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Eastern Pennsylvania Conference

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High school sports conference

J. Birney Crum Stadium inAllentown, a 15,000-capacity stadium, is the largesthigh school football stadium in theMid-Atlantic region of the nation and the home field for all three Allentown-based Eastern Pennsylvania Conference high school football teams,Allen,Central Catholic, andDieruff high schools.
BASD Stadium, a 14,000-capacity stadium inBethlehem, is the home field for three large Bethlehem-based EPC high schools,Liberty High School,Freedom High School, andBethlehem Catholic High School
Allen High School's football team takes the field against crosstown rivalDieruff High School in an October 2018 EPC game
The J. Milo Sewards Gymnasium at Allen High School in February 2021

TheEastern Pennsylvania Conference, known informally asEPC,EPC18, andEast Penn Conference, is anathletic conference consisting of 18 largehigh schools fromLehigh,Monroe,Northampton, andPike counties in theLehigh Valley andPocono Mountain regions of eastern and northeasternPennsylvania. The conference is part ofDistrict XI in thePennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA).

The Eastern Pennsylvania Conference holds many Pennsylvania and national records and milestones in high school athletic competition. The conference is known for producing many athletes who have gone on to compete in theOlympics and professional sports, includingMajor League Baseball, theNational Basketball Association, and theNational Football League. The conference'shigh school wrestling programs have been labeled "among the nation’s best in the sport for nearly three decades"[1] andWIN magazine has ranked the EPC and Lehigh Valley best in the nation for wrestling.[2]

The Eastern Pennsylvania Conference is also home to two of the nation's largesthigh school football stadiums,J. Birney Crum Stadium, a 15,000 capacity stadium inAllentown, andFrank Banko Field at Bethlehem Area School District Stadium, a 14,000 capacity inBethlehem.

History

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See also:Lehigh Valley Conference § History, andMountain Valley Conference (Pennsylvania) § History

On October 2, 2013, theLehigh Valley Conference, consisting of 12 schools from the Lehigh Valley, voted to invite six largeMountain Valley Conference schools to the conference, expanding it to a super conference of 18 large Pennsylvania high schools. The EPC was officially announced on June 4, 2014, and the conference's play began in the 2014–15 school year.[3] The conference is widely considered one of the premier high school athletic divisions in the nation.

High schools

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The 18 high school teams in the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference (with location in parentheses) are:[4]

Conference championships and records

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Baseball

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Baseball uses the primary divisional conference alignment.[5]

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Bethlehem Catholic51996, 2005, 2006, 2007, 20210–
Dieruff21987, 19880–
Easton21990, 19930–
Emmaus22000, 20050–
Freedom21999, 20180–
Liberty41991, 2001, 2002, 20070–
Nazareth32006, 2011, 20120–
Northampton119970–
Parkland51992, 2003, 2009, 2013, 20140–
Pleasant Valley120100–
Whitehall41984, 2004, 2005, 20080–
William Allen119950–

Boys basketball

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Boysbasketball uses the primary divisional conference alignment.[5]

Conference Champions

YearEPC TournamentMountain DivisionRecordSkyline DivisionRecordSteel DivisionRecord
2014–15ParklandStroudsburg14–2 (10–0)Parkland16–0 (10–0)Liberty14–2 (9–1)

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic171986, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013, 201421984, 1986
Bethlehem Catholic41998, 2002, 2018, 20190–
East Stroudsburg South31994, 2018, 20210–
Easton120070–
Emmaus119860–
Liberty41987, 1995, 2008, 20100–
Parkland72000, 2001, 2003, 2009, 2013, 2014, 20150–
Pleasant Valley119980–
Pocono Mountain West120120–
Stroudsburg21996, 19990–
Whitehall111981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1997, 2004, 200511982
William Allen71984, 1988, 1993, 2002, 2006, 2011, 201951935, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1951

