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PIAA State Playoffs:
UPDATE: Girls soccer game time is 5:00 pm on Wednesday.
Congratulations to the Midd-West boys and girls soccer and field hockey teams as they will play this week in the first round of PIAA playoffs. Schedule is listed below.
Tuesday, Nov. 10 - Field Hockey travels to West Perry to play Greenwood at 6:00pm
Tuesday, Nov 10 - Boys Soccer hosts Conrad Weiser at home at 6:00 pm
Wednesday, Nov 11 - Girls Soccer travels to Northwestern Lehigh at 5:00 pm. Girls soccer will be livestreamed at the following link:
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/pa/new-tripoli/organization/16520/northwestern-lehigh-high-school
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/pa/milton/organization/19223/milton-high-school/schedule?date=2026-11-01&range=Week&s=U2NoZWR1bGVFbnRyeTM1MTg4NTYz
Last evening, the field hockey team battled Selinsgrove in their 3rd match-up this season for the District IV Championship. The girls scored first on a perfect corner shot from Maesyn Franquet. The Mustangs kept the pressure on the whole game, earning an advantage in corners and shots, but couldn't overcome two Selinsgrove goals. Congratulations ladies on your District IV runner-up finish in a tough bracket. Next up, is the first round of the PIAA State Tournament on Tuesday, November 10th.
On Thursday, November 5, all students will dismiss early at 12:15 p.m. Lunch will be provided before students leave for the day. Families should prepare for students to arrive home earlier than usual and arrange for transportation, afternoon childcare, or supervision as needed. If you pick up your child from school, please plan for the earlier dismissal time.
On Friday, November 6, the entire district will be closed. Students will have no classes, and staff will not report to work. District offices will also be closed, so please contact your child’s school with any questions or needs before Friday. Regular school schedules and office hours will resume on Monday, November 9.
We recognize schedule changes require planning for families, and we appreciate your attention to these arrangements. Thank you for your continued support of our students and schools. We wish you and your family a safe and enjoyable extended weekend.
Field Hockey defeated Line Mountain last evening, 1-0, to earn a spot in the title game. Alaina Brower punched in a goal in the 4th period to send the Mustangs to the final.
Girls Soccer defeated Wellsboro 3-1 to advance to the finals. Goals by Nittany Weaver, Evelyn Mitchell and Addison Yerg and great defensive play secured the victory.
Tomorrow - Boys Soccer will play Athens at Milton at 5:00pm.
Tomorrow - Field Hockey will play Selinsgrove at Bloomsburg HS at 7:30 pm
Thursday - Girls Soccer will play Central Columbia at Milton at 5:00pm
Saturday - Grant Boop and Lyncoln Hoffman will run at Big Springs HS at 12:30pm in the PIAA State Championships.
Fall Sports Post-Season update:
Tonight - Girls Volleyball will play Athens in the District IV AAAA semi-finals at Danville HS at 5:00pm
Tonight - Girls Soccer will play Wellsboro in the District IV AA semi-finals at Loyalsock HS at 6:00 pm
Tonight - Field Hockey will play Line Mountain in the District IV A semi-finals at Warrior Run HS at 7:30 pm.
Wednesday - Boys Soccer will play Athens in the District IV AAA finals at Milton HS at 5:00 pm
Saturday - Cross Country runners, Grant Boop and Lyncoln Hoffman, will run in the PIAA State Championships at Big Spring HS at 12:30 pm.
Tickets can be purchased at Tickets - PIAA District IV
Abe Sellers got the scoring started with two goals and Derek Keister added a final goal to push the Mustangs into the finals. Good luck gentlemen on Wednesday!
Last evening in the District IV quarterfinals, the Midd-West field hockey team defeated Bloomsburg in a nail-biter. Down 1-0 at the half, the Mustangs came out and pushed into their offensive end with Veyda Trego scoring mid-way through the quarter to tie the game. The Mustangs had some good looks but couldn't convert and the game was headed to overtime. After playing 60 minutes of hockey, the girls dug deep and put together some great passing to move into the Bloomsburg defensive circle. Josephine Boyd found the ball and put a great shot in the corner to secure the win! We are proud of your effort and never quit attitude! Do it again on Monday against Line Mountain at Warrior Run at 7:30 pm (just make it during regulation time :)
We are jumping for joy that the girls soccer team defeated Milton 4-1 in the PIAA District IV quarterfinals. They will play Wellsboro on Monday at a site and time to be determined. The girls were on fire in the first half, scoring all 4 goals (Evelyn Mitchell - 2, and Emery Peters - 2). The defense held tight and secured the victory. Midd-West goalie, Addi Maust, earned her 200th career save. Congratulations girls, keep it going!
The boys had an awesome showing as well with Grant Boop placing 8th overall and Lyncoln Hoffman on his trail with a 10th place finish. Both Grant and Lyncoln will represent Midd-West at the State championship meet next Saturday at Big Spring High School. Lyncoln also had a personal best with a time of 16:50.5. Congratulations to the boys team and good luck to Grant and Lyncoln when they compete at the state meet!
Volleyball will play on Monday, Nov. 2nd at 5:00 pm at Danville. They will play the #1 seed Athens.
https://piaad4.net/tickets/
Tickets are $10 each
The Mock Car Accident is a planned educational event designed to provide students with a realistic demonstration of the serious consequences associated with unsafe driving decisions.
As part of the event, several emergency response agencies and vehicles will be on the Midd-West High School campus. Community members should expect to see and hear emergency vehicles operating with lights and sirens in and around the school. Life Flight is also scheduled to participate and land in the field bordering Wagenseller Street.
Please do not be alarmed by the increased emergency response activity near the high school during this time. The activity is part of the planned Mock Car Accident and does not represent an actual emergency.
We appreciate the cooperation of our local emergency responders and community partners who are helping provide this educational experience for our students.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
