High School Athletics

5 players Spark Fallbrook in homecoming win over Orange Glen

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-10-30-15-Warriors Stadium-Fallbrook High School-Fallbrook, CA-In tonight’s homecoming contest tonights Halloween Title was called “Nightmare on Warrior Way” but the Warriors of Fallbrook at 5-4 overall and 3-1 in the Valley League found out a way to win and they did as they defeated the Patriots of Orange Glen by a 69-7 score.

Parker Martin (2 carries for 69 yards) ran touchdown runs of 66, 3 yards each and caught a pass of 37 yards from QB Jack Grantham (1 completion out of 1 attempt for 37 yards) Jamie Nichols 1 reception for 15 yards) scored on a 15 yard run Nahshon Hagen ran a interception for 25 yards for a touchdown Jack Henenberg (5 carries for 92) scored touchdown runs of 4, 1 and 73 yards. Mark Lindsay (9 carries for 73 yards) scored 2 touchdown runs of 31 and 14 yards.

Falbrook Head Football Coach Kyle Williams on the win vs. Orange Glen: “We played for a share of the league title tonight our kids were hungry after last weeks 21-0 win over San Pasqual, our squad played with great energy and toughness as they knew how to play together as a football team they came out tonight thinking it wasn’t about the opponent it’s all about us and we won 2 games in a row as I challenged our kids to be the storm.” ” Early in the game we had to take any hope out of their minds an tonight we did that by scoring on the second.” “Our defense came up with 2 interceptions one of them went for a touchdown and we had a punt return down to the 1 yard line with lot of things that has set us up for the victory we were proud and happy for our guys like Josh Hennenberg, Gino Yslas, Michael Lindsay, those individuals don’t carry the ball very much for us but they have a lot of expectations with the reserves in the game and I’m proud of their performance as in Parker Martin as he has contributed for us in the first half we’re trying to not run the score up but had to slow things down in the second half we can’t help it if we run basic plays but it is wonderful to get him back as he is a transfer from Alaska a huge spark plug for our football team he has done well for us.”

“Our next opponent is Del Norte has defeated us 3 years in a row it has been very close games but I haven’t seen them on film as of yet but will find out after I look at it on Saturday.”

Orange Glen’s 4-5 only touchdown came in he 4th quarter as quarterback Blaine Berry (5 completions out of 14 attempts for 115 yards) threw an 85 yard pass to Ty Dixon with the PAT good by Ray Poultsey.

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From: Roger Sepich <rsepich@niu.edu>
Date: Fri, Oct 30, 2015 at 7:25 PM
Subject: NIU Wrestling: Red Edges Black in NIU Wrestle-Offs
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October 30, 2015

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NIU Wrestling: Red Edges Black in Huskie Wrestle-Offs

Red won 19-12 in the annual NIU wrestling Red/Black Dual. Full results listed below.

DeKALB, Ill. – The Northern Illinois University wrestling team held its annual Red/Black Dual on Friday night at the Victor E. Court, with the Red Team winning by a score of 19-12 after eight wrestle-off matches between the Huskies.

Following the event, NIU wrestling head coach Ryan Ludwig discussed the challenges of wrestling against teammates at his early stage of the season, which was something he felt the Huskies overcame well on Friday night.

“Up and down the lineup our guys competed well. I’m pleased with the effort and competitive spirit. It’s tough to pull that trigger sometimes when you know your opponent so well, but we didn’t see a lot of that tonight,” Ludwig said. “We saw guys going out looking to score and attack at all times, and we’re happy with that.”

The Red/Black Dual started and finished with bonus point matches. Heavyweight Arthur Bunce (Munith, Mich./Dansville) earned the Black Team six points with a pin in the second period of the night’s opening contest, while 197-pounder and returning NCAA qualifier Shawn Scott (Holly, Mich./Holly) concluded the event with a dominant technical fall victory that earned the Red Team six points and clinched the victory for his team.

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Oct. 30, 2015

Complete Results

OREM, Utah –Fans got their first look at the 2015-16 Utah Valley University wrestling team with the annual Green & Black Intrasqud Dual and the youthful Green team reigned supreme with a 36-17 victory over veteran Black team.”We have a really talented young group and they showed that tonight,” head coachGreg Williamssaid. “That Green team was mostly made up of freshmen, so we’re excited about the future of the program. Overall, we have some work to do but by the end of the season I think that we can be pretty good.”In all, six newcomers recorded wins for the Green squad en route to the victory, including two from true freshmanJake Armstrong(184 pounds). Fellow first-year freshmenGrant LaMont(149),Khristian Olivas(149),Kimball Bastian(165) andRichie Ybarra-Brandt(197) all also picked up wins for the Green team, as well as sophomore transferMitch Brown(125).Armstrong recorded his pair of wins over seniorRoss Taylor(3-2) and juniorAbel Gomez(injury default), while LaMont defeated redshirt sophomoreBrayden Humpherys(9-4). Olivas and Bastian both picked up respective overtime takedowns to top LaMont (6-4, SV-1) and sophomoreKoleton Hardy(5-3, SV-1). Ybarra-Brandt rounded out the impressive evening by the true freshmen with a 7-4 decision over sophomoreAryton Almberg. The sophomore transfer Brown, who wrestled his freshman campaign at Air Force, picked up the lone fall of the exhibition contest by pinning redshirt freshmanJosh Templein 1:45.In one of the most anticipated matches of the evening, redshirt sophomoreDustin Dennisonpicked up a big win for the Green squad by gutting out a 5-3 decision over sophomoreJordan Karstin a battle of heavyweights. With the match all squared up at 2-2 entering the final period, Dennison managed to record a go-ahead escape point and a clutch late takedown to seal the victory.SeniorsChasen Tolbert(125),Jade Rauser(133) andDerek Thomas(197) all took care of business for the Black team, as Rauser and Thomas each won by major decision and the 13th-ranked Tolbert managed to record a decisive 7-1 decision.Redshirt freshmanRaider Lofthousewas the lone other grappler from the Black squad to record a victory on the night, as he defeated freshmanKieffer Taylorby a score of 10-3.”I was also pleased with how some of our studs (upperclassmen) wrestled tonight,” added Williams. “We saw a lot of good things on the night, as well as a few not so good things that we’ll take back to the room to work on.”To view the complete results from UVU’s lone exhibition of the season,click here.The Wolverines will now prepare for next week’s regular-season opener at the Eastern Michigan Duals on Saturday, Nov. 7. There, UVU will face a trio of tough opponents in No. 11 Illinois, Michigan State and Rider (currently receiving votes for the top 25). Following a date with No. 19 Oregon State in Corvallis on Nov. 21, the Wolverines will return to Orem for their first home dual meet of the season when on Nov. 28 when Boise State comes to town.

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Two other Huskies earned bonus points as the Red Team benefitted from redshirt freshman Steve Bleise (Chelsea, Mich./Chelsea) posting a 10-1 major decision at 141 pounds and Shaun’Qae McMurtry (Lockport, Ill./Nebraska) earning a 15-4 major at 165 pounds with dominant performances.

The NIU Red/Black Dual also saw Alijah Jeffery (Marion, Iowa/Linn-Mar) and Quinton Rosser (Cincinnati, Ohio/Archbishop Moeller) post victories for the Red Team at 125 pounds and 184 pounds, respectively, while brothers Gabe Morse (Alto, Mich./Lowell) and Andrew Morse (Alto, Mich./Lowell) edged consecutive wins for the Black Team at 149 pounds and 157 pounds.

