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GameTimePA is looking for your favorite York-Adams youth coach Original

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By Shelly Stallsmith Verified
| USA Today Verified
July 6, 2026, 5:07 a.m. ET His name was William Hosterman. He was the principal of Lightner Elementary School in the Central York School District when I was in third grade. He began an elementary school volleyball program that started me on a love affair with the sport that continues more than five decades later. Most athletes and former athletes have their own Mr. Hosterman.
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YAIAA is in the rearview as league officially becomes SCAC

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By Shelly Stallsmith Verified
| Echo Pilot Verified
The YAIAA is gone. Long live the SCAC. As of midnight on July 1 the York Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association became the South Central Athletic Conference. The league grew from 22 to 25 teams with the addition of Franklin County’s James Buchanan and Shalom Christian and Cumberland County’s Big Spring. The new name was decided through a months-long process during the 2025-26 school year. League officials pared down student-submitted names to five finalists.
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YAIAA is in the rearview as league officially becomes SCAC Original

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By Shelly Stallsmith Verified
| York Daily Record Verified
The YAIAA is gone. Long live the SCAC. As of midnight on July 1 the York Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association became the South Central Athletic Conference. The league grew from 22 to 25 teams with the addition of Franklin County’s James Buchanan and Shalom Christian and Cumberland County’s Big Spring.
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