the oldest high school football venues in Pennsylvania and is often recognized as one of the most iconic stadiums in the state. Lights were installed in 1953 and it seats approximately 5,500. Cottingham Stadium sits in Easton's West Ward neighborhood, across the street from the old high school building which now is Paxinosa Elementary School. Rivalry with Phillipsburg High School The high school has a rivalry with Phillipsburg High School in Phillipsburg, New Jersey. The two teams play an annual Thanksgiving Day football game at Lafayette College's Fisher Field that is considered one of the nation's longest-standing high school rivalries. The rivalry began in 1905 and is still ongoing. The game, which typically draws more than 20,000 fans, has been televised on national networks. The 1988 game, which was broadcast on ESPN, was the first high school football game to be broadcast on national television. The 100th anniversary game, played in 2006 and won by Easton 21–7, was broadcast on ESPN2. Easton leads the overall series with 61 wins; Phillipsburg has 42 and the teams have tied five times. One of these ties, the 1993 game, was resolved as part of the Gatorade REPLAY series. The Easton and Phillipsburg teams from 1993 were brought back to play a rematch in early April 2009; Phillipsburg won the game 27–12. The two schools have participated in an annual rivalry since 1905, which Easton leads 63-42-5 through the 2017 season. NJ.com listed the rivalry in the second spot on their 2017 list, "Ranking the 31 fiercest rivalries in N.J. HS football", reporting that the only thing that kept it from being top-ranked was that Easton is not in New Jersey. Wrestling Easton has one of the strongest wrestling programs in the country with an all-time dual meet record of 925-223-15. Easton is second overall in Pennsylvania history with 35 state champions, including 1984 Summer Olympics gold medalist Bobby Weaver (1975, 1976, 1977), two-time NCAA champion Jack Cuvo (1983, 1984, 1985) and Jordan Oliver (2006, 2007, 2008), two-time NCAA finalist and University of Nebraska associate head coach Bryan Snyder (1997), NCAA All-Americans Jamarr Billman (1996, 1997) and Mitchell Minotti (2011), and former North Carolina State University football coach Chuck Amato (1965). Easton has produced 185 PIAA District 11 champions, 116 Northeast Regional Champions, 127 PIAA state medalists, 55 PIAA state finalists, and 35 PIAA state champions. At the collegiate level, Easton wrestlers have earned