Here are the full 2015 NIU wrestling Red/Black Dual results:

HWT: Arthur Bunce (Black) pins Caleb Gossett (Red), 4:17 – Black leads, 6-0
125: Alijah Jeffery (Red) dec. Kirk Johansen (Black), 6-4 – Black leads, 6-3
141: Steve Bleise (Red) maj. dec. Sal Annoreno (Black), 10-1 – Red leads, 7-6
149: Gabe Morse (Black) dec. Austin Culton (Red), 4-1 – Black leads, 9-7
157: Andrew Morse (Black) dec. Caden McWhirter (Red), 5-2 – Black leads, 12-7
165: Shaun’Qae McMurtry (Red) maj. dec. Andrew Scott (Black), 15-4 – Black leads, 12-11
184: Quinton Rosser (Red) dec. Michael Aldrich (Black), 3-2 – Red leads, 14-12
197: Shawn Scott (Red) tech. fall Luke Greenberg (Black), 16-1 – Red wins, 19-12

Coach Ludwig also talked about what he hopes the Huskies can improve upon ahead of the start of the regular season next week.

“There are some things we have to work on technically, especially from bottom, which is a tough position to work from,” Ludwig said. “Also we need to feel out the new stalling call on the edge, which surprised a couple guys tonight, but we’ll figure that out by next week.”

The Huskies begin their 2015-16 regular season next weekend on Saturday with four contests at the EMU Duals in Ypsilanti, Mich., against Purdue of the Big Ten and Clarion, Bloomsburg and Edinboro of the Eastern Wrestling League throughout the day.

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No. 18 WRES Opens 2015-16 With Rutgers Duals

RU to wrestle Centenary, Franklin & Marshall, and Binghamton Sunday

 

PISCATAWAY, N.J. (Oct. 30, 2015) – No. 18 Rutgers wrestling embarks on the 2015-16 campaign Sunday at the College Ave. Gym with the second annual installment of the Rutgers Duals. The Scarlet Knights will wrestle Centenary (10 a.m.), Franklin & Marshall (Noon), and Binghamton (2 p.m.), with all three matches streaming live on BTN Plus.

SEASON OUTLOOK | STATISTICS | ROSTER | FACT BOOK

Centenary College – Sunday, Nov. 1, 10 a.m. EST

Live stream: BTN Plus

Live updates: Twitter – @RUWrestling

Franklin & Marshall – Sunday, Nov. 1, Noon EST

Live stream: BTN Plus

Live updates: Twitter – @RUWrestling

Binghamton – Sunday, Nov. 1, 2 p.m. EST

Live stream: BTN Plus

Live updates: Twitter – @RUWrestling

Tickets/Promotions

Tickets to the Rutgers Duals are available here. To kick off the 2015-16 promotional calendar, Rutgers wrestling will give away 500 schedule posters and hold a post-match autograph session.

Knight Notes

Rutgers enters the season ranked No. 18 in the country in the first 2015-16 USA Today/NWCA Division I Coaches Poll. From an individual standpoint, four Scarlet Knights enter the year ranked.

Anthony Ashnault (South Plainfield, N.J.), Anthony Perrotti (Roseland, N.J.), and redshirt senior Billy Smith (Wantage, N.J.) were ranked by Intermat, FloWrestling, The Open Mat, Amateur Wrestling News, and WIN Magazine this preseason. Ashnault was ranked No. 8/8/7/8/6 at 141 pounds, Smith was tabbed No. 8/10/11/12/8 at heavyweight, and Perrotti was ranked No. 9/16/11/11/12 at 165 pounds.
Redshirt freshman Anthony Giraldo (Guttenberg, N.J.) was ranked No. 15 at 133 pounds by The Open Mat and debuted at No. 19 in the FloWrestling Preseason Top 20.

The Scarlet Knights went 14-7 overall and 2-7 in the Big Ten in 2014-15. RU put All-Americans on the national podium in back-to-back seasons for the first time in program history, as Ashnualt finished eighth at the 2015 NCAA Tournament in St. Louis, and Perrotti finished eighth at the 2014 NCAA Championships in Oklahoma City.

There is one ranked matchup set for the three duals Sunday, as Ashnault and F&M’s No. 9/9/9/11/NR-ranked Rick Durso will square off at 141 pounds. Durso returns for his final season of eligibility after qualifying for the NCAA Championships three times in his career. As a junior in 2013-14, Durso placed eighth at 141 pounds at the NCAA Championships. The redshirt senior also took first place at the EIWA Championships in 2013-13.

Ashnault went 29-8 as a redshirt freshman in 2014-15 and ended the year as an All-American.

Rutgers Projected Starters
Wt.	Name	Yr.	Hometown/ High School	2014-15 Overall Record (Dual)
125	Sean McCabe	R-Jr.	Ronkonkoma, N.Y./ Connetquot	15-10 (11-6)
-OR-	Josh Patrick	R-So.	Rector, Pa./ Ligonier Valley	22-9 (3-2)
133	Anthony Giraldo	R-Fr.	Guttenberg, N.J./ North Bergen	20-5^
141	Anthony Ashnault	R-So.	South Plainfield, N.J./ South Plainfield	29-8 (19-2)
-OR-	Nicholas Ottaviano	R-Fr.	Marlboro, N.J./ Colts Neck	5-8^
149	Tyson Dippery	R-So.	Harrisburg, Pa./ Central Dauphin	26-6^
157	Richie Lewis	Jr.	Toms River, N.J./ Toms River East	N/A
-OR-	John Van Brill	R-Fr.	Mullica Hill, N.J./ Clearview	22-11^
165	Anthony Perrotti	R-Sr.	Roseland, N.J./ West Essex	20-10 (13-5)
-OR-	Jordan Pagano	R-Fr.	South Brunswick, N.J./ Bergen Catholic	8-8^
174	Phil Bakuckas	R-Jr.	Hammonton, N.J./ Hammonton	20-14 (12-9)
-OR-	Anthony Pafumi	R-Jr.	Westfield, N.J./ St. Peter’s Prep	17-16 (5-10)
184	Nicholas Gravina	R-So.	Allendale, N.J./ Northern Highlands Regional	7-4 (4-3)
-OR-	Anthony Messner	R-So.	Somerset, N.J./ Franklin	9-6^
197	Hayden Hrymack	Sr.	Point Pleasant, N.J./ Christian Brothers Academy	13-12 (6-7)
285	Billy Smith	R-Sr.	Wantage, N.J./ High Point	20-10 (11-6)

Centenary Projected Starters
Weight	Name	Year	Hometown/ High School	2014-15 Record
125	Joey Zargo	Fr.	Monroe Township, N.J./ Monroe	N/A
-OR-	Christina Sable	Fr.	Cheektowaga, N.Y./ Maryvale	N/A
133	Jeff Rottingen	Jr.	Ramsey, N.J./ Ramsey	N/A
141	Max Nauta	Fr.	Hackettstown, N.J./ Warren Hills Regional	N/A
149	Collin Farley	Jr.	Iselin, N.J./ John F. Kennedy Memorial	14-15
-OR-	Chris Muce	Fr.	Monroe Township, N.J./ Monroe	N/A
157	Forfeit
165	Anthony Kubish	Jr.	Hamilton, N.J./ Hamilton East	5-8
-OR-	Donald Wagner	R-Jr.	N. Bellmore, N.Y./ W.C. Mepham	13-17
-OR-	Allan Jordan	Sr.	Wharton, N.J./ Morris Hills	4-4
174	Josh Sibblies	Jr	Newton, N.J./ Newton	28-8
184	Joey Ragsdale	Sr.	Bethlehem, N.J./ North Hunterdon	15-13
-OR-	Ashton Robinson	Fr.	Louisville, Ky./ Belvidere	N/A
197	Etiini Udott	Fr.	Piscataway, N.J./ Piscataway	N/A
-OR-	Mike Yuhas	Fr.	Old Bridge, N.J./ Old Bridge	N/A
285	James Valley	Fr.	North Plainfield, N.J./ North Plainfield	N/A

