PIAA Individual Wrestling Championships kick off early Thursday at Hershey’s Giant Center and run through Saturday’s championship finals, after which new state champions will be crowned across three division.

The PIAA state wrestling tournament kicks off Thursday. Check out a handful of local wrestlers to follow along with over the weekend.

Five Hornets traveled to Hershey for the PIAA State Wrestling Championships: Nathan Schuman, Duke Martin, Saige Olver, Maddison Miller and Jaidyn Mikulak.

PIAA Individual Wrestling Championships kick off Thursday at Hershey’s Giant Center with early action across the girls, Class 2A boys and 3A boys divisions.

Pennsylvania high school athletics' Chief Operating Officer shares his thoughts on this year's wrestling tournament, the future, and if it could ever leave Hershey.

Brackets are set for the PIAA championships. Twenty-seven District 2 wrestlers will compete in the tournaments, including 10 in Class 3A boys, eight in Class 2A boys and nine in the girls event.

The dust is settling at the Giant Center after three action-packed days of PIAA wrestling championships. State College’s Asher Cunningham and West Perry’s Ty Morrison were crowned state champions in 3A classification. Nazareth’s Tahir Parkins was named outstanding wrestler as well.

Donald Trump singled out Secretary of State Marco Rubio as the person “to blame if anything goes wrong” during his speech to Congress—and Rubio’s shocked reaction was quickly spotted online. Trump made the jab as he spoke about trying to regain ownership of the Panama Canal,

Thomas Jefferson's Maddox Shaw, Belle Vernon Area's Elijah Brown, and Canon-McMillan's Marlee Solomon brought hardware home from Hershey.

Esther Reed of Big Spring gained third-place with a pin over Adyson Munro of Bethlehem Freedom. 3A 172: Tucker Seidel of West Perry finishes eighth in the weight class after a loss to Blake Hostetter of Oxford Area.