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Letter from Sari, Iran

Trent Paulson

Hey Everyone:
I made it to Iran safely but it was a very exhausting trip! :o Eight & a half hrs from Chicago to Frankfort, GER then a 4 hr layover there, 5 hr flight to Tehran we arrived there at 1:45am Iranian time. Took us 3 hours to get throught customs (they took fingerprints of every single one of us) then a 5 hour bus ride through the mountains (sharp cliffs, bridges that looked collapsable, & caves) before finally arriving in Sari. We had breakfast right when we got to the hotel (tomatoes, cumcumbers, bread, fried chicken & egg) took a 4 hour nap then worked out. I went with Bill Zaddick, we drilled for 25 min then sparred for 30 minutes straight - after i was only 2 kilo's over. Its really hot here 95 degree's outside w/ high humidity (it doesnt help that their religion stipulates u should wear pants outside)- inside the wrestling room it was atleast 110 degrees we were all soaked - it was comparable to wrestling inside a sauna. There is no ALCOHOL in the entire country, i saw all this non alcholic beer and asked the translator what was up - I dont think TP1 could last long in this country! ha Its 8:22 pm here now and they serve dinner at 8:30. We are 9.5 hrs ahead of central time i believe. 55, 66 & 96 kilo compete on Saturday. 60, 74, 84 & 120 go sunday. Alright hope everyone back in the states are doing well - i miss you all! Much Love

TP1 out

ASICS/Vaughan Junior & Cadet National Championships
Fargo, ND July 18-24, 2010

 
WRESTLING: Japanese wrestlers visit Southern Indiana this week, compete in ...
Evening News and Tribune
Harris@newsandtribune.com JEFFERSONVILLE — During his tenure as the Jeffersonville High School wrestling coach, Danny Struck has given his wrestlers
 
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Former American University (AU) heavyweight Adam LoPiccolo has filed a federal lawsuit against the school, its former interim athletic director, and head wrestling coach Mark Cody, alleging the coach lied to and mistreated him by informing the wrestler if he told the truth about contracting Met...
PAWR is exicted to share that we will be in Fargo this upcoming week videoing matches and getting interviews. We will be able to film all matches although the finals will be posted on 24hr delay. PAWR will be focused on PA wrestlers but will also get other matches.
There are already some interviews of PA wrestlers, and a short video of the PA gear up on PAWR. First matches should be up on Sunday night.
While your waiting there are also a couple of good interviews of Jody Strittmatter (2x NCAA champ), and Pat Pecora (Univ of Pitt Johnsotwn coach) as well as coverage on Pitt Johnstown.
Check out the coverage at
http://www.facebook.com/l/14e7cVT5NhgCYQovT_ka7oRm9Vw;www.PAWRvideo.com

 

 

2010 USA Wrestling National & Regional Events
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DateEventAge Groups/StylesLocationWebsite
07-18-2010Cadet & ASICS/Vaughan Junior National ChampionshipsJunior  Cadet 
Style(s): FS  GR  WMFS 
Fargo, ND
 
 
 



 
 HEYDAR ALIYEV GOLDEN GRAND PRIX FINAL
At Baku, Azerbaijan, July 16

Men’s freestyle results

55 kg/121 lbs.
Gold - Shinichi Yumoto (Japan)
Silver - Nariman Israpilov (Russia)
Bronze - Besarion Gochashvili (Georgia)
Bronze - Angel Escobedo (USA)
5th - Yasuhiro Inaba (Japan)
5th - Radoslav Velikov (Bulgaria)
7th - Nurlan Makenaliyev (Kyrgyzstan)
8th - Naranbaatar Bayaraa (Mongolia)
9th - Namig Sovdumov (Azerbaijan)
10th - Mikhail Zakharov (Kyrgyzstan)

60 kg/132 lbs.
Gold - Vasyl Fedoryshin (Ukraine)
Silver - Shawn Bunch (USA)
Bronze - Saeid Ahmad Zarinkolaei (Iran)
Bronze - Kordiani Malkhaz (Georgia)
5th - Khaybulla Shaalov (Azerbaijan)
5th - Giorgi Baliashvili (Georgia)
7th - Ulan Nadyrbek Uulu (Kyrgyzstan)
8th - Aghahuseyn Mustafayev (Azerbaijan)
9th - Shogo Maeda (Japan)
10th - Dilshod Mansurov (Uzbekistan)

