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2022 PIAA Team Championships – AA Preview

Thursday marks the first day in Hershey for the 2022 PIAA State Team Championships. This is one of the best tournaments team wise, in the country. This tournament not only includes some of the top wrestling teams in the state of Pennsylvania, but some of the top individual talent in the country.

Top Half of Bracket

Benton

Benton is led by multiple state medal contenders including Chase Burke (120, 126), Ethan Kolb (132, 138), and Nolan Lear (172, 189). This Benton team has always had some great individual talent through the years, but depth in the roster was always an issue for this team, not this year though. Benton can usually put out a full lineup which in today’s age of team dual wrestling in high school, which is potent.

Notable Wins/Losses

2 wins over Montgomery (36-23 and 40-24)

Win over Forest Hills (34-25)

Loss to Clearfield (39-27)

Faith Christian

Faith Christian can put out a very solid lineup. This is not a team that is going to wow you with an incredibly talented roster, but this is a team that just comes out to scrap and that is dangerous to any opponent. This team is led by 2x PA state medalist Eric Alderfer (145, 152). That is not the only name to watch out for because this team has some great young talent including Sam Hunter (106, 113), Chase Hontz (126), Max Stein (138), and Luke Sugalski (160, 172) with all four of them being Freshmen.

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Abington Heights (44-24)

Win over Dallastown (37-22)

Brookville

Brookville has been a familiar name coming out of District 9 and always puts out a good lineup. This team is led by 2x PA state medalist Owen Reinsel (132, 138). Like Faith Christian, this team does not have a “knock your socks off” talented lineup, but this team has some notable talent looking to burst into the scene this year. Watch out for Jared Popson (113), Brayden Kunselman (132, 138), and Jackson Zimmerman (189, 215) in this tournament. Those might be names that we could be seeing in a couple of weeks when the individual tournaments get going.

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Burrell (40-27)

Win over Reynolds (51-18)

Loss to Bald Eagle Area (45-23)

Loss to Chestnut Ridge (35-25)

Burgettstown

Burgettstown has a really deep lineup with a ton of notable talent. This team is led by Parker (106, 113) and Joey (132, 138) Sentipal who are excellent talents and two to look out for. Also, in this lineup you should watch out for Gaven Suica (126, 132), Rudy Brown (138, 145), Eric Kovach (138, 145, 152), Hunter Guiddy (145, 152, 160) and Joey Baronick (285).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Corry (47-12)

Loss to Quaker Valley (36-35)

Notre Dame GP

This is about the most dominant lineup that you will see in the AA tournament this weekend. This team is led by Ayden Smith (106, 113), Brandon Chletsos (132, 138), Evan Maag (145, 152), and Holden Garcia (160). Another name to watch out for is Mason Ludlow (285). There is not much to say here because the talent speaks for itself, but this is a team just like Benton in the past years. They had extraordinary talent but not enough depth as a team, they do this year though.

Notable Wins/Losses

2 wins over Saucon Valley (35-15 and 50-5)

Loss to Blair Academy (52-6)

Loss to Bethlehem Catholic (30-18)

Corry Area

Corry has a lot of depth in their lineup and has a good shot to make some noise in this tournament. This team is led by two big guys in PA state medalist Hayden Linkerhof (215) and Xavier Reyda (285). Like I said this is a deep lineup that has some guys to watch out for in Cody Proper (120), William Allen (126), Damion Kinney (132, 138), Hunter Savitz (138, 145), Trey Proper (145, 152, 160), and Mason Savitz (172).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Cochranton (39-27)

Win over Tyrone (36-29)

Loss to Burgettstown (47-12)

Loss to Hickory (36-25)

Bishop McDevitt (D3)

Bishop McDevitt is another team that has some great depth in their lineup. This team is led by Jake Gilfoil (145), Andrew Christie (152), Kade Werner (189), PA state medalist Bryce Enders (215) and 2021 state runner-up Riley Robell (285). A couple other names to look out for is Hunter Wagner (126, 132), Anthony Glessner (160), and Lucas Lawler (172).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Camp Hill (44-30)

Win over Boiling Springs (37-26)

