Summit Academy posted another win last night by a score of 65-40. We had three players in double digits, with Elijah D. leading all scorers with 22 points and Shakeem S. and Kiron D. adding 10 each.
The team is in action again after the holiday at the Apollo Ridge Tournament.
Well done, boys.
Proud to be a part of something great
Summit students spent another year volunteering with the Allegheny Valley Association of Churches to facilitate a donation drive and distribution for community members.
Students transported and sorted donations of clothing, toys, sundries and food on the first day of the event. The following day, they spent time helping folks with their shopping and carrying items to their cars.
We are very proud of our young men and their work at this wonderful event.
Thank you, Allegheny Valley Association of Churches, for allowing us to participate.
To learn more about their incredibly valuable work, check out their website at https://www.avaoc.org/
The boys are in action tonight at 7:00pm at Propel Montour.
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Good luck to the Summit Academy Knights basketball team in their home opener tonight at 6:00pm for JV and 7:30pm for Varsity.
We are UKnighted!!!
Check out the schedule update for today’s wrestling match… we are now at HOME at 3:00pm.
GOOD LUCK, KNIGHTS!!!
Check out the entire schedule to come out and cheer on the Knights this season!
They volunteered to speak with Central Armstrong High School students about their experiences with drug use and the implications of those decisions on their lives.
We are incredibly proud of these students for stepping out of their comfort zone to share their personal stories and serve as positive role models for other students.
Special thanks to State Trooper Rice, District Magistrate DeComo and District Attorney Charlton for supporting this critical program and allowing Summit Academy to be a part.
For more information on the Drugs Kills Dreams Program:
Please call or email for additional information to Gina Samosky, Corporate Communications Coordinator