Team – Wrestling (JH) – Upper Dauphin Area Athletics

TEAM – WRESTLING (JUNIOR HIGH)

Head Coach – Lenny Strohecker

Team Information
Social Media

Team Information

Junior High Wrestling is a team sport at Upper Dauphin Area for 7th, 8th and selected 9th grade student-athletes. Student-Athletes from Millersburg Area also participate as part of the Cooperative Sports Agreement.

Schedules: All UDA athletic team schedules can be found on the BigTeams UDASD Website.

Social Media

Check the UDA Wrestling Twitter Account and UDA Athletics Twitter Account for updates regarding team scores and schedules.

Male Sports

Female Sports

Coed Sports

“Behind all of our student athletes is the will to succeed, not just in the gym or on the field, but in anything they do and in life as a whole.”
— Macklin Ayers, Former UDA Student-Athlete

FAN INFORMATION

MULTIMEDIA

ATHLETIC BANDS

“My sports experience at UDA was invaluable. Going to a smaller school gives you the ability to play a variety of sports; molding you into a well-rounded athlete which makes you extremely marketable at the next level.”
— Ty Raubenstine, Susquehanna University ’14, UDA ’10

TEAM – WRESTLING (JUNIOR HIGH)

Team Information

Social Media

Male Sports

Female Sports

Coed Sports

“Behind all of our student athletes is the will to succeed, not just in the gym or on the field, but in anything they do and in life as a whole.” — Macklin Ayers, Former UDA Student-Athlete

FAN INFORMATION

MULTIMEDIA

ATHLETIC BANDS

“My sports experience at UDA was invaluable. Going to a smaller school gives you the ability to play a variety of sports; molding you into a well-rounded athlete which makes you extremely marketable at the next level.” — Ty Raubenstine, Susquehanna University ’14, UDA ’10

TEAM – WRESTLING (JUNIOR HIGH)

Team Information

Social Media

“Behind all of our student athletes is the will to succeed, not just in the gym or on the field, but in anything they do and in life as a whole.”
— Macklin Ayers, Former UDA Student-Athlete

“My sports experience at UDA was invaluable. Going to a smaller school gives you the ability to play a variety of sports; molding you into a well-rounded athlete which makes you extremely marketable at the next level.”
— Ty Raubenstine, Susquehanna University ’14, UDA ’10