Overview
Lampeter-Strasburg Athletics
The Lampeter-Strasburg Athletic Department believes interscholastic sport is designed to promote participation and to develop positive values, healthy habits, physical skills and personal ethics.
Additionally, we believe involvement in inter-scholastic sport promotes many of the attitudes we want our young people to develop in life: self-discipline, a sense of fairness, fitness, resiliency, the capacity to make decisions under pressure, the pursuit of excellence, taking pride in one’s own accomplishments without doing so at the expense of others, and the delight of playing a game for the pure challenge and fun of it. The Lampeter-Strasburg Athletic Department will continually strive to instill these values in our coaches and student athletes.
Watch the Pioneers Online With Hudl
Together with Hudl, we offer a live stream of games played in the gym and stadium.
If you can attend games, we encourage you to do so, but we want to give people who can’t physically attend the ability to tune in and support Pioneer athletics. With our live stream, working parents, faraway family members, alumni, and anyone else who wants to watch can support our athletes.
Annual, monthly, and single-game passes are available. A single-game pass is $8, a monthly pass is $15, and a yearly pass is $75. A mobile app is available for streaming on phones, computers, and SmartTVs (up to three devices per account). Thanks for your support. Pioneers, All Day, Every Day.
Athletic Director
- Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership, Immaculata University
- Master of Education in Sports Management, Millersville University
- Bachelor of Science in Special Education, Millersville University
- PIAA Board of Directors Member
- PIAA District III Vice President
- Certified Master Athletic Administrator and National Faculty Member, National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA)
- Millersville University Adjunct Professor, Wellness and Sports Sciences Department
Athletics News
Resources
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The following price schedule is for all home* contests at the Lampeter-Strasburg School District.
Adult Single Event Tickets- $ 5.00
Student/Senior Citizen (60+) Single Event Ticket- $ 3.00
L-S Employees - Free with school ID
*High school football, basketball, volleyball, wrestling, and all night games on turf.Spirit Passes
Spirit Passes are available for the current school year at Lampeter-Strasburg High School's main office. Passes can be purchased in person or online, but must be picked up in the office.
The holder of the Spirit Pass will be admitted to all home events for our regular sports schedule:- Adult Spirit Pass- $ 50.00
- Student/Senior Citizen (60+) Spirit Pass- $ 25.00
- Family** (2 adults, 2 children) - $ 125.00
Please remember that passes will not be honored for tournaments (not sponsored by the school) or playoff games (post-season play). Passes are non-transferable and non-refundable.
**For families with more than two children, additional student passes will be sold at 50% of the regular rate ($12.50)
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Use 1600 Book Rd, Lancaster PA 17602 in GPS for all locations on the L-S campus.
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The governing organization under which we participate is the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA). The PIAA is divided into districts, ours is District III. District III encompasses the following leagues: Mid-Penn Conference, Lancaster-Lebanon League, York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association, Berks County Interscholastic Athletic Association, Tri-Valley League, and Commonwealth Christian Athletic Conference. Our league within is the Lancaster-Lebanon League. Twenty-six schools participate in boys and girls sports. In an attempt to assure a "level playing field", the league is divided into sections. This is typically based on enrollment.
District Sponsored PIAA Athletic Programs
League: Lancaster-Lebanon League
Fall
- Cross Country - Coed- Offered for grades 7-12
- Field Hockey - Offered for grades 7-12
- Football- Offered for grades 7-12
- Golf- Coed- Offered for grades 9-12
- Soccer – Boys- Offered for grades 7-12
- Soccer – Girls- Offered for grades 7-12
- Tennis – Girls- Offered for grades 9-12
- Volleyball – Girls- Offered for grades 9-12
Winter
- Basketball – Boys- Offered for grades 7-12
- Basketball – Girls- Offered for grades 7-12
- Bowling - Coed- Offered for grades 9-12
- Swimming - Coed- Offered for grades 9-12
- Wrestling - Offered for grades 7-12
Spring
- Baseball - Offered for grades 9-12
- Lacrosse – Boys- Offered for grades 9-12
- Lacrosse – Girls- Offered for grades 9-12
- Softball - Offered for grades 9-12
- Track & Field- Coed- Offered for grades 7-12
- Tennis – Boys - Offered for grades 7-12
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DISCLOSURE OF INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC OPPORTUNITIES
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The NCAA Eligibility Center verifies the academic and amateur status of all student-athletes who wish to compete in Division I or II athletics.
College-bound student-athletes who want to practice, compete and receive athletically related financial aid during their first year at a Division I or II school need to meet certain requirements.
Division III colleges and universities set their own admission standards. The NCAA does not set initial eligibility requirements in Division III.
For more detail about academic requirements visit the Eligibility Center.
NAIASimilar in some respects to the NCAA eligibility registration requirement, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) requires all high school student-athletes interested in participating in intercollegiate athletics at a NAIA member college or university to register with the NAIA Eligibility Center at Play NAIA. To play NAIA sports, every student-athlete must be registered with the NAIA Eligibility Center. A one-time $60 registration fee is assessed.
Helpful links for prospective NAIA student-athletes are provided on the website Play NAIA under Students–>How to Register: Prospective Student-Athletes. Further links on this page are at the bottom: Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete and Am I Eligible?
- National Letter of Intent This site provides important information about National Letter of Intent signing dates.
- NCAA The National Collegiate Athletic Association.
- NCAA Recruiting This site details when, and how, college recruiters can begin contacting interscholastic student-athletes.
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- District III The official site of the PIAA's District III.
- L-L League The official website of the Lancaster-Lebanon League
- NFHS The official website of the National Federation of State High School Associations.
- PIAA The homepage of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association.
- PIAA: Coaches This website has been created by the PIAA, and is dedicated to the coaches of interscholastic sport within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
- PIAA: Parents This website has been created by the PIAA, and is dedicated to the parents of student-athletes participating in interscholastic athletics within the Commonwealth
- PIAA: Students This website has been created by the PIAA, and is dedicated to the student-athletes participating in interscholastic athletics within the Commonwealth
- WGAL 8 - Sports Page WGAL TV 8's sports page.
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Please contact Branden Lippy, athletic director, or Sheila Raymond, building/athletic secretary, with questions or concerns.
