Saturday, January 7, 2012
Box score: P'burg dumps Howell at The Pit
PHILLIPSBURG 28, HOWELL 27
170 -- Sr. Cody Kirk (10-4), H, d. Sr. Devin Grade (6-6), 9-4.
182 -- Sr. Shaun Maloy (5-6), P, d. So. Nate Litowsky (11-3), 6-4.
195 -- Sr. Matt Sulkowski (9-4), H, d. Sr. Derek Pierson (2-5), 6-1.
220 -- Sr. Brandon Hull (10-3), P, md. Sr. George McCoy (7-4), 9-0.
285 -- Sr. Anthony Pare (10-4), P, p. Sr. Vincent Martino (8-4), 1:34.
106 -- So. Jimmy Slendorn (11-2), H, d. Fr. Steve Friedman (9-5), 3-0.
113 -- Jr. Zach Fisher (13-5), P, md. Fr. Anthony Piazza (8-2), 12-3.
120 -- Jr. Ben Esposito (12-0), H, d. Jr. Andrew Kaluzny (2-3), 5-1.
126 -- So. Matt Lindemann (13-1), H, d. Fr. Max Elling (7-3), 4-2.
132 -- Fr. Jim Schuitema (10-6), P, p. Jr. James Sisolak (6-7), :57.
138 -- Sr. Cole Cameron (9-4), H, p. So. Trevor Woolf (4-3), 5:53.
145 -- Jr. Ashanti Maurice (8-4), H, d. So. Jake Kocsis (4-4), 14-11.
152 -- Sr. V.J. DelMonico (10-6), P, tf. So. Joey Schultz (8-5), 16-1, 5:02.
160 -- Sr. Zach Bohm (13-1), H, d. Sr. Joe Moyer (5-7), 6-3.
Records: Howell 7-1; Phillipsburg 3-1.
Series: Phillipsburg leads 3-2.
Wrestling: Easton Invitational box scores
WARREN HILLS 51, BRENTSVILLE (Va.) 24
106 -- Fr. Max Nauta (10-1), WH, d. Brenden Velez, 7-2.
113 -- So. Taiwo Adetula (10-1), WH, p. Jeff Walker, 3:16.
120 -- Tyler Fake, B, d. Sr. Chris Greenwald (10-2), 5-3.
126 -- Jr. Joe Kratochvil (5-6), WH, p. Robert Theimer, :44.
132 -- Sr. KC Wanamaker (9-3), WH, p. Justice Jacobs, 1:10.
138 -- Jr. Kevin Bundschuh (2-0), WH, p. Tim Van Gorder, 3:26.
145 -- So. Nate Detrick (7-3), WH, forfeit.
152 -- So. Evan Butka (1-2), WH, p. Ethan Jones, :46.
160 -- Sr. Brandon Cruse (5-5), WH, p. Quinlen Langford, 2:38.
170 -- Will Prados, B, p. Sr. Steve Faccenda (1-1), 1:02.
182 -- Zach Roseberry, B, p. Jr. Xavier Adetula (4-5), :43.
195 -- John Surina, B, p. Sr. Ryker Kern (3-3), 4:39.
220 -- Brandon Thompson, B, d. Sr. Dan Smith (9-1), 8-2.
285 -- Fr. Andrew Pacheco (2-0), WH, p. Andrew Kerns, 1:38.
WARREN HILLS 54, WOODBRIDGE (Va.) 9
106 -- Fr. Max Nauta (11-1), WH, p. Kyle Carranza, 1:39.
113 -- Fr. John Fluck (3-0), WH, p. Drayton Oliphint, 2:45.
120 -- So. Taiwo Adetula (11-1), WH, d. Nathan Mattice, 6-3.
126 -- Sr. Chris Greenwald (11-2), WH, p. Raekeon Jerralds, :43.
132 -- No bout.
138 -- Jr. Kevin Bundschuh (3-0), WH, d. Troy Zeman, 6-3.
145 -- So. Nate Detrick (8-3), WH, d. Zach Lanman, 12-5.
152 -- So. Evan Butka (2-2), WH, p. Harrison Campbell, 3:18.
160 -- Neil Hailey, W, d. Sr. Steve Faccenda (1-2), 6-3.
