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McCaskey celebrated three alumni and two championship teams with their induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame during homecoming.
This year’s honorees were Amy Bunting-Hess, Aaron Swinton Jr., Ceasar Westbrook, the 1994 Boys Soccer Team and the 1990 Football Team. Following the ceremony in the JP Gymnasium, the inductees were recognized on the field at halftime of the football game against Manheim Township.
Bunting-Hess earned All-State soccer honors at McCaskey before becoming an All-American at Elizabethtown College. Swinton earned eight varsity letters across three sports and became a four-year football starter at William & Mary. Westbrook won a state triple jump championship and broke Barney Ewell’s school long jump record.
The 1994 Boys Soccer Team finished 26-2-1 and won the District III championship. The 1990 Football Team completed an undefeated regular season and captured the Section One title.
Congratulations to this year’s inductees and the teammates, coaches and families who shared in their success. McCaskey is proud to celebrate their place in the school’s athletic history.
@mccaskeyathletics celebrated three alumni and two championship teams with their induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame during homecoming.
This year’s honorees were Amy Bunting-Hess, Aaron Swinton Jr., Ceasar Westbrook, the 1994 Boys Soccer Team and the 1990 Football Team. Following the ceremony in the JP Gymnasium, the inductees were recognized on the field at halftime of the football game against Manheim Township.
Bunting-Hess earned All-State soccer honors at McCaskey before becoming an All-American at Elizabethtown College. Swinton earned eight varsity letters across three sports and became a four-year football starter at William & Mary. Westbrook won a state triple jump championship and broke Barney Ewell’s school long jump record.
The 1994 Boys Soccer Team finished 26-2-1 and won the District III championship. The 1990 Football Team completed an undefeated regular season and captured the Section One title.
Congratulations to this year’s inductees and the teammates, coaches and families who shared in their success. @mccaskeyhighschool is proud to celebrate their place in the school’s athletic history.
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