Burrell

Burrell has become a staple in this tournament and might as well just put the first Thursday of the state tournament in the schedule before the season starts. Burrell is led by 2021 state runner-up Cooper Hornack (120) and Nicholas Ferra (132). There is some good talent on this roster though including Calio Zanella (113), Shawn Szymanski (145, 152), Damian Barr (160, 172), Nicole Zanella (160, 172), Cole Clark (189, 215), and Luke Boylan (215, 285).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Ft LeBoeuf (37-30)

2 Wins over Mt Pleasant (43-25 and 33-24)

Loss to Brookville (40-27)

Loss to Chestnut Ridge (52-19)

Loss to Quaker Valley (30-28)

Bottom Half of Bracket

Quaker Valley

Quaker Valley has a really balanced lineup with little to no holes from top to bottom. They are led by PA state medalist Patrick Cutchember (189, 215). There is a ton of talent to watch out for including Isaac Maccaglia (106, 113), Logan Richey (120, 126), Brandon Krul (126, 132), Michael Carmody (132, 138), Justin Richey (152, 160), Mason Diemert (172, 189), and Amir McCracken (215, 285).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Burgettstown (36-35)

Win over Burrell (30-28)

Loss to Norwin (34-30)

Loss to Connellsville (53-19)

Saucon Valley

Another District 11 team that is just flat out talented from top to bottom. What makes this team so good is most of their talent is young. Saucon Valley is led by Christopher Arciuolo (152, 160), PA state medalist Jacob Jones (172), PA state medalist Ty Csencsits (189), Tyler Pfizenmayer (189, 215, 285), and PA state medalist Dante Mahaffey (215, 285). Some other standouts include freshmen Cole Hubert (106, 113), Aiden Grogg (113, 120), Jackson Albert (120, 126), Hector Mateo (126, 132). Also, wrestlers to watch out for include Connor Nicholas (132), Travis Riefenstahl (138, 145), and Cael Markle (145, 152).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Spring-Ford (55-15)

Win over Boiling Springs (46-21)

2 wins over Catasauqua (51-15 and 51-21)

Win over Canton (50-14)

2 losses to Notre Dame GP (35-15 and 50-5)

Forest Hills

Forest Hills is a lot like Faith Christian and Brookville, not a lot of wow talent, but they come to wrestle every dual. Forest Hills is led by Easton Toth (138), PA state medalist Noah Teeter (145, 152) and 2x state champion and 3x state medalist Jackson Arrington (152, 160). Some wrestlers to also watch out for include Hunter Forcellini (126, 132), Dustin Flinn (160, 172), and Kirk Bearjar (215, 285).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over General McLane (52-15)

Win over Bald Eagle Area (32-30)

Win over Tyrone (39-34)

Loss to Chestnut Ridge (55-15)

Loss to Benton (34-25)

Loss to Montoursville (36-30)

Boiling Springs

Boiling Springs has always had a strong lineup and they have another one this year. They are led by Rai Barber (113), Eli Bounds (126, 132), Kobin Karper (138, 145), and PA state medalist Michael Duggan (152, 160). There are other wrestlers to watch out for including Luke Magnani (106, 113), Ean Wilson (145, 152), Deion White (172), Collin Neal (189), Jacob Scott (215), and Julyan Dodson (285).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over West Perry (31-25)

Loss to Saucon Valley (46-21)

Loss to Bishop McDevitt (D3) (37-26)

Lackawanna Trail

Lackawanna Trail absolutely dominated the District 2 field this year, never coming close to losing a dual. They are led by Max Bluhm (138, 145), Michael Bluhm (145, 152), Deegan Ross (152, 160), and Seth Ross (189, 215). Other wrestlers to watch out for include Brayden Clarke (106, 113), Cole Henry (113, 120), Gareth Fowler (120, 126), Ethan Lee (132), Tyler Rozanski (172, 189), and Jonah Houser (215, 285).