170 -- Jr. Xavier Adetula (5-5), WH, p. Caleb Reale, 4:41.
182 -- Cody Zeman, W, p. Sr. Ryker Kern (3-4), 4:21.
195 -- So. Ryan Witner (5-6), WH, d. Pelumi Faobenzo, 6-3.
220 -- Sr. Dan Smith (10-1), WH, p . Brian Mogavero, :14.
285 -- Fr. Andrew Pacheco (3-0), WH, p. Michael Samuels, 1:02.
WARREN HILLS 50, CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST (Pa.) 12
106 -- Fr. Max Nauta (12-1), WH, p. Ervin Jones, 1:20.
113 -- So. Taiwo Adetula (12-1), WH, p. Marquise Barnes-Lamb, 1:10.
120 -- Fr. John Fluck (4-0), WH, d. Joseph Porter, 8-2.
126 -- Sr. Chris Greenwald (12-2), WH, forfeit.
132 -- Jr. Joe Kratochvil (6-6), WH, d. Josiah Russell, 3-1.
138 -- Ja'ir Crosson, CDE, d. Sr. KC Wanamaker (9-4), 9-8.
145 -- Cevon Nguyen, CDE, d. Jr. Kevin Bundschuh (3-1), 9-4.
152 -- Sr. Brandon Cruse (6-5), WH, p. Leonardo Hidalgo, 1:38.
160 -- So. Evan Butka (3-2), WH, md. Austin Trephan, 13-5.
170 -- Jr. Xavier Adetula (6-5), WH, md. Brandon Mays, 15-7.
182 -- Sr. Ryker Kern (4-4), WH, p. Jermaine Cobb, 1:02.
195 -- Anthony Mancuso, CDE, d. So. Ryan Witner (5-7), 6-3.
220 -- Sr. Dan Smith (11-1), WH, p. Matthew Fitzkee, :48.
285 -- Robert Fitzkee, CDE, d. Fr. Andrew Pacheco (3-1), 1-0.
NORTH HUNTERDON 48, NORTHFIELD MOUNT HERMON (Mass.) 15
106 -- Jr. Matt Moncourtois (11-3), NH, p. Henry Weiss, 1:10.
113 -- No bout.
120 -- So. Eric Martin (7-6), NH, p. Harry Liddle, 1:26.
126 -- Fr. Michael Sicola (4-4), NH, forfeit.
132 -- Sr. Matt Wilson (8-5), NH, tf. Geoffrey Verallis, 4:49.
138 -- Spencer Sushman, NMH, d. So. Mike Ciavarro (11-3), 7-3.
145 -- Sr. Matt Doscher (7-7), NH, p. Samuel Block, 3:05.
152 -- Sr. Beau Vrancken (14-0), NH, p. Max Adler, :39.
160 -- Jr. Brandon Loftus (6-8), NH, forfeit.
170 -- Stephan Piascik, NMH, p. So. Joe Guzzo (1-4), 1:05.
182 -- Sr. Joe Ragsdale (10-4), NH, d. Yvon Biselele, 7-2.
195 -- Jr. Liam Korbul (12-2), NH, d. David Coleman, 11-4.
220 -- Jr. Dan Pepe (12-2), NH, p. Morgan Randrup, 1:58
285 -- Henry Anderson, NMH, p. So. Anthony Bugyi (1-5), :57
NORTH HUNTERDON 45, BRENTSVILLE (Va.) 28
145 -- Sr. Matt Doscher (8-7), NH, forfeit.
152 -- Jr. Brandon Loftus (7-8), NH, p. Ethan Jones, :50.
160 -- Sr. Beau Vrancken (15-0), NH, p. Quinlen Langford, 2:20.
170 -- Sr. Joe Ragsdale (11-4), NH, p. Charles Lawrence, 3:33.
182 -- Zach Roseberry, B, p. So. Joe Guzzo (1-5), 3:54.
195 -- Jr. Liam Korbul (13-2), NH, d. John Surina, 6-2.
220 -- Brandon Thompson, B, p. Jr. Brad Straight (2-6), :20.
285 -- Andrew Kerns, B, p. So. Anthony Bugyi (1-6), :45.
