PIAA District 10

Last updated October 29, 2023

District 10 of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) is an interscholastic athletic association in Northwest Pennsylvania. District 10 is one of the PIAA's 12 athletic conferences and comprises high schools in Erie, Pennsylvania and surrounding counties to the south and east. Member schools are classified by enrollment into four categories based on the number of students: A, AA, AAA, AAAA. District 10 is commonly referred to as "D-10" and is sometimes notated with the Roman Numeral "X".

Member schools

The league is made up of 50 public schools and private schools located in Crawford, Erie, Mercer, Venango and Warren counties.^[1]

Exceptions include:

Slippery Rock who is a member of Butler County but participates in District 10
Wilmington Area in Lawrence and Mercer Counties^[2]
Dubois, who is the only AAAA football school in District 9 and competes in District 10's Region 5

Alphabetical list of D-10 Member Schools with addresses and contact information:

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Sports

District 10 hosts thirteen sports over three athletic seasons: fall, winter and spring. Several D-10 teams also compete in bowling, hockey, lacrosse and water polo, but are in leagues that are not a part of the PIAA.

Fall: Football, Soccer, Tennis (girls), Cross Country, Volleyball (girls)

Winter: Swimming & Diving, Wrestling, Basketball

Spring: Tennis (boys), Softball, Baseball, Volleyball (boys), Track & Field

Note: While some sports are dominated by one sex, there is no rule that mandates sex segregation in PIAA sports, even if a school has teams for each sex.

Athletes of 2000s

On January 8, 2009, the Erie Times News conducted online fan voting to determine the District 10 Athletes/Team of the Decade. The winners were: These are unofficial as the Erie Times News does not reach nearly half of District 10.

Male Athlete of the Decade: Ed Hinkel (football, Cathedral Prep)
Female Athlete of the Decade: Lauren Zarger (cross country/track and field, Harborcreek)
Team of the Decade: 2000 Cathedral Prep football^[3]

All-Time Champions

Boys' Cross Country (2000–Present)^[4]
Year	Class A	Class AA	Class AAA
2023	Rocky Grove	Grove City	McDowell
2022	Lakeview	Grove City	McDowell
2021	Rocky Grove	Grove City	Taylor Allderdice
2020	Rocky Grove	Grove City
2019	Cochranton	Grove City	Taylor Allderdice
2018	Cochranton	Grove City
2017	Cochranton	Harbor Creek	McDowell
2016	Seneca	Harbor Creek	Cathedral Prep
2015	Seneca	Grove City	Cathedral Prep
2014	Seneca	Grove City	McDowell
2013	Saegertown	Grove City	McDowell
2012	Saegertown	Grove City	Cathedral Prep
2011		North East	Grove City
2010		Fairview	Grove City
2009		North East	McDowell
2008		North East	Grove City
2007		General McLane	Cathedral Prep
2006		West Middlesex	Cathedral Prep
2005		North East	Meadville
2004		Youngsville	General McLane
2003		Eisenhower	General McLane
2002		Harbor Creek	General McLane
2001		Eisenhower	Harbor Creek
2000		Grove City	Harbor Creek

Girls' Cross Country (2000–Present)^[4]
Year	Class A	Class AA	Class AAA
2023	Seneca	Cathedral Prep	McDowell
2022	Seneca	Cathedral Prep	Taylor Allderdice
2021	Lakeview	Villa Maria	Taylor Allderdice
2020	Wilmington	Villa Maria
2019	Wilmington	Harbor Creek	McDowell
2018	Union City	Villa Maria
2017	Fairview	Villa Maria
2016	Lakeview	Villa Maria
2015	North East	Villa Maria	DuBois
2014	West Middlesex	Villa Maria	DuBois
2013	West Middlesex	Villa Maria	McDowell
2012	West Middlesex	Villa Maria	McDowell
2011		Mercyhurst Prep	McDowell
2010		Mercyhurst Prep	Meadville
2009		West Middlesex	Meadville
2008		West Middlesex	McDowell
2007		Union City	Meadville
2006		General McLane	Meadville
2005		Slippery Rock	General McLane
2004		Villa Maria	General McLane
2003		Villa Maria	McDowell
2002		Seneca	Meadville
2001		Eisenhower	McDowell
2000		Titusville	McDowell