Notable Wins/Losses

2 wins over Honesdale (46-17 and 49-12)

Win over Wyoming Area (43-20)

Chestnut Ridge

Another staple in Hershey is Chestnut Ridge. Similarly, to Lackawanna Trail, Chestnut Ridge dominated District 5 opponents all season long. Chestnut Ridge is led by PA state medalist Ross Dull (120), PA state medalist Calan Bollman (132, 138), and PA state medalist Luke Moore (160, 172). This is an exceptionally talented roster with many guys to watch out for including Easton Mull (106), Brock Holderbaum (113), Kobi Burkett (126), Trevor Weyandt (145, 152), Jack Moyer (152, 160), Daniel Moore (172, 189), and Nick Presnell (189, 215).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Forest Hills (55-15)

Win over Ft LeBoeuf (53-12)

Win over Burrell (52-19)

Win over Brookville (35-25)

Hickory

Another really quality team is Hickory with some notable talent on the roster. This team is led by 2021 PA champion Louie Gill (106, 113, 120), PA state medalist Connor Saylor (138, 145), and 2x PA state medalist Carter Gill (145, 152). Some other notable wrestlers to look out for are Dylan O’Brien (106, 113), Timmy Krivosh (126, 132), Cody Miller (132, 138), Ty Holland (172, 189).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Corry (36-25)

Win over Ft LeBoeuf (44-27)

Loss to Erie Cathedral Prep (48-21)

Loss to Reynolds (42-28)

West Perry

West Perry came through a really tough schedule this season and ended up being 19-5. This is due to a roster that is exceptionally talented. There are a couple of holes in the lineup but the guys that West Perry puts on the mat makes up for it. They are led by PA state medalist Deven Jackson (113, 120), PA state medalist Nolen Zeigler (138, 145), Justice Hockenberry-Folk (160, 172), and Brad Morrison (215, 285). To go along with them, they have a couple guys to look out for including Jackson Rush (120, 126), Tyler Morrison (126, 132), Blain Puchalsky (132, 138), and Tucker Seidel (138, 145).

Notable Wins/Losses

Win over Cumberland Valley (33-23)

Win over Northern Lebanon (37-21)

Win over Montgomery (36-28)

Loss to Manheim Twp (36-26)

Loss to Bald Eagle Area (35-31)

Loss to Boiling Springs (43-23)

Rosters and schedules used in this preview where accessed from http://www.pa-wrestling.com/

2021 Super 32 – PA Wrestlers to Watch (152-285)

Here I will be highlighting 152-285 lbs and who to look out for in one of the nations best high school tournaments. All records that are provided for the wrestlers I highlight were used from pa-wrestling.com. They do a great job of tracking PA wrestlers and provide stats, results, and up to date information on PIAA wrestling.

152 LBS

Erik Gibson (Bishop McCort)

Kaiden Wagner (Lewisburg)

Michael Duggan (Boiling Springs)

Erik Gibson (Bishop McCort), who comes out of District 6 AA and is headed into his Senior season. The Cornell commit is a 2-time state placer including a 3rd and a 6th place finish 2 years ago. Gibson has a career record of 90-11 through 3 seasons.

Kaiden Wagner (Lewisburg), out of District 4 AA is headed into his Senior season. Wagner earned his first State medal last season, finishing with a 5th Place finish at 132 lbs. Wagner has a career record of 90-22.

Michael Duggan (Boiling Springs), who comes out of District 3 AA and is heading into his Junior Year. Duggan earned his first State medal last season with a 3rd Place finish. Duggan is working on a career record of 65-17.

160 LBS

Carter Gill (Hickory)

Jared Keslar (Connellsville)

Levi Haines (Biglerville)

Carter Gill (Hickory), who comes out of District 10 AA is headed into his Senior season. Gill has earned himself 2 medals at the state tournament getting a 6th and a 7th. Gill comes into this season with a 99-29 career record.

Jared Keslar (Connellsville), coming out of District 7 AAA and is going into his Senior season. Keslar is a 2-time state placer grabbing himself 2 4th place finishes in back to back seasons. Keslar heads into his Senior year with a 91-24 career record.

Levi Haines (Biglerville), who comes out of District 3 AA is heading into his Senior season. Along with Haines international success as a Cadet World Team member, Haines is a 3-time PIAA finalist with 1 state championship coming last season. Haines, the Penn State commit, is heading into this season with a 100-5 record.

