Congratulations to the April Students of the Month!
Congratulations to the March Students of the Month!
BHS seniors Abigail Burdsall and Alex Levan spent the weekend rehearsing and performing professional-level repertoire at the Central Region Orchestra Festival held at Williamsport Area High School.
Berwick Quiz Bowl's A-team returned to upstate New York this weekend and for the third successive school year claimed a tournament championship in New York state, winning the Central NY Quiz Bowl Winter Tournament held at Bishop Ludden-Grimes High School in Syracuse, NY on February 28.
Berwick's A-team was anchored by sophomore Jaxon Hittle who was named tournament MVP after averaging 80 ppg over ten tournament matches. Teammates Thomas DiBattista, Fable Gunther, and Riley Kershner contributed 13 combined powers to the team's total of 32 in compiling a 9-1 record throughout the tournament. The team set a new school record for bonus conversion on a varsity-level set at 16.75 points per bonus.
Berwick A handily controlled its preliminary round bracket, cruising to a 4-0 record and averaging over 410 points/game. Berwick A stumbled in its first playoff round, recording six interrupt penalties in a 160-240 loss to Cooperstown A. A-team returned from the lunch break and held tournament individual high scorer Austin Chen from Geneva to just six toss-ups, with Jaxon scoring 4 of his 19 powers in a 325-170 win over Geneva. A tight 240-230 win over Niskayuna A put Berwick A back in control of the tournament, and was followed by wins over Fairport A and Wallenpaupack A, coming back from a halftime deficit to handily defeat Wallenpaupack 325-170. Berwick A finished the tournament with a dominant 365-145 win over host team Bishop Ludden-Grimes A. Berwick A's 6-1 playoff bracket record outpaced the 4-3 playoff performance of Fairport A, Niskayuna A, and Wallenpaupack A who shared a three-way tie for 2nd place.
Berwick's B-team's solid 2-2 morning was clouded by a tougher 1-4 afternoon in the tournament's top consolation bracket, leading to a 14th place overall finish. Freshman Ian Costanzo's performance was a bright spot, as Ian averaged nearly 50 points/game in the preliminary rounds to claim a book prize, along with Jaxon. Sophomores Quinn Kishbaugh and Caleb Czajkowski were solid in contributing over 15 points/game.
Berwick's performance in the tournament compared to perennial Small School Nationals playoff schools Cooperstown and Geneva bodes well for its initial invitation to the Small School National Championship in Rosemont, IL in late April. Full results for the Central NY Winter Quiz Bowl tournament are posted at: Central NY Results
Berwick's A-team was anchored by sophomore Jaxon Hittle who was named tournament MVP after averaging 80 ppg over ten tournament matches. Teammates Thomas DiBattista, Fable Gunther, and Riley Kershner contributed 13 combined powers to the team's total of 32 in compiling a 9-1 record throughout the tournament. The team set a new school record for bonus conversion on a varsity-level set at 16.75 points per bonus.
Berwick A handily controlled its preliminary round bracket, cruising to a 4-0 record and averaging over 410 points/game. Berwick A stumbled in its first playoff round, recording six interrupt penalties in a 160-240 loss to Cooperstown A. A-team returned from the lunch break and held tournament individual high scorer Austin Chen from Geneva to just six toss-ups, with Jaxon scoring 4 of his 19 powers in a 325-170 win over Geneva. A tight 240-230 win over Niskayuna A put Berwick A back in control of the tournament, and was followed by wins over Fairport A and Wallenpaupack A, coming back from a halftime deficit to handily defeat Wallenpaupack 325-170. Berwick A finished the tournament with a dominant 365-145 win over host team Bishop Ludden-Grimes A. Berwick A's 6-1 playoff bracket record outpaced the 4-3 playoff performance of Fairport A, Niskayuna A, and Wallenpaupack A who shared a three-way tie for 2nd place.
Berwick's B-team's solid 2-2 morning was clouded by a tougher 1-4 afternoon in the tournament's top consolation bracket, leading to a 14th place overall finish. Freshman Ian Costanzo's performance was a bright spot, as Ian averaged nearly 50 points/game in the preliminary rounds to claim a book prize, along with Jaxon. Sophomores Quinn Kishbaugh and Caleb Czajkowski were solid in contributing over 15 points/game.
Berwick's performance in the tournament compared to perennial Small School Nationals playoff schools Cooperstown and Geneva bodes well for its initial invitation to the Small School National Championship in Rosemont, IL in late April. Full results for the Central NY Winter Quiz Bowl tournament are posted at: Central NY Results
Thirty-one Berwick Varsity Football players were recently honored on the Pennsylvania Football News All-Academic Team. Twenty-one student-athletes were named to the Gold Team, two to the Silver Team, and eight to the Bronze Team.
Berwick varsity football players recently visited East Berwick Elementary School to greet and compliment the elementary students for Kindness Week.
Congratulations to the February Students of the Month
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Congratulations to the November Students of the Month!
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Congratulations to the September 2025 Students of the Month!
Tickets for Friday's football game versus Mid Valley will be for sale in the High School office tomorrow, August 28th from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm.
Link to Graduation Live Stream will be posted here.
Congratulations to the May Students of the Month!
Congratulations to the April Students of the Month!
The BHS Spirit Club is asking all staff and students to join us in a PINK OUT this Thursday, March 27th, to remember Tabby Welshans, a 6th grade student in Selinsgrove Area School District, who lost her battle with cancer last week.
Berwick Area senior Katya Newcomer was honored Wednesday at the WTS Central Pennsylvania Awards and Scholarship Gala in Camp Hill. The group's motto is "Advancing Women, Advancing Transportation." Katya was one of just five seniors throughout Central PA to earn the Colleen Brown High School Scholarship worth $2,000. Katya plans to attend the University of Omaha at Nebraska and major in Aviation/Professional Flight. Her goal is to become an airline pilot.
This week our BHS students along with the Teen Center will begin working together for a great cause and will be looking for sponsors! If interested, please reach out to the BHS student in your life to support Think Big and pledge your support! Please note that the due date has been extended to April 11th! Details about this great event are attached in this message. Please note that students are receiving their pledge forms today and tomorrow.
Please contact Mrs. Cheyenne Hinkle chinkle@berwicksd.org with any questions.
Congratulations to the March Students of the Month!
