|  SCORES and RESULTS (Hopefully you can find the wrestling scores your looking for. Wyoming Seminary cruised to its fourth consecutive Pennsylvania Prep title behind eight individual victories at Westtown School in West Chester. Evan Botwin (103), Dom Malone (112), Simon Kitzis (135), Chris Moon (160), Jay Wieller (171), Matt Bilodeau (189), Ben Puza (215) and Mike McMullan each captured titles for the No. 5 ranked team in the country. McMullan, the No. 1 ranked heavyweight in the country, took home the honor for Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament. In total, 13 Blue Knight wrestlers came away as place winners and will advance to the National Prep tournament next Friday and Saturday at Lehigh University. "We're really proud." Seminary coach John Gordon said. "Obviously, as a team, we were excited to get the eight individual titles. We thought about how we wanted to improve our performance and one of those ways was to get more guys to the top of podium." Gordon said the cheers during the championship bouts were either for or against Seminary. Many of the state's prep schools are located near the Philadelphia area. "We're happy that the center of PA Prep wrestling is still in Northeast Pennsylvania," Gordon said EXPORT PA – The Nittany Lions brought home the Collegiate State Championship to DuBois by defeating 5th ranked NCAA DIII Powerhouse Del Val this past weekend in the gym of Pennsylvania State runner up Williamson Trade.
Both the Lions and the Tradesmen placed athletes at 6 of 11 weight classes to come away with a total of 80 and 66.5 points respectfully. Both teams besting Delaware Valley’s 65.5 3rd place points. Northampton College scored 62.5 to take 4th while the Penn State Club team placed 5th with 49 points.
Five separate Colleges boasted Champions, Northampton with Champions at 125 & 157, Penn State at 133 & 184, Keystone College at 141, Del Val at 149, 165, 235 & 285 and Penn State Dubois at 197. Even with 4 Champions Del Val Could not hold off the well rounded teams fielded by Dubois and Williamson.
Other schools with State placers included Lafayette and Slippery Rock College.
Pennsylvania Collegiate State Championships
School Points
1. Penn State Dubois 80.0
2. Williamson School of Mechanical Trades 66.5
3. Delaware Valley College 65.5
4. Northampton CC 62.5
5. Penn State 49.0
125 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. Tony Fusco Northampton
2. Andrew Spicer PSU Dubois
3. Norman Switzerh Williamson
133 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. Rob Vollrath Penn State
2. Jason Turpyn Penn State
3. TJ Casula Williamson
141 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. Sam Wiermusz Keystone College
2. Justin Adamek Williamson
3. Brian Kahill Del Val
149 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. Dale Fava Del Val
2. Kasey Haines PSU Dubois
3. Wade McCorkel Penn State
157 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. Andrew Ritchie Northampton
2. Eric Powell Williamson
3. Frank Labrusciano PSU
165 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. Justin Barowski Del Val
2. Ryan Cressman Northampton
3. Paul Hallowell PSU
174 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. Tyler Foreman Northampton
2. Adam Knepper Slippery Rock
3. Zach Gallagher Williamson
184 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. Brian Goeringer Penn State
2. Shawn Hall PSU Dubois
3. Julian Gulblinski Lafayette
197 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. Joe Shields PSU Dubois
2. John Lang Williamson
3. Byron Burwell Northampton
235 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. JD Zitone Del Val
2. Marty Racenis Lafayette
3. Chris Downer PSU Dubois
285 Top 3 Individuals
Name School
1. Zeke Pyle Del Val
2. Roy Woetring Lafayette
3. James Mosher PSU Dubois Escape the Rock Tournament Team standings: 1. Wyoming Seminary 243; 2. Central Mountain 219; 3. Parkland 136; 4. Sussex Central (Del.) 128½; 5. Bethlehem Catholic 116½; 6. Council Rock South 112; 6. (tie) Paulsboro (N.J.) 112; 8. North Catholic 109½; 9. Middletown 104; 10. Solanco 101½; 11. Athens 93½; 12. Bayard Rustin 91; 12. (tie) Council Rock North 91; 14. Garnet Valley 75; 15. Spring Grove 73½; 16. Great Valley 72; 17. Line Mountain 71½; 18. Lenape Valley Regional (N.J.) 67½; 19. Big Spring 66; 20. Delaware Valley 61½; 21. Owen J. Roberts 56; 22. Randolph 43; 23. Salesianum (Del.) 39½; 24. Bald Eagle Area 37½. Championship finals 103: Zain Retherford (LM) dec. Darian Cruz (BC), 1-0. 160: Chris Moon (WS) dec. Jay Matheus (SC), 3-2. 189: Jamie Callender (CRN) pinned Matt Bilodeau (WS), 3:07. 135: Simon Kitzis (WS) pinned Ryan Walls (SC), 2:47. 140: Brian Brill (CM) dec. Cohl Fulk (WS), 10-4. 112: Dom Malone (WS) dec. David White (A), 2-1. 152: Dylan Alton (CM) pinned Bo Candelaria (M) 4:52. 215: Zach Greenwald (Pau) dec. Scott Syrek (OJR), 5-2. 285: Zach Corl (CM) dec. Casey Haines (GrV), 3-1. 130: Dan Neff (So) dec. Eric Morris (WS), 3-1. 125: Joe Duca (Pau) dec. Brandon Shultie (SC), 6-3. 119: Kyle Johnson (WS) dec. Brandon Davis (Par), 6-4 (OT). 171: Dylan Caprio (CM) dec Jay Wieller (WS), 7-3. 145: Andrew Alton (CM) dec. Josh Dziewa (CRS), 10-6. Outstanding Wrestler: Andrew Alton, Central Mountain Most pins in least time: Cody Dolan (215), CM, four pins in 8:28 2009 Manheim Lions Holiday Tournament Results http://65.61.23.146/tournaments/09%20tournaments/09manheimhs.pdf 2009 Powerade Christmas Tournament Results http://65.61.23.146/tournaments/09%20tournaments/09poweradehs.pdf 2009 Conestoga Valley Holiday Classic Results http://65.61.23.146/tournaments/09%20tournaments/09conestogahs.pdf The Oklahoma State wrestling team won its second straight team title at the Reno Tournament of Champions Finals results 125: Eric Morrill (Edinboro) dec. Anthony Robles (Arizona State), 4-3 133: Jordan Oliver (Oklahoma State) dec. Boris Novachkov (Cal Poly), 4-2 141: Jamal Parks (Oklahoma State) med. forfeit Germain Lindsey (Ohio University) 149: Frank Molinaro (Penn State) dec. Jason Chamberlain (Boise State), 3-1 157: Cyler Sanderson (Penn State) dec. Adam Hall (Boise State), 3-2 165: Jarrod King (Edinboro) dec. Dan Vallimont (Penn State), 2-1 174: Mike Benefiel (Oklahoma State) pinned Ryan DesRoches (Cal Poly), 2:33 184: Zack Giesen (Stanford) dec. Nick Purdue (Ohio), 5-4 197: Alan Gelogaev (Oklahoma State) maj. dec. Dennis Drury (North Carolina), 14-5 Hwt: Jared Rosholt (Oklahoma State) dec. Ricky Alcala (UC Davis), 2-1 Final team standings (top 10 teams only) 1. Oklahoma State - 154 points
2. Edinboro - 85.5 points
3. Penn State - 83 points
T4. Arizona State - 77 points
T4. Ohio - 77 points
6. Cal Poly - 70.5 points
7. Wyoming - 69.5 points
8. Boise State - 57 points
9. North Carolina - 54 points
10. Cal State Fullerton - 50.5 points
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Bloomsburg 22, Lock Haven 15 125 - Nick Hyatt, LH, maj. Dec. James Bak, 16-2. (4-0) 133 - Jason Guffey, B, dec. John Trumbetti, 8-7. (4-3) 141 - Owen Wilkinson, LH, tech. fall Ian DeSol, 17-1, 4:52. (9-3) 149 - Frank Hickman, B, dec. Zach Kell, 6-3. (9-6) 157 - Matt Moley, B, maj. Dec. Seth Creasy, 22-8. (9-10) 165 - Ricky Schmelyun, B, pinned Kevin Dufresne, 1:18. (9-16) 174 - Nate Graham, B, dec. Derek Caldwell, 5-3. (9-19) 184 - Jeremie Cook, LH, dec. Derek Coffey, 5-2. (12-19) 197 - Brian Shaw, B, dec, Harry Turner, 5-2. (12-22) 285 - Dan Craig, LH, dec. Zac Walsh, 3-2. (15-22) | |