Girls basketball

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Girls basketball uses the primary divisional conference alignment.[5]

Conference champions

YearEPC TournamentMountain DivisionRecordSkyline DivisionRecordSteel DivisionRecord
2014–15Bethlehem CatholicPocono Mountain West13–3 (9–1)Allentown Central Catholic16–0 (10–0)Bethlehem Catholic16–0 (10–0)

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic211987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 201271973, 1978, 1987, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004
Bethlehem Catholic101992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 201912019
Dieruff0–21975, 1976
Easton21999, 20170–
Emmaus41998, 2001, 2002, 20040–
Freedom31987, 2006, 20180–
Liberty22000, 20090–
Nazareth52013, 2015, 2016, 2020, 20210–
Northampton51995, 1997, 2010, 2011, 20190–
Parkland32005, 2007, 201412006
Pleasant Valley120030–
Whitehall21986, 19880–
William Allen1200811981

Boys cross country

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In boyscross country, no divisional conference alignment is used.[5]

Conference champions

YearRegular seasonRecordChampionshipPointsIndividual ChampionTime
2014Easton15–0Easton47Colin Abert (Easton)16:02

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic21989, 20140–
Easton101985, 1986, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2014, 2018, 20190–
Emmaus119940–
Freedom22012, 20130–
Liberty61990, 1993, 1995, 2004, 2007, 20080–
Nazareth120100–
Parkland62005, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2016, 20170–
William Allen21988, 19890–

Individual state champions:[6]

  • Mickey Collins (Easton) – 1970

Girls cross country

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In girls cross country, no divisional conference alignment is used.[5]

Conference champions

YearRegular seasonRecordChampionshipPointsIndividual ChampionTime
2014Easton15–0Parkland80Raisa Kochmaruk (Liberty)19:27

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic32003, 2004, 200512001
Easton41989, 2014, 2018, 20190–
Emmaus111985, 1988, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2006, 2007, 2008, 200932007, 2008, 2009
Liberty41991, 1992, 1997, 20100–
Northampton119870–
Parkland32011, 2012, 201312000
William Allen119860–

Individual state champions:[6]

  • Janelle Thomas (Liberty) – 1992, 1994, 1995
  • Frances Koons (Allentown Central Catholic) – 2003
  • Jessica Cygan (Liberty) – 2008

Field hockey

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Infield hockey, no divisional conference alignment is used.[5]

Conference champions

YearEPC TournamentMountain DivisionRecordSkyline DivisionRecordSteel DivisionRecord
2014StroudsburgStroudsburg15–0 (10–0)Emmaus13–0–1 (7–0–1)Easton14–1–1 (10–0)

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Emmaus261989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 201491991, 1992, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2010
Stroudsburg0–11980

Football

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A helicopter landing atJ. Birney Crum Stadium inAllentown prior toWilliam Allen High School's football game on Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1948
The program forDieruff High School vs.Easton Area High School football game at Cottingham Stadium inEaston on October 3, 1959

Football uses the following adjusted divisional conference alignment, which changes slightly every two years:[5][7]

North: Dieruff, East Stroudsburg North, East Stroudsburg South, Northampton, Pleasant Valley, Pocono Mountain East, Pocono Mountain West, Stroudsburg, and William Allen
South: Allentown Central Catholic, Bethlehem Catholic, Easton, Emmaus, Freedom, Liberty, Nazareth, Parkland, and Whitehall

From the 2014 through 2017 seasons, Northampton was in the South division. From the 2014 through 2015 seasons, Bethlehem Catholic was in the North division. For 2016–17, Allentown Central Catholic was in the North division.

