Congratulations to Berks I All Stars in defeating Berks II All stars (3-1).

Great sets, amazing hits, and unbelievable digs seen at Antietam Middle Senior High School Gymnasium. In a newly designed gym, players, fans, and family members were able to experience another level of volleyball play.

2017 Berks Girls Volleyball - Senior Classic All Star Roster

Congrats - 10 players invited to the 2017 Berks County Volleyball Banquet at Stokesay Castle on Wednesday, November 15th. Players and parents represented Antietam School District at this major annual dinner function.

#2 Maggie May Krall, Class of 2019
?#3 Anna Smale, Class of 2020
?#4 Kayla Diaz, Class of 2020
#5 Joanna Fielding, Class of 2019
#7 Sheridan Walker, Class of 2018
#13 Madysyn Stief, Class of 2018
#14 Emma Motze, Class of 2021
#17 Sofia Oropeza, Class of 2018
#18 Rachel Hodgson, Class of 2018
#19 Maria Diaz, Class of 2021

Reading Eagle Newspaper (10/21/2017)

Details: Antietam sets a school record for most wins in a single season. Finishing 6-0 in the PIAA District III Class A, Antietam has demonstrated that they have improved within the last 2 years under Coach Andrieux. Overall record (6-12) was not enough to earn a birth in the PIAA District III Class A for the Mounts ranking 10 out of 17 schools in the district and finishing 11 out 18 overall in the Berks League Divisions loaded with Class AA, AAA, & AAAA schools.

Mounts finished strong against the Bobcats of West Shore Christian Academy Friday night.

Highlights: Antietam (3-1)
(25-16, 25-23, 19-25, 25-17)

At Shiremanstown, Sheridan Walker had three aces, 15 kills and nine digs; Rachel Hodgson four aces, five kills and one block; Elizabeth Aragon five aces, one kill, 11 assists and four digs; Maggie May Krall four aces, 14 assists and eight digs; Madysyn Stief two kills and seven digs to lead the Mounts (6-12) during a win over the Bobcats.

Season Opener - September 5th, 2017 6pm

Antietam High School Girls Volleyball opens up against New Covenant Christian School and its power house teams - away. Roster will be posted after today's scrimmage against Christian School of York at Antietam Middle Senior High School. Match will be played at 5pm - August 29, 2017.

With some new and returning players, our girls will do their best in making their season exciting for its fans. Come check it out.

Week long Summer Clinic for Junior High (Optional)

August 14 through 18 @ 10 am to 11:30 am, Grades 7 & 8 : Mt. Penn Primary Center Gymnasium

August 21 through 25 @ 3 pm to 4:30 pm, Grades 7 & 8 : Mt. Penn Primary Center Gymnasium

Learning to Serve: Overhand Topspin Serve & Overhand Float Serve

Learning to Defend: Perimeter & Rotational

Learning the Offense: Understanding the 4-2 offense

Antietam High School (Grades 9 through 12)

August 14 @ 430 pm to 630 pm, Mandatory Practice at the Mt. Penn Primary Center Gymnasium for all High School players.

Wednesday August 9th, girls from the Reading School District and Antietam School District participated in an "All Day - Play Day" for all girls interested in learning and or playing girls volleyball.With the from Klein Transportation Services located in Douglassville, PA, Antietam female students from Mt. Penn, Stoney Creek, Pennside, and Lower Alsace were able to travel to the historical Geigle Gymnasium located at Reading Senior High School.

Any female who had nothing to do but wanted to learn how to play girls volleyball or simply test their talent, was able to freely participate in this clinic. "As Coaches, we try to provide many opportunities at various venues for any student athlete willing to learn and play. During the off-season, this is a moment to collect yourself free from any type of stress or burden. As a teacher, having fun is the best way to learn something new." Coach Andrieux

Coach Gomez of Reading and Coach Andrieux of Antietam met to plan a full day of volleyball play between both school districts. With over 60 girls coming from grades 7 through 12 between both districts, girls were playing. With no referees, no scorekeepers, no flag holders, and no game recorders, our girls were able to really enjoy themselves, learn, try new things, gain confidence, and be rewarded with a wonderful experience. Both coaches are already planning next year's "All Day - Play Day, Girls Volleyball Clinic with the hopes of adding two more school districts.

Girls Volleyball: Season Starts July 31st

With summer camps, clinics, workouts, and tournaments - all behind us, our girls are seeking another memorable season. Our girls, earned more match wins in a single season than any other previous season. In addition, they earned more game wins in 2016 compared to all previous years combined in our school's history of Antietam Volleyball.

Our goal for for 2017 is to earn a playoff spot for the first time ever. With key returning players, and a lot of new faces, our girls are planning to make playing girls volleyball much more exciting in our new gym. If you are interested in being a part of this memorable moment, please reach out to Head Coach Joseph Andrieux at jandrieux@antietamsd.org or 610-858-0182

GO Mounts

Schedule:

Location: Mt. Penn Primary Center Gymnasium? located on Endlich Street, Gym Opens at 9am?

July 31st - August 11: Monday through Friday - 10am to 1130am
August 9: Wednesday,  All Day Play Day / Clinic for Girls Volleyball at Reading Senior High School - 9am to 330pm

August 14th: Official Day of Mandatory Practice: Monday through Friday - 430pm to 630pm

?August 14th: Parent's Meeting at 6pm at the Mt. Penn Primary Center, Uniforms will be distributed

It is very important that your daughter attends "Skills / Workout Sessions" to be successful.

Our Lady Mounts (All Antietam Students Willing - Grades 7 through 12) will have the opportunity in participating in the 2017 Allentown Sportsfest sponsored by East Coast Volleyball. They will be competing in the 17U, 16U, 14U, & 12U Brackets which will help provide our girls a wonderful experience and gain new confidence.  Also, our ladies will be participating in an All-Day Play Day / Clinic involving 3 other various school districts from the East Pennsylvania Region to learn more about playing girls volleyball.