Three -Time Pennsylvania State Champions -1980, 1987, 2011

Five -Time Penguin Cup Champions - 1980, 1986, 1987, 1990, 2011

Six-Time Penguin Cup Finalists - 1981, 1985, 1989, 1996, 2019, 2023

Nine-Time S.H.I.H.L Champions - 1981, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992

Three-Time PIHL Section Champions - 2009, 2010, 2019

Jamestown NISS Governors’ Cup Finalist - 2024

14U Champions - 2017 & 2018      14U Finalists - 2016

43 Post-Season Appearances in 54 years

2024-2025: Eli Rankin(C), Owen Mucho(A), Drew Lisak(A)

2023-2024: Collin McCarthy (C), Rory Shegan Siniawski(A), Drew Lisak(A)

2022-2023: George Garces(C), Aaron Stawarski(A), Peyton Gillespie(A)

2021-2022: Greyson Bayer(C), Charles Sweet(A), George Garces(A)

2020-2021: Mitch Geinzer(C), Alex Contis(A), Zach Fairful(A)

2019-2020: Andrew Woomer(C), Devin Rohrich(A), Colton Shiry (A)

2018 -2019: Joseph Pulit (C), Quinn Giacobbe (A), Jonah Manalo (A)

2017-2018: Michael Daley (C), Joe Pulit (A)

2016-2017: Nino Del Rossa

2012-13: Sean Allebrand

2011-12: Andrew Schmitt

2010-11- C.J Murray

2007-08 Rocky Cersosimo

2006-07- Jono Lohman

2005-06- Michael Penkrot

2004-05- Anthony Sirabella

2003-04- Jeff Greenberg

2002-03- Dan Duda

2001-02- Brian Lewis

2000-01- Jeff Storer

1999-00- Jeff Storer

1998-99- Joe Gaul, Shawn Jonnet

PIHL Career Regular Season Starts

1. Jake Fisher (56)
2. Matthew Wregget (43)
3. Michael Ambrose (39) 

PIHL Career Regular Season Wins

1. Jake Fisher (32)
2. Matthew Wregget (26)
3. Michael Ambrose (23)

50 Career Start Club - Jake Fisher

Least Goals Against in a Season

1. 1991-92: 33 goals
2. 1971-72: 39 goals
3. 2009-10: 45 goals
4. 1977-78: 49 goals
5. 1979-80: 51 goals

2024-2025

Owen Laurent - Junior | Owen Mucho - Senior | Ryan Buonomo - Senior | Eli Rankin- Senior

2023-2024

Owen Laurent - Sophomore | Nico Galardini - Sophomore | Collin McCarthy - Senior | Eli Rankin - Junior | Rory Shegan Siniawski - Senior

2022-2023

Greg Timmons - Senior

2021-2022

Aaron Stawiarski - Junior | Colin Ruffner - Junior

2020-2021

Mitch Geinzer - Senior | Aaron Stawiarski - Sophomore | Colin Ruffner - Sophomore

2019-2020

Devin Rohrich - Senior | Andrew Woomer - Senior | Mitchell Geinzer - Junior | Colton Shiry - Sophomore

2018-2019

Quinn Giacobbe - Senior | Joe Pulit - Senior | Devin Rohrich - Junior | Anthony Carone - Freshman

2017-2018

Michael Daley - Senior | Quinn Giacobbe - Junior | Joe Pulit - Junior | Devin Rohrich - Sophomore

2010-2011

C.J. Murray - Senior | Justin Selep - Senior | Parker Phillips - Senior

2009-2010

Austin Cassidy - Sophomore | Sean Allebrand - Junior | Conner Ackerman - Junior | Michael Ambrose - Junior | Andrew Schmitt - Junior | Michael Sweeney - Junior

2006-2007

Jono Lohman - Senior | Trevor Yealy - Senior | Max Daurora - Junior

2005-2006

Alex Abbott - Senior | Dana Acinapura - Senior | David Crockett - Senior | Jono Lohman - Junior | Michael Penkrot - Senior

2004-2005

Ian Joyce - Senior | John Markwell - Senior | Anthony Sirabella - Senior

2003-2004

Kevin Gorder - Sophomore | Jeff Greenberg - Senior | Ian Joyce - Junior | Kris McDonough - Sophomore

2002-2003

Ian Joyce- Sophomore

2001-2002

David Andrews - Senior | Brandon Burns - Sophomore

2000-2001

K.C. Hartman - Senior | Bobby Mac Whinnie - Senior | Michael Mullen - Senior | Jeff Storer - Senior

Ryan Malone is a former professional ice hockey forward and former Upper St. Clair hockey player. He played in the National Hockey League with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Tampa Bay Lightning, and New York Rangers. In 2003, he became the first Upper St. Clair and Pittsburgh-born and trained player to suit up for the Penguins in an NHL game. Malone’s number is retired and his banner hangs at Ice Castle Arena, home of the Upper St. Clair Panthers.

Thank you Ryan Malone for being a part of the Upper St. Clair hockey and its rich history and culture in the Pittsburgh area.

https://www.nhl.com/player/ryan-malone-8467988

In 1977 - 1978 there was a dispute between Western PA and Eastern PA HS hockey so the state championships were canceled. USC made it to the city finals by beating Richland in a 6 OT game. The finals were actually played over 2 games at the Civic Arena. The total goal count across the two games at the Civic Arena determined the city champion. The USC team would have made the state championship that year if they were conducted!

In 2020 the Upper St. Clair Varsity qualified for the 2020 Chipotle USA Hockey National Championships in Mansfield, Texas. However, all USA Hockey Nationals were canceled due to the coronavirus.

https://nationals.usahockey.com/news_article/show/1099612

CJ Murray is a former forward, former coach, and former captain of the Upper St. Clair Panthers. He also won a Pennsylvania State Championship in 2011. The NHL Officials website states, after Murray graduated from college he decided to pursue officiating. He was later invited to the 2019 NHL Exposure Combine. Following the camp, he was asked to be a linesman in the AHL and he joined USA Hockey's Officials Development Program. In 2022, he was promoted to full-time NHL status.

https://nhlofficials.com/nhl-officials/current/cj-murray/