Division champions[8]

YearNorth DivisionRecordSouth DivisionRecord
2014Stroudsburg10–0 (8–0)Easton10–0 (8–0)
2019Northampton10–2 (8–0)Nazareth12–2 (7–1)
2021Northampton12–1 (8–0)Parkland9–2 (7–1)
2022Northampton12–1 (8–0)Emmaus10–2 (7–1)

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic121991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2003, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 202131993, 1998, 2010
Bethlehem Catholic101985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2013, 201421988, 1990
East Stroudsburg South41985, 1995, 2018, 20210–
Easton71990, 1991, 1993, 2003, 2004, 2009, 20100–
Liberty41994, 2005, 2006, 200812008
Nazareth31988, 1989, 20110–
Parkland71996, 1998, 2002, 2007, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 201712002
Pocono Mountain East119880–
Whitehall51986, 1989, 1997, 2016, 20170–
William Allen119920–

Golf

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Golf does not use any divisional conference alignment.[5]

Conference champions

YearRegular seasonRecordChampionshipPointsBoys championScoreGirls championScore
2014Easton
Emmaus
Parkland		9–1Emmaus322Nick Maff (Bethlehem Catholic)77Helen Hsu (Freedom)79

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic120130–
Emmaus22013, 20140–
Northampton120120–
Parkland42006, 2008, 2009, 20110–

Boys lacrosse

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Boyslacrosse uses the following adjusted divisional conference alignment:[5]
East: Bethlehem Catholic, Liberty, Nazareth, Northampton, and Pleasant Valley
West: Allentown Central Catholic, Easton, Emmaus, Freedom, and Parkland
Dieruff, East Stroudsburg North, East Stroudsburg South, Pocono Mountain East, Pocono Mountain West, Stroudsburg, Whitehall, and William Allen do not participate in boys lacrosse.

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic52011, 2012, 2018, 2021, 202212021
Emmaus42009, 2010, 2013, 20140–

Easton2024, 2025

Girls lacrosse

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Girls lacrosse uses the following adjusted divisional conference alignment:[5]
Mountain: Nazareth, Northampton, and Pleasant Valley
Steel: Easton, Freedom, and Liberty
Skyline: Allentown Central Catholic, Emmaus, and Parkland
Bethlehem Catholic, Dieruff, East Stroudsburg North, East Stroudsburg South, Pocono Mountain East, Pocono Mountain West, Stroudsburg, Whitehall, and William Allen do not participate in girls lacrosse.

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Emmaus120110–
Nazareth22010, 20120–
Parkland120140–

Boys soccer

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Boyssoccer uses the primary divisional conference alignment.[5]

Conference Champions

YearEPC TournamentMountain DivisionRecordSkyline DivisionRecordSteel DivisionRecord
2014EmmausStroudsburg13–3–1 (8–1–1)Emmaus15–1 (9–1)Liberty11–5 (8–2)

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic120120–
Bethlehem Catholic120070–
Easton120100–
Emmaus111991, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2011, 20150–
Freedom1199011983
Liberty31989, 1992, 199311975
Parkland91997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2013, 20220–
Stroudsburg22009, 20120–

Girls soccer

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Girls soccer uses the primary divisional alignment.[5]

Conference champions

YearEPC TournamentMountain DivisionRecordSkyline DivisionRecordSteel DivisionRecord
2014ParklandStroudsburg14–1–1 (9–0–1)Parkland13–1–2 (8–0–2)Easton13–2–1 (10–0)

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic22009, 20100–
Easton120130–
Emmaus81993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2005, 2006, 2007, 200911997
Nazareth22008, 20100–
Parkland81996, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2011, 2012 (F)0–
Whitehall22012 (S), 20140–

Softball

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Softball uses the primary divisional alignment.[5]

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic120060–
Bethlehem Catholic72003, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2013, 20140–
Easton120110–
Emmaus22003, 200712000
Liberty120120–
Nazareth120060–
Northampton1201311996
Parkland32004, 2005, 201441975, 1995, 1998, 2009
Stroudsburg120100–
Whitehall120090–
William Allen0–11990

Boys swimming and diving

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Boysswimming anddiving does not use the divisional conference alignment.[5] Pleasant Valley and Bethlehem Catholic do not participate in boys swimming and diving. In addition, East Stroudsburg North, East Stroudsburg South, Pocono Mountain East, Pocono Mountain West, and Stroudsburg do not participate in boys diving.

