The 2023-24 wrestling season started with unprecedented excitement.
And it delivered on the buildup and buzz.
For the first time, girls wrestling was sanctioned by the PIAA. It was an overdue opport.
Wrestling at the Coal Cracker Tournament means swimming at the deep end. And that’s not a bad thing.
Staying afloat with a talent pool that seems to grow each year is no shallow accomplishment.
It’s.
What happened to the Lehighton girls’ basketball team last season might be best described as a “double whammy.”
On Dec. 10, 2022, Emma Repsher was driving to the basket and was fouled with :40 left to.
Hunter or hunted, the role seemed to suit them just fine.
Lehighton’s Aidan Gruber and Reese Balk entered the Schuylkill League wrestling tournament at Jim Thorpe with targets on their backs as defen.
The matches were over.
The medals had been handed out.
And the gym was nearly empty.
But Joe Killar wasn’t done teaching.
And his Northwestern wrestlers were eager to continue learning.
It’s an o.