106 -- Brenden Velez, B, d. Jr. Matt Moncourtois (11-4), 11-6.
113 -- Fr. Ryan Pomrinca (14-0), NH, p. Jeff Walker, 2:19.
120 -- Tyler Fake, B, md. So. Eric Martin (7-7), 13-3.
126 -- Sr. Matt Wilson (9-5), NH, p. Robert Theimer, 4:55.
132 -- Justice Jacobs, B, d. Fr. Michael Sicola (4-5), 6-3.
138 -- So. Mike Ciavarro (12-3), NH, p. Tim Van Gorder, 1:15.
Friday, January 6, 2012
Five thoughts on Del Val's win over Voorhees
1. Credit Delaware Valley and coach Andy Fitz for having his kids ready to wrestle after a very difficult loss to North Hunterdon on Wednesday. Brian Baehr (220) and Holden Baker (132) delivered clutch wins and pick one or the other for the difference maker. Baehr's 4-3 win over Chet Stivers, who came in with a 7-2 record, was huge early on. Baker, a reserve, handed Walt Gonsiewski (9-3) a 7-3 loss at 132.
2. Bonus points will be a big factor for any one of the top area schools this season. North Hunterdon, Delaware Valley and Voorhees all have some vulnerable spots and will live on the edge all season. Another big factor for Del Val was Mike Adam (113) and Don Glorioso (195) holding their Voorhees opponents to three-point decisions.
3. Forfeits with the match still in the balance drive me crazy and I can't understand Voorhees coach Eric Hall's decision to give Derek Zehnbauer a gift six points at 152 with only two bouts to follow. Del Val led 27-22 after a pin by Kyle Honickel at 145. After the forfeit, Del Val was up 11, forcing Voorhees to get six in both of the final bouts. Steven Baker beat Kody Eichlin, 6-3, at 160 and state runner-up Jadaen Bernstein received a forfeit with the match out of reach. Never give away six points. Maybe your wrestler holds to a major or tech to save a point or two. You never know.
4. It's great to see big matches that really bring out the crowds. Big win for Delaware Valley on Alumni Night in Alexandria Township and a lot of former stars were on hand, including state champs Jeff Segreaves and John Pasterkiewicz. The Terriers always do those special nights right. I remember covering several matches where wrestlers got their 100th victories in that gym and it's always done with first class at Del Val. Kudos to all involved with recognizing those former greats.
5. Voorhees has now lost 14 straight in this series, which Del Val leads 30-14-1 dating to 1975. The Vikings' last win was in 1998, the last season for longtime coach Bob Hall, who started the program. His son, Eric, is doing a fine job of bringing the tradition back as evidenced by a 22-5 season a year ago and a 7-1 start this campaign. Now it's time to beef up the schedule a bit, as I think that was also a difference maker tonight with the Terriers already having been through the ringer against Franklin and North Hunterdon in advance of this one.
2. Bonus points will be a big factor for any one of the top area schools this season. North Hunterdon, Delaware Valley and Voorhees all have some vulnerable spots and will live on the edge all season. Another big factor for Del Val was Mike Adam (113) and Don Glorioso (195) holding their Voorhees opponents to three-point decisions.
3. Forfeits with the match still in the balance drive me crazy and I can't understand Voorhees coach Eric Hall's decision to give Derek Zehnbauer a gift six points at 152 with only two bouts to follow. Del Val led 27-22 after a pin by Kyle Honickel at 145. After the forfeit, Del Val was up 11, forcing Voorhees to get six in both of the final bouts. Steven Baker beat Kody Eichlin, 6-3, at 160 and state runner-up Jadaen Bernstein received a forfeit with the match out of reach. Never give away six points. Maybe your wrestler holds to a major or tech to save a point or two. You never know.
4. It's great to see big matches that really bring out the crowds. Big win for Delaware Valley on Alumni Night in Alexandria Township and a lot of former stars were on hand, including state champs Jeff Segreaves and John Pasterkiewicz. The Terriers always do those special nights right. I remember covering several matches where wrestlers got their 100th victories in that gym and it's always done with first class at Del Val. Kudos to all involved with recognizing those former greats.
