The Hill School wrestling team hosted the annual Bissell '33 Tournament on Saturday, January 10, 2026, welcoming a competitive field of 15 teams. The Hill turned in an impressive performance, finishing second overall. The highlight of the day came when Arment Waltenbaugh ’26 earned the 100th victory of his career!

"Arment's milestone of 100 career victories represents one of the finest individual careers in our program's storied history," remarked Hill Head Coach David Hoffman '01. "The century mark in career wins is a rare achievement anywhere, but in Pennsylvania—where wrestling tradition runs deep and our schedule tests even the most talented athletes—it's truly exceptional."

Arment reflected on the milestone with humility, noting, "Getting my 100th win affected me in ways I didn’t expect. I realized I didn’t care about the wins and my win/loss record as much as I cared about the people who came to congratulate and support me that day. It put into perspective how much other people have poured into my life. The achievement made me thankful for my parents, friends, and teammates, and their impact on my life."

Coach Hoffman continued, "Reaching this benchmark speaks to more than technical excellence; it reflects the resilience required to weather wrestling's relentless demands on the mind and body. Arment has cemented his legacy alongside the great names in our program's record books, and I couldn't be prouder."

It was a memorable day for both Arment and The Hill program, marking a milestone that reflects years of dedication and hard work. Congratulations, Arment!