Franklin & Marshall Projected Starters
Weight	Name	Year	Hometown/ High School	2014-15 Record
125	Edgar Garcia	So.	Lincoln University, Pa. / Avon Grove	6-23
-OR-	Chris Martorello	Fr.	Eastchester, N.Y. / Fordham Prep.	N/A
133	Danny Martoccio	So.	Holland, Pa. / Council Rock	4-7
-OR-	Paddy Quinlan	So.	Fayetteville, N.Y. / Fayetteville-Manlius	16-12
-OR-	Scott Stevens	Sr.	Pipersville, Pa. / The Peddie School (N.J.)	10-14
141	No. 9/9/9/11/NR Rick Durso	R-Sr.	Broomall, Pa. / Malvern Prep	23-3
149	Jason Bing	Jr.	Levittown, Pa. / East Pennsbury	11-14
-OR-	Tommy Quinlan	Jr.	Fayetteville, N.Y. / Fayetteville-Manlius	3-11
157	Andy Francos	Jr.	Sinking Spring, Pa. / Wilson	10-18
165	Gordon Bolig	Jr.	Pottstown, Pa. / Owen J Roberts	8-18
-OR-	Jacob Conners	So.	Cincinnati, Ohio / Elder	6-6
174	Colin Gironda	Sr.	Port Jefferson, N.Y. / Comsewogue	11-8
-OR-	Jared Wehrmann	Fr.	Greentown, Pa. / Wallenpaupack Area	N/A
184	Anthony Mancini	So.	Middletown, Del. / Salesianum School	8-17
197	Charles Kerkenser	Sr.	Fort Myers, Fla. / Cypress Lake	15-14
-OR-	Corey Kerkenser	Fr.	Fort Myers, Fla. / Cypress Lake	N/A
285	Antonio Pelusi	So.	Norristown, Pa. / La Salle College High School	6-13

Binghamton Projected Starters
Weight	Name	Year	Hometown/ High School	2014-15 Record
125	Thierno Diallo	R-So.	Lanham, Md./ Duval	13-8
133	Jacob Nicholson	Jr.	Waterloo, N.Y./ Waterloo	N/A
141	Jesse Dellevecchia	Fr.	East Islip, N.Y./ East Islip	N/A
149	Frankie Garcia	Fr.	Norwich, N.Y./ Norwich	N/A
157	Anthony DePrez	R-Fr.	Hilton, N.Y./ Hilton	4-4^
165	Vincent DePrez	So.	Hilton, N.Y./ Hilton	20-18
174	Jack McKeever	Sr.	Brookfield, Conn./ Brookfield	23-16
184	Steve Schneider	So.	Levittown, N.Y./ MacArthur	23-17
197	Mark Tracy	R-Fr.	Holtsville, N.Y./ Sachem East	1-2^
285	Connor Calkins	R-Fr.	Almond, N.Y./ Alfred-Almond	1-2^

^Denotes record during redshirt season

*Rankings follow Intermat/FloWrestling/The Open Mat/AWN/WIN Magazine/ format

Rutgers vs. Opponents All-Time

Rutgers is 1-0 all-time against Centenary after defeating the Cyclones, 49-3, on Nov. 2, 2014 at last year’s Rutgers Duals. A former EIWA Rival, RU has wrestled Franklin & Marshall 42 previous times and is 30-12 all-time against the Diplomats. The Scarlet Knights are 1-0 all-time against Binghamton, winning a 30-9 dual on Nov. 24, 2012.

Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook (www.facebook.com/RutgersAthletics) and Twitter (@RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates regarding Rutgers wrestling, follow the program on Twitter (@RUWrestling) and Instagram (@RUWrestling). Fans can receive timely information, including special offers and giveaways throughout the year on our social media outlets along with www.ScarletKnights.com.

–RU–

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High School Athletics

Field Hockey 10-29-15

1 goals by Ashlee Bretlinger, Abigail Boudart, Marissa Sipala and Courtney Gempp paced the Lady Pandas of Padua to a 4-0 win over the Vikings of St. Elizabeth.

1 goal by Emily Alvarez for Hodgson and 1 goal by Maya Brooks for Dickinson played to a 1-1 tie.

1 goal each by Emmalee Dellert and teammate Lacy Bayley paced the Lady Panthers of Polytech to a 2-1 win over the Lady Spartans of Lake Forest .

2 goals by Megan Fry and teammate Rajene Bowe paced the Milford Buccaneers to a 5-0 win over the Lady Indians of Indian River.

1 goal each by Mira Prisco and Kristen Adkins paced the Lady Senators of Dover to a 2-1 win over the Lady Eagles of Smyrna.

1 goals by Madeline Jablonski and Nina Budashak paced the Raiders of Ursuline to a 2-1 win over the Lady Spartans of St. Marks.

Football 10-29-15

Touchdown runs by Earnest Austin 8 carries for 137 yards and Gerald Wiggins combined for 3 touchdown total to pace the Wildcats of Howard to a 38-22 win over the Dragons of Glasgow.

Soccer 10-29-15

1 goal each by Michael Barr, Donald Tingle and Marlon Trejo paced the Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 3-2 win over the Spartans of St. Marks.

1 goal each by Benjamin Glenney and Robert Turnbull paced the Cardinals of St. Andrews to a 2-0 win over the Cavaliers of Middletown.

2 goals by Jacob Coale paced the Yellowjackets of Newark to a 5-0 win over the Dragons of Glasgow.

1 goal by Martin Newswanger and Christopher Carver paced the Vikings of St. Elizabeth to a 2-0 win over the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant.

2 goals by Juan Carlos Cruz paced the Highlanders of McKean to a 4-3 win over the Raiders of Concord.

1 goal by Naza McMillian and Maxwell Pickles paced the Quakers of Wilmington Friends to a 2-1 win over Red Lion Christian.

2 goals by Johan Cordoba and 2 by Maykun Nunez paced the Indians of Indian River to a 5-1 win over the Blue Jays of Seaford.

Jordan Hutchins only goal of the contest paced the Dover Senators to a 1-0 win over the Blue Raiders of Woodbridge.

1 goal each by Matt Sengpachacha and game winner in overtime by Lucas Partlow paced the Bucs of Caravel to a 2-1 win over the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy.

2 goals by Kevin Castro paced the Silver Eagles of Hodgson to a 3-0 win over the AI DuPont Tigers.

2 goals by Matthew Mitzel paced the Buccaneers of Milford to a 4-0 win over the Bulldogs of Laurel.

1 goal each by Matthew Dina and Andrew Longhurst paced the Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 2-1 win over the Riders of Caesar Rodney.

1 goal by Andres Garibay and Andy Bernal paced the Rams of Dickinson to a 2-1 win over the Patriots of Newark Charter School.

