Seneca Valley senior quarterback/defensive back Madi Barnyk will be on stage when the Pittsburgh Steelers make their first-round pick Thursday night outside Acrisure Stadium.
Madi Barnyk exemplifies what it means to be a leader for her teammates and her community. A senior for Seneca Valley Girls Flag Football, Madi’s character and work ethic elevates everyone around her.
Madi Barnyk made her first varsity start at quarterback Tuesday night. The Seneca Valley senior flag football player had been helping steer the Raiders for much longer.
Flag football is now an official PIAA sport, even though some high schools in Butler County have been training teams for the game for several years.
With the inaugural girls flag football season upon us, here are some of the top players from Mars, North Catholic and Seneca Valley to watch on the field this season, after speaking with their head coaches.
Seneca Valley is making history with every snap, pass and touchdown. Listen to this episode of the Voices Podcast to learn about Seneca Valley’s newest sport, girl flag football. From its student-driven origins to its rapid success, this program is making a big impact on and off the field. Listen as Ms. Heather Lewis and Mr. Chris Eden discuss how the team was formed, the excitement of the season, how to get involved and much more!
Seneca Valley middle school teacher wins the 2024 Good Neighbor Award by NexTier Bank. Read more to learn about Mr. Chris Eden, a Health and Physical Education teacher, who was recognized for going above and beyond in both his personal and professional life.
Madi was selected as one of the Penguins’ top 25 leaders and reflects her hard work, thoughtfulness, and exceptional communication skills
