Bald Eagle-Nittany High School was a public high school in Mill Hall, Pennsylvania. After the highschool closed, the building was renovated and is now Central Mountain Middle School.
Contributions were made through funds raised from the athletic clubs.
Wrestling
The Panther grapplers turned out a record of 450-221-11 over the school's forty-three years earning a.670 win percentage. Coach George Custer coached seven wrestlers to twelve District 6 individual titles, three wrestlers to four state titles and also had two runners-up. Coach Custer was inducted into the Pennsylvania Wrestling Association Coaches Hall of Fame in 1973. After Coach Custer, Coach Charles "Biff" Walizer headed the program for the next 25 years, amassing a 294-155-6 mark and ten District 6 titles, winning six straight at the end of his career. Coach Walizer coached thirty-two individual champions to fifty-two total titles at the District 6 tournament. He also coached four individual champions to eight state-level titles with six runners-up. Coach Walizer was inducted into the Pennsylvania Wrestling Association Coaches Hall of Fame in 2003. Along with these coaches, the following associates of the Bald Eagle-Nittany wrestling program have also been inducted into the Pennsylvania Wrestling Association Coaches Hall of Fame: Terry Williams - 1991, Norm Polovcsik - 1999, and Frank Eisenhower - 2004. Bald Eagle-Nittany wrestling in District 6 earned twelve tournament titles and three duals titles. The Panthers also had seventy-five champions. The program also had eight members in the District 6 hall of fame; George Custer, Terry Williams, Frank Eisenhower, Charles "Biff" Walizer, Barry Daniels, Scott Bair, Travis "Trap" McCormick, and Biff Walizer. While wrestling at the regional level the program secured twenty-six champions, several of them earned honors as Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association state wrestling champions. Bald Eagle-Nittany wrestling state champions and runners-up are: ChampionsRunners-up Frank Eisenhower 145 lbs. 1959 Karl Galbraith 165 lbs. 1963 Frank Eisenhower 154 lbs. 1960 Barry Daniels 127 lbs. 1966 Adam Waltz 138 lbs. 1962 Mark Williams 119 lbs. 1975 Barry Daniels 133 lbs. 1967 Mark Williams 126 lbs. 1976 Dusty Ream 138 lbs. 1974 Terry Williams 155 lbs. 1979 Terry Williams 155 lbs. 1977 Casey Koch 119 lbs. 1987 Terry Williams 155 lbs. 1978 Casey Koch 125 lbs. 1989 Terry Williams 155 lbs. 1980 Shan Rippey 135 lbs. 1991 Biff Walizer 125 lbs. 1992 Shawn Weaver 189 lbs. 1997 Biff Walizer 125 lbs. 1993 Scott Bair 119 lbs. 1995 Scott Bair 125 lbs. 1996 *Travis "Trap" McCormick 112 lbs. 1997 +Andy Hull 160 lbs. 1999 * Also won titles in 1995 and 1996 while wrestling for the Sugar Valley Indians at 103 lbs. + Last wrestling match in a Bald Eagle-Nittany singlet.
Track and Field
Although Bald Eagle Nittany never had a track & field team or cross country team, Glenn Stephens coached himself and competed as a middle and long distance runner in open road races, Nittany Valley Track Club cross country, marathons, and all comers track meets, as an exhibition runner in Lock High High School track meets, and Jersey Shore High School cross country races. Stephens ran the first of several marathons as a sophomore, won the Class B division of the Camptown races as a junior, placed 3rd in Districts in the 880 as a junior, and won the West Branch conference 880 as a senior, breaking the Conference record. In his senior year, Stephens lost one track race and was awarded an honorary letter.
Glenn Stephens, competed for BEN and Millersville University in track and cross country, but later moved into triathlon and aquabike. Ranked 4th in the United States in his age group in the aquabike division in 2010. UCLA Ph.D. in Political Science, UC Berkeley Boalt Hall School of Law J.D., former senior counsel to current NLRB Chair Wilma Liebma. Has taught at California State University, Northridge, Pomona College, UCLA, Princeton University, Scripps College, and Penn State. Blogger - https://ikonoklazt.wordpress.
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