Wrestling Recaps 1-30-16

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Saturday, January 30, 2016
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Cal Poly Rallies for 25-12 Dual Wrestling Meet Victory Over Grand Canyon
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — A fall by Blake Kastl and technical falls by Jacob Leon and Colt Shorts helped Cal Poly wipe out an early 12-6 deficit as the Mustangs earned a 25-12 victory over Grand Canyon in a non-conference dual wrestling meet Saturday night in the Mott Athletics Center.

Kastl evened his record at 7-7 for the season with a first-period pin over Casey Larson while Leon defeated Joe Huber 23-7 and Shorts was a 15-0 winner over Steven Abayon for Cal Poly, 2-7 in duals for the year.

Grand Canyon, which fell to 5-16 entering Sunday’s match at CSU Bakersfield, earned four decisions in the first six bouts for its 12-6 advantage.

Cal Poly won the final four bouts to win the dual meet going away.

Leon scored eight takedowns and six near-fall points to improve to 8-9 on the year while Shorts blanked his Antelope foe with one takedown, 10 near-fall points and riding time, lifting his mark to 13-6.

Shorts has won his last five matches, two via fall.

Kastl picked up his second fall of the year, scoring a takedown 90 seconds into his match with Abayon, then recording the fall 10 seconds later.

Mustang 174-pounder Travis Berridge closed out the dual meet with a 2-1 decision over Kenneth Moore, scoring a technical violation for locked hands in the first period and an escape in the final period. Berridge was wrestling in his first dual meet of the season.

Cal Poly’s early winners were J.T. Goodwin at 197 pounds and David Gonzalez at 125.

Goodwin is 14-9 for the year, snapping a five-match losing streak with a 2-0 decision over Austin Trujillo. Goodwin earned an escape in the second period and rode out his opponent in the final period for a riding-time point.

Gonzalez and Trayton Libolt battled to a 6-6 draw in regulation and both scored escapes in the first overtime. Finally, in the second overtime, Gonzalez tallied a takedown for the 9-7 sudden-victory decision.

Mustang 285-pounder Spencer Empey also was extended into a pair of overtimes, dropping a 3-2 decision to Daniel Chaid. All points scored in the bout were escapes.

Both Jason DelaCruz and Connor Pollock held early leads only to lose their bouts.

DelaCruz was ahead 3-1 after two periods before surrendering an escape and takedown in the final period in a 4-3 loss to Juaquin Olivas at 133 pounds. Pollock built a 7-3 lead early in the second period before Uzo Owuama rallied for an 11-9 decision at 141.

Cal Poly also has one dual meet on its schedule next week, hosting Oregon State on Friday night for the first of three consecutive home duals against Pac-12 Conference opponents. First match begins at 7 p.m. in the Mott Athletics Center.

Coach Brendan Buckley’s Mustangs also host Arizona State on Feb. 13 (Mott Athletics Center, 7:30 p.m.) and Boise State for Homecoming on Feb. 14 (University Union plaza, 1 p.m.).

Grand Canyon (12) at Cal Poly (25):
184 — Austin Gaun (GCU) dec. Mitch Woods (CP) 9-5
197 — J.T. Goodwin (CP) dec. Austin Trujillo (GCU) 2-0
285 — Daniel Chaid (GCU) dec. Spencer Empey (CP) 3-2 (2 OT)
125 — David Gonzalez (CP) dec. Trayton Libolt (GCU) 9-7 (2 OT)
133 — Juaquin Olivas (GCU) dec. Jason DelaCruz (CP) 4-3
141 — Uzo Owuama (GCU) dec. Connor Pollock (CP) 11-9
149 — Jacob Leon (CP) by tech. fall over Joe Huber (GCU) 23-7 (5:12)
157 — Colt Shorts (CP) by tech. fall over Steven Abayon (GCU) 15-0 (7:00)
165 — Blake Kastl (CP) pinned Casey Larson (GCU) 1:40
174 — Travis Berridge (CP) dec. Kenneth Moore (GCU) 2-1
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Lexington, Va. – Air Force wrestling concluded All Academy Championship action, Saturday night, with one title winner, seven top-three place winners and a third place team finish at the Virginia Military Institute on Jan. 30^th. Air Force’s Marcus Malecek won the title in the heavyweight class while Drew Romero, Josh Martinez, Jerry McGinty and Parker Hines earned runner-up finishes in their respective weight classes. Both, Alex Lopouchanksi and Adam Jackson finished third in their respective weight classes.

The Falcons were led by senior one-seed, Marcus Malecek (HWT), who went 3-0 on the tournament to earn his second All Academy Championship title and third consecutive top-two finish. Malecek earned a fall and a decision victory leading up to his championship bout with the Citadel’s, Joe Bexley. This bout marked the second time that Malecek and Bexley met in an All Academy Championship title bout. Malecek would prove dominant in the bout, taking the 9-3 decision to secure Air Force’s only individual title of the event.

Sophomore Drew Romero (125) ended action with a runner-up finish in his All Academy Championship debut. Romero went 2-1 on the event, earning a fall and a major decision leading up to his title bout with VMI’s Dalton Henderson. Romero led the title match for the first two periods before giving up near fall points in the third period. Henderson was able to capitalize on the near fall and seal the deal over Romero with a 12-6 decision.

Senior team captain Josh Martinez (133) went 2-1 on the night, earning a fall and a tech fall leading up to the title bout where dropped a 4-7 decision to Navy’s Zack Davis. Martinez’s performance was enough to secure a runner-up finish, making him a three-time consecutive title winner and one-time runner-up on his All Academy Championship slate.

Junior Jerry McGinty (149) went 2-1 on the night, earning two major decisions leading up to his title bout with the Citadel’s Matt Frisch. This bout marked the second time McGinty and Frisch met in an All Academy Championship title bout. McGinty and Frisch took turns holding the lead before Frisch was able to secure the 3-2 decision at the end of regulation. McGinty’s runner-up finish marks the second of his career at the All-Academy Championships along with a finish above his seeding.

Junior Parker Hines (197) earned a runner-up finish, going 2-1 on the night earning a major decision and decision win leading up to his title bout with Army West Point’s Bryce Barnes. Hines was met with resistance with each escape attempt allowing Barnes to hold onto a lead through the match and secure the 6-2 decision. Hine’s was the second Falcon to finish above their seeding on the event.

Freshman Alex Lopouchanksi (165) went 3-1 on the night earning a fall and a major decision leading up to his third-place bout where he took the 7-5 sudden victory decision over Navy’s John Keck. Senior Adam Jackson also went 3-1 on the night, earning two decision victories leading up to his third-place bout where he took the 4-3 tie breaker decision over VMI’s Mark Darr.

Senior Willie Baker (184) and Junior Dylan Hyder (141) both went 2-2 on the night earning fourth place finishes in their respective classes. Senior Zach Stepan (157) went 1-2 on the event, picking up a major decision before being eliminated in the consolation of four.

Army West Point took the team title with 91 team points while Navy finished second with 88.5 team points and Air Force finished in third with 86 team points. Navy’s Mathew Miller earned the Most Outstanding Wrestler on the event.

Air Force wrestling continues action on Saturday, Feb. 6, at 1:00 p.m. against Stanford at Discovery Canyon High School in Colorado Springs, Colo.

Final Results

Team Scores:

Army 91.0
Navy 88.5
Air Force 86.0
The Citadel 69.5
VMI 60.5
Merchant Marine 6.0
Coast Guard 4.5
Norwich 0

Individual Results:

125 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Dalton Henderson of Vmi
2nd Place – Drew Romero of Air Force
3rd Place – Brant Leadbeter of Navy
4th Place – Charles Kearney of The Citadel
1st Place Match
Dalton Henderson (Vmi) 14-4, . over Drew Romero (Air Force) 11-11, . (Dec 12-6).
3rd Place Match
Brant Leadbeter (Navy) 14-16, . over Charles Kearney (The Citadel) 7-14, . (Dec 8-2).

133 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Zack Davis of Navy
2nd Place – Josh Martinez of Air Force
3rd Place – Dominick Gallo of Vmi
4th Place – Austin Harry of Army
1st Place Match
Zack Davis (Navy) 19-13, . over Josh Martinez (Air Force) 18-6, . (Dec 7-4).
3rd Place Match
Dominick Gallo (Vmi) 7-8, . over Austin Harry (Army) 9-13, . (Dec 7-2).

141 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Logan Everett of Army
2nd Place – Nicholas Gil of Navy
3rd Place – Ty Buckiso of The Citadel
4th Place – Dylan Hyder of Air Force
1st Place Match
Logan Everett (Army) 17-10, . over Nicholas Gil (Navy) 21-10, . (Dec 6-5).
3rd Place Match
Ty Buckiso (The Citadel) 16-11, . over Dylan Hyder (Air Force) 3-3, . (Dec 8-2).

149 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Matt Frisch of The Citadel
2nd Place – Jerry McGinty of Air Force
3rd Place – Corey Wilding of Navy
4th Place – Stevan Smith of Vmi
1st Place Match
Matt Frisch (The Citadel) 19-7, . over Jerry McGinty (Air Force) 10-7, . (Dec 3-2).
3rd Place Match
Corey Wilding (Navy) 19-11, . over Stevan Smith (Vmi) 12-5, . (TF-1.5 6:53 (17-2)).

157 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Aaron Walker of The Citadel
2nd Place – Russell Parsons of Army
3rd Place – Neal Richards of Vmi
4th Place – Drew Daniels of Navy
1st Place Match
Aaron Walker (The Citadel) 22-5, . over Russell Parsons (Army) 22-9, . (TB-1 8-3).
3rd Place Match
Neal Richards (Vmi) 14-7, . over Drew Daniels (Navy) 11-9, . (Dec 7-2).

165 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Andrew Mendel of Army
2nd Place – Shabaka Johns of Vmi
3rd Place – Alex Lopouchanski of Air Force
4th Place – John Keck of Navy
1st Place Match
Andrew Mendel (Army) 14-13, . over Shabaka Johns (Vmi) 14-8, . (Dec 7-6).
3rd Place Match
Alex Lopouchanski (Air Force) 16-7, . over John Keck (Navy) 14-14, . (SV-1 7-5).

174 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Brian Harvey of Army
2nd Place – Jadaen Bernstein of Navy
3rd Place – Adam Jackson of Air Force
4th Place – Mark Darr of Vmi
1st Place Match
Brian Harvey (Army) 19-7, . over Jadaen Bernstein (Navy) 27-9, . (Dec 4-2).
3rd Place Match
Adam Jackson (Air Force) 10-6, . over Mark Darr (Vmi) 7-8, . (TB-1 4-3).

184 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Mathew Miller of Navy
2nd Place – Samson Imonode of Army
3rd Place – Sawyer Root of The Citadel
4th Place – William Baker of Air Force
1st Place Match
Mathew Miller (Navy) 23-6, . over Samson Imonode (Army) 11-13, . (Fall 1:07).
3rd Place Match
Sawyer Root (The Citadel) 14-14, . over William Baker (Air Force) 2-2, . (TB-1 5-2).

197 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Bryce Barnes of Army
2nd Place – Parker Hines of Air Force
3rd Place – Michael Woulfe of Navy
4th Place – Marshall Haas of The Citadel
1st Place Match
Bryce Barnes (Army) 18-7, . over Parker Hines (Air Force) 17-9, . (Dec 6-2).
3rd Place Match
Michael Woulfe (Navy) 23-10, . over Marshall Haas (The Citadel) 20-9, . (Fall 2:36).

285 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Marcus Malecek of Air Force
2nd Place – Joe Bexley of The Citadel
3rd Place – David Farr of Army
4th Place – Urayoan Garcia of Vmi
1st Place Match
Marcus Malecek (Air Force) 11-10, . over Joe Bexley (The Citadel) 11-12, . (Dec 9-3).
3rd Place Match
David Farr (Army) 11-10, . over Urayoan Garcia (Vmi) 3-5, . (Dec 5-3).

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#16 Pitt Falls to #3 NC State

Panthers suffer third loss of the season.

PITTSBURGH – The No. 16 Pitt wrestling team (9-3, 1-1 ACC) fell to No. 3 NC State (19-0, 4-0 ACC), 28-6, in a Saturday night ACC dual at the Fitzgerald Field House.

“I think we made some progress at some positions, and we have some work to do in other positions,” head coach Jason Peters said. “They’re a good team and we have to get better.”

The Wolfpack took the first bout at 125 as No. 26 LJ Bentley dropped a 6-3 decision to No. 24 Sean Fausz.

At 133 pounds, No. 20 Dom Forys tied the dual after a hard-fought 12-11 decision over No. 28 Jamal Morris.

The Panthers dropped the following four bouts, trailing 17-3 entering 174 pounds.

Pittsburgh native TeShan Campbell, ranked No. 26, escaped early in the second to take the initial lead. He secured the win after a late takedown in the third, coming out with a 3-1 decision over Nicky Hall.

NC State took the final three bouts to secure a 28-6 win.

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125: No. 24 Sean Fausz (NCST) dec. No. 26 LJ Bentley (P), 6-3 – NC State leads 3-0

133: No. 20 Dom Forys (NCST) dec. No. 28 Jamal Morris (P), 12-11 – Tied 3-3

141: No. 3 Kevin Jack (NCST) dec. No. 10 Mikey Racciato (P), 3-0 – NC State leads 6-3

149: Beau Donahue (NCST) dec. Robert Lee (P), 6-5 – NC State leads 9-3

157: No. 4 Tommy Gantt (NCST) tech. fall Ronnie Garbinsky (P), 25-8 – NC State leads 14-3

165: No. 7 Max Rohskopf (NCST) dec. No. 26 Cody Wiercioch (P), 1-0 – NC State leads 17-3

174: No. 26 TeShan Campbell (NCST) dec. Nicky Hall (P), 3-1 – NC State leads 17-6

184: No. 15 Pete Renda, Jr. (NCST) dec. Zach Bruce (P), 8-0 – NC State leads 21-6

197: No. 17 Michael Boykin (NCST) dec. No. 25 Nick Bonaccorsi (P), 3-2 – NC State leads 24-6

285: No. 1 Nick Gwiazdowski (NCST) maj.dec. No. 17 Ryan Solomon (P), 12-2 – NC State wins 28-6

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Subject: NC STATE WRESTLING: Wolfpack Wins Road ACC Battle at #16 Pittsburgh, 28-6
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@PackWrestle Wins Road ACC Battle at #16 Pittsburgh, 28-6

NC State tied the school record with its 19th win of the seaosn

PITTSBURGH, PA. – The No. 3 NC State wrestling team won 8 of 10 matches and improved to a perfect 19-0 on the season with a 28-6 road win at #16 Pittsburgh Saturday night. The 19 wins tie for the most wins in a single season in NC State history, and the Wolfpack (19-0, 4-0 ACC) will go for a new school record tomorrow afternoon at West Virginia.

The Pack won five of the six matchups between two ranked grapplers tonight, and came away with all three of the bonus point wins.

#24 Sean Fausz improved to a perfect 3-0 in ACC action with a 6-3 win over #26 LJ Bentely to start the dual at 125 pounds. Fausz controlled most of the bout, scoring both takedowns and accumulating over three minutes of ride time.

#3 Kevin Jack took care of business at 141 pounds, scoring a 3-0 win over #10 Mikey Racciato. After a scoreless first, Jack rode Racciato the entire second and his reversal to start the third was all he needed to go along with his 3:31 of ride time. Jack has now won 10 straight and recorded his fourth win over a ranked foe, second in top-10.

R-So. Beau Donahue fought back from a 4-0 second-period hole and scored the lone takedown in the final period to win 6-5.

#4 Tommy Gantt was dominating in his bout at 157 pounds improving to a perfect 17-0 on the season and 4-0 in ACC action. Gantt scored all 10 takedowns of his match, and ended it with a four-point near-fall in the third period.

#7 Max Rohskopf made it four straight wins for the Pack with a 1-0 win over #26 Cody Wiercioch. Rohskopf’s escape to start the second was the bout’s lone point. Rohskopf improves to 3-0 in ACC action, and scores hid second straight win over a ranked foe.

#15 Pete Renda scored the Pack’s second bonus win of the day, a 9-0 major decision at 184 pounds. After an early takedown, Renda scored a four-point near-fall and controlled the match the rest of the way.

#17 Michael Boykin made it two straight wins over ACC-ranked foes for himself with a 3-2 win over #25 Nick Bonaccorsi. Boykin scored the lone takedown of the bout in the first period.

#1 Nick Gwiazdowski closed out the dual with a 12-2 major decision over #17 Ryan Solomon. With the win, Gwiazdowski improves to a perfect 50-0 in duals all-time at NC State.