Boys' Track & Field (2002–Present)^[5]
Year	Class AA	Class AAA
2023	Slippery Rock	McDowell
2022	Grove City	Slippery Rock
2021	Grove City	Cathedral Prep
2019	Grove City	General McLane
2018	Hickory	Grove City
2017	Hickory	McDowell
2016
2015	Hickory
2014	Hickory
2013	Hickory
2012	West Middlesex
2011	Hickory
2010	General McLane
2009	Titusville
2008	Wilmington
2007	Lakeview
2006	Greenville
2005	Greenville
2004	Abraxas
2003	Sharon
2002	Mercyhurst Prep

Girls' Track & Field (2002–Present)^[5]
Year	Class AA	Class AAA
2023	Fort LeBouf	Meadville
2022	Fairview	Hickory / Grove City^[6]
2021	Slippery Rock	Hickory
2019	Slippery Rock	Grove City
2018	Hickory	Villa Maria
2017	Hickory	Villa Maria
2016
2015	Villa Maria
2014	Wilmington
2013	Villa Maria
2012	Hickory
2011	Hickory
2010	Hickory
2009	Slippery Rock
2008	Fort LeBoeuf
2007	Grove City
2006	Fort LeBoeuf
2005	Mercer
2004	Titusville
2003	Hickory
2002	Hickory

Football (1985-Present)

‘’’2022’’’

Class 6A - McDowell 62, Butler 7

Class 5A - Cathedral Prep-No game

Class 4A - Meadville 62, Corry 14

Class 3A - Grove City 42, Slippery Rock 23

Class 2A - Farrell 26, Sharpsville 0

Class 1A - Reynolds 28, Eisenhower 14

2021

Class 6A - McDowell 40, Butler 21

Class 5A - Cathedral Prep 48, Hollidaysburg 7

Class 4A - Meadville 52, General McLane 19

Class 3A - Slippery Rock 20, Grove City 28

Class 2A - Farrell 48, Wilmington 6

Class 1A - Cochranton 0, Reynolds 23

2020

Class 6A - McDowell-No game

Class 5A - Cathedral Prep-No game

Class 4A - Oil City 51, Harbor Creek 14

Class 3A - Hickory 42, Grove City 29

Class 2A - Wilmington 19, Farrell 14

Class 1A - Reynolds 27, Eisenhower 0 ~

2019

Class 6A - McDowell 58, Erie 30

Class 5A - Oil City 9, Meadville 7

Class 4A - Cathedral Prep 56, Fort LeBoeuf 0

Class 3A - Sharon 33, Grove City 21

Class 2A - Wilmington 45, Greenville 7

Class 1A - Farrell 35, Maplewood 20 ~

2018

Class 6A - McDowell 40, Erie 33

Class 5A - Oil City 14, General McLane 12

Class 4A - Cathedral Prep 42, Fort LeBoeuf 12 ~

Class 3A - Sharon 23, Grove City 6

Class 2A - Wilmington 50, Sharpsville 7 ^

Class 1A - Farrell 50, West Middlesex 6 ~

2017^[7]: Class 6A - Erie 35, McDowell 34; Class 5A - Grove City 35, Meadville 14; Class 4A - Cathedral Prep (no game) ~; Class 3A - Sharon 21, Mercyhurst Prep 14; Class 2A - Wilmington 31, Greenville 13 ^; Class 1A - Farrell 52, Cambridge Springs 27

2016: Class 6A - McDowell (no game); Class 5A - Meadville 62, Grove City 26; Class 4A - Cathedral Prep (no game) ~; Class 3A - Hickory 45, Sharon 13; Class 2A - Wilmington 56, Sharpsville 7; Class 1A - Farrell 22, West Middlesex 12

2015: Class AAAA - McDowell 35, General McLane 30; Class AAA - Cathedral Prep 42, Conneaut 21 ^; Class AA - Hickory 32, Sharon 19; Class A - Farrell 26, Sharpsville 20 OT

2014: Class AAAA - McDowell 29, General McLane 19; Class AAA - Conneaut 14, Cathedral Prep 7; Class AA - Hickory 12, Greenville 7; Class A - Sharpsville 29, West Middlesex 14

2013: Class AAA - Cathedral Prep 63, General McLane 21; Class AA - Hickory 21, Girard 10; Class A - Lakeview 27, Sharpsville 0

2012: Class AAA - Cathedral Prep 48, General McLane 14 ~; Class AA - Hickory 39, Wilmington 7; Class A - Sharpsville 28, West Middlesex 0

