The Road from High School to COLLEGE!

Thomas Haugh was a human highlight reel during his first two years at New Oxford, Haugh last season at NO, he helped lead New Oxford to a 26-5 record and the Colonials reach the 5A State quarterfinals in 2019. 

In 2020 Haugh would transfer and reclassify at Perkiomen High School. During his senior year in 2022-2023 he averaged 24 ppg and was named a first team all state. He also helped Perkiomen reach the State Championship that same year. Haugh would later commit to Florida where during his freshman year he played in 36 games getting significant minutes off the bench and helping Florida reach the NCAA March Madness tournament. 

Tommy will be looking to make an even bigger impact during his junior year and expect Florida to be a surprise contender in the SEC and Haugh to have a breakout season! 

Michael has been a basketball fixture around York County since his youth. Known for his speed, leaping ability and ball handling skills, Dickson junior year he made YAIAA 2nd Team and as senior was named YAIAA 2021 Co-Player of the Year while at Dallastown. Dickson was  also a 1,000 point scorer for the Wildcats. 

He originally didn’t go to college and attended Mount Zion Prep a school in Maryland which would help his college recruitment and wouldn’t hurt his eligibility. 

PSAC Mansfield offered the high flyer a scholarship and during his freshman year he played in 25 games and started 3 of them, he also averaged 10 ppg. 

His sophomore year Dickson took off as he started all 28 games and scored a career high 27 points against Shippensburg and averaged 12.5 ppg that year.

Now transferring to Shippensburg, Dickson is highly touted as the incoming starting point guard that will make an immediate impact on the team.  

York High has had lots of highlight and skilled players play at the college level, it’s hard to compare many to how dominant Jaheim White (aka Florida) was. 

Watching him LIVE was a sight to see as he dazzled fans for 3 years as a Bearcat. Jaheim was a multiple time Sports Shooting Stars player of the game recipient and was named our #1 Power Player going into his senior year. 

White has had 3 consecutive seasons of 1000 yards rushing at York High and was unstoppable.

White senior season with  York High was another incredible year. Jaheim ran for 1,918 yards and 37 touchdowns, he also caught 33 catches for 428 yards. One of his game highlights was when he scored 7 touchdowns and ran for 417 yards against Dallastown 6 on offense and 1 on defense. The Bearcat squad(6-4) would make the district playoff against Central York they ultimately wouldn’t win but Jaheim had an amazing game tallying 328 yards and 3 scores. 

White would be selected as the YAIAA Offensive Player of the Year in 2022, The School record holder in rushing yards with (5,780) and be selected as an All State First Team, he was also rated as the 23rd best overall player in the Pennsylvania class of 2023.   

Jahiem committed to West Virginia to play football where in his freshman year he would appear in 12 games and start 3 of them. He also earned freshman All American Honors, while also having 842 yards rushing and scoring 4 times. Coming into his sophomore year White is poised to have a breakout 1,000 yard season hopefully and look to maybe potentially improve his draft stock for the future. He is also featured on NCAA College Game Day 2025! 

Beau Pribula was a four year letterman at Central York and a 3x captain along with being a three year starter. He also was a first team All State in 6A during 2 of his 4 seasons. Pribula was a 2 time offensive player of the year in YAIAA, a MiniMaxwell award winner. Beau was also a multiple time Sports Shooting Player of the Game. 

During his junior year is when Pribula took his big steps. He led Central to a 10-1 record during the covid season. He also threw for 2,000+ yards, and 34 touchdowns along with 500 yards on the ground and 14 rushing touchdowns and also completing 67 percent of his passes. 

The Panthers ultimately won the District 3 Class 6A district championship. 

Central unfortunately would lose in the State Championship to national Powerhouse St. Joe's Prep (Philly)  but in Bribula senior season he would complete 73 percent of his passes while leading Central to an 11-1 record and throwing for 2K years and 33 touchdowns. 

Pribula would commit to Penn State to play football. During Pribula's first two seasons he would start out as a backup quarterback, and made several National TV appearances his sophomore year. He netted 4 touchdowns and ran for 6. Labeled a dual threat at QB, Beau also secured several NIL deals in the process.. Pribula enters his sophomore year, stronger, better and with a lot of fanfare. Expect more touches for Pribula this season and the potential to become a starter for Nittany Lions.  

