Front Row (L-R) : Louie Rentler, Shane Hackett, Ryan Dalson
Middle Row (L-R) : Julian Carapellotti, Stephan Yurochko, Thomas Gladden,
Ben Marks, James Stocker
Back Row (L-R) : Ben Osborne, Bobby Stocker, Kellan Stout
Back Row Coaches (L-R) : Ray Rentler, Tom Gladden, Mgr. Bob Stocker
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Congratulations to Jordan Steranka (SS, Sr) and Eric Isler (OF, Sr) for being selected to the Section 3 All-Section team. For a complete list click here.
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Is your son working out hard or hardly working out? Either way he’ll benefit by participating in the Youth Wrestling Camp…click here for more details.
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If you would like your son to tryout for travel baseball on May 17th, then please click on the link below for your son’s age group.
*10 year olds : 11 year olds : 12 year olds
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JACKIE BABE
Guard, 5-9, Senior
Babe was the unquestioned leader of a Blue Devils team that is considered one of the finest in school history. With Babe as the maestro of the offense at her point guard position, Mt. Lebanon constructed a 27-3 record and reached the PIAA championship game and the WPIAL semifinals. Babe averaged just 11 points per game, but, more importantly, contributed in every category and was a stalwart on defense for coach Dori Oldaker’s team. She will play at Duquesne next season.
EMILY MILLER
Forward, 5-11, Junior
One of the instrumental pieces in Mt. Lebanon’s run to State College and the PIAA Class AAAA championship game, where the Blue Devils fell against Central Dauphin, 56-49. Miller showed the ability to be multi-faceted, playing on the wing and in the post and also asked to guard one of the other team’s most dominant players on many occasions. Miller averaged 9.5 points and 4.4 rebounds per game this season.
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Dear Wrestling Fans,
There is now a web site dedicated just to WRESTLING 
It has, or will contain (still building it), everything you’ll want or need to know about Mt. Lebanon Wrestling from the Youth to the Varsity. Please help spread the word to all of our supporters.
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Congratulations to Pitt’s Keith Gavin on winning the National Championship at 174! He’s been a frequent guest technician at Iron Horse’s practices and has helped many of our Lebo youth wrestlers. Below is a listing of the All American class.
125 lbs
CHAMPION - Angel Escobedo (Indiana)
2nd - Jayson Ness (Minnesota)
3rd - Paul Donahoe (Nebraska)
4th - Mark McKnight (Penn State)
5th - Tanner Gardner (Stanford)
6th - Charlie Falck - (Iowa)
7th - Brandon Precin (Northwestern)
8th - James Nicholson (Old Dominion)
133 lbs
CHAMPION - Coleman Scott (Oklahoma State)
2nd - Joey Slaton (Iowa)
3rd - Franklin Gomex (Michigan State)
4th - James Kennedy (Illinois)
5th - Mack Reiter (Minnesota)
6th - Mike Grey (Cornell)
7th - Nicholas Fanthorpe (Iowa State)
8th - Joe Baker (Navy)
141 lbs
CHAMPION - J Jaggers (Ohio State)
2nd - Chad Mendes (Cal Poly)
3rd - Charles Griffin (Hofstra)
4th - Nathan Morgan (Oklahoma State)
5th - Nick Gallick (Iowa State)
6th - Matthew Kyler (Army)
7th - Manuel Rivera (Minnesota)
8th - Cody Cleveland (Chattanooga)
149 lbs
CHAMPION - Brent Metcalf (Iowa)
2nd - Bubba Jenkins (Penn State)
3rd - Jordan Burroughs (Nebraska)
4th - Joshua Churella (Michigan)
5th - Darrion Caldwell (North Carolina St)
6th - J.P. O’Connor (Harvard)
7th - Dustin Schlatter (Minnesota)
8th - Lance Palmer (Ohio State)
157 lbs
CHAMPION - Jordan Leen (Cornell)
2nd - Michael Poeta (Illinois)
3rd - Dan Vallimont (Penn State)
4th - Brandon Becker (Indiana)
5th - Gregor Gillespie (Edinboro)
6th - Josh Zupancic (Stanford)
7th - Cyler Sanderson (Iowa State)
8th - Matt Moley (Bloomsburg)
165 lbs
CHAMPION - Mark Perry (Iowa)
2nd - Eric Tannenbaum (Michigan)
3rd - Nick Marable (Missouri)
4th - Mack Lewnes (Cornell)
5th - Moza Fay (Northern Illinois)
6th - Michael Cannon (American)
7th - Jonathan Reader (Iowa State)
