Hall of Fame

• Championships
• All-Conference Team Selections
• Single-Season Batting Average
• Single-Season Runs Scored
• Single-Season Hits
• Single-Season RBIs
• Single-Season Doubles
• Single-Season Triples
• Single-Season Home Runs
• Single-Season ERA
• Single-Season Pitching Wins
• Single-Season Strikeouts
• Single-Season Shutouts
• Single-Season Perfect Games

Individual Records:

• Most Points Scored in One Game: (52) Paul Byer, v. Turkeyfoot (2/19/00)
• Most Points Scored in One Season: (858) Jeff Hostetler, 1979
• Most Points Scored in Career: (2505) Paul Byer, 1996-2000
• Most Field Goals Made in One Game: (21) Paul Byer, v. Salisbury (12/10/99)
• Most Field Goals Made in One Season: (349) Jeff Hostetler, 1979
• Most Field Goals Made in Career: (899) Paul Byer, (97–00)
• Most Free Throws Made in One Game:
  • (18) Jordan Poznanski, v. Windber, 2018
  • (14) Dalton Cable, v. Westmont, 1954
  • (14) Ron Hostetler, v. Richland, 1971(14) Todd Hostetler, v. Berlin, 1980
  • (14) Don Haines, v. Windber, 1994
• Most Free Throws Made In One Season: (170) Jordan Poznanski, 2018
• Most Free Throws Made In Career: (530) Jordan Poznanski 2015–2019
• Most Free Throws Tried In One Game: (23) Jordan Poznanski, v. Winder, 2018
• Most Free Throws Tried In One Season: (272) Jeff Hostetler, 1979
• Most Free Throws Tried In One Career: (657) Jordan Poznanski, 2015–2019
• Best Free Throw % For One Season: (94.7%) Andy Byer, 2001–2002, (89/94)
• Most Rebounds In One Game: (27) Dave Holsinger, v. Bedford, 1978
• Most Rebounds In One Season: (458) Jeff Hostetler, 1979
• Most Rebounds In Career: (1058) Jeff Hostetler, (1977–1979)
• Most Assists In One Game: (15) Ned Renzi, v. Vo-Tech, 1983
• Most Assists In One Season: (249) Ned Renzi, 1983
• Most Assists In Career: (383) Ned Renzi, 1980–1983
• Best Points-Per-Game Average, Season: (33.8) Paul Byer, 1999–2000
• Best Points-Per-Game Average, Career: (25.3) Paul Byer, 1996–2000
• Most Steals In One Game: (13) Brian Byer, 1992
• Most Three Point Field Goals Made In One Game: (9) Paul Byer, v. Turkeyfoot (2000)
• Most Three Point Field Goals Made In One Season: (95) Steve Risch, 1991–92
• Most Three Point Field Goals Made In Career: (219) Andy Byer 2001–2005
• Most Blocked Shots In One Game: (8) Austin Speigle v. Ferndale (2/8/14)
• Most Blocked Shots In One Season: (72) Steve Pituch

Team Records

• Most Games Played In One Season: (33) 1990–1991
• Most Points Scored In One Game: (126) v. Salisbury, (126-55), 1968
• Most Points Scored In One Season: (2477) 33 Games, 1990–91
• Most Points Scored In One Quarter: (39) v. Turkeyfoot, 1968
• Most Points Scored By An Opponent: (102) v. Bishop Mccort, (102-53), 1988
• Least Points Scored In One Game: (9) v. Boswell, (27-9), 1944
• Least Points Scored By Opponent: (12) v. Berlin (35-12), 1939, v. Windber, (27-12), 1946
• Most Field Goals Scored In One Game: (47) v. Salisbury, 1968, 1979
• Most Free Throws Tried In One Game: (52) v. Somerset, 1979
• Most Free Throws Made In One Game: (32) v. Turkeyfoot,  1968, v. Salisbury, 1968
• Most Free Throws Tried In One Season: (746) 1979; 458 of 746 or 61%
• Best Free Throw % For One Game: (100%) v. Bishop Guilfoyle, 2007 (10/10)*
• Most Three Point Field Goals Made In One Game: (11) v. Turkeyfoot, 1999–2000,
• (11) v. Somerset, 2006-2007, v. North Star, 2011-12 (11)
• Most Three-Point Field Goals Made In One Season: (141) 2004–2005
• Most Games Won In One Season: (30- 1) 1979; (.967), (30-1) 1983; (.967)
• Most Games Played In One Season: (33) 28-5, 1990–1991
• Most Consecutive Games Won: (30) 1979, (30) 1983
• Most Consecutive Games Lost: (14) 1959
• Best Won-Lost Record For One Year: (30- 1) 1979; (.967), (30-1) 1983; (.967)
• Worst Won-Lost Record For One Year: (1-21) 1944; (.045)