66 kg/145.5 lbs.
Gold - Jabrayil Hasanov (Azerbaijan)
Silver - Emin Azizov (Azerbaijan)
Bronze - Mohsen Jahan Bakhshian (Iran)
Bronze - Brent Metcalf (USA)
5th - Khuchua Goga (Georgia)
5th - Ikhtiyor Navruzov (Uzbekistan)
7th - Ruslan Dibirgadjiyev (Azerbaijan)
8th - Haislan Garcia (Canada)
9th - Semen Radulov (Ukraine)
10th - Mohsen Aghajani Ozonbolagh (Iran)

74 kg/163 lbs.
Gold - Aleksander Gostiev (Russia)
Silver - Travis Paulson (USA)
Bronze - Chamsulvara Chamsulvarayev (Azerbaijan)
Bronze - Kamal Malikov (Russia)
5th - Gadji Ziavoinovich Gadjiev (Russia)
5th - Irbek Farniev (Russia)
7th - Abdulkhakim Shapiyev (Kazakhstan)
8th - Anuar Geduev (Russia)
9th - Ashraf Aliyev (Azerbaijan)
10th - Giya Chykhladze (Ukraine)

84 kg/185 lbs.
Gold - Nauruz Temrezov (Azerbaijan)
Silver - Jake Herbert (USA)
Bronze - Sharif Sharipov (Azerbaijan)
Bronze - Georgy Rubaev (Russia)
5th - Beka Chelidze (Georgia)
5th - Esmaeil Nejaeyanahmadian (Iran)
7th - Mihail Petrov Ganev (Bulgaria)
8th - Soslan Tigiev (Uzbekistan)
9th - Viktor Mukha (Ukraine)
10th - Keith Gavin (USA)

96 kg/211.5 lbs.
Gold - Khetag Gazyumov (Azerbaijan)
Silver - Jamaladdin Magomedov (Azerbaijan)
Bronze - George Gogshelidze (Georgia)
Bronze - Beldukhi Gavashelishvili (Georgia)
5th - Jafar Alidad Daliri (Iran)
5th - Valerii Andiitsev (Ukraine)
7th - J.D. Bergman (USA)
8th - Kenan Gor (Turkey)
9th - Daulet Shabanbay (Kazakhstan)
10th - Mehman Imamguliyev (Azerbaijan)

120 kg/264.5 lbs.
Gold – Fatih Cakiroglu (Turkey)
Silver – Tervel Dlagnev (USA)
Bronze – Levan Berianidze (Georgia)
Bronze – Ali Isayev (Azerbaijan)
5th – Davit Modzemanashvili (Georgia)
5th - Sayed Azarshakib (Iran)

U.S. men’s freestyle results

55 kg/121 lbs. – Obe Blanc, Stillwater, Okla. (Gator WC), dnp/11th
WIN Amiran Elbakidze (Georgia), 1-0, 2-0
LOSS Angel Escobedo (USA), 0-1, 0-2

55 kg/121 lbs. – Angel Escobedo, Colorado Springs, Colo. (New York AC), 3rd
WIN Lasha Lomtadze (Georgia), 6-0, 2-0
WIN Obe Blanc (USA), 1-0, 2-0
LOSS Nariman Israpilov (Russia), 0-1, 1-1
WIN Nurlan Makenaliev (Kyrgyzstan), 0-5, 5-0, 8-1
WIN Radislav Velikov (Bulgaria), 1-0, 2-3, 4-0

60 kg/132 lbs. – Shawn Bunch, Columbus, Ohio (Gator WC), 2nd
WIN Dilshod Mansurov (Uzbekistan), 1-0, 0-1, 3-0
WIN Kordiani Malkhaz (Georgia), 1-0, 2-0
WIN Giorgi Baliashvili (Georgia), 1-0, 3-0
LOSS Vasyl Fedoryshin (Ukraine), 0-1, 0-1

66 kg/145.5 lbs. – Brent Metcalf, Iowa City, Iowa (New York AC), 3rd
WIN Nozadze Paata (Georgia), 4-0, 1-0
WIN Ruslan Dibirgadijiev (Azerbaijan), 2-0, 2-4, 1-0
LOSS Jabrayil Hasanov (Azerbaijan), 0-6, 0-5
WIN Ikhtiyor Navruzov (Uzbekistan), 6-0, 5-3

