Senior Spotlight
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Senior Spotlight: Brock Polinsky (#13)
Senior Spotlight: Brock “Sug” Polinsky (#13)—six years in the program, an OT win vs. Franklin he won’t forget, and a multi-sport mindset that keeps Latrobe competitive.
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Senior Spotlight: Eli Toth (#10)
Senior midfielder/forward Eli Toth (#10) has spent four years bringing energy, humor, and heart to the Wildcats. From a section-clinching win over Franklin to a playoff thriller, Eli’s story is about making memories, having fun, and living life to the fullest—on and off the pitch.
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Senior Spotlight: Mitch Horner (#0)
Senior Spotlight: Mitch Horner (#0). Thirteen years in the game, six as a Wildcat—tough, versatile, and composed under pressure.
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Senior Spotlight: #20, Simon Bartels
Senior #20 Simon Bartels has spent 13 years in the game, growing into a resilient, team-first Wildcat. From back-to-back wins over Penn-Trafford to a full slate of academics and activities, Simon’s story is one of perseverance on and off the field.
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Senior Spotlight: #37, David Vavruška
Senior #37 David Vavruška, an exchange student from the Czech Republic, joined the Wildcats on August 19th and has already made his mark. With a focus on discipline, hard work, and making memories, David is quickly becoming part of the Wildcat legacy.
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Senior Spotlight: #12, Captain Stone Brunton
Senior and Captain Stone Brunton has spent four years growing into a leader for the Wildcats. Known as “MGS” to his teammates, he looks ahead to his final season with gratitude, discipline, and a drive to leave a lasting impact.
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Senior Spotlight: #19, Captain Cam Mikulsky
A six-year Wildcat and lifelong competitor, Cam “Micky” Mikulsky (#19) leaves his mark on Greater Latrobe with grit, leadership, and heart—on the field, in the classroom, and across the community.
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Senior Spotlight: #1, Captain John Massaro
For six years, John Massaro has proudly worn the black and orange of Greater Latrobe. From his motto “Family, Fellas, Food” to his leadership on and off the field, John leaves a legacy of dedication, resilience, and Wildcat pride with the Class of 2026.