170 LBS

Rocco Welsh (Waynesburg) Ohio State commit

Rune Lawerence (Frazier)

Nolan Lear (Benton)

Rocco Welsh (Waynesburg), who comes out of District 7 AAA, is heading into his Junior season. Welsh, who recently committed to Ohio State, is a 2-time state finalist including 2 runner-up performances. Welsh is working on a 70-16 career record.

Rune Lawerence (Frazier), who comes out of District 7 AA and is heading into his Sophomore year. Lawerence went 1 for 1 at PIAA’s winning a state championship at 172 last season. Lawerence has a career record of 30-1.

Nolan Lear (Benton), coming out of District 4 AA is heading into his Senior season. Lear is a 2-time state medalist earning himself a 5th and a 3rd at last year’s State tournament. Lear is working on a 102-16 career record.

182 LBS

Brian Finnerty (Thomas Jefferson)

Brian Finnerty (Thomas Jefferson), who represents District 7 AAA is heading into his Senior season. Finnerty has not placed at the state tournament but was in last seasons West AAA Super-Regional. Finnerty has a career record of 77-28.

195 LBS

Quinn Collins (Central Bucks East)

Quinn Collins (Central Bucks East), who is coming out of District 1 AAA and is heading into his Senior season. Collins placed at last year’s State tournament, placing 6th at 215. Collins has a career record of 87-32.

220 LBS

Hayden Linkerhof (Corry)

Hayden Linkerhof (Corry), who comes out of District 10 AA is headed into his Senior season. Linkerhof made his first PIAA State tournament appearance last season and earned 7th at 215 lbs. Linkerhof has a 92-20 career record.

285 LBS

Matthew Cruise (Easton)

Matthew Cruise (Easton), coming out of District 11 AAA, and is heading into his Senior year. Cruise has 2 State tournament appearances and earned his first medal last season with getting 5th at 285 lbs. Cruise is working on a 57-34 record through 3 seasons.

2021 Super 32 – PA Wrestlers to Watch (106-145)

Here I will be highlighting 106-145 lbs and who to look out for in one of the nations best high school tournaments. All records that are provided for the wrestlers I highlight were used from pa-wrestling.com. They do a great job of tracking PA wrestlers and provide stats, results, and up to date information on PIAA wrestling.

106 LBS

Bo Bassett (Bishop McCort)

Luke Sirianni (Abington Heights)

I’m going to start with Luke Sirianni (Abington Heights) since he was in the fold at 106 lbs last year. Sirianni comes out of District 2 AAA, and showed a ton of promise in the postseason as a Sophomore and now he’s a Junior. Sirianni placed 6th at PIAA’s last season. So far he has a career record of 49-20 and has a good chance to join the 100 wins club by the end of his Senior year.

Bo Bassett (Bishop McCort) who is coming out of District 6 AA, and is somebody that has legitimate 1st place hopes in this tournament. Don’t believe me? Well check out the results from Cadet Worlds earlier in the Summer where he dominated World competition in every match. Bassett has become a name that people in the US, that are familiar with wrestling, will know so there will be all types of eyes on him. Bassett participated in the Middle School division of Super 32 last year and took first at 95 lbs.

113 LBS

Carson Wagner (Northampton)

Vincent Kilkeary (Greater Latrobe)

Sam Herring (Bishop McCort)

Landon Bainey (West Branch)

Tyler Chappell (Seneca Valley)

Carson Wagner (Northampton), coming out of District 11 AAA, is a 2-time PIAA medalist and is an incoming Junior for Northampton. Wagner last year won both his district and his region at 106 lbs over Sirriani last season. Wagner posts a 52-19 career record and looks to improve on a 6th and 5th finish at States.

Vincent Kilkeary (Greater Latrobe), who is coming out of District 7 AAA and is a 2-time PIAA medalist as he heads into his Junior year. Kilkeary is a PIAA state champion as a Freshman and got 3rd last year after losing to Zach Jacaruso (Delaware Valley) in the Semi-Finals last year. Kilkeary post a career 56-10 record including a 26-3 record last season. Kilkeary returns to this year’s Super 32 tournament as a returning champion from 106 lbs.