Conference champions

YearSchoolRecord
2015Emmaus11–0

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic32004, 2005, 20150–
Emmaus102005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 20150–
Parkland22004, 20070–

Girls swimming and diving

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Girls swimming and diving does not use the divisional conference alignment.[5] Pleasant Valley and Bethlehem Catholic do not participate in girls swimming and diving. East Stroudsburg North, East Stroudsburg South, Pocono Mountain East, Pocono Mountain West, and Stroudsburg do not participate in girls diving.

Conference champions

YearSchoolRecord
2015Parkland11–0

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic22004, 20090–
Emmaus1200822004, 2005
Parkland112004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 201522001, 2003

Boys track and field

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Boystrack and field does not use any divisional conference alignment.[5]

Girls track and field

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Girls track and field does not use any divisional conference alignment.[5]

Boys tennis

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Boystennis does not use any divisional conference alignment.[5]

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Emmaus120040–
Parkland72005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2012, 2013, 20140–

Individual state champions:[6]

  • Dennis Koch (William Allen) – 1960
  • Rupert/Book (Liberty) – 1961
  • Colin Delaney (Parkland) – 1988
  • Tarek El-Bassiouni (Stroudsburg) – 1998
  • Sean Montgomery (East Stroudsburg South) – 2001

Girls tennis

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Girls tennis does not use any divisional conference alignment.[5]

Conference champions

YearRegular seasonRecordChampionship
2014East Stroudsburg South
Liberty
Nazareth		10–1East Stroudsburg South

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic120050–
Bethlehem Catholic22003, 20060–
Freedom0–12002
Northampton22003, 20040–
Parkland52007, 2008, 2011, 2012, 20130–
Stroudsburg120090–
Whitehall120100–

Individual state champions:[6]

  • Granson/Granson (Freedom) – 1996
  • Granson/Granson (Freedom) – 1997

Boys volleyball

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Boysvolleyball does not use any divisional conference alignment.[5]
Allentown Central Catholic, East Stroudsburg North, East Stroudsburg South, Pleasant Valley, and Stroudsburg do not participate in boys volleyball.

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Bethlehem Catholic42007, 2008, 2009, 20100–
Emmaus32011, 2012, 20130–
Freedom42004, 2005, 2006, 20090–
Liberty120070–
Parkland22008, 20140–
Whitehall120100–

Girls volleyball

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Girls volleyball uses the primary divisional conference alignment.[5]

Conference champions

YearEPC TournamentMountain DivisionRecordSkyline DivisionRecordSteel DivisionRecord
2014ParklandPleasant Valley11–5 (9–1)Parkland16–0 (10–0)Bethlehem Catholic15–1 (10–0)

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Allentown Central Catholic72003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 200932001, 2007, 2008
Bethlehem Catholic62005, 2007, 2008, 2012, 2013, 20140–
Freedom120030–
Parkland42010, 2011, 2012, 201422011, 2014

Wrestling

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See also:The Streak (Easton High School Wrestling)

Wrestling uses the following adjusted divisional conference alignment:[5]
Division A: Allentown Central Catholic, Dieruff, East Stroudsburg South, Easton, Freedom, Nazareth, Parkland, Pocono Mountain East, and William Allen
Division B: Bethlehem Catholic, East Stroudsburg North, Emmaus, Liberty, Northampton, Pleasant Valley, Pocono Mountain West, Stroudsburg, and Whitehall

District and state championships

SchoolDistrict
Title(s)		Year(s)State
Title(s)		Year(s)
Bethlehem Catholic52011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 201581979 (Ind.), 2011 (Team), 2012 (Ind.), 2012 (Team), 2013 (Ind.), 2013 (Team), 2014 (Ind.), 2014 (Team)
Easton102001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013101981 (Ind.), 1983 (Ind.), 1996 (Ind.), 1997 (Ind.), 2001 (Ind.), 2001 (Team), 2002 (Ind.), 2002 (Team), 2003 (Team), 2004 (Team)
Nazareth22006, 201422006 (Ind.), 2007 (Team)
Northampton51998, 1999, 2000, 2008, 200981993 (Ind.), 1994 (Ind.), 1995 (Ind.), 1998 (Ind.), 2000 (Ind.), 2000 (Team), 2003 (Ind.), 2004 (Ind.)

Individual state champions:[9]

  • Peter Cicchine (Liberty) – 1940, 135
  • William Unangst (Liberty) – 1940, 155
  • John McAuliffe (William Allen) – 1947, 138
  • Charles Cope (Liberty) – 1947, 154
  • Dick Rutt (Easton) – 1949, 103
  • Harold Wilson (Nazareth) – 1954, 120
  • Steve Micio (Northampton) – 1955, 133
  • Ed Keglovits (Northampton) – 1955, 154
  • R. Rohrbach (William Allen) – 1957, 127
  • William Trexler (William Allen) – 1957, 133
  • Bart Mosser (Liberty) – 1958, 127
  • Al Rushatz (William Allen) – 1958, 165
  • Dick Rushatz (William Allen) – 1959, 95
  • Doug Koch (Liberty) – 1960, 133
  • John Eckenrode (Liberty) – 1961, 138
  • Alton Bowyer (Easton) – 1962, 95
  • Dick DeWalt (Easton) – 1962, 133
  • Dave Halulko (Dieruff) – 1964, 127
  • Chuck Amato (Easton) – 1964, 165
  • Charles Housner (Dieruff) – 1965, 145
  • Randy Biggs (Liberty) – 1967, 95
  • Geoff Baum (William Allen) – 1967, 180
  • Craig Fox (Easton) – 1968, 133
  • Dan Newhard (Dieruff) – 1968, 180
  • Carl Lutes (Easton) – 1969, 112
  • Dan Howard (Dieruff) – 1969, 133
  • Rocco Creazzo (Easton) – 1971, 95
  • Pat Sculley (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1973, 126
  • Curt Stanley (Easton) – 1974, 132
  • Darwin Brodt (Easton) – 1974, 167
  • Bobby Weaver (Easton) – 1975, 98
  • Rich McIntyre (Freedom) – 1975, 145
  • Brian Statum (Liberty) – 1975, 155
  • Bobby Weaver (Easton) – 1976, 98
  • Brian Statum (Liberty) – 1976, 155
  • Mike Brown (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1976, 185
  • George Atiyeh (Dieruff) – 1976, UNL
  • Bobby Weaver (Easton) – 1977, 105
  • Billy Williams (Freedom) – 1977, 145
  • George Atiyeh (Dieruff) – 1977, UNL
  • Rich Santoro (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1978, 98
  • Doug Billig (Parkland) – 1979, 98
  • Rich Santoro (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1979, 112
  • Tom Bold (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1979, 138
  • John Cuvo (Easton) – 1980, 98
  • Jim Bresnak (Liberty) – 1980, 105
  • Bernie Brown (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1980, 185
  • Randy Ascani (Easton) – 1981, 119
  • Bernie Brown (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1981, 185
  • Dennis Atiyeh (Dieruff) – 1981, UNL
  • Jack Cuvo (Easton) – 1983, 98
  • Mickey Torres (Liberty) – 1983, 112
  • Jack Cuvo (Easton) – 1984, 98
  • Sean Finkbeiner (Northampton) – 1984, 145
  • Andy Voit (Dieruff) – 1984, 185
  • Jack Cuvo (Easton) – 1985, 105
  • Gino Capuano (Liberty) – 1985, 138
  • Scott Schleicher (William Allen) – 1985, 145
  • John Likins (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1986, 112
  • Scott Hovan (William Allen) – 1986, 138
  • Jeff Roth (William Allen) – 1986, 145
  • Dave Foley (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1987, 105
  • Scott Hovan (William Allen) – 1987, 145
  • Brad Silimperi (Nazareth) – 1988, 98
  • Ty Moore (Freedom) – 1988, 105
  • Mike Miller (Nazareth) – 1989, 145
  • Blayne Diacount (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1989, 160
  • Tony Iasiello (Bethlehem Catholic) – 1989, 171
  • Moss Grays (Easton) – 1990, 145
  • Mike Miller (Nazareth) – 1990, 152
  • Chad Billy (Northampton) – 1991, 112
  • Ryan Nunamaker (Nazareth) – 1992, 130
  • Mike Tomsic (Northampton) – 1993, 112
  • Matt Roth (Parkland) – 1994, 112
  • Dan Tashner (Nazareth) – 1994, 125
  • Whitey Chlebove (Northampton) – 1994, 130
  • Mark Getz (Nazareth) – 1994, 135
  • Dennis Liberto (Northampton) – 1995, 103
  • Travis Doto (Nazareth) – 1995, 145
  • Jamarr Billman (Easton) – 1996, 130
  • Chris Kelly (Easton) – 1997, 112
  • Andy Cote (Nazareth) – 1997, 130
  • Bryan Snyder (Easton) – 1997, 135
  • Jamarr Billman (Easton) – 1997, 140
  • Rob Rohn (Nazareth) – 1997, 189
  • Derek Jenkins (Parkland) – 1998, 145
  • Christian Luciano (Northampton) – 1998, 171
  • Jon Trenge (Parkland) – 1998, 189
  • John Hard (Northampton) – 1998, 275
  • Jon Trenge (Parkland) – 1999, 189
  • Steve Itterly (Nazareth) – 1999, 275
  • Matt Ciasulli (Easton) – 2000, 112
  • Ryan McCallum (Northampton) – 2000, 130
  • Jake Giamoni (Easton) – 2000, 135
  • Matt Ciasulli (Easton) – 2001, 119
  • Jeff Ecklof (Northampton) – 2001, 125
  • Gino Fortebuono (Easton) – 2001, 130
  • Travis Frick (Nazareth) – 2001, 171
  • Matt Ciasulli (Easton) – 2002, 125
  • Mike Rogers (Easton) – 2002, 135
  • Christian Franco (Whitehall) – 2002, 140
  • David Rivera (Allentown Central Catholic) – 2002, 160
  • Joey Ecklof (Northampton) – 2003, 135
  • Jeff Ecklof (Northampton) – 2003, 145
  • Josh Haines (Northampton) – 2003, 189
  • Jon Oplinger (Northampton) – 2003, 215
  • Joe Caramanica (Nazareth) – 2004, 135
  • Joey Ecklof (Northampton) – 2004, 145
  • Mike Rogers (Easton) – 2004, 152
  • Nick Guida (Parkland) – 2004, 171
  • Josh Haines (Northampton) – 2004, 189
  • Jon Oplinger (Northampton) – 2004, 215
  • Tim Darling (Nazareth) – 2005, 130
  • Joe Caramanica (Nazareth) – 2005, 145
  • Joey Ecklof (Northampton) – 2005, 152
  • Bryan Reiss (Emmaus) – 2005, 275
  • Jordan Oliver (Easton) – 2006, 103
  • Tim Darling (Nazareth) – 2006, 145
  • Kegan Handlovic (Easton) – 2007, 112
  • Jordan Oliver (Easton) – 2007, 119
  • Tim Darling (Nazareth) – 2007, 152
  • Justin Wieller (Northampton) – 2007, 215
  • Kegan Handlovic (Easton) – 2008, 119
  • Jordan Oliver (Easton) – 2008, 130
  • Ziad Haddad (Bethlehem Catholic) – 2008, 285
  • Zach Horan (Nazareth) – 2011, 130
  • Mitchell Minotti (Easton) – 2011, 140
  • Michael Ottinger (Parkland) – 2011, 160
  • Ethan Lizak (Parkland) – 2012, 106
  • Darian Cruz (Bethlehem Catholic) – 2012, 106
  • Randy Cruz (Bethlehem Catholic) – 2012, 132
  • Elliot Riddick (Bethlehem Catholic) – 2012, 170
  • Ethan Lizak (Parkland) – 2013, 113
  • Aaron Bradley (Nazareth) – 2013, 285
  • Darian Cruz (Bethlehem Catholic) – 2013, 120
  • Jake Riegel (Bethlehem Catholic) – 2014, 106
  • Luke Karam (Bethlehem Catholic) – 2014, 113
  • Zeke Moisey (Bethlehem Catholic) – 2014, 126

