Sponsored by the Pennsylvania News Media Association, the annual Student Keystone Press Awards contest recognize high school and college journalism that provides relevance, integrity and initiative in serving readers. Any student at any public, private or parochial Pennsylvania high school, college or university who has had his or her material published in the school newspaper may enter the contest. Students who have had their work published on a digital news site may enter the contest provided the site meets the criteria as outlined in the contest rules.
Winners will be honored at the America East News Media & Technology Summit on Wednesday, April 3, 2019, in Hershey, Pa.
Congratulations to our PSPA member schools recognized in the 2019 PNA Student Keystone Press Awards. See the full list here.
The Spoke, Conestoga High School
1st Place, Public Service/Enterprise Package: “Cheating with a Big C: Student integrity under question at Conestoga and beyond”
Betty Ben Dor, Neil Goldenthal, Justin Huang, Ian Ong
Honorable Mention, Reviews: “Review: Restaurants of the King of Prussia Town Center”
Claire Guo, Neil Goldenthal
Honorable Mention, Sports Photo: “Glorifying the gold (Villanova parade)”
Elizabeth Billman
Honorable Mention, Video Story: “Philadelphia Womens March 2018”
Avery Maslowsky
The Stinger, Emmaus High School
1st Place, Ongoing News Coverage: Flood Coverage
Staff
1st Place, Photo Story: “Coming together: 800 observe walkout”
Rylan Bassett, Emma Brashear, Arianna Werner
2nd Place, Public Service/Enterprise Package: “The hidden shame: Emmaus students open up about sexual harassment”
Caroline Bond, Luke Maake, Cassidy Klingman, Makayla Frazier
Honorable Mention, General News: “From skinhead to speaker: former neo-Nazi advocates for acceptance at EHS”
Katie Taranto
Honorable Mention, Ongoing News Coverage: Emmaus response to Parkland shooting
Staff
Honorable Mention, Public Service/Enterprise Package: “Prejudice in the East Penn Area”
Isabella Wegner, Makenzie Christman, Michael Moyzan, Renee Martin
Honorable Mention, Editorials
Ronald Rohlsen
Honorable Mention, Layout & Design: “Black History Month”
Erica Love
FHS Press, Freedom Area High School
2nd Place, Personality Profile: “Fighting for Freedom”
Natalie Dubovi
2nd Place, Feature Photo: “SAD and under weather”
Madison Snavely
The Friar’s Lantern, Malvern Preparatory School
1st Place, General News: “AP Policy Update 2018-2019”
Michael Harrington, Evan Waitte
1st Place, Sports Story: “ACL Tears Playing Time at All Levels”
Kyle Leonard
Honorable Mention, Sports Story: “Superstitions are Game Changers”
Garrett Hallinan
2nd Place, Cartoon/Graphic Illustration: “College Map 2018”
Billy Carlini, Ian Lebano
The Uproar, North Allegheny High School
2nd Place, Editorials
Rin Swann
2nd Place, Columns: “Turncoat”
Jonathan Ross
The Panther Press, Saegertown High School
2nd Place, Reviews: “Ready Player One Rocks”
Sam Shelenberger
First Place, Video Story: “Holiday Pawdcast, 2018”
Sam Shelenberger, Dustin Steiger
Winners will be honored at the America East News Media & Technology Summit on Wednesday, April 3, 2019, in Hershey, Pa.
Congratulations to our PSPA member schools recognized in the 2019 PNA Student Keystone Press Awards. See the full list here.
The Spoke, Conestoga High School
1st Place, Public Service/Enterprise Package: “Cheating with a Big C: Student integrity under question at Conestoga and beyond”
Betty Ben Dor, Neil Goldenthal, Justin Huang, Ian Ong
Honorable Mention, Reviews: “Review: Restaurants of the King of Prussia Town Center”
Claire Guo, Neil Goldenthal
Honorable Mention, Sports Photo: “Glorifying the gold (Villanova parade)”
Elizabeth Billman
Honorable Mention, Video Story: “Philadelphia Womens March 2018”
Avery Maslowsky
The Stinger, Emmaus High School
1st Place, Ongoing News Coverage: Flood Coverage
Staff
1st Place, Photo Story: “Coming together: 800 observe walkout”
Rylan Bassett, Emma Brashear, Arianna Werner
2nd Place, Public Service/Enterprise Package: “The hidden shame: Emmaus students open up about sexual harassment”
Caroline Bond, Luke Maake, Cassidy Klingman, Makayla Frazier
Honorable Mention, General News: “From skinhead to speaker: former neo-Nazi advocates for acceptance at EHS”
Katie Taranto
Honorable Mention, Ongoing News Coverage: Emmaus response to Parkland shooting
Staff
Honorable Mention, Public Service/Enterprise Package: “Prejudice in the East Penn Area”
Isabella Wegner, Makenzie Christman, Michael Moyzan, Renee Martin
Honorable Mention, Editorials
Ronald Rohlsen
Honorable Mention, Layout & Design: “Black History Month”
Erica Love
FHS Press, Freedom Area High School
2nd Place, Personality Profile: “Fighting for Freedom”
Natalie Dubovi
2nd Place, Feature Photo: “SAD and under weather”
Madison Snavely
The Friar’s Lantern, Malvern Preparatory School
1st Place, General News: “AP Policy Update 2018-2019”
Michael Harrington, Evan Waitte
1st Place, Sports Story: “ACL Tears Playing Time at All Levels”
Kyle Leonard
Honorable Mention, Sports Story: “Superstitions are Game Changers”
Garrett Hallinan
2nd Place, Cartoon/Graphic Illustration: “College Map 2018”
Billy Carlini, Ian Lebano
The Uproar, North Allegheny High School
2nd Place, Editorials
Rin Swann
2nd Place, Columns: “Turncoat”
Jonathan Ross
The Panther Press, Saegertown High School
2nd Place, Reviews: “Ready Player One Rocks”
Sam Shelenberger
First Place, Video Story: “Holiday Pawdcast, 2018”
Sam Shelenberger, Dustin Steiger
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