Sam Herring (Bishop McCort) is another interesting wrestler coming out of District 6 AA. Herring’s most recent performance was in Fargo at the 16U National’s where he placed 2nd. Herring is a rising Middle School wrestler and is looking to dominate the high school field.

Landon Bainey (West Branch), who comes out of District 6 AA is headed into his Sophmore year as a returning state medalist. Bainey last season earned 6th at PIAA’s and before that he won his District and place 2nd at Regionals and Super Regionals. Bainey posts a career record at 23-6 and is bumping up from 106 lbs.

Tyler Chappell (Seneca Valley), who comes out of District 7 AAA is going to be a Junior this season and is a returning state medalist. Chappell improved last year from his Freshman year as he won his District, Regional, and Super Regional along with placing 3rd last year at PIAA’s. Chappell posts a 63-16 record headed into his Junior year.

120 LBS

Jaden Pepe (Wyoming Area)

Brock Weiss (Jersey Shore)

Mason Leiphart (Dover)

Jaden Pepe (Wyoming Area), coming out of District 2 AA is a incoming Junior coming off of a great 2021 campaign. Pepe is a 2-time state medalist including a 3rd and a State Championship last season. Pepe posts an impressive 69-4 record and is on track this year to possibly reach 100 wins and this tournament can cut into that.

Brock Weiss (Jersey Shore) is representing District 4 AA and is an incoming Sophomore. Weiss did not place last year but fell just short of competing at States, losing in the Super-Regionals. Weiss was 31-6 as a freshman and mostly wrestled 106 lbs for Jersey Shore but appeared in a couple matches at 113.

Mason Leiphart (Dover) out of District 3 AAA is headed into his Senior season. The Franklin & Marshall commit won his first State medal last year as he placed 3rd at 120. Leiphart has a career record of 93-11 and is, barring an injuries or other issues, going to join the 100 wins club.

126 LBS

Vince Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary)

Dante Frinzi (Bethlehem Catholic)

Vince Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary) is an incoming Freshman for Wyoming Seminary. Bouzakis recently competed at 16U Nationals in Fargo where he placed 6th at 126 lbs.

Dante Frinzi (Bethlehem Catholic), who comes out of District 11 AAA is heading into his Senior season. Frinzi us a 2-time state medalist placing 5th and 4th in last years state tournament. Frinzi has a 79-28 career record at Bethlehem Catholic.

132 LBS

Mac Church (Waynesburg)

Ethan Kolb (Benton)

Nic Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary)

Mac Church (Waynesburg), coming out of District 7 AAA who is headed into his Junior year and has recently committed to Virginia Tech. Church has performed very well in National tournaments and has had some great PA success. Church is a 2-time medalist, taking 3rd and winning a state title last season. Church has a career record of 78-8 and has made the jump from 120 to 132.

Ethan Kolb (Benton), coming out of District 4 AA is going into his Junior season. Kolb is coming off of 2 consecutive 7th Place finishes at the state tournament. Kolb is coming into this year with a 52-17 career record.

Nic Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary) is headed into his Senior year this season for Wyoming Seminary. The Ohio State commit has had great national success including a 3rd Place finish at Junior Nationals in Fargo, 2-time Super 32 Champion, and a 2020 National Prep Champion.

138 LBS

Tyler Kasak (Bethlehem Catholic)

Matthew Repos (Central Dauphin)

Dominic Findora (Downingtown West)

Tyler Kasak (Bethlehem Catholic), who comes out of District 11 AAA is headed into his Junior season. Kasak is a 2-time state medalist earning a 5th and winning the state championship last year at 126 lbs. Kasak has a 35-2 career record, including a 16-0 performance last year.

Matthew Repos (Central Dauphin) out of District 3 AAA is coming into his Junior season. Repos is a 2-time state medalist including a 4th place and a 7th Place finish last season. Repos in his 2 years has a 70-12 record and is up from 132 last season.

Dominic Findora (Downingtown West) out of District 1 AAA is heading into his Senior season. Findora earned his first medal last season with his 4th place finish at 126 lbs. Findora posts an 88-25 career record and should join the 100 wins club this year.

