Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, New Jersey Friday, March 4, 2016 - Preliminaries and Pre-Quarterfinals Session 1 - 5:00PM - Preliminaries Prequarters to follow

Saturday, March 5, 2016 - Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Four (4) Wrestle-back rounds

Session 2 - 10:00AM - Wrestle-Back #1 Quarterfinals, Wrestle-back #2 to Follow Session 3 - 5:00PM - Semifinals and Wrestle-Back #3 Simultaneously Followed Immediately by Wrestle-Back #4

Sunday, March 6, 2016 - Wrestle-backs, Final Consolations (3rd thru 8th) and Finals Session 4 - 10:00AM - Wrestle-Back #5 Final 3rd Thru 8 Consolations to Follow Session 5 - 2:00PM - Awards and Presentations 2:30PM - Parade of Placewinners 3:00PM - Finals

NOTE: DOORS WILL OPEN ONE (1) HOUR BEFORE THE START OF WRESTLING FOR EACH DAY

Dear Parents, Coaches, Wrestlers and Fans:

Rothman Institute Orthopaedics is proud to be the exclusive partner of NJSIAA Wrestling. Supporting scholastic athletics within New Jersey communities is such an important part of the fabric that makes up our Orthopaedic practice. New Jersey has the reputation of producing some of the best student­ athletes in the country and we, as an organization, couldn't be more proud of the association with NJSIAA wrestling. Rothman Institute has served the greater Philadelphia area for over 45 years and continues to expand into new markets throughout the region. Our goal is providing the communities we serve with the most high quality, compassionate, and affordable musculoskeletal care that is grounded in evidence-based medicine, the results will exceed expectations. Our practice has 23 locations and 2 Orthopaedic only Urgent Care centers - located in Marlton, NJ and Limerick, PA. In addition to our extended partnership of NJSIAA High School Wrestling for the next several years, we are also the official team physicians of the Philadelphia Eagles, Phillies, Flyers, Sixers, the PIAA and over 50 regional high schools and colleges I universities. On behalf of Rothman Institute we wish all wrestlers, coaches and parents the best of luck this weekend.

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Welcome to the Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall

On behalf of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association, I would like to welcome all participants, coaches, fans, members of the media and corporate sponsors back to the Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall for the 2016 New Jersey Individual Wrestling Championships. Our New Jersey Wrestling Championships are arguably the best showcase of wrestling in the country. New Jersey is one of three states that have a single Champion. Not only have we produced individuals such as Olympic Champions Jordan Burroughs, Bruce Baumgartner, and Chris Campbell but also many NCAA Champions and placewinners. Our model has been promoted by the NWCA as the golden standard to promote wrestling across the country. Again this year is no different than in the past. Another outstanding field of wrestlers will be taking the mats to strive for their ultimate goal as a State Champion. The success of these wrestlers is only possible by the efforts of many, especially the parents and coaches of each of the wrestlers. The showcase for these outstanding athletes helps to complete the wrestling season in grand fashion. This is only possible through the help of many, my assistant, Jack Kinner, Steve Timko and his staff at the NJSIAA, especially Jewel Sellers, and the tournament staff at the tables and around the arena as well as the many coaches and officials who help behind the scenes. I would like to say a special thank you to the Convention Center staff and the Security Staff for their cooperation and assistance. Most importantly, a thank you to all the great fans that support the wrestlers and the State Championships. You are the Greatest. The NJSIAA Wrestling Committee and the NJ Wrestling Coaches Association continue to try to improve the sport of wrestling. As a result of the partnership with the NWCA and Track Wrestling, this year we are using a live scoring system. This will be improved as the years go by and eventually it will be universal. The Coaches Association recommended creating 5 groups and this year, the second year for 5 groups, was again a success. The State Team Group Championships returned to the coaches’ favorite location, the Pine Belt Arena at Toms River North. The Pine Belt creates a close and exciting environment for the fans and wrestlers of New Jersey. A focus of the Wrestling committee is to improve the appearance of the dress code at our tournaments and dual meets. Hopefully coaches will take responsibility to present a classy appearance for themselves and their wrestlers when representing their schools at all wrestling events. The Wrestling Committee continues to work with the Coaches Association to look for ways to improve not only the tournaments but wrestling in general. It welcomes for consideration and evaluation, suggestions from all coaches and fans. Each year the tournament has had outstanding vocalists singing the National Anthem such as the Southern Regional Select Choir, Lindsey Petrosh - Miss New Jersey, the Rock & Roll Chorus and many other outstanding singers. This year is no different with outstanding vocalists Gianna Caruso , Mara Justine, Kiley Rotello, Diedre Thompson and Regan White performing this year’s National Anthem beginning each session. Also at the finals, we again welcome the New Jersey State Police Honor Guard. It is our honor to have them and our outstanding vocalists contribute to the success of our tournament. Thank you. I also would like to express our thanks to Mike Moyer of the National Wrestling Coaches Association for his continuous support in our efforts to make wrestling in the State of New Jersey, the best in the country. It has only been with his and the NWCA’s cooperation and support that we have continued to upgrade and automate our scoring methods, record keeping and improve our seeding procedures. Lastly, I want to congratulate all wrestlers and coaches who are participating in the NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships this year. You are fortunate to be able to compete in one of the premier state championships in America. Good luck and best wishes for a fantastic 2016 NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships. “

Submitting Names for: The Harry E. Lake Contribution to Wrestling Award (Lifetime Achievement to Wrestling in NJ)

Bill Miron Millburn High School 62 Millburn ave. Millburn< NJ 07041

To submit information for the History of NJ Wrestling and Records, contact: Matt Menkowski 3 Theodora Drive (All records must be forwarded to this address Hillsborough, NJ 08844 and signed by the principal of that school) Phone number: 908-874-3498 Getting information for Weight Reduction/Hydration Program/Leadership/Nutrition: The National Wrestling Coaches Association Mike Moyer, Executive Director PO Box 254 [email protected] Manheim, Pa. 17545 1-717-653-8009 National Wrestling Hall of Fame - New Jersey Chapter

The induction ceremonies this year for the National Wrestling Hall of Fame-NJ Chapter will be at the Westin Inn in Princeton, NJ, Sunday September 18, 2016. Lifetime Service Samuel L. Appello, Roselle Park High School G. Thomas Hutchinson, Blair Academy/Lehigh University Deane Oliver, Rutgers University

William E. Henderson, Brick Township H.S./Sparta H.S. Louis Jasmine, Official Northeast Chap/Lodi H.S Al Reinoso, Seton Hall University

Outstanding American Henry Louis Boresch Dr. Mark McLaughlin

Newton High School Pingry School

Send nominations for future inductions for the National Wrestling Hall of Fame-New Jersey Chapter to: Bob Sherence 5 Center Street Netcong, NJ 07857 The categories:

Lifetime Service Award - integrity, 20 years of wrestling service, commitment to youth and community Outstanding American – Integrity, former wrestler, highly successful in profession, used wrestling

disciplines to

reach these high levels. Courage Award – A former wrestler who has overcome exceptional challenges.

2016 New Jersey Wrestling Individual Championships STAFF Timers/Scorers Brett Aretz Bob Brown Jim Brown Tom Concannon John Gagis Roy Gormley Jeff Hamilton Sam Iacabone Pat Mohan Chris Ormsby Robert Patten Roger Pullen Kyle Purdy Frank Sica Steve Smith John Verderosa Joe Venuto Mark Vogeding Clerk Steve Anuszewski Weighmaster Peter Brandt Jim Brennan Lou DelMonte Roy Dragon Alan Maloney Matt Menkowski Carmel Morina Vinnie Russo Marrk Sherman Frank Sica Dean Sizemore Computer Technology Ron Mazzola Leo Quinones Jason Kinner

Wall Charts Gina Morina Natale Morina Physician Dr. Michael Deehan Announcers Michael McAleer Anthony Papaneri Vocalist Gianna Caruso Mara Justine Kiley Rotello Deidre Thompson Regan White History of Wrestling Matt Menkowski Press Coordinator Bob Behre Karen Wall Site Director Art Marinelli Mat Crew Bob Bonnette Bill Bonnette Bill Kinner David Kinner Greg Kinner Jason Kinner Honor Guard New Jersey State Police Chief Official Vinnie Russo Rules Interpretter Roy Dragon

Judges Bob Behre John Belinsky Doug Bower Brad DiRupo Bob Fredrick Dave Kinney Vinnie Russo Bill Savage Frank Sica

Ushers Gene Barber Dennis DiDonato Brad DiRupo Marvin Hamilton John Marinelli Security John Atkinson Joe Henry Wally McPherson Dean Sizemore Runners Cael Aretz Ryan Bolletino Cheney Kinner Lilly Kinner Jesse Lang

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Jack Kinner DIRECTOR Howie O’Neil

2016 NJSIAA State Wrestling Tournament Referees Vinnie Russo - Chief Friday March 4, 2016 5:00 pm Preliminaries and Prequarters: Anthony DeFlumieri Ed Tonneson Bob Doefer Gary Szvehs Bob Henig Gary Wade Carlo Soccio Guy Mauriello Dan Baer Jamie Shriner Doug Fisher Jason Brown Doug Hesse Jerry Lawson Ed Mation Joe Derillo

John Gabrielli Lou Delmonte Ron Roberts Russ Scorese Scott Jenkins Tony Tabbachino Tracy Emmons Zac Papa

Saturday March 5, 2016 10:00 am Wrestle Back #1, Quarterfinals, Wrestle Back #2: Anthony Zullo Guy Meuriello Barry Jackson Guy Siraki Cris Rebels Jason Brown Doug Bush Joe Rosetti Doug Hesse John Gabrielli Frank Leitner Kurt Karcich Gary Szuchs Lou Riccardi Gary Wade Mark Russo

Pete Brandt Ron Fazio Ron Roberts Russ Scorese Stu Kohn Tom Reynolds Tony Tabbachino Zac Papa

5:00 pm Semifinals, Wrestle Back #3, Wrestle Back #4: Ala Abdelaziz Frank Leitner Alan Maloney Guy Sirako Anthony Zullo Joe Benvenuto Barry Jackson Kurt Karcich Bill Dickson Lou Riccardi Doug Bush Mark Russo

Mike Internoscia Pete Brandt Rich Guercio Ron Fazio Sean Felkins Tom Reynolds

Sunday March 6, 2016 10:00 am Wrestle Back #5: Ala Abdelaziz Alan Maloney Barry Jackson Gary Wade

Guy Siraki Joe Benvenuto Mike Internoscia Pete Brandt

Ron Fazio Sean Felkins Stu Kohn Tom Reynolds

11:30 am Final 3rd thru 8 Consolations: Ala Abdelaziz Dan Baer Alan Maloney Gary Szuchs Anthony DeFlumieri Guy Mauriello Barry Jackson Guy Siraki Bill Dickson Joe Benvenuto Bob Doefer Joe Rosetti

Mark Russo Mike Internoscia Rich Guercio Scott Jenkins Sean Felkins Tracy Emmons

3:00 pm Finals: Ala Abdelaziz Joe Benvenuto

Alan Maloney Bill Dickson

Sean Felkins Rich Guercio

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Mission Statement The NJSIAA, a private, voluntary Association serves its student-athletes, members schools and related professional organizations by the administration of education-based interscholastic athletics, which support academic achievement, good citizenship and fair and equitable opportunities. We believe that member schools, along with their leagues and conferences, share these convictions: •

A safe and healthy playing environment is essential to our mission.

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Participation in interscholastic athletics enhances the educational experience of all students.

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Interscholastic athletics is a privilege.

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Excellence in both academics and athletics is pursued by all.

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Interscholastic participation develops good citizenship and healthy lifestyles, fosters involvement of a diverse population and promotes positive school/community relations.

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Rules promote fair play and minimizes risks.

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Cooperation among members advances their individual and collective well-being.

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Training of administrators and coaches promotes the educational mission of the interscholastic experiences.

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Properly trained official/judges enhances interscholastic competition.

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The NJSIAA is the recognized state authority on interscholastic athletic programs.

The NJSIAA is composed of 435 member high schools. It provides more than 265,000 student-athletes opportunities to participate in nearly 3,000 games, workshops, clinics and other NJSIAA-sponsored activities within a given year. The NJSIAA offers more championships for its student-athletes than any other state in the nation:

For Boys: Cross-Country, Football, Soccer, Basketball, Bowling, Fencing, Ice Hockey, Swimming, Diving, Indoor Track Relay Championships, Indoor Track Individual Championships, Wrestling, Baseball, Golf, Lacrosse, Outdoor Track Championships, Tennis, and Volleyball. For Girls: Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Gymnastics, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling, Fencing, Swimming, Diving, Indoor Track Relay Championships, Indoor Track Individual Championships, Golf, Lacrosse, Softball, and Outdoor Track Championships.

Competitive athletics is nothing more than playing according to a set of rules. Sports are the greatest example on earth of the practical application of the Golden Rule. Your support and encouragement of our high school sports program are earnestly invited.

Twelfth Annual ShopRite Cup 2014-2015 Final Standings

Group I

Shore Regional High School – 68 points (Tied for 3rd in Boys Soccer, 1st in Central Section Football, Tied for 3rd in Boys Basketball, 2nd in Girls Soccer, Tied for 3rd in Girls Tennis, 3rd in Girls Cross-Country, 1st in Girls Field Hockey, 2nd in Girls Lacrosse, plus 9 points for having no disqualifications in the Fall, Winter and Spring Seasons.)

Group II

Haddonfield Memorial High School – 130 points (Tied for 3rd in Girls Tennis, 3rd in Girls Cross-Country, 2nd in Girls Swimming, 2nd in Girls Indoor Track Relays, 2nd in Girls Indoor Track, 1st in Girls Track and Field, 1st in Boys Cross-Country, 1st in South Section Football, 1st in Boys Swimming, 2nd in Boys Indoor Track Relays, 1st in Boys Indoor Track, 2nd in Boys Golf, 1st in Boys Tennis, 1st in Boys Track and Field, plus 9 points for having no disqualifications in the Fall, Winter and Spring Seasons.)

Group III

Summit High School– 67 points (Tied for 3rd in Girls Field Hockey, 1st in Girls Lacrosse, 1st in Boys Cross-Country, Tied for 3rd in North Jersey Section

II Football, Tied for 3rd in Boys Swimming, 1st in Boys Lacrosse, 2nd in Boys Tennis, plus 6 points for having no disqualifications in the Winter and Spring Seasons.)

Group IV

Ridge High School – 68 points (2nd in Girls Tennis, 2nd in Girls Volleyball, 2nd in Girls Cross-Country, 1st in Girls Golf, 1st in Boys Fencing, Tied for 3rd in Ice Hockey, 1st in Boys Golf, plus 9 points for having no disqualifications in the Fall, Winter and Spring Seasons.)

Group A

Christian Brothers Academy – 193 points* Tied for 3rd in Soccer, 1st in Cross-Country, 1st in Swimming, Tied for 3rd in Wrestling, 1st in Ice Hockey, 2nd in Basketball, 1st in Indoor Track Relays, 1st in Indoor Track Championships, 1st in Baseball, 2nd in Golf, 2nd in Track and Field, plus 9 points for having no disqualifications in the Fall, Winter and Spring Seasons.)

Group B

Oak Knoll – 113 points* (Tied for 3rd in Soccer, Tied for 3rd in Tennis, 1st in Field Hockey, 2nd in Swimming, Tied for 3rd in Indoor Track

Championships, 1st in Lacrosse, 1st in Track and Field, plus 9 points for having no disqualifications in the Fall, Winter and Spring Seasons.)

Top Five in each Group

Group I

68-Shore Regional 46-New Providence 44-Haddon Twp 34-Paulsboro 33-Weequahic

Group II

130-Haddonfield 84-Rumson-FH 45-Mountain Lakes 44-Matawan 43-Westwood

*Points Doubled-Single Gender School

Group III

67-Summit 66-No Highlands 54-NV Old Tappan 51-Moorestown 51-Ramapo

Group IV

68-Ridge 67-Hunterdon Cent 58 Bridgewater-Rar 54-Lenape 49-So Brunswick

Group A

193-Christian Brothers 127-Immaculate Heart 99-Delbarton 97-Pingry 86-Bergen Catholic

Group B

113-Oak Knoll 111-Villa Walsh 58-Hudson Catholic 56-Saint Rose 55-Oratory

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THE SCHOOLS LISTED BELOW WERE DISQUALIFICATION FREE FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR Congratulations to the following schools, including their Administrators, Athletic Directors, Coaches, Fans and Players for their fine efforts in this important area of sportsmanship. Academy Charter High School Academy of St. Elizabeth Academy of the Holy Angels Audubon High School Henry P. Becton Regional HS Belleville High School Belvidere High School Benedictine Academy Bergen Cty Tech HS Bridgewater-Raritan HS Burlington Cty Tech (Medford) Burlington Cty Tech Westampton Burlington Township High School Butler High School Camden Cty Tech (Pennsauken) Camden Cty Tech (Sicklerville) Cape May Cty Tech HS Cardinal McCarrick High School Cedar Creek High School Cedar Grove High School Cherokee High School Cherry Hill High School East Christ the King Prep School Christian Brothers Academy Clayton High School Cliffside Park High School Clifton High School Collingswood High School Colonia High School Colts Neck High School Columbia High School Cresskill High School Delbarton High School Doane Academy Dumont High School Dunellen High School

East Brunswick Vo Tech HS Eastern Christian High School Edison Academy Elmwood Park Memorial HS Essex Cty VT (Bloomfield) Essex Cty VT (Market Street) Essex Cty VT (West Caldwell) Ferris High School Fort Lee High School Freehold Township High School Garfield High School Gateway Regional High School Gill St. Bernard’s School Glassboro High School Golda Och Academy Hackettstown High School Haddonfield Memorial HS Hammonton High School Hasbrouck Heights High School Hawthorne Christian Academy Highland Park High School Hightstown High School Hoboken Charter High School Holmdel High School Henry Hudson Regional HS Hudson Catholic Regional HS Immaculate Conception (Lodi) Immaculate Heart Academy Jackson Memorial High School Jefferson Township High School Keansburg High School Kearny High School JFK Memorial HS (Iselin) Kent Place School Keyport High School Koinonia Academy

Lacordaire Academy Lawrence High School LEAP Acad. University Charter Lenape Valley Regional HS The Lewis School of Princeton Livingston High School Lodi High School Mainland Regional High School Manalapan High School Manchester Regional HS Manville High School Maple Shade High School Marlboro High School Mary Help of Christians Acad Mater Dei Prep METS Charter School Metuchen High School Middle Township High School Middletown High School North Monmouth Regional High School Moorestown Friends School Morris Cty School of Technology Morris Hills High School Morris Knolls High School Dwight Morrow High School Mother Seton High School Mount Saint Dominic Academy Mountain Lakes High School New Milford High School Newark Vocational High North Arlington High School North Hunterdon High School Northern Highlands Regional HS Northern Valley (Old Tappan) Oak Knoll School Ocean City High School

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THE SCHOOLS LISTED BELOW WERE DISQUALIFICATION FREE FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR Congratulations to the following schools, including their Administrators, Athletic Directors, Coaches, Fans and Players for their fine efforts in this important area of sportsmanship. Our Lady of Mercy Academy Palisades Park Jr.-Sr. HS Paramus High School Park Ridge High School Parsippany High School Passaic High School Passaic Valley High School Paterson Charter Pennsville Memorial HS Perth Amboy High School Perth Amboy Technical School Phillipsburg High School Pinelands Regional HS Pingry School Piscataway Technical HS Pitman High School Point Pleasant Beach HS Pope John XXIII High School Rahway High School Ramsey High School Rancocas Valley Regional HS Raritan High School Ridge High School River Dell Regional High School

Roselle Park High School Rutgers Prep School Saddle Brook High School Saint Anthony High School Saint Augustine Prep HS Saint Dominic Academy Saint Mary of the Assumption Saint Vincent Academy Salem Cty Vocational HS Sayreville War Memorial HS Arthur P. Schalick High School Shore Regional High School Somerset Cty Vo Tech HS South Amboy High School South Hunterdon Regional HS Sparta High School Spotswood High School Sterling High School Sussex Cty Tech High School Timber Creek High School Timothy Christian School Trinity Christian School Trinity Hall University High School

University Academy Charter Vernon Township High School Verona High School Villa Walsh Academy Visions Academy Charter HS Voorhees High School Waldwick High School Wallington High School Wallkill Valley Regional HS Wardlaw-Hartridge School Warren Hill Regional HS Wayne Valley High School West Essex High School West Morris Mendham HS West Orange High School West Windsor-Plainsboro HS North Westfield High School Wildwood Catholic High School Winslow Township High School Woodrow Wilson High School Wood-Ridge High School Woodbridge Academy Woodstown High School

THE SCHOOLS LISTED BELOW WERE DISQUALIFICATION FREE FOR THE 1991-2014 SCHOOL YEARS

Congratulations to the following schools including the Administration, Athletic Director, Coaches and players for their fine efforts in this important area of sportsmanship for the 1991-2007 school years.

Academy of Saint Elizabeth

Eastern Christian High School

Academy of the Holy Angels

Villa Walsh Academy

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2016 Harry E. Lake Award Contributions to New Jersey Wrestling Warren Reid Warren Reid’s everlasting journey and contribution to the great sport of wrestling began at Bridgewater Raritan West High School, winning a District Wrestling title and was a Region 5 runner-up his senior year. Upon graduation from Bridgewater Raritan West in 1963, Reid joined the United States Marine Corp serving his country proudly, while going undefeated in competition during his last two years of military service. Upon receiving his honorable discharge, Reid spent two years at Phoenix Junior College, Arizona earning his Associate Degree, serving as Team Captain for two years and garnering All-American status in 1971 with a 4th Place at 167 lbs in the Junior College Nationals. After graduating from Phoenix Junior College, Reid enrolled at the University of Oklahoma where he once again earned All-American honors; this time by placing 5th in 1972 and a 4th place finish at 177lbs in 1973 while serving as Team Captain both years. Upon conclusion of his second year at the University of Oklahoma, Reid was recruited to become an Assistant Wrestling Coach at the University of Alabama. Reid graduated from the University of Alabama in 1976 with a degree in Physical Education and Health. Upon graduation from Alabama, Reid returned to his native New Jersey and was hired as a substitute teacher at the Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment Center located in Farmingdale, NJ. During his search of a

full-time teaching position, Reid was hired as an Assistant Coach under former Toms River High School South Head Coach, John DeMarco. Shortly after in 1979, Reid was hired as a full-time Physical Education and Health Teacher at Toms River High School East when it first opened its doors; a place he refers to as his second home, while his wife refers to it as his first home. At Toms River East, he has spent the last 37 years as the Head Wrestling Coach while assisting in football and gymnastics. During the last 37 years, Reid has guided the Wrestling Raiders to a 385-297-7 dual meet record that spans through the 80’s, 90’s and early 2000’s. Reid has coached 11 “100 “ match winners, 74 District 24 Champions, 32 Region 6 Winners, 15 Super Region Champions, 29 State Place winners and 6 State Champions. His teams have won 8 District 24 Championships and Three Shore Conference Championships. As a result, Reid was voted “NJSIAA Coach of the Year” in 1985 and District 24 and Region 6 “Coach of the Year” in 1994. In the off season months, Reid coached the New Jersey Junior National Greco and Freestyle Teams for 28 years, serving as the Head Coach for three years. Many in the wrestling community will remember Reid’s competitive rivalries that developed over three decades; those included Brick Memorial High School led by former Head Coach, Tony Caravella and Assistant Coach, Denny D’Andrea. Southern Regional High School led by former Head Coach, Jerry Tabbachino and current Head Coach, John Stout. Jackson Memorial High School led by former Head Coach and current Rutgers University Head Coach, Scott Goodale. His involvement in the great sport of wrestling resulted in Reid being inducted into the Region 5 and 6 Hall of Fame, Jersey Shore Sport Hall of Fame, Toms River Regional Schools Hall of Fame, New Jersey Scholastic Coaches Association Hall of Fame, National Wrestling Coaches Hall of Fame and recipient of the John J. Hallisey Memorial Award. Although many outside observers in the wrestling community will remember Reid near the mat, whistling, screaming, red faced, animated and adorned with a white towel around his neck. However, those who put on a Raider Singlet or those lucky enough to call him “friend” know that Coach Reid is more than wrestling; he is the “salt of the earth” and often described as dedicated, competitive, and a task master in the wrestling community. While wins, losses, and titles often define a coach, Reid finds great satisfaction in knowing that no matter if you won a state title or never won a match, the lessons learned continue to influence so many lives. For those who are close to him know a side of him not seen by most; a loyal friend, a man of unwavering integrity, calm by nature, gentle and reserved. Coach Reid is “wrestling” but also a loving Husband, Father, and Grandfather. Coach Reid is the current Head Coach of Toms River High School East. Currently residing in Toms River, he and Maureen, his wife of 22 years, raised two children; Steve (43), a Lakewood Township IT Network Administrator; Brett (37), a Barnegat Township Police Officer. Blessed by their two Daughter in-laws, Tracey and Nicole who have given him much joy with his four Grandchildren; Coleton, Carson, Logan, and Kendall.

The Vincent Russo Golden Whistle Award The following members of the NJWOA have been awarded The Golden Whistle Award, the highest award an officials can receive. This prestigious award is given annually to the top official in New Jersey as evaluated by his or her peers. The elite list includes (but is not limited to) the following criteria: 1.

Officiated the New Jersey High School State Finals no less than five times

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An Active Member of the NJWOA and in good standing for at least 20 years

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Valued by his/her peers to be a Lead Official on and off the mats

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Consistently requested by coaches, schools, and athletic administrators through the evaluation process

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Has made significant contributions to the sport of wrestling beyond officiating (ie: State and/or Chapter Officer, State Assigner, State Rules Interpreter, State Evaluator, NCAA Official, USA Wrestling Official, etc.)

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Members may only receive this esteemed award one time

The First Annual Award has been presented to VINCENT RUSSO ~ March 9, 2014 Vincent “Vinnie” Russo has been officiating wrestling in the State of New Jersey for the past 30 plus years. He has officiated on all levels of the sport including National, as well as The State Finals. In 1999 Vinnie was named the NJSIAA/NFHS Official of the Year. Vinnie has been ranked number 1 by the State Coaches Association for the past 15 years. Along with his excellence in officiating Vinnie has served as Treasure of the New Jersey Wrestling Officials Association for the past 9 years. Along with his State involvement Vinnie has been invited to be a member of the Wrestlers in Business Network, and is currently a member of The NJ NHSF Rules Committee. When Vinnie was named “Chief Referee” for the State of New Jersey 4 years ago, and with that title comes with the task of being the Wrestling Assignor for the Sectional, District, Regional, and State Wrestling Tournaments. One of Vinnie’s greatest achievements is being the Founder of the Referee Evaluation Process. Each NJSIAA Wrestling Referee has been assigned a number which is located on the back of their Official’s Shirt. The New Jersey Wrestling Officials Association is the only Officials group that has this number system in the State. With this process he also formed a group of over 40 Evaluators throughout the State of NJ. This is the Major Reason why New Jersey Officials are considered the Best in the Country. Vinnie along with this long list of accolades also assigns the officials for 70 different New Jersey Schools. With the evaluation process fully in place it gives Vinnie a large picture on where we need to work to improve as an organization. Vinnie has done an enormous amount of work to help our officials become the best. Vinnie is married to his lovely Wife Lorraine and has 3 daughters, Kandice, Mia and Shea. What a fitting honor to Vinnie then to have this award named for him.

The 2016 Vincent Russo Golden Whistle Award W inner G ar y K essel

Gary Kessel is a 1973 graduate of Hopatcong High School where he was a District and Regional Champion. He was one of the top eight wrestlers in the state. Gary went on to attend East Stroudsburg University where he graduated in 1977 with a Bachelor of Science in Health & Physical Education. While at ESU, Gary was a 2 time NCAA Division II All-American and was ESU’s first EIWA Champion as ESU moved to a NCAA Division I program. Gary is member of both the Hopatcong High School and East Stroudsburg University Halls of Fame. Following graduation Gary joined the ESU coaching staff, first as a graduate assistant and then as an assistant coach. He coached for 20 years at East Stroudsburg University at the Division I level and enjoyed coaching ESU’s 2 time NCAA Division I Champ, Jack Cuvo. Gary has been a NJSIAA wrestling official for 38 years and has officiated 11 state finals. He is also a NCAA wrestling official and has officiated 15 NCAA Division I Tournaments. Gary has done 11 NCAA Division I finals and 8 NCAA Division III finals. Gary has served on various committees and wrestling organizations which include: Executive Board Member of the NJ Chapter of the National Hall of Fame, Executive Member of the EIWA Hall of Fame, and President of the EIWOA. Gary is currently the secretary/treasurer of the NWOA. He was the 2015 recipient of the Richard Mirschak Award. Since 1977 Gary has been the owner of GAK Construction in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, where he resides with his wife, Deb Coursen Kessel, a Health & Physical Education teacher at Warren County Technical School in Washington, NJ. They have twins, Greg and Brielle, who graduated from Lafayette College and East Stroudsburg University respectively. Greg, a member of Lafayette’s 2013 Patriot League Championship Football Team, has joined his father at GAK Construction and operates GAK Property Management overseeing their rental investments. Brielle, who played field hockey while at ESU, is a Health & Physical Education teacher in Allentown, PA.

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Car mel M or ina

Carmel is a 1975 graduate of Paulsboro High School. While wrestling for Paulsboro he was a 4 time district champ, a 3 time region champion and the 1975 New Jersey State Champion at 188 lbs. His high school record was 94-6. Upon graduation from high school, he attended Temple University where he wrestled 4 years for the Owls. Morina compiled a 105-15-3 record during his time at Temple. A 4 year letter winner, he was selected to the Freshman All-America Team and was a 2 time EIWA runner-up and 2 time Lock Haven Tournament champion. Morina has spent all of his years since graduating from Temple coaching and refereeing the sport of wrestling in New Jersey. He was a head coach at Woodbury High School from 1980-1983 and has been an assistant coach at Paulsboro High School from 1984present. Carmel began his 29 years of refereeing and sitting on the board of the New Jersey Wrestling Officials Association in 1987. Carmel was the President of the Southern Chapter of Wrestling Officials for 6 years and Vice President for 2 years. He also has served on the NJWOA Executive Committee as President, Vice President and is currently the Secretary. Also during these 29 years, Carmel has officiated many district, regional and state team tournaments and has officiated the New Jersey Individual State FINALS 10 times. Carmel has been inducted into the South Jersey Wrestling Hall of Fame, the Gloucester County All Sports Hall OF Fame and the Paulsboro High School Sports Hall of Fame. Outside of wrestling, Carmel has also coached midget football in Paulsboro and Gibbstown from 1987-2014. He has worked in law enforcement since 1983 when he became an officer with the Greenwich Twp. Police Department. He eventually was promoted to sergeant and later became the Chief of Police. Presently he serves as the Sheriff of Gloucester County. Carmel lives in Gibbstown with his wife Gina. They have 7 children; Nicole, Melissa, Carmel Jr., Natale, Maria Elena, Gia and Santino. They also have 6 grandchildren.

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Rich Mirshak served New Jersey in many capacities. What made Rich different from most men was a total commitment to excellence in every task he undertook. This desire to excel made him an outstanding teacher, coach, official, advisor and friend. It is the desire of the New Jersey Wrestling Officials Association to annually recognize an official who best demonstrated the qualities Rich represented. Each chapter in the state may nominate a candidate and submit a narrative to the Awards Committee embellishing the criteria listed below. 1. Present, past or inactive membership in the NJWOA. 2. Service to the NJWOA, e.g. chapter or state officer, cadet supervisor, NJWOA executive committee member. 3. A minimum of five years active membership. 4. Officiated on all levels of state competition, i.e. district, regional, and state. 5. Strong character and dedication to the sport of wrestling. 6. High standards and performance in officiating. 7. An official may be selected once (candidates remain in the active file until selected.) 8. Service to organizations, e.g. community, service groups, church, professional organizations.

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To Harry Frezza, the catchphrase 'it's all about the kids' wasn't just a cliché, but the touchstone of how he did the job from the time he arrived at the Courier News of Bridgewater on February 14, 1980 to the day he retired last October 30. His passion and care for the youngsters he covered never wavered. Harry worked the scholastic sports beat for most of his career, covering wrestling, football and baseball. Wrestling became his favorite because of the unrivaled passion of the sports' athletes, coaches and its spirited and knowledgeable fans. Between 1983 and 1986, Harry covered municipal government, crime and health news. He was also frequently called on to cover the Superior Court of Somerset and Union counties He was responsible for a wide range of stories that included the prosecutor's offices in both counties, St. Patrick's Day parade and New Year's Eve celebration in New York City to several major storms that affected the Somerset, Hunterdon, Middlesex and Union county areas. Harry returned to sports as a full time reporter in the fall of 1986 and then served as Courier News sports editor from 1992-1994. Harry filled in occasionally on profession beats, getting the chance to cover the Yankees, Mets, Giants and Devils. Two of his biggest thrills were getting to cover the Devils' first playoff run in the spring of 1988 and getting the chance to cover the Italian National men's soccer team for USA TODAY during the World Cup in the U.S. in 1994.But high school sports is where his heart and obligation was centered, covering the NJSIAA Wrestling Tournament in Atlantic City every year was certainly among the top of many highlights. Harry is a proud graduate of Bound Brook High School and Rowan University in Glassboro. He was an outstanding runner in high school and college, winning the New Jersey State College cross country title in 1977 at Rowan. He was also named team MVP that season. Harry is the father of three children - Thomas, 25, Nicole, 24 and Jamie Janeen, 22.

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MIDDLE ATLANTIC WRESTLING ASSOCIATION MICHAEL L. SMITH, President P.O. Box 146 - Newport, PA 17074 - 717.567.9212 - Cell 717.580.0127 - Fax 717.567.7147

TO: ALL MIDDLE ATLANTIC WRESTLING ASSOCIATION COMPETITORS for 2016 FROM: Michael L. Smith, President

Time is almost upon us again to start thinking about the upcoming season of the Middle Atlantic Wrestling Association. Again the Middle Atlantic Wrestling Association is offering a comprehensive schedule of competition. We are beginning the 49th year of the Middle Atlantic Scholastic Wrestling Program in which 9,800 wrestlers competed last year. There are 36 District Tournaments held on six weekends at the following locations: February 28 at East Pennsboro, Enola, PA; March 5 Johnson City Middle School, Johnson City, NY, Conestoga Valley High School, Lancaster, PA and Susquehannock High School, Glen Rock, PA; March 6 at Lock Haven University, Lock Haven, PA; March 12 Great Valley High School, Malvern, PA and A.I. Dupont High School, Greenville, DE; March 12 & 13 Fauquier County High School and Nansemond River High School, Suffolk, VA; March 13 at River Hill High School, Clarksville, MD and North Allegheny Inter. School, Pittsburgh, PA; March 19 at Athens High School, Athens, PA, North Schuylkill High School, Fountain Springs, PA; Tunkhannock High School, Tunkhannock, PA; Manchester High School, Manchester, NH; Juniata High School, Mifflintown, PA; Annapolis Area Christian School, Severn, MD; March 19 & 20 Windham High School, Willimantic, CT; March 20 Poca High School, Poca, WV; Fair Lawn High School, Fair Lawn, NJ, Mifflinburg High School, Mifflinburg, PA, Paulsboro High School, Paulsboro, NJ and Northern Burlington Regional High School, Columbus, NJ; March 26 Upper Merion High School, King of Prussia, PA, Waynesboro High School, Waynesboro, PA and Chestnut Ridge High School, New Paris, PA; April 2 Cranberry Plaza, Pennsville, NJ, Toms River East High School, Toms River, NJ; Middletown High School, Middletown, NY and CanisteoGreenwood High School, Canisteo, NY, April 3 Warrior Run High School, Turbotville, PA, Wilkes University, Wilkes-Barre, PA and West Orange High School, West Orange, NJ; April 10 Pennridge High School, Perkasie, PA; April 16 Northampton High School, Northampton, PA. From these district tournaments, the top three will qualify for the Middle Atlantic Wrestling Association Regional tournaments. This year Regional Tournaments will be held on April 9 & 10 Wicomico Civic Center, Salisbury, MD, April 16 & 17 Shamokin High School, Coal Township, PA, April 23 & 24 Chambersburg High School, Chambersburg, PA and at Liberty High School, Bethlehem, PA. From these Regional Tournaments, the top four will advance to the Middle Atlantic Wrestling Association’s Eastern National Wrestling Championships to be held on May 7 & 8 at the Wicomico Civic Center, Salisbury, MD. There is an additional $12.00 entry fee required for the Regionals and Finals. Again this year there will be a match at the Regional Tournaments to determine 5th and 6th places and will be alternates for the Eastern Nationals.

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MIDDLE ATLANTIC WRESTLING ASSOCIATION 2016 SCHOLASTIC DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS NORTH REGION March 5 Johnson City Middle School, Johnson City, NY. Contact: Dave Colgan 601 Columbia Drive, Johnson City, NY 13790. Cell: 607-321-3249 Email: [email protected] March 19 North Schuylkill High School, Ashland, PA. Contact: Chris Edwards, 306 McKnight St., Box 21, Gordon, PA 17936. Home phone: 570-875-4626 Cell: 570-590-9969 Email: [email protected] March 19 Athens High School, Athens, PA. Contact: Shawn Bradley, 125 McDuffee St, Sayre, PA 18840 Cell Ph: 607-857-4726., Email: [email protected] March 19 Tunkhannock High School, Tunkhannock, PA. Contact: Frank Wadas, 19 Thunderbird Trail, Tunkhannock, PA 18657. Home ph: 570-836-2312, Cell: 570-885-1996, Email: [email protected] March 20 Manchester High School, Manchester, NH Contact Jason Cumming, 474 Reed Street, Manchester, NH 03102 Cell Phone:603-475-9079 Email: [email protected] March 20 Mifflinburg Inter. School, Mifflinburg, PA Contact: Aaron Milheim, 20 East Green Street, Mifflinburg, PA. 17844 Home ph.: 570-428-3627 Email: [email protected] April 2 Middletown High School, NY Contact: Jason Lichtenstein, 1 Clinton Street, Middletown, NY 10940 Cell: 914-443-1500 Email [email protected] April 2 Canisteo-Greenwood High School, Canisteo, NY. Contact: Philip Stewart, 12 6th Street, Canisteo, NY 14823 Phone: 607-382-1724, Email: [email protected] April 3 Wilkes University, Wilkes-Barre, PA. Contact: Thomas Williams, 1087 Mountain View Drive, Dallas, PA 18612., Cell ph: 570-690-1631, Home: 570-675-2428, Bus: 570-255-2903 Email: [email protected] April 3 Warrior Run High School, Turbotville, PA. Contact: Albert Mabus, PO Box 5, Turbotville, PA 17772. Home phone: 570-649-5838, Cell ph. 570-238-3476, Email: [email protected] EAST REGION March 12 Great Valley High School, Malvern, PA. Contact: Bill Snyder, 26 Hillbrook Circle, Malvern, PA 19355 Home ph: 610-993-0202, Cell ph: 610-213-3586 Email: [email protected] March 20 Fair Lawn High School, Fairlawn, NJ Contact: Rick Puerto, 4-45 Grunaucr Place, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 Cell Ph.: 201-424-3273, Home Ph.: 201-575-9705 E-Mail: [email protected] March 19-20 Windham High School, Willimantic, CT. Contact: Greg LaFlam, 34 Gates Farm Road. Lebanon, CT 06249 Cell phone: 860-933-3200, Fax: 860-468-0067, Email: [email protected] March 26 Upper Merion Middle School, King of Prussia,Contact: Bob Wochele, 284 East Belmont Road, King of Prussia, PA.19406 Home ph.: 610-337-8049, Cell:484-868-5636, E-Mail: [email protected] April 3 West Orange High School, West Orange, NJ Contact: Gerard Eatman, 55 Watson, West Orange, NJ 07052 Cell phone: 973-558-9496, Email: [email protected] April 10 Pennridge High School, Perkasie, PA Contact: Paul Edwards, 1723 Creamery Road, Quakertown, PA. 18951. Cell phone: 267-241-9649, Email: [email protected] April 16 Northampton H. S., Northampton, PA Contact: Seth Lisa, 1427 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018. Home phone: 484-894-1937 Email: [email protected] SOUTH REGION March 12-13 Fauquier H S, Warrenton, VA. Contact: Jack Raines, 9134 Green Rd, .Warrenton, VA 20187 Home: 540-341-4622, Cell: 540-229-1400, Email: [email protected] March 12-13 Nansemond River High School, Suffolk, VA Contact: Corey Beckner, 717 Erik Paul Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23322. Home ph: 757-482-1687, Cell ph: 757-343-8474, Email: [email protected] March 13 River Hill High School, Clarksville, MD, Contact: Brandon Lauer, 12101 Route 108, Clarksville, MD 21029 Home Ph.: (410) 730-5429, Cell: 301-310-6090, Email: [email protected] March 12 A. I. Dupont High School, Greenville, DE Contact: Stephen Lex, 234 North James Street, Newport, DE 19804 Cell: 302-999-0708, Email: [email protected] March 19 Annapolis Area Christian School, Severn, MD Contact: Dave Klinger, 32 McPherson Road, Annapolis, MD 21401 Home Ph.: 410-757-1439, Cell: 410-599-5111, E-Mail: [email protected] March 20 Paulsboro High School, Paulsboro, NJ. Contact: Jerry Cosgrove, 771 East Broad Street, Gibbstown, NJ 08027 Cell Phone: 908-209-1587, Home: 856-224-0167 E-Mail: [email protected] March 20 Northern Burlington H. S., Columbus, NJ. Contact: Gene Graf, 449 Parkview Drive, Eastampton, NJ 08060 Cell: 609-784-4417 Email: [email protected] April 2 Cranberry Plaza, Pennsville, NJ. Contact: Richie G. Raine, 149 North River, Pennsville, NJ 08070. Home phone: 856-678-6405, Cell: 609-209-8371, Email: [email protected] April 2 Toms River East High School, Toms River, NJ. Contact: Carol Peoples, 530 Sica Lane, Toms River, NJ 08753. Home Ph: 732-929-4055, Cell: 908-330-8166, Email: [email protected]

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WEST REGION East Pennsboro High School, Enola, PA Contact: Andrew Mauer, PO Box 381, Summerdale PA 17093 Cell: 717-802-6828 E-Mail: [email protected] Susquehannock High School, Glen Rock, PA. Contact: Rick Riley, 17 Circle Drive, Glen Rock, PA 17327 Cell: 717-884-5718 E-Mail: [email protected] or [email protected] Conestoga Valley High School, Lancaster, PA. Contact: Thomas F. Abram, II, 2499 Ellendale Drive, Lancaster, PA 17602. Bus. Ph.: 717-224-1773, Cell: 717-224-1773, Email: [email protected] Lock Haven University, Lock Haven, PA. Contact: Norm Palovcsik, 151 Bathgate Drive, State College, PA 16801. Cell: 570-295-3795, Email: [email protected] North Allegheny Inter. School, Pittsburgh, PA. Contact: David Marx, 10194 Hideaway Lane, Wexford, PA 15090. Home ph.: 724-933-4658, Cell: 724-612-8910, E-Mail: [email protected] Juniata High School, Mifflintown, PA. Contact: Garry Price, 106 Crawford Drive, Mifflintown, PA 17059 Cell: 717 994-0315, E-Mail: [email protected] Poca High School, Poca, WV Contact: Mike Wheeling, 4313 Washington Avenue, Charleston, WV 25304 Home 304-926-6017, Cell: 304-415-0165 Email: [email protected] Waynesboro High School, Waynesboro, PA. Contact: Doug Andree, 1353 Falling Spring Road, Chambersburg, PA 17202. Home ph.: 717-709-1011, Cell: 301-988-1982, [email protected] Chestnut Ridge High School, New Paris, PA Contact: Lonnie Buttry, 567 Main Street, Osterburg, PA 16667 Home Phone: 814-276-9452, Cell: 814-329-2244, Email: [email protected] REGIONAL TOURNAMENT

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2015 State Finals Articles Hanover Park’s Gerard Angelo defeats Delbarton’s Patrick Glory to win 106-pound state wrestling championship By James Kratch | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com If you wrestle for Hanover Park, you become quite acquainted with fellow Morris County program Delbarton. “Delbarton, they’re top competition,” freshman 106-pounder Gerard Angelo said. “They’re in our county, in our district, in our region. And they go to all of the tough tournaments, like Beast (of the East) that we do. We see them everywhere. You’re guaranteed to see a tough guy from Delbarton everywhere you go.” For Angelo, that guy was Patrick Glory. And Glory undoubtedly had Angelo’s number coming in to Sunday’s 106-pound state final at the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute Championships. T he two standouts had met five prior times this season, splitting a pair of meetings at Beast – Glory won in the championship bracket, Angelo returned the favor in the consolation final – before Glory won three straight in the quarterfinals of the Morris County Tournament and the District 9 and Region 3 finals. But on center stage at Boardwalk Hall on the final day of the season, the six minutes in front of you is all that matters. And those moments belonged to Angelo, who took down Glory to open the bout and then again in the third en route to a 4-3 triumph and a state title. “Coming in, I was 1-4 with Pat, and that disappointed me,” Angelo said. “But I realized that I could still get him back. They (the other losses) don’t really matter. This is what matters. … This is where it counts.” Angelo (41-5) and Glory (40-4) stood tied at two after two periods. Angelo then got the decisive takedown with under a minute to go. Glory escaped to pull within a point and had a strong shot in late, but Angelo fought it off and held on. “I just came in confident, doing what I do best. I wrestled my match, and I won,” Angelo said. “It hasn’t hit me yet. My body is just kind of numb. It’s pretty exciting.”

Steinert's Brandon Cray defensive-minded in state wrestling finals victory over Brick Memorial's Gianni Ghione at 113 pounds By Joe Zedalis | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Brandon Cray, whose relentless, attacking, high-powered style made him a state championship contender, won the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute 113-pound title with defense Saturday at Boardwalk Hall. Cray, a Steinert junior, did not take a single shot after the first period, instead fended off equally explosive Gianni Ghione of Brick Memorial for a 3-0 victory that was impressive simply because of the manner in which he won it. “I got my points and then it was come to me,” Cray said after becoming the first state champion for Steinert and only the third in Mercer County history. Cray joined Trenton’s Raamiah Bethea, who won in 2013, and Lawrence’s Mark Savino has the only Mercer County wrestling champions. “That’s a sign of maturity,” Steinert head coach Adam Jankos said. Cray, who was bed-ridden for three weeks in February with mononucleosis, literally kept Ghione at arm’s length. Ghione never got close to Cray’s legs. Cray showed similar composure in his semifinal round win over Sebastian Rivera of Christian Brothers. “Countering is all part of the game,” said Cray, who finished the season with a 28-1 record. “As a freshman I was 100 percent all the time. Now I save some energy for the end. Countering is just part of it.” Cray scored the only points he needed with a takedown with 25 seconds left in the first period. He added an escape in the second. The wrestlers spent the entire third period neutral. “We wanted to stay out of the tie-ups,” Jankos said. “They’re both good throwers, so why roll the dice and go up top with him? “The shot wasn’t there. So the plan was to get the points any way we could – takedowns, escapes, in overtime, whatever.” Ghione, a sophomore, knocked off top-seeded Alec Kelly of St. Peter’s Prep by major decision in quarterfinals, finished with a 37-3 record. He reached the final coming out of the preliminaries after losing to Rivera in the Region 6 final. “It feels better than I thought it would,” Cray said. “When I was sick in bed I couldn’t train and I wondered if this would be possible,” Cray said. “I’m very grateful.”

Stomach virus doesn't stop Nick Suriano's historic run at wrestling State Championships By Patrick Lanni | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Undefeated three-time state champion. That will now officially be the tag associated with Bergen Catholic phenom Nick Suriano. The junior took the next step in his historic high school career Saturday, earning a 5-2 decision over Ty Agaisse of Delbarton in the 120-pound final of the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute State Championships. It was his third straight state title and 121st consecutive victory. He did it at half strength. "This one’s special because I wasn’t at my best," said Suriano, who admitted to being hampered by a week-long bout with a stomach virus. “I couldn’t train on Wednesday, I kept it secret from everybody. I weighed in 2.2 pounds under weight this morning and people were looking at me like, what’s up with that?” What’s up with that is if Suriano doesn't already have his name amongst the best in New Jersey history, he'll have that opportunity next season as he tries to become the fourth four-time state champion and second undefeated four-time state champion.

Suriano, who has not given up an offensive point since 2012, is now one of 26 three-time state champions in New Jersey history. And while that’s all good and plenty, his goals and expectations for himself far exceed his high school legacy. "I have things to work on and I want to be a world champion," said Suriano. “I try not to think about it because I get anxious thinking of it. I don’t want to think of it. I just go out and do what I do.” He did Sunday defeating Agaisse with a pair of takedowns and escape in the only state final bout to feature a pair of state champions.

Holy Spirit's Pat D'Arcy dominates on top, finishes on top in 126-pound state tournament By Bill Evans | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com There's different ways to skin a cat and there's different ways to win a state wrestling title. With dogged determination on top, Holy Spirit senior Pat D'Arcy won three straight low-scoring matches to capture the 126-pound state title at the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute State Championships on Sunday. D'Arcy turned Hanover Park two-time state champion Anthony Cefolo with the score tied at 1 in double overtime, then added an escape for a 4-1 victory and the second state title in Holy Spirit program history. Mac Mancuso won the only other title in 2007. D'Arcy won his semifinal, 2-1, in double overtime over North Hunterdon's Ryan Pomrinca. He survived the quarterfinal, 1-0, over Nutley's Joe Ferinde and won the championship despite not scoring a takedown in the last three rounds. "Don't remind me about that," joked D'Arcy. "Whatever it takes to win. No points are given out here. You just have to keep working and eventually things might go your way. "I just wanted to hang on and ride (Cefalo) out. I had his leg, he started to get desperate, I went for a tilt and he put himself in a compromising position. I was lucky to get a couple swipes." Holy Spirit coach Ralph Paolone said he believed D'Arcy had what it took all year to win a state title, even with a two-time champion in his path. "I've known him since he was so small and how hard he worked to get to this point is unbelievable," said D'Arcy. "In practice, in the room, he reminded me right away of Mac. Mac was a machine, and that's what Pat was. "Every close match he was there. We've talked about knowing you're going to win, and he did. You could tell before the final he was ready to go. It was his time." D'Arcy, who is committed to Princeton, finished third in the state as a sophomore and second as a junior. He made the natural progression this year. "I've been waiting all year to get back, I worked my butt off," said D'Arcy. "All these matches could go either way and I was fortunate to come out on top. This is what it's all about. "My whole high school career I've been trying to win a state title. You go out as a kid ... I always wanted to come here and win the state title and it finally happened for me."

Bergen Catholic’s Shane Griffith defeats 2-time champ De La Cruz to win MOW, 132-pound state wrestling championship By James Kratch | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com For Bergen Catholic freshman Shane Griffith, competing against Summit’s Craig De La Cruz was akin to wrestling “against a mirror practically. But in a 132-pound final that pitted two wrestlers with similar approaches, Griffith also matched the knack for the big moment that had helped carry De La Cruz to two state championships, reversing the senior in the first period and then holding on in a wicked scramble down the stretch for a 4-3 triumph Sunday here at the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute Championships, earning Outstanding Wrestler honors in the process. “We both have the same style. I knew it was going to be a tough match,” Griffth said. “He had experience out here, and it’s all new to me. I was a little shaken up at first. But I just went out there and wrestled.” Griffith (33-9) showed some nerves at the beginning, as De La Cruz scored a quick takedown to open the bout. But Griffth escaped soon after and settled in under the bright lights of Boardwalk Hall. “That kind of got the butterflies out,” Bergen Catholic coach Dave Bel said. “You could see it change in his demeanor. It started to click for him.” De La Cruz escaped to take a 3-2 lead at the start of the third period. But Griffith then got the decisive takedown to grab his first lead. De La Cruz did not go down without a fight, coming oh-so-close to a reversal down the stretch in a mad dash that saw both wrestlers all over the place, but Griffith still on top when the clock hit zeroes, completing a four-for-four day for the top-ranked Crusaders in the finals. “I knew I would be capable of achieving this and coming this far,” said Griffith, a seven-time youth state champion. “I just kept working really hard and hoping it would pay off. “I knew I was going to be able to be a part of something like this when I came to Bergen. I just didn’t know it was going to be me the first year having the opportunity to be a part of something so special.” De La Cruz finishes his scholastic career with a 150-12 record. He had won state titles at 120 pounds in 2013 and 126 pounds last year while wrestling for Bound Brook.

Don Bosco's Kyle Bierdumpfel hurdles final barrier with 138-pound state title By Patrick Lanni | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Don Bosco Prep's Kyle Bierdumpfel didn't just get over the hump, he soared over it with a limitless leap in the center of the mat.

After a pair of heartbreaking losses in the state finals in each of the last two seasons, Bierdumpfel exploded towards the roof Sunday after defeating Connor Burkert of St. Peter's Prep, 8-2, in the 138-pound final of the NJSIAA State Championships. "I had that leap planned for two years," said Bierdumpfel as he was swarmed by his coaches, younger brother and teammate Zack Chakonis. "That was my goal all season. I envisioned myself winning late last night when I went to bed. I envisioned it this morning when I took a nap before the match. I saw it, I just had to make it happen." Bierdumpfel broke through with full control in the final against Burkert in a rematch of a January dual where Bierdumpfel's 3-2 win over Burkert gave Don Bosco the match-tying points in a last-bout criteria win. "You have to have a very select mindset," said Bierdumpfel, a junior, when asked about that January showdown. "I forget everything else that happens. It's a whole new match. I had a whole new mindset, and I'm sure he did too." Burkert was only one of two unseeded wrestlers to reach the finals. The senior went through four matches, including two overtime thrillers against Mark McCormick of Camden Catholic and Bergen Catholic's Laurien Anghelina. He met Bierdumpfel with a boat load of momentum, but Bierdumpfel entered with experience and motivation. "My assistant coach Ricky just kept saying 'one more step, one more step, just keep going, keep pushing,'" said Bierdumpfel. "My coaches have really seen how much better I've gotten this year than the other years. "So this year was definitely a lot sweeter than any other year because this was three years in the making." Bierdumpfel ended his junior season with a 35-1 record—with his only loss to national prep champion Matt Kolodzik of Blair. He'll begin his senior season eight wins away from 100 and for the first time as a state champion not a runner-up. He's still waiting for feeling to sink in. "I thought there would be more because the feeling (of winning a state title) is always greater in my head than it is in reality," said Bierdumpfel.

Brick Memorial's Alec Donovan blanks Bound Brook's Stephan Glasgow to win 145-pound state wrestling title By Joe Zedalis | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Unflappable Alec Donovan used two minutes of textbook riding in the second period and an escape in the third for a 1-0 victory over Stephan Glasgow of Bound Brook in the 145-pound final at the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute Wrestling Championships Sunday. With his victory, his 39th of the season against one loss, Donovan became the sixth Brick Memorial wrestler to win a state title. The Golden Mustangs have seven state titles combined. Donovan was one of a Shore Conference record four Brick Memorial wrestlers to reach the state final in a single season. He was the lone victor for the Golden Mustangs. “It hasn’t really hit me yet that I’m a state champion, but right now I am filled with joy,” Donovan said. Donovan, a senior, who was seventh in 2014, had a long road to a state title. As a freshman, Donovan missed weight in the regionals. “Coach O’Cone (former head coach Dan) told me I was the only wrestler he had in 20 years not to make weight,” Donovan recalled at Boardwalk Hall. “But to come from that to become one of his and coach (current head coach Mike) Denver’s works of art is pretty special.” The first period ended scoreless. “It hurt me, but I think it may have hurt him worse,” Donovan explained. “But I also knew I can ride anybody.” And Donovan rode Glasgow. It wasn’t easy, however. “He rolled, he sat out, he stood up … anything to try and get out,” Donovan said. Glasgow, however, never escaped and Donovan went to the third period with a 3-0 lead. “Last year Alec didn’t wrestle well in the quarters, lost and went into the wrestlebacks,” Denver said. “He had three bouts last year that he won with an escape and a rideout, 1-0. He learned what it took to win close matches like that." “Any college coach would love Alec Donovan,” said Denver, who was a Division III national champion. “He is a college-style wrestler who racks up riding time.” Donovan took down to start the third period, however, Glasgow cut him loose before the whistle to work on his feet. “I was a little surprised he didn’t at least try to ride me a little,” Donovan said. “But nobody was going to ride me.” Glasgow, a sophomore, finished 40-5.

Delbarton's Joe Tavoso overcomes Sean Glasgow of Bound Brook in overtime to win state wrestling title at 152 pounds By Brian Deakyne | For NJ Advance Media With time running down in overtime, Joe Tavoso of Delbarton knew he had to take his shot. In the opening 152-pound state final bout against Sean Glasgow of Bound Brook at Boardwalk Hall on Sunday, Tavoso made several attempts to score the statetitle clinching takedown in the sudden victory period. After hooking Glasgow's leg, the Princeton-bound senior closed out the 6-4 victory as he worked around Glasgow and scored the takedown with 10 seconds left in overtime. "I've been in that position a million times," Tavoso said. I picked (his leg) up three times before I could finally get behind and get my two. I just kept telling myself that if you get this win, you're a state champion. I wasn't going to let the opportunity pass me by." Tavoso opened the bout quickly as he grabbed the first takedown, but Glasgow rallied back to take a 4-3 lead after two periods -- including a fast takedown off a restart to take 4-2 lead -- before Tavoso had a pair of escapes to tie the bout at four. "I knew he was going to tap me on my feet and I sort of had an advantage on the mat, so I was going to want to finish," Tavoso said. "But I think I'm better than him on my feet and I wanted to finish the match. He's a great competitor and I got the lucky draw I guess."

The victory was No. 110 in his career and No. 40 on the season for Tavoso, who finished fourth at 152 pounds last year. "It's hard to describe the feelings, it's unreal. It's why we work hard in the room every single day. It's what we train for. I don't know, it's hard to put into words."

David McFadden of DePaul secures second straight state title with 7-2 victory over Brick Memorial's Cliff Ruggiero By Brian Deakyne | For NJ Advance Media His victory wasn't as perfect as he would have liked, but DePaul's David McFadden is a two-time state champion. McFadden, who won a state title at 145 pounds last year, used a dominant effort as he took down Brick Memorial's Cliff Ruggiero, 7-2, in the 160-pound state final bout on Sunday at Boardwalk Hall. Pushing his record to 43-0 on the year, the Virginia Tech-bound McFadden wasn't necessarily pleased with his five-point victory, but understood Ruggiero's strategy throughout the match. "My mindset coming into this tournament was not only to win, but to dominate," McFadden said. "I didn't dominate how I would have liked in the finals, but he's a really tough competitor. I came out with the win, so I guess I can be really happy about that." Ruggiero challenged McFadden in the opening period and kept the bout scoreless until there were two seconds left in the first period, when McFadden scored his first takedown. McFadden opened the second period with a quick escape to take a 3-0 lead and controlled the bout from there on to secure the title. "I wanted to be up 4-1 going into the second," McFadden said. "I thought I'd take him down in the beginning of the first period, cut him and take him down at the end of the period to go up 4-1. If that didn't work, I knew I better get a takedown at the end of the first period. The coin flip went my way, I went up 3-0, and from then on, I felt in control. "He was wrestling me really tough in the first period and he put me in a few situations I didn't want to be in. I knew where I was on the mat and I knew where he was good. He had a good game plan coming in, but at the end of the day, I'm the one with the state title." In July, McFadden took second at the Fargo junior national championships in North Dakota. He hasn't lost since. "I told myself after Fargo to remember what it feels like to finish second. I haven't done it since then, and I don't plan on doing it again." The loss by Ruggiero was the first of the state tournament for Brick Memorial, which entered the finals with a 13-0 mark as a team. The Ocean County program sent four wrestlers to the finals, the most in Shore Conference history.

Bergen Catholic’s Joe Grello defeats Bound Brook’s Joshua Ugalde to win 170-pound state wrestling championship By James Kratch | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com If there was one thing Bergen Catholic’s Joe Grello took away from his dual meet loss to Bound Brook’s Joshua Ugalde earlier this year, it was the realization he had to control the tempo if the two met again. “He slowed down my pace the last match,” Grello said. “I had to have him wrestle my pace.” Thirty-five days later, from Super Bowl Sunday on Jan. 31 to Championship Sunday here at Boardwalk Hall, Grello and Ugalde met again. And Grello did just that, dominating the third period en route to a 6-2 win in the 170-pound state final at the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute Championships. “I don’t know if it’s hit me yet,” Grello said. “I worked really hard for this, and it feels great.” Grello, who battled a meniscus injury earlier in the year, had lost 1-0 to Ugalde in the dual meet, getting ridden out for the entirety of the third period. And it looked for a few moments like the state final might follow the same sort of script. After a scoreless first period, Ugalde, a state runner-up at 160 pounds last year notched a reversal in the second to take a 2-0 lead and put himself in position to try and ride out the final 3:20 in regulation. But Ugalde (37-2) was hit with a locked hands call, making it 2-1 after two periods. He quickly cut Grello to start the third and tie the bout. “I had to get a takedown,” Grello said. And that he did, Grello notched the decisive takedown to grab the lead within the first minute of the final period and then rode Ugalde out from there, adding two back points for good measure down the stretch. Grello finishes the season with a 26-3 record. The state medal is his second; he took seventh last year at 152 pounds. Grello now has a 89-18 career record. Ugalde, who will wrestle next year at Maryland, finishes his career at 140-22 with three medals – two runner-up finishes and a sixth-place finish at 152 pounds in 2013.

Bergen Catholic's Kevin Mulligan tops CJ LaFragola of St. Joseph (Hamm.) to win 182pound state wrestling title By Joe Zedalis | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Kevin Mulligan was long and that couldn’t be wrong at the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute Wrestling Championships at Boardwalk Hall Sunday.

Mulligan, the top-seeded junior from Bergen Catholic, used his 6-foot-4 frame to his advantage. Mulligan scored two takedowns on counters of shots by finalist CJ LaFragola of St. Joseph (Hamm) with leg hooks and won the 182-pound state title with a 5-1 win. “That was my toughest bout in the tournament,” said Mulligan, who improved to 39-5 with the win. “He (LaFragola) was much stronger than I expected and a great competitor. “He came at me a lot and I really didn’t expect that,” Mulligan added. “But I felt like I controlled the match.” LaFragola (45-2) broke a scoreless tie with an escape off a hard switch with 1:03 left in the second period. With time running down, LaFragola shot looking for a Hi-C. Mulligan stopped LaFragola, hooked a leg and came up on top for the takedown. Mulligan used a similar maneuver counting a shot by LaFragola in the third. “His length didn’t help,” LaFragola said. “Once he gets those hooks in he was tough to fight off “I wanted to get a couple of shots and push as hard as I could,” LaFragola said. As was the case during the regular season, Bergen Catholic’s received back-to-back wins from Joe Grello at 170 and then Mulligan at 182. Grello won the 170pound total. “Watching him win got me going,” Mulligan said. “We done the same thing all over the country. Mulligan, who won by major decision in the semifinals, also had a 7-0 decision and a pin during his state championship run.

Tyree Sutton stuns Holy Cross' Matt Correnti in OT at 195 pounds to win Keansburg's first state title By Bill Evans | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Tyree Sutton became Keansburg High School’s first state champion in dramatic fashion at the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute State Championships on Sunday, capturing the 195-pound title, 5-3, in overtime over Holy Cross’ Matt Correnti. Sutton took Correnti down for a match-tying takedown with four seconds left and countered a shot for the winning takedown in overtime. The matchup lived up to the billing of two wrestlers who came in with equal 41-0 records. “In practice all week, we drilled situations, me being down two, down three,” said Sutton. “I was definitely prepared to get a takedown in those moments, 30 seconds, 10 seconds. I expected to get it. I was just getting after it.” Sutton rode Correnti for the entire second period and the match was scoreless entering the third. But Correnti earned three near-fall points when Sutton said he wasn’t sure there should have been a count. “I was shocked, it was an iffy call,” said Sutton. Sutton escaped to make it a 3-1 match and dropped Correnti on the line with four seconds left. The Lancer junior and Holy Cross coaching staff argued it wasn’t a takedown, but to no avail and the wrestlers headed to overtime where Sutton prevailed. “I’d have to watch the tape (to see if the tying takedown should have counted),” said Holy Cross coach Adam Cooney. ‘The kid did a great job, got in on his legs and the ref thought it was two. You have to keep wrestling in overtime. It’s gotta be tough, but you have to do it. You have to have a short memory.” Cooney can relate to Correnti’s disappointment, having lost in the state final himself before bouncing back to win two titles. “This is Matt’s ultimate goal and to come up short is extremely hard,” said Cooney. “It doesn’t feel good. I’ve been there, but it will be a motivator and the experience of being in the finals will be a huge asset next year.” Sutton was posing for a lot of pictures in the minutes after the match, receiving plenty of support from the Keansburg community. He’s been answering questions all weekend about if he ever thought about leaving for a more prominent program. “It feels amazing to be the first,” said Sutton. “I have a lot of young wrestlers coming up that look up to me, so it’s definitely a good feeling to give them someone to look up to. “I kind of felt like a free agent during the summer. There were a couple schools who wanted me to go, but I have a great staff, the coaches love me and I get so much support from this town. I came up through the Keansburg rec program, so I might as well stay.”

St. Peter's Prep alpha dog Christian Colucci captures 220-pound state title By Patrick Lanni | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com You can officially call Christian Colucci the pack leader. The St. Peter’s Prep senior standout solidified a season-long spot at the top of the rankings with a 3-0 decision over Marc McDonald of West Essex in the 220pound final of the NJSIAA State Championships. When he toed the line Sunday at Boardwalk Hall, Colucci still had the confidence oozing from his Region 4 semifinal victory over McDonald. He showed it instantly, sticking a takedown two seconds into the bout. “It was important for me to go in and set the tone that I’m the alpha dog in this match, and that’s there no chance of you ever winning,” Colucci said. He then rode out McDonald and controlled the rest of the way to give St. Peter’s Prep its first state champion since Lenny Richardson took the 145-pound title in 2012. “It feels good to go down in history at Prep especially with the family I’ve been through,” Colucci said. “The nine or 10 of us seniors have sweat blood and tears together for the past four years so to cap it off like this is special. “I know we didn’t win a team state title, but to capture an individual state title feels amazing.”Colucci, who only surrendered three points the entire state tournament, finished his career with a 112-25 mark, three Region 4 titles and three District 16 titles. He will wrestle at Lehigh University next fall with New Jersey’s highest high school wrestling honor. “It feels great to be a champ finally,” Colucci said. “It’s great for me going into college and setting me up to become a national champion in college.”

Don Bosco's Zack Chakonis shakes off two finals disappointments, wins 285-pound state title By Bill Evans | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Don Bosco Prep senior Zack Chakonis tries to not watch the videos of his back-to-back last-second losses to Delsea’s Bryan Dobzanski in the last two 220-pound state finals. But he admitted the DVD of Sunday’s match might find its way onto the TV in his house more than a few times. Chakonis shed the disappointment of two straight second-place finishes by easing to a 5-1 victory over Brick Memorial’s Nick Rivera in the 285-pound final at the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute State Championships Sunday. Dobzanski beat Chakonis, 5-4, two years ago fighting off a takedown attempt in the final seconds. Last year, Chakonis nearly had a late takedown and back points before Dobzanski secured a match-winning reversal with three seconds left in double OT. “I saw them once and then I put them away so I don’t think of them too much, but my dad keeps watching it,” said Chakonis. “I don’t like looking back too much. But this one will be on the TV for the next four weeks straight, I can guarantee.” On Sunday, Chakonis was happy to not have the outcome decided in the final seconds. The Northwestern-bound senior bumped up to heavyweight this year to prepare for college. “I just wanted to come down here and dominate my way through and I kind of came close that,” said Chakonis. “You can’t describe the feeling. Little kids here saw me lose twice and I never gave up. I thought it was going to be last year and it wasn’t. It made this year even sweeter, to finish senior year with a nice win. “I’ll probably still look back knowing me, but I’m happy with what I have right now. I’ve been blessed.” Asked where he would watch his teammate 138-pounder Kyle Bierdumpfel as he tried to shake off two finals losses of his own, Chakonis said he might split to celebrate in the ocean. Bierdumpfel ended up winning his first title as well, beating St. Peter’s Connor Burkert, 8-2. “We pushed each other to get here,” said Chakonis. “I’ve been working for it since I could crawl, and it’s a great feeling to say I finally accomplished it and I’m sure for Kyle it’s the same way.”

Bergen Catholic captures four state individual wrestling championships to match modern record By James Kratch | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com After a sensational team season that saw it go wire-to-wire as the state's top-ranked team for the second straight year and establish itself as the class of New Jersey by a wide margin, Bergen Catholic scored an even more impressive achievement here Sunday to close out the NJSIAA/Rothman Institute Championships. The top-ranked Crusaders went a perfect four-for-four in the state finals, becoming just the third team since the end of World War II to have a quartet of state individual titlists in the same season. "It's an awesome moment," Bergen Catholic coach Dave Bell said. "It's affirmation." Nick Suriano won his third career title at 120 pounds while Shane Griffith (132), Joe Grello (170) and Kevin Mulligan (182) each captured their first, matching the feat High Point accomplished in 2011 when it had four champions in Nick Francavilla (125), Drew Wagenhoffer (140), Ethan Orr (171) and heavyweight Billy Smith. Prior to High Point, the last team to have four champions was Newton in 1949. "Every team comes down here with high expectations and great seasons and talented wrestlers," Bell said. "You can never account for what is going to happen, but to come down and perform the way they did, is the best feeling in the world." In addition to the four champions, Bergen Catholic won four more medals to finish with a tournament-high eight. Carmen Ferrante finished eighth in the state at 106 pounds, Peter Lipari took seventh at 126 pounds and Danny DeLorenzi and Connor O'Brien took fourth at 195 and 220 pounds, respectively.

2015 State Tournament Winners

106 Lbs: 1st -Gerard Angelo, Hanover Park 2-Pat Glory, Delbarton 3-Jonathan Tropea, St. Joseph (Mont.) 4-Shane Metzler, West Morris Central 5-Quinn Kinner, Kingsway 6-Richie Koehler, Christian Brothers 7-Joe Casey, Bound Brook 8Carmen Ferrante, Bergen Catholic

113 Lbs: 1st -Brandon Cray, Steinert 2-Gianni Ghione, Brick Memorial 3-Alec Kelly, St. Peter's Prep 4-Garrett O'Shea, Morris Knolls 5-Sebastian Rivera, Christian Brothers 6-Trace Kinner, Kingsway 7-John Burger, New Milford 8-Brian Kuhlman, Manville

2015 State Tournament Winners

120 Lbs: 1st -Nick Suriano, Bergen Catholic 2-Ty Agaisse, Delbarton 3-Zack Firestone, Clearview 4-Anthony Rubinetti, Demarest 5-Owen McClave, Toms River South 6-Troy Stanich, Roxbury 7-Sam Schneider, Emerson 8-Kyle DiNapoli, Voorhees

126 Lbs: 1st -Patrick D'Arcy, Holy Spirit 2-Anthony Cefolo, Hanover Park 3-Ryan Pomrinca, North Hunterdon 4-Matt Noble, DePaul 5-A.J. Vindici, Randolph 6-Michael Russo, Jackson Liberty 7-Pete Lipari, Bergen Catholic 8-Joe Ferinde, Nutley

2015 State Tournament Winners

132 Lbs: 1st -Shane Griffith, Bergen Catholic 2-Craig De La Cruz, Summit 3-Sam Cali, Don Bosco Prep 4-Salvatore Profaci, Monroe 5-Michael VanBrill, Clearview 6-Nick Farro, Delbarton 7-William Kui, DePaul 8-Marcus Iwama, Rumson-Fair Haven

138 Lbs: 1st -Kyle Bierdumpfel, Don Bosco Prep 2-Connor Burkert, St. Peter's Prep 3-Mekhi Lewis, Bound Brook 4Mohammed Farhan, Clifton 5-Michael O'Malley, Hasbrouck Heights 6-Alex Sebahie, Paramus 7-Mark McCormick, Camden Catholic 8-Eric Friedman, Mendham

2015 State Tournament Winners

145 Lbs: 1st -Alec Donovan, Brick Memorial 2-Stephan Glasgow, Bound Brook 3-Thomas Poklikuha, Pinelands 4-William Povalac, Edison 5-Jason Gaccione, High Point 6-Marcus Miraglia, Delran 7-Dominick Mandarino, Don Bosco Prep 8-Kyle Cochran, Paramus

152 Lbs: 1st -Joe Tavoso, Delbarton 2-Sean Glasgow, Bound Brook 3-Matt Wilhelm, Southern 4-Joe Trovato, Paramus 5Gavin Murray, Cranford 6-Jake Maxwell, Buena 7-Jake Kaminsky, Manalapan 8-Brandon Kui, DePaul

2015 State Tournament Winners

160 Lbs: 1st -David McFadden, DePaul 2-Cliff Ruggiero, Brick Memorial 3-Max Elling, Phillipsburg 4-Brock Worrell, Eastern 5-Tyler Mullen, Old Tappan 6-Willie Scott, Brick Township 7-Anthony Oliveri, Hanover Park 8-Vin DiFilippo, St. Joseph (Mont.)

170 Lbs: 1st -Joe Grello, Bergen Catholic 2-Joshua Ugalde, Bound Brook 3-Kyle Wojtaszek, Brick Township 4-Kenny Long, Holy Cross 5-Daniel Kilroy, Wayne Hills 6-Jala'a Darwish, Passaic Valley 7-Kyle Murphy, Bridgewater-Raritan 8-Dominic Maniero, St. Joseph (Mont.)

2015 State Tournament Winners

182 Lbs: 1st -Kevin Mulligan, Bergen Catholic 2-C.J. LaFragola, St. Joseph (Hamm.) 3-Dean Sherry, Brick Township 4-Nick DePalma, DePaul 5-Chris Morgan, West Orange 6-Vinnie Maniero, St. Joseph (Mont.) 7-Niko Cappello, Cranford 8-Joe Salvato, Toms River South

195 Lbs: 1st -Tyree Sutton, Keansburg 2-Matt Correnti, Holy Cross 3-Jeff Velez, Queen Of Peace 4-Danny DeLorenzi, Bergen Catholic 5-Andrew Massefski, Parsippany 6-Joseph McKenzie, Wall 7-Gus Protogeropoulos, Newton 8-Mauro Altamura, Hasbrouck Heights

2015 State Tournament Winners

220 Lbs: 1st -Christian Colucci, St. Peter's Prep 2-Marc McDonald, West Essex 3-Scott Lavelle, DePaul 4-Connor O'Brien, Bergen Catholic 5-Robert Melise, Phillipsburg 6-Tyreek Smith, Moorestown 7-Mike Siwiec, Toms River North 8-Niko Savaiinaea, Paulsboro

285 Lbs: 1st -Zack Chakonis, Don Bosco Prep 2-Nick Rivera, Brick Memorial 3-Broderick Graham, Jackson Memorial 4Jose Palomino, St. Peter's Prep 5-Anthony Porcaro, Sayreville 6-Davontae Randall, Paulsboro 7-Lloyd Jackson, Elizabeth 8-Joe Longobardi, River Dell

2015 NJSIAA Individual Champions Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City NJ

Back Row (l-r): Kyle Bierdumpfel, Don Bosco Prep (138); Alec Donovan, Brick Memorial (145); Joe Tavoso, Delbarton (152); David McFadden, DePaul (160); Joe Grello, Bergen Catholic (170); Kevin Mulligan, Bergen Catholic (182); Tyree Sutton, Keansburg (195); Christian Colucci, St. Peter's Prep (220); Zack Chakonis, Don Bosco Prep (285). Front

2016 NJSIAA Wrestling Team Champions Sectional Champions Southern Regional

Group V North Jersey I North Jersey II Central Jersey South Jersey

Clifton Bridgewater-Raritan Howell Southern Regional

Group IV

Phillipsburg High School

North Jersey I North Jersey II Central Jersey South Jersey

Roxbury Phillipsburg Jackson Memorial Clearview

Group III

South Plainfield High School

North Jersey I North Jersey II Central Jersey South Jersey

Paramus Passaic Valley South Plainfield Delsea

Group II

Emerson/Park Ridge

North Jersey I North Jersey II Central Jersey South Jersey

Emerson/Park Ridge Lenape Valley Delaware Valley Collingswood

Group I

Paulsboro High School

North Jersey I North Jersey II Central Jersey South Jersey

Kittatinny Cedar Grove Point Pleasant Beach Paulsboro

Non-Public A

Bergen Catholic High School

North Jersey South Jersey

Bergen Catholic Saint Augustine

Non-Public B

DePaul Catholic High School

North Jersey South Jersey

DePaul Catholic Holy Spirit

2016 NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships District Champions

106 lb. District Champions

Dist. Name Grade 1 Cody Harrison 9 2 Ronald Rumsby 11 3 Joseph Aragona 9 4 Christopher Costiglia 10 5 Kyle Kaiser 10 6 Joshua Ferreira 10 7 Joey Manginelli 9 8 Sammy Alvarez 9 9 Dom Difrancescantonio 9 10 Chris Gural 12 11 Sabri Murray 10 12 Joe Heilmann 10 13 Kenny Kerwin 11 14 Jacy Jones 10 15 Matthew Armamento 10 16 Michael Kelly 10 17 Jack Bauer 9 18 Brock Laggini 10 19 David Loniewski 9 20 Mitchell Polito 10 21 Darby Diedrich 9 22 Nick Schutzenhofer 11 23 Joe Ferigne 10 24 Hunter Gutierrez 9 25 Gabriel Dollard 10 26 Chase Mullarkey 10 27 Joe Manchio 10 28 Brooks Warren 10 29 Dante Mininno 10 30 Seth Henry 11 31 Chris Recinto 10 32 George Coleman 10

113 lb District Champions

Dist. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Name Grade Kyle Markus 12 Jacob Falleni 11 Mark DiGeronimo 11 Daniel Percelay 11 Nicholas Pini 10 Chris Caban 11 Carmen Ferrante 10 Jonathan Tropea 12 Patrick Glory 10 Mark Montgomery 9 Anthony Capece 11 Jake Giordano 11 Nicholas DeNora 11 Victor Lopez 11

School W-L Warren Hills 19-5 Montville 27-7 Pope John XXIII 33-0 Lakeland 22-6 Paramus 33-3 Garfield 34-1 Dumont 27-6 St. Joseph (Mont) 25-3 Hanover Park 26-4 Roselle Park 29-2 Rahway 26-1 So. Plainfield 35-0 Passaic Valley 26-5 Montclair 26-6 Queen Of Peace 28-5 St. Peter’s Prep 33-3 Hunterdon Cen. 25-7 Somerville 20-13 Bishop Ahr 31-6 East Brunswick 28-2 Howell 31-6 Christian Bros. 28-1 Brick Twp. 22-5 Lacey 31-3 Rancocas Valley 33-3 Holy Cross 28-7 Seneca 35-0 Paul VI 17-8 Gateway/Wood. 30-0 Highland Reg. 26-2 Delsea 25-9 St. Augustine 22-11

School W-L Phillipsburg 30-6 Lenape Valley 20-9 Kittatinny 24-6 DePaul 28-5 No. Highlands 23-11 Lodi 33-2 Bergen Catholic 28-6 St. Joseph (Mont) 24-3 Delbarton 32-2 Roselle Park 28-3 Cranford 28-3 So. Plainfield 29-5 Passaic Valley 26-6 West Orange 30-1

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

Enrique Sanchez Dan Ortega Hunter Graf Brian Kuhlman Gaven Ringwood Mike Botte Kyle Slendorn Sebastian Rivera Matt Wardlaw Nick Reilly Logan Fox Billy Moore Lucas Revano Isaac Vogel Antonio Mininno

30 Lucas Siegfried 31 Junior LaPortez 32 Terrell Coleman

10 12 10 12 11 10 10 12 10 9 11 10 9 12 10 12 11 11

120 lb District Champions

Dist. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Name Shane Metzler Nick Rampone Jake Rotunda Connor Murphy Daniel Nelson Jordan Robinson Gerard Angelo Luke Mazzeo

Grade 11 10 10 11 11 11 10 9

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

Nicholas Raimo Dylan Saggio Tom DiGiovanni Nicholas Mele Anthony Clarizio Tyreek Staton Ray Wetzel Abel Cedeno Peter Nace Joe Casey Aaron Coleman Mark Schleifer Michael Spino David Tieto Gianni Ghione Zach Martin Brandon Cray Brian Miraglia Anthony Croce Joe Downing Anthony Duca

9 11 11 12 10 12 11 12 11 10 10 11 12 12 11 11 12 9 9 10 11

Queen Of Peace North Bergen Hunterdon Cen. Manville Bishop Ahr Old Bridge Howell Christian Bros. Brick Memorial Toms River No Robbinsville Bordentown Camden Catholic Audubon Gateway/ Woodbury Highland Reg. Buena Egg Harbor

25-4 22-2 29-5 25-3 26-11 25-9 32-5 24-1 14-9 29-6 30-3 34-2 31-4 22-5 31-1

School W Morris (Cent.) Randolph Pope John XXIII Wayne Valley Mahwah Garfield Bergen Catholic Emerson/ Park Ridge Hanover Park Millburn Cranford Gov. Livingston Cedar Grove Montclair Queen of Peace Union City Hunterdon Cen. Bound Brook J.F.K. (Iselin) East Brunswick Jackson Mem. Ocean Twp. Brick Memorial Toms River So. Hamilton East Delran Camden Catholic Collingswood Paulsboro

W-L 32-0 24-13 29-3 30-4 29-9 24-7 23-3 34-3

24-3 15-6 29-5

24-1 30-6 25-5 25-7 26-2 21-2 24-6 23-4 25-4 24-8 19-1 26-2 22-1 28-6 28-1 19-5 13-0 30-2 29-3 22-10 28-4

2016 NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships 30 31 32

Dom Pataky Trace Kinner James Geigold

12 11 11

126 lb District Champions

Dist. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Name Joe Renne Troy Stanich Robert Garcia Garrett O`Shea Evan DeLuise Luis Gomez Nick Suriano Paco Robles

Grade 12 12 9 12 11 10 12 12

9 Ty Agaisse 12 10 Charles Cunningham 10 11 Javier Arrendondo 12 Christopher Fuschetto 10 13 Frank Gabriele 10 14 Pablo Estevez 11 15 Garrett Norcross 12 16 Naseem Elayan 11 17 Kyle DiNapoli 12 18 Terence Rohmeyer 12 19 Dylan O`Connor 11 20 Nicholas Lombard 11 21 Mike Plaska 12 22 Russell Benson 10 23 Joe Demuner 12 24 Nicholas Gallicchio 10 25 Anthony Foggia 12 26 Will Corbi 11 27 Jarret Ziegler 12 28 Will West 11 29 Dylan Fischer 11 30 Domenic Augello 11 31 Quinn Kinner 10 32 Steven Schwab 10

132 lb District Champions

Dist. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Name Brandon Paetzell Anthony Mastroeni Nick Klinger Michael DeClario Wilfredo Gil Sean Agnello Christopher Foca Sam Schneider

Grade 12 10 12 12 12 11 9 12

District Champions

Washington Twp. 28-3 Kingsway 29-1 Absegami 18-3

9 10 11 12

Nick Farro Philip Angelo Chris Scorese Bob Dinger

12 11 11 11

School Hackettstown Roxbury Pope John XXIII Butler Don Bosco Garfield Bergen Catholic Emerson/ Park Ridge Delbarton Seton Hall Linden A.L. Johnson Verona Bloomfield Ridgefield Park Cliffside Park Voorhees Montgomery Bishop Ahr Monroe Freehold Twp. Raritan Wall Toms River So. No. Burlington Moorestown Camden Catholic Collingswood West Deptford Timber Creek Kingsway St. Augustine

13 14 15 16

Gerald Jones Frank De Maio James Murdoch Alec Kelly

10 10 11 12

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Matt Kolonia Evan Drill Robert Cleary Yoscar Diaz Anthony Gagliano Jake Benner Nick Wagner Owen McClave Vincent Foggia Robert Rodolico Nicholas Moffa Chris Wolf Zack Firestone Evan Fisler Trent Tutko Reid White

11 12 11 12 12 10 11 12 12 12 10 12 12 11 12 12

School Phillipsburg Hopatcong Kittatinny Kinnelon Ramapo Hawthorne Bergen Catholic Emerson/ Park Ridge

W-L 29-5 27-2 29-4 33-1 13-8 24-7 30-0 35-1 20-2 28-3 19-14 34-0 33-3 17-7 29-5 31-4 25-0 32-4 28-8 33-1 27-2 29-2 26-5 24-5 29-2 17-12 29-6 18-14 29-2 18-7 33-1 24-10

W-L 9-3 33-4 31-2 24-5 38-0 25-8 22-6 35-0

138 lb District Champions

Dist. Name 1 Kade Loughney

Grade 11

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Jayson Parisi 12 Austin Scrivani 12 Chris Grecco 11 Nick Ciambrone 12 Jason Ruiz 12 Shane Griffith 10 Benjamin Brisman 12 Val Miele 12 Michael Acitelli 11 Tim Murphy 12 Kyle Bythell 11 Chris Zaccaria 11 Alexander Rodriguez 12

15 16

Matthew Dallara Nicholas Santos

10 11

17 18 19 20

Cole Marra Kyle Adams Tyler Underwood Nicholas Maher

11 12 12 12

Delbarton 31-4 Summit 24-4 Cranford 31-1 Middlesex/ 15-1 Dunellen 21-2 Caldwell Nutley 26-10 Clifton 33-2 St. Peter’s Prep 30-1 (Jersey City) Delaware Valley 32-4 Somerville 32-0 Edison 34-0 New Brunswick 26-13 Howell 36-1 Ocean Twp. 32-0 Wall 26-6 Toms River So. 31-1 No. Burlington 24-4 Holy Cross 24-9 Cherokee 21-14 Haddon Twp. 29-0 Clearview 31-0 Washington Twp. 24-3 Kingsway 27-7 St. Augustine 27-6

School West Morris (Central) Morris Knolls Kittatinny Pompton Lakes Paramus Garfield Bergen Catholic Pascack Hills Delbarton Summit Brearley/Dayton So. Plainfield West Essex East Side (Newark) Hasbrouck Hts St. Peter’s Prep (Jersey City) No. Hunterdon Brid.-Raritan Piscataway WWP-South

W-L 25-8 30-5 31-1 35-1 18-5 28-9 8-0 32-3 27-5 25-2 28-5 27-5 24-7 29-9 36-4 32-2 25-9 20-4 15-2 35-0

2016 NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships 21 22 23 24 25 26

Kris Lindemann Stanley Wojdylak Luke Vescovi Cole Corrigan Vincent Hellthaler Amir Harper

12 10 12 10 11 12

27 28 29 30 31 32

Mark McCormick Ben Klaus Michael VanBrill Josh Clark Cody Wolf Callisto Kraus

12 10 12 12 10 11

145 lb District Champions

Dist. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Name Brian Meyer Dominic Fano Jared Kobis Sal Puglisi Brandon Loftiss Matt Binstock Andrew Somple Declan Ward

Grade 10 11 12 11 12 12 12 11

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

AJ Lonski Nick Zuena Vince Concina Tyler Gazaway Joseph McCarthy Joseph DiPasquale Michael O`Malley Nicholas Esposito Kevin Ciresa Mekhi Lewis John Sheedy Nick Daza Michael DeFaria Danny Mullen Robert Kanniard Teddy Caporrino Ethan Craft Phil Rogers Dominic Ross Jake Alessi Stanley Atkinson VaughnMcFerren Timothy Suter Dillon Taylor

9 11 11 12 10 11 10 12 10 11 12 12 11 12 9 12 9 11 12 12 12 12 11 11

152 lb District Champions

Howell Middletown No. Brick Memorial Toms River So. No. Burlington BCIT (Westhampton) Camden Catholic Haddonfield Clearview Highland Reg. Woodstown Oakcrest

School Phillipsburg Montville High Point Pompton Lakes Paramus Ridgewood Bergen Catholic No. Valley (Old Tappan) Delbarton Union High Cranford New Providence Cedar Grove Nutley Hasbrouck Hts Cliffside Park Hunterdon Cen. Bound Brook Bishop Ahr So. Brunswick Marlboro Long Branch Wall Southern Reg. Rancocas Valley Delran Seneca Haddon Twp. Clearview Hammonton Buena St. Augustine

District Champions

23-1 31-3 22-3 29-1 21-5 32-0

34-1 26-5 31-0 23-1 23-11 24-2

W-L 29-8 34-1 22-0 29-6 30-6 28-7 20-11 23-9 20-9 32-7 25-5 36-0 26-4 26-9 40-0 33-2 26-5 30-1 32-3 31-6 19-1 24-4 29-3 19-4 33-4 36-1 28-8 25-5 28-2 25-3 28-5 26-5

Dist. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Name Daniel Wissing Edward Marucci Shane Connolly Dean Zindaki Alex Sebahie Julian Bangash Brady Ford Kyle Birkner Nick Anselmi Aidan Monteverdi Brian McGovern Daniel Hedden Dean Caravela Steve Bonsall Garrett Beam Justin Montanez

12 12 11 11 12 12 12 10 11

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

Michael Fernandes Stephan Glasgow Joseph Hatcher Xavier Jenkins Ronny Ghaida Mike Shohet Giancarlo Crivelli Andrew Meyers Drew Bowker Avery DiNardi Isaiah Bryant Richie Westhoven Dom Demarco

11 11 9 12 11 12 12 11 9 11 12 12 12

30 31 32

Grade 12 12 10 11 12 12

Keshawn Branham 12 Lorenzo Ruggiero 12 Colin Donahue 12

160 lb District Champions

Dist. Name 1 Troy Navarino

Grade 11

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

12 12 12 12 12 9 12

Craig Roumes Lance Fischer Christian DalCais Kyle Bierdumpfel Steven Villa Anthony Asatrian Tyler Mullen

9 Luke Anselmi 12 10 TJ Calas 11 11 Jarek Gozdieski 12 12 Nicholas DiFrancesco 12

School Phillipsburg Montville Jefferson Twp. Wayne Valley Paramus Ridgewood Bergen Catholic Westwood Delbarton Seton Hall Cranford So. Plainfield Caldwell Newark Acad. Queen of Peace St. Peter’s Prep (Jersey City) Voorhees Bound Brook Piscataway Old Bridge Manalapan Long Branch Pt. Pleasant Bch Toms River East Rancocas Valley Holy Cross Shawnee Haddon Heights Clayton/ Glassboro Winslow Twp. Delsea St. Augustine

School West Morris (Mendham) Roxbury Newton West Milford Don Bosco Lodi Bergen Catholic No. Valley (Old Tappan) Delbarton Seton Hall Westfield So. Plainfield

W-L 23-4 31-3 29-9 30-5 29-3 31-7 31-4 33-4 16-12 30-3 25-5 29-5 28-3 36-0 28-7 17-9 33-3 30-1 33-1 32-2 32-3 22-6 32-1 30-1 36-1 31-4 30-4 23-6 24-3 33-4 29-4 20-15

W-L 27-7 28-0 14-4 34-2 25-0 30-5 17-15 28-1 20-11 29-3 29-3 27-7

2016 NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Kyle Schaffer John Zarro Patrick DePasque Leo Subiza Derek Ciavarro Jeremy Nurnberger Bryan McLaughlin Jared Parisen Tyler Kalmowitz Lamont Reid Josh Glantzman Seon Bowker Jordan Rugo Cam Wasson Roosevelt Jordan Brandon Hopkins Cameron Shields Charles McCall Bill Janzer Nick Clark

10 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 12 12 12 11 12 12 12 11 12 11 10 12

170 lb District Champions

Dist. Name 1 Jarod Ostir 2 Dillon Fazliu 3 Al Falco 4 Spencer Carey 5 Shane Sosinsky 6 Ashmaz Dugulubgov 7 Joe Grello 8 Jordan Giacomelli

Grade 10 12 12 12 11 12 12 12

9 Anthony Oliveri 10 Will Ferdinando 11 Sam Wustefeld

12 12 10

12 Christopher Maszczak 13 Jala`a Darwish 14 Barak Pipkins 15 Wagner Figueroa 16 Kenny Pena 17 Michael Iodice 18 George Walton 19 Eliias Vega 20 Duncan Kreutter 21 Garrett Hilsheimer 22 TJ Saldutti 23 Brett Donner 24 Peyton Blauvelt 25 Liam McDermott 26 Shaun Davilla 27 Manny Morales

12 12 11 12 10 11 11 12 10 12 12 12 12 10 11 12

District Champions

Caldwell Nutley Clifton North Bergen No. Hunterdon Manville Woodbridge Monroe Jackson Liberty Long Branch Wall Southern Reg. Allentown Holy Cross Seneca Haddon Twp. West Deptford Winslow Twp. Delsea St. Augustine

10-8 28-7 25-4 23-4 21-1 33-0 35-3 31-6 34-2 25-4 24-4 22-6 23-0 23-11 31-1 25-9 32-0 28-2 33-2 25-9

School Warren Hills Montville Sparta DePaul No. Highlands Ridgewood Bergen Catholic Emerson/ Park Ridge Hanover Park Roselle Park Scotch PlainsFanwood So. Plainfield Passaic Valley Bloomfield Passaic Cliffside Park Hunterdon Cen. Bound Brook Carteret WWP-South Holmdel Ocean Twp. Wall Southern Reg. Allentown Cinnaminson Cherry Hill West

W-L 13-8 23-9 30-5 27-7 35-2 25-6 34-2 32-5 26-2 28-2 26-4 27-6 30-3 29-8 29-4 3-0 28-4 27-3 32-0 21-13 34-5 20-1 32-0 22-5 25-4 22-5 28-4

28 29 30 31 32

Michael Taulane Henry Eisenhart Joe Tripoli Jake Maxwell Mike Yorio

11 12 11 11 11

182 lb District Champions

Collingswood Clearview Highland Reg. Buena Lower Cape May

27-8 28-2 15-8 23-3 28-3

W-L 29-6 32-1 28-6 32-1 15-10 35-3 27-4 24-3 21-9 28-4 24-6 31-1 28-2 16-16 29-3 29-9 21-4

Dist. Name 1 Kyle Connelly 2 Luke Drugac 3 Jake Brown 4 Brandon Kui 5 Peter Acciardi 6 Kyle Inlander 7 Josh McKenzie 8 Josh Lewis

Grade 11 12 10 11 10 12 9 11

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

11 11 12 12 12 11 11 11 10

School Hackettstown Morris Knolls Pope John XXIII DePaul Don Bosco Ridgewood Bergen Catholic Emerson/ Park Ridge Delbarton Irvington Cranford So. Plainfield Caldwell Nutley Queen of Peace Cliffside Park Delaware Valley

Kyle Murphy 12 Andrew Brazicki 11 Frankely Rosario 12 Tanner Kelly 12 Anthony Vetrano 12 Dean Helstowski 11 Christopher Nielsen 11 Christopher Stout 12 Zeke Brinson 11 Joe Fahmy 12 Nick Barnes 11 Jason Carter 12 Rashad Gayle 10 Jose Soto 12 Jose Tabora 12

Brid.-Raritan Bishop Ahr New Brunswick Jackson Mem. Middletown No. Brick Twp. Pinelands Hamilton West Riverside Lenape High Collingswood West Deptford Winslow Twp. Millville St. Augustine

29-0 32-3 31-8 17-2 31-2 29-0 27-3 30-4 28-8 24-6 28-7 31-0 20-12 30-0 14-4

School Phillipsburg Morris Knolls Sparta DePaul Paramus Hawthorne

W-L 27-5 32-0 19-2 28-5 14-4 18-2

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Louis Castellano Tyhmir Lassiter Niko Cappello Christian Gonzalez Ryan Schaffer Justin Bivona Dominic Maniero Noah Argueta Kyle Lightner

195 lb District Champions

Dist. Name 1 Andrew Horun 2 Dean Drugac 3 William Loewen 4 Joseph Soreco 5 Brian Bonino 6 Rey Miller

Grade 11 12 11 11 11 11

2016 NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships 7 8

Kevin Mulligan Joseph Jordan

12 12

9 Thomas Rigas 10 Frank Weber 11 Saverio Salcfas 12 Kevin Ambicki 13 Christopher Armagno 14 Noel Eustaquio 15 Sean O`Malley 16 Nick Tantillo 17 Kyle Schlittler 18 Van Miller 19 Anthony Maloney 20 Max Rhoden 21 Calvin Beaty 22 Jack LaCorte 23 Joseph McKenzie 24 William Farparan 25 Johnny Andre 26 Isaiah Davis 27 James Potts 28 Frank Fortino 29 John Bonner 30 Kashon Gordon 31 Chad Watt 32 Connor Agostino

11 12 12 12 12 12 11 10 12 11 12 12 12 12 11 12 10 12 12 12 12 12 11 11

220 lb District Champions

Dist. Name 1 Robert Melise 2 Liridon Leka 3 Adam Schlereth 4 Scott Lavelle 5 Matt Barile 6 Jake Hall-Goldman 7 Jordan Michalski 8 Michael Carfagno 9 Junid Homsi 10 Jonathan Alvarado 11 Alex Esposito 12 Zach DelVecchio 13 Matthew Maddaloni 14 Adam Lutick 15 Daniel Parra 16 Elyezer Oliviery 17 Victor Lacombe 18 Jake Raboy 19 Vincent Zecchino 20 Dan Makagon 21 Eric Keosseian 22 Joseph Jasio

Grade 11 10 12 12 12 12 11 12 12 9 11 9 12 11 12 11 11 11 11 12 11 12

District Champions

Bergen Catholic 31-2 No. Valley 26-4 (Old Tappan) Whippany Park 27-5 Union High 14-4 Brearley/Dayton 28-4 Midd/Dunellen 33-4 Passaic Valley 28-4 Bloomfield 26-5 Hasbrouck Hts 38-1 Fort Lee 16-4 Delaware Valley 32-3 Brid-Raritan 30-0 Metuchen 31-5 So. Brunswick 31-4 St. John Vianney 32-3 Christian Bros 27-2 Wall 29-1 Manchester Twp. 32-1 Hightstown 30-4 Burlington Twp. 26-6 Cherry Hill West 31-1 Haddonfield 23-2 Clearview 22-9 Timber Creek 20-7 32-2 Woodstown Egg Harbor 31-2

School W-L Phillipsburg 34-2 Montville 28-6 Newton 11-2 DePaul 28-3 Ramsey 30-2 Ridgewood 30-9 Bergen Catholic 4-4 St. Joseph (Mont) 19-3 Parsippany 27-7 Seton Hall 23-8 Cranford 26-6 So. Plainfield 32-1 Caldwell 17-7 Bloomfield 32-4 Clifton 28-6 Union City 24-0 Hunterdon Cen. 28-3 Brid-Raritan 23-8 Woodbridge 28-7 Old Bridge 28-6 Howell 35-2 Long Branch 27-1

23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Dominic Infante Kelly Conklin, Jr Alex Cawley Matt Correnti Robert Livshits Dashon Burdett Vito Nucci Timothy Miles Kody Wood James Brady

12 12 10 12 10 12 12 10 10 12

285 lb District Champions

Dist. Name 1 Kyle Nothnagel 2 Parker Fox 3 Kevin Lewis 4 Matthew Sportelli 5 Eric Chakonis 6 Davius Bunch 7 Robert Torres 8 Jedh Downey

Grade 12 11 12 12 11 11 11 12

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

12 12 12 11 11 12 11 12 11 11 11 12 11 12 11 12 12 11 11 12 12

30 31 32

Brian Fajardo David Brown Kevin Doran Daniel Tomlinson Ezechiel Conserve Brian Velez Jacob Abill Jonathan Beltre Charles Tordik Dylan D`Amore Alexander LaGrippo Anthony Porcaro Micah Clark John Tomlinson Nick Rivera Darius Marrow Trevon Haywood Keith Swartley Tyler Steffa Ryan Harper Tammoy Clarke

Andrew Baez 12 Antonio Rodriguez 12 Paul Valian 11

Pt. Pleasant Boro 27-1 Toms River East 10-2 Pemberton 18-12 Holy Cross 35-0 Cherokee 25-10 Collingswood 28-7 Clearview 26-3 Winslow Twp. 30-7 Pennsville 32-4 St. Augustine 27-7

School Phillipsburg Montville High Point Wayne Hills Don Bosco Hawthorne Bergenfield No. Valley (Old Tappan) Morristown Union High Cranford Gov. Livingston Orange West Orange Clifton Union City No. Hunterdon Montgomery Woodbridge Sayreville St. John Vianney Long Branch Brick Memorial Central Regional Trenton Central Cinnaminson Lenape High Collingswood Clayton/ Glassboro Highland Reg. Buena Egg Harbor

W-L 33-4 32-2 26-8 24-5 20-4 32-3 21-5 26-3 21-12 33-5 20-9 31-1 23-10 23-9 24-6 27-0 25-7 34-1 30-4 30-1 29-3 16-1 25-1 14-2 26-2 30-0 26-0 29-4 29-3 21-4 28-2 24-10

2016 NJSIAA Team Individual Wrestling Qualifiers Weight Class 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106

Qual. Tourn. R7 R5 R2 R8 R3 R8 R7 R6 R5 R1 R6 R4 R5 R2 R4 R8 R1 R3 R7 R3 R6 R2 R4 R1

Team Burlington Twp. East Brunswick Garfield Gateway/Woodbury Hanover Park Highland Reg. Holy Cross Howell Hunterdon Central Jefferson Twp. Lacey North Bergen Old Bridge Paramus Passaic Valley Paulsboro Pope John XXIII Roselle Park Seneca So. Plainfield St. John Vianney St. Joseph (Mont) St. Peter's Prep (JC) Warren Hills

First Name Last Name Craig Cook Mitchell Polito Joshua Ferreira Dante Mininno Dom Difrancescantonio Seth Henry Chase Mullarkey Darby Diedrich Jack Bauer Mason Godfrey Hunter Gutierrez Yousef Salem Jake Wiatroski Kyle Kaiser Kenny Kerwin Nick Duca Joseph Aragona Chris Gural Joe Manchio Joe Heilmann Luke Ecklof Sammy Alvarez Michael Kelly Cody Harrison

Weight Class 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113

Qual. Tourn. R2 R5 R7 R7 R6 R3 R5 R3 R1 R8 R8 R8 R6 R5 R6 R1 R4 R2 R4 R1 R7 R3 R2 R4

Team Bergen Catholic Bridgewater-Raritan Camden Catholic Cherokee Christian Brothers Cranford Delaware Valley Delbarton DePaul Egg Harbor Gateway/Woodbury Highland Reg. Howell Hunterdon Central Jackson Liberty Lenape Valley Livingston Lodi North Bergen Phillipsburg Shawnee So. Plainfield St. Joseph (Mont) West Orange

First Name Last Name Carmen Ferrante Matt Sacco Lucas Revano Collin Wickramaratna Sebastian Rivera Anthony Capece AJ DeRosa Patrick Glory Daniel Percelay Terrell Coleman Antonio Mininno Lucas Siegfried Kyle Slendorn Hunter Graf Nicholas Pellegrino Jacob Falleni Anthony Petrillo Chris Caban Dan Ortega Kyle Markus Matt Higgins Jake Giordano Jonathan Tropea Victor Lopez

2016 NJSIAA Team Individual Wrestling Qualifiers Weight Class 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120

Qual. Tourn. R2 R5 R6 R7 R4 R6 R3 R7 R8 R2 R5 R2 R3 R7 R3 R6 R8 R4 R5 R1 R4 R8 R1 R1

Team Bergen Catholic Bound Brook Brick Memorial Camden Catholic Cedar Grove Christian Brothers Cranford Delran Delsea Dumont East Brunswick Garfield Gov. Livingston Hamilton East Hanover Park Jackson Memorial Kingsway Montclair Old Bridge Pope John XXIII Queen Of Peace Washington Twp. Wayne Valley West Morris Central

First Name Last Name Gerard Angelo Joe Casey Gianni Ghione Anthony Croce Anthony Clarizio Richie Koehler Tom DiGiovanni Brian Miraglia Edison Echevarria Ian Tolotti Mark Schleifer Jordan Robinson Nicholas Mele Brandon Cray Nicholas Raimo Michael Spino Trace Kinner Tyreek Staton Stephen Nadera Jake Rotunda Ray Wetzel Dom Pataky Connor Murphy Shane Metzler

Weight Class 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126

Qual. Tourn. R2 R7 R1 R7 R4 R3 R2 R3 R6 R8 R5 R5 R2 R7 R3 R1 R6 R4 R1 R6 R4 R5 R8 R8

Team Bergen Catholic Bordentown Butler Camden Catholic Cliffside Park Delbarton Don Bosco Hanover Park Jackson Memorial Kingsway Monroe Montgomery New Milford No. Burlington Parsippany Pope John XXIII Raritan Ridgefield Park Roxbury Southern Reg. Verona Voorhees West Deptford Woodstown

First Name Last Name Nick Suriano Joachim Verlensky Garrett O`Shea Jarret Ziegler Naseem Elayan Ty Agaisse Evan DeLuise Lou Raimo Matt McGowen Quinn Kinner Nicholas Lombard Terence Rohmeyer John Burger Anthony Foggia PJ Gohn Robert Garcia Russell Benson Garrett Norcross Troy Stanich Matthew Barnett Frank Gabriele Kyle DiNapoli Dylan Fischer Travis Layton

2016 NJSIAA Team Individual Wrestling Qualifiers Weight Class 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132

Qual. Tourn. R2 R4 R8 R4 R3 R5 R3 R5 R2 R1 R7 R3 R7 R1 R6 R8 R7 R6 R1 R2 R5 R8 R4 R6

Team Bergen Catholic Caldwell Clearview Clifton Cranford Delaware Valley Delbarton Edison Emerson/Pk Ridge Hackettstown Haddon Twp. Hanover Park Holy Cross Hopatcong Howell Kingsway No. Burlington Ocean Twp. Phillipsburg Ramapo Somerville St. Augustine St. Peter's Prep (JC) Toms River South

First Name Last Name Christopher Foca Gerald Jones Zack Firestone James Murdoch Chris Scorese Matt Kolonia Nick Farro Robert Cleary Sam Schneider Alex Carida Chris Wolf Sean Conley Robert Rodolico Anthony Mastroeni Anthony Gagliano Trent Tutko Vincent Foggia Jake Benner Brandon Paetzell Wilfredo Gil Evan Drill Reid White Alec Kelly Owen McClave

Weight Class 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138

Qual. Tourn. R7 R2 R6 R7 R8 R3 R5 R4 R8 R6 R1 R3 R1 R7 R2 R2 R4 R8 R5 R1 R3 R4 R6 R5

Team Bcit (Westhampton) Bergen Catholic Brick Memorial Camden Catholic Clearview Cranford Delaware Valley Hasbrouck Heights Highland Reg. Howell Kittatinny Middlesex/Dunellen Morris Knolls No. Burlington Paramus Pascack Hills Passaic Co Vo/Tech Paulsboro Piscataway Pompton Lakes So. Plainfield St. Peter's Prep (JC) Toms River South WWP-South

First Name Last Name Amir Harper Shane Griffith Luke Vescovi Mark McCormick Michael VanBrill Mike Nigro Connor Mills Matthew Dallara Josh Clark Kris Lindemann Austin Scrivani Jeff Johnson Jayson Parisi Vincent Hellthaler Nick Ciambrone Benjamin Brisman Nick Legreaux George Worthy Tyler Underwood Chris Grecco Kyle Bythell Nicholas Santos Cole Corrigan Nicholas Maher

2016 NJSIAA Team Individual Wrestling Qualifiers Weight Class 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145

Qual. Tourn. R2 R5 R5 R8 R8 R4 R4 R3 R3 R7 R2 R7 R4 R5 R1 R1 R3 R2 R1 R6 R7 R6 R8 R6

Team Bergen Catholic Bishop Ahr Bound Brook Buena Clearview Cliffside Park Clifton Cranford Delbarton Delran Don Bosco Haddonfield Hasbrouck Heights Hunterdon Central Lenape Valley Montville New Providence Paramus Phillipsburg Pt. Pleasant Beach Rancocas Valley Southern Reg. St. Augustine Wall

First Name Last Name Andrew Somple John Sheedy Mekhi Lewis Timothy Suter Stanley Atkinson Nicholas Esposito Mohammed Farhan Vince Concina AJ Lonski Phil Rogers Taylor Shay Christopher Bolletino Michael O`Malley Kevin Ciresa Nick Palumbo Dominic Fano Tyler Gazaway Brandon Loftiss Brian Meyer John Finnerty Ethan Craft Teddy Caporrino Dillon Taylor Robert Kanniard

Weight Class 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152

Qual. Tourn. R2 R5 R8 R7 R3 R8 R2 R7 R4 R1 R4 R2 R1 R5 R6 R4 R5 R1 R3 R7 R3 R6 R6 R8

Team Bergen Catholic Bound Brook Buena Collingswood Delbarton Delsea Don Bosco Holy Cross Newark Academy North Warren Nutley Paramus Phillipsburg Piscataway Pt. Pleasant Beach Queen Of Peace Ridge Roxbury Seton Hall Shawnee So. Plainfield Southern Reg. Toms River East Vineland

First Name Last Name Brady Ford Stephan Glasgow Mason Brestle Colin Lex Nick Anselmi Lorenzo Ruggiero Dominick Mandarino Avery DiNardi Steve Bonsall Anthony Duardo Darwin Pena Alex Sebahie Daniel Wissing Joseph Hatcher Giancarlo Crivelli Garrett Beam William Schmidt Tommy Miller Aidan Monteverdi Isaiah Bryant Daniel Hedden Pat Mooney Andrew Meyers Yusuf Yilmaz

2016 NJSIAA Team Individual Wrestling Qualifiers Weight Class 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160

Qual. Tourn. R7 R4 R7 R6 R4 R3 R8 R2 R6 R5 R2 R4 R2 R5 R7 R1 R3 R8 R6 R8 R1 R1 R3 R5

Team Allentown Becton/Wallington Cherry Hill West Christian Brothers Clifton Delbarton Delsea Don Bosco Jackson Liberty No. Hunterdon No. Valley/Old Tappan North Bergen Paramus Piscataway Robbinsville Roxbury Seton Hall St. Augustine Wall West Deptford West Milford West Morris Central Westfield Woodbridge

First Name Last Name Jordan Rugo Rafal Kolodziej Connor Rogovich Garrett Fitzgerald Patrick DePasque Luke Anselmi Bill Janzer Kyle Bierdumpfel Tyler Kalmowitz Derek Ciavarro Tyler Mullen Leo Subiza Kyle Cochran Michael Petite Elijah McNeil Craig Roumes TJ Calas Nick Clark Josh Glantzman Cameron Shields Christian DalCais Caleb Isemann Jarek Gozdieski Bryan McLaughlin

Weight Class 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170

Qual. Tourn. R2 R4 R5 R4 R5 R7 R8 R7 R3 R8 R1 R2 R3 R5 R2 R6 R4 R7 R8 R3 R6 R6 R1 R1

Team Bergen Catholic Bloomfield Bound Brook Caldwell Carteret Cherry Hill West Clearview Collingswood Delbarton Delsea DePaul Emerson/Pk Ridge Hanover Park Hunterdon Central No. Highlands Ocean Twp. Passaic Valley Paul Vi Paulsboro Scotch Plains-Fanwood Southern Reg. Wall Warren Hills Wayne Hills

First Name Last Name Joe Grello Barak Pipkins George Walton Christian Dalla Riva Eliias Vega Manny Morales Henry Eisenhart Michael Taulane Cole Kreshpane Bradley Dobzanski Spencer Carey Jordan Giacomelli Anthony Oliveri Michael Iodice Shane Sosinsky TJ Saldutti Jala`a Darwish Jordan Sciamana Zach Richard Sam Wustefeld Peyton Blauvelt Brett Donner Jarod Ostir Daniel Kilroy

2016 NJSIAA Team Individual Wrestling Qualifiers Weight Class 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182

Qual. Tourn. R7 R2 R5 R6 R5 R4 R3 R5 R3 R1 R2 R7 R6 R8 R1 R7 R4 R6 R1 R4 R2 R3 R8 R8

Team Allentown Bergen Catholic Bishop Ahr Brick Twp. Bridgewater-Raritan Caldwell Cranford Delaware Valley Delbarton DePaul Don Bosco Hamilton West Middletown North Millville Morris Knolls No. Burlington Nutley Pinelands Pope John XXIII Queen Of Peace Ridgewood So. Plainfield St. Augustine West Deptford

First Name Last Name Zach Turner Josh McKenzie Andrew Brazicki Dean Helstowski Kyle Murphy Ryan Schaffer Niko Cappello Kyle Lightner Louis Castellano Brandon Kui Peter Acciardi Christopher Stout Anthony Vetrano Jose Soto Luke Drugac Fred Miller Justin Bivona Christopher Nielsen Jake Brown Dominic Maniero Kyle Inlander Christian Gonzalez Jose Tabora Jason Carter

Weight Class 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195

Qual. Tourn. R2 R3 R5 R7 R5 R7 R6 R5 R1 R8 R7 R4 R6 R3 R1 R2 R2 R4 R8 R1 R4 R6 R3 R8

Team Bergen Catholic Brearley/Dayton Bridgewater-Raritan Camden Carteret Cherry Hill West Christian Brothers Delaware Valley DePaul Egg Harbor Haddonfield Hasbrouck Heights Manchester Twp. Middlesex/Dunellen Morris Knolls No. Valley (Old Tappan Paramus Passaic Valley Pennsville Pequannock Verona Wall Whippany Park Woodstown

First Name Last Name Kevin Mulligan Saverio Salcfas Van Miller Dy`melle Parker Farhan Khan James Potts Jack LaCorte Kyle Schlittler Joseph Soreco Connor Agostino Frank Fortino Sean O`Malley William Farparan Kevin Ambicki Dean Drugac Joseph Jordan Brian Bonino Christopher Armagno Frank Wyshinski Patrick Daly Mark Riggio Joseph McKenzie Thomas Rigas Chad Watt

2016 NJSIAA Team Individual Wrestling Qualifiers Weight Class 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220

Qual. Tourn. R4 R6 R4 R8 R7 R3 R7 R1 R8 R7 R6 R5 R6 R3 R5 R5 R2 R1 R2 R1 R3 R8 R2 R4

Team Bloomfield Brick Memorial Caldwell Clearview Collingswood Cranford Delran DePaul Egg Harbor Holy Cross Howell Hunterdon Central Long Branch Middlesex/Dunellen Monroe Old Bridge Paramus Phillipsburg Ridgewood Roxbury So. Plainfield St. Augustine St. Joseph (Mont) Union City

First Name Last Name Adam Lutick Chris Hayes Matthew Maddaloni Vito Nucci Dashon Burdett Alex Esposito Devin Rolon Scott Lavelle Dietrich Trumbauer Matt Correnti Eric Keosseian Victor Lacombe Joseph Jasio Jack Sweeney Nicholas Goff Dan Makagon Michael Daniele Robert Melise Jake Hall-Goldman Todd Eckert Zach DelVecchio James Brady Michael Carfagno Elyezer Oliviery

Weight Class 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285

Qual. Tourn. R6 R8 R3 R6 R7 R7 R3 R8 R2 R1 R8 R7 R5 R1 R2 R4 R5 R1 R2 R5 R6 R4 R3 R4

Team Brick Memorial Buena Chatham Christian Brothers Cinnaminson Collingswood Cranford Cumberland Don Bosco High Point Highland Reg. Lenape High Montgomery Montville No. Valley (Old Tappan Passaic Valley Perth Amboy Phillipsburg River Dell Sayreville St. John Vianney Union City Union High West Orange

First Name Last Name Nick Rivera Antonio Rodriguez Michael Kellstrom William Oxley Keith Swartley Ryan Harper Kevin Doran Maquay Richmond Eric Chakonis Kevin Lewis Andrew Baez Tyler Steffa Dylan D`Amore Parker Fox Jedh Downey Thomas Marretta Jose Caceres Kyle Nothnagel Joe Longobardi Anthony Porcaro Micah Clark Jonathan Beltre David Brown Brian Velez

2016 NJSIAA Region Champions Weight Class 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132

Region NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8

First Joseph Kyle Joe Michael Mitchell Luke Joe Nick Daniel Jonathan Patrick Dan Hunter Sebastian Lucas Antonio Shane Gerard Nicholas Ray Joe Gianni Brandon Edison Troy Nick Ty Naseem Kyle Matt Anthony Quinn Brandon Christopher Nick Alec Evan Owen Chris Zack

Last Aragona Kaiser Heilmann Kelly Polito Ecklof Manchio Duca Percelay Tropea Glory Ortega Graf Rivera Revano Mininno Metzler Angelo Raimo Wetzel Casey Ghione Cray Echevarria Stanich Suriano Agaisse Elayan DiNapoli McGowen Foggia Kinner Paetzell Foca Farro Kelly Drill McClave Wolf Firestone

Grade 9 10 10 10 10 11 10 12 11 12 10 12 10 12 9 10 11 10 9 11 10 11 12 10 12 12 12 11 12 11 12 10 12 9 12 12 12 12 12 12

School Pope John XXIII Paramus So. Plainfield St. Peter’s Prep (Jersey City) East Brunswick St. John Vianney Seneca Paulsboro DePaul St. Joseph (Montvale) Delbarton North Bergen Hunterdon Central Christian Brothers Camden Catholic Gateway/Woodbury West Morris (Central) Bergen Catholic Hanover Park Queen Of Peace Bound Brook Brick Memorial Hamilton East Delsea Roxbury Bergen Catholic Delbarton Cliffside Park Voorhees Jackson Memorial No. Burlington Kingsway Phillipsburg Bergen Catholic Delbarton St. Peter’s Prep (Jersey City) Somerville Toms River South Haddon Twp. Clearview

Wins

Losses 36 36 38 36 31 32 38 31 31 27 35 25 32 27 34 34 35 26 27 27 27 31 16 28 30 33 23 34 28 28 32 36 12 25 34 33 35 34 32 34

0 3 0 3 2 5 0 5 5 3 2 2 5 1 4 1 0 3 1 6 8 1 0 10 2 0 2 4 0 3 2 1 3 6 4 1 0 1 0 0

2016 NJSIAA Region Champions Weight Class 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 170 170 170 170 170 170 170 170

Region NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8

First Austin Shane Kyle Nicholas Nicholas Kris Mark Michael Brian Taylor Tyler Michael Mekhi John Phil Stanley Tommy Dominick Daniel Steve Stephan Andrew Avery Lorenzo Craig Kyle TJ Leo Bryan Josh Connor Bill Daniel Joe Cole Jala`a George Brett Michael Henry

Last Grade School Scrivani 12 Kittatinny Griffith 10 Bergen Catholic Bythell 11 So. Plainfield Santos 11 St. Peter’s Prep (Jersey City) Maher 12 WWP-South Lindemann 12 Howell McCormick 12 Camden Catholic VanBrill 12 Clearview Meyer 10 Phillipsburg Shay 12 Don Bosco Gazaway 12 New Providence O`Malley 10 Hasbrouck Heights Lewis 11 Bound Brook Finnerty 12 Pt. Pleasant Beach Rogers 11 Delran Atkinson 12 Clearview Miller 12 Roxbury Mandarino 11 Don Bosco Hedden 12 So. Plainfield Bonsall 12 Newark Academy Glasgow 11 Bound Brook Meyers 11 Toms River East DiNardi 11 Holy Cross Ruggiero 12 Delsea Roumes 12 Roxbury Bierdumpfel 12 Don Bosco Calas 11 Seton Hall Subiza 12 North Bergen McLaughlin 11 Woodbridge Glantzman 12 Wall Rogovich 12 Cherry Hill West Janzer 10 Delsea Kilroy 12 Wayne Hills Grello 12 Bergen Catholic Kreshpane 10 Delbarton Darwish 12 Passaic Valley Walton 11 Bound Brook Donner 12 Wall Taulane 11 Collingswood Eisenhart 12 Clearview

Wins

Losses 34 11 30 35 38 26 37 34 32 15 39 43 33 33 39 31 28 27 32 39 33 33 34 32 31 28 32 26 38 27 35 36 33 37 26 33 30 35 30 31

1 0 5 2 0 1 1 0 8 3 0 0 1 3 1 2 5 3 5 0 1 1 4 4 0 0 3 4 3 4 1 2 1 2 7 3 3 0 8 2

2016 NJSIAA Region Champions Weight Class 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 182 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 220 285 285 285 285 285 285 285 285

Region NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8 NJSIAA Region 1 NJSIAA Region 2 NJSIAA Region 3 NJSIAA Region 4 NJSIAA Region 5 NJSIAA Region 6 NJSIAA Region 7 NJSIAA Region 8

First Brandon Josh Niko Dominic Kyle Anthony Zach Jose Dean Kevin Kevin Sean Farhan Jack James Chad Robert Michael Zach Elyezer Victor Eric Matt James Kevin Eric David Jonathan Anthony Nick Keith Antonio

Last Kui McKenzie Cappello Maniero Murphy Vetrano Turner Tabora Drugac Mulligan Ambicki O`Malley Khan LaCorte Potts Watt Melise Carfagno DelVecchio Oliviery Lacombe Keosseian Correnti Brady Lewis Chakonis Brown Beltre Porcaro Rivera Swartley Rodriguez

Grade 11 9 12 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 12 12 11 11 12 9 11 11 11 12 12 12 11 12 12 12 11 11 12

School DePaul Bergen Catholic Cranford Queen Of Peace Bridgewater-Raritan Middletown North Allentown St. Augustine Morris Knolls Bergen Catholic Middlesex/Dunellen Hasbrouck Heights Carteret Christian Brothers Cherry Hill West Woodstown Phillipsburg St. Joseph (Montvale) So. Plainfield Union City Hunterdon Central Howell Holy Cross St. Augustine High Point Don Bosco Union High Union City Sayreville Brick Memorial Cinnaminson Buena

Wins

Losses 35 30 27 32 32 34 35 17 35 34 36 41 33 30 34 35 37 22 35 27 31 38 38 30 29 23 36 30 33 28 33 31

1 4 6 3 0 2 3 4 0 2 4 1 2 2 1 2 2 3 1 0 3 2 0 7 8 4 5 0 1 1 0 2

2016 NJSIAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS

How to Initially Populate the Wrestleback Brackets “Loser of” will appear on the Updated Brackets Saturday Morning. But to begin the wrestlebacks many coaches and fans have asked how this is done. Actually it is quite simple. Using 106 as an example all the way through this explanation, the loser of the preliminary round bouts (match numbers 1 - 8) drop straight down, on every other top line, into bouts 501 - 508. Then, the loser of the pre-quarter-final round matches (match numbers 113 - 120) drop down in REVERSE order, one every other line, into bouts 508 501). So, looking at 106, the Match #1 loser of Diedrich vs. Kerwin, will wrestle Saturday at 10:00 am in match #501. The winner of Match #1 will wrestle Manchio in the 7:00 round on Friday night (Match #113). The loser of Match #113 will drop down to Match #508. The wrestleback bracket at 106 is populated as follows ... Match #501 is the Loser of Match #1 vs. the Loser of Match #120 Match #502 is the Loser of Match #2 vs. the Loser of Match #119 Match #503 is the Loser of Match #3 vs. the Loser of Match #118 Match #504 is the Loser of Match #4 vs. the Loser of Match #117 Match #505 is the Loser of Match #5 vs. the Loser of Match #116 Match #506 is the Loser of Match #6 vs. the Loser of Match #115 Match #507 is the Loser of Match #7 vs. the Loser of Match #114 Match #508 is the Loser of Match #8 vs. the Loser of Match #113 You can follow this pattern in all 14 brackets. We hope this helps!!!

2016 NJSIAA State Championships Joe Manchio, R7-1st; Seneca, 38-0, (10)

Bye

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106

Manchio, Seneca Bye 113

Darby Diedrich, R6-3rd; Howell, 34-7, (9) Kenny Kerwin, R4-2nd; Passaic Valley, 28-6, (11)

1

225

Dom Difrancescantonio, R3-2nd; Hanover Park, 28-5, (9) Seth Henry, R8-3rd; Highland Reg., 29-3, (11)

2

114

Yousef Salem, R4-3rd; North Bergen, 30-6, (10) Hunter Gutierrez, R6-2nd; Lacey, 33-4, (9)

3

281

Mitchell Polito, R5-1st; East Brunswick, 31-2, (10)

Bye

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Polito, East Brunswick

Bye

Bye Joseph Aragona, R1-1st; Pope John Xxiii, 36-0, (9)

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Aragona, Pope John Xxiii

Bye 226

Kyle Kaiser, R2-1st; Paramus, 36-3, (10)

Bye

115

_

Kaiser, Paramus Bye 116

Chris Gural, R3-3rd; Roselle Park, 32-3, (12) Dante Mininno, R8-2nd; Gateway/Woodbury, 32-1, (10) 4

309

Nick Duca, R8-1st; Paulsboro, 31-5, (12)

Bye

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Duca, Paulsboro Bye 117

Craig Cook, R7-3rd; Burlington Twp., 33-5, (9) Jack Bauer, R5-2nd; Hunterdon Central, 27-8, (9)

5

227

Joshua Ferreira, R2-2nd; Garfield, 33-2, (10) Cody Harrison, R1-3rd; Warren Hills, 22-6, (9)

6

118

Bye Joe Heilmann, R3-1st; So. Plainfield, 38-0, (10)

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Heilmann, So. Plainfield

Bye 282

Luke Ecklof, R6-1st; St. John Vianney, 32-5, (11)

Bye

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Ecklof, St. John Vianney

Bye

119

Jake Wiatroski, R5-3rd; Old Bridge, 30-11, (10) Mason Godfrey, R1-2nd; Jefferson Twp., 33-7, (9)

7

228

Chase Mullarkey, R7-2nd; Holy Cross, 30-8, (10) Sammy Alvarez, R2-3rd; St. Joseph (Mont), 28-4, (9)

8

120

Bye

Kelly, St. Peter?s Prep (JC) Michael Kelly, R4-1st; St. Peter?s Prep (JC), 36-3, (10)

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Bye

1ST

282

669

226 501

753 613

725

502

670

225 503 614

753 795

754

3RD

504

5TH

809

725 505

781

726

7TH 615 506

671 228

507

726 616 754 281

672

508 227

2016 NJSIAA State Championships Patrick Glory, R3-1st; Delbarton, 35-2, (10)

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Bye

113

Glory, Delbarton Bye 121

Chris Caban, R2-3rd; Lodi, 32-5, (11) 9

Collin Wickramaratna, R7-2nd; Cherokee, 33-7, (10)

229

Kyle Slendorn, R6-2nd; Howell, 34-6, (10) Jacob Falleni, R1-3rd; Lenape Valley, 23-10, (11)

10

122

Nicholas Pellegrino, R6-3rd; Jackson Liberty, 31-8, (12) 11

Kyle Markus, R1-2nd; Phillipsburg, 32-7, (12)

283

Dan Ortega, R4-1st; North Bergen, 25-2, (12)

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Bye

Ortega, North Bergen

Bye

Bye _

Hunter Graf, R5-1st; Hunterdon Central, 32-5, (10)

123

Graf, Hunterdon Central

Bye 230

Antonio Mininno, R8-1st; Gateway/Woodbury, 34-1, (10)

Bye

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Mininno, Gateway/Woodbury

Bye

124

Matt Higgins, R7-3rd; Shawnee, 35-5, (10) Carmen Ferrante, R2-2nd; Bergen Catholic, 30-7, (10) 12

310

Jonathan Tropea, R2-1st; St. Joseph (Mont), 27-3, (12)

Bye

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Tropea, St. Joseph (Mont)

Bye

125

Jake Giordano, R3-3rd; So. Plainfield, 32-6, (11) Anthony Petrillo, R4-2nd; Livingston, 32-7, (10)

13

231

Lucas Revano, R7-1st; Camden Catholic, 34-4, (9)

Bye

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Bye Daniel Percelay, R1-1st; DePaul, 31-5, (11)

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Revano, Camden Catholic

Bye

126

Percelay, DePaul Bye 284

Lucas Siegfried, R8-2nd; Highland Reg., 26-4, (12) Matt Sacco, R5-3rd; Bridgewater-Raritan, 28-6, (9)

14

127

Terrell Coleman, R8-3rd; Egg Harbor, 32-6, (11) AJ DeRosa, R5-2nd; Delaware Valley, 31-10, (9)

15

232

Anthony Capece, R3-2nd; Cranford, 30-4, (11) Victor Lopez, R4-3rd; West Orange, 33-2, (11)

16

128

Bye

Rivera, Christian Brothers Sebastian Rivera, R6-1st; Christian Brothers, 27-1, (12) _

Bye

1ST

284

673

230 509

755 617

727

510

674

229 511 618

755 796

756

3RD

512

5TH

810

727 513

782

728

7TH 619 514

675 232

515

728 620 756 283

676

516 231

Brandon Cray, R7-1st; Hamilton East, 16-0, (12)

Bye

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Cray, Hamilton East

Bye

129

Tom DiGiovanni, R3-3rd; Cranford, 28-6, (11)

Ian Tolotti, R2-2nd; Dumont, 35-4, (12)

17

233

Joe Casey, R5-1st; Bound Brook, 27-8, (10)

Bye

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Casey, Bound Brook

Bye

130

Michael Spino, R6-3rd; Jackson Memorial, 25-2, (12) Anthony Clarizio, R4-2nd; Cedar Grove, 28-3, (10)

18

285

Richie Koehler, R6-2nd; Christian Brothers, 25-4, (10) Tyreek Staton, R4-3rd; Montclair, 24-3, (12)

19

131

Bye Edison Echevarria, R8-1st; Delsea, 28-10, (10)

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Echevarria, Delsea

Bye 234

Nicholas Mele, R3-2nd; Gov. Livingston, 27-8, (12) Jordan Robinson, R2-3rd; Garfield, 33-3, (11)

20

132

Bye Shane Metzler, R1-1st; West Morris (Central), 35-0, (11) _

Metzler, West Morris (Central)

Bye 311

Gerard Angelo, R2-1st; Bergen Catholic, 26-3, (10)

Bye

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Angelo, Bergen Catholic

Bye

133

Stephen Nadera, R5-3rd; Old Bridge, 35-5, (12) Dom Pataky, R8-3rd; Washington Twp., 31-4, (12)

21

235

Jake Rotunda, R1-2nd; Pope John Xxiii, 31-4, (10) Brian Miraglia, R7-3rd; Delran, 33-3, (9)

22

134

Bye Ray Wetzel, R4-1st; Queen Of Peace, 27-6, (11)

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Wetzel, Queen Of Peace

Bye 286

Mark Schleifer, R5-2nd; East Brunswick, 28-3, (11) Justin Cariss, R8-4th; Highland Reg., 21-6, (9)

23

135

Bye Nicholas Raimo, R3-1st; Hanover Park, 27-1, (9)

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Raimo, Hanover Park

Bye 236

Anthony Croce, R7-2nd; Camden Catholic, 31-4, (9) Connor Murphy, R1-3rd; Wayne Valley, 33-5, (11)

24

136

Bye

Ghione, Brick Memorial Gianni Ghione, R6-1st; Brick Memorial, 31-1, (11)

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Bye

1ST

286

677

234 517

757 621

729

518

678

233 519 622

757 797

758

3RD

520

5TH

811

729 521

783

730

7TH 623 522

679 236

523

730 624 758 285

680

524 235

2016 NJSIAA State Championships

126

Nick Suriano, R2-1st; Bergen Catholic, 34-0, (12)

Bye

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Suriano, Bergen Catholic

Bye

137

Dylan Fischer, R8-3rd; West Deptford, 32-3, (11) Jarret Ziegler, R7-2nd; Camden Catholic, 31-7, (12)

25

237

Travis Layton, R8-2nd; Woodstown, 35-3, (11) Joachim Verlensky, R7-3rd; Bordentown, 30-8, (11)

26

138

Matthew Barnett, R6-3rd; Southern Reg., 23-9, (10)

PJ Gohn, R3-2nd; Parsippany, 27-8, (11)

27

287

Kyle DiNapoli, R5-1st; Voorhees, 28-0, (12)

Bye

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DiNapoli, Voorhees

Bye

139

Lou Raimo, R3-3rd; Hanover Park, 25-5, (11) Russell Benson, R6-2nd; Raritan, 31-3, (10)

28

238

Naseem Elayan, R4-1st; Cliffside Park, 34-4, (11)

Bye

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Bye Troy Stanich, R1-1st; Roxbury, 30-2, (12)

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Bye

140

Stanich, Roxbury Bye 312

Ty Agaisse, R3-1st; Delbarton, 23-2, (12)

Bye

Elayan, Cliffside Park

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Agaisse, Delbarton

Bye

141

Terence Rohmeyer, R5-3rd; Montgomery, 35-5, (12) Garrett Norcross, R4-2nd; Ridgefield Park, 31-6, (12)

29

239

Anthony Foggia, R7-1st; No. Burlington, 32-2, (12)

Bye

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Foggia, No. Burlington

Bye

142

Robert Garcia, R1-3rd; Pope John Xxiii, 32-5, (9) John Burger, R2-2nd; New Milford, 34-6, (11)

30

288

Quinn Kinner, R8-1st; Kingsway, 36-1, (10)

Bye

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Kinner, Kingsway Bye 143

Evan DeLuise, R2-3rd; Don Bosco, 16-9, (11) Nicholas Lombard, R5-2nd; Monroe, 35-2, (11)

31

240

Matt McGowen, R6-1st; Jackson Memorial, 28-3, (11)

Bye

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Frank Gabriele, R4-3rd; Verona, 36-4, (10) Garrett O`Shea, R1-2nd; Butler, 35-2, (12)

32

McGowen, Jackson Memorial

Bye

144

1ST

288

681

238 525

759 625

731

526

682

237 527 626

759 798

760

3RD

528

5TH

812

731 529

784

732

7TH 627 530

683 240

531

732 628 760 287

684

532 239

2016 NJSIAA State Championships

132

Alec Kelly, R4-1st; St. Peter?s Prep (JC), 33-1, (12)

Bye

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Kelly, St. Peter?s Prep (JC)

Bye

145

Anthony Gagliano, R6-3rd; Howell, 39-2, (12) Anthony Mastroeni, R1-2nd; Hopatcong, 35-5, (10)

33

241

Evan Drill, R5-1st; Somerville, 35-0, (12)

Bye

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Drill, Somerville

Bye

146

Robert Rodolico, R7-3rd; Holy Cross, 27-10, (12) Sam Schneider, R2-2nd; Emerson/Pk Ridge, 37-1, (12) 34

289

Nick Farro, R3-1st; Delbarton, 34-4, (12)

Bye

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Farro, Delbarton Bye 147

Alex Carida, R1-3rd; Hackettstown, 32-7, (10) Vincent Foggia, R7-2nd; No. Burlington, 26-5, (12)

35

242

Jake Benner, R6-2nd; Ocean Twp., 34-1, (10) Wilfredo Gil, R2-3rd; Ramapo, 41-1, (12)

36

148

Bye Zack Firestone, R8-1st; Clearview, 34-0, (12)

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Firestone, Clearview

Bye 313

Christopher Foca, R2-1st; Bergen Catholic, 25-6, (9)

Bye

_

Foca, Bergen Catholic

Bye

149

Sean Conley, R3-3rd; Hanover Park, 24-10, (10) James Murdoch, R4-2nd; Clifton, 35-3, (11)

37

243

Chris Wolf, R7-1st; Haddon Twp., 32-0, (12)

Bye

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Wolf, Haddon Twp.

Bye

Bye Owen McClave, R6-1st; Toms River South, 34-1, (12)

_

150

McClave, Toms River South

Bye 290

Chris Scorese, R3-2nd; Cranford, 33-2, (11) Matt Kolonia, R5-3rd; Delaware Valley, 35-5, (11)

38

151

Trent Tutko, R8-3rd; Kingsway, 30-8, (12) Robert Cleary, R5-2nd; Edison, 36-1, (11)

39

244

Reid White, R8-2nd; St. Augustine, 29-7, (12) Gerald Jones, R4-3rd; Caldwell, 24-3, (10)

40

152

Bye

Paetzell, Phillipsburg Brandon Paetzell, R1-1st; Phillipsburg, 12-3, (12)

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Bye

1ST

290

685

242 533

761 629

733

534

686

241 535 630

761 799

762

3RD

536

5TH

813

733 537

785

734

7TH 631 538

687 244

539

734 632 762 289

688

540 243

2016 NJSIAA State Championships

138

Shane Griffith, R2-1st; Bergen Catholic, 11-0, (10)

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Bye

Griffith, Bergen Catholic

Bye

153

Amir Harper, R7-3rd; Bcit (Westhampton), 35-1, (12) Connor Mills, R5-2nd; Delaware Valley, 21-11, (11)

41

245

Josh Clark, R8-2nd; Highland Reg., 25-2, (12) Tyler Underwood, R5-3rd; Piscataway, 18-3, (12)

42

154

George Worthy, R8-3rd; Paulsboro, 23-10, (9) Matthew Dallara, R4-2nd; Hasbrouck Heights, 38-5, (10) 43

291

Austin Scrivani, R1-1st; Kittatinny, 34-1, (12)

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Bye

Scrivani, Kittatinny

Bye

155

Nick Legreaux, R4-3rd; Passaic Co Vo/Tech, 33-5, (12) Vincent Hellthaler, R7-2nd; No. Burlington, 23-6, (11)

44

246

Kyle Bythell, R3-1st; So. Plainfield, 30-5, (11)

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Bye Bye

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Kris Lindemann, R6-1st; Howell, 26-1, (12)

Bythell, So. Plainfield

Bye

156

Lindemann, Howell

Bye 314

Mark McCormick, R7-1st; Camden Catholic, 37-1, (12)

_

Bye

McCormick, Camden Catholic

Bye

157

Luke Vescovi, R6-3rd; Brick Memorial, 25-4, (12) Chris Grecco, R1-2nd; Pompton Lakes, 37-2, (11)

45

247

Nicholas Maher, R5-1st; WWP-South, 38-0, (12)

Maher, WWP-South _ Bye 158

Bye Mike Nigro, R3-3rd; Cranford, 21-17, (11) Benjamin Brisman, R2-2nd; Pascack Hills, 34-4, (12)

46

292

Nicholas Santos, R4-1st; St. Peter?s Prep (JC), 35-2, (11)

Bye

_

Santos, St. Peter?s Prep (JC)

Bye

159

Nick Ciambrone, R2-3rd; Paramus, 21-6, (12) Cole Corrigan, R6-2nd; Toms River South, 31-2, (10)

47

248

Jeff Johnson, R3-2nd; Middlesex/Dunellen, 37-3, (10) Jayson Parisi, R1-3rd; Morris Knolls, 33-6, (12)

48

160

Bye Michael VanBrill, R8-1st; Clearview, 34-0, (12)

VanBrill, Clearview _

Bye

1ST

292

689

246 541

763 633

735

542

690

245 543 634

763 800

764

3RD

544

5TH

814

735 545

786

736

7TH 635 546

691 248

547

736 636 764 291

692

548 247

2016 NJSIAA State Championships Mekhi Lewis, R5-1st; Bound Brook, 33-1, (11)

_

Bye

145

Lewis, Bound Brook

Bye

161

Nicholas Esposito, R4-3rd; Cliffside Park, 36-3, (12) Andrew Somple, R2-2nd; Bergen Catholic, 22-12, (12) 49

249

Christopher Bolletino, R7-2nd; Haddonfield, 31-5, (10) Robert Kanniard, R6-3rd; Wall, 32-4, (9)

50

162

Bye _

Stanley Atkinson, R8-1st; Clearview, 31-2, (12)

Atkinson, Clearview

Bye 293

Tyler Gazaway, R3-1st; New Providence, 39-0, (12)

_

Bye Bye

_

Brian Meyer, R1-1st; Phillipsburg, 32-8, (10)

Gazaway, New Providence

Bye

163

Meyer, Phillipsburg

Bye 250

Teddy Caporrino, R6-2nd; Southern Reg., 21-5, (12) Brandon Loftiss, R2-3rd; Paramus, 33-7, (12)

51

164

Ethan Craft, R7-3rd; Rancocas Valley, 36-5, (9) Mohammed Farhan, R4-2nd; Clifton, 34-2, (12)

52

315

Michael O`Malley, R4-1st; Hasbrouck Heights, 43-0, (10)

Bye

_

O`Malley, Hasbrouck Heights

Bye

165

Kevin Ciresa, R5-3rd; Hunterdon Central, 29-6, (10) Dillon Taylor, R8-2nd; St. Augustine, 28-6, (11)

53

251

Vince Concina, R3-2nd; Cranford, 27-6, (11) Timothy Suter, R8-3rd; Buena, 31-6, (11)

54

166

AJ Lonski, R3-3rd; Delbarton, 23-10, (9) Dominic Fano, R1-2nd; Montville, 36-2, (11)

55

294

Phil Rogers, R7-1st; Delran, 39-1, (11)

Bye

_

Bye John Finnerty, R6-1st; Pt. Pleasant Beach, 33-3, (12)

_

Rogers, Delran Bye 167 Finnerty, Pt. Pleasant Beach

Bye 252

John Sheedy, R5-2nd; Bishop Ahr, 34-4, (12) Nick Palumbo, R1-3rd; Lenape Valley, 33-7, (11)

56

168

Bye Taylor Shay, R2-1st; Don Bosco, 15-3, (12)

_

Shay, Don Bosco Bye

1ST

294

693

250 549

765 637

737

550

694

249 551 638

765 801

766

3RD

552

5TH

815

737 553

787

738

7TH 639 554

695 252

555

738 640 766 293

696

556 251

2016 NJSIAA State Championships Stephan Glasgow, R5-1st; Bound Brook, 33-1, (11)

Bye

_

152

Glasgow, Bound Brook

Bye

169

Anthony Duardo, R1-3rd; North Warren, 34-3, (12) Giancarlo Crivelli, R6-2nd; Pt. Pleasant Beach, 34-2,(12) 57

253

Mason Brestle, R8-2nd; Buena, 28-4, (12) Colin Lex, R7-3rd; Collingswood, 31-9, (12)

58

170

Bye Steve Bonsall, R4-1st; Newark Academy, 39-0, (12)

_

Bonsall, Newark Academy

Bye 295

Daniel Hedden, R3-1st; So. Plainfield, 32-5, (12)

Bye

_

Hedden, So. Plainfield

Bye

171

Pat Mooney, R6-3rd; Southern Reg., 25-7, (12) Isaiah Bryant, R7-2nd; Shawnee, 32-5, (12)

59

254

Daniel Wissing, R1-2nd; Phillipsburg, 25-5, (12) Yusuf Yilmaz, R8-3rd; Vineland, 34-5, (11)

60

172

Bye Dominick Mandarino, R2-1st; Don Bosco, 27-3, (11)

_

Mandarino, Don Bosco

Bye 316

Alex Sebahie, R2-2nd; Paramus, 31-4, (12) Nick Anselmi, R3-3rd; Delbarton, 19-13, (12)

61

173

Garrett Beam, R4-3rd; Queen Of Peace, 31-8, (10) William Schmidt, R5-2nd; Ridge, 30-5, (12)

62

255

Andrew Meyers, R6-1st; Toms River East, 33-1, (11)

Bye

_

Bye Tommy Miller, R1-1st; Roxbury, 28-5, (12)

_

Bye

174

Miller, Roxbury Bye 296

Lorenzo Ruggiero, R8-1st; Delsea, 32-4, (12)

Bye

Meyers, Toms River East

_

Ruggiero, Delsea Bye 175

Brady Ford, R2-3rd; Bergen Catholic, 34-5, (&n)

Darwin Pena, R4-2nd; Nutley, 36-3, (12)

63

256

Aidan Monteverdi, R3-2nd; Seton Hall, 32-4, (11) Joseph Hatcher, R5-3rd; Piscataway, 36-2, (9)

64

176

Bye Avery DiNardi, R7-1st; Holy Cross, 34-4, (11)

DiNardi, Holy Cross _

Bye

1ST

296

697

254 557

767 641

739

558

698

253 559 642

767 802

768

3RD

560

5TH

816

739 561

788

740

7TH 643 562

699 256

563

740 644 768 295

700

564 255

2016 NJSIAA State Championships

160

Kyle Bierdumpfel, R2-1st; Don Bosco, 28-0, (12)

_

Bye Bye

_

Josh Glantzman, R6-1st; Wall, 27-4, (12)

Bierdumpfel, Don Bosco

Bye

177

Glantzman, Wall Bye 257

Leo Subiza, R4-1st; North Bergen, 26-4, (12)

_

Bye

Subiza, North Bergen

Bye

178

Luke Anselmi, R3-3rd; Delbarton, 23-12, (12) Nick Clark, R8-2nd; St. Augustine, 27-10, (12)

65

297

Christian DalCais, R1-2nd; West Milford, 36-3, (12) Cameron Shields, R8-3rd; West Deptford, 35-1, (12)

66

179

Bye _

Connor Rogovich, R7-1st; Cherry Hill West, 35-1, (12)

Rogovich, Cherry Hill West

Bye 258

Jarek Gozdieski, R3-2nd; Westfield, 31-4, (12) Derek Ciavarro, R5-3rd; No. Hunterdon, 24-2, (12)

67

180

Caleb Isemann, R1-3rd; West Morris (Central), 32-7, (12) Michael Petite, R5-2nd; Piscataway, 32-4, (10)

Craig Roumes, R1-1st; Roxbury, 31-0, (12)

Bye

68

317 Roumes, Roxbury _ Bye 181

Kyle Cochran, R2-3rd; Paramus, 35-6, (11) Tyler Kalmowitz, R6-2nd; Jackson Liberty, 36-3, