-
Senior Simon Wismer pushes classmate Gavin Bingert during the pep rally big wheel race. The winning team gained points for their grade in Student Council’s Class Cup.
-
Del Val math supervisor Ryan Murphy participating in the big wheel race. The teachers took an early lead in the race, ultimately beating the freshman.
-
Del Val’s 2026 Homecoming Court stands together. Sadie Erling and Thomas Denvir won queen and king.
-
The Dawg Pound lead a chant to motivate the team in their pink outfits. The theme for the night was pink out in support of Breast Cancer Awareness.
-
The Del Val Varsity Football Team runs through the banner in their bright yellow uniforms. The team was full of energy and excitement for their Homecoming game.
-
The Del Val Varsity Football team stands at attention during the pre-game ceremonies. The National Anthem was sung by Del Val’s choir.
-
Del Val’s cheer team performs their routine. The cheer team perform during the game to keep up the energy during the game.
-
Quarterback Chase Kraucheunas throws the ball to Brayden Picardo-Leask. Despite the Terriers losing to Bernards 28-0 they continued to work hard throughout the whole game.
-
The Golden Regiment Marching Band performs for the half time show. Their show retells the story of Robin Hood named, “Marian the Ladyhood of Sherwood Forest.”
-
Bernards football team running towards the ball. Bernards took the lead and ran with it, scoring four touchdowns, winning the game 28-0.
Categories:
Del Val football faces Bernards at homecoming game
October 2, 2026
The Del Val Terriers together in their pre-game huddle before the homecoming game begins. This is a tradition for the team, after they run through the banner. Despite a tough loss the team stayed motivated through the game.
Donate to The Delphi
$100
$2,000
Contributed
Our Goal
Your donation will support the student journalists of Delaware Valley Regional High School. Your contribution will allow us to attend conventions, purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.
More to Discover
About the Contributors
Isabel Ghizzone, Live Events Manager
Isabel is a senior at Del Val and a third year reporter for The Delphi. Outside of The Delphi, Isabel is a part of Student Council, volunteers at the Hunterdon County Library, and is the statistician for the volleyball team. In her free time, Isabel likes to read, play video games and sew.
Yulissa Jacinto, Reporter
Yulissa is a Junior at Del Val and is a Reporter. This is her third year working for The Delphi. She likes to write and outside of school she likes to read and hang out with friends.
Bradley Stratton, Reporter
Bradley Stratton is a freshman at Del Val and first year on The Delphi. He is also part of the battery in marching band. Bradley came from Kingwood Township School and loves to read and play music.
Vienna Bedman, Reporter
Vienna is a freshman and this is her first year working with The Delphi. Vienna, also called V by friends, is in band and is a multi-instrumentalist. She enjoys music, sketching, writing and playing golf with her dad.
Lilah Walker, Reporter
Lilah Walker is a senior at Del Val and this is her second year in journalism. She is the athletic photographer and helper of the athletic department. She is also a Thespian and in the marching band. When she has freedom she’ll help out at her American Legion, where she’s an auxiliary member. She also enjoys playing music.
Evie Johnson, Contributing Writer
Evie is a first year writer for The Delphi and a member of the Narrative Journalism class.
Lillyana DeMartino, Reporter
Lillyana is a senior at Del Val and she is a reporter for The Delphi. Lillyana is also a competitive gymnast who loves to write and take pictures in her free time.
Lionel Hornby, Reporter
Lionel Hornby is a sophomore at DVRHS. He enjoys competing with his photos, coding, working with computers, tinkering and is active in the theater.
Kaylee Lubitz, Multimedia Editor
Kaylee Lubitz is a sophomore at Del Val. She is a first time editor who loves to read and write while also listening to music. She is also part of the Business Academy and strives to be a book publisher one day.
Amelia Carpenter, Opinion Editor
Amelia is a sophomore, and this is her second year writing for The Delphi. In her free time, she does crew for the fall play and winter musical. She also enjoys going for walks, drawing, stargazing, watching tv, and listening to music.