#3 NC State 28, #16 Pittsburgh Panthers 6
125: #24 Sean Fausz (NCSU) dec. #26 LJ Bentley; 6-3 – 3-0
133: #20 Dom Forys (Pitt) dec. #28 Jamal Morris; 12-11 – 3-3
141: #3 Kevin Jack (NCSU) dec. #10 Mikey Racciato; 3-0 – 6-3
149: Beau Donahue (NCSU) dec. Robert Lee; 6-5 – 9-3
157: #4 Tommy Gantt (NCSU) technical fall Ronnie Garbinsky; 25-8 – 14-3
165: #7 Max Rohskopf (NCSU) dec. #26 Cody Wiercioch; 1-0 – 17-3
174: #26 TeShan Campbell (Pitt) Nicky Hall; 3-1 – 17-6
184: #15 Pete Renda (NCSU) major dec. Zach Bruce; 9-0 – 21-6
197: #17 Michael Boykin (NCSU) dec. #25 Nick Bonaccorsi; 3-2 – 24-6
285: #1 Nick Gwiazdowski (NCSU) major dec. #17 Ryan Solomon; 12-2 – 28-6

Up Next: NC State will make a quick turnaround, and travel to West Virginia for a 1 p.m. dual on Sunday.
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Wrestling Edged by Princeton, 19-15

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Sat, January 30, 2016

PRINCETON – The University of Pennsylvania wrestling team dropped a close dual meet to Ivy League rival Princeton, 19-15, as the Quakers were unable to maintain a lead with three bouts to go.

The heavy hitters for the Quakers came through with wins – led by wins in the waning seconds from No. 17 Casey Kent and No. 11 Lorenzo Thomas to give Penn a 15-9 lead with three matches remaining. However, Princeton claimed the final three matches for the win which wasn’t decided until the final whistle of a 3-2 match at 125 pounds.

Caleb Richardson got Penn off to a great start with a first-period pin of Jake Adkins at 133 pounds. Richardson had four takedowns in the first period before securing the fall at 2:30.

After a decision win from Princeton’s Jordan Laster at 141 pounds, 9-5, Penn responded with a decision win of its own from No. 10 C.J. Cobb at 149 pounds.

Cobb defeated the man who beat him at EIWAs last March, Chris Perez, 3-0, to give Penn a 9-3 lead. Perez was called for an illegal hold early in the second period, and then Cobb would escape for a 2-0 lead. In the third, Cobb rode the entire period – building up 1:24 of riding time for the 3-0 win.

The tide may have first turned in Princeton’s favor with wins at 157 and 165 pounds. No. 20 May Bethea scored first at 157, connecting on a double leg to put Adam Krop behind early. Krop, a veteran of the Penn-Princeton battle, escaped and scored a takedown of his own to help send the match to the second period at 3-3. In the middle frame, an escape and takedown for Krop had Bethea down, 6-3, heading to the third period. Bethea chose neutral in the third and quickly scored to close the gap. However, Krop escaped and iced the match with a takedown for a 10-5 decision.

Brooks Martino found himself in a 4-1 hole after one period to Judd Zeigler at 165 pounds. A reversal from Martino in the second helped close the margin a bit to 5-3, but Martino’s attempts at a turn in the third period went for not in a 5-3 loss.

With the dual tied, 9-9, two of Penn’s top guys came through with gutty wins to put Penn ahead, 15-9.

First, it was No. 17 Casey Kent rallying to defeat No. 14 Jonathan Schleifer at 174 pounds. Schleifer was in control early, scoring three takedowns for a 6-3 lead after one period. There was no scoring in the second period, but Kent was tough on top for a full two minutes of riding. In the third, Kent escaped quickly and then scored a takedown to tie the match. However, Schleifer would reverse before Kent could build more riding time. Kent would escape, though, and then score a takedown for a brief lead. Schleifer would escape, however, and tie the match with short time remaining. A final takedown attempt from Kent would connect with 0:22 left and he would secure an 11-9 win to avenge a loss to Schleifer at the Bearcat Open to start the season.

The match at 184 between No. 12 Lorenzo Thomas and No. 19 Abram Ayala was just as wild. Ayala would score first, and an escape from Thomas made it 2-1 after one period. Thomas would tie the match with an escape in the second. Ayala chose neutral in the third, and a wild sequence would lead to the finish. Thomas was called for stalling, and immediately initiated a scramble. At first it appeared that Thomas came out on top for a takedown, but Princeton challenged. It was determined that Ayala had control first, and the match was deemed to be 4-2 for Ayala with 1:05 left instead of 4-2 Thomas with under 0:30 remaining. Thomas was undaunted, though, escaping and scoring a takedown for a 5-4 win.

The Quakers needed a win in the final three matches to lock up the win, but it never came.

No. 11 Brett Harner defeated Joe Heyob – usually competing at 184 for Penn – via major decision, 15-3 to cut Penn’s lead to two. At heavyweight, Ray O’Donnell broke open a 1-0 match with four nearfall to start the third and defeated Patrik Garren, 6-1.

With the dual in the balance, Pat D’Arcy connected on a takedown in the first period, and that was the ultimate difference in a 3-2 decision. Jeremy Schwartz would escape from the takedown, and get out again in the third period, but was unable to power through a scramble in the final 15 seconds that would have eked out the win.

The Quakers are back at The Palestra tomorrow for a dual with Rider at noon.

Princeton defeats Penn, 19-15
133: Caleb Richardson (Penn) FALL Jake Adkins (Princeton) 2:30 Penn leads, 6-0
141: Jordan Laster (Princeton) DEC Marc Mastropietro (Penn), 9-5 Penn leads, 6-3
149: #10 C.J. Cobb (Penn) DEC Chris Perez (Princeton), 3-0 Penn leads, 9-3
157: Adam Krop (Princeton) DEC #20 May Bethea (Penn), 10-5 Penn leads, 9-6
165: Judd Zeigler (Princeton) DEC Brooks Martino (Penn), 5-3 Match Tied, 9-9
174: #17 Casey Kent (Penn) DEC #14 Jonathan Schleifer (Princeton), 11-9 Penn leads, 12-9
184: #12 Lorenzo Thomas (Penn) DEC #19 Abram Ayala (Princeton), 5-4 Penn leads, 15-9
197: #11 Brett Harner (Princeton) MD Joe Heyob (Penn), 15-3 Penn leads, 15-13
285: Ray O’Donnell (Penn) DEC Patrik Garren (Penn), 6-1 Princeton leads, 16-15
125: Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) DEC Jeremy Schwartz (Penn), 3-2 Princeton leads, 19-15

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William Penn HS

Mt. Pleasant HS

Scoring Summary:

106 Brandon Pike WP pinned Zach Palmer in 1:39

WP 6-0

113 Anthony Rispoli WP pinned Andrew Thompson in 1:11

WP 12-0

!20 Sam Hensley WP won by forfeit

WP 18-0

126 Thien Nguyen WP pinned Craig Hoffman 1:07

WP 24-0

132 Kyle Mayo MP dec Gary Walsh 8-2

WP 24-3

138 Alex Haber WP pinned Jorden Collins in :51

WP 30-3

145 Ryan Juarez-Robertson WP maj dec Jelani Smith 15-2

WP 34-3

152 Caleb Lum MP maj dec Joe Bedwell 12-2

WP 34-7

160 Alex Palomo WP won by forfeit

WP 40-7

170 Luis Rodriguez WP won by forfeit

WP 46-7

182 Dequan Twyman WP won by forfeit

WP 52-7

195 Myles Goodson WP pinned Shacour Brissett in 3:45

WP 58-7

220 Dom Trotta WP pinned Tyler Clement in 2:48

WP 64-7

285 Tim Dooley WP won by forfeit

WP 70-7

Glasgow HS

Mt. Pleasant HS

Scoring Summary:
113: Darius Sprye (G) over Andrew Thompson (MP) (Fall 1:08) 120: Joseph Pittarelli (MP) over (G) (For.) 126: Craig Hoffman (MP) over (G) (For.) 132: Kyle Mayo (MP) over (G) (For.) 138: Jorden Collins (MP) over (G) (For.) 145: Jelani Smith (MP) over Darren Thomas (G) (Fall 3:24) 152: Tymere Wilson (G) over Carter Felizza (MP) (Fall 3:58) 160: Caleb Lum (MP) over Willem Avenarius (G) (Fall 1:18) 170: Double Forfeit 182: Double Forfeit 195: Shacour Brissett (MP) over Anthony Desanta (G) (Fall 3:33) 220: Tyler Clement (MP) over Zaqar Shaw (G) (Fall 3:09) 285: Phill Williams (G) over (MP) (For.) 106: Zach Palmer (MP) over (G) (For.)

Delcastle HS

Newark HS

Scoring Summary:

106 Matthew James (Delcastle H S) over Unknown (For.)

113 Humberto Leyva (Delcastle H S) over Unknown (For.)

120 Hunter Lamarche (Delcastle H S) over Helen Karpov (Newark H S) (Fall 0:36)

126 Liam O`Connor (Delcastle H S) over Unknown (For.)

132 Douglas Markland (Delcastle H S) over Unknown (For.)

138 John Foote (Delcastle H S) over Santiago Vizcaino (Newark H S) (Dec 4-1)

145 Kyle Mac Donell (Newark H S) over David Walker (Delcastle H S) (Dec 6-2)

152 Trevor Eveland (Delcastle H S) over Andrew DelPercio (Newark H S) (Fall 2:31)

160 Jose Escobar (Delcastle H S) over Donnie Hammond (Newark H S) (Fall 3:34)

170 Ahmad Mageid (Newark H S) over Jamir Garvin (Delcastle H S) (Fall 1:36)

182 Shawn Cabalza (Delcastle H S) over Mamoud Gbla (Newark H S) (Fall 2:59)

195 Devon Miller (Delcastle H S) over Unknown (For.)

220 Nazr Roberson (Newark H S) over Ryan Shaver (Delcastle H S) (Fall 1:14)

285 Madison Harris (Delcastle H S) over Unknown (For.)

Milford HS

Smyrna HS

Scoring Summary:
132 Chase Archangelo (Smyrna H S) over Gavin Garcia (Milford Senior) (MD 9-0) 4.00.0
138 Nathaniel Bryant (Smyrna H S) over Adam Funkhouser (Milford Senior) (MD 13-2) 4.00.0
145 Barton Dalious (Milford Senior) over Tanner Mullen (Smyrna H S) (Fall 4:56) 0.06.0
152 Chase Taylor (Milford Senior) over Dakota Kerr (Smyrna H S) (Dec 5-1) (.03.0
160 Kalen Wilson (Smyrna H S) over Wesly Saint- Vil (Milford Senior) (Fall 1:01) 6.00.0
170 Larsen Wilson (Smyrna H S) over Phillip Ruiz (Milford Senior) (Dec 7-2) 3.00.0
182 Anthony Wuest (Smyrna H S) over Bevensky Augustine (Milford Senior) (Fall 1:44)6.00.0
195 Kenny VanVorst (Milford Senior) over Hunter Moyer (Smyrna H S) (Dec 7-0)0.03.0
220Dominyc Hovington (Milford Senior) over Jake Mitchell (Smyrna H S) (Dec 3-2) 0.03.0
285 Terren Carter (Smyrna H S) over Bryon Wynes (Milford Senior) (TB-1 2-1) 3.00.0
106Robbie Rosser (Milford Senior) over Nicholas Natarcola (Smyrna H S) (Fall 4:51) 0.06.0
113Jordan Passwaters (Milford Senior) over Unknown (For.)0.06.0
120 Gregory Baum (Smyrna H S) over Jace Darling (Milford Senior) (Fall 1:43) 6.00.0
126 Alex Creasey (Milford Senior) over Cole Sebastianelli (Smyrna H S) (Dec 4-1) 0.03.0
Dual Meet Score Smyrna 32.0 Milford 30.0

ndian River HS

Cape Henlopen HS

Scoring Summary:
106 Dewaun Johnson (Cape) over Unknown (For.)
113 Anthony Caruso (Cape) over Unknown
120 Jared Arlett (Indian River) over Gabriel Jaquet (Cape) (Fall 1:58)
126 Dylan Ely (Indian River Hs) over Unknown (For.)
132 Justin Wright (Cape) over Grant Gano (Indian River Hs) (Fall 3:44)
138 Vincent Diego (Cape) over Unknown (For.)
145 Jose Ascencio (Cape) over Rashawn Turner (Indian River Hs) (Fall 5:53)
152 Dante Jaquet (Cape) over Unknown (For.)
160 Cory Lawson (Cape) over Ezekiel Marcozzi (Indian River Hs) (Dec 1-0)
170 Christopher Handlin (Cape) over Zachary Schultz (Indian River Hs) (Fall 2:42)
182 Holden Kammerer (Cape) over Arturo Salas (Indian River Hs) (Dec 1-0)
195 William Ott (Cape Henlopen H S) over Brock Wingate (Indian River Hs) (Fall 3:32)
220 Jonah Robertson (Cape) over Shaikeem Miller (Indian River Hs) (Dec 11-6)
285 Julian Medina (Cape Henlopen H S) over William Hickman (Indian River Hs) (Fall 0:43)

Charter School

Concord HS

Scoring Summary:
182 – Sunzor, Cd, dec Hayes 3-0;
195 – Genett, CW, pinned Wang 1:11;
220 – Salmorbekov, Cd, pinned Somerville 0:43;
285 – Galazeski, Cd, fft
106 – Smith CW, pinned Weinkowitz 2:57;
113 – Coburn, CW, pinned Wolff 2:52;
120 – Spahr, CW, dec Piha 4-0;
126 – Muaka, CW, pinned McDermott 0:29;
132 – Garcia, CW, maj dec Black 16-7;
138 – Rodriguez, CW, pinned Gabriel 0:27;
145 – Flanigan, CW, maj dec Peter 16-8;
152 – Hamilton, CW, pinned Barbuto 1:09;
160 – Lamey, CW, fft
170 – Bowden, CW dec Roebuck 7-0

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High School Basketball DE Recaps

January 30, 2016 wrestlingdave Leave a comment

1-28-16 Boys

23 points by sr. Raheim Burnett, 10 by sr. Robert Myrick paced the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant to a 58-48 win over the Cavaliers of Middletown. The Cavs were led by sr Justin Thompson with 18 and 13 by so Shane Wilkins.

11 points by sr. Noah Rivera paced the Raiders of Concord to a 50-33 win over the Yellowjackets of Newark. The Yellowjackets were led by jr Shannon McCants with 11 points.

49 points by jr John Stansberry, 12 by sr. Jamal Hunt paced the Silver Eagles of Hodgson to a 76-60 win over the Highlanders of McKean. The Highlanders were led by jr Pierre Lofland with 19 points and 13 by sr Reginald Ray and so Vincent Smith.

14 points by sr Kawon Spencer Taylor and 11 by Isaiah Sanchez so paced the Rams of Dickinson to a 46-43 overtime win over the Bulldogs of Brandywine. The Bulldogs were led by jr Lemmuel Glover and so Jacob Hunt each with 13.

14 points by sr. Jamai Rice paced the St. Marks Spartans to a 43-29 win over the Auks of Archmere.

13 points by jr Errol Johnson and 11 by jr Julian Crumel paced the Colonials of William Penn to a 59-42 win over the Tigers of AI DuPont. The Tigers were led by jr Julius Inge with 16 points.

18 points by jr Jordan Perkins paced the Quakers of Friends to a 48-35 win over the Hillers of Tower Hill.

20 points by jr Myles Cale, 10 by Kristian Alexander sr paced the Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 68-26 win over the Force of Charter. The Force was led by jr Randall Leith with 10.

15 points by jr Zach Lesher and so Justin Thomas, 10 by fr Perrin Gyan paced the Patriots of Newark Charter School to a 53-42 win over the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy.

1-28-16 Girls

25 points by 8th grader Julie Kulesza paced the Redskins of Conrad to a 58-31 win over the Lady Warriors of Wilmington Christian. 8th grader Shania Davis led with 18.

20 points by Jah Ni Jackson jr and 10 by sr. Karisa Phelps paced the Lady Colonials of William Penn to a 42-24 win over the Lady Tigers of Alexis I DuPont. The Tigers were led by jr Lauryn Griffin with 18.

11 points by fr Alexis Watkins paced the Lady Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 48-28 win over the Lady Panthers of Polytech. The Lady Panthers were led by jr Tamia Matthews with 10.

12 points by sr Taylor Davis and 10 by sr Alicia Corrado paced the Lady Bulldogs of Brandywine to a 47-44 win over the Lady Rams of Dickinson. The Rams were led by so Brionna Brown with 28 points.

15 points by fr Nia Anderson paced the Lady Force of Charter to a 47-26 win over the Lady Jaguars of Appoquinimink. sr. Shirle Brown led with 14 points.

15 points by fr Kelly Cauley, 14 points by so Kaylee Otlowski and 12 by jr Grace Lang paced the Lady Buccaneers of Caravel Academy to a 49-46 overtime win over the Lady Auks of Archmere. jr Maggie Mallory led with 13 and 11 by fr Emma McCann.

23 points by sr. Ciani Kinlaw and 18 by jr Ndidi Iwu paced the Lady Vikings of Christiana to a 58-35 win over the Lady Hawks of St. Georges. The Lady Hawks were led by jr Christina Kelly Osborne with 13 points.