8th - Stephen Dwyer (Nebraska)
174 lbs
CHAMPION - Keith Gavin (Pittsburgh)
2nd - Steve Luke (Michigan)
3rd - Jay Borschel (Iowa)
4th - Brandon Browne (Nebraska)
5th - Brandon Sinnott (Central Michigan)
6th - Steve Anceravage (Cornell)
7th - Matthew Stolpinski (Navy)
8th - Alton Lucas (Hofstra)
184 lbs
CHAMPION - Mike Pucillo (Ohio State)
2nd - Jake Varner (Iowa State)
3rd - Tyrel Todd (Michigan)
4th - Christian Sinnott (Central Michigan)
5th - Raymond Jordan (Missouri)
6th - Philip Keddy (Iowa)
7th - Jack Jensen (Oklahoma State)
8th - Kirk Smith (Boise State)
197 lbs
CHAMPION - Phil Davis (Penn State)
2nd - Wynn Michalak (Central Michigan)
3rd - Hudson Taylor (Maryland)
4th - Craig Brester (Nebraska)
5th - Joshua Glenn (American)
6th - Dallas Herbst (Wisconsin)
7th - Maxwell Askren (Missouri)
8th - David Bertolino (Iowa State)
285 lbs
CHAMPION - Dustin Fox (Northwestern)
2nd - J.D. Bergman (Ohio State)
3rd - Ed Prendergast (Navy)
4th - Jared Rosholt (Oklahoma State)
5th - Matt Fields (Iowa)
6th - David Zabriskie (Iowa State)
7th - Ryan Gritter (Central Michigan)
8th - Kyle Massey (Wisconsin)
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WPIAL All-Stars (36)
1662-349 combined record (.826 winning pct), 16 WPIAL Championships
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WISCONSIN All-Stars (15)
2132-238 combined record (.900 winning pct), 24 State Championships
(5:30 start)
112 - Zack Cecchetti (Kiski) 2 vs Grant Sutter 6
119 - Nico Cortese (Hempfield) 6 vs Thane Antczak 2
125 - Brock LiVoria (Kiski Prep) FALL 2:18 vs Malachi Root
130 - Zack Zummo (Plum) 11 vs Matt Gaffney 5
135 - Shane Welsh (Burrell) 3 vs Nick Hucke 2
140 - Jordan Shields (Burrell) 1 vs Cole Schmitt 2
145 - Bobby Speer (Burrell) 0 vs Dillion Bera 6
152 - Jeff Dulaney (Albert Gallatin) 0 vs Zac Cibula 2
152 - Donnie Tasser (Belle Vernon) FALL 2:43 vs Matt Gille
160 - Adam Harold (North Hills) 121-42 vs Cody Friemoth 21
171 - Lance Bryson (Albert Gallatin) 10 vs Sam Engelland 5
189 - Mike Salopak (Norwin) 12 vs Joe Budi 8
215 - Dan Utchel (Chartiers Valley) 4 vs Nick Lloyd 2
285 - Justin Haines (Connellsville) 9 vs Zak Saevre 4
PENNSYLVANIA ALL-STARS (12)
1952-227 combined record (.857 winning pct), 18 State Championships
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TEAM USA (28)
2101-108 combined record (.951 winning pct), 36 State Championships
112 - Mark Rappo 152-10 (Council Rock South) 0 vs B.J. Futrell (Illinois) 7
119 - Kegan Handlovic 124-29 (Easton) 1 vs Thomas Williams (California) 1 (TB)
125 - Derek Reber 165-10 (Lewisburg) 3 vs Brian Owen (Washington) 7
130 - Jordan Oliver 175-5 (Easton) 3 vs Tyler Graff (Colorado) 1
135 - Colin Johnston 163-10 (Canon McMillian) 3 vs Mark Weber (Michigan) 5
140 - Walter Peppelman 172-13 (Central Dauphin) 4 vs Jason Chamberlain (Utah) 11
145 - Brock Parker 146-14 (Canton) 3 vs Tony Jameson (Ohio) 2
152 - Mallie Shuster 153-17 (Big Spring) 8 vs Alex Meade (Delaware) 12
160 - Jonathon Brothers 132-22 (Redbank Valley) 11 vs Jason Welch (California) 22
171 - Quentin Wright 154-14 (Bald Eagle) 9 vs Chris Spangler (Illinois) 4
189 - Joe Kennedy 152-24 (Delaware Valley) 3 vs Romero Cotton (Kansas) 6
215 - Jordan Enck 131-21 (Manheim Central) 6 vs Tyrell Fortune (Oregon) 3
285 - Ziad Haddad 133-27 (Bethlehem Catholic) 2 vs Eric Thompson (Iowa) 6
The Mt. Lebanon girls varsity basketball team beat West Lawn Wilson last night in the semi-finals 46-34 and are now heading to the State Finals to play Central Dauphin. The game will take place this Friday at Penn State’s Bryce Jordan Center. Click Here to read the entire Post Gazette article.
It was a tough loss for the boys varsity hockey team as they lost 3-2 to Bethel Park in the 3rd overtime in the PIHL semi-finals. Click here to read the entire Post Gazette article.
Tonight is a big night for Mt. Lebanon. The varsity girls basketball team (27-3) will play tonight in the PIAA semi-finals vs West Lawn Wilson (29-3) at Shippensburg and the boys varsity hockey team takes on Bethel Park in the PIHL semi-finals at Mellon Arena with the winner playing Pine-Richland on March 19.