Volleyball 10-29-15

Indian River HS	19	25	25	25			3
Sussex Academy	25	10	15	19			1
Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Indian River(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Cannatelli  2-0-1-0-0 Kneller  1-1-0-0-0 Mumford  5-2-0-0-12 Rybicki  9-8-0-0-0 Woody  2-5-0-0-0 Ziskay  5-3-0-4-0 Patille  1-1-0-0-0 Caesar Rodney HS 25 25 25 3 Milford HS 20 14 9 0 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Caesar Rodney(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Lord 4-4-0-5-19 Mangubat 2-2-0-3-4 Shuba 1-1-0-1-0 Scott 4-0-2-0-0 Modi 8-3-0-3-0 Thomas 2-0-0-2-1 Villabona 2-1-0-4-0 Cessna 1-0-1-0-0 Gruwell 2-0-0-3-0 E. Mercer 0-0-0-3-0 Arroyo 0-0-0-2-0 Milford  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Maloney  3-5-0-0-0 Rogers 2-3-0-1-4 Johnson  2-2-0-0-0 Chamberlayne  1-1-1-0-1 Davis  1-0-0-0-0 Nordberg 0-1-0-0-1 Reinhardt  0-1-0-0-0 Milla  0-0-0-2-0 Sanford School 13 14 23 0 Caravel Academy 25 25 25 3 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Sanford(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Wolfle: 0-0-0-20-0 Bates: 5-2-1-2-0 Correll: 0-0-0-2-0 Snyder: 1-1-1-2-16 Swanson: 13-2-2-11-0 Demaio: 1-0-0-0-0 Caravel (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): S.Badel 7-4-0-5-2 K.Dillon 9-2-2-2-0 L.Pugh 2-1-1-6-15 L.Wilcox 4-1-2-3-0 S.Esper 1-0-0-17-0 C.Moore 3-0-0-8-0 A.Anderson 0-0-0-3-11 J.Anderson 3-0-1-0-0 G.Morton 0-0-0-8-0 L.Gauding 0-1-0-1-0 J.Esper 0-0-0-6-0 AI duPont HS 15 9 10 0 Archmere Academy 25 25 25 3 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: AI duPont(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Bessell 2-0-1-7-0 Blankenship 1-0-2-0-0 Carbine 0-0-0-7-0 Getty 4-1-1-7-1 MacDonald 7-0-0-20-2 Shipley 3-0-0-3-0 Scott 0-1-0-0-0 Waters 1-0-0-3-13 Archmere  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Akoto 6-0-0-2-0 Casino 2-0-0-1-0 Falasco 0-0-0-12-5 Freck 0-1-0-2-0 L. Kelly 4-0-1-0-0 N. Kelly 5-0-0-0-0 Leclerc 0-2-0-6-16 Mengers 12-6-0-10-3 G. Merritt 3-1-2-1-0 Mock 0-4-0-10-12 Reynolds 2-1-0-4-0 Thomson 2-0-2-0-0 Yuschak 1-1-0-0-0 Middletown HS 19 25 14 14 1 Smyrna HS 25 17 25 25 3 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Middletown(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Reed 2-1-0-12-13 Miller 14-2-4-12-0 Slater 0-1-4-3-0 Moyer 0-0-0-21-1 Keller 0-0-0-9-11 Nolte 8-2-2-6-0- Williamson-Hodges 1-0-8-3-1 Day 0-0-1-0-0- Delmar HS/MS 10 13 13 0 St. Mark’s HS 25 25 25 3 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Delmar(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Lehman 0-0-1-1-15 Hughes 1-0-0-4-0? Korten 0-0-0-1-0 J.Johnson 0-0-0-1-0 Covington 7-0-1-4-0 DeSousa 1-0-2-0-0 B.Johnson 2-0-0-5-0 A. Brown 3-1-1-0-0 St. Marks  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Sonchen. 0-0-0-4-0, Sawyer 0-4-0-6-0, Johnston 2-0-0-1-0, Desmond 0-5-0-2-0, Frati 1-0-0-4-0, Derick 4-1-1-1-9, Wirt 6-1-0-1-15, Hughes 5-1-0-1-0, Reich 5-0-1-1-1, Caponi 3-0-0-1-0 Padua Academy 22 25 16 17 1 Ursuline Academy 25 20 25 25 3 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Padua(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Ursuline  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Kampert 19-0-10-0 Baffone  0-3-0-8-23 Wright  14-2-0-14-0 Davis  0-2-0-25-4 Raiford 5-2-3-4-0 Blasetto  0-3-0-3-14 Furey  9-0-2-2-0 Simoes  3-0-1-0-0 Jeynes  1-0-1-1-0 Sullivan   0-2-0-1-0 Cutrona  0-0-0-4-0 Christiana HS 25 25 25 0 0 0 3 Seaford HS 12 20 20 0 0 0 0 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Christiana(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Seaford  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Hang: 2-2-1-5-7 Haynes: 3-4-1-3-0 Vickers: 0-0-0-8-0 Johnson: 0-0-0-4-0 Stewart: 5-9-3-5-0 Grimes: 1-1-0-6-0 Harris:0-0-0-2-0 Wingate: 1-0-1-2-0 Hare: 1-2-0-0-0 Cape Henlopen HS 25 25 25 3 Delmarva Christian HS 16 16 20 0 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Cape Hen(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Jones: 0-0-0-0-2 Maiuri: 0-0-0-2-0 Walsh: 3-0-0-1-0 Palmer: 9-0-1-4-0 Shuttleworth: 2-5-1-5-25 Collier: 5-2-0-3-0 Duvall: 0-0-0-2-0 Thornburg: 2-0-0-0-0 Marsico: 3-3-0-6-0 Wick: 1-1-1-0-0 Holt: 2-0-0-0-0 E’Nama: 3-1-3-0-0 Vitella: 0-3-0-7-0 DCHS  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Anderson (0-0-0-1-0) Baker (4-0-0-1-0) Berger (0-1-0-4-13) Book (3-0-1-2-0) Breasure (1-3-1-0-0) Brown (2-0-1-0-0) Holston (0-0-0-1-0) Stevens (0-0-0-4-0) Stonebraker (0-0-0-1-0) Thompson (2-0-0-1-0) Tucker (1-0-1-0-0) Zitvogel (0-1-0-15-0)

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rom: Selheimer, Scott W. <selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 4:08 PM
Subject: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP ­ October 29, 2015
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UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP – October 29, 2015

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MEN’S SOCCER: Blue Hens Wrap Home Regular Season With Shutout over JMU

NEWARK, Del. (Oct. 28) —  Junior All-American Guillermo Delgado (Tres Cantos, Spain/Jose Luis Sampedro) posted a career-best five points Wednesday evening at a rainy Stuart & Suzanne Grant Stadium as Delaware defeated James Madison, 4-0. FULL STORY

ATHLETICS STAFF: Longtime Delaware Athletics, BCC Staffer Vest Johnson Announces Retirement

NEWARK, Del. (Oct. 29) —  Sylvester “Vest” Johnson, 64, a staple of the Blue Hen athletics staff from 1976 until 1991 and a leader in the daily operations of the Bob Carpenter Center since 1992, has announced his retirement effective at the end of the 2015-16 academic year. FULL STORY

SOFTBALL: Two Home Tournaments Highlight Delaware Softball 2016 Schedule

NEWARK, Del. (Oct. 29) — The University of Delaware softball team begins its spring season with three tournaments on the road before hosting a pair of invitationals as the Blue Hens announced their 2016 schedule on Thursday.FULL STORY

 

SWIMMING & DIVING: Delaware Swimmers to Promote B+ Foundation, UDance at CAA Pod Meet this Weekend

NEWARK, Del. (Oct. 29) —   The University of Delaware men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams are excited to continue their support of the B+ Foundation and UDance this weekend when the Blue Hens host a Colonial Athletic Association Pod Meet at Rawstrom Natatorium. FULL STORY

UPCOMING EVENTS

Friday, Oct. 30

Field Hockey at Drexel, 7 p.m.

Home Events in Bold

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NIU Wrestling: Huskies Set for Red/Black Dual on Friday Night

NIU will hold eight wrestle-offs at Victor E. Court ahead of the 2015-16 season.

DeKALB, Ill. – The Northern Illinois University wrestling team will hold its annual Red-Black Dual as the Huskies match up against their own teammates in wrestle-offs during the team’s intra-squad scrimmage on Friday night at Victor E. Court at 7 p.m.

