Manheim Central School District

Manheim Central School District
Type and location
Grades	K-12
Country	United States
Location	Lancaster County Pennsylvania
District Info
Superintendent	Dr. William Clark[1]
Students and staff
Students	3,111
Athletic Conference	AAA
District Mascot	"The Baron"
Colors	Maroon & Gray
Other information
Website	manheimcentral.org

The Manheim Central School District is a school district in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Athletics

Manheim Central currently has teams for the following sporting events:

• Baseball
• Basketball (Boys and Girls)
• Bowling
• Cross-country
• Field Hockey
• Football
• Golf
• Rifle
• Soccer (Boys and Girls)
• Softball
• Swimming
• Tennis (Boys and Girls)
• Track and Field
• Volleyball (Boys and Girls)
• Wrestling

The conference for each of these teams vary.^[2]

Football

In 2003, the Manheim Central Barons Football team won the PIAA AAA State Championship against Pine-Richland. They were undefeated for the entire season.^[3] In the following season Manheim Central was state runners-up. In 2009 they went undefeated until the final game, the state championship game,they lost 10-7 to the Selinsgrove Seals.

Soccer

The Manheim Central soccer team had a successful 2006 season, with a record of 13-1-1. They won their section (as did the junior varsity team), lost in the semifinal of leagues, won the District III championship (defeating Hershey 2 to 1), and finally lost in the AA state championship game to defending champions South Park, 2 to 0. Their coach, Mr. Matthew Schwartz, was 2006 AA Boys Soccer Coach of the Year for Pennsylvania.^[4]

See also

• Official website
• Manheim Central High School

References

1. ^ "Administrative Staff". Manheim Central School District. http://mcsd-sw.mcbarons.manheimcentral.org/12261091483243223/blank/browse.asp?a=383&BMDRN=2000&BCOB=0&c=55684&12261091483243223. Retrieved 2008-12-19. 
2. ^ "Manheim Central High School". http://mcsd-sw.mcbarons.manheimcentral.org/highschool/site/Directory_List.asp?byType=40. 
3. ^ "Baron's Football". http://www.baronsfootball.com/2003/. 
4. ^ "PSCA Awards". http://www.pasoccercoaches.org/coachoftheyear.html.