Eastern Pennsylvania Conference professional and Olympic athletes

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Saquon Barkley,Whitehall High School
Aaron Gray,Emmaus High School
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson,Freedom High School
Sebastian Joseph-Day,Stroudsburg High School
Matt McBride,Liberty High School
Matt Millen, Whitehall High School
Jim Molinaro,Bethlehem Catholic High School
Andre Reed,Dieruff High School
Brian Schneider,Northampton Area High School
Tony Stewart,Allentown Central Catholic High School
Kyzir White, Emmaus High School

The Eastern Pennsylvania Conference is known for producing a considerable number of present and formerprofessional andOlympic athletes, including:

Major League Baseball (MLB)

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Former MLB players

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National Basketball Association (NBA)

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Former NBA players

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National Football League (NFL)

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Current NFL players

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Former NFL players

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Former Arena Football League (AFL) players

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Former NCAA Division I football players

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Olympics

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Olympic cycling

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Olympic field hockey

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Olympic gymnastics

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Olympic track and field

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Olympic wrestling

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Professional auto racing

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Professional cycling

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Professional golf

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Professional soccer

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Track and field

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Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)

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World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)

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Professional and collegiate coaches and managers

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Eastern Pennsylvania Conference athletes who have gone on to athletic coaching and team management careers include:

College basketball coaches

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College football coaches

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College wrestling coaches

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National Basketball Association (NBA) coaches

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National Football League (NFL) coaches and management

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See also

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References

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  1. ^"Wrestling: Why District 11 2A teams have tougher path to state final,"The Morning Call, January 30, 2019, retrieved January 30, 2019.
  2. ^"WIN's top ten wrestling 'hot spots' in the United States," WIN, November 2, 2010
  3. ^Miller, Stephen (June 4, 2014)."New Eastern Pennsylvania Conference will start with 2014–15 school year".The Morning Call. Archived fromthe original on June 7, 2014. RetrievedJune 4, 2014.
  4. ^"Eastern Pennsylvania Conference school list".EPC18. RetrievedJuly 20, 2015.
  5. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuv"Eastern Pennsylvania Conference 2018–19 Divisional Alignments"(PDF).EPC18. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on August 21, 2018. RetrievedAugust 21, 2018.
  6. ^abcd"Championship Archives".PIAA. RetrievedJuly 22, 2015.
  7. ^Groller, Keith; Miller, Stephen (August 19, 2018). "2018 High School Football Preview".The Morning Call. The Morning Call LLC.
  8. ^"Lehigh Valley High School Football".highschoolsports.lehighvalleylive.com. RetrievedJuly 8, 2025. All info available on sub-pages of site.
  9. ^"P.I.A.A. Past Wrestling Champions"(PDF).PIAA. RetrievedJuly 22, 2015.
  10. ^"Eagles sign former Emmaus standout Kyzir White to one-year deal," WFMZ, March 26, 2022

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