145 LBS

Jude Swisher (Bellefonte)

Pierson Manville (State College)

Conner Harer (Montgomery)

Jackson Arrington (Forest Hills)

Jude Swisher (Bellefonte), who comes out of District 6 AAA is headed into his Senior season. The Penn commit is a 2-time PIAA medalist which includes a 4th place finish and a 3rd Place finish at last year’s State tournament. Swisher has a career record of 96-17 through 3 seasons.

Pierson Manville (State College also comes out of District 6 AAA. Manville did not place in last years PIAA postseason but had great success at 16U Nationals, earning a 2nd place finish in Freestyle and a 1st place finish in Greco-Roman. Manville does have a career record of 18-3 heading into his Sophomore year.

Conner Harer (Montgomery) represents District 4 AA and is heading into his Sophomore season. Harer picked up a medal at his first State tournament appearance as he earned a 3rd Place finish last year. Harer bounced between 138, 145, and 152 last year and with a 37-4 record as a Freshman it shows his talent.

Jackson Arrington (Forrest Hills) who represents District 6 AA and is heading into his Senior season. The NC State commit is a 3-time state medalist including a 3rd Place finish and 2 state titles, one on 2019 and another last season. Through 3 season Arrington has a 107-6 career record.

2021 Super 32: PA Wrestling List

This is a list of all the wrestlers and schools that will be participating at this year’s Super 32 wrestling tournament coming up on October 23-24. This list will show both PIAA schools and the Prep Schools in Pennsylvania.

The entries list came from super32.com

106 LBS

Bo Bassett (Bishop McCort)

Tyler Kapusta (Franklin Regional)

Dean Houser (Daniel Boone)

Tahir Parkins (Nazareth)

Shane McFillin (Bethlehem Catholic)

Davis Motyka (Wyoming Seminary)

Nico Fanella (Indiana Area)

Cole Campbell (Bethlehem Catholic)

Liam Flanagan (Central Dauphin)

Nathan Desmond (Bethlehem Catholic)

Louie Gill (Hickory)

Luke Sirianni (Abington Heights)

Erne Sement (Council Rock North)

Noco Fanella (Indiana Area)

113 LBS

Carson Wagner (Northampton Area)

Vincent Kilkeary (Greater Latrobe)

Sam Herring (Bishop McCort)

Landon Bainey (West Branch)

Tyler Chappell (Seneca Valley)

Christian Fretwell (Wyoming Seminary)

Andrij Szczesniuk (Bishop Shanahan)

Benjamin Fanelli (Easton)

Arontay Herningcamp (Gateway)

Ky Szewczyk (Waynesburg)

Jason Torres (Malvern Prep)

Jax Forrest (Bishop McCort)

Gauge Botero (Faith Christian Academy)

120 LBS

Hunter Sloan (The Hill School)

Logan Richey (Quaker Valley)

Hayden Cunningham (State High)

Kade Davidheiser (The Hill School)

Troy Hohman (Penn Trafford)

Brock Weiss (Jersey Shore)

Mason Zeigler (Quakertown Community)

Luke Passarelli (Norwin)

Ethan Lebin (Hempfield Area)

Maddox Shaw (Thomas Jefferson)

Mason Leiphart (Dover)

Mason Kernan (Bethel Park)

Robert Pavlek (The Hill School)

Steven Harris (Conwell Egan)

Dalton Perry (Central Mountain)

Jaden Pepe (Wyoming Area)

Jake Bennett (Ft LeBoeuf)

Coen Bainey (Bald Eagle Area)

126 LBS

Blake Reihner (Quest)

Kollin Rath (Bethlehem Catholic)

Joseph Simon (Waynesburg)

Aidan Oshea (Bellefonte)

Given Suica (Burgettstown)

Dylan Granahan (Benton)

Ryan Klingensmith (Kiski Area)

Nikolaus O’Neill (Malvern Prep)

Anthony Ferraro (Pine-Richland)

Maxwell Stein (Faith Christian)

Charlie Robson (Conwell Egan)

Vince Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary)

Gunnar Myers (Wallenpaupack)

Christopher Vargo (Charleroi Area/Bentworth)

Dante Frinzi (Bethlehem Catholic)

132 LBS

Ethan Kolb (Benton)

Mac Church (Waynesburg)