All-Time Leading Scorers (must have scored a minimum of 950 points):

1. Paul Byer – 1996–2000 – 2,505 points
2. Andy Byer – 2001–2005 – 2,360 points
3. Jordan Poznanski – 2015–2019 – 1,995 points
4. Jeff Hostetler – 1977–1979 – 1,853 points
5. Jon Updyke – 2000–2024 – 1,356 points
6. Dillon Boyer – 2009–2013 – 1,344 points
7. Tyler Poznanski – 2017–2021 – 1316 points
8. Jackson Byer – 2018–2022 – 1226 points
9. Todd Hostetler – 1978–1980 – 1,114 points
10. Matt Smith – 1987–1990 – 1,097 points
11. Kevin Byer – 2004–2008 – 1,093 points
12. Grant Speigle – 2009–2012 – 1,050 points
13. Dal Cable – 1952–1954 – 1,039 points
14. Eric Andrews – 1986–1989 – 1,009 points
15. Dr. Dave Holsinger – 1976–1978 – 1,006 points
16. Gary Black – 1988–1991 – 971 points
17. Jeff Byer – 1999–2002 – 956 points
18. Tanner Shirley – 2019–2023 – 950 points

Boys Basketball County Championships:

Boys Basketball Conference Championships:

Boys Basketball District Championships:

Boys Basketball State Runner-up:

Undefeated Seasons:

All-Conference Selections:

1,000 Points Scoring:

• Heather Cigich – 1868 points (2001)
• Stephanie Haines – 1505 points (1988)
• Holly Muir – 1425 points (2005)
• Angela Golob – 1311 points (1982)
• Melissa Akers – 1231 points (1992)
• Lindsey Smith – 1219 points (1997)
• Stacia Haines – 1158 points (1989)
• Stacey Risch – 1156 points (1997)
• Megan Maurer – 1107 points (2008)
• Stephanie Straka – 1059 points (2008)
• Diane Chervenic – 1043 points (1985)
• Jamie Gennett – 1031 points (2008)
• Julie Byer – 1019 points (2010)
• Lyndy Baer – 1014 points (2013)
• Mya Poznanski – 1241 points (2023)

Steals:

• Holly Muir – 123 (2004–05)
• Jamie Gennett – 121 (2006–07)
• Stephanie Straka – 115 (2006–07)

Assists:

• Stephanie Straka – 174 (2005–06)

Most points in One Game:

• Stephanie Haines – 43
• Heather Cigich – 39
• Angela Golob – 39

Rebounds:

• Megan Maurer – 256 (2006–07)
• Tara Rehar – 244 (2004–05)

Somerset County Most Valuable Player Listing:

Somerset County Coach of the Year:

Girls Basketball Conference Championships:

Girls Basketball District Championships:

All-Conference Team Selections:

• 2000–2001 – Heather Cigich and Jill Marcinko
• 2001–2002 – Tara Rehar
• 2002–2003 – Holly Muir
• 2003–2004 – Holly Muir
• 2004–2005 – Holly Muir, Tara Rehar, and Kayla Zambanini
• 2005–2006 – Jamie Temyer
• 2006–2007 – Ashley Blough, Lisa Byer, and Jamie Gennett
• 2007–2008 – Jamie Gennett
• 2008–2009 – Julie Byer
• 2009–2010 – Julie Byer
• 2010–2011 – Stephanie Summits
• 2011–2012 – Katie Reckner and Carly Baer
• 2012–2013 – Lyndy Baer
• 2013–2014 – Megan Boyer

All-Conference Selections:

• 2000–2001 – John Duray and Chris Tresnicky
• 2001–2002 – John Duray and Tim Rosa
• 2002–2003 – Alex Shroyer and Todd Aurandt
• 2003–2004 – Todd Aurandt, E.J. Beidle, Nathan Jarvis, and Justin Henry
• 2004–2005 – Ben Watkins and Robert Horner
• 2005–2006 – Robert Horner and Mike Mazzarese
• 2006–2007 – Mike Muir and Tom Kapcsos
• 2007–2008 – Tom Kapcsos and Sam Watkins
• 2008–2009 – Seth Zaman and Jarod Nanna
• 2009–2010 – Seth Zaman, Brett Byers, and Kyle Zambanini
• 2010–2011 – Brett Byers, Jordan Shroyer, Tanner Cahill, and Hayden Stumpo
• 2011–2012 – Jordan Shroyer, Tanner Cahill, Dan Zambanini, and Rick Ewing
• 2012–2013 – Tanner Cahill and Bruno Rosa
• 2013–2014 – Bruno Rosa and Austin Myers

County Championships:

Conference Championships:

District Championships:

Undefeated Seasons:

All-Conference Selections:

• 2000–2001 – Matt Jenkins
• 2001–2002 – Matt Jenkins
• 2002–2003 – Kevin Mock
• 2003–2004 – Harry Jenkins
• 2004–2005 – Harry Jenkins and Brad Fisher
• 2005–2006 – Brad Fisher and Chris Horner
• 2006–2007 – Michael Sprowl
• 2007–2008 – Michael Sprowl and Brant Mollers
• 2008–2009 – Brant Mollers and Gage Lohr
• 2009–2010 – Gage Lohr
• 2010–2011 – Joe Roman
• 2011–2012 – Robert McConnell
• 2012–2013 – Evan Steeves, Christian Yoder, Luke Varner, and Dillon Boyer
• 2013–2014 – Austin Speigle, Evan Steeves, and Christian Yoder

County Championships:

Conference Championships:

District Championships:

Undefeated Seasons:

All-Conference Selections:

• 2005–2006 – Craig Spory
• 2006–2007 – Shane Brant
• 2007–2008 – Craig Spory, Amanda Griffith, and Megan Koontz
• 2008–2009 – Darren Spory
• 2009–2010 – Deanna Binnie, Kaitlyn Wilson, and Megan Koontz
• 2010–2011 – Kaitlyn Wilson, Deanna Binnie, and Darren Spory
• 2011–2012 – Deanna Binnie and Kaitlyn Wilson
• 2012–2013 – Deanna Binnie and Morgan Dressick
• 2013–2014 – Morgan Dressick and Kristan Rouser

Conference Championships:

Undefeated Seasons:

Players Receiving Scholarships to Participate at the Collegiate Level:

• Kaitlyn Wilson – Morehead State University
• Deanna Binnie – The Ohio State University

Varsity District/Championship Wins: 

All-State Team Selections:

Individual Records

Six-Goal Games:

Five-Goal Games:

Four-Goal Games:

Multiple Hat Tricks Scored:

Five Assists in a Single Game:

Four Assists in a Single Game:

Multiple Three-Assist Games:

Top 10 Individual Career Goal Scorers:

Top 10 Individual Career Assists:

Top 10 Individual Career Shots:

Top 10 Individual Career Team Points:

Top 10 Individual Career Keepers – Saves:

Top 10 Individual Career Keepers – Shutouts:

Most Goals in a Single Season:

• Jake Sauter – 35
  
• Justin Kuntz – 34

Most Shots in a Single Season:

• Aaron Pile – 214

Most Points in a Single Season:

• Matt Cuppett – 88

Most Saves in a Single Season:

• Steve Miller – 285

Most Shutouts in a Single Season:

• Ben Wilson – 18

Most Hat Tricks in a Single Season:

• Matt Cuppett – 7

Team Records

• Most Goals – 144 (1997)
  
• Most Goals Against – 14 (1997 and 1999)
  
• Most Assists – 125 (1997)
  
• Most Shots Taken – 1,117 (1994)
  
• Most Corner Kicks – 182 (1994)
  
• Most Points – 413 (1997)
  
• Most Saves – 295 (1994)
  
• Most Shutouts – 15 (1997)
  
• Most Goals in One Game – 17 v. Berlin (1996); Chestnut Ridge (1996); and Windber (2010)
  