After weeks of preparation in the NIU wrestling room, the Huskies Friday’s Red-Black Dual will feature the following eight matchups:

HWT: Caleb Gossett (Red) vs. Arthur Bunce (Black)
125: Alijah Jeffery (Red) vs. Kirk Johansen (Black)
141: Steve Bleise (Red) vs. Sal Annoreno (Black)
149: Austin Culton (Red) vs. Gabe Morse (Black)
157: Caden McWhirter (Red) vs. Andrew Morse (Black)
165: Shaun’Qae McMurtry (Red) vs. Andrew Scott (Black)
184: Quinton Rosser (Red) vs. Michael Aldrich (Black)
197: Shawn Scott (Red) vs. Luke Greenberg (Black)

NIU wrestling head coach Ryan Ludwig has been pleased with what he’s seen from the Huskies in practice this week leading up to the Red/Black Dual, and he outlined what he would like from his team on Friday night.

“We have seen some heated competition and hard wrestling throughout the prelims this week. We expect to see even more on Friday night,” Ludwig said “Our focus is identifying the individuals who work to dominate the pace and score points. Hanging back is not going to get it. The mindset needs to be relentless pursuit of scoring opportunities and constant improvements in all positions.”

Coming off a 10-12 dual record in 2014-15, the NIU wrestling team will use Friday’s exhibition to help the Huskies prepare for the quick turnaround the team faces before it opens this season at the EMU Duals next Saturday with four challenging dual matches in Ypsilanti, Mich. NIU will face Purdue, Clarion, Bloomsburg and Edinboro throughout the day on Nov. 7, and Friday’s matches will go some ways towards determining what lineup the team utilizes in those marquee matchups against Big Ten and Eastern Wrestling League opposition.

As a reminder, admission is FREE for all fans to Friday’s NIU wrestling Red-Black Dual at Victor E. Court.

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SUBJECT: Wilmington Men’s Soccer Captures CACC Regular Season Crown With 7-0 Victory at Georgian Court in Regular Season Finale
DATE: October 29, 2015
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LAKEWOOD, N.J. – – The Wilmington University men’s soccer team captured it second ever Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Regular Season Championship with a 7-0 victory in the regular season finale at Georgian Court on Thursday afternoon.
The Wildcats (14-2, 9-2 CACC) used nine different point getters to snap a two-game losing streak and capture sole possession of the CACC Regular Season Championship for the first time since 2009. The Wildcats already had the No. 1 seed in next weeks CACC Tournament wrapped up, but needed at least a point today to ensure sole possession of the regular season crown.
With the loss, Georgian Court (7-6-2, 4-4-2 CACC) must win at Caldwell on Friday afternoon to earn a spot in the CACC Tournament.
The scoring started early for the Wildcats, as they quickly gained a 3-0 lead in the first 14 minutes of play, with all three goals coming in a span of 6:03. Senior Lance Berry opened the scoring with his 10th goal of the year, heading home a corner quick opportunity from Geoff Velasquez just 7:56 into the match.
The teams leading goal scorer, Clifford Nwechefom was up to the task three minutes later, as he converted a back heel pass from Berry into this 15th goal of the year 10:56 into the match. Berry was at it again moments later, as he found the back of the net once again on a header, this time being the recipient of a cross form the left side from Velasquez 13:59 into the match for his 11th of the season.
Not to be out done, Nwechefom responded with his second goal of the game in the 30th minute, getting on the end of a cross from Adrian Tash to tally his 16th of the season. The Wildcats went into the halftime break leading 4-0.
Three different Wildcats recorded goals in the second half, as Steven O’Connor connected for his fifth of the season in the 51st minute. Senior defender Jo Woodley got in on the scoring action, scoring his first collegiate career goal in the 69th minute, finishing the end of the free kick from Joe Boulter. Junior Morgan Shutter tallied his first goal as a Wildcat in the 75th minute, capping the scoring on a breakaway from Jamie Burridge.
The Wildcats outshot the Lions, 20-13, putting nine of those shots on frame. Frank Hall recorded his seventh shut out of the season by making six saves, tying the program mark set by Dan Mangat (2007) and Duhan Malali (2009).
The Wildcats will host the No. 8 seed in the CACC Tournament First Round on Monday at the WU Athletics Complex, with the No. 8 seed to be determined following Friday’s action.
Since Monday will be a part of the CACC Tournament, admission will be taken at the gate. The fee to enter the WU Athletics Complex will be $6.00 for adults, $3.00 for children and senior citizens. Any Wilmington University student with a valid ID and children under the age of three will be admitted for free.
The opening whistle is set for 2:00 p.m. on Monday afternoon.

Wilmington University Mission

Wilmington University is committed to excellence in teaching, relevancy of the curriculum, and individual attention to students. As an institution with admissions policies that provide access for all, it offers opportunity for higher education to students of varying ages, interests, and aspirations.

The university provides a range of exemplary career-oriented undergraduate and graduate degree programs for a growing and diverse student population. It delivers these programs at locations and times convenient to students and at an affordable price. A highly qualified full-time faculty works closely with part-time faculty drawn from the workplace to ensure that the university’s programs prepare students to begin or continue their career, improve their competitiveness in the job market, and engage in lifelong learning.

Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer Rolls to 3-0 Victory Over Holy Family

Goldey-Beacom dominated Holy Family from the opening whistle and cruised to a 3-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Holy Family in Wilmington, DE to end the regular season.

Sophomore Alvaro Martinez (Zaragoza, Spain) got things going for the Lightning with his second goal of the season.  He took a deflection from sophomore Manuel Berto (Valencia, Spain) and knocked in a 10-yard shot in the 14th minute for a 1-0 lead.

Sophomore Mateus Silvestre (Picarras, Brazil) continued his standout campaign in the 32nd minute, banging home a 15-yard shot for a 2-0 margin and his third goal of the year.

GBC added an insurance marker in the 80th minute when sophomore Omar Hernandez (West Grove, PA/Avon Grove) fed a great ball to freshman Callum Flynn (Guildford, England), who calmly found the back of the net for his first collegiate goal.

Not to be forgotten was the great play of freshman goalkeeper Suhail Bismilla (Johannesburg, South Africa), who came up with seven saves that included many incredible stops.  He now has 66 saves this season, good for eighth best in school history.

Silvestre and junior Rerom Delys (Vila Velha, Brazil) each had three shots for the Lightning, who posted a 14-10 shots edge.

Mariano Cepeda fired three shots and Richard Ongaro came up with three saves over 31 minutes for the Tigers (5-12-1, 5-7 CACC).

The win kept GBC (7-11, 5-7) alive in its hope of making the CACC Tournament, but it will have to sit and scoreboard watch.  In order to make it, Georgian Court must lose its game Saturday morning at Caldwell and Nyack must either lose or tie its game Friday to Post.

