other than the hvy from Brockville this is a disappointing class.mostly average wrestlers. and looking at all the good wrestlers that are leaving the state it is kind of depressing.2021 is starting of better with steen and McMillen.
Does anyone have insight into the potential of either of the higher weight kids from Saucon Valley or Nazareth?I think Gavin will coach them up to be solid wrestlers.
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BumpDoes anyone have insight into the potential of either of the higher weight kids from Saucon Valley or Nazareth?
Thanks for your insight!My perspective so don't take it as gold but I would like to say I know the sport well. Schott from Nazareth is a big strong kid I would like to see him bulk up to heavyweight to use his athlelticscm. Csentisis has a beautiful high crotch shot. Intrigued by his potential but it wont be for a few seasons. Either am way the depth of this team is increasing exponentially. I am very intrigued by Like Montgomery from Bethel park
Schott is a late bloomer and got better by leaps and bounds each year. He was pretty good this year, but will need to keep improving at his current rate to be a force at Pitt.Does anyone have insight into the potential of either of the higher weight kids from Saucon Valley or Nazareth?
Are you saying there is more to come? Anything you can share? Thanks!2020 class isn't done yet but after these updates, it looks like the room got a lot tougher this year.
Just got another from Lehigh Valley. 2nd place 2A wrestler from Wilson named Kolby Flank!Schott is a late bloomer and got better by leaps and bounds each year. He was pretty good this year, but will need to keep improving at his current rate to be a force at Pitt.
Csencsits was pretty impressive the few times I saw him this year and is another guy who keeps improving. I think he is going to be a good one in a few years.
Either way, it is good that Pitt has finally got into the Lehigh Valley this year. The area is as good as any in the country for wrestling and we need to start pulling guys from there.
As it does every year, Pa Power ranked the top 250 Pa recruits for Class of 2020. Including prep, aaa, aa, and injured.
Colby Whitehill, Pitt 285, made the top ten at number 9 overall.