23 points by so Kayla Rouse, 10 by fr Naleigh Wright, 11 by Ronnasia Blatch Huggins paced the Lady Wildcats of Howard to a 72-42 win over the Dragons of Glasgow. jr Imani Proctor led with 20 for the Lady Dragons.

19 points by jr Aaliyah Selby, 10 by sr. Wynter McLaughlin, paced the Lady Raiders of Concord to a 73-17 win over the Lady Yellowjackets of Newark.

1-29-16 Boys

17 points by so Ian Robertson and 11 points by so Randy Rickards paced the Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 48-44 win over the Riders of Caesar Rodney. The Riders were led by jr Jaquan Hooks with 12 points and teammate jr Nhaighere Wills with 11.

22 points by jr Jackson Nestor, 16 points by jr Abdul Ogumbe, 12 points by so Andre Ward paced the Hornets of Tatnall to a 73-50 win over the Bucs of Caravel Academy. The Buccaneers were led by so Okoye Parker with 19 points.

24 points by jr Anthony Onyken 23 points by jr Lameen Carter 14 by Stevenjamyd Hawkins sr and sr. Zymire McCray paced the Vikings of Christiana to a 92-82 win over the Wildcats of Howard. The Wildcats were led by so Shawn Bowman with 23 jr Kineph Turner with 17, so Lamar Woody with 13, fr Kwa Jree Turner with 10 points.

22 points by sr Dominique Griffin, 18 by jr Cameron Lewis paced the Spartans of Lake Forest to a 68-51 win over the Blue Jays of Seaford. The Blue Jays were led by jr JaQuan Darling led with 19 points and 18 by jr Andrez Jones.

15 points by sr. Danny Wise, 10 points by sr. Noah Rivera paced the Raiders of Concord to a 48-45 win over the Cavaliers of Middletown. The Cavaliers were led by jr Marcus Pinkett and teammate so Kenneth Edelin led with 14 points and 13 by jr Shane Wilkins.

15 points by so Christopher Cropper and 10 by jr Jordan Money paced the Vikings of St. Elizabeth to a 45-36 win over the Sals of Salesianum.

17 points by jr Amere Park Brown, 11 points by jr Jordan Burroughs and 10 by fr Kyle Walker paced the Redskins of Conrad to a 57-56 win over the Warriors of Wilmington Christian School. Wilmington Christian was led by sr Austin Harris with 24 points and fr Max Ferrante with 17 and 10 by 8th grader John Hardcastle.

16 points by sr. Henry Nesmith, 12 points by jr Brion Murray paced the Buccaneers of Milford to a 46-41 win over the Blue Raiders of Woodbridge. The Blue Raiders were led by jr Cornell Corbin with 17 points.

1-29-16 Girls

17 points by so Natalie DePaulo paced the Lady Quakers of Friends School to a 43-21 win over the Lady Cardinals of St. Andrews.

11 points by jr Destiny Johnson and 10 by jr Brionna Brooks paced the Lady Riders of Caesar Rodney to a 46-28 win over the Lady Vikings of Cape Henlopen.

24 points by sr. Altia Anderson paced the Lady Blue Raiders of Woodbridge to a 49-36 win over the Lady Bucs of Milford. The Lady Bucs were led by jr Rajene Boone with 10.

10 points by fr Amber Washington paced the Lady Hawks of St. Georges to a 39-37 win over the Lady Highlanders of McKean.

14 points by sr. Kirah Harmon and 10 points by sr. Ashlee McCoy paced the Lady Royals of Delmarva Christian to a 48-27 win over Salisbury Schools.

25 points by sr Tatiyana Jenkins and 12 by sr. Emily Truitt paced the Golden Knight Ladies to a 51-39 win over the Lady Ravens of Sussex Tech. jr Rukiya Davis led the Ravens with 14 points.

26 points by jr Melena Credle paced the Lady Eagles of Smyrna to a 62-23 win over the Yellowjackets of Newark.

sr. Megan Mallon’s 29 points paced the Lady Pandas of Padua Academy to a triple overtime 58-51 win over the Lady Redskins of Conrad. 8th grader Julie Kulesza led with 23 points and teammate

11 points by so Maggie Connelly paced the Lady Raiders of Ursuline Academy to a 53-24 win over the Spartans of St. Marks. The Spartans were led by sr. Katelynn Wolff with 12 points.

13 points by so Kennedy Brown, 12 by sr. Michella Moore paced the Lady Hornets of Tatnall to a 42-33 win over the Lady Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy. The Lady Seahawks were led by jr Lindsay Wolfe with 10.

fr Ronnasia Blatch-Huggins 19 point performance and 13 by sister jr Ronnay Blatch Huggins paced the Lady Wildcats of Howard to a 61-32 win over the Vikings of Christiana.

18 points by so Brionna Hill paced the Lady Senators of Dover High to a 50-33 win over the Lady Panthers of Polytech.

12 points by so Zhane Snow and 11 points by jr Aaliyah Selby paced the Lady Raiders of Concord to a 61-13 win over the Lady Cavaliers of Middletown.

14 points by jr Brianna McCoy and 10 by Allie Salter so paced the Lady Hillers of Tower Hill to a 45-28 win over the Lady Rams of Dickinson

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Wrestling News

January 30, 2016 wrestlingdave Leave a comment

BROOKINGS, S.D. — South Dakota State picked up wins in six weight classes, defeating Wyoming by a score 22-15 in a Big 12 Conference wrestling dual Friday night before a crowd of 937 at Frost Arena.

With the win, the Jackrabbits ran their dual winning streak to nine and improved to 10-5 overall and 3-1 in conference action. Wyoming droppted to 3-6 overall, 1-4 in the Big 12 Confernce.

The Jackrabbits opened the dual with three straight victories to build an early 10-0 victory. Starting at 174 pounds, David Kocer picked up his team-leading 22nd victory of the season with a 13-3 major decision over Jace Jensen.

In the 184-pound bout, the Jackrabbits’ Brady Ayers trailed 4-0 early, but came back to post a 6-5 victory in which he recorded a takedown of Ben Stroh in the final 30 seconds. Nate Rotert, ranked 14th at 197 pounds, then added a 6-2 decision over Brandon Tribble.

Wyoming got on the board with a 13-0 major decision over Alex Macki in the heavyweight division.

SDSU’s lead grew to 16-4 as Ben Gillette was awarded a victory by medical forfeit after 16th-ranked Drew Templeman was unable to compete in their scheduled bout.

The Jackrabbits also received wins by decision from 149-pounder Alex Kocer and sixth-ranked Cody Pack at 157 pounds. Pack, who defeated Archie Colgan, 1-0, with a second-period escape, upped his record to 21-2 on the season.

Next action for the Jackrabbits is a Feb. 5 Big 12 dual at Utah Valley. Start time is 7 p.m. Mountain (8 p.m. Central) in Orem, Utah.

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 22, WYOMING 15
174: David Kocer (SDSU) major dec. Jace Jensen (WYO), 13-3
184: Brady Ayers (SDSU) dec. Ben Stroh (WYO), 6-5
197: #14 Nate Rotert (SDSU) dec. Brandon Tribble (WYO), 6-2
285: Tanner Harms (WYO) major dec. Alex Macki (SDSU), 13-0
125: Ben Gillette (SDSU) won by medical forfeit
133: Drake Foster (WYO) dec. Brance Simms (SDSU), 9-5
141: #14 Bryce Meredith (WYO) dec. Seth Gross (SDSU), 6-4
149: Alex Kocer (SDSU) dec. Cole Mendenhall (WYO), 5-4
157: #6 Cody Pack (SDSU) dec. Archie Colgan (WYO), 1-0
165: Chaz Polson (WYO) tech. fall Logan Peterson (SDSU), 16-0 (2:55)

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From: Nusbaum, Amanda <Amanda.Nusbaum@unco.edu>
Date: Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 7:57 PM
Subject: RELEASE: @UNCBearsWrestle Powers Through Boise State
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http://uncbears.com/news/2016/1/29/WREST_0129165053.aspx

@UNCBearsWrestle Powers Through Boise State

The Bears picked up another dual win on the season, defeating the Broncos 22-15

BOISE, Idaho – The Northern Colorado Bears defeated the Boise State Broncos on Friday night, 22-15, after winning six of the ten matches.

Keilan Torres got the night started for the Bears, defeating his opponent at 165 pounds by a 7-4 decision. Torres earned a takedown early in the match to pick up the first offensive points of the dual for the Bears, but would give up an escape just before the whistle to start the second period 2-1. Nine seconds into the second period, Torres reversed West to make it a 4-1 lead, and would tack on another takedown as well as the riding time advantage point at the end of the third to earn the win over Taylor West for the second time this season.

At 197 pounds, Trent Noon made waves, pinning Harley DiLulo in just 1:25 to add six team points to the board for the Bears. Despite taking his first committed shot of the match seven seconds in, Noon wouldn’t take DiLulo down until 30 seconds later, turning him almost immediately to his back for a four-count. In a similar fashion to earlier this season [Noon won via pin at 2:21 at the Cowboy Open], Noon worked DiLulo on his back to earn the official’s mat-slap, ending the match.

Brian Macchione picked up his second dual win in a row this evening, defeating Gaylen Edmo after a late third period takedown. With the only other points of the match coming from escapes nearing the start of the second and third periods, Macchione pulled out a takedown with just under a minute remaining in the match to secure the 3-1 win, putting the Bears up 12-6 going into intermission.

In yet another rematch on the night, Rico Montoya earned a 12-4 major decision win over Josh Newburg. After an extensive scramble in the middle of the mat, Montoya picked up a takedown and two-point nearfall two minutes into the match for an early 4-0 lead. After another takedown in the second period, Montoya escaped in the third and secured himself the win with another takedown and nearfall to make it 11-1. Despite giving up a takedown and escape in the third, Montoya had riding time locked up, finishing the match up by an eight to give the Bears another four team points.

Ben Polkowske made his 2015-16 dual debut, wrestling Jake Velarde in a close match. Polkowske’s first point of the match came seven seconds into the second period – an escape after opting for a down-position start. Velarde also opted for the bottom start going into the third, but Polkowske rode him out the entire period, notching over a minute of riding time for another point to secure his 2-0 win, moving the Bear lead to 19-9 going into the final two matches of the night.

After a pin for Boise State at 149 pounds, it was up to Eleazar De Luca to win the dual for the Bears, and he did just that. Despite being down 2-1 after three minutes of wrestling, De Luca managed a two-point nearfall (after starting the second period on top) before giving up an escape, leaving the match tied 3-3 going into the final period. An escape for De Luca would make it 4-3, a lead he would hold on to the rest of the match, earning the decision win and securing the dual win for UNC, 22-15.

The Bears are back in action this Sunday, Jan. 31 at 3:00 p.m. MT for a matchup against the Oregon State Beavers in Corvallis, Oregon.

For more information on the Bears this season, check out UNCBears.com, visit their official Facebook page, or follow them on Twitter at @UNCBearsWrestle.

Northern Colorado (22) vs Boise State (15) Results:
165         Keilan Torres win by Dec. over Taylor West, 7-4 (UNC 3, BSU 0)
174         Austin Dewey win by Dec. over Tanner Davis, 10-3 (UNC 3, BSU 3)
184         Zack Coffman win by Dec. over Horacio Vialpando, 10-4 (UNC 3, BSU 6)
197         #14 Trent Noon win by Fall over Harley DiLulo, 1:25 (UNC 9, BSU 6)
285         Brian Macchione win by Dec. over Gaylen Edmo, 3-1 (UNC 12, BSU 6)
125         Rami Haddadin win by Dec. over Jesse Reed, 8-2 (UNC 12, BSU 9)
133         Rico Montoya win by MD over Josh Newburg, 12-4 (UNC 16, BSU 9)
141         Ben Polkowske win by Dec. over Jake Velarde, 2-0 (UNC 19, BSU 9)
149         #19 Geo Martinez win by Fall over Timmy Box, 4:25 (UNC 19, BSU 15)
157         Eleazar De Luca win by Dec. over Chris Castillo, 4-3 (UNC 22, BSU 15)

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Amanda Nusbaum

University of Northern Colorado // Athletic Department

Assistant Director of Athletic Communications

Soccer, Wrestling, Women’s Tennis, Swim & Dive, Softball

Office: (970) 351-2979

Cell: (573) 268-9971

Amanda.Nusbaum@unco.edu

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From: Brewer, Christopher J <christopher-brewer@hawkeyesports.com>
Date: Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 7:52 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling — #2 Iowa 34, #23 Minnesota 6
To:

Box score below, recap to follow

#2 Iowa 34, #23 Minnesota 6

125 — #2 Thomas Gilman (IA) pinned Skyler Petry (M), 1:19; 6-0

133 — #3 Cory Clark (IA) pinned Sam Brancale (M), 4:59; 12-0

141 — #7 Tommy Thorn (M) dec. Brody Grothus (IA), 6-4; 12-3

149 — #2 Brandon Sorensen (IA) dec. #10 Jake Short (M), 6-2; 15-3

157 — #16 Edwin Cooper, Jr. (IA) dec. Brandon Kingsley (M), 4-2; 18-3

165 — Patrick Rhoads (IA) dec. Dylan Urbach (M), 21-7; 22-3

174 — #12 Alex Meyer (IA) major dec. Nick Wanzek (M), 10-1; 26-3

184 — #7 Sammy Brooks (IA) tech. fall Chris Pfarr (M), 18-2; 31-3

197 — Brett Pfarr (M) dec. #3 Nathan Burak (IA), 6-5; 31-6

285 — #7 Sam Stoll (IA) dec. Michael Kroells (M), 7-3; 34-6

Team Records: Iowa 14-0, 8-0; Minnesota 7-7, 3-3

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From: Nicholas Reith <nbreith@umail.iu.edu>
Date: Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 7:52 PM
Subject: Indiana Wrestling Results: No. 7 Ohio State 27, No. 16 Indiana 9
To: “nbreith@indiana.edu” <nbreith@indiana.edu>

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Below are the results for Indiana’s Friday, January 29 dual vs. Ohio State at University Gymnasium.

Recap to follow.

Results: No. 7 OHIO STATE 27, No. 16 INDIANA 9

125: #1 Nathan Tomasello (OSU) maj. dec. #19 Elijah Oliver (IU), 17-5 | OSU, 4-0

133: #8 Johnni DiJulius (OSU) dec. Alonzo Shepherd (IU), 7-0 | OSU, 7-0

141: #4 Micah Jordan (OSU) won by injury default over Cole Weaver (IU), INJ 4:20 | OSU, 13-0

149: Luke Blanton (IU) dec. #11 Hunter Stieber (OSU), 6-2 | OSU, 13-3

157: Jake Danishek (IU) dec. Justin Kresevic (OSU), 9-8 | OSU, 13-6

165: #2 Bo Jordan (OSU) maj. dec. Bryce Martin (IU), 14-5 | OSU, 17-6

174: #15 Myles Martin (OSU) dec. #8 Nate Jackson (IU), 6-5 | OSU, 20-6

184: #13 Kenny Courts (OSU) maj. dec. Wyatt Wilson (IU), 19-6 | OSU, 24-6

194: Jake Masengale (IU) dec. Josh Fox (OSU), 3-2 | OSU, 24-9

HWT: Nick Tavanello (OSU) dec. Garret Goldman (IU), 8-2 | OSU, 27-9

Up Next:

No. 16 Indiana (6-3, 3-3 Big Ten): away vs. No. 2 Iowa • Friday, February 5 • 7:00 p.m. ET • BTN Plus

No. 7 Ohio State (8-2, 5-1 Big Ten): away vs. Purdue • Sunday, January 31 • 1:00 p.m. ET • BTN Plus

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From: Basford, Michael <basford.16@osu.edu>
Date: Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 7:48 PM
Subject: WR: No. 9 Buckeyes Win Third Straight, Top No. 22 Indiana 27-9
To:

January 29, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Ohio State wrestling contact:
Mike Basford / basford.16@osu.edu

WR: No. 9 Buckeyes Win Third Straight, Top No. 22 Indiana 27-9
Ohio State takes seven of 10 matches, three via bonus points
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Wins by seven Buckeyes – including three via bonus points – propelled No. 9 Ohio State to a 27-9 victory over No. 22 Indiana on Friday evening at University Gymnasium in Bloomington, Ind. Ohio State has now won three straight duals and improves to 8-2 (5-1 Big Ten) overall while Indiana falls to 6-3.

THE SHORT STORY
Nathan Tomasello’s major decision at 125 pounds set the tone for the night as the Buckeyes raced out to a 13-0 lead and never looked back. Bo Jordan also stayed unbeaten this year, improving to 11-0 with his eighth bonus point victory of the season. In the only two bouts that featured two ranked wrestlers, Myles Martin took down No. 8 Nate Jackson late in the third period to secure a 6-5 victory.