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Courtesy University of Pennsylvania Five of Penn’s Top-20 wrestlers entering the preseason Wrestling Preseason Rankings Roundup Courtesy Charles Dorman, associate director of athletic communications Thu, October 29, 2015 PHILADELPHIA – The 2015-16 University of Pennsylvania wrestling season is less than two weeks from officially beginning with the first competition of the season as the Quakers take to the mats at the Binghamton Open, and the Red and Blue will line up seven wrestlers who have achieved a national ranking inside their weight class based on preseason rankings from national wrestling publications. C.J. Cobb – 149 pounds Intermat: No. 7 FloWrestling: No. 8 TheOpenMat: No. 9 WrestlingReport.com: No. 9 Amateur Wrestling News: No. 10 A consensus Top-10 wrestler entering the season, C.J. Cobb is coming off a Round of 12 finish at NCAAs in 2015. A two-time NCAA qualifier, Cobb has twice placed at EIWAs – including a runner-up finish in 2013. Last season, Cobb went 23-7 and was 11-1 in dual meets. Lorenzo Thomas – 184 pounds Intermat: No. 10 FloWrestling: No. 10 Amateur Wrestling News: No. 10 WrestlingReport.com: No. 10 TheOpenMat: No. 11 WIN Magazine: No. 19 Another all-but consensus Top-10 wrestler, Lorenzo Thomas is the most experienced wrestler in Penn’s lineup entering the season. An NCAA All-American in 2014, Thomas has qualified for two national championship tournaments and has won seven matches at the national tournament over his career. He enters the season with 81 career wins, 19 away from becoming the 11th wrestler in program history to reach the 100-win mark. Caleb Richardson – 133 pounds FloWrestling: No. 15 Intermat: No. 17 Amateur Wrestling News: No. 17 WIN Magazine: No. 17 TheOpenMat: No. 19 WrestlingReport.com: No. 22 A two-time NCAA qualifier, Caleb Richardson has been crossing off achievements throughout his first two years as a Quaker with placements at the Southern Scuffle and Midlands to go with a first-team All-Ivy selection and a podium finish at EIWAs. Last season, he was 26-11 overall and 9-3 in dual meets, and earned his second at-large bid to NCAAs where he defeated No. 9 A.J. Schopp – eventual third place finisher – in the first round and was knocked out via a pair of sudden victory losses. Frank Mattiace – 197 pounds Flowrestling: No. 18 Amateur Wrestling News: No. 18 TheOpenMat: No. 19 WrestlingReport.com: No. 24 After a year off from competition, Frank Mattiace returns to the mat at 197 pounds and has caught the eyes of various national pollsters who have ranked him between No. 18-24 to begin the season. In his freshman season of 2013-14, Mattiace finished eighth at EIWAs and was the ESU Open champion. Casey Kent – 174 pounds Flowrestling: No. 16 TheOpenMat: No. 17 Amateur Wrestling News: No. 18 WrestlingReport.com: No. 23 Casey Kent missed the 2014-15 season with injury, and returns up a weight for the 2015-16 campaign. A NCAA qualifier in 2014 at 165 pounds, Kent is a two-time All-Ivy selection and is 20-5 all-time in dual meets. In 2014, he led all Quakers with four wins against Top-20 opponents during the season, and he has been a bonus-point machine for the Quakers with 18 of his 41 career wins coming by major decision, technical fall, or pin. Brooks Martino – 157 pounds WIN Magazine: No. 20 2014-15 was a breakthrough year for Martino as he came on strong down the stretch to claim sixth place at EIWAs and an automatic bid to his first NCAA Championships. A second-team All-Ivy selection last season, Martino was 11-5 against EIWA foes and had three wins by fall. Ray Bethea – 165 pounds WrestlingReport.com: No. 24 Arguably one win away from a berth to NCAAs last season, Ray Bethea was 14-7 last season while battling injury. He went 3-3 at EIWAs, finishing sixth. A second-team All-Ivy selection and ESU Open champion in 2013-14, Bethea has scored bonus points in 10 of his 38 career victories. As a team, Penn was receiving votes in the first USA Today/NWCA Coaches Poll. After opening at the Binghamton Open on November 8, Penn returns to The Palestra on November 22 for the Keystone Classic. Tickets for the Keystone Classic and all Penn home dual meets are on sale now. #FightOnPenn

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From: Scott Moore <smoore9@lhup.edu>
Date: Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 11:36 AM
Subject: Lock Haven Wrestling Update
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Hello Coaches and Supporters,

I hope you are enjoying the fall weather and looking forward to the start of another Bald Eagle Wrestlingseason.  We open up competition this weekend at the Clarion Open with 15 wrestlers entering the event. We have also added the Binghamton Open to our schedule and will have a large group competing on November 8th. These early tournaments should be a great test for our younger wrestlers as well as an opportunity for the team to get matches and prepare for our upcoming away duals with Penn State, Nebraska, Hofstra, and Buffalo, as well as our opening home duals with Purdue and Shippensburg. It is without doubt our toughest schedule in years, but we are ready to accept the challenge. We hope to see you throughout the season as we make a run at the 2016 EWL & NCAA Championships.

Important Home Dates to Remember: 
November 21st- Purdue Dual at 12:30 p.m. / Shippensburg at 2:00 p.m
November 22nd- 10th Annual Mat-Town Open Tournament 9:30 a.m.
December 17th- Messiah Dual at 5:30 p.m. / Bloomsburg at 7:00 p.m.

Season Tickets: http://www.golhu.com/news/2015/9/17/WREST_0917153628.aspx?path=wrestling
Note:  Purchasing season tickets will give you reserved seating for all home duals and tournament with a savings of $20.
Season Preview Video: http://www.golhu.com/news/2015/10/28/WREST_1028153957.aspx?path=wrestling
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A message from New Director of Athletics Tom Gioglio:

Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends of Lock Haven University Wrestling,

As the new LHU Director of Athletics, I am very proud to become a part of Haven Wrestling. As some of you may be aware I have been involved with wrestling since 1972 when I laced up my first pair of Asics and competed on my junior high school team in Morristown, New Jersey. It has been quite a journey since then. I wrestled on my high school team and began my coaching career at 19 years of age. I have accumulated  6 years of college head wrestling coaching experience, 5 years as an assistant college wrestling coach and 6 years as a head high school wrestling coach. I have served on the NCAA DI and DII Wrestling Championships Committee and just finished my term on the NCAA All Divisions Wrestling Rules Committee. As I start a new chapter in my life I am very excited to see what this season brings and I look forward to meeting you and being part of the LHU wrestling family. In closing, I am committed to working with Head Coach Moore and Assistant Coach Fittery to make the Lock Haven University wrestling one of the best programs in the nation. If you would like to contact me with questions or if you would like to become more involved in Haven Athletics,  please don’t hesitate to email at tmg252@lhup.edu or call me at 570-484-2102.

Yours in Championship Athletics,

Tom Gioglio, Ed.D.

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Date: Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 11:30 AM
Subject: Purdue Wrestle-Offs to be Contested Saturday
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Purdue Wrestle-Offs to be Contested Saturday

Two of the Boilermakers’ three returning NCAA qualifiers will be in action

Oct. 29, 2015

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – With Purdue wrestling’s first dual of the season right around the corner, the Boilermakers will hold their intrasquad Wrestle-Offs inside Holloway Gymnasium on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET. Fans will have the opportunity to see both Purdue wrestling veterans and a trio of true freshmen compete. All nine bouts will be streamed live on BTN Plus via BTN2Go. Wrestle-Offs are free and open to the public.

Two of the Boilermakers’ three returning NCAA qualifiers will be in action, but at a different weight. Danny Sabatello has bumped up to 141 for his final season after wrestling at 133 as a redshirt junior and Chad Welch has moved from 174 to 165 for his senior campaign.

Three of the nine bouts on the docket will feature true freshmen. Nate Limmex, a three-time Michigan High School Athletic Association state champ and one of the nation’s top-10 ranked wrestlers at 138 pounds coming out of high school, will face redshirt junior Alex Griffin at 149 pounds.

Following in order at 157 will be two-time National High School Coaches Association 145-pound All-American Gavin Murray taking on another grappler making his Holloway debut, redshirt freshmanMario Leveille.

In an exhibition match at 197, it’s veteran vs. rookie. Redshirt senior Drake Stein is set to battle the third true freshman, Jon Morales. The Kirklin, Indiana, native claimed All-America honors with a fourth-place finish at the 2015 Cliff Keen USA Wrestling Folkstyle Nationals.