74 kg/163 lbs. – Travis Paulson, Ames, Iowa (Sunkist Kids), 2nd
WIN Kamal Malikov (Russia), 1-0, 3-0
WIN Giya Chykhladze (Ukraine), 1-0, 1-0
WIN Abdulkhahim Shapiyev (Kazakhstan), 0-3, pin
WIN Irbek Farniev (Russia), 1-0, 1-0
LOSS Aleksander Gostiev (Russia), 0-3, 2-0, 0-1

74 kg/163 lbs. – Andrew Howe, Cedar Lake, Ind. (New York AC), dnp/15th
LOSS Chamsulvara Chamsulvarayev (Azerbaijan), 0-1, 1-2

84 kg/185 lbs. – Jake Herbert, Evanston, Ill. (New York AC), 2nd
WIN Georgy Rubaev (Russia), 1-0, 3-3
WIN Soslan Tigiev (Uzbekistan), 6-0, 1-2, 3-2
WIN Esmaeil Nejaevanahmadian (Iran), 1-0, 2-0
LOSS Nauruz Temrezov (Azerbaijan), 1-1, 0-1

84 kg/185 lbs. – Keith Gavin, Pittsburgh, Pa. (Lehigh Valley AC), 10th
WIN Mohammed Hossein Zadeh (Iran), 4-3, 1-4, 2-1
LOSS Sharif Sharipov (Azerbaijan), 0-2, 0-6

96 kg/211.5 lbs. – J.D. Bergman, Columbus, Ohio (New York AC), 7th
WIN Qerashvili Davit (Georgia), 2-0, 1-0
LOSS Jamaladdin Magomedov (Azerbaijan), 1-3, 1-3
LOSS Valerri Andriitsev (Ukraine), default

120 kg/264.5 lbs. – Les Sigman, State College, Pa. (Nittany Lion WC), final placement not currently available
WIN Seyed Rasouli (Iran), 3-1, 5-2
LOSS Fatih Cakiroglu (Turkey), 0-2, 1-3
LOSS Davit Modzmanashvili (Georgia), 1-2, 0-2

120 kg/264.5 lbs. – Tervel Dlagnev, Columbus, Ohio (Sunkist Kids), 2nd
WIN Ali Asayev (Azerbaijan), 3-1, 3-0
WIN Maksim Pokhorov (Azerbaijan), 3-1, 1-0
WIN Sayed Azarshakib (Iran), 1-0, 1-0
LOSS Fatih Cakiroglu (Turkey), 0-2, 0-1

U.S. women’s freestyle first round draws

48 kg/105.5 lbs. – Alyssa Lampe, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Sunkist Kids)
vs. Iwona Matkowska (Poland)

59 kg/130 lbs. – Kelsey Campbell, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Sunkist Kids)
vs Kei Yamana (Japan)

63 kg/138.75 lbs – Elena Pirozhkova, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Gator WC)
vs. Nadya Sementsova (Azerbaijan)

72 kg/158.5 lbs. – Stephany Lee, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Sunkist Kids)
vs. Marina Gastl (Austria)
 
 
   

 

Heskett named Army coach

Army has named Joe Heskett, a four-time all-American and national champion at Iowa State, its wrestling coach.

Heskett, a 2001 Iowa State graduate, spent the past four years as an assistant coach at Ohio State. He replaces Chuck Barbee, who resigned after his 10th season to pursue other interests.


 

twtpoll.com
Cast your vote now for the June USOC Female Athlete of the Month! By @USOlympic | Twtpoll

 

Joe Boardwine named head wrestling coach at Campbell University
The Apex Herald
BUIES CREEK, NC – Joe Boardwine, one of the top high school wrestling coaches in the State of Ohio, has been hired as head wrestling coach at Campbell

 

La Crosse to host 2012 NCAA Div III wrestling championships
The NCAA announced Friday that La Crosse, Wisconsin will be the site of the 2012 NCAA Division III wrestling championships . The event will be held March 

 

Chris Bono, assistant wrestling coach -- and former NCAA champ -- for Iowa State has announced his resignation from the Cyclone staff. A press release issued by the school said he is going to "pursue opportunities inside and outside the...

 

NCAA Division I wrestling championships to return to Oklahoma City ...
There's a Ford in the future of the NCAA Division I wrestling championships. In 2014, the NCAAs will return to Ford Center in Oklahoma City , with the ...
www.examiner.com/x-7334-College-Wrestling-Examiner~y20...

 

 

WIN-Magazine: Brands college coach of the year; Ness pins down Schalles award

 

Disney Duals Results and Schedule

www.ydr.com
No matter that his first varsity wrestling match is still five months away. Chance Marsteller, a rising Kennard-Dale ninth-grader, continues to turn heads from one elite tournament to the next, one state to another.
 
 ISU to Host 2013 Wrestling Championships in Des Moines - Iowa ...
"Showcasing the NCAA Wrestling Tournament at Wells Fargo Arena is exactly the type of national event that was envisioned for the Iowa Events Center since it ...
 
 
 
 

Wrestling Jobs

 
Assistant Wrestling Coach
Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Clarion, PA
ASSISTANT WRESTLING COACH POSITION Clarion University of Pennsylvania is seeking applications for the position of Assistant Wrestling Coach. Clarion University...
 
 Polo Community Unit School District #222 - Polo, IL
See original job posting at k12jobspot.com »
Assistant High School Wrestling Coach. 2010-2011 school year.
 
Assistant Wrestling Coach - NCAA:Career Center
Assistant Wrestling Coach, POSTED: Jun 07. Salary: Open, Location: Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. Employer: Bucknell University, Type: Full Time - Experienced
 
 
Nebraska's move to Big Ten isn't a surprise to Greenfield
Belleville News Democrat
The Althoff graduate helped the Cornhuskers become one of the top programs in the nation, placing fourth at the NCAA Division I national tournament in both ...
Will Iowa State wrestling be left out in the cold by a Big 12 breakup?
Examiner.com
Even if Iowa State wrestling becomes a conference-less orphan, Moyer thinks the Cyclones will still be able to qualify wrestlers for the NCAA Championships, ...
Examiner.com
Univesity of Missouri stays committed to Big 12... but that could change
Examiner.com
Missouri's wrestling program has made a name for itself in recent years. At the 2010 NCAA Division I championships, the Tigers placed tenth in the team ...
 
Ohio state wrestling dual meet tournament added by Ohio High School Athletic Association starting in 2012-13 school year
 
Rohan Murpy 
 
 
*If you would like to book Rohan for a speaking engagement please email him at RohanMurphy96@gmail.com
   
 
 
The NCAA Wrestling Committee is requesting applications from interested individuals to serve as the NCAA Wrestling Secretary-Rules Editor. This position is a four-year term, renewable once. A modest stipend is paid. Duties and Responsibilities: • Record rules changes adopted by the committee and update the rules manuscript accordingly
ncaamarket.ncaa.org
Job position for NCAA Wrestling Secretary-Rules Editor with National Collegiate Athletic Association.
 

Wrestling. Former Olympian Cary Kolat Rejoins UNC Wrestling Staff

CHAPEL HILL - Cary Kolat, former two-time NCAA champion and member of the 2000 United States Olympic Wrestling Team, is returning to UNC as Director of Wrestling Operations, Tar Heel head coach C.D. Mock announced. Kolat will also be the director and... Full Article at University of North Carolina 

 Schwab could be spark UNI wrestling needs
Gazette Online
Schwab inherits a program that dropped to 40th at the NCAA tournament with one medalist. He understands turning it around will take time ..

 

 
 

rise.espn.go.com
With three major postseason national tournaments (NHSCA Nationals, FloNationals, and the USA Cadet/Junior Folkstyle Nationals) and two all-star meets (Dapper Dan Wrestling Classic and Wrestling USA/Cliff Keen Dream Team Classic) completed, the end of the scholastic wrestling season has come.

 

Support Olympic and World wrestling medalists by booking travel with USAWrestlingTravel.com.When you book travel with USAWrestlingTravel.com, dollars generated will support the Living the Dream Medal Fund.

 

 Media Reports: UNI to hire Doug Schwab as wrestling coach « Public ...
By Paul Yeager
Schwab has been on Iowa Public Television as many times as I have. Through his various appearances on our College Wrestling programs, he's also been featured in our Olympic Iowans series produced by Judy Blank.

 

State champ Martinez leaves Graham wrestling program
ST. PARIS — Two-time state champion Felipe Martinez is leaving his wrestling family to stay near his real family.

 

ISU coach Kevin Jackson has been named Amateur Wrestling News’ 2009-10 Rookie Coach of the Year.

 

InterMat has released its recruiting class rankings for 2010.

Iowa, on the strength of six Top 100 recruits, five of which are ranked inside the Top 30, sits atop the rankings. Fellow Big Ten Conference programs Penn State, Northwestern, and Minnesota are next in the rankings with five Top 100 wrestlers each.

1. Iowa

2. Penn State

3. Northwestern

4. Minnesota

5. Iowa State

6. Nebraska

7. Indiana

8. Cornell

9. Arizona State

10. Maryland

2010 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships
Final Team Standings (TopTen)

2010 Champs
125 McDonough Iowa
133 Ness Minnesota
141 Dake Cornell
149 Metcalf Iowa
157 O'Connor Harvard
165 Howe Wisconsin
174 Borschel Iowa
184 Asken Missouri
197 Varner Iowa State
285 Zabriskie Iowa
 

Team Scores
1. Iowa: 134.5
2. Cornell: 90
3. Iowa State: 75
4. Wisconsin: 70.5
5. Oklahoma: 69
6. Oklahoma State: 65
7. Minnesota: 63
8. Ohio State: 62
9. Penn State: 49
10. Missouri: 48
 

125
1. #3 Matt McDonough (Iowa)
2. #5 Andrew Long (Iowa State)
3. #1 Angel Escobedo (Indiana)
4. #2 Troy Nickerson (Cornell)
5. #6 Zach Sanders (Minnesota)
6. US Cashe Quiroga (Purdue)
7. #4 Anthony Robles (Arizona State)
8. US Nikko Triggas (Ohio State)
 

133
1. #1 Jayson Ness (Minnesota)
2. #2 Daniel Dennis (Iowa)
3. #3 Franklin Gomez (Michigan State)
4. #4 Jordan Oliver (Oklahoma State)
5. #8 Tyler Graff (Wisconsin)
6. #6 Dan Mitcheff (Kent State)
7. #5 Boris Novachkov (Cal Poly)
8. #9 Steve Bell (Maryland)
 

141
1. #1 Kyle Dake (Cornell)
2. #6 Montell Marion (Iowa)
3. #4 Reece Humphrey (Ohio State)
4. #5 Zack Bailey (Oklahoma)
5. #10 Tyler Nauman (Pittsburgh)
6. US Germane Lindsey (Ohio)
7. #3 Mike Thorn (Minnesota)
8. #11 Chris Diaz (Virginia Tech)
 

149
1. #2 Brent Metcalf (Iowa)
2. #1 Lance Palmer (Ohio State)
3. #3 Kyle Terry (Oklahoma)
4. #4 Kyle Ruschell (Wisconsin)
5. #5 Frank Molinaro (Penn State)
6. US Torsten Gillespie (Edinboro)
7. #9 Kevin LeValley (Bucknell)
8. US Kyle Borshoff (American)
 

157
1. #1 JP O’Connor (Harvard)
2. #7 Chase Pami (Cal Poly)
3. #2 Adam Hall (Boise State)
4. US Justin Lister (Binghamton)
5. #5 Steve Fittery (American)
6. #4 Cyler Sanderson (Penn State)
7. US Justin Gaethje (Northern Colorado)
8. #12 Steve Brown (Central Michigan)
 

165
1. #1 Andrew Howe (Wisconsin)
2. #6 Dan Vallimont (Penn State)
3. #2 Jarrod King (Edinboro)
4. US Nick Amuchastegui (Stanford)
5. US Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma)
6. #9 Andy Rendos (Bucknell)
7. #7 Ryan Morningstar (Iowa)
8. US Chris Brown (Old Dominion)
 

174
1. #2 Jay Borschel (Iowa)
2. #1 Mack Lewnes (Cornell)
3. #3 Chris Henrich (Virginia)
4. #4 Stephen Dwyer (Nebraska)
5. #10 Jordan Blanton (Illinois)
6. #7 Ben Bennett (Central Michigan)
7. US Scott Giffin (Pennsylvania)
8. US Jarion Beets (Northern Iowa)
 

184
1. #6 Max Askren (Missouri)
2. #1 Kirk Smith (Boise State)
3. #4 Michael Cannon (American)
4. #7 Joe LeBlanc (Wyoming)
5. #2 John Dergo (Illinois)
6. #5 Clayton Foster (Oklahoma State)
7. #3 Dustin Kilgore (Kent State)
8. #9 Phil Keddy (Iowa)
 

197
1. #1 Jake Varner (Iowa State)
2. #2 Craig Brester (Nebraska)
3. #4 Cam Simaz (Cornell)
4. #3 Hudson Taylor (Maryland)
5. #6 Eric Lapotsky (Oklahoma)
6. #5 Trevor Brandvold (Wisconsin)
7. US Alan Gelogaev (Oklahoma State)
8. #8 Sonny Yohn (Minnesota)
 

285
1. #1 David Zabriskie (Iowa State)
2. #2 Jared Rosholt (Oklahoma State)
3. #3 Zach Rey (Lehigh)
4. #4 Konrad Dudziak (Duke)
5. #11 Mitch Monteiro (Cal State Bakersfield)
6. #9 Mark Ellis (Missouri)
7. #5 Dan Erekson (Iowa)
8. #7 Jarod Trice (Central Michigan)
 

Outstanding Wrestler: Jayson Ness (Minnesota)

Coach of the Year: Barry Davis (Wisconsin)

Gorrarian: Brent Jones (Virginia) The Outstanding Wrestler Award went to Minnesota senior Jayson Ness, a four-time All-American who finished his career with a title at 133 pounds.
All-American breakdown from the 2010 NCAA Championships in Omaha, Neb.
By school -- (8) Iowa; (4) Cornell, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Wisconsin; (3) American, Central Michigan, Iowa State, Ohio State, Penn State; (2) Boise State, Bucknell, Cal Poly, Edinboro, Illinois, Kent State, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska; (1) Arizona State, Bakersfield, Duke, Harvard, Indiana, Lehigh, Michigan State, Northern Colorado, Northern Iowa, Old Dominion, Ohio, Penn, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Stanford, Binghamton, Virginia Tech, Virginia, Wyoming

All-Americans by home state -- (8) Pennsylvania; (7) New York; (6) Iowa, New Jersey; (4) Colorado, Idaho, California, Illinios, Indiana, Minnesota, Michigan; (3) Ohio; (2) Oklahoma, Arizona, Maryland, Missouri, Oregon, Utah, Wisconsin; (1) Delaware, Florida, Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska, Nevada, Virginia ... and (1) Moscow, Russia
2011 NCAA 'S in Philadelphia
   

 

The Original
Dapper Dan Wrestling Classic
The Rose Bowl of Wrestling
Classic XXXVI
Saturday March 20, 2010

TEAM USA 30, TEAM PENNSYLVANIA 13

130: Jamie Clark (Ohio) dec. Joe Spisak (Boiling Springs) 3-1. 112: Ryak Finch (Arizona) dec. Michael Rhone (Benton) 8-5. 215: Spencer Myers (Selinsgrove) dec. Trevor Rupp (Idaho) 3-1. 125: Logan Stieber (Ohio) dec. Mitchell Port (Bellefonte) 11-5. 285: Bobby Telford (Delaware) pin Evan Craig (Abington Heights) 3:39. 119: Ty Mitch (Ohio) dec. Anthony Marino (Liberty) 12-11. 189: Mike Evans (New Jersey) dec. Jamie Callender (Council Rock North) 8-5. 171: Nick Visicaro (New Jersey) dec. Matt Cunningham (Shady Side Academy) 10-5. 140: Chris Villalonga (New Jersey) dec. Josh Kindig (Blue Mountain) 6-2. 135: Josh Dziewa (Council Rock South) dec. Ryan Nieman (Michigan) 14-5. 160: Marshall Peppelman (Central Dauphin) dec. Nick Sulzer (Ohio) 1-0. 145: Andrew Alton (Central Mountain) dec. Joe Cozart (Florida) 9-4. 152: Jackson Morse (Michigan) dec. Dylan Alton (Central Mountain) 7-6.

 New York 26, WPIAL 21

112: Ryan Bohince (Penn-Trafford) dec. Brandon Ling (Penfield, NY) 9-7
119: Damon McQueen (Huntington, NY) dec. Alex Dunaway (McGuffey) 6-1
125: Nick Arujau (Syosset, NY) technical fall Carson Brooks (Fox Chapel) 19-0, 3:36
130: Frank Martellotti (Shady Side Academy) dec. Taylor Laraia (Newburgh Free Academy, NY) 10-3
135: Cody Ruggirello (Valley Central, NY) pin Colton Blumer (West Greene) 3:52
140: Sam Lombardo (Canon-McMillan) dec. CJ Howard (Pittsford, NY) 10-8
145: Andy Candiello (North Allegheny) dec. Andy Rodriguez (Central Islip, NY) 4-3, tb
152: Giuseppi Lanzi (Amsterdam, NY) dec. Zach Shannon (Kiski Area) 2-1
160: Troy Reaghard (West Allegheny) dec. Ryan Fox (Huntington, NY) 2-1
171: Tyler Wilps (Chartiers Valley) dec. Joe Glennon (Lansing, NY) 2-1
189: Eric Shaffer (Greater Latrobe) dec. Brandon Contreras (Penfield, NY) 6-5
215: Kyle Colling (Pioneer, NY) technical fall Brandon Fedorka (Hopewell) 19-3, 4:15
285: Lance Moore (Johnson City, NY) major decision Adam Lazenga (Bethel Park) 13-4

Outstanding Wrestlers:
New York: Cody Ruggirello, Valley Central, 135 pounds
WPIAL: Andy Candiello, North Allegheny, 145 pounds

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Photo by Becky Delp Crossface wrestling Photojournalist   Fitzgerald Field House, University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
 
  

NCWA National Results--MEN’S DIVISION

TEAM SCORES
Division I Teams Top 20
1. Central Florida – 128; 2. Apprentice – 111.5; 3. So. Illinois-Edwardsville – 107.5; 4. Grand Valley State – 90.5; 5. U.S. Naval Academy Prep – 81.5; 6. West Chester – 72.5; 7. Marion Military Institute – 58; 8. U.S. Air Force Academy Prep – 47.5; 9. Md.-Baltimore County – 46.5; 10. U.S. Military Academy Prep - 41; 11. Colorado State – 37; 12. Northwest Missouri State – 31; 13. Tennessee Temple – 28; 14. Winona State – 25.5; 15. Williamson School of Trade – 18; 16. Amherst College – 17.5; 17. San Jose State – 12.5; 18. Texas-Arlington – 11; 19. Florida A&M – 10.5; 20. New Hampshire – 9.5

Division II Clubs
1. MIT – 64.5; 2. Kennesaw State – 36; 3. Northampton CC – 35.5; 4. Hudson Valley CC – 35; 5. Georgia Southern – 31.5; 6t. Massachusetts - 29; 6t. Georgia – 29; 8. Texas A&M – 27; 9. South Carolina – 26; 10. Penn State – 23.5; 11. Vermont – 23; 12t. Wichita State – 22.5; 12t. Douglas College – 22.5; 14. Kansas State – 19; 15. Southern Virginia – 18; 16t. Penn State – Dubois – 17.5; 16t. Blair Academy (Pa.) – 17.5; 18. Bowling Green – 16; 19t. Northeastern – 15.5; 19t. Slippery Rock – 15.5

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

125 pounds
Championship – Grant Kadokura, MIT, def. Frankie Miller, Georgia, by fall 3:37
Third-place – Craig Addison, NW Missouri State, def. Alexander Chiricosta, Central Florida, 8-4
Fifth-place – Anthony Fusco, Northampton CC, def. John Dickinson, West Chester, 6-3
Seventh-place – Jericho Urmenita, U.S. Naval Academy Prep, def. Angelo Ambridge, Md.-Baltimore County, 13-3

133 pounds
Championship – Shane Gentry, U.S. Naval Academy Prep, def. Marcus Chevres, Apprentice, 7-6
Third-place – Brendan Murphy, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, def. Steve DeAugustino, Central Florida, 6-4
Fifth-place – Rob Vollrath, Penn State, def. Adam Bastow, Grand Valley State, 3-2
Seventh-place – Michael Perez, Bowling Green, def. Ramond Ramirez, Texas-Arlington, 2-1

141 pounds
Championship – Ty Holley, Apprentice, def. Brandon Westerman, Marion Military Institute, 7-1
Third-place – Kendall Albert, Kennesaw State, def. Raymond Borja, U.S. Naval Academy Prep, 6-5
Fifth-place – Dillon Pousson, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, def. Raj Rai, Douglas College, by fall 6:05
Seventh-place – Nate Hall, Grand Valley State, def. Wade McCorkel, Penn State, 9-6

149 pounds
Championship – Dillon Evans, West Chester, def. Paul Hancock, U.S. Military Academy Prep, 5-4
Third-place – Josh Kreimier, U.S. Air Force Prep, def. Mark Cirello, Blair Academy, by fall 2:30
Fifth-place – Robert Merchant, SUNY-Cobleskill, def. Paul Martin, Hudson Valley CC, 21-6
Seventh-place – Jay Mitchell, Marion Military Institute, def. T.J. Gillin, Central Florida, 11-5

157 pounds
Championship – Peter Rose, Southern Virginia, def. Andrew Ritchie, Northampton CC, 7-6
Third-place – Matt Perry, Apprentice, def. Patrick McIntosh, Apprentice, 4-3
Fifth-place – Steve Ross, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, def. Eric Powell, Williamson School of Trade, 8-0
Seventh-place – Jarret Hoeppner, U.S. Air Force Academy Prep, def. Jeremy Edward, Illinois State, 16-0

165 pounds
Championship – Aaron Hynick, Wichita State, def. Dustin Tancredi, West Chester, 6-4
Third-place – Carter Adams, U.S. Air Force Academy Prep, def. Ryan Madson, MIT, 3-1
Fifth-place – Adam Knepper, Slippery Rock, def. Tom Kiefer, Toledo, 7-4
Seventh-place – Will Harcum, Apprentice, def. Eric Pretto, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, by fall 2:38

174 pounds
Championship – Kevin Bacci, West Chester, def. Adam Roberts, Vermont, by fall 6:38
Third-place – Christopher Hauser, Central Florida, def. Zach Coe, Md.-Baltimore County, 9-5
Fifth-place – Jacob Hyde, Oakland, def. Ross Cravens, Kennesaw State, forfeit
Seventh-place – Luke Schiefelbein, MIT, def. Jordan Krulik, U.S. Naval Academy Prep, medical forfeit

184 pounds
Championship – Ian Stephens, Tennessee Temple, def. Ben Brummel, South Carolina, 2-1
Third-place – James Mannier, U.S. Naval Academy Prep, def. Matt Clement, Massachusetts, by fall 6:51
Fifth-place – David Sponhauer, Grand Valley State, def. Derek Marshall, Grand Valley State, 12-4
Seventh-place – Zumarr Archer, Central Florida, def. Quinten Bowling, Apprentice, 11-3

197 pounds
Championship – John Aikens, Grand Valley State, def. Joe Silverman, MIT, by fall 1:21
Third-place – Richard Rippy, Central Florida, def. Jeff Ducote, U.S. Military Academy Prep, 4-1
Fifth-place – Arthur Smith, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, def. Stuart Roes, Apprentice, 17-4
Seventh-place – Roland Pitts, Florida A&M, def. Arjan Gill, Douglas College, 9-6

235 pounds
Championship – Brooks Pendleton, Georgia Southern, def. Brian Milford, Texas A&M, 5-0
Third-place – Travis Dickenson, Amherst, def. Michael Dominguez, Central Florida, medical forfeit
Fifth-place – Marty Racenis, Lafayette, def. Mark Koski, Florida, 6-4
Seventh-place – Joseph Disalvo, Northeastern, def. Carl Worthy, Grand Valley State, 7-2

285 pounds
Championship – David Devine, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, def. Ed Backus, Hudson Valley CC, 7-5
Third-place – Cameron Adcox, Kansas State, def. Daniel Rowe, Central Florida, by fall 7:58
Fifth-place – Cam Miller, Winona State, def. Enes Ozekin, Colorado State, by fall 3:32
Seventh-place – Sidney Garrett, Tennessee Temple, def. Michael Mullen, Marion Military Institute, by fall 2:22
 

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