Mike Frederick, a 1990 graduate, was named as its head football coach following the recent retirement of Mark Schmidt. Coach Frederick played at “Heartbreak Ridge” under Coach John Chaump from 1987 through 1989. He was a two-way performer at both defensive end/linebacker and also as a tight end. A tough competitor, he was named as both the Courier Times' and the SOL Coaches’ "Player of The Year" following his senior year of 1989. He was credited with 50 first hits and 67 assists that season on defense while he led the ‘Skins as a receiver, hauling in 19 aerials for 264 yards. Named to every local and regional all-star team, he was also a 2nd team all-state selection as a linebacker. Voted Mr. Redskin by his teammates in ’89, he also played in the 1990 Big 33 as he helped Pennsylvania top Maryland, 42-28.

After college he was drafted in the third round by Cleveland where he played his rookie season as a back-up defensive end and on the bomb squads. The Browns then moved to Baltimore where he played for three years before heading to the Titans for his final season of 1999. He was on the squad for the January 2000 Super Bowl game against St. Louis. He played in a total of 70 games while in the NFL

The team struggled this year finishing with a record of 4-6. We had a lot of Seniors advance to the next level. These include Matt Magdalinskas, Tyler Irwin, Cale Kitcheman, JR Stevens,  Kevin Goetz and D'Andre Pollard.