A. Landis Brackbill Scholar-Athlete Award

Year	Female Winner	Male Winner
2024	Brenna Campagna Manheim Township	Camden Marquette ELCO
2023	Madison Knier Manheim Central	Aidan Hodge Hempfield
2022	Kelsea Dague Hempfield	Garrett Campagna Manheim Township
2021	Hannah Custer Cocalico	Graham Thomas Penn Manor
2020	Julianna Garber Lampeter-Strasburg	Ben Mann Manheim Township
2019	Ryelle Shuey ELCO	Connor Shields Warwick
2018	Alyssa Schriver Penn Manor	Nicholas Fafel Penn Manor
2017	Rachel Robinson Donegal	Colby Smith Hempfield
2016	Carolyn Mann Manheim Township	Connor Whitacre Conestoga Valley
2015	Kelly Liebl Ephrata	Jeffrey Inman Annville-Cleona
2014	Sarah Helgeson Hempfield	Mark Pyles Lebanon
2013	Kelsey Nolan Hempfield	Thomas Devenney Warwick
2012	Jessica Rheinheimer Lancaster Mennonite	Connor Moran Solanco
2011	Laura Gebhart Donegal	Van Hunter Adams Cedar Crest
2010	Katherine Robinson Donegal	Kyle Smith Lancaster Catholic
2009	Nicole Hess Donegal	Erick Resch Warwick
2008	Alyssa Girvin Penn Manor	Travis Dresch Northern Lebanon
2007	Samantha Houseal Donegal	Bradley Wolfson Cedar Crest
2006	Melissa Bowman Pequea Valley	E. Nathan Mast Manheim Central
2005	Emily Beahan Garden Spot	Andrew Miller Cedar Crest
2004	Casey Dienner Conestoga Valley	Peter Bennett Conestoga Valley
2003	Dana Sensenig Cocalico	Benjamin Hess Warwick
2002	Ariel Meyers Warwick	William Jens Penn Manor
2001	Rachel Miller Annville-Cleona	Brandon Hershey Conestoga Valley
2000	Erica Eggers Lampeter-Strasburg	John Lentz Manheim Central
1999	Rochelle Hershey Conestoga Valley	Michael Baird Manheim Township
1998	Allison Balmer Ephrata	Todd Wike Lebanon
1997	Anna Piepgrass Ephrata	Robert Crick Elizabethtown
1996	Anne Mielnik Ephrata	Joel McFadden Garden Spot
1995	Emily Robb Warwick	Robert Greenleaf Solanco
1994	Carla Munnion Cedar Crest	Kyle Wenger Solanco
1993	Ann Cross McCaskey	Seth Bair Hempfield
1992	Ashley Dodson Warwick	Greg Spaulding Lampeter-Strasburg
1991	Stacy Erb Manheim Central	Steve Mumma Conestoga Valley
1990	Vicki Boyer Cocalico	Donald Mann McCaskey
1989	Kelly Jo Heiser ELCO	Kurt Shaw Elizabethtown

A Landis Brackbill

A. Landis Brackbill was the first Executive Director of the Lancaster-Lebanon League.

Brackbill was born and raised in Gap. He attended Salisbury High School and graduated from the F&M Academy. Brackbill had a love for baseball and was a very talented left-handed pitcher.

After High School, he was recruited by Jack Coombs, baseball coach at Duke University. While at Duke, Brackbill injured his left arm
ending his competitive pitching. Although he had an arm injury, he still was able to pitch some batting practice for the Philadelphia Athletics under manager Connie Mack. Over the years Brackbill had a close relationship with Mr. Mack.

He continued at Duke earning a degree to become a mathematics teacher and started his teaching career at Salisbury High School. Brackbill continued his education at the University of Pennsylvania obtaining a Master’s Degree with certification as a secondary principal. He became Principal at Terre Hill High School and later
moved to Millersville as principal of Manor High School, which is now Penn Manor.

Thank you to the Brackbill family for sponsoring the awards in honor of their father.

Scholar Athletes

The Brackbill Award qualifications include the words “exceptional student athletes within the greater community”. To be eligible the recipients must have a minimum of a 3.5 GPA and be participating in two or more varsity sports during their senior year. The award is presented by the Brackbill family in honor of their father. The Manheim Touchdown Club began awarding scholarships to each of the Brackbill recipients in 2006.

Because the Brackbill Award Committee already had in place a process to select the most outstanding female and male athletes in the Lancaster Lebanon League, the decision was made to provide scholarship awards to the Brackbill winners instead of establishing a separate award. The Brackbill Committee is autonomous and has no relationship to the Manheim Touchdown Club.