
Schopp opts to wrestle for Edinboro
Tyrone’s A.J. Schopp is known not only for his ability on the wrestling mat, but also his focus when he’s there. That focus has helped him win 118 career bouts in three years and place three times at the PIAA Championships, including two second-place finishes. Schopp’s focus will be on capturing that elusive gold medal this season rather than worrying about where he’ll continue his college career. He has verbally committed to wrestle for Division I Edinboro University over the University of Pittsburgh. “It was one of the biggest decisions that I’ve had to make,” Schopp said. “It drove me crazy. It will determine the rest of my life because I’ll be there four or five years. I wanted to make sure it was the right fit. “Out of my list of schools, [Edinboro] was number one the whole time. I like the coaches, and I know a lot of the wrestlers from summer camps. I spent a week during the summer there. It’s a good program.
» Full StoryPC’s Myers fourth
FARGO, N.D. — Penn Cambria High School senior Pat Myers finished fourth at 125 pounds in the ASICS/Vaughan Junior National Championships in the freestyle divisio.
Myers becomes All-American
FARGO, N.D. — Penn Cambria’s Pat Myers is having a sensational week at the ASICS/Vaughan Junior National Championships in the 125-pound weight class at the FargoDome.
» Full StoryWalls will wrestle next at Lycoming
Hollidaysburg may have struggled through this past wrestling season, but that didn’t prevent Jake Walls from shining.
Now, Walls will be wrestling next fall at Lycoming College.
Four area wrestlers continuing careers at UPJ
Altoona graduate Nik Zimmerman advanced to the PIAA Class AAA Wrestling Championships this past season with gritty determination and tough top wrestling.
» Full StoryAltons are first of many recruits to commit
And so it begins.