BOUTS
125	Ben Thornton	Jonathan Marmolejo
133	Luke Welch	Cody Pae
141	Danny Sabatello	Kyle Ayersman
149 Exhibition	Alex Griffin	Nate Limmex
157	Mario Leveille	Gavin Murray
165	Chad Welch	Peter Andreotti
174	Jacob Morrissey	Kirk Johnson
197 Exhibition	Drake Stein	Jon Morales
285	Tyler Kral	Jacob Aven

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Palomar improves to 7-3 on the season as they defeat Santa Ana College 32-9-By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-The Dome-Palomar College-San Marcos, CA-10-28-15:  The Palomar Comets improve their record to 7-3 overall and 1-1 in the Southwest Conference Wrestling Match as recorded 2 decisions, 2 majors along with 2 forfeits as they defeated the Dons of Santa Ana College by a 32-9 score.

The Comets first took a 9-0 lead after the first 2 weight classes at 125 on Jake Schaeffer’s 12-6 decision over Jose Chanoa and at 133 where Chris Kimball recorded a forfeit.

In the next 3 weight classes were dominated by the Dons of Santa Ana as they recorded wins as Andrew Gomez recorded a 6-3 decision over Ernie Chambers at 141, Tristen Steinman’s 6-4 decision over Arturo Osario at 149 and at 157 Landon Meyers scored a takedown and a 2 point nearfall in overtime to defeat Kirk Kaskiszewski at 157 pounds tied the match at 9-9.

The Comets dominated the next five weight classes as Erik Collin recorded a 10-2 major decision over Eric Roberts at 165 followed by Alex Gallo’s  9-6 win over Armon Fayazi, at 174, Alex Graves who is currently ranked number 1 in the California Junior College States and undefeated recorded the only pin of the match at 3:41 over Ty Freeman,  Raul Briseno’s won by a forfeit at 197 pounds and Seville Hayres’ 12-2 major decision win over Abraham Aguilar at heavyweight sealed the win for the Comets.

The Palomar Comets next home and their last home meet will be against Rio Hondo out of Whittier, CA.

High School Athletics

Delaware High School Sports Recaps for 10-28-15

Field Hockey 10-28-15

2 goals by Jen Kurlej paced the Lady Warriors of Wilmington Christian to a 2-0 win over the Lady Colonials of William Penn.

Kate Walker’s only goal in overtime paced the Lady Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant to a 1-0 win over the Lady Hawks of St. Georges.

Volleyball 10-28-15

Appoquinimink HS	16	23	17	27			1
Tower Hill School	25	25	19	29			3
Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Appo HS(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Tower Hill  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Carpenter 1-0-1-7-0 Thomson  17-2-0-10-0 Shamlin 7-0-3-0-0 Thrasher 7-0-1-1-0 Sachs 14-4-0-13-0 Brady 2-3-0-6-48 Wendel 0-3-0-2-0 Charter School 18 25 16 13 1 Wilm Friends School 25 22 25 25 3 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Charter(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Edmiston  11-0-3-4-1 Shannon 2-0-0-1-0 Metheny 14-1-0-8-0 Hudock 1-1-0-9-20 Sernyak 0-1-0-9-1 Sparado 1-2-0-3-9 Isom 2-0-5-0-0 Ceferatti 1-0-0-1-0 McCormick 0-1-0-9-0 Wilm Friends  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Musi 12-0-0-0-0 A. Nathan 3-6-0-12-48 D. Nathan 24-3-0-8-0 Martin 10-3-1-11-0 Xu 0-2-0-6-0 Saunders 1-0-1-0-0 Skibicki 0-3-0-15-1 Johnson 1-0-0-1-0 Delcastle HS 25 25 25 3 DE Academy of Public Safety and Security 15 13 10 0 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Delcastle(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): DAPSS  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Perez (0-1-0-2-1) Swanson (0-0-2-0-1) York (0-0-0-2-0) Brewer (0-0-0-1-0) Maldonado (0-0-0-3-0) Cartwright (2-0-0-4-3) Rea (0-0-0-0-3) Conrad School 25 23 17 17 1 Red Lion CA 12 25 25 25 3 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Conrad(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Burg 2-4-0-15-34 Swan 8-3-0-25-0 Phillips 5-0-0-15-0 Rattley 11-0-7-0-0 Greer 1-0-4-0-0 Faville 1-1-0-44-4 Carly Segletes 0-0-0-0-1 Morehead 11-0-0-15-0 Testa 2-0-0-0-0 Troise 0-0-0-2-0 RLCA  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): G. DaPonte: 2-2-0-6-29 Hazewski: 11-02-1–0-6-0 M. Betters: 7-3-3-15-0 Mendick: 0-0-0-15-0 K. Kerr: 3-2-1-12-0 C. Kerr: 0-0-0-12-0 Gibson: 5-0-2-0-0 Shaw: 0-2-0-11-1 K. Betters: 3-0-0-0-0 Wilm Christian School 6 22 18 0 Tatnall School 25 25 25 3 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Wilm Christian(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Tatnall  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Juliano 0-0-0-9-0 Maron 1-2-0-17-0 Castagna 5-0-0-0-0 Callahan 2-0-0-5-14 Campbell 6-2-0-1-17 Moyer 9-0-1-0-0 Butler 2-0-0-0-0 Messick 2-1-0-0-0 Neff 0-0-0-2-0 Rising Sun HS (MD) 25 25 18 16 8 2 DE Military Academy 14 21 25 25 15 3 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Rising Sun(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): DMA  (kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Taylor 19-1-1-4-0 Kowalski 11-1-1-15-0 Longueira 0-3-0-21-0 Fulton 1-1-0-7-43 Andrews 0-2-0-11-0 Lavelle 4-0-2-1-0 Wolfe 3-0-0-0-0 Matic 0-1-0-1-0 Shields 5-0-0-0-0 Fitzgerald 0-3-0-1-0 Brandywine HS 18 21 25 25 15 3 Mt. Pleasant HS 25 25 20 20 12 2 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Brandywine(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Spiess 14-1-3-2-0 Ruoff 1-2-0-1-53 Corrado 18-1-0-10-2 Brown 7-2-0-4-0 Stanchek 10-3-0-4-2 Paul 7-0-1-1-0 Sypher 0-0-0-29-0 Hurst 0-0-0-2-0 Dickinson HS 9 25 9 13 1 Newark HS 25 17 25 25 3 Scoring Summary: Individual Stats: Dickinson(kills-aces-blocks-digs-assists): Gotthold 0-1-0-15-13 Deleon- 4-1-1-6-0 Opio 0-1-0-8-0 McCray 3-0-3-0-0 E Phillips 4-0-1-1-0 A Phillips 2-0-1-2-0 Richardson- 0-1-0-8-0 Wright 1-0-0-1-0 Gentner 1-2-0-2-0 ?Newark Newman Sanders 12-3-2-20-0 Carter 5-2-1-14-0 Smoot- 7-2-5-6-0 Voigt- 1-7-1-9-25 Herrington- 1-0-4-1-1 Matthews 2-0-4-1-0 Catts- 0-2-0-37-0 Telenta- 1-1-0-9-0 Brownlee- 0-0-3-0-3-0

