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2020 PIAA Championships Final Panther Wrestling Update (Brought to You by Spirk Brothers Inc.)

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The 2019-2020 Saucon Valley wrestling team qualified a school-record ten competitors into the 2019-2020 PIAA state championship tournament.  After losing three grapplers during the first day and another four on the second, Saucon Valley had three senior Panthers left in the medal-round.  Matt Arciuolo was gunning for a championship while Dane Csencsits went for third-place and Nick Warnke looked for seventh.

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2020 PIAA Championships Day Two Panther Wrestling Update (Brought to You by Spirk Brothers Inc.)

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Day 2 for the Saucon Valley Panther wrestlers at the 2020 PIAA individual state championships is now history.  If nothing else, Friday’s tourney was more bitter than sweet.  Previously, on Thursday, wrestling fans saw three of Saucon’s ten grapplers bow out of the double-elimination tourney.  On Friday four more Panthers saw their season come to an end; three of them in the blood-round.  With that being said, seniors Matt Arciuolo (170), Dane Csencsits (182) and Nick Warnke (285) are the only Saucon wrestlers remaining in the championships. Arciuolo and Csencsits continue their quest in the championship bracket while Warnke is fighting back in the consy’s.

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2020 PIAA Championships Day One Panther Wrestling Update (Brought to You by Spirk Brothers Inc.)

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Day 1 for the Saucon Valley Panther wrestlers at the 2020 PIAA individual state championships is now in the books.  Travis Riefenstahl (120), Chris Arciuolo (132), Jake Jones (138), Thomas Spirk (145), Ty Pfizenmayer, Ty Csencsits (160), Matt Arciuolo (170), Dane Csencsits (182), Braydyn Lugardo (195) and Nick Warnke (285) all qualified for the trip to Hershey last week at the Southeast Regional tournament.  This weekend, the Panthers are looking for their 14th PIAA state champion in school history.

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2020 PIAA Regional Wrestling Wrap-Up: Panthers Crown Four, Advance Nine to Hershey (Brought to You by Spirk Brothers Inc.)

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How sweet it is!  Saucon Valley sent a school-record twelve wrestlers to the PIAA Southeast Regional tournament over the weekend.  Of the Panther pack, four earned gold medals and five others advanced to the 2019-2020 PIAA state wrestling championships in Hershey next weekend. Nine state qualifiers to the PIAA tournament is another Saucon Valley school record!

District XI Championships

District XI Wrestling Wrap-Up: Panthers Crown Four, Advance Twelve (Brought to You by Spirk Brothers Inc.)

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If Notre Dame or anybody else within the District XI wrestling community had any ideas about getting a little payback from the Saucon Valley wrestlers for their outstanding dual- meet season, they were out of luck again this year. From start to finish, the Panthers as a team dominated the tournament crowning four champions and advancing twelve wrestlers to next weekend’s PIAA Southeast Regional tournament. It is Saucon Valley’s fifth consecutive District XI team title.

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Rollercoaster Saturday For Panther Nation (Brought to You by Spirk Brothers Inc.)

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Saturday was a monumental and historic day for the Saucon Valley wrestling program.  About fourteen hours after dropping in the 2020 PIAA state semifinals to four-time champion Reynolds, the Panthers had to regroup and face the Notre Dame Green Pond Crusaders in the blood round of the consolation bracket.  Even though Saucon fell to Reynolds, they still had a chance to fight for a spot on the podium and be recognized as one of the top four teams in Pennsylvania.

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Reynolds Too Much For Saucon (Brought to You by Spirk Brothers Inc.)

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It was playing out to be an old-fashioned Friday night fight inside the Hershey Giant Center when the Saucon Valley Panthers squared off against the Reynolds Raiders.  Reynolds has won the past three PIAA team titles at Hershey and was surely looking for their fourth.  Saucon Valley was banking on taking down the champ with a break-through moment.  The Raiders were able to advance to the semis with a 47-20 whoopin’ over Forest Hills.  Saucon entered the semifinals by way of beating the Burrell Buccaneers.  With two powerful programs staring each other down, neither team could ill-afford to get caught peeking ahead toward tomorrow’s championship final.

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Panther Pack Battle Bucs (Brought to You by Spirk Brothers Inc.)

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In the 2019-2020 quarterfinals of the PIAA team wrestling championships, the Saucon Valley Panthers went to war against the Burrell Buccaneers.  It was a battle of the #1 seeds representing District XI and District VII.  Saucon advanced into the quarterfinals by defeating Line Mountain 53-18 while Burrell punched their ticket with a 46-21 victory over Montoursville.  On this day at Hershey’s Giant Center, it was tight and it was brutal. But, in the end, the Panthers busted up the Buccanneers for a 39-29 win and advanced into tonight’s semifinal.

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Panthers Advance In State Tourney With Win Over Line Mountain (Brought to You by Spirk Brothers Inc.)

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The Saucon Valley Panthers took their first step toward the 2019-2020 PIAA state title at the Hershey’s Giant Center with a 53-18 victory over the Line Mountain Eagles on Thursday.  Saucon Valley quickly took the mat and never looked back as they claimed a boat-load of bonus points along the way.  Saucon picked up five pins, a tech-fall and a forfeit to stretch the score. In addition, the Panthers fought hard for four decisions that went their way.  It was a great start for Saucon Valley.

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Panthers Scheme & Conquer In District XI Finals (Brought to You by Spirk Brothers Inc.)

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With Saturday night’s 33-30 victory over the Notre Dame Crusaders (12-2), the Saucon Valley Panthers (17-2) have won gold. It was an improbable victory as the Crusaders and their all-star lineup are responsible for Saucon’s two losses this season.  In the Colonial League opener back in December, Notre Dame took it to Saucon, 47-27.  Then, even though the gap narrowed, the Crusaders defeated the Panthers 41-33 in last week’s Colonial League championship.  On this night, however, the Panthers not only avenged those losses, but they secured their fifth consecutive District XI wrestling team title.