowen Humphrey, a senior at Southern Columbia, will be continuing his athletic and academic career at Pennsylvania College of Technology. He will be wrestling in the fall of 2026 for the Wildcats, an NCAA Division III team. Rowen will be enrolled in their Manufacturing Engineering program. Supporting him are his father Joe Humphrey, Rowen Humphrey, mother Sherry Humphrey, and sister Reese Humphrey. Coaches: Blake Marks, Stevie Toczylousky, Wes Tillet, and Chase Tillet.
Braydon Griscavage will continue his academic and athletic career at Misericordia University, majoring in Business in the Pre–Doctor of Physical Therapy Program while also playing on the Men’s Basketball Team. Sitting left to right: Maddie Griscavage, Braydon Griscavage, Alli Griscavage. Standing left to right: Brian Griscavage, Sue Griscavage.
Ethan Reed will continue his academic and athletic career as a member of the Track and Field Team at USMA West Point, majoring in Chemical Engineering. Sitting left to right: Jason Reed, Jennifer Reed, Ethan Reed, Riley Reed.
Standing left to right: Ryan Boyer, Tom Donlan, Tyler Arnold, Troy Donlan.
Michaela Williams will continue her academic career at Juniata College, majoring in Pre Med, and will also play women’s soccer. Seated left to right: Father Michael Williams, Michaela Williams, mother Michele Richards, brother Michael Williams.
Back row left to right: Assistant Coach Mackenzie Palacz, Head Coach Jen Stine, Assistant Coach Derek Stine.
Ben Gehret will attend Juniata College, majoring in Business, and will continue his athletic career playing soccer. Seated left to right: brother Jake Gehret, mother Nikki Gehret, Ben Gehret, father Jeremy Gehret. Standing left to right: Assistant Coach Dave Hall, Head Coach Eric Roberts, Assistant Coach Casey Savitski. Missing from picture: sister Loren Gehret.
Nathan Gallagher has committed to play basketball and will be attending Juniata College to major in Finance with a minor in Sports Analytics. Seated left to right: brother Connor, father Scott, Nathan, mother Cynthia Roadarmel, and stepfather Nate Roadarmel. Standing left to right: Joe Britto from 25th Hour and Team PA, Assistant Coach Jack McCloskey, Head Coach Mike Woytowich, and Assistant Coach Casey Savitski.
Talon Piatt is headed to Misericordia University to major in Business Marketing and play football. Seated left to right: Jacob Piatt, brother Jaxten Piatt, and mother Erica Piatt.
Congratulations to the girls’ basketball team as they head to the state quarterfinals this Friday! They will face Mountain View at 5:30 PM at Wilkes-Barre Area. We encourage everyone to come out and show their support. Let’s fill the stands and cheer them on! 🏀
Because of the game, the Student/Staff basketball game originally scheduled for Friday is being postponed so that our school community can rally behind the girls. Another message will be sent with the new date for the Student/Staff game as soon as it is determined. 🏀
Because of the game, the Student/Staff basketball game originally scheduled for Friday is being postponed so that our school community can rally behind the girls. Another message will be sent with the new date for the Student/Staff game as soon as it is determined. 🏀
Reminder track parent meeting today, 5pm in new gym lobby.
Girls Varsity Basketball State Playoff Update!
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