5. Voorhees has now lost 14 straight in this series, which Del Val leads 30-14-1 dating to 1975. The Vikings' last win was in 1998, the last season for longtime coach Bob Hall, who started the program. His son, Eric, is doing a fine job of bringing the tradition back as evidenced by a 22-5 season a year ago and a 7-1 start this campaign. Now it's time to beef up the schedule a bit, as I think that was also a difference maker tonight with the Terriers already having been through the ringer against Franklin and North Hunterdon in advance of this one.
Boresch Duals highlight weekend mat action
The seventh annual Henry Boresch Duals will be contested on Saturday at Newton High School. The event, named in honor of the legendary Braves coach, has become one of the more popular tournaments on the regular-season calendar in the Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex area.
South Plainfield, the 2011 Group 3 runner-up, headlines the field and is among four new teams in this year's tournament, along with Morris Knolls, Secaucus and Livingston. Host Newton has competed in five of the previous six championship matches, winning four.
Cost is $8 for adults and $5 for students. Weigh-ins will be held from 7 to 8:30 a.m. Wrestling starts at 9 a.m. All times approximate as a new round will begin following the completion of the previous session.
Here is schedule and seeds for each team:
Quarterfinals, 9 a.m.
3-Morris Knolls vs. 6-Newton
5-Boonton vs. 4-Livingston
Quarterfinals, 10:30 a.m.
1-South Plainfield vs. 8-Secaucus
2-Raritan vs. 7-Waldwick
Wrestleback semifinals, noon
South Plainfield-Secaucus loser vs. Livingston-Boonton loser
Raritan-Waldwick loser vs. Morris Knolls-Newton loser
Semifinals, 1:30 p.m.
South Plainfield-Secaucus winner vs. Livingston-Boonton winner
Raritan-Waldwick winner vs. Morris Knolls-Newton winner
Consolation round, 3 p.m.
Fifth and seventh place matches.
Championship round, 4:30 p.m.
First and third place matches.
Memory lane of champions
2006 -- Don Bosco 50, Haddonfield 24
2007 -- Newton 54, Pequannock 9
2008 -- Newton 36, Haddonfield 31
2009 -- Newton 43, Haddonfield 18
2010 -- Newton 34, Don Bosco 32
2011 -- Raritan 41, Newton 24
South Plainfield, the 2011 Group 3 runner-up, headlines the field and is among four new teams in this year's tournament, along with Morris Knolls, Secaucus and Livingston. Host Newton has competed in five of the previous six championship matches, winning four.
Cost is $8 for adults and $5 for students. Weigh-ins will be held from 7 to 8:30 a.m. Wrestling starts at 9 a.m. All times approximate as a new round will begin following the completion of the previous session.
Here is schedule and seeds for each team:
Quarterfinals, 9 a.m.
3-Morris Knolls vs. 6-Newton
5-Boonton vs. 4-Livingston
Quarterfinals, 10:30 a.m.
1-South Plainfield vs. 8-Secaucus
2-Raritan vs. 7-Waldwick
Wrestleback semifinals, noon
South Plainfield-Secaucus loser vs. Livingston-Boonton loser
Raritan-Waldwick loser vs. Morris Knolls-Newton loser
Semifinals, 1:30 p.m.
South Plainfield-Secaucus winner vs. Livingston-Boonton winner
Raritan-Waldwick winner vs. Morris Knolls-Newton winner
Consolation round, 3 p.m.
Fifth and seventh place matches.
Championship round, 4:30 p.m.
First and third place matches.
Memory lane of champions
2006 -- Don Bosco 50, Haddonfield 24
2007 -- Newton 54, Pequannock 9
2008 -- Newton 36, Haddonfield 31
2009 -- Newton 43, Haddonfield 18
2010 -- Newton 34, Don Bosco 32
2011 -- Raritan 41, Newton 24
Wrestling preview: Voorhees at Delaware Valley
What: Voorhees Vikings at Delaware Valley Terriers.
Where: Delaware Valley Regional High School, Alexandria Township.
When: Friday, 6:30 p.m.
Conference: Skyland Raritan Division.
Records: Delaware Valley 4-2; Voorhees 7-0.
Coaches: Andy Fitz (78-26, fifth season); Eric Hall (29-5, second season).