Nick Jones (West Allegheny)

Joey Asterino (The Hill School)

Spencer Barnhart (Malvern Prep)

Trevor Husick (Tussey Mountain)

Colton Stoneking (Waynesburg)

Nic Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary)

138 LBS

Tyler Kasak (Bethlehem Catholic)

Collin Gaj (Quakertown)

Jordan Butler (Harbor Creek)

Bryson Bench (Bethel Park)

Braden Bower (Williamsport)

Luke Simcox (Central Mountain)

Matthew Repos (Central Dauphin)

Dominic Findora (Downingtown West)

Dalton Redden (Gettysburg)

Luke Sipes (Altoona Area)

Ambrose Boni III (Central Valley)

Jordan Butler (Bishop McCort)

Max Parnis (West Chester East)

Connor Saylor (Hickory)

145 LBS

Landon Muth (Bethlehem Catholic)

Daniel Husain (Garnet Valley)

Carter Davis (Central York)

Tyler Soule (Canon McMillan)

Jude Swisher (Bellefonte)

Griffin Gonzalez (Lebanon)

Pierson Manville (State College)

Andrew Harmon (Bethlehem Catholic)

Jaxon Townsend (Gettysburg Area)

Magnus Frable (Wyoming Seminary)

Cameron Milheim (Warrior Run)

Daniel Husain (Garnet Valley)

Conner Harer (Montgomery)

Dylan Evans (Chartiers Valley)

Jackson Arrington (Forest Hills)

Eric Alderfer (Faith Christian Academy)

Shane Kibler (Steller Trained)

Charlie Scanlan (Bethlehem Catholic)

Lonzy Vielma (Connellsville)

152 LBS

Gavin Priest (Central Mountain)

Alan Alexander (Pope John Paul II)

Erik Gibson (Bishop McCort)

Bodie Morgan (Trinity)

Shawn Taylor (West Allegheny)

Kaiden Wagner (Lewisburg)

Mark Gray (Kiski Area)

Gavin Priest (Central Mountain)

Michael Duggan (Boiling Springs)

Kelin Laffey (Pine-Richland)

160 LBS

Carter Gill (Hickory)

Jacob Cherry (Gettysburg Area)

Jared Keslar (Connellsville)

Sam Beckett (Souderton)

Dominic Federici (Wyoming Seminary)

James DeLuise (Bethlehem Catholic)

Tommy Cohenour (Southern Huntingdon)

Levi Haines (Biglerville)

170 LBS

Aaron DeLuca (Montour)

Rocco Welsh (Waynesburg)

Domenic DAgostino (Interboro)

Calvin Leachman (Quakertown)

Dillon Bechtold (Owen J Roberts)

Rune Lawerence (Frazier)

Nolan Lear (Benton)

Kevin Olavarria (Manheim Township)

182 LBS

Jagger Gray (Trinity)

Tucker Hogan (Daniel Boone)

Brian Finnerty (Thomas Jefferson)

Jonathan Harwood (Haverford)

195 LBS

Johnny Miller (Exeter Township)

Quinn Collins (Central Bucks East)

Aiden Hight (Chambersburg)

220 LBS

Nicholas Pavlechko (State College)

Eli Makel (Waynesburg)

Hayden Linkerhof (Corry)

285 LBS

Matthew Cruise (Easton Area)

Gavin Thompson (Brockway)

Zachary Evans (Chambersburg)

2021-2022 PIAA Key Dates

Preliminary Schedule

First Practice – November 19th

First Scrimmage Date – November 26th (2 allowed scrimmages)

Start of Regular Season – December 10th (Max length of Regular Season is 12 weeks and allowed 22 Regular Season Contests)

PIAA Team Wrestling (District Deadline) – February 5th

PIAA Team Wrestling (Preliminaries) – February 7th

PIAA Team Wrestling Championships – February 10, 11, 12 at the Giant Center

PIAA Individual Wrestling (District Deadline) – February 26th

PIAA Individual Wrestling (Regional Deadline) – March 5th

2022 PIAA Individual Championships – March 10, 11, 12 at Giant Center

These dates are provide on the PIAA Website were you can read more key dates for other PIAA sports.