• Most Assists in One Game – 17 v. Chestnut Ridge (1996)
  
• Most Shots in One Game – 76 v. Bishop McCort (1995)
  
• Most Points in One Game – 51 v. Chestnut Ridge (1996)
  
• Most Saves in One Game – 23 v. North Star (1995)

All-Conference Selections:

• 2000–2001 – Jarod Feathers, Jordan Ochoa, Steve Lauper, and Mike Schlosser
• 2001–2002 – Josh Hetrick, Nathan Mishler, Carl Stiffler, Ford Cooper, Jordan Rehar, and Darin Lehman
• 2002–2003 – Nathan Mishler, Ford Cooper, Josh Hetrick, and Carl Stiffler
• 2003–2004 – Carl Stiffler, Brandon Hart, Steve Miller, and Darin Lehman
• 2004–2005 – Alan Johnson, Jesse Shaulis, Donovan Pepley, and Seth Mock
• 2005–2006 – Keith Froelich, Tim Johnson, Toby McIlwain, and Travis Thompson
• 2006–2007 – Tim Johnson and Jake Feathers
• 2007–2008 – Craig Spory and Nathan Pahel
• 2008–2009 – Eric Mock, Nathan Pahel, and Eric Jordan
• 2009–2010 – Cody Aurandt, Ryan Brown, Andrew Shaulis, and Brian Heinrich
• 2010–2011
• 2011–2012 – Jake Sauter, Jusdan Griffith, Nick Felton, and James Bassette
• 2012–2013 – Ben Wilson, James Bassette, Russ Grunza, and Eli Wenger
• 2013–2014 – Jeff Callihan, Russell Grunza, Eli Wenger, and Ben Wilson

Tribune Democrat All-Star Game Participants:

• 2011 – Jake Sauter and Jusdan Griffith
• 2012 – James Bassette, Nick Felton, and Andrew Gowarty

Championships:

• District Champions: 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009
• South Central Champions: 1993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999
• Somerset County Champions: 2010, 2011
• WestPAC Champions: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2011
• Undefeated Teams: 1993 (19-0), 1994 (19-0), 1999 (20-0)
• Overall Varsity Record: 376-120-10

Varsity District/Championship Wins:

• 1989 2-11
• 1990 9-9-1
• 1991 11-10
• 1992 15-6
• 1993 19-3 District, County, and South Central Champions
• 1994 20-3 District and South Central Champions
• 1995 18-4 District and South Central Champions
• 1996 14-9 District Champions
• 2002 18-2-2 WestPAC Champions
• 2003 18-5 District and WestPAC Champions
• 2004 21-2 District and WestPAC Champions
• 2005 17-4 District, Somerset County, and WestPAC Champions
• 2006 20-2-0 WestPAC Champions
• 2007 23-2-0 District, County and WestPAC Champions
• 2008 21-2 District, County and WestPAC Champions
• 2009 18-3 County and WestPAC Champions
• 2010
• 2011
• 2012

All-State Selections:

• 1994 – Jennifer Markferding
• 1995 – Alissa Ochoa
• 2004 – Ashley Gindlesperger
• 2012 – Allyson Lonas

Individual Records

Seven-Goal Games:

• Stefanie Wallace – 10/18/05

Six-Goal Games:

• Sarah Telenko – 9/15/03
• Stefanie Wallace – 9/26/05

Five-Goal Games:

Multiple Four-Goal Games:

Multiple Hat Tricks:

Six-Assist Games:

• Alyssa Hoffman

Five-Assist Games:

• Mandy Nicholson

Four-Assist Games:

• Kimberly Reckner
• Stacey Sotosky
• Stephanie Straka

Multiple Three-Assist Games:

• Beth Ott – 4
• Mandy Nicholson – 3
• Alyssa Hoffman – 3
• Sarah Telenko – 2
• Jamie Gennett – 2

Top 10 Career Goals Scored:

Top 10 Individual Career Assists:

Top 10 Individual Career Shots:

Top 10 Individual Career Team Points:

Top 10 Individual Career Keepers – Saves:

Top 10 Individual Career Keepers – Shutouts:

Team Records:

• Most Goals in One Season – 124 (2007)
• Most Goals Against in One Game – 14 (1997) & (2006)
• Most Assists in One Season – 102 (1995)
• Most Shots in One Season – 1,054 (2004)
• Most Corner Kicks in One Season – 143 (2009)
• Most Points in One Season – 343 (1994)
• Most Saves in One Season – 270 (1999)
• Most Shutouts in One Season – 16 (2004)
• Most Goals in One Game – 24 v. Penn Cambria (1995)
• Most Assists in One Game – 20 v. Penn Cambria (1995)
• Most Shots in One Game – 75 v. Johnstown (1998)
• Most Points in One Game – 68 v. Penn Cambria (1995)
• Most Saves in One Game – 41 v. North Star (1999)

All Conference Selections:

2013–2014 – Marla Aurandt, Megan Boyer, Katelyn Oleskey, Jenna Telenko, Kate Thomas, and Danielle Wertz

Conference Championships:

District Championships:

County Championships:

• 1979
• 2011
• 2012

Conference Championships:

• 2006

All-Conference Selections:

• 2000–2001 – Stacey Rice and Angela Felton
• 2001–2002 – Stacey Rice and Angela Felton
• 2002–2003 – Tara Rehar and Nicole Velmar
• 2003–2004 – Kayla Zambanini and Wendy Rice
• 2004–2005 – Kayla Zambanini and Kelli Coulter
• 2005–2006 – Wendy Rice, Kylee Thomas, Kelli Coulter, and Nicole Edsall
• 2006–2007 – Ashley Rheel and Nicole Bacon
• 2007–2008 – Ashley Rheel and Nicole Bacon
• 2008–2009 – Rose Kolesar and Tiara Reckner
• 2009–2010 – Julie Byer and Courtney Blank
• 2010–2011 – Courtney Blank and Katie Reckner
• 2011–2012 – Leeah Michalides and Britany Siehl
• 2012–2013 – Brittany Siehl, Kayla Luprek, and Tara Rosa
• 2013–2014 – McKenna Daugherty and Kayla Luprek

All-Conference Selections:

• 2000–2001 – Luke Rininger, Chris Tresnicky, Tyler McIntosh, Jordan Ochoa, and Steve Lauper
• 2001–2002 – Luke Rininger, Nathan Mishler, Kevin Kaufman, Tony Cook, and Logan Weyandt
• 2002–2003 – Jeremiah Ergas
• 2003–2004 – Ryan Liska
• 2004–2005 – Ryan Liska
• 2005–2006 – Blake Zaman
• 2006–2007 – Blake Zaman
• 2007–2008 – Blake Zaman
• 2008–2009 – Stephen Ketner
• 2009–2010 – Andrew Shaulis
• 2010–2011 – Kris Knotts
• 2011–2012 – Eric Ewing
• 2012–2013 – Tanner Cahill
• 2013–2014 – Jake Formica and Lucas Maurer
• 2019–2020 – No Season
• 2020–2021 – Ethan Black, Dylan Giffin, Max Malicki, Seth Rosey, and Trenton Brennan
• 2021–2022 – Ethan Black, D’metrius Johnson, and Isaac Berkey
• 2022–2023 – Ethan Black, Cameron Dunn, Jackson Sotosky, Garrett Tunstall, and Jonathan Updyke
• 2023–2024 – Cameron Dunn, Dominik Hanik, Dillon Defibaugh, Garrett Tunstall, Jackson Sotosky, and Jonathan Updyke
• 2024–2025 – Dillon Defibaugh, Cameron Dunn, Jackson Sotosky, Hudson Lease

Individual School Records:

• 2023 Ethan Black – 100 M – 10.22 – PA All Weather State Record
• 2023 Ethan Black – 200 M – 21.07 – PIAA State Record
• 2025 Dillon Defibaugh – 400 M – 49.57
• 1981 Terry Croyle – 800 M – 2:00
• 1978 Brian Ferrari – 1600 M – 4:22.8
• 1982 Terry Croyle – 3200 M – 9:15.6
• 1989 Brad Kauffman – 110 Hurdle – :15.2
• 1994 Ben Haynes – 300 Hurdles – :40.1
• 2023 Ethan Black, Jonathan Updyke, Cameron Dunn, Garrett Tunstall – 4×100 – 42.51
• 1978 Cotchen; Noon; Miller; Kuyat – 4×400 – 3:32
• 1978 Cotchen; Noon; Miller; Kuyat – 4×800 – 8:15
• 1972 Bill Degory – Shot – 52’11”
• 1952 Bob Verna – Discus – 145’8”
• 1969 Dave Punako – Javelin – 185’1”
• 1995 KL Lambertus – High Jump – 6’6”
• 2025 Jackson Sotosky
• 2025 Jackson Sotosky – Long Jump – 22’8 ½”
• 1980 Kevin Zwick – Triple Jump – 44’3 ½”
• 2015 Luke Maurer – Pole Vault – 12’1”