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Photo courtesy of DSU Athletics/Rodney Adams Bri Musco SOCCER: HORNETS WRAP UP REGULAR SEASON WITH A SCORELESS TIE AT HOWARD Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations Wed, October 28, 2015 (Washington, D.C.) – The Delaware State women’s soccer team (6-9-3) wrapped up the 2015 regular season Wednesday night settling for its second consecutive scoreless tie, this time on the road with the Howard Bison (11-7-1). With this tie, the Hornets moved to 3-14-1 all-time against HU, whereas Wednesday night’s tie snapped a four-game winning streak for the Bison. Throughout the evening, Howard lived up to its calling card on the offensive end, totaling 22 shots, including 11 in the second period.  Coming in, the Bison had 62 goals under their belts, compared to 24 for the Hornets. Nevertheless, DSU was able to keep the Bison scoreless for the fourth time this season, led by goalkeeper Michele Lammers (6-9-3) collecting eight saves.  With this effort, Lammers pushed her yearly shutout total to four, tying Tara McQueene and Katelyn Koslosky for most in DSU single-season history. Offensively the Hornets, meanwhile, featured forward Bri Musco registering three out of her squad’s seven shots, including two placed on-goal.  Delaware State was also held scoreless for the ninth time this season. Coming up, the Columbia Blue & Red will head Florence, S.C. to defend their Independent Conference Tournament crown this weekend as the top seed, beginning with the Hampton Pirates on Friday at 4 p.m.  Depending on the outcome, DSU will play the winner or loser of Francis Marion and South Carolina State Sunday afternoon.

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Cal Poly to Open 2015-16 Wrestling Season Outdoors by Hosting Stanford on Monday

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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — Cal Poly opens its fifth wrestling season under the guidance of Brendan Buckley on Monday with an outdoor Pac-12 dual meet against Stanford.

First bout begins at 3 p.m. in the University Union plaza. It will be Cal Poly’s third outdoor dual meet, following a 2014 match against Oregon State and a 2015 dual against CSU Bakersfield.

While none of the eight returning Mustang starters is ranked nationally at the start of the season, Stanford will bring three nationally ranked matmen.

True freshman Joey McKenna is ranked No. 13 at 141 pounds, junior Jim Wilson is ranked No. 4 at 165 pounds and sophomore Nathan Butler is ranked No. 15 at 285 pounds.

Wilson, a team captain and two-time Pac-12 champion, placed eighth in last year’s NCAAs to earn All-America honors and opens his third campaign with the Cardinal with a 69-15 record.

Butler was 29-9 and a Pac-12 champion a year ago.

Cal Poly’s group of eight returning starters — those who wrestled in at least six duals and competed in the Pac-12 Championship — is led by sophomore Colton Schilling, 21-11 with 12 falls at 141 pounds a year ago, and junior Travis Berridge, 18-15 with three falls at 165 pounds.

Jason DelaCruz posted an 8-8 mark at 133 pounds last year while Spencer Empey, a redshirt a year ago, was 13-12 as a true freshman in the 2013-14 season.

Cal Poly’s roster also features a dozen newcomers, three of whom earned victories over returning veterans in the Green and Gold Meet last Sunday. David Gonzalez at 125 pounds, Joshy Cortez at 149 and Andrew Morgan at 174 all posted wins in their first matches as Mustangs.

“We have a lot more experience across the lineup this year,” said Buckley. “We have a lot of returning guys who have varsity experience and Pac-12 experience. Plus there are some good leaders on this team.

“The team has been working incredibly hard on many fronts this fall and the coaching staff is very pleased with the group that we have and the effort they have given,” Buckley added. “We have excellent leadership and a large commitment from our veteran wrestlers and a strong freshmen class.

“I am really looking forward to the upcoming season.”

The Mustangs own a 39-17-1 advantage against Stanford, though the Cardinal earned a 24-9 win two years ago in the Mott Athletics Center and a 22-13 triumph last year inside Maples Pavilion, winning five of the last six matches after the Mustangs jumped to an early 10-7 lead. The Cardinal, under eighth-year head coach Jason Borelli, has won five straight duals against Cal Poly.

Stanford at Cal Poly (Monday, Nov. 2, University Union Plaza, 3 p.m.)

125 — Connor Schram (S), Soph., Canonsburg, PA vs. Yoshito Funakoshi (CP), Soph., Torrance, CA, or David Gonzalez (CP), Fr., Covina, CA

133 — Eric Cramer (S), Jr., Palo Alto, CA vs. Jason DelaCruz (CP), Soph., Fresno, CA

141 — Joey McKenna (S), Fr., Towaco, NJ vs. Colton Schilling (CP), So., Sweet Home, OR

149 — Paul Fox (S), Fr., Lovelock, NV vs. Joshy Cortez (CP), Fr., Temecula, CA

157 — Maxwell Hvolbek (S), Jr., West Hills, CA vs. Colt Shorts (CP), Jr., Canonsburg, PA or Blake Kastl (CP), Jr., Saint Paris, OH

165 — Jim Wilson (S), Jr., Lodi, CA vs. Xavier Johnson (CP), Jr., Brentwood, CA

174 — Keaton Subjeck (S), So., El Dorado Hills, CA vs. Andrew Morgan (CP), Fr., Huntington Beach, CA or Sohrab Movahedi (CP), So., Northridge, CA

184 — Peter Galli (S), Jr., Baltimore, MD vs. Mitch Woods (CP), Jr., Camino, CA

197 — Michael Sojka (S), Sr., Winnebago, IL vs. J.T. Goodwin (CP), Jr., Stockton, CA

285 — Nathan Butler (S), Soph., Leavenworth, KS vs. Cortes Morales (CP), Fr., Fresno, CA

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Godwin Added to the Biletnikoff Award Watch List

Sophomore wide out among the candidates for the nation’s top receiver

 

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; Oct. 28, 2015 – Sophomore wide receiver Chris Godwin (Middletown, Del.) has been added to the Biletnikoff Award watch list for the nation’s top receiver. Godwin joins teammate and fellow sophomore DaeSean Hamilton (Fredericksburg, Va.) on the list.

The Biletnikoff Award annually recognizes the outstanding receiver in college football. Any player, regardless of position (wide receiver, tight end, slot back and running back) who catches a pass is eligible for the award. As such, the Biletnikoff Award recognizes the outstanding receiver, not merely outstanding wide receiver.

Bobby Engram was the inaugural award winner in 1994 and is the only Penn State player to claim the honor.

Godwin leads the Nittany Lions with 34 catches for 628 yards. He also had a pair of touchdown catches on the season. Godwin ranks 27^th in FBS in yards per reception (18.47), 30^th in receiving yards and 41^st yards per game (78.5). He has caught at least four passes in eight of his last nine games, dating back to last season, and has at least one reception in 20 of his 21 collegiate games.

The Middletown, Delaware native is coming off his second-straight 100-yard game with 135 yards on four catches with a touchdown against Maryland. He also had 103 yards on three catches at No. 1 Ohio State. Godwin is the first Nittany Lion with back-to-back 100-yard receiving games since Allen Robinson in 2013 (106 vs. Nebraska; 122 at Wisconsin).

The 2015 Biletnikoff Award winner will be presented live on December 10, 2015, on The Home Depot College Football Awards Show to be broadcast 7-9 p.m. on ESPN. College Football Hall of Famer and Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard will present the 2015 Biletnikoff Award winner on the show.

The Nittany Lions return to Beaver Stadium after a two-game road trip to host Illinois Saturday at noon. The game will air on ESPN2, the Penn State Sports Network (10:30 a.m. pregame) and GoPSUsports.com.

Tickets for the Nittany Lions’ last two home games are available. Penn State hosts Illinois Saturday and Michigan on Nov. 21 for Senior Day and the Penn State WhiteOut. To purchase tickets or for more information, fans can visit PSUnrivaled.com, call 1-800-NITTANY or visit the Bryce Jordan Center ticket office weekdays from 10 a.m-6 p.m.

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