TOMASELLO EXTENDS HIS STREAK
The winner of 31 straight matches entering Friday, Tomasello (14-0) wasted little timing jumping out ahead of No. 19 Jordan Oliver in the first match of the night, taking a 6-3 first period lead and cruising from there. In all, he racked up six takedowns and a four-point near fall in the 17-5 major decision (his seventh of the year).

DIJULIUS, JORDAN MAKE IT 13-0
Riding the momentum of Tomasello’s early win, Johnni DiJulius (13-3) extended the Ohio State lead to 7-0 when he shutout Alonzo Shepherd, 7-0. DiJulius’ four-point near fall in the first period gave him a quick lead and then a reversal to start the second made it 6-0. At 141 pounds, Micah Jordan was leading Cole Weaver 7-3 midway through the second period when Weaver fell hard to the mat and injury defaulted, making the score 13-0.

IU WINS AT 149, 157
The Hoosiers got the scoreboard with wins at 149 pounds (Luke Blanton over Hunter Stieber, 6-2) and 157 pounds (Jake Danishek over Justin Kresevic, 8-7). Kresevic lead 6-2 in the match before Danishek came storming back and held a 7-6 lead as time was running down. With 30 seconds left, Danishek took down Kresevic to secure the come-from-behind victory.

MARTIN EDGES JACKSON
Myles Martin (22-3) picked up one of the more impressive wins of his young career, edging eighth-ranked Nate Jackson at 174 lbs., 6-5. It was Martin’s second victory this season over Jackson, with the first coming in the finals of the Eastern Michigan Open. With the score tied at 4-4 late in the third, Martin was able to get the winning takedown and then fend off Jackson for the remaining 40 seconds of regulation.

COURTS, JORDAN WIN MAJORS
Bo Jordan’s 14-5 major decision gave Ohio State a 17-6 lead in the team score and was highlighted by five takedowns, three coming in the first period. Courts (13-6) raced out to a big lead in the first period behind two takedowns and a four-point near fall.

TAVANELLO CLOSES THINGS OUT
Nick Tavanello’s 8-2 major decision over Garret Goldman gave Ohio State its final 27-9 margin of victory. A redshirt junior, Tavanello improved to 15-3 this year and got things rolling in the second and third periods with consistent offensive pressure.

DID YOU KNOW
Ohio State has now won 10 of its last 12 duals away from St. John Arena and is 23-9 over the past five seasons in true road matches.

NEXT UP
The Buckeyes continue their journey through the Hoosier State with a dual against No. 24 Purdue (7-4, 2-3) on Sunday inside Holloway Gymnasium. The match can be seen live on BTN Plus.

Ohio State Wrestling
No. 9 Ohio State 27, No. 22 Indiana 9
University Gymnasium; Bloomington, Ind.
Records – OSU: 8-2, 5-1 | IU: 6-3, 3-3

125: #1 Nathan Tomasello (OSU) major decision over #19 Jordan Oliver (IU) 17-5 | OSU 4, IND 0
133: #8 Johnni DiJulius (OSU) decision over Alonzo Shepherd (IU) 7-0 | OSU 7, IU 0
141: #4 Micah Jordan (OSU) won by injury default 4:20 | OSU 13, IU 0
149: Luke Blanton (IU) decision over #11 Hunter Stieber (OSU) 6-2 | OSU 13, IU 3
157: Jake Danishek (IU) decision over Justin Kresevic (OSU) 8-7 | OSU 13, IU 6
165: #2 Bo Jordan (OSU) major decision over Bryce Martin (IU) 14-5 | OSU 17, IU 6
174: #15 Myles Martin (OSU) decision over #8 Nate Jackson 6-5 | OSU 20, IU 6
184: #13 Kenny Courts (OSU) major decision over Wyatt Wilson (IU) 19-6 | OSU 24, IU 6
197: Jake Maasengale (IU) decision over Josh Fox (OSU) 3-2 | OSU 24, IU 9
285: Nick Tavanello (OSU) decision over Garret Goldman 8-2 | OSU 27, IU 9

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From: Anthony Hernandez <ahernandez@scarletknights.com>
Date: Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 7:27 PM
Subject: No. 12 Rutgers Wrestling Trounces Terps, 30-3
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No. 12 Rutgers Wrestling Trounces Terps, 30-3

Nine bouts go to the Scarlet Knights in dominant B1G victory

PISCATAWAY, N.J. (Jan. 29, 2016) – Twelve days off from competition did little to rust up No. 12 Rutgers wrestling. If anything the Scarlet Knights returned to familiar form.

RU (12-3, 3-2) took nine of 10 matches from Maryland (4-10, 1-6) Friday night in a 30-3 thrashing at the Rutgers Athletic Center. Sean McCabe (Ronkonkoma, N.Y.) opened the dual with a major decision and Billy Smith (Wantage, N.J.) scored a dramatic 8-5 tiebreaker win to end the evening.

The Scarlet Knights have won eight consecutive home matches dating back to last season and are undefeated “On the Banks” in 2015-16.

McCabe charged up the crowd from the outset with a gutsy performance in the third period to close out a major decision over Michael Beck. Leading 7-2 entering the final stanza, McCabe took shot after shot for two third-period takedowns in his 13-4 win.

Maryland took the 133-pound bout with a 9-2 win from No. 16 Geoffrey Alexander over No. 18 Anthony Giraldo (Guttenberg, N.J.).

At 141 pounds, the Terrapins’ Alfred Bannister made it interesting late against No. 6 Anthony Ashnault (South Plainfield, N.J.) by notching a takedown with 12 seconds on the clock. But the surge was not enough, as Ashnault climbed to 19-2 overall and 13-1 in dual competition with a 7-5 win.

Strong wins at 149 and 157 pounds put the Scarlet Knights ahead at the break, 13-3.

149-pounder Tyson Dippery (Harrisburg, Pa.) racked up 1:23 of riding time in a 4-0 win, while 157-pounder Richie Lewis (Toms River, N.J.) accrued a 1:03 advantage in a 6-2 decision. Dippery improved to 12-8, with Lewis jumping to 15-3 overall.

No. 8 Anthony Perrotti (Roseland, N.J.) etched another “W” for Rutgers out of the intermission in a 15-0 tech fall against Tyler Manion. The tech fall, Perrotti’s third of the season, brings him to 15-2 overall and 13-1 in dual competition.

The dual concluded with four consecutive decisions from 174 pounds to heavyweight. Phillip Bakuckas (Hammonton, N.J.) finished one point shy of a major decision at 174, while Nicholas Gravina (Allendale, N.J.) and Hayden Hrymack (Point Pleasant, N.J.) cruised in convincing decisions at 184 and 197 pounds, respectively.

Last up was Smith, who after eight minutes of action was tied, 5-5, with Dawson Peck. Smith kept Peck on the mat in the first tiebreaker period and in the second 30-second period escaped and got a takedown to seal it.

Smith improves to 18-5 overall.

Rutgers travels to wrestle in-state rival Princeton (2-5, 1-3) at 1 p.m. on Sunday at Jadwin Gym. The Scarlet Knights have won their last 19 matches against the Tigers. The match will stream live on the Ivy League Digital Network.

No. 12 Rutgers (12-3, 3-2) 30, Maryland (4-10, 1-6) 3

Dual started at 125 pounds

Location: Rutgers Athletic Center (Piscataway, N.J.)

Officials: Jim Rivello and Joe Bartel

Attendance: 2,407

125: No. 20/NR/NR Sean McCabe (RU) major dec. over Michael Beck (UMD), 13-4; Rutgers leads, 4-0

133: No. 16/15/8 Geoffrey Alexander (UMD) dec. over No. 18/19/18 Anthony Giraldo (RU, 9-2; Rutgers leads, 4-3

141: No. 6/4/6 Anthony Ashnault (RU) dec. over Alfred Bannister (UMD), 7-5; Rutgers leads, 7-3

149: Tyson Dippery (RU) dec. over Ryan Diehl (UMD), 4-0; Rutgers leads, 10-3

157: No. 17/19/13 Richie Lewis (RU) dec. over No. NR/NR/19 Lou Mascola (UMD), 6-2; Rutgers leads, 13-3

165: No. 8/5/4 Anthony Perrotti (RU) tech fall over Tyler Manion (UMD); 15-0 Rutgers leads, 18-3

174: No. NR/19/NR Phillip Bakuckas (RU) dec. over Derrick Evanovich (UMD), 12-5; Rutgers leads, 21-3

184: Nicholas Gravina (RU) dec. over Jaron Smith (UMD), 9-3; Rutgers leads, 24-3

197: Hayden Hrymack (RU) dec. over Garrett Wesneski (UMD), 7-3; Rutgers leads, 27-3

285: No. 13/15/12 Billy Smith (RU) dec. over Dawson Peck (UMD), 8-5 (TB-1); Rutgers wins, 30-3

Rankings (-/-/-): InterMat / FloWrestling/The Open Mat

NR denotes not ranked

HWT: No. 13 Billy Smith (#RUWR) vs. NCAA qualifier Dawson Peck (UMD).

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Ryan Wolfe 5-0 in EWL

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Rider University 43, Bloomsburg University 0

LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ—The Broncs won all 10 bouts to defeat Bloomsburg in an Eastern Wrestling League dual meet Friday night. “Blooms is going through a tough time right now and I feel for that, having been there,” said Rider head coach Gary Taylor. “Our kids wrestled pretty well tonight.”

For Rider (7-8, 3-2 EWL) senior Robert Deutsch (Cherry Hill, NJ/Eastern Regional) won a major decision, sophomore Wayne Stinson (Wrightstown, NJ/Northern Burlington Regional) won a major decision, freshman Michale Fagg-Daves (Somerset, NJ/Franklin) won by a major decision and junior Ryan Wolfe (New Castle, Del./Caravel) won by major decision.

Wolfe won for the sixth straight time and improved to 19-8 overall, 5-0 in the EWL. Since placing eighth at the prestigious Midlands Championships Wolfe is 7-1 in his last eight dual meets. “His experience at Midlands really helped Ryan,” Taylor said. “In the beginning of the year Ryan was still adjusting to moving up two weight classes. He was wrestling at such a fast pace. At 197 you have to be a bit more careful. At Midlands he learned that at this weight it is more of a positional match.”

“I think I peaked at Midlands,” said Wolfe, who was an EWL champion last year at 174. “That got my confidence up. I’m learning how to relax and just wrestle my style, not the style of my opponent. Competing against the level I did at Midlands and being right with them really helped me.”

Senior Conor Brennan (Brick, NJ/Brick Twp.), ranked ninth in the nation, returned to the lineup after missing the last five matches and won. “It is good to have our full team back,” Taylor said.

Brennan improved to 19-2 overall, 2-0 in the EWL.

Rider sophomore Chad Walsh (Cherry Hill, NJ/Camden Catholic) and sophomore Mauro Correnti (Delran, N.J./Holy Cross) also won decisions.

Walsh, ranked 15^th in the nation, improved to 18-5 overall, 5-0 in the EWL.

For Bloomsburg (1-13, 0-4 EWL) red-shirt freshman Brendon Colbert gave nationally ranked Walsh a tight match and briefly led 5-4. He was the only Huskie to hold a lead all night.

Rider has now won 10 of the 16 meetings with Bloomsburg, including the last three. The last time Bloomsburg defeated Rider was during the 2008-09 season.

The Broncs compete at the University of Pennsylvania Sunday at 12 noon and return to Alumni Gym to host George Mason in an EWL dual at 6pm Sunday. “That’s kind of annoying, having to do that,” Wolfe said, “but we trust the coaches. They know what they are doing. They are trying to get us to peak at the right time. So I’m sure this is good for us.”

“A day like that, it is tough for the guys to do that, but that’s what makes them tough,” Taylor said. “Mason is a conference match and very important but right now we are just concentrating on Penn. I can’t even think about Mason yet.”

“We’re coming together right now,” Wolfe said. “We have our starting lineup back so I think we are going to finish strong.”

Rider 43, Bloomsburg 0

174 Wayne Stinson-R major dec. Casey Glunt-B 12-4 4-0

184 Michale Fagg-Daves-R major dec. Kyle Wojtaszek-B 14-5 8-0

197 Ryan Wolfe-R major dec. Dom Carfagno-B 15-2 12-0

285 Mauro Correnti-R dec. Saul Wilkins-B . 6-1 15-0

125 Zach Valcarce-R wins by forfeit 21-0

133 Robert Deutsch-R major dec. Andy Schutz-B 14-4 25-0

141 Paul Kirchner-R wins by forfeit 31-0

149 B.J. Clagon-R wins by forfeit 37-0

157 Chad Walsh-R dec. Brendon Colbert-B 7-5 40-0

165 Conor Brennan-R dec. Mathew Carr-B 7-0 43-0

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Central Michigan (5-3/2-1) vs. UNI wrestling (3-5/2-2)
REFEREES: Curt Frost / Rick Stahl

ATTENDANCE: 1,803

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – UNI wrestling dropped the first of two home duals set for the weekend with a 22-11 loss to No. 21 Central Michigan.

UNI wrestling returned to the West Gym after being on the road since late November. They fell to 3-6 overall, 2-3 in the MAC. CMU improved to 6-3/3-1.

Central Michigan jumped out to a 7-0 lead after two matches when Cooper Moore stopped the CMU run, earning a major decision, 9-1. Moore earned his third MAC win to stay perfect in conference duals.

Central Michigan took the next three matches. It was Blaize Cabell who sparked a couple of wins for the Panthers. He drew three stall points and grabbed five takedowns to get the second set of bonus points for UNI with a 15-5 major decision over Newton Smerchek.

The Panthers narrowed the team score but still trailed 16-8.

No. 7 Dylan Peters returned to the mat for the first time since early December. He stayed perfect in duals (5-0) with an 8-3 decision over No. 19 Brent Fleetwood.

“He came out firing tonight,” said head coach Doug Schwab. “His shape looked great. He has continued to fight back. Everything will fall back into place. I liked how he looked. I am proud of how he competed.”

CMU took the final matches to win 22-11.

CENTRAL MICHIGAN 22, UNI 11

149 – Justin Oliver (CMU) maj. dec. Jake Hodges (UNI), 12-4

157 – #10 Luke Smith (CMU) dec. #19 Bryce Steiert (UNI), 1-0

165 – #19 Cooper Moore maj dec. #32 Jordan Atienza (CMU), 9-1

174 – #7 Mike Ottinger (CMU) dec. Kyle Lux (UNI), 7-5

184 – #29 Jordan Ellingwood (CMU) dec. Drew Foster (UNI), 10-4

197 – Jackson Lewis (CMU) dec. Jared Bartel (UNI), 6-1

285 – #16 Blaize Cabell (UNI) maj. dec. Newton Smerchek (CMU), 15-5

125 – #7 Dylan Peters (UNI) dec. #19 Brent Fleetwood (CMU), 8-3

133 – #32 Corey Keener (CMU) dec. #12 Josh Alber (UNI), 4-2

141 – #16 Zach Horan (CMU) dec. #28 Trevor Jauch (UNI), 4-3

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Harvard Wrestling Wins Fourth-Straight Match, Downs Columbia, 22-14

NEW YORK – The Harvard wrestling team won six matches against Ivy League rival Columbia, as the Crimson topped the Lions by a team score of 22-14 Friday evening.

With its fourth-straight victory, Harvard improves to 5-2 overall, 3-1 in the EIWA and 1-1 in the Ivy League, while the Lions slip to 7-3, 4-1 and 1-1. The Crimson’s five dual wins mark the most for Harvard since collecting eight victories in 2012-13, and the four-match win streak is the longest since taking six-consecutive matches from Feb. 9, 2013-Jan. 4, 2014.

“I just like how our guys have been wrestling,” said Jay Weiss, The David G. Bunning ’88 Head Coach for Harvard Wrestling. “They are coming out fighting from first whistle and getting points. Good things happen when you do that. Their hard work is paying off, and it’s all about the overall team effort. “

Wrestling at 125, Nolan Hellickson opened the match for Harvard with an impressive showing as he shut out Britain Carter with an 18-0 technical fall, giving the Crimson and early 5-0 lead. Jeffrey Ott followed at 133 with a 3-0 decision against Angelo Amenta, and Todd Preston, ranked No. 9 nationally at 141, picked up a 15-2 major decision in his match vs. Sam Ward, giving Harvard a commanding, 12-0, advantage.

After Columbia took the next two matches and climbed back to within five, 12-7, Devon Gobbo defeated Tyrel White, 9-3, at 165, making it 15-7. At 174 lbs., Josef Johnson outlasted Zack Hernandez in two overtimes, emerging with a sudden victory, 9-7, as Harvard led, 18-7, with three matches remaining.

Josh Popple sealed the victory for the Crimson as he shut down his opponent, Troy Hembury, 9-0 for a major decision, giving the Crimson a 22-10 lead.

Harvard will head home to host Princeton and Penn Saturday, Feb. 6. The Crimson will take on the Tigers at 1 p.m., followed by a 6 p.m. match against the Quakers.