2011: Class AAA - Grove City 33, Cathedral Prep 0; Class AA - Hickory 35, General McLane 13; Class A - Sharpsville 21, West Middlesex 13

2010: Class AAA - Cathedral Prep 28, Grove City 16; Class AA - Sharon 14, Hickory 6; Class A - Farrell 39, Mercyhurst Prep 0

2009: Class AAA - Cathedral Prep 47, Grove City 21; Class AA - Wilmington 19, Sharon 0; Class A - Farrell 34, Sharpsville 7

2008: Class AAA - Strong Vincent 28, Cathedral Prep 0; Class AA - Wilmington 21, Slippery Rock 14 OT; Class A - Farrell 28, Linesville 7

2007: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 15, McDowell 13; Class AAA - Strong Vincent 41, General McLane 6; Class AA - Wilmington 18, Harborcreek 6; Class A - Mercyhurst Prep 21, Mercer 19

2006: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 35, McDowell 14; Class AAA - General McLane 19, Strong Vincent 7 ~; Class AA - Wilmington 23, Fairview 6; Class A - West Middlesex 35, Sharpsville 13 ^

2005: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 20, McDowell 19; Class AAA - General McLane 23, Strong Vincent 20; Class AA - Reynolds 21, Wilmington 0; Class A - Kennedy Catholic 34, Sharpsville 12

2004: Class AAAA - McDowell 32, Cathedral Prep 13; Class AAA - Strong Vincent 28, General McLane 7; Class AA - Grove City 33, Harborcreek 7 ^; Class A - Sharpsville 21, Linesville 14

2003: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 33, McDowell 14; Class AAA - Strong Vincent 36, Franklin 15; Class AA - Slippery Rock 34, Girard 13; Class A - West Middlesex 7, Cochranton 6 2OT

2002: Class AAAA - McDowell 14, Cathedral Prep 13; Class AAA - General McLane 42, Warren 6; Class AA - Slippery Rock 17, Sharon 7; Class A - West Middlesex 21, Eisenhower 17

2001: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 33, McDowell 21; Class AAA - Wilmington 28, Greenville 7; Class AA - Sharon 33, North East 0; Class A - Sharpsville 39, Iroquois 6

2000: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 62, McDowell 21 ~; Class AAA - Wilmington 16, Greenville 7; Class AA - Sharon 35, Girard 0; Class A - Sharpsville 14, Kennedy Christian 7

1999: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 54, McDowell 14 ^; Class AAA - Greenville 42, General McLane 6; Class AA - Sharon 13, Wilmington 6; Class A - Sharpsville 61, Linesville 12

1998: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 34, Meadville 0; Class AAA - Oil City 25, General McLane 18; Class AA - Sharon 35, Wilmington 7; Class A - Kennedy Christian 6, Sharpsville 3

1997: Class AAAA - McDowell 21, Erie Central 7; Class AAA - Greenville 35, Grove City 6; Class AA - Wilmington 42, Sharon; Class A - Sharpsville 14, Cambridge Springs 7 ~

1996: Class AAAA - McDowell 24, Erie Central 0; Class AAA - Greenville 24, Corry 0; Class AA - Wilmington 19, Northwestern 7; Class A - Cambridge Springs 13, Sharpsville 10 OT

1995: Class AAAA - McDowell 14, Cathedral Prep 0; Class AAA - Sharon 20, Greenville 6 ^; Class AA - Wilmington 21, Grove City 19; Class A - Iroquois 31, Eisenhower 15

1994: Class AAAA - Erie Central 28, Cathedral Prep 15; Class AAA - Sharon 36, Strong Vincent 12 ^; Class AA - Wilmington 27, Mercer 0; Class A - Kennedy Christian 16, Eisenhower 15

1993: Class AAAA - Erie Central 21, Cathedral Prep 15; Class AAA - Greenville 9, Sharon 7; Class AA - Northwestern 7, Mercer 6; Class A - Eisenhower 15, Maplewood 0

1992: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 14, McDowell 13; Class AAA - Sharon 22, Corry 0; Class AA - Fairview 13, Northwestern 6; Class A - Eisenhower 15, Iroquois 14

1991: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 13, Meadville 0 ^; Class AAA - Strong Vincent 14, Sharon 10 ~; Class AA - Hickory 21, Greenville 20; Class A - Iroquois 36, Eisenhower 12

