Our Activities

Our Activities


Pottstown High School Athletic Department 


750 N. Washington Street
Pottstown, PA 19464
Phone: (610) 970-6700
Fax: (610) 970-1363


 Justin Baker ATC
Director of Co-Curricular Activities 

 Karissa Zechman
Administrative Assistant   



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Girls Basketball meets Collegeville Bakery Pizzeria

PHS girls basketball makes a college visit

 The PHS girls basketball team along with head coach Greg Swavely and assistants Brittany Stevenson and Natalie Mehl enjoyed an afternoon at Ursinus College where they watched the women’s basketball team win a hard fought 69-59 game over Washington College.

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PHS hockey players earn all area honors

Trojan, proud of PHS hockey players, Ebony Brown and Angelina Quiles who earned Mercury All Area Honorable Mention recognition in field hockey. 

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Wrestling

Holidays means wrestling tournament time

Pottstown, boys and girls wrestling teams represented our district and community at several holiday tournaments. They competed with honor, pride and good sportsmanship. 

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PHS Girl Wrestlers Take a Trip To The Shore

PHS Trojan girl wrestlers' trip to Ocean City Maryland had nothing to do with enjoying the beach and everything to do with testing their wrestling skills against a few hundred other wrestlers competing in the War at the Shore Tournament.

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Our Activities

Co-curricular activities, both athletic and non-athletic, are integral to the academic program and support the educational mission. They assist in the goal of teaching students to be responsible and fulfilled human beings with opportunities that develop character, critical thinking, social skills, and talents. Co-curricular activities provide students with a network of peers and adults who have interests and talents similar to their own. Students who participate have a chance to excel individually, be part of a group, and gain real life lessons about the importance of teamwork, responsibility, commitment, and hard work.

Participation in activities gives students the opportunity to experience commitment building by developing skills and creating aspirations and providing rewarding experiences that strengthen a person’s commitment to conventional institutions such as school and career pathways. Co-curricular activities provide students the opportunity for a sense of membership and belonging. They are an extension of a good educational program and support the academic mission. Students who participate in activities and programs tend to have higher grade point averages, better attendance records, lower dropout rates, and fewer discipline problems than students who do not participate.

Not only do students do better academically, but they also have the opportunity to develop their personalities in the process. Self-esteem, self-confidence, social cooperation, and leadership skills are a few of the benefits gained by participation in co-curricular activities.

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HS Activities

ATHLETICS (Grades 9-12)
Fall Sports:
Football, Girls’ Tennis, Boys’ Soccer, Girls’ Soccer, Golf, Cross Country, and Cheerleading
Winter Sports:
Boys’ Basketball, Girls’ Basketball, Cheerleading, Bowling, Girls' Wrestling, and Boys' Wrestling
Spring Sports:
Baseball, Softball, Flag Football, Lacrosse, Boys’ Tennis and, Boys’ and Girls’ Track, Unified Track
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
• Art Club
• Stage Crew
• Key Club
• Spanish Club
National Honor Society
• National Technical Honors Society
• Student Ambassadors
• Peer Mediation

MUSICAL PROGRAMS 
• Marching Band
• Show Choir Bell Choir
• Mixed Ensemble
• Tri-County Honors Choir

SERVICE CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 
• HOSA (Health Occupations Society of America)
• FCCLA (Family Career and Community Leaders of America)
• DECA (An Association of Marketing Students)
• Student Government

SKILLS USA ACHIEVEMENT ORGANIZATIONS 
• National Honor Society
• National Technical Honor Society
• Reading Olympics

LITERARY ORGANIZATIONS 
• Troiad Yearbook
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