Davante Dennis was a standout athlete for the Red Lion in multiple sports. He had multiple small D1 offers for Football and Basketball, he ended up choosing Basketball where he opted to Walk on at University Incarnate Wood.

As a senior in high school Dennis averaged 17.6 ppg and shot 51% from the field, and was co YAIAA D1 player of the year with Michael Dickson. He would redshirt his first year during college, during his sophomore year he played in 28 games and averaged 8 ppg, his junior year his minutes increased each game. 

Dennis would announce his transfer to West Chester for this upcoming season!  

Aniya Matthews Dallastown career was highly decorated. She was selected as a First Team YAIAA Division one all star in 2019. In the 2020 season she was selected as a Second Team YAIAA D1 all star. Matthews also led Dallastown to back to back YAIAA County Championships She originally committed to Temple to play basketball, but unfortunately she suffered an injury during his freshman year, she would transfer to Lafayette College where she had a good sophomore year playing in eight games. 

During her junior year she was a reserve and in 13 games and started 8 to close out the year and averaged 2.4 points.

Her next year she played in 15 games and had a career high 4 rebounds against Notre Dame. She finished her career averaging 1.4 ppg and 18 blocks during her 3 years at Lafayette.  

Juelz Goff was one our most highlighted players during his high school career, Goff was a multiple time Sports Shooting Stars player of the game recipient and the all time leading rusher in Central York history.

During his junior year Goff really took off in a big way rushing for 24 touchdowns and 1,611 yards. He also caught 26 catches for 336 yards and 3 TD’s along with 2 kick return scores. He officially had 29 total touchdowns in 2022. At the end of the year he landed as a YAIAA First Team Selection and An All State Selection. 

One of Goff's notable games came against York High where Central was down a QB and Goff put his team on his back “quite literally”, where he ran the ball nearly every play on offense against York High. Central York won that game by 1 touchdown.

Goff's senior season, he once again had great numbers, rushing for over 1,400 yards and 27 scores even while missing 2 games with an injury. During his game against Red Lion was when he broke the record for the most rushing yards by a Central York running back. 

He ended his career with his total yards being 3,761 yards rushing. Goff at the end of 2023 was named YAIAA Division 1 Player of the Year and another All State Selection and a Pennsylvania Football Writers All-Class 6A. Goff would commit to Pittsburgh to play college football where he is currently a freshman on the depth chart and has high potential according to some of the coaching staff.

Greg Guidinger is Central York's all time leading scorer and dominant player throughout all of his four years of high school. He was also a multiple time Sports Shooting Stars player of the game and was a multiple time YAIAA Basketball player of the year. 

Greg’s junior was expected to take a big leadership role after Central’s lone senior that year Ethan Dodson suffered a bad injury. He would also eclipse the 1000 point milestone his Jr. year. 

Greg would break the all time record in Central York basketball points. Guidinger would also lead Central to top seed in District 3 6A and a County Championship once again. Guidinger would average around 20 points per game. Once again he was named YAIAA Player of the Year and an All State Selection. 

That Panther team would however make a surprise run and win the State Title in 2023-24 season and Guidinger was voted Mr Pennsylvania Basketball. He also played Volleyball for Central York his senior season and committed to  Loyola Maryland to further his hoop career. 

In high school, Karron Mallory was a walking highlight reel for the YAIAA despite only being 5 '11. He scored in bunches and was also a multiple time Sports Shooting Stars Player of the Game recipient. During Mallory  sophomore season he became a starter and never looked back!  

As a junior in 2020 Mallory was selected as a first team All County YAIAA, during that season he averaged 12 ppg, and led the Bobcats to a 5-5 record and an appearance in the District 3 5A Playoffs. Karron would then go on to have a huge senior season scoring 18 points per game and leading the Bobcats to a 16-13 record which would include making the YAIAA County tournament semifinals, making it to the district playoffs and eventually making an appearance in the PIAA 5A State Playoffs. 

In 2023 Mallory would take his talents to Hood College to play basketball, As a freshman he played as a reserve behind a  junior and senior heavy loaded Hood squad that made the NCAA Tournament. . Mallory during his first year averaged 3 points per game, his career high so far is 12 points and was 27-83 from the field. He will be looking to have a breakout sophomore year and garner even more minutes!