1990: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 21, Meadville 7; Class AAA - Sharon 28, Strong Vincent; Class AA - Fort LeBoeuf 20, Fairview 13; Class A - Iroquois 13, Eisenhower 10 2OT

1989: Class AAAA - Cathedral Prep 21, Franklin 6; Class AAA - Reynolds 26, Titusville 12; Class AA - Hickory 34, Fairview 10 ~; Class A - Kennedy Christian 27, Linesville 22

1988: Division I - Cathedral Prep 12, Sharon 10; Division II - Hickory 32, Reynolds 20; Division III - Cambridge Springs 16, Saegertown 3 ^

1987: Division I - Cathedral Prep 18, Sharon 0; Division II - Reynolds 33, Grove City 7; Division III - Conneaut Valley 28, Kennedy Christian 7

1986: Division I - Cathedral Prep 9, Meadville 0; Division II - Reynolds 41, Lakeview 6; Division III - Sharpsville 7, Cambridge Springs 6

1985: Division I - Sharon 53, Greenville 7; Division II - Northwestern 40, Reynolds 7; Division III - Farrell 50, Kennedy Christian 8

~PIAA State Champions ^PIAA Runner-Up

D-10 Titles	School	Last
27	Cathedral Prep	2022
14	Wilmington	2019
13	Sharon	2019
14	McDowell	2022
11	Farrell	2022
9	Sharpsville	2014
9	Hickory	2016
7	Reynolds	2022
5	Strong Vincent ^{[Note 1]}	2008
4	Kennedy Catholic ^{[Note 2]}	2005
4	Greenville	1999
3	General McLane	2006
3	Iroquois	1995
3	West Middlesex	2006
5	Grove City	2022
2	Cambridge Springs	1996
2	Central Tech ^{[Note 1]}	1994
2	Eisenhower	1993
2	Northwestern	1993
2	Slippery Rock	2003
2	Oil City	2019
3	Meadville	2022
1	Fairview	1992
1	Fort LeBoeuf	1990
1	Mercyhurst Prep	2007
1	Lakeview	2013
1	Conneaut Valley ^{[Note 3]}	1987
1	Conneaut ^{[Note 3]}	2014
1	Erie ^{[Note 1]}	2017

Varsity Cup

In 2011, the Erie Times News created the Varsity Cup to be awarded to the highest-performing athletic program in District 10.^[8]

Varsity Cup Champions

2011: Mercyhurst Prep

2012: Cathedral Prep/Villa Maria

Notes

1 2 3 Strong Vincent, Erie East, and Erie Central Tech consolidated to form Erie High School for 2017-18 School Year.
↑ Kennedy Catholic's football team dissolved after 2010.
1 2 Conneaut Lake, Conneaut Valley, and Linesville consolidated to form Conneaut (aka CASH/Conneaut Area).

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References

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↑ "Home". piaa.org.
↑ http://www.goerieblogs.com/sports/varsity/?p=4828
1 2 "PIAA District 10 Championships - Coverage". PennTrackXC.com. Retrieved 2019-06-24.
1 2 "PIAA District 10 Class AA Championships Meet Manager". PennTrackXC.com. Retrieved 2022-04-06.
↑ Copper, Mike. "Check out photos from the 2022 District 10 track and field championships". Erie Times-News. Retrieved 2023-09-13.
↑ 2017 District 10 Game Program
↑ http://www.goerie.com/VarsityCup/

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[:0-8] 1 2 3 Strong Vincent, Erie East, and Erie Central Tech consolidated to form Erie High School for 2017-18 School Year.

[9] Kennedy Catholic's football team dissolved after 2010.

[:1-10] 1 2 Conneaut Lake, Conneaut Valley, and Linesville consolidated to form Conneaut (aka CASH/Conneaut Area).

[1] "PIAA District 10".

[2] "Home". piaa.org.

[3] ttp://www.goerieblogs.com/sports/varsity/?p=4828

[auto1-4] 1 2 "PIAA District 10 Championships - Coverage". PennTrackXC.com. Retrieved 2019-06-24.

[auto-5] 1 2 "PIAA District 10 Class AA Championships Meet Manager". PennTrackXC.com. Retrieved 2022-04-06.

[6] Copper, Mike. "Check out photos from the 2022 District 10 track and field championships". Erie Times-News. Retrieved 2023-09-13.

[7] 2017 District 10 Game Program

[11] ttp://www.goerie.com/VarsityCup/

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