Who is Tulpehocken?

When the Columbia girls' softball team plays its first ever District Three Class AA playoff game next Tuesday at Garrett Park in Willow Street, they will face a team that lost six of its last nine games.
Meet the Tulpehocken Lady Trojans.
Coach John Gilmer's team finished with an 8-5 record in Division IV of the Berks County League and are 9-7 overall.
The Trojans qualified for the Berks County League playoffs for the first time since 1989 with a second place finish in Division IV and promptly lost to Muhlenberg, 5-1 in the first round.
The loss was the third straight  by the Lady Trojans.
Tulpehocken startred the year hot, winning their first four gamews over Antieta (23-0), Holy Name (10-0), Reading Central Catholic (7-1 and Wyomissing (12-2). The team's first loss was a crushing 16-6 loss to Kutztown.
For the season, the Lady Trojans did not score a win over a team with a winning record.
Reading Central Catholic is the only common opponent for the Tide. The Trojans also scored an 11-0 win over RCC.
Gilmer is in his fifth year as Tulpehocken coach.
The team's top player and spark plug is shortstop and leadoff hitter Megan Schneck. Catcher Hilary Faust is a returning all league player.
The circle was shared this season by Jenna Daub and Justine Spatz, both of whom also play the outfield.
The thtird outfielder of note is Sarah Wise.
Here are their scores: (losses in bold)
Antietam, 23-0.
Holy Name, 10-0.
Reading Central Catholic, 7-1.
Wyomissing, 12-2.
Kutztown, 16-6
Blue Mountain, 7-6.
Schuylkill Haven, 6-1
Schuylkill Valley, 10-7
Oley Valley, 4-3
Hamburg, 3-1.
Holy Name, 16-5
Reading Central Catholic, 11-0.
Brandywine Heights, 12-0
Antietak, 17-0.
Kutztown, 12-0
Pottsville Nativity, 5-2
Muhlenberg, 5-1.