| 1966 | Easton | After years of traveling to Boiling Springs, Easton started a holiday tournament to raise scholarship funds in memory of former football coach Pat Reilly. Upper Darby had 10 semi-finalists, but he hosts roared back to win with four champs. Terry Gibson scored upset wins via fall in the semis and finals at 133 to pace the Rovers. |
| 1967 | Easton | Easton cruised to the team title with 5 champions while other local teams struggled in the 8-team field. |
| 1968 | Manheim Twp. | Manheim had 6 finalists to win the team title to clip a very strong Easton team who had 3 champs. Dieruff and Freedom each had 2 winners. |
| 1969 | Manheim Twp. | In a balance tourney, Manheim crowned 3 champs to repeat as team champion. Hellertown (3 champs), Easton (2), Freedom (2) and Dieruff (2) rounded out the top 5. Chico Lutes won his 3rd title and was named OW. Manheims Don Blakinger downed Eastons Ed Gigliotti in a battle of regional champs at 103. |
| 1970 | Saucon Valley | The Panthers had 6 finalists and 4 champs to outpoint Manheim Twp. & Easton by a good margin. Eastons Rocky Creazzo won by referees decision over Saucons Rocky Chunko at 103 & Freedoms Lance Leonhardt nipped Eastons Brad Weaver 3-2 at 112. |
| 1971 | West York | West York and Freedom each had 9 semi-finalists. West York had 4 champs to claim the team title while Saucon Valley had 3 and Freedom had 2. Don Rohn won his 3rd title and was named OW. |
| 1972 | Easton | Easton had 5 champions to outdistance Saucon Valley and West York who tied for 2nd. |
| 1973 | Easton | The Rovers set records for most champs with 7 and team points. Saucon Valley was 2nd with 3 champions. |
| 1974 | Easton | Easton cruises to 3rd straight title with 6 champs and 10 place winners. |
| 1975 | Easton | Coach Bob Zarbatanys squad won for the 4th year in a row. Bobby Weaver defended his title and won both the OW and Most Aggressive Wrestler awards. |
| 1976 | Council Rock | Council Rock had 5 champions to prevent the Rovers from winning their 5th straight team title. Easton finished 2nd with 3 champs. |
| 1977 | Easton | With 3 titlists and 7 more wrestlers in the top 3, Easton reclaimed the top spot by outdistancing Wilkes-Barre Meyeres and Council Rock. |
| 1978 | Easton | Easton dominated the action with 4 champions to repeat as team champion. |
| 1979 | Easton | Easton placed 10 wrestlers and had 3 champs to win over Northwestern who also crowned 3 champs. John Cuvo defeated Kurt Wentz 9-4 at 105 while Greg Stewart nipped Randy Ascani 4-4, 3-0 OT at 119. |
| 1980 (Jan 1981) | Easton | Both Easton and Bethlehem Catholic were able to do double duty as the Easton tournament shifted to the first weekend in January. They were joined by a tough Hazleton team as well. Easton was still able to easily win with 6 champs and 4 runner-ups. |
| 1981 | Bethlehem Catholic | With the tourney shifting to early December, the competition was keen. The Hawks had 2 champs to win the team title while Saucon Valley led all teams with 3 titlists. Easton frosh Jack Cuvo won a wild 11-10 bout over Emmaus Dave Andrews. Pocono Mt.s Barry Yocum and Freedoms Scott Turner battled to a stalemate on the scoreboard, but Turner won on criteria. |
| 1982 | Easton | Easton had 4 champs in the first five weights to outdistance Bethlehem Catholic. |
| 1983 | Easton | Easton again took the top spot with 3 champs. Emmaus Rusty Moyer upset both defending state champ Mickey Torres 4-0 and Allens Felix Rosado 5-4 to win at 126. Northamptons Sean Finkbeiner defeated NJ state runner-up, Mike Barna, 7-1 at 155 after Barna had defeated Allens Scott Schleicher 4-2. |
| 1984 | | Dual Invitational |