Harvard 22, Columbia 14
125: Nolan Hellickson (H) tech. fall Britain Carter (C), 18-0, 5-0
133: Jeffrey Ott (H) dec. Angelo Amenta (C), 3-0, 8-0
141: No. 9 Todd Preston (H) major dec. Sam Ward (C), 5-2, 12-0
149: Danny Reed (C) dec. Patrick Hogan (H), 8-5, 12-3
157: Markus Scheidel (C) major dec. Tyler Tarsi (H), 12-2, 12-7
165: Devon Gobbo (H) dec. Tyrel White (C), 9-3, 15-7
174: Josef Johnson (H) dec. Zack Hernandez (C), SV-2, 9-7, 18-7
184: Michael Fetchet (C) dec. Michael Mocco (H), SV-1, 3-2, 18-10
197: Josh Popple (H) major dec. Troy Hembury (C), 9-0, 22-10
285: Garrett Ryan (C) major dec. Angus Cowell (H), 9-0, 22-14

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Alexander Wins Fourth Straight at No. 12 Rutgers

Terps Drop Nine Bouts to 12^th-Ranked Scarlet Knights

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Redshirt senior Geoffrey Alexander (133) picked up the lone win for Maryland Friday evening, downing 18^th ranked Anthony Giraldo of No. 12/12 Rutgers by decision 9-2. It was all Scarlet Knights the rest of the way as the hosts won the next eight bouts and nine total for the 30-3 team decision. Rutgers improves to 12-3 and 3-2 in the Big Ten, while Maryland drops to 4-10 (1-6 Big Ten).

Alexander nearly had Giraldo pinned in the opening seconds of the bout at the Rutgers Athletic Center (RAC), taking the Scarlet Knight down and flipping him on his back. Giraldo managed to get away after several seconds of trouble, but Alexander came away with a six-point lead after a four-point near fall. He remained in control for the remainder of the match before sealing the 9-2 decision to remain unbeaten (5-0) in duals.

Redshirt Sophomore Dawson Peck (285) provided one of the night’s most entertaining matches, nearly knocking off No. 13 Billy Smith in the heavyweight bout. Peck had the first takedown and a 2-1 lead at the end of the first period, but a reversal and takedown for Smith in the second turned the tables.

Peck managed two escapes to tie the match at five and force OT, and the wrestlers went to the tiebreak periods after going scoreless in sudden victory. After failing to escape from the bottom, Peck elected to cut Smith and go for the takedown, but couldn’t put the Scarlet Knight to the mat as Smith eventually came out ahead 8-5.

All five of Rutgers’ ranked wrestlers turned in victories, including a technical fall for 2014 All-American and eighth ranked Anthony Perrotti at 165. No. 20 Sean McCabe provided the other bonus point win for Rutgers, while seven more decisions sealed the win for the Scarlet Knights.

The Terps will return to the mat on Friday, February 5 when the squad hosts No. 6/8 Michigan in College Park. Match time is slated for 7:00 pm.

Maryland 3, Rutgers 30

125: No. 20 Sean McCabe (RU) major decision over Michael Beck (MD), 12-4 (0-4)

133: No. 16 Geoffrey Alexander (MD) decision over No. 18 Anthony Giraldo (RU), 9-2 (3-4)

141: No. 6 Anthony Ashnault (RU) decision over Alfred Bannister (MD), 7-5 (3-7)

149: Tyson Dippery (RU) decision over Ryan Diehl (MD), 4-0 (3-10)

157: No. 17 Richie Lewis (RU) decision over Lou Mascola (MD), 6-2 (3-13)

165: No. 8 Anthony Perrotti technical fall over Tyler Manion (MD), 15-0 (3-18)

174: vs. Phil Bakuckas (RU) decision over Derrick Evanovich (MD), 12-5 (3-21)

184: Nicholas Gravina (RU) decision over Jaron Smith (MD), 9-3 (3-24)

197: Hayden Hrymack (RU) decision over Garrett Wesneski (MD), 7-3 (3-27)

285: No. 13 Billy Smith (RU) tiebreaker decision over Dawson Peck (MD), 8-5 (TB-1) (3-30)

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Concord HS

Tower Hill School

Scoring Summary:
132- Black C dec Johnson, 10-4
138- Cercena TH fall Gabriel, 1:59
145- Peter C dec Gianforcaro, 8-2
152- Barbuto C maj dec Harmon, 12-4
160- Borda TH vs FFT
170- Roebuck C dec H. Quimby, 6-3
182- Sunzor C fall Gallagher, 3:28
195- C. Quimby TH fall Wang, 1:29
220- Salmorbekov C fall Frietze, 1:32
285- Galazeski C vs FFT
106- Wenkowitz C vs FFT
113- Wolf C vs FFT
120- DBL FFT
126- Hughes TH fall Piha 3:00

St. Mark’s HS

Salesianum School

Scoring Summary:
106 Spence(S) FFT
113 Rossi (S) FFT
120 Lynch (S) TFall Warrington (StM) 17-0 3;43
126 Bramble (S) Pin Njuguna (StM) 1;23
132 Harisika (S) Pin Sinopoli (StM) 1;30
138 Conley (S) FFT
145 Engleman (StM) Pin Boardley (S) 5;45
152 Hanley (S) FFT
160 Froelich (S) Pin Dominelli (StM) 1;00
170 Montgomery (S) TFall Charalombous (StM) 18-2 3;35
182 Miller (S) Pin Shields (StM) 1;21
195 Brown (S) FFT
220 Marcozzi (S) FFT
285 Montgomery (S) Dec Williams (StM) 6-1

Archmere Academy

Tatnall School

Scoring Summary:
106 Josh Motolla A dec Neff T 3-2
113 Hiller T win by ff
120 Clements A fall J Tigani T 1:47
126 McCurnin A fall C Tigani T :43
132 Collins A fall Pioener T 1:58
138 Bartholomew A dec Malinowski T 13-2
145 DFF
152 Brooks A win by ff
160 Degenfelder A win by ff
170 Jake Motolla A win by ff
182 Wicks A dec VanDuyke T 11-2
195 Jenks T fall Quercetti A 2:40
220 Devine A fall Leary T :58
285 Soscia A win by ff

Tower Hill School

Wilm Friends School

Scoring Summary:
106: Double Forfeit
113: Cauchy WFS decisioned Yu 9-6
120: Chou WFS Forfeit
126: Hughes TH pinned Hinderhofer 4:39
132: Johnson TH major decisioned Coons 14-5
138: Cercena TH major decisioned Trudel 9-1
145: Sotiroupolos WFS decisioned Ginaforcaro 9-6
152: J Pincus WFS pinned Harmon 1:01
160: E Pincus WFS pinned Nickel 4:59
170: Quimby TH pinned Blackwell 2:18
182: Maguire WFS pinned Borda 1:53
195: Ramsey WFS pinned Gallagher 1:18
220: Denney WFS pinned Singh :55
HWT: Frietze TH pinned Baldwin 1:02

Middletown HS

Caesar Rodney HS

Scoring Summary:
152 Thomas Gallucci (Caesar Rodney H S) over Amaunte Handy (Middletown) (MD 15-7)
160 Mikel Abdullah (Caesar Rodney H S) over Darren Foraker (Middletown) (Fall 0:57)
170 Andrew Sudler (Caesar Rodney H S) over Isiah Mitchell (Middletown) (MD 18-6)
182 Dante Walker (Caesar Rodney H S) over Jared Townsend (Middletown) (Dec 4-1)
195 Micheal Clavier (Caesar Rodney H S) over Dustin LaBau (Middletown) (Fall 0:54)
220 Jake Diacont (Middletown) over Jaylin Keaton (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 0:42)
285 Claudius Moses (Caesar Rodney H S) over Clayton Gage (Middletown) (Fall 0:53)
103 Luis Estrada (Middletown) over Michael Primo (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 8-2)
113 Cameron Hayes (Caesar Rodney H S) over Jaxson Al-Chokhachy (Middletown) (Fall 1:46)
120 Mason Harrington (Caesar Rodney H S) over Justin Decino (Middletown) (Fall 1:44)
126 Dante Immediato (Middletown) over Robert Stevenson (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 5:13)
132 Cody Stevenson (Caesar Rodney H S) over Dominic Palmer (Middletown) (Dec 8-6)
138 Chase Mounts (Caesar Rodney H S) over Brain Schneider (Middletown) (MD 9-0)
145 Louis Savino (Middletown) over Tanner Howell (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 4-2)

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1-29-16 Boys

St. Mark’s HS

McKean HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay SMH 1:55.48 Sawka, Dixon, Robinson, Mouser
200 Freestyle Major SMH 2:14.55
200 Individual Medley Robinson SMH 2:13.15
50 Freestyle Foster McK 23.45
1 meter Diving N/A
100 Butterfly Sawka SMH1:03.25
100 Freestyle Zwilgmeyer SMH 55.52
500 Freestyle Barker SMH 6:12.24
200 Free Relay SMH Robinson, Daly, Zwilgmeyer, Turner 1:45.04
100 Backstroke Robinson SMH 1:04.00
100 Breaststroke Panaccione SMH 1:08.88
400 Free Relay SMH Barker, Sawka, Turner, Major 4:21.44

1-28-16

Indian River HS

Cape Henlopen HS

117

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: Cape; Weeks, Schrock, Brokaw, Conrad,C; 1:54.91
200 Freestyle: Brokaw, Cape, 2:07.84
200 Individual Medley: Toback, J., Cape, 2:26.81
50 Freestyle: Sanders, IR, 23.27
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: Weeks, Cape, 57.06
100 Freestyle: Sanders, IR, 52.20
500 Freestyle: Toback, J., Cape, 5.49.37
200 Free Relay: Cape; Hochrein, Conrad, Stancofski, Weeks; 1:39.57
100 Backstroke: Weeks, Cape, 57.55
100 Breaststroke: Schrock, Cape, 1:14.85
400 Free Relay: Cape; Hochrein, Toback, J., Schrock, Brokaw; 3.52.78

Appoquinimink HS

Newark HS

108

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay A Meese, P McGay, Z Coffing, N Coffing 1:49.09 Newark
200 Freestyle N Coffing 2:06.
200 Individual Medley C Feinour 2:13.65 Appo
50 Freestyle A Meese 23.86 Newark
1 meter Diving C Herron 136.42 Appo
100 Butterfly A Meese 58.47 Newark
100 Freestyle Z Coffing 53.56 Newark
500 Freestyle C Feinour 5:30.31 Appo
200 Free Relay P Sharp, W Barrier, Z Dakin, P McGay 1:47.00 Newark
100 Backstroke J Forman 1:01.38 Appo
100 Breaststroke P McGay 1:10.18 Newark
400 Free Relay Z Coffing, P Sharp, N Coffing, A Meese 3:38.46 Newark

Christiana HS

McKean HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: McKean (J. Buchanan, J. Wibecan, J. Foster, S. Baker) 2:10.82
200 Freestyle: R. Lopez (McK) 2:36.34
200 Individual Medley: J. Wibecan (McK) 2:38.82
50 Freestyle: S. Baker (McK) 28.37
1 meter Diving: N/A
100 Butterfly: N/A
100 Freestyle: J. Foster (McK) 55.00
500 Freestyle: R. Lopez (McK) 7:35.51
200 Free Relay: McKean (J. Buchanan, T. Franklin, E. Rivera, R. Lopez) 2:09.94
100 Backstroke: J. Foster (McK) 1:03.38
100 Breaststroke: J. Wibecan (McK) 1:16.72
400 Free Relay: McKean (R. Lopez, S. Baker, J. Wibecan, J. Foster) 4:30.78

Charter School

101

AI duPont HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay CSW, PJ. Kain, P. Archer, L. Liao, M. Taddei, 1:49.29
200 Freestyle: S. Moore, CSW, 2:00.51
200 Individual Medley: A. Carlozzi, CSW, 2:12.58
50 Freestyle: M. Taddei, CSW, 23.91
1 meter Diving B Newberry, AI, 148.675
100 Butterfly: E. Long, CSW, 59.12
100 Freestyle: C. Sweeney, CSW, 49.72
500 Freestyle: C. Teague, CSW 5:27.22
200 Free Relay: CSW, M. Taddei, C. Sweeney, A. Carlozzi, A. Dias 1:36.21
100 Backstroke: PJ Kain, CSW, 1:02.31
100 Breaststroke: L. Liao, CSW, 1:10.56
400 Free Relay: CSW, S. Moore, C. Teague, PJ Kain, C. Sweeney, 3:35.44

Dickinson HS

Mt. Pleasant HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: Mount Pleasant, A Bradley, S Shanus, K Morken, J Barnes 1:54.54
200 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, A Bradley 2:11.71
200 Individual Medley: Mount Pleasant, K Morken 2:16.96
50 Freestyle: Dickinson, T Nix 26.21
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: Mount Pleasant, S Shanus 1:03.58
100 Freestyle: Dickinson, I Chinnery 59.39
500 Freestyle: Dickinson, Z Bright 6:47.83
200 Free Relay: Mount Pleasant, Z Galbraith, J Barnes, M Loughery, K Morken 1:39.78
100 Backstroke: Mount Pleasant, A Bradley 1:05.95
100 Breaststroke: Mount Pleasant, K Morken 1:11.45
400 Free Relay: Dickinson, J Bufano, I Chinnery, T Nix, K Louie 4:03.01

Sanford School

Caravel Academy

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay – SAN A. Lafferty, J. Lafferty, M. Kuplinski, C. Long 2:03.51
200 Freestyle – SAN J. Lafferty 2:08.39
200 Individual Medley – SAN A. Lafferty 2:27.36
50 Freestyle – SAN M. Kuplinski 26.60
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly – SAN M. Kuplinski 1:11.61
100 Freestyle – SAN C. Long 1:04.88
500 Freestyle – SAN A. Lafferty 5:52.79
200 Free Relay – SAN J. Lafferty, E. Citro, C. Long, M. Kuplinski 1:48.87
100 Backstroke – CAR R. Marando 1:11.51
100 Breaststroke – SAN J. Lafferty 1:20.08
400 Free Relay – SAN B. Conde, E. Citro, P. Charles, A. Lafferty 4:42.02

Girls

St. Mark’s HS

McKean HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay SMH Miller, Day, Marine, Kacmarcik 2:12.73
200 Freestyle Jones SMH 2:04.25
200 Individual Medley SMH Day 2:32.90
50 Freestyle Kacmarcik SMH 30.38
1 meter Diving N/A
100 Butterfly Miller SMH 1:15.21
100 Freestyle Kacmarcik SMH 1:06.72
500 Freestyle Jones SMH 5:55.90
200 Free Relay SMH Jones, Marine, Goss, Bauernschmidt 2:02.45
100 Backstroke Miller SMH 1:14.54
100 Breaststroke Bauernschmidt SMH 1:24.86
400 Free Relay SMH Day, Sawyer, Miller, Bauernschmidt no time!

Sussex Central HS

Caesar Rodney HS

131

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: Bratcher, Chen, Sewell, Tamesis – CR 2:00.111
200 Freestyle: A. Chen – CR 1:58.92
200 Individual Medley: F. Tamesis – CR 2:23.774
50 Freestyle: N. Hartmann – CR 23.80
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: A. Chen – CR 1:02.47
100 Freestyle: N. Hartmann – CR 52.50
500 Freestyle: M. Sewell – CR 5:43.12
200 Free Relay: Tamesis, Cosden, Harfeld, Hartmann – CR 1:41.52
100 Backstroke: A. Bratcher – CR 1:04.95
100 Breaststroke: P. Barton – CR 1:19.53
400 Free Relay: Cosden, Tamesis, Chen, Hartmann – CR 3:44.30

Salesianum School

Tower Hill School

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay
Salesianum (J. McFate, P. Williamson, O. Riley, J. Portmann) 1:51.66
200 Freestyle
Jack Portmann (S) 1:56.44
200 Individual Medley
Jack Portmann (S) 2:05.57
50 Freestyle
Andrew Halberg (S) 23.62
1 meter Diving
not contested
100 Butterfly
Matt Cleary (THS) 1:02.63
100 Freestyle
Andrew Halberg (S) 53.00
500 Freestyle
Lucas Zheng (THS) 5:23.35
200 Free Relay
Salesianum (M. Rolph, A. Marion, A. Boyle, A. Halberg) 1:41.37
100 Backstroke
Brendan Coulter (THS) 1:04.66
100 Breaststroke
Jake McFate (S) 1:07.00
400 Free Relay
Salesianum (J. McFate, A. Halberg, A. Boyle, P. Williamson) 3:36.41

Sussex Academy

Milford HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay
M Mackesey, Davis, Hall, Sobota 2:02.96
200 Freestyle
SAS Shawver 2:17.78
200 Individual Medley
SAS Shawver 2:31.42
50 Freestyle
M Sobota 24.77
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly
SAS Gonzalez 1:01.19
100 Freestyle
M Sobota 57.60
500 Freestyle
M Davis 6:04.82
200 Free Relay
SAS Smith, Davis, Kent, Shawver 1:55.26
100 Backstroke
SAS Gonzalez 1:04.51
100 Breaststroke
M Davis 1:15.02
400 Free Relay
SAS Shawver, Smith, Shawver, Gonzalez 4:00.73

Girls Swimming

Sussex Academy

Milford HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay
SAS, Fijardo, Wheatley, Murphy, Martiner 2:13.49
200 Freestyle
SAS Fijardo 2:23.14
200 Individual Medley
M Lingo 2:25.37
50 Freestyle
SAS Elling 28.72
1 meter Diving

100 Butterfly
SAS Murphy 1:10.03
100 Freestyle
M Rossetti 1:02.17
500 Freestyle
M Lingo 5:44.86
200 Free Relay
M Wolfe, Wells, Rossetti, Lingo 1:54.10
100 Backstroke
M Wells 1:10.12
100 Breaststroke
M Funete 1:24.31
400 Free Relay
M Wolfe, Wells, Rossetti, Lingo 4:25.80

Tower Hill School

Ursuline Academy

136

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay Ursuline(Poole,McAneny-Droz, M. Dickson, deBruin) 1:59.84
200 Freestyle Thomas (U) 1:56.14
200 Individual Medley-M. Dickson(U) 2:17.53
50 Freestyle- Turulski (U) 27.09
100 Butterfly- M. Dickson (U) 1:00.00
100 Freestyle-deBruin (U) 1:00.25
500 Freestyle- H. Dickson (U)5:24.10
200 Free Relay-Ursuline (deBruin, Thomas, Poole, Turulski) 1:50.14
100 Backstroke- Poole (U) 1:06.27
100 Breaststroke- McAneny-Droz (U) 1:13.69
400 Free Relay- Ursuline (McGonigle, Thomas, Poole, Turulski) 4:03.40

Sussex Central HS

Caesar Rodney HS

129

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: Seacord, Villabona, May, Strauss – CR 2:10.29
200 Freestyle: J. Ford – CR 2:41.99
200 Individual Medley: L. Strauss – CR 2:37.22
50 Freestyle: K. Bole – CR 28.60
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: A. May -CR 1:23.23
100 Freestyle: K. Tamesis -CR 1:04.56
500 Freestyle: K. Bole -CR 6:27.60
200 Free Relay: May, Bole, Villabona, Cava – CR 1:59.90
100 Backstroke: K. Mariner – CR 1:09.46
100 Breaststroke: A. Villabona -CR 1:12.82
400 Free Relay: Bole, Seacord, Villabona, Strauss – CR 4:34.82

Sussex Central HS

Caesar Rodney HS

129

Tatnall School

Padua Academy

108

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: PADUA (E. Stuebing, Pfeifer, Mottel, Lynch) 2:01:24
200 Freestyle: PADUA (Pfeifer) 2:12:08
200 Individual Medley: PADUA (Mottel) 2:16:58
50 Freestyle: PADUA (Lynch) 27:14
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: PADUA (Mottel) 1:00:58
100 Freestyle: PADUA (E.Stuebing) 58.87
500 Freestyle: TATNALL (C. Hoban) 5:53:27
200 Free Relay: PADUA (Hamilton, Guidash, Lynch, A. Stuebing) 1:52:50
100 Backstroke: PADUA (E.Stuebing) 1:06:49
100 Breaststroke: PADUA (Pfeifer) 1:16:87
400 Free Relay: PADUA (Mottel, Pfeifer, Guidash, E. Stuebing) 4:06:40

Sanford School

Caravel Academy

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay – SAN P. Bobka, G. Hunt, A. Kuczykowski, G. Dodd 2:13.86
200 Freestyle – CAR M. Tyler 2:11.70
200 Individual Medley – SAN L. Colgan 2:38.59
50 Freestyle – CAR A. Ladzinski 30.36
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly – CAR M. Tyler 1:04.54
100 Freestyle – SAN G. Hunt 1:04.20
500 Freestyle – SAN K. Correll 6:22.89
200 Free Relay – SAN G. Hunt, K. Bruxelles, L. Colgan, K. Correll 1:57.88
100 Backstroke – SAN A. Kuczykowski 1:16.45
100 Breaststroke – SAN L. Colgan 1:17.81
400 Free Relay – SAN A. Kuczykowski, K. Correll, K. Bruxelles, L. Colgan 4:30.80

Dickinson HS

Mt. Pleasant HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: Dickinson, R Manthorpe, A Everett, R Ragan, L Todd 2:31.97
200 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, N Thompson 2:45.02
200 Individual Medley: Mount Pleasant, A Rhodunda 2:43.74
50 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, A Falstad 30.58
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: Mount Pleasant, D McCloskey 1:11.17
100 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, S Hiller 1:00.40
500 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, J Wright 6:44.84
200 Free Relay: Mount Pleasant, A Rhodunda, A Batt, E Hutchinson, M Rooney 2:02.93
100 Backstroke: Mount Pleasant, E Zheng 1:15.10
100 Breaststroke: Dickinson, R Ragan 1:31.75
400 Free Relay: Mount Pleasant, P Ridings, E Zheng, A Batt, R Galbraith 4:54.27

Christiana HS

McKean HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: McKean (H. Miller, L. Frazier, J. Frazier, L. Ingram) 2:27.75
200 Freestyle: J. Frazier (McK) 2:43.33
200 Individual Medley: H. Miller (McK) 2:49.27
50 Freestyle: L. Ingram (McK) 36.03
1 meter Diving: N/A
100 Butterfly: N/A
100 Freestyle: J. Frazier (McK) 1:10.33
500 Freestyle: L. Ingram (McK) 7:55.69
200 Free Relay: McKean (E. Treml, C. Pierce, M. Alfaro, E. Vedolla) 2:41.09
100 Backstroke: H. Miller (McK) 1:20.35
100 Breaststroke: L. Frazier (McK) 1:25.38
400 Free Relay: McKean (H. Miller, L. Ingram, L. Frazier, J. Frazier) 5:06.94

Charter School

116

AI duPont HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: CSW. G. Barbieri, M. Sweeney, N.Smith, S. Sheats, 2:00.49
200 Freestyle – A.Dias, Ai, 2:06.60
200 Individual Medley: S. Sheats, CSW, 2:23.88
50 Freestyle: P. Delpizzo, CSW, 27.29
1 meter Diving – K.Langseder, CSW, 196.57
100 Butterfly – A. Dias, AI, 1:01.15
100 Freestyle – E. Longenecker, CSW, 58.04
500 Freestyle – G. Barbieri, CSW, 5:38.40
200 Free Relay – AI, K. Musser, T Blakenship, H. McNally, A.Dias, 1:51.50
100 Backstroke – H. McNally, AI, 1:07.48
100 Breaststroke – M. Sweeney, CSW, 1:21.25
400 Free Relay – CSW, S. Sheats, E. Longenecker, R. Green, P. Delpizzo, 4:06.13

Appoquinimink HS

108

Newark HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay – Appo – Marsh, Candy, Newton, DeIonno – 2:04.54
200 Freestyle – Appo – A. Morris – 2:29.02
200 Individual Medley – Appo – K. Newton – 2:27.51
50 Freestyle – Appo – A. DeIonno
1 meter Diving Bedford Newark 195.30
100 Butterfly – Appo – J. Marsh – 1:02.50
100 Freestyle – NHS – I. Griffin – 1:02.55
500 Freestyle – Appo – D. Lewke – 6:42.36
200 Free Relay – NHS – Melcher, Gass, Milham, Griffin – 1:58.80
100 Backstroke – Appo – J. Marsh – 1:06.54
100 Breaststroke – Appo – A. DeIonno – 1:14.52
400 Free Relay – Appo – Morris, Newton, DeIonno, Marsh – 4:13.79

ndian River HS

Cape Henlopen HS

118

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: Cape; McGreevy, Hyde, Nigh-Johnson, Brokaw; 2:00.16
200 Freestyle: Weeks, Cape, 2:16.14
200 Individual Medley: Hyde, Cape, 2:26.46
50 Freestyle: Nigh-Johnson, Cape, 27.06
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: Nigh-Johnson, Cape, 1:04.19
100 Freestyle: Hyde, Cape, 1:01.05
500 Freestyle: McCoy, IR, 6:13.33
200 Free Relay: Cape; Nigh-Johnson, McGreevy, Buchwald, Weeks; 1:56.13
100 Backstroke: Weeks, Cape, 1:07.80
100 Breaststroke: Grow, IR, 1:17.86
400 Free Relay: Cape; Hyde, Brokaw, Buchwald, Weeks; 4:15.31

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Delaware High School Wrestling Results

January 28, 2016 wrestlingdave Leave a comment

1-27-16 Wrestling

Lake Forest HS

Milford HS

Scoring Summary:

106

Anthony Sollie (Milford Senior) over Unknown (For.)

113

Robbie Rosser (Milford Senior) over Kurt Moyer (Lake Forest Hs) (Fall 2:00)

120

Jace Darling (Milford Senior) over Jackson Sylvester (Lake Forest Hs) (Fall 0:00)

126

Alex Creasey (Milford Senior) over Seth Flemming (Lake Forest Hs) (Fall 0:00)

132

Gavin Garcia (Milford Senior) over Andre Salandy (Lake Forest Hs) (Fall 0:00)

138

Adam Funkhouser (Milford Senior) over Justin Cale (Lake Forest Hs) (TF 16-0 2:00)

145

Barton Dalious (Milford Senior) over Dean Fleming (Lake Forest Hs) (Fall 0:00)

152

Chase Taylor (Milford Senior) over Damien Thomas (Lake Forest Hs) (Fall 0:00)

160

Wesly Saint- Vil (Milford Senior) over Chris Kennedy (Lake Forest Hs) (Fall 4:00)

170

Bevensky Augustine (Milford Senior) over Josielle Martinez (Lake Forest Hs) (Fall 0:00)

182

Kenny VanVorst (Milford Senior) over Michael Galloway (Lake Forest Hs) (Fall 0:00)

195

Dominyc Hovington (Milford Senior) over Trevon Hardeman (Lake Forest Hs) (Dec 6-5)

220

Tony Williams (Lake Forest Hs) over Eric Bennett (Milford Senior) (Fall 4:00)

285

Bryon Wynes (Milford Senior) over Jordan Springer (Lake Forest Hs) (Fall 4:00)

Team Score:74-6

ndian River HS

Conrad School

Scoring Summary:
160: Ezekiel Marcozzi (IR) over Roland Ribaya (CON) (MD 8-0)
170: Arturo Salas (IR) over Casen Carr (CON) (Dec 6-4)
182: Stone McDevitt (CON) over John Keller (IR) (Fall 3:39)
195: Michael Zwack (CON) over Shaikeem Miller (IR) (MD 16-3)
220: Brock Wingate (IR) over (CON) (For.)
285: William Hickman (IR) over (CON) (For.)
106: Matthew Meredith (CON) over Chris Wheeler (IR) (Fall 2:16)
113: Mitchell Bolton (IR) over Benaiah Gillis (CON) (Fall 0:47)
120: Jared Arlett (IR) over Jeffrey Gunter (CON) (TF 16-1 3:39)
126: Dylan Ely (IR) over (CON) (For.)
132: Cody Brainard (CON) over Grant Gano (IR) (Fall 2:34)
138: Rashawn Turner (IR) over Nick Masten (CON) (Dec 8-1)
145: Liam Gaughan (CON) over (IR) (For.)
152: Andrew Chin-A-Loy (CON) over Russell Kennedy (IR) (Fall 0:24)

Caesar Rodney HS

Smyrna HS

Scoring Summary:
220– Jake Mitchell (Smyrna H S) over Dante Walker (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 3-2) 3-0
285– Terren Carter (Smyrna H S) over Claudius Moses (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 2:22) 9-0
106– Michael Primo (Caesar Rodney H S) over Nicholas Natarcola (Smyrna H S) (Dec 6-3) 9-3
113– Cameron Hayes (Caesar Rodney H S) over Chris Begatto (Smyrna H S) (TF 17-2 5:52) 9-8
120– Gregory Baum (Smyrna H S) over Mason Harrington (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 5-0) 12-8
126– Cole Sebastianelli (Smyrna H S) over Robert Stevenson (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 3:39) 18-8
132– Chase Archangelo (Smyrna H S) over Cody Stevenson (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 3:00) 24-8
138– Nathaniel Bryant (Smyrna H S) over Riley Tracy (Caesar Rodney H S) (TF 15-0 5:53) 29-8
145– Tanner Mullen (Smyrna H S) over Chase Mounts (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 3:47) 35-8
152– Thomas Gallucci (Caesar Rodney H S) over Dakota Kerr (Smyrna H S) (UTB 2-2) 35-11
160– Kalen Wilson (Smyrna H S) over Mikel Abdullah (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 1:08) 41-11
170– Andrew Sudler (Caesar Rodney H S) over Larsen Wilson (Smyrna H S) (Dec 10-5) 41-14
182– Hunter Moyer (Smyrna H S) over Jack Bobel (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 1:47) 27-14
195– Micheal Clavier (Caesar Rodney H S) over Anthony Wuest (Smyrna H S) (Dec 11-5) 27-17

Sussex Tech

Cape Henlopen HS

Scoring Summary:
132 Justin Wright (Cape) over Freeman Jackson (Tech) (Dec 10-7)
138 Vincent Diego (Cape) over Trey Hatfield (Tech) (Fall 1:46)
145 Jose Ascencio (Cape) over Codie White (Tech) (Dec 4-2)
152 Kristopher Cannon (Tech) over Dante Jaquet (Cape) (Dec 7-4)
160 Cory Lawson (Cape) over Jacob Hamer (Tech) (Fall 2:48)
170 Christopher Handlin (Cape) over Unknown (For.)
182 Colin Bergh (Tech) over Holden Kammerer (Cape) (Dec 6-4)
195 Marvin Spady (Tech) over Joel Torres (Cape) (Fall 5:59)
220 Robert Van Pelt (Tech) over William Ott (Cape) (TB-1 6-2)
285 Julian Medina (Cape) over Nushon Hood (Tech) (Dec 4-1)
106 Dewaun Johnson (Cape) over Ben Price (Tech) (Fall 0:54)
113 Anthony Caruso (Cape) over Unknown (For.)
120 Gabriel Jaquet (Cape) over Hunter Hineline (Tech) (Dec 8-6)
126 Maxwell Norquest (Cape) over Gage Wootten (Tech) (Fall 1:05)

Middletown HS

Charter School

Scoring Summary:
106 – Smith, CW, pinned Al-Chokhachy 4:45;
113 – Estrada, M, dec Coburn 8-2;
120 – Spahr, CW, MD Decino 9-1;
126 – Muaka, CW, dec Immediato 6-5;
132 – Garcia, CW, MD Palmer 11-1;
138 – Schneider, M, pinned Rodriguez 1:28;
145 – Flanigan, CW, pinned Savino 2:28;
152 – Hamilton, CW, MD Handy 15-6;
160 – Lamey, CW, TF Foraker 16-1 5:43;
170 – Mitchell, M, dec Bowden 10-4;
182 – Townsend, M, dec Hayes 6-0;
195 – Genett, CW, pinned LaBau 3:08;
220 – Diacont, M, pinned Somerville 1:17;
285 – Lank, CW, dec Gage 3-1

Concord HS

Delcastle HS

Scoring Summary:

106 Matthew James (Delcastle H S) over Matthew Wolff (Concord H S) (MD 12-3)

113 Humberto Leyva (Delcastle H S) over Scott Weinkowitz (Concord H S) (Dec 8-4)

120 Hunter Lamarche (Delcastle H S) over Joseph Piha (Concord H S) (MD 14-5)

126 Liam O`Connor (Delcastle H S) over Frankie McDermott (Concord H S) (Fall 0:28)

132 Douglas Markland (Delcastle H S) over Vincent Black (Concord H S) (Fall 4:49)

138 John Foote (Delcastle H S) over Robert Gabriel (Concord H S) (Fall 2:49)

145 David Walker (Delcastle H S) over Troy Peter (Concord H S) (Dec 3-2)

152 Jose Escobar (Delcastle H S) over Unknown (For.)

160 Trevor Eveland (Delcastle H S) over Dominic Barbuto (Concord H S) (Fall 2:39)

170 David Roebuck (Concord H S) over Jamir Garvin (Delcastle H S) (Fall 1:38)

182 Jaleel Sunzor (Concord H S) over Unknown (For.)

195 Shawn Cabalza (Delcastle H S) over Zhoukai Wang (Concord H S) (Fall 1:00)

220 Ryan Shaver (Delcastle H S) over Alex Salmorbekov (Concord H S) (Fall 2:24)

285 Andrew Galazeski (Concord H S) over Madison Harris (Delcastle H S) (Fall 2:52)

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Delaware High School Sportswrap

January 28, 2016 wrestlingdave Leave a comment

Boys Basketball 1-27-16

sr Preston Hickman broke the 1000 point mark for his career in the second quarter to pace the Eagles of Delaware Public Safety and Security to a 68-64 score over the Lions of Red Lion Christian. He needed 11 points to hit 1000 points and he scored 24. Congratulations to Preston and all of his teammates who helped him to reach this goal over the last three seasons. 18 points were also contributed by jr Da Aron Griffin and sr John Cahill with 16. The Lions were led by so DeShawn Cain 13, 11 points so Tony Wright and sr Jaret Bush.

16 points by jr Elias Revelle, 14 by jr Corey Gordon and 13 by jr Patrick McGee 11 by jr Zion Cole paced the Ravens of St. Thomas More to a 64-44 win over the Royals of Delmarva Christian.

Girls Basketball 1-27-16

15 points by fr Aniah Patterson, 13 by jr Sarah Poole paced the Lady Ravens of St. Thomas More to a 43-23 win over the Lady Royals of Delmarva Christian. The Lady Royals were led by sr Ashlee McCoy with 12.

26 points by sr. Megan Mallon paced the Lady Pandas of Padua to a 49-34 win over the Lady Auks of Archmere Academy. The Lady Auks were led by fr Emma McCann with 12.

10 points each by jr Margaret Sullivan and so Natalie DePaulo paced the Lady Quakers of Friends School to a 43-24 win over the Lady Lions of Red Lion Christian. The Lady Lions were led by jr Kayla Sweeney with 11 points.

Swimming 1-27-16

Boys

Middletown HS

Mt. Pleasant HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: Mount Pleasant, B Ceicko, J Barnes, S Shanus, Z Galbraith 1:54.78
200 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, A Bradley 2:09.43
200 Individual Medley: Mount Pleasant, G Burk 2:18.55
50 Freestyle: Middletown, R Freeburg 25.35
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: Mount Pleasant, B Ceicko 1:00.94
100 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, K Morken 53.81
500 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, B Heins 6:24.56
200 Free Relay: Mount Pleasant, J Barnes, Z Galbraith, B Ceicko, K Morken 1:40.53
100 Backstroke: Mount Pleasant, G Burk 1:03.31
100 Breaststroke: Mount Pleasant, K Morken 1:12.27
400 Free Relay: Middletown, E Holcroft, T Patel, G Nichols, T Klein 4:17.78

AI duPont HS77Newark HS107Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay – A Meese P McGay Z Coffing P Sharp Newark No Time
200 Freestyle – N Coffing 2:00.18 Newark
200 Individual Medley Z Coffing 2:22.04 Newark
50 Freestyle J Maloney 23.52 AI du Pont
1 meter Diving B Newberry AI du Pont No Score
100 Butterfly J Maloney 1:00.77 AI du Pont
100 Freestyle A Meese 51.82 Newark
500 Freestyle R McLean 5:32.42 AI duPont
200 Free Relay P McGay Z Dakin, P Sharp, N Coffing 1:45.37 Newark
100 Backstroke M McLean 1:04.55 AI duPont
100 Breaststroke P McGay 1:11.04 Newark
400 Free Relay Z Coffing, M McKee, N Coffing, A Meese 3:37. 53 Newark

DE Military Academy

Conrad School

117

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay Conrad B. SaundersJ. Benson, Pirrung, K Eckrich 1:45.04
200 Freestyle DMA B. Mattson 1:55.44
200 Individual Medley Conrad R. Pirrung 2:07.78
50 Freestyle J. Menzer 22.97
1 meter Diving Conrad J. Kidwell 196.58
100 Butterfly Conrad B. Saunders 53.58
100 Freestyle Conrad J. Eckrich 53.16
500 Freestyle DMA J. Menzer 5:02.53
200 Free Relay Conrad B. Saunders, M. Grunza, Pirrung, K Eckrich1:35.11
100 Backstroke Conrad B. Saunders 55.38
100 Breaststroke Conrad J. Benson 1:06.71
400 Free Relay Conrad M. Peffley, P. Ryan, T. Horgan, J. Benson 3:47.47

Girls

DE Military Academy

Conrad School

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay CSS Northshield, Swan, Jones, Carr 2:02.28
200 Freestyle CSS Northshield 2:04.63
200 Individual Medley CSS Jones 2:27.25
50 Freestyle CSS Swan 26.94
1 meter Diving CSS Kidwell 137.78
100 Butterfly CSS Yount 1:06.18
100 Freestyle CSS Swan 59.88
500 Freestyle CSS Northshield NT
200 Free Relay DMA Freebery, Naughton, Twaddell, Weston 1:59.12
100 Backstroke DMA Freebery 1:17.28
100 Breaststroke DMA Twaddell 1:20.66
400 Free Relay DMA Cushing, Freebery, Hendler, Lynch 5:12.69

Delmarva Christian HS

Glasgow HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay Glas (Guns, Dotson, Grinnell, Houston) 2:43.31
200 Freestyle Glas (Dotson) 3:02.31
200 Individual Medley Glas (Grinnell) 3:39.90
50 Freestyle Del (Anderson) :28.65
1 meter Diving Not Contested
100 Butterfly Glas (Grinnell) 1:27.70
100 Freestyle Del (Anderson) 1:04.09
500 Freestyle Glas (Rhodes) 9:23.45
200 Free Relay Glas (Grinnell, Davisson, Wilson, Rhodes) 2:28.75
100 Backstroke Glas (Guns) 1:27.90
100 Breaststroke Glas (Dotson) 1:42.43
400 Free Relay Glas (Guns, Wilson, Dotson, Houston) 5:27.27

Middletown HS

Mt. Pleasant HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: Mount Pleasant, A Rhodunda, J Wright, S Hiller, D McCloskey 2:14.24
200 Freestyle: Middletown, M Keller 2:20.51
200 Individual Medley: Mount Pleasant, A Rhodunda 2:33.78
50 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, J Wright 28.08
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: Mount Pleasant, S Hiller 1:09.24
100 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, D McCloskey 1:03.05
500 Freestyle: Mount Pleasant, M Rooney 6:45.55
200 Free Relay: Mount Pleasant, A Falstad, E Hutchinson, D McCloskey, J Wright 1:57.62
100 Backstroke: Middletown, H Mears 1:10.34
100 Breaststroke: Mount Pleasant, A Falstad 1:26.12
400 Free Relay: Mount Pleasant, A Rhodunda, M Rooney, D McCloskey, S Hiller 4:17.27

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Delaware High School Sportswrap

January 27, 2016 wrestlingdave Leave a comment

Boys Basketball 1-26-16

24 points by sr Ja vier Worthy, 17 by so Caleb Matthews and 11 by fr Jaymeir Garnett paced the Eagles of Smyrna to a 71-55 win over the Ravens of Sussex Tech. The Ravens were led by so Ja’ron Hunt with 15 and 10 by so Tyzhir Morris.

16 points by 8th grader Hassan Perkins, 13 by jr Jackson Nestor paced the Hornets of Tatnall School to a 57-46 win over the Quakers of Wilmington Friends. The Quakers were led by jr Jordan Perkins with 19.

Girls Basketball 1-26-16

29 points by jr Melinda Creedle, 10 points by fr Jayla Smith paced the Lady Eagles of Smyrna to a 48-45 win over the Lady Ravens of Sussex Tech. The Lady Ravens were led by jr Rukiya Davis with 19 points and 11 by sr. Heaven Carter.

13 points by jr Rajene Bowe, 11 each by jr Kiarra Brittingham and sr Kala Fluitt paced the Lady Buccaneers of Milford to a 55-23 win over the Lady Wildcats of Delmar. The Lady Wildcats were led by jr Haley Rogers with 10.

Swimming 1-26-16

Sussex Tech

121

Indian River HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay Tech, Monaco, Lee, Taylor, Kimmey 1:54.84
200 Freestyle Garrett Richardson 2:11.78 Tech
200 Individual Medley Jonathan Lee 2:29.50 Tech
50 Freestyle Mason Saunders 26.25 IR
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly Dylan Taylor, 1:04.46 Tech
100 Freestyle Mason Saunders 52.97 IR
500 Freestyle Brendan Doherty 6:25.19 Tech
200 Free Relay Tech 1:41.22 Mc Gowaqn, Taylor, Kimmey, Richardson
100 Backstroke Tony Monaco, 1:08.00 Tech
100 Breaststroke Jonathan Lee, 1:10.62 Tech
400 Free Relay Tech 4:06.56 Kimmey, Taylor, Alloway, Richardson

St. Andrew’s School 128 Sanford School 39

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay – St. A W. Cammerzell, W. Archie, D. Torrance, C. Campbell 1:53.75
200 Freestyle – St. A X. Geiersbach 1:57.51
200 Individual Medley – St. A W. Jones 2:20.97
50 Freestyle – St. A C. Campbell 24.61
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly – St. A A. Huang 59.41
100 Freestyle – St. A D. Torrance 54.33
500 Freestyle – St. A X. Geiersbach 5:14.65
200 Free Relay – SAN C. Long, J. McLellan, A. Lafferty, M. Kuplinski 1:46.03
100 Backstroke – St. A D. Torrance 59.54
100 Breaststroke – St. A W. Archie 1:08.65
400 Free Relay – St. A A. Huang, W. Jones, A. Dolido, C. Campbell 3:38.82

St. Andrew’s School 103 Sanford School 66

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay – St. A A. Hopkins, C. Cobb, S. Caron, A. Hummel 2:08.78
200 Freestyle – St. A R. Schutt 2:15.44
200 Individual Medley – St. A C. Fry 2:31.92
50 Freestyle – St. A H. Beams 27.37
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly – SAN G. Hunt 1:16.77
100 Freestyle – St. A H. Beams 1:01.88
500 Freestyle – St. A C. Cobb 5:33.40
200 Free Relay – St. A R. Schutt, C. Fry, S. Caron, H. Beams 1:49.83
100 Backstroke – St. A C. Cobb 1:07.05
100 Breaststroke – SAN L. Colgan 1:19.69
400 Free Relay – St. A R. Schutt, H. Beams, C. Fry, C. Cobb 4:01.69

Tatnall School

Wilm Friends School

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay WFS 2:00.41 Saber, Ruhl, Chompre, Atkins
200 Freestyle WFS 2:05.75 Saber
200 Individual Medley WFS 2:16.75 Chompre
50 Freestyle WFS 25.87 Kilama
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly WFS 59.94 Chompre
100 Freestyle WFS 58.28 Kilama
500 Freestyle WFS 5:58.50 Pantano
200 Free Relay WFS 1:47.50 Atkins, Saber, Chompre, Kilama
100 Backstroke WFS Saber
100 Breaststroke WFS 1:16.15 Atkins
400 Free Relay WFS 4:16.06 Ruhl, Wren, Pantano, Kilama

Sussex Tech

110

Indian River HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay Tech, 2:02.13 Beard, Venables, Venables, Johnson
200 Freestyle Lindsay Grow, IR 2:12.93
200 Individual Medley Meghan Allen, 2:37.16 Tech
50 Freestyle Hannah Venables, 25.96 Tech
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly Lauren McCoy 1:07.48 IR
100 Freestyle Megan Perdue, 1:01.05 Tech
500 Freestyle Kelsey Fowler, 6:08.56 Tech
200 Free Relay Tech 1:53.54 Perdue, Venables, Johnson, Venables
100 Backstroke Lauren McCoy 1:08.33 IR
100 Breaststroke Hannah Venables, 1:14.25 Tech
400 Free Relay IR 4:15.79 Grow, Barker, Haden, McCoy

Wrestling 1-26-16

Archmere Academy

Wilm Friends School

Scoring Summary:
182: Wicks AA decisioned Maguire 1-0
195: Ramsey WFS pinned Quercetti 4:36
220: Denney WFS pinned Devine 2:55
HWT: Baldwin WFS decisioned Soscia 6-2
106: Double Forfeit
113: Mottola AA pinned Cauchy 1:30
120: Clements AA pinned Chou 1:45
126: McCurnin AA pinned Hinderhofer 5:15
132: Collins AA major decisioned Chenault 9-1
138: Trudel WFS pinned Bartholomew 1:20
145: Butterfield WFS Forfeit
152: Brooks AA pinned Sotiropoulos 2:21
160: Pincus WFS decisioned Truscello 4-1
170: Mottola AA pinned Blackwell 1:01

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January 27, 2016 wrestlingdave Leave a comment

SUBJECT: Rams Shoot Lights Out as Wilmington Men’s Basketball Can’t Overcome Slow Start in 71-58 CACC Defeat
DATE: January 26, 2016
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – – Philadelphia shot 58 percent from the floor and scored 46 of its points in the paint to take down the Wilmington University men’s basketball team, 71-58, in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference South Division action at the Gallagher Center on Tuesday night.
The Wildcats (6-15, 1-11 CACC) got off to a slow start in falling behind the Rams (18-4, 11-2 CACC), 12-2, in the first five and a half minutes of the game. The Wildcats were never fully able to recover from the slow start.
The Philadelphia frontcourt proved fits for the Wildcats all night long, as 46 of the team’s 71 points (65 percent) came from inside the paint. The Rams also came up with eight blocked shots on the defensive end, aiding in the Wildcats only shooting 35.3 percent from the floor for the game. The Wildcats were able to force 14 turnovers and turn them into 15 points at the other end.
Once down 12 at the beginning of the game, the Wildcats could only claw back to as few as eight points throughout the rest of the game, as the Rams had an answer for every Wildcat run.
Sam Sanders hit his lone three-pointer of the game at the 9:34 mark of the first half to cut the Rams’ lead to 22-13. Two more free throws from Sanders brought the Wildcats to within 24-15 before Drew Johnson II converted a steal from Tyaire Ponzo-Meek and flushed one home for a 25-17 deficit. After Ponzo-Meek laid one home to again get the margin to eight-points, the Rams scored six of the last eight points of the half to head into the locker room leading, 33-21.
A Brian Adkins three-pointer brought the Wildcats to within 35-27 early in the second half, but the Rams again answered with a bucket at the other end to thwart any momentum for the visitors.
The lead was out to 11 points for the Rams before Johnson hit a three-pointer with 12:42 left in regulation to cut the lead to 40-32. But Mike Louden answered with the lone three-pointer for the Rams all night on the ensuing possession. Again Ponzo-Meek hit a three-pointer for the Wildcats but Louden answered once more with a jumper to keep the Wildcats at an arm’s length, 45-35, with 11:20 to play.
The Rams’ largest lead of the night came at the 6:36 mark, as the home team converted an old fashioned three-point play to take a 56-40 lead.
Johnson led the Wildcats with a career high 20 points on 9-of-12 shooting from the floor, hitting 2-of-3 form beyond the three-point arc. Ponzo-Meek scored 15 points while adding a team high nine rebounds, five of which came on the offensive glass.
The Wildcats remain on the road for another CACC contest, this time head to a North Division foe on Saturday. The Wildcats head to Dominican where they last defeated the Chargers in the CACC Tournament Quarterfinals last season. The men follow the women and tip-off at approximately 3:00 p.m.

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WBB: DSU CONTINUES HOME STRETCH WEDNESDAY NIGHT AGAINST NCCU

Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations

Tue, January 26, 2016

The Game

In the second contest of its season-long three-game home stretch, the Delaware State women’s basketball team (5-13, 2-3 MEAC) will welcome the North Carolina Central Eagles (3-13, 2-4 MEAC) to Memorial Hall Wednesday evening (5 p.m.).

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The Opponent

» North Carolina Central Eagles (3-13, 2-4 MEAC)

The well-rested Eagles enter Wednesday’s contest dropping three out of its last five games, with its last victory coming against the winless Norfolk State Spartans at home on Jan. 16. Ranked 13th in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) in scoring (49.7 ppg), NCCU’s offensive attack is led by the duo of guard Morgan Jones (11.5 ppg) and forward Tisha Dixon (10.1 ppg). Dixon is also the Eagles’ top-rebounder at 7.2 per contest, while Jones is NCCU’s leader in 3-pointers made (22) and steals (24). Head coach Vanessa Taylor is in her fourth season with NCCU, after spending 11 years at Johnson C. Smith. In 2014-15, she led the Eagles to a 7-22 overall mark.

The Series (DSU Leads 3-2)

The Hornets have lost the last two meetings against the Eagles, with both coming on the road. Last season, DSU suffered a 66-59 defeat, thanks to guard Morgan Jones pouring in 14 (5-of-9) second half points. For the Lady Hornets, forward Amber Bogard tallied 18 points (7-of-18), eight boards and two blocks, while guard Mikah Aldridge chipped in with 17 points (7-of-17). DSU’s last victory over NCCU occurred at home on Feb. 2, 2013 by way of a 58-49 triumph.

A Win Would Mean…

» Delaware State’s fourth home win this season.

» DSU would surpass its overall and conference win totals from 2014-15.

» The Hornets would avoid dropping back-to-back games for the fourth time this season.

Last Time Out…

DSU suffered an 84-64 loss at home to the North Carolina A&T Aggies (9-9, 5-2 MEAC) Monday night, headlined by the Lady Hornets being outscored 30-21 in the third quarter. With this defeat, DSU failed to register back-to-back wins for the first time this season, in addition to dropping its fifth consecutive contest to the Aggies. NCAT, meanwhile, has now won five out of its last six games to move to .500 on the season. DSU saw its leading scorer Amber Bogard (12.5 ppg) foul out by the time the final buzzer sounded, in addition to scoring just six points (2-of-5) to see her streak of tallying double figures come to a screeching halt at 10 games. Guard Mikah Aldridge, meanwhile, totaled a team-high 16 points (6-of-15), but was 0-for-6 from 3-point range. Forward NaJai Pollard also scored in double figures (10), yet committed a team-high five turnovers.

Who’s Hot?

Forward NaJai Pollard is 26-for-48 (.542) from the field in her last five games, along with averaging 6.2 rebounds per contest… Forward Amber Bogard has scored in doubles figures in 10 out of her last 11 games (14.2 ppg)… Guard Mikah Aldridge leads the MEAC in free throw percentage (.812).

Balanced Attack

Sitting sixth in the MEAC in scoring (58.6 ppg), DSU is the only team in the conference to have three players that sit in the top 20 in points per game. Leading the way is guard Mikah Aldridge (12.4 ppg), followed by forwards Amber Bogard (12.1 ppg) and NaJai Pollard (10.2 ppg).

At This Point Last Season…

The Lady Hornets were 3-15 (1-5 MEAC), coming off a 66-59 loss at NCCU.

Coming Up Next…

The Columbia Blue & Red will conclude their three-game home stretch this Saturday afternoon (2 p.m.) against South Carolina State. Earlier this season on Jan. 16, DSU suffered a 61-48 loss at SCSU.

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Goldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball Handed 76-62 Loss at Chestnut Hill

Goldey-Beacom faced a big test in its hopes of making the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament, but left Philadelphia with a 76-62 setback at Chestnut Hill.

The first meeting between the teams this season saw Chestnut Hill shoot 26 percent from the floor in the first half. The home side did much better in the opening stanza of game two, hitting 58 percent (18-of-31) for a 41-32 lead thanks to nine points from Luke Dickson and eight apiece from Noel Hightower and Edward McWade.

Chestnut Hill, which never trailed, kept it going in the second half with a 12-3 run spanning just over four minutes for a 63-46 cushion with 8:11 remaining. McWade, who went on a torrid shooting spree through most of the contest, scored eight points in that span and Antonio Toplyn Jr. added four.

McWade scored 19 points on 7-of-12 shooting and was 5-of-8 from three-point range. Dickson netted 14 points, Hightower had 12 and 10 rebounds with Toplyn Jr. getting 12 and seven for the Griffins, who shot 51 percent (29-of-57) from the field and canned 3-pointers.

Shakeem Wilson (Brooklyn, NY) scored all 16 of his points in the second half, fellow junior Elijah Tillman (Garnerville, NY) had 15 and 11 rebounds for his sixth double-double of the season and junior Sameen Swint (Sicklerville, NJ) added 11 points for GBC, which shot 35 percent (22-of-63) from the floor.

The Lightning (7-13, 5-6 CACC) and the Griffins (8-11, 5-6) now are tied for the fourth and final conference-tournament spot in the South Division. GBC was attempting to complete its first season sweep of Chestnut Hill since the 2007-08 season.

Goldey-Beacom opens a four-game homestand Saturday vs. Nyack. The women’s game is at 1:00 pm and the men’s contest starts at 3:00 pm.

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SUBJECT: Long Cold Spell Harms Wilmington Women’s Basketball in 61-53 Loss at Philadelphia
DATE: January 26, 2016
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – – After a quick start on the offensive end, the Wilmington University women’s basketball team couldn’t keep up with Philadelphia, 61-53, in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference South Division tilt at the Gallagher Center on Tuesday night.
The Wildcats (10-11, 5-7 CACC) started the game shooting 8-for-11 from the field, holding onto the lead for the majority of the first quarter. But the basket seemed to shrink on the visitors, as they shot 7-for-36 from the field beginning with the final 1:45 of the first quarter through the end of the third quarter.
The Rams (16-5, 12-0 CACC) also started hot, hitting shot for shot with the Wildcats through the first quarter. Philadelphia shot 9-for-16 in the first quarter and scored the final six points of the frame to take a 20-18 lead into the second quarter.
With the lid closed on the Wildcats’ offensive basket, the Rams took advantage and continued to shoot 45.45 percent from the floor through the first three quarters, expanding the lead with scores of 19-8 in the second quarter and 15-9 in the third quarter. The Rams gained their largest lead of the game, 54-31, with 1:52 left in the third quarter.
Down 58-37 early in the fourth quarter, the Wildcats began their fourth quarter comeback, scoring the next six consecutive points and going on an 11-2 run overall to cut the deficit to 60-48. Lindsay Bradford started the spark with a pair form the free throw line before Auryonah Nash and Ashri Broadwater made back-to-back layup for the quick 6-0 spurt. Another personal 4-0 run by Broadwater followed by a free throw from Zameria Jones had the score to 60-48, but with only 32 seconds left. Macy Robinson hit the team’s lone three-pointer of the game with 15 seconds to play before Jones settled the final score with a layup in the waning seconds, 61-53.
Broadwater paced the Wildcats with 14 points while also grabbing seven rebounds. Jordan Hawkins chipped in with nine points while grabbing a team high 10 rebounds and picking up three blocks.
The Wildcats shot 35 percent (21-for-60) from the floor for the game while the Rams went 22-for-56 (39.3 percent) for the game, including just 2-for-12 in the fourth quarter to allow the Wildcats to get back into the contest. The Rams also hit five three-pointers to the Wildcats’ one.
Wilmington remains on the road to close out the month of January, as they head to Dominican on Saturday for a CACC cross division contest. The women begin the CACC doubleheader with a 1:00 p.m. opening tip.

Goldey-Beacom Women’s Basketball Falls, 72-69, at Chestnut Hill

Goldey-Beacom was doomed by a fourth-quarter run from Chestnut Hill and its best effort late fell short in a 72-69 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference loss in Philadelphia, PA.

The Griffins were down 60-54 in the fourth quarter when a 10-0 spurt put them on the other side of a 64-60 contest with 2:48 left. Caity Kuhnen scored four points in the run and closed things on a short jumper.

Sophomore Mikila Stefanski (Hammonton, NJ) gave GBC life by canning a huge 3-pointer to make it 64-63, but Brittany McDonough came back on the other end with her own triple for a four-point game with 2:08 remaining.

Sophomore Lexi Bruno (Millville, NJ) made a layup to help the Lightning close to 67-65 with 1:34 to play. Now a stop was needed from the vistors and they got it when freshman Tanner Turner-Rush (Harrisburg, PA) drew a charge, which was the fifth foul from Mary Trossi.

GBC now had its chance for the tie, but junior Jazz Lewis (Mount Holly, NJ) misfired on a short jumper and Chestnut Hill got the rebound. The Lightning were hoping for another stop, but Chestnut Hill’s Lauren Milligan made a huge layup with 27 seconds to play for a 69-65 game.

Sophomore Britani Bryson (Hampton, VA) hit a layup to bring GBC within 69-67 and it got life when Kuhnen made only 1-of-2 from the line with 15 seconds remaining for a 70-67 game.

The Lightning once again looked for the tie on the other end, but the perimeter was guarded and they had to settle for Lewis’ layup with 4.7 seconds to play for a 70-69 game. Kuhnen hit two free throws with 3.4 seconds left for a 72-69 contest, but Bruno’s 30-foot attempt for the tie fell short as time expired.

Bruno scored 17 points, Stefanski netted 15 to go with five 3-pointers and Bryson had 14 points and 14 rebounds for her eighth double-double of the season.

Kuhnen scored 24 points on 7-of-13 shooting with four 3-pointers, McDonough netted 15, Jaeda Wildgoose scored 12 and Milligan added 10 for the Griffins, who shot 45 percent (28-of-62) from the floor and owned a 48-39 rebounding edge.

GBC (5-15, 5-6 CACC) and Chestnut Hill (7-11, 5-6) now are part of a three-way tie with University of the Sciences (5-6) for third place in the CACC South Division. The top four teams in each of the two divisions advance to the conference tournament.

Goldey-Beacom went on a 13-0 run bridging the first two quarters to open a 29-21 lead with 7:13 left in the first half. Bruno began to take charge during that spurt with four points and Bryson also had four.

Bruno scored 10 in the opening half for the Lightning, who gained a 39-34 lead thanks in part to forcing 11 Griffins turnovers. Bruno shot 4-of-8 from the floor in the half to help her squad shoot 41 percent (16-of-39) from the field in that span.

Goldey-Beacom opens a four-game homestand Saturday vs. Nyack. The women’s game is at 1:00 pm and the men’s contest starts at 3:00 pm.

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Subject: Article: BOWLING: DSU’s MERKLINGER SHINES AT KUTZTOWN INVITATIONAL
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BOWLING: DSU’s MERKLINGER SHINES AT KUTZTOWN INVITATIONAL

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Tue, January 26, 2016

Dover, Del. (Jan. 26, 2016) — Delaware State sophomore Chelsey Merklinger (Kinzers, Pa.) had her best tournament of the season to lead the Hornets to a 7-4 overall record at the storm-shortened Kutztown Invitational last weekend.

DSU was 4-1 in regular team games and 3-3 in Baker competition during the tournament. Each Hornet traditional game victory was against a nationally-ranked opponent.

Merklinger had a total pinfall of 1134 for a season-best 226.8 average in five traditional games, tops among all 106 tournament competitors. She topped the 200 mark in each contest, including a high of 242, her second best score of the season.

Merklinger also had scores of 236, 232 and two games of 212 during the tournament to raise her season average to a team-best 201.8 in 29 games (5828 total pinfall).

Amber MacLeod (so.; Brick, N.J.) was second on the Hornets with a total pinfall of 1007, 21^st among all Kutztown Invitational bowlers. She rolled 200-or-better in four games, including a high 223.

Delaware State defeated North Carolina A&T 1001-920 in its first traditional contest. The Hornets and Aggies are tied for 11^th in the latest National Tenpin Coaches Association Top 25 poll.

DSU also posted regular team wins over No. 6 Wisconsin-Whitewater (946-936), No. 7 Fairleigh Dickinson (1018-858) and No. 17 Monmouth (1033-970) last weekend.

The Hornets suffered their only traditional game loss to No. 3 Vanderbilt (1050-1003).

Delaware State earned revenge over Vanderbilt with a 995-973 Baker victory. The Hornets also posted a 943-829 Baker win over No. 15 Valparaiso at the Kutztown Invitational.

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January 25, 2016 wrestlingdave Leave a comment

1-21-16 Boys Swimming

Dickinson HS

Conrad School

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay CSS Horgan, Saunders, Morrill, Benson 1:53.77
200 Freestyle CSS Grunza 2:01.94
200 Individual Medley CSS Pirrung 2:09.34
50 Freestyle JDHS Nix 25.89
1 meter Diving CSS Kidwell 185.10
100 Butterfly CSS Saunders 55.13
100 Freestyle JDHS Louie 59.72
500 Freestyle CSS Sies 6:15.16
200 Free Relay JDHS Nix, Chinnery, Bufano, Louie 1:41.87 (team record)
100 Backstroke JDHS Louie 1:14.57
100 Breaststroke CSS Eckrich 1:09.65
400 Free Relay JDHS Shotwell, Bright, Chinnery, Penn 4:41.01

Glasgow HS

William Penn HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: WP, (Cavanaugh, Estrada, Roache, Eriksen), 2:11.68
200 Freestyle: Burg, WP, 2:12.81
200 Individual Medley: Watson, GHS, 2:41.35
50 Freestyle: Eriksen, WP, 32.29
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: Roache, WP, 1:00.75
100 Freestyle: Kashner, WP, 1:00.85
500 Freestyle: Burg, WP, 6:12.79
200 Free Relay: WP, (Estrada, Cavanaugh, Hillman, Screven), 1:59.64
100 Backstroke: Roache, WP, 1:01.03
100 Breaststroke: Estrada, WP, 1:25.14
400 Free Relay: WP, (Burg, Cavanaugh, Kashner, Roache), 3:59.14

Milford HS

103

Dover HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: M Davis, Sobota, Hall, Mackesey 2:03.39
200 Freestyle: M C. Davis 2.19.63
200 Individual Medley: D Chris Valenti 2:39.64
50 Freestyle: M Sobota 24.57
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: M Hall 1:09.40
100 Freestyle: M Sobota 57.64
500 Freestyle: M S. Davis 6:08.77
200 Free Relay: D Spencer Valenti, Chris Valenti, Brandon Kramer, Kyle Young 1:42.43
100 Backstroke: D Chris Valenti 1:09.37
100 Breaststroke: M S. Davis 1:17.77
400 Free Relay: M S. Davis, Mackesey, Johnson, Hall 4:33.32

Sussex Academy

Cape Henlopen HS

127

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: Cape; Weeks, Schrock, Brokaw, Conrad, C.; 1:53.94
200 Freestyle: Brokaw, Cape, 2:09.15
200 Individual Medley: Weeks, Cape, 2:05.58
50 Freestyle: Hochrein, A., Cape, 24.34
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: Weeks, Cape, 55.35
100 Freestyle: Hochrein, Cape, 56.16
500 Freestyle: Toback, J., Cape, 5:49.98
200 Free Relay: Cape; Weeks, Geppert, Conrad, C., Hochrein, A.; 1:39.56
100 Backstroke: Toback, J., Cape, 1:09.77
100 Breaststroke: Schrock, Cape, 1:14.50
400 Free Relay: Cape; Brokaw, Toback, J., Schrock, Hochrein, A.; 3:57.84

1-21-16 Girls Swimming

Milford HS

109

Dover HS

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: M Vezmar, Fuente, Shockley Millman 2:15.64
200 Freestyle: M Fuente 2:27.47
200 Individual Medley: M Lingo 2:21.94
50 Freestyle: M Rossetti 27.94
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: M Wells 1:14.81
100 Freestyle: D Dionn Stevenson 1:00.89
500 Freestyle: M Lingo 5:36.53
200 Free Relay: M Wolfe, Wells, Rossetti, Lingo 1:53.79
100 Backstroke: M Rosetti 1:09.56
100 Breaststroke: D Cydney Barnes 1:12.58
400 Free Relay: M. Millman, Shockley, Vezmar, Fuente 4:21.48

Sussex Academy

Cape Henlopen HS

119

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: Cape; Nigh-Johnson, Hyde, Spicer, Caldwell; 2:06.63
200 Freestyle: Rambo, Cape, 2:06.78
200 Individual Medley: Hyde, Cape, 2:25.98
50 Freestyle: Weeks, Cape, 27.11
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: Weeks, Cape, 1:04.51
100 Freestyle: Nigh-Johnson, Cape, 1:00.75
500 Freestyle: Rambo, Cape, 5:46.67
200 Free Relay: Cape; Nigh-Johnson, Hyde, Rambo, Weeks; 1:52.80
100 Backstroke: Nigh-Johnson, Cape, 1:06.15
100 Breaststroke: Hyde, Cape, 1:21.51
400 Free Relay: Cape; Weeks, Rambo, Caldwell, Buchwald; 4:22.31

Glasgow HS59William Penn HS79Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay: WP, (S. Getchell, Evans, Tompkins, Bailey), 2:25.78
200 Freestyle: Latchford, WP, 2:25.82
200 Individual Medley: A. Getchell, WP, 3:06.52
50 Freestyle: Bailey, WP, 29.87
1 meter Diving
100 Butterfly: Grinnell, GHS, 1:30.08
100 Freestyle: Houston, GHS, 1:16.35
500 Freestyle: Latchford, WP, 6:45.75
200 Free Relay: WP, (Evans, A. Getchell, Miller, Latchford), 2:08.74
100 Backstroke: Guns, GHS, 1:27.48
100 Breaststroke: Tompkins, WP, 1:25.58
400 Free Relay:WP, (Latchford, Bailey, Getchell, Tompkins), 4:36.14

Dickinson HS

Conrad School

Scoring Summary:
200 Medley Relay CSS Yount, Swan, Northshield, Jones 2:01.84
200 Freestyle JDHS Ragan 2:36.28
200 Individual Medley CSS Jones 2:29.78
50 Freestyle CSS Northshield 26.25
1 meter Diving CSS Kidwell 145.20
100 Butterfly CSS Yount 1:08.41
100 Freestyle CSS Jones 1:00.00
500 Freestyle JDHS 8:53.18
200 Free Relay JDHS Manthorpe, Wilkins, Todd, Ragan 2:09.94
100 Backstroke CSS Yount 1:09.66
100 Breaststroke CSS Swan 1:20.12
400 Free Relay JDHS Flora, Budd, Wilkins, Delagado 6:52.94

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