Trojans Shine: Upper Dauphin Area Dominates 2025-2026 PWCA All-Academic Honors

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ELIZABETHVILLE, PA — The Pennsylvania Wrestling Coaches Association (PWCA) has officially released the 2025-2026 State All-Academic Teams, and the Upper Dauphin Area (UDA) wrestling program has once again proven that their student-athletes are as sharp in the classroom as they are tough on the mat.

A total of seven Trojans—spanning the boys' and girls' programs—earned recognition this year. To qualify for this elite status, wrestlers must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA while achieving a varsity winning percentage of .600 or greater across at least 15 matches.

The Elite: First Team Selections

Two standouts from the girls' program set the pace by earning First Team honors with perfect 4.00 GPAs.

Cambrie Herb (Senior, 100 lbs): A cornerstone of the program, Herb balanced her academic perfection with a gritty 18-11 senior season.
Marjorie Hoffman-Long (Senior, 142 lbs): Hoffman-Long was nearly untouchable this season, posting a dominant 17-2 record to go along with her flawless academic standing.

Excellence Across the Board: Second Team Honors

The Trojans placed three more wrestlers on the Second Team, showcasing the depth of talent in the UDA wrestling room.

Jena Teeter (Sophomore, 118 lbs): Earning a 3.87 GPA, Teeter is a rising star in the program. Her inclusion as a sophomore signals a bright future for UDA wrestling.
Jacelyn Henninger (Senior, 136 lbs): Finishing her high school career strong, Henninger maintained a 3.77 GPA while racking up 25 wins this season.
Jada Dillard (Junior, 124 lbs): With a 3.75 GPA, Dillard reached a major milestone this year, crossing the 50-career win mark (54 total) as she prepares for her senior season.

The Heavy Hitters: Third Team Recognition

Rounding out the "Super Seven" are two veterans from the boys' squad who earned Third Team status:

Wyatt Troutman (Senior, 189 lbs): A leader on and off the mat, Troutman carried a 3.56 GPA and wrapped up a successful career with 46 varsity wins.
Eoghan Savage (Junior, 285 lbs): Savage had a monster year in the heavyweight division earning 5th place at the PIAA State tournament. Carrying a 3.55 GPA, he posted a stellar 38-9 record, officially securing his place in the prestigious 100 Win Club.