Boys Wrestling: At Sectionals, LebCo Wrestlers Claim Thirty-Nine Medals, Six Crowned Champions – Full LebCo Results

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On Saturday, Boys Wrestling teams from around Central Pennsylvania competed in the District 3 Sectional round of the postseason. The six teams from Lebanon County were distributed across three locations based on their classifications and placements.

When the wrestling concluded, thirty-nine local athletes returned home with medals—six of which were gold, marking the wrestlers who became Section Champions. Additionally, twenty-eight athletes from Lebanon County secured their spots for the next round.

A standout performer of the weekend was Northern Lebanon’s Aaron Seidel, who achieved his fourth consecutive Section Championship. With this victory, he notched his 196th career win and is now just four wins shy of breaking the PIAA All-Time Wins Record.

The next stage of the postseason varies based on the AA/AAA classification. Annville-Cleona and Northern Lebanon will participate in the AA District 3 Championships, while the AAA wrestlers will advance to the South Central Regionals. Both events are scheduled for this coming weekend.

Below is a full list of all the LebCo medalists. The wrestlers who qualified for Regionals are highlighted in green*.

To find out how the Girls fared at Sectionals, click the link below.

Girls Wrestling: At Section Championships, LebCo Wrestlers win Sixteen Medals, Three Gold

AA

Section 2

The Section 2 (AA) Boys Wrestling Tournament was held at CD East High School. Fifteen teams from across District 3 participated, including LebCo teams Northern Lebanon & Annville-Cleona. In each weight class, the top eight wrestlers medaled with the top six advancing to Districts.

The Vikings finished 3rd overall, raking in 12 medals. Their medal haul included two gold medals won by Aaron Seidel & Sam Wolford. Seidel now has 196 wins, just four away from breaking the PIAA all-time career record. As a team Northern Lebanon advanced eleven wrestlers to the District 3 Championships.

Annville will advance five wrestlers to Districts. Blaine Leitz led the Dutchmen with a silver medal win.

Bishop McDevitt, led by Annville-native Greyson Music, won the team title. Music was one of six gold medalists for the Crusaders.

The District 3 Championships will be held this Saturday, February 22nd at CD East High School.

Northern Lebanon

Team Finish – 3rd 

1^st     Aaron Seidel* (127 pounds)

1^st     Sam Wolford* (114 pounds)

2^nd   Hayden Adams* (285 pounds)

2^nd   Karter Adams* (121 pounds)

2^nd   Connor Troxell* (215 pounds)

4^th    Carter Wolford* (107 pounds)

5^th    Vincent Battistelli* (160 pounds)

5^th    Kohen Clark* (139 pounds)

5^th    Jayce Fellin* (172 pounds)

5^th    Sincere Perez* (152 pounds)

6^th    Christian Spencer* (145 pounds)

7^th    Landon Graby (189 pounds)

Annville-Cleona

Team Finish – 6^th

2^nd   Blaine Leitz* (172 pounds)

3^rd    Oliver Funck* (127 pounds)

3^rd    Levi Kreider* (139 pounds)

4^th    Jaxon Speece* (285 pounds)

5^th     Devon Englehart* (133 pounds)

7^th     Aedan Castka (121 pounds)

8^th    John White (114 pounds)

AAA

Section 1

The District 3 Section 1 AAA Championships were held at Governor Mifflin Intermediate School. In total there were sixteen teams competing, including three hailing from LebCo: ELCO, Lebanon, & Cedar Crest. The top six wrestlers from each weight class medaled, while only the top four qualified to compete at Regionals.

ELCO, the LL Section 3 Champions, finished 3rd as a team. The Raiders brought home eight medals, including gold medal victories by Klint Miller & Zane Trostle. They qualfiied six wrestlers for Regionals.

Lebanon saw three of its wrestlers make their way to the podium, highlight with a 3rd place finish by Erick Rivera Garcia. For Rivera Garcia, the bronze medal also guarantees his spot at the Regional Championships.

Cedar Crest’s Eddiel Nunez earned a 6th place medal.

Wilson won bragging rights as the tournament’s top team.

The South Central Regional Wrestling Championships will be held at Spring Grove High School on Friday, February 21st & Saturday, February 22nd.

ELCO

Team Finish – 3rd

1^st    Klint Miller* (160 pounds)

1^st    Zane Trostle* (121 pounds)

2^nd   Kane Kline* (114 pounds)

2^nd   Ashton Kriss* (133 pounds)

2^nd   Kyle Miller* (215 pounds)

3^rd   Mitchell Frederick* (152 pounds)

5^th   Brinley Donmoyer (172 pounds) – Will wrestle at Regionals, as the 4th place wrestler withdrew

6^th   Cody Landis (285 pounds)

Lebanon

Team Finish – 11th

3^rd    Erick Rivera Garcia* (127 pounds)

5^th    Jaden Mongkon-Gill (189 pounds)

6^th    Juan Ramos Vazquez (121 pounds)

Cedar Crest

Team Finish – 15^th

6^th    Eddiel Nunez (133 pounds)

Section 2

The District 3 Section 2 AAA Championships were held at Hempfield High School. Palmyra was one of fifteen teams taking part in the competition. The Cougars finished 3rd overall.

The top six wrestlers from each weight class medaled, while only the top four qualified to compete at Regionals.

Eight Palmyra wrestlers claimed their spots on the podium. Two wrestlers, Jason Foutz & Tyler Detwiler, made the climb to the top spot where they were awarded gold medals. In total, five members of the Palm City Wrestling Team will be competing at Regionals.

Donegal edged Central Dauphin for the Section Championship. Donegal was aided the fact that Foutz’s win in the finals came at the expense of a Central Dauphin wrestler.

The South Central Regional Wrestling Championships will be held at Spring Grove High School on Friday, February 21st & Saturday, February 22nd.

Palmyra

Team Finish – 3rd place

1^st    Tyler Detwiler* (127 pounds)

1^st    Jason Foutz* (107 pounds)

2^nd   Nicolas Gordon* (121 pounds)

3^rd   Aaron Andrew* (152 pounds)

4^th   Trevor Carl* (133 pounds)

5^th   Grayson Cisney (114 pounds)

5^th   Kenneth Coles (215 pounds)

6^th   Nicholas Weidman (139 pounds)