Updated: July 30th, 2025
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For specific questions, please contact Head Coach Ryan Seagreaves.

Fall 2025 Information Meetings:

10-12 Campus: Monday, August 25th, after school in the HS Cafeteria (310-410PM).

CV9: Tuesday, August 26th, in Fireplace Commons during Period 9 (Resources 205-235PM).

Mountain View Middle School: Wednesday, August 27th, in the Cafeteria during FLEX (243-315PM).

Eagle View Middle School: TBD

2024-25 SEASON HIGH SCHOOL TEAM RESULTS:
2024 Dallastown Tournament-2nd Place
2025 CV Girls Varsity Duals Champions
2025 North Allegheny Tournament Champions
2025 PIAA District III Girls Section II Tournament-2nd Place
2025 PIAA (District III) South Central Regional -4th Place

2024-25 SEASON JUNIOR HIGH TEAM RESULTS:
2024 Dallastown Tournament Champions
2024 Big Spring Tournament Champions
2025 Penn Manor New Year's Rumble Tournament Champions
2025 Lebanon Tournament Champions
2025 Upper Dauphin Tournament Champions

PRESEASON TRAINING begins September 2nd, 2025.

Get in the best shape of your life and join a Sisterhood.

We require the will and discipline to consistently show up and work hard.

Girls Wrestling offers athletes a chance to develop strength, athleticism, leadership, discipline, and focus.

You will learn about nutrition, sleep, and proper recovery.

You will develop mental toughness, and bond with your teammates as we train to compete for a Team State Championship.

Girls High School Weight Classes in Pennsylvania(13):
100-106-112-118-124-130-136-142-148-155-170-190-235
Girls Junior High Weight Classes (15):
80-87-94-100-105-110-115-120-125-131-138-148-162-180-220

COACHING STAFF:
HEAD COACH: Ryan Seagreaves (2024, 2025 Mid-Penn Coach of the Year)
Assistant Coach: Matt White (2024 PA Assistant Coach of the Year)

Assistant Coach: Rachele Dominick

Assistant Coach Tom Bruscino (2025 PA Junior High Coach of the Year)

Assistant Coach Chris Tiefert

Assistant Coach Joe Dominick (2025 PA Assistant Coach of the Year)

There are many aspects that can contribute to victory on the mat. Being stronger than your opponent, quicker than your opponent, better conditioned than your opponent, and having better technique than your opponent all give you an advantage, and each can be the difference between winning and losing. While we'll work on technique in the wrestling room, the content pages described below are things you can do outside the wrestling room to live a healthy lifestyle and be prepared physically to step on the mat and compete at your best.

The Critical Nature of Sleep: Sleep is the secret weapon to recovery and peak performance.

Nutrition is Fuel: We must fuel our bodies properly if we are to maximize recovery and perform at our best.

Strength Training: Wrestling is a combat sport, and being stronger than your opponent matters.

Cardiovascular Conditioning: A six minute wrestling match taxes every muscle in your body. Being better conditioned than your opponent is the key to winning the third period.