UPPER DAUPHIN AREA  — The atmosphere was electric this past Friday and Saturday as Upper Dauphin Area played host to the Jeff Kohr Memorial Archery Tournament . It was a landmark weekend for the program, filled with hometown pride, podium finishes, and a remarkable wave of personal achievements. Middle School Dominates the Range The UDA Middle School team stole the spotlight, securing a first-place team finish  with a commanding total score of 3264 . The girls' division saw a

It was a weekend of precision and personal triumphs as our archery teams traveled to Halifax for the Bob Baker Tournament  on Saturday and the Tri Valley State Qualifier  on Sunday. From podium finishes to a staggering list of personal bests, the athletes demonstrated why they are a force to be reckoned with this season. Saturday: Middle School Dominates the Bob Baker Tournament The Middle School team stole the show on Saturday, securing a first-place team finish  with a comm

ELIZABETHVILLE  – The Upper Dauphin Area (UDA) girls basketball team saw their 2025-26 season come to a close this week in the PIAA District III Class 3A quarterfinals. Despite a final 44–30 postseason loss to a strong Columbia squad, the Trojans’ season was defined by a competitive showing in the Tri-Valley League (TVL) and several standout individual performances. A Season of Balance The Trojans finished the year with a 12–11 overall record , securing the third spot in the

ELIZABETHVILLE —  The psych sheets are out, and the water is heating up. The combined Upper Dauphin Area (UDA) and Halifax swimming community has a lot to celebrate as the 2025-2026 PIAA District 3 Championships  approach. Following a season of grueling practices and hard-fought dual meets, the local contingent is sending a powerhouse roster to Cumberland Valley High School  on February 27–28 . With multiple top-20 seeds and a legitimate title contender in the mix, the local

A Season Without a "Goodbye" For most high school basketball programs, the final buzzer of the season is a somber occasion marked by senior farewells. But for the Upper Dauphin Area (UDA) Trojans , the end of the 2025-26 season felt more like a halftime break. Following a 5-17 campaign last year that saw the departure of four seniors, this year’s squad did something rare: they competed at the varsity level without a single senior on the roster. While the record books will sho

MILLERSBURG  – The Upper Dauphin Area (UDA) archery teams continued their season of excellence today, delivering a standout performance at the Millersburg state qualifier. Competing in a focused indoor environment, UDA's middle and high school archers demonstrated the precision and poise that have become hallmarks of the program. Middle School Claims First Place The UDA Middle School team locked in a dominant first-place finish, posting a collective score of 3214 . The girls’

ELIZABETHVILLE, PA  — Behind a balanced scoring attack and a dominant first half, the Upper Dauphin Area  girls basketball team secured their spot in the postseason this past Friday, February 6th, defeating Mount Calvary 46-38 . The victory was more than just another "W" in the column; it officially propelled the Trojans into the District III Class AAA Playoffs . With the District taking only the top six teams for the tournament, Upper Dauphin’s win solidified their #6 rankin

History was made last night as the Upper Dauphin Area (UDA)  girls’ wrestling team competed in the first-ever PIAA-sanctioned District III Team Dual Championships. Competing on the mats at Gettysburg High School, the Trojans showcased their trademark "pin-fall" mentality, finishing the evening with a 1-1 record against two state ranked programs. First Round: UDA Overpowers Chambersburg UDA 47 Chambersburg 29 UDA opened the tournament with an aggressive display of bonus-point

CHAMBERSBURG, PA  – The Halifax High School swimming team closed out its league schedule this past Tuesday, February 3, 2026, facing off against a deep Chambersburg High School roster. Despite being heavily outnumbered, the Wildcat swimmers turned in several standout individual performances and a thrilling relay comeback. The sheer numbers favored the home team throughout the evening. The Halifax boys (4 swimmers) fell to Chambersburg (13 swimmers) with a final score of 85-30