Series history: Delaware Valley leads 29-14-1 dating to 1975 and has won 13 straight, including a 37-27 victory in the last meeting on Dec. 17, 2010. Voorhees' last win was 37-25 on Jan. 17, 1998, in Bob Hall's final season as head coach.
Note: Delaware Valley wrestlers listed first with season records in parentheses.
106 -- Jr. Chris Marra (6-6) vs. So. Cody Ihling (4-5).
113 -- So. Michael Adam (4-8) vs. So. Thomas Beishke (5-4).
120 -- Jr. Matt Gilmore (8-2) vs. Jr. Tyler Yarnell (5-3).
126 -- Jr. Mike Pongracz (11-0) vs. Sr. Walter Gonsiewski (9-2).
132 -- Sr. Tino Intili (4-6) vs. So. Christian Okulicz (5-4).
138 -- Sr. Derek Zehnbauer (11-1) vs. So. Mike Muscatello (2-3).
145 -- Sr. Will Kimball (4-4) vs. Sr. Ronnie Honickel (9-2).
152 -- So. Kody Eichlin (9-2) vs. Sr. Steven Baker (5-4).
160 -- Sr. Will Van Doren (9-2) or So. Luke Zehnbauer (6-6) or Jr. Alex Niemann (1-4) vs. So. Jordan Juliano (4-1).
170 -- So. Nour Mays (0-1) or Van Doren or L. Zehnbauer vs. Jr. Jadaen Bernstein (10-0).
182 -- Sr. Nick Durdan (0-3) or So. Andrew Bloom (0-3) or L. Zehnbauer or Van Doren vs. Jr. Nicholas Ruggiero (8-1).
195 -- Sr. Don Glorioso (5-7) vs. Jr. Kyle Levy (7-2).
220 -- So. Brian Baehr (6-6) vs. Sr. Chet Stivers (7-2) or Sr. Max Lamport (5-1).
285 -- Sr. Forrest Wooden (12-0) vs. Stivers or Lamport.
Breakdown: It's been awhile since Voorhees got some satisfaction -- cue up 2001: A Space Odyssey -- in this longtime rivalry and you can bet the Vikings are hungry to end the drought tonight. Terriers are coming off a tough loss to North Hunterdon, so they are trying to avoid going 0-for-2 in the county. Vikes present some interesting matchup problems for the visitors and vice versa. Fitz likes to move Van Doren around for the best matchup, but Bernstein, a state runner-up, could chase him if Van Doren goes up to 182. Best bet is that Van Doren goes 160, which would likely move Zehnbauer to 182, provided Del Val gets the flip to avoid Bernstein there. Vikings are solid at 120 and 126, but Del Val is favored there. Another intriguing bout could take place at 145 (D. Zehnbauer-Honickel) should the Terriers need to make that happen. Two very key bouts at 106 and 113. Straight up, Del Val is favored at 120, 126, 138, 152, 160 and 285. Voorhees has the edge at 132, 145, 170, 182, 195 and 220. I see a 7-7 split and another tight one, but once again the bonus points don't favor Del Val.
Prediction: Voorhees, 33-31.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Preview: Del Val Terriers at North Hunterdon Lions
What: Delaware Valley Terriers at North Hunterdon Lions.
Where: North Hunterdon Regional High School, Clinton Township.
When: Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Conference: Skyland (non-division).
Records: Delaware Valley 4-1; North Hunterdon 5-0.
Coaches: Andy Fitz (78-25, fifth season); Tim Flynn (31-16, third season).
Series history: Delaware Valley leads 23-21 dating to 1963 and has won two straight, including a 41-19 victory in the last meeting on Jan. 5, 2011. North Hunterdon's last win was 38-18 on Jan. 21, 2009, also capping a run of two straight in the series.
Note: Delaware Valley wrestlers listed first with season records in parentheses.
106 -- Jr. Chris Marra (6-5) vs. Jr. Matt Moncourtois (9-2).
113 -- So. Michael Adam (4-7) vs. Fr. Ryan Pomrinca (11-0).
120 -- Jr. Matt Gilmore (7-2) vs. So. Eric Martin (5-5).
126 -- Jr. Mike Pongracz (10-0) vs. Sr. Matt Wilson (6-4).
132 -- Sr. Tino Intili (4-5) or So. Austin McLaughlin (1-2) vs. So. Mike Ciavarro (9-2).
138 -- Sr. Derek Zehnbauer (10-1) or Intili vs. Sr. Michael Ariemma (1-2).
145 -- Sr. Will Kimball (4-4) or Zehnbauer vs. Sr. Matt Doscher (5-6).
152 -- So. Kody Eichlin (8-2) vs. Jr. Brandon Loftus (5-6).
160 -- Sr. Will Van Doren (8-2) or So. Luke Zehnbauer (5-6) or Jr. Alex Niemann (1-3) vs. Sr. Beau Vrancken (11-0).
170 -- Van Doren or L. Zehnbauer vs. Sr. Joe Ragsdale (8-3).
182 -- Sr. Nick Durdan (0-3) or So. Andrew Bloom (0-3) vs. Jr. Liam Korbul (9-2).
195 -- Sr. Don Glorioso (5-6) vs. Jr. Dan Pepe (10-2).
220 -- So. Brian Baehr (6-5) vs. Jr. Brad Straight (1-4).
285 -- Sr. Forrest Wooden (11-0) vs. So. Anthony Bugyi (0-4).
Breakdown: This has been one of the best rivalry matches in recent seasons and this should be another classic, as both teams are very evenly matched. Terriers bested the Lions by 11 1/2 points last week for first place in the John Goles Invitational. The teams split four head-to-head bouts in the tournament, including a 6-5 win for Vrancken over Van Doren in a matchup of state qualifiers. We likely won't see that rematch, as Del Val seeks out every win it can get. Fitz likes to move Van Doren around for the best matchup, but he'll have a tough go wherever he lands in this one, as the Lions are strong from 160-195. If he gets the flip, look for Fitz to bump Intili away from Ciavarro and Zehnbauer up to try and sweep 138 and 145. Terriers will likely need that move to win. Straight up I see a 7-7 split with 145 and 220 as key bouts. Terriers are favored at 120, 126, 138, 152, 170 (with Van Doren) and 285. The Lions have the edge at 106, 113, 132, 160, 182 and 195 with the potential for bonus points in all six. Tough one to call, but I think the hosts rack up the bonus points to pull it off.
Prediction: North Hunterdon, 37-32.
Monday, January 2, 2012
Region 1 Wrestling Rankings
106 pounds
113 pounds
Others to watch: Fr. Peter Lipari, Lenape Valley; Jr. Zach Fisher, Phillipsburg; So. Tai Adetula, Warren Hills; Jr. Collin Grimm, High Point; Fr. David Migliccio, West Morris; Jr. Stephen Caserta, Roxbury.
120 pounds
126 pounds
138 pounds
145 pounds
160 pounds
182 pounds
195 pounds
Others to watch: Sr. Dave Tlatelpa, Vernon; Jr. Pete Andrich, Mount Olive.
285 pounds
Others to watch: Sr. Jermaine Eluemunor, Morris Knolls; Jr. Chris Longyhore, North Warren; Sr. Zak Krulan, West Morris; Jr. Ryan Appleby, Belvidere; Sr. Charles Foster, Morris Hills.
Note: Wrestlers are ranked at their lowest competition weight. Results reported to NWCA Scorebook and matches covered by Open Mike are used to help determine the rankings. This list will be updated each Monday during the regular season up until the postseason tournaments.
1. So. Tyler Hyrcak, Wayne Valley
2. Sr. John Torppey, High Point
3. Fr. A.J. Vindici, Randolph
4. So. Bryan Damon, Jefferson
5. So. Devon LaFranco, Roxbury
Others to watch: Fr. Steven Friedman, Phillipsburg; Fr. Max Nauta, Warren Hills; Fr. William Kui, DePaul; So. Austin Sisco, Pope John; Fr. Dylan Luciano, West Morris.
Others to watch: Fr. Steven Friedman, Phillipsburg; Fr. Max Nauta, Warren Hills; Fr. William Kui, DePaul; So. Austin Sisco, Pope John; Fr. Dylan Luciano, West Morris.
113 pounds
1. Sr. Jan Rosenberg, Morris Knolls
2. So. Nick Lizza, Montville
3. Fr. David McFadden, DePaul
4. Jr. Vince Pallone, Mendham
5. So. Matt Ritchie, North Warren
Others to watch: Fr. Peter Lipari, Lenape Valley; Jr. Zach Fisher, Phillipsburg; So. Tai Adetula, Warren Hills; Jr. Collin Grimm, High Point; Fr. David Migliccio, West Morris; Jr. Stephen Caserta, Roxbury.
120 pounds
1. Sr. Chaz Coppa, Pequannock
2. Sr. Corey Forlenza, Montville
3. Jr. Cory Fleming, West Morris
4. Jr. Andrew Kaluzny, Phillipsburg
5. Sr. Chris Greenwald, Warren Hills
Others to watch: Fr. Mike Derin, High Point; So. Lou Carusillo, DePaul; Fr. Glenn Haines, Lenape Valley.
Others to watch: Fr. Mike Derin, High Point; So. Lou Carusillo, DePaul; Fr. Glenn Haines, Lenape Valley.
126 pounds
1. Sr. Avelino Jacinto, Kittatinny
2. Jr. Sam Tareky, Wayne Valley
3. Jr. Matt Benvenuto, Lenape Valley
4. Sr. Joe Cruz, Hopatcong
5. Jr. Jesse Thorsen, Belvidere
Others to watch: So. Jake Legotte, Roxbury; So. Justin Pidoto, Warren Hills; Fr. Max Elling, Phillipsburg.
132 pounds
Others to watch: So. Jake Legotte, Roxbury; So. Justin Pidoto, Warren Hills; Fr. Max Elling, Phillipsburg.
132 pounds
1. Sr. Dylan Thorsen, Belvidere
2. Sr. Steven Churchill, Newton
3. Sr. R.J. DeGeorge, Pequannock
4. Jr. Tyler Kozimor, Hackettstown
5. Jr. Brandon Carcuffe, West Morris
Others to watch: Fr. Jim Schuitema, Phillipsburg; Sr. KC Wanamaker, Warren Hills; Fr. Jason Gaccione, High Point; Sr. James Rivera, Mount Olive.
Others to watch: Fr. Jim Schuitema, Phillipsburg; Sr. KC Wanamaker, Warren Hills; Fr. Jason Gaccione, High Point; Sr. James Rivera, Mount Olive.
138 pounds
1. Sr. Steven McKowen, Morris Knolls
2. So. Nick Romyns, Kittatinny
3. Sr. Ray Timpani, Randolph
4. Jr. Nick Matthews, West Morris
5. Jr. Mason Ryzoff, North Warren
Others to watch: Jr. Joe Hocking, Wallkill Valley; Sr. Tyler Walker, Vernon; Jr. Brandon Rothman, Hackettstown; Jr. Joe Kratochvil, Warren Hills; Sr. Ryan Higgins, Jefferson.
Others to watch: Jr. Joe Hocking, Wallkill Valley; Sr. Tyler Walker, Vernon; Jr. Brandon Rothman, Hackettstown; Jr. Joe Kratochvil, Warren Hills; Sr. Ryan Higgins, Jefferson.
145 pounds
1. Sr. Tim Garripoli, Roxbury
2. Sr. Jon Arbelaez, Morris Knolls
3. Fr. Luke Bohn, Jefferson
4. Sr. Devin Sullivan, Morris Hills
5. Sr. Jacob Aloia, Mendham
Others to watch: Jr. Greg Wallace, West Morris; Sr. Nick Monteverdi, Jefferson; Sr. Rick Levens, Randolph.
152 pounds
Others to watch: Jr. Greg Wallace, West Morris; Sr. Nick Monteverdi, Jefferson; Sr. Rick Levens, Randolph.
152 pounds
1. So. Dillon Artigliere, Roxbury
2. Sr. Clarke Moynihan, Kittatinny
3. Jr. Parker Meytrott, Montville
4. Sr. V.J. Delmonico, Phillipsburg
5. Jr. Patrick VanDuyne, West Milford
Others to watch: Sr. Joe Emering, Pope John; Jr. Josh Sibblies, Newton; Sr. Tyler VanDyke, Pequannock; So. Sam Button, Mendham; Sr. Brett Secor, Pompton Lakes; Sr. Dylan Offerding, Mount Olive.
Others to watch: Sr. Joe Emering, Pope John; Jr. Josh Sibblies, Newton; Sr. Tyler VanDyke, Pequannock; So. Sam Button, Mendham; Sr. Brett Secor, Pompton Lakes; Sr. Dylan Offerding, Mount Olive.
160 pounds
1. Sr. Kevin Button, Mendham
2. So. Kieran Gerrity, Kittatinny
3. Sr. Nathan Dow, Belvidere
4. Sr. Michael Staufenberger, North Warren
5. Sr. Johnny Berry, Lakeland
Others to watch: Sr. Joe Moyer, Phillipsburg;
170 pounds
Others to watch: Sr. Joe Moyer, Phillipsburg;
170 pounds
1. Sr. Ryan Harrington, Mendham
2. Sr. Keith Lemengello, Pequannock
3. Jr. John Sickles, West Morris
4. Sr. Kevin Pettinger, High Point
5. Jr. Richard DiZenzo, West Milford
Others to watch: Sr. Andrew LaBell, Lenape Valley; Sr. Steve Secor, Lakeland; So. Anthony Landberg, Wayne Valley; Sr. Devin Grade, Phillipsburg; Jr. Jake Brook, Kittatinny.
Others to watch: Sr. Andrew LaBell, Lenape Valley; Sr. Steve Secor, Lakeland; So. Anthony Landberg, Wayne Valley; Sr. Devin Grade, Phillipsburg; Jr. Jake Brook, Kittatinny.
182 pounds
1. Sr. Nick Dellaferra, Wayne Valley
2. Jr. Evan Bray, Belvidere
3. Jr. Luke Foukas, Pequannock
4. So. Kyle Stoll, High Point
5. Jr. Steve Dallicardillo, Jefferson
Others to watch: Sr. Larry Giammarco, Phillipsburg; So. Garrett Armstrong, Kittatinny; Jr. Stephen Arthur III, Roxbury; Sr. Zack Levy, Vernon.
Others to watch: Sr. Larry Giammarco, Phillipsburg; So. Garrett Armstrong, Kittatinny; Jr. Stephen Arthur III, Roxbury; Sr. Zack Levy, Vernon.
195 pounds
1. Sr. Jake Connelly, Newton
2. So. Jesse Cornwell, Vernon
3. Jr. Ronny Cobilich, Montville
4. Sr. Kyle Smith, Morris Knolls
5. So. Jon Fazio, Lakeland
Others to watch: Sr. Derek Pierson, Phillipsburg; So. Dylan Wunder, Kittatinny; Sr. Jack Baumgaertel, Pompton Lakes.
220 pounds
Others to watch: Sr. Derek Pierson, Phillipsburg; So. Dylan Wunder, Kittatinny; Sr. Jack Baumgaertel, Pompton Lakes.
220 pounds
1. Sr. Brandon Hull, Phillipsburg
2. Sr. Dan Smith, Warren Hills
3. Sr. Alex Trani, Wayne Valley
4. Jr. J.B. Lawson, Belvidere
5. Jr. William Wenzel, West Milford
Others to watch: Sr. Dave Tlatelpa, Vernon; Jr. Pete Andrich, Mount Olive.
285 pounds
1. Sr. Mike Spencer, Pequannock
2. Sr. Andrew Grosser, Pompton Lakes
3. Sr. Jon Gemeinhardt, Vernon
4. Sr. Anthony Pare, Phillipsburg
5. Fr. Andrew Pacheco, Warren Hills
Others to watch: Sr. Jermaine Eluemunor, Morris Knolls; Jr. Chris Longyhore, North Warren; Sr. Zak Krulan, West Morris; Jr. Ryan Appleby, Belvidere; Sr. Charles Foster, Morris Hills.
Note: Wrestlers are ranked at their lowest competition weight. Results reported to NWCA Scorebook and matches covered by Open Mike are used to help determine the rankings. This list will be updated each Monday during the regular season up until the postseason tournaments.
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