County Championships:

Conference Championships:

District Championships:

Individual State Medalist:

• 2021 Ethan Black 8th place 100m
• 2023 Jackson Sotosky 5th place Long Jump
• 2024 Jackson Sotosky 5th place High Jump
• 2025 Dillon Defibaugh 8th place 400m
• 2025 Jackson Sotosky 2nd place Long Jump
• 2025 Jackson Sotosky 3rd place High Jump

Individual State Champions:

• 2022 Ethan Black 100m and 200m
• 2023 Ethan Black 100m and 200m
• 2023 Ethan Black, Jonathan Updyke, Cameron Dunn, and Garrett Tunstall 4x100m relay

All Conference Selections:

• 2000-2001 – Ashley Moon, Katie Werder, Katelyn Thompson, and Danielle Fisher
• 2001-2002 – Julie Bruce, Katelyn Thompson, Jessica Felton, Brianne Podrasky, Danielle Fisher, Sarah Telenko, Katie Thomas, and Samantha Lavely
• 2002-2003 – Samantha Lavely
• 2003-2004 – Samantha Lavely
• 2004-2005 – Brady Miller
• 2005-2006 – Samantha Meyers
• 2006-2007 – Samantha Meyers
• 2007-2008 – Kelly Vann, Polina Osmolinski, Julie Byer, Annie Bridge, Megan Oleskey, and Chelsea Levergood
• 2008-2009 – Kelly Vann and Taissia Pituch
• 2009-2010 – Kelly Vann, Jessica Borosky, Lyndy Baer, and Rebekah Hiravi
• 2010-2011 – Rebekah Hiravi and Megan Boyer
• 2011-2012 – Erin Lischerelli
• 2012-2013 – Katelyn Oleskey
• 2013-2014 – Jordan Fockler
• 2019-2020 – no season
• 2020-2021 – Brielle Ciariomboli
• 2021-2022 – Mary Hostetter, Izabel Slezak, and Kaylee Frederick
• 2022-2023 – Briar Berkey, Kaylee Frederick, Marry Hostetter, Ellie Hunsberger, Katrina McCann, Layla Overly, Natalie Simpson, Izabel Slezak, Ellie Speigle, and Kaitlyn Wiley
• 2023-2024 – Briar Berkey, Danika Black, Lydia Hostetter, Katrina McCann, Baylee Sleek, Izabel Slezak, and Ellie Speigle
• 2024-2025 – Izabel Slezak, Danika Black, Katrina McCann, Baylee Sleek, Ellie Speigle, and Layla Overly

Individual School Records:

• 2023 Izzy Slezak – 100 M – 12.04
• 2025 Izzy Slezak – 200 M – 24.71
• 2024 Ellie Speigle – 400 M – 59:51
• 1998 Beth Pyle – 800 M – 2:26.6
• 2010 Lyndy Baer – 1600 M – 5:21.5
• 2010 Lyndy Baer – 3200 M – 11:50.1
• 2024 Baylee Sleek – 100 Hurdles – 16.67
• 2025 Maycee Kordell – 300 Hurdles – 50.12
• 2025 Izzy Slezak, Danika Black, Layla Overly and, Ellie Speigle – 4×100 – 50.20
• 2024 Izzy Slezak, Ellie Speigle, Briar Berkey and Danika Black – 4×400 – 4:14:67
• 1993 Gindlesperger; Shields; Sayor; Sharp – 4×800 – 10:27
• 2003 Samantha Lavely – Shot – 35’3”
• 2010 Jessica Borosky – Discus – 119’ 6 ½”
• 2010 Taissia Pituch – Javelin – 118’ 1 ½”
• 2025 Baylee Sleek – High Jump – 5’8”
• 2019 Jenna Pavloski – Long Jump – 16’7.25”
• 2017 Erin Berzonski – Triple Jump – 33’11”
• 2009 Kelly Vann – Pole Vault – 11’

Conference Championships:

• 2010 – Girls
• 2024 – Girls
• 2025 – Girls

District Championships:

Individual State Medalists:

• 2022 Mary Hostetter – 8th place – 100m
• 2022 Mary Hostetter, Ellie Speigle, Izzy Slezak, and Asia Zwick – 2nd place – 4x100m relay
• 2023 Izabel Slezak – 3rd place – 200m
• 2023 Izabel Slezak – 8th place – 100m
• 2024 Baylee Sleek – 2nd place – High Jump
• 2024 Izabel Slezak – 2nd place – 200m
• 2024 Izabel Slezak – 5th place – 100m
• 2025 Izabel Slezak – 2nd place – 200m
• 2025 Izabel Slezak – 4th place – 100m

Individual State Champions:

• 2025 Baylee Sleek High Jump

All Conference Selections:

Conference Championships:

• 1991

Individual Achievements

Wrestlers with over 100 Career Victories:

Wrestlers with over 40 Career Falls:

District Champions:

Regional Champions:

State Place Winners:

County Championships:

Conference Championships:

District Championships:

Regional Championships:

• 1994

All-Conference Selections:

• 2000–2001 – Chris Tresnicky, Phillip Tunstall, Jordan Ochoa, and David Koba
  2001–2002 – Steve Cotchen, David Koba, Erik Vranich, and Pierce Petree
• 2002-2003 – Mark Gunter and Phil Tunstall
• 2003–2004 – Robert Horner and Keith Froelich
• 2004–2005 – Robert Horner and Keith Froelich
• 2005–2006 – Robert Horner and Keith Froelich
• 2006–2007 – Matt Ofsanko and Mike Garlesky
• 2007–2008 – Brian Heinrich and Craig Tresnicky
• 2008–2009 – Brian Heinrich and Nick Croyle
• 2009–2010 – Tanner Cahill, Brian Heinrich, and Cory Berchick
• 2010–2011 – Tanner Cahill and Cory Berchick
• 2011–2012 – Cody Ofsanko, Cory Berchick, Tanner Cahill, and Taylor Cahill
• 2012–2013 – Tanner Cahill and Taylor Cahill
• 2013–2014 – Aaron Griffith
• 2014–2015 – Jake Grosik
• 2016–2017 – Brandon Stahl
• 2017–2018 – Shaun Berzonski
• 2019–2020 – Austin Blackner
• 2020–2021 – Ryan Krassnoski and Tristen Hawkins
• 2021–2022 – Tristen Hawkins, Dylan Hovanec, Mason Jedrzejek, Ryan Thomas, Colten Huffman,
• and Austin Blackner
• 2022–2023 – Tristen Hawkins
• 2023–2024 – Colten Huffman
• 2024–2025 – Carter Christ and Landon Huffman

Undefeated Seasons:

All-State Athletes

1993–1994

• Matt Cuppett – Soccer
• Matt Cuppett – Wrestling
• Ryan Croyle – Wrestling
• Mike Gavin – Wrestling

1994–1995

• Jennifer Markferding – Soccer

1995–1996

• Alissa Ochoa – Soccer
• Chris Speranza – Wrestling

1997–1998

• Jarod Mishler – Soccer

1998–1999

• Matt Bimeal – Baseball

1999–2000

• Paul Byer – Basketball
• Heather Cigich – Basketball

2000–2001

• Heather Cigich – Basketball
• Chris Tresnicky – Wrestling

2003–2004

• Carl Stiffler – Soccer
• Todd Aurandt – Football

2004–2005

• Ashley Gindlesperger – Soccer
• Alan Johnson – Soccer

2007–2008

• Jamie Gennett – Basketball

2008–2009

• Keith Meyers – Football

2009–2010

• Julie Byer – Basketball

2010–2011

• Brett Byers – Football
• Cody Aurandt – Soccer

2011–2012

• Jacob Sauter – Soccer

2012–2013

• Allyson Lonas – Soccer

Eddie Award Winners:

Jim Spory Outstanding Sportsmanship Wrestling Award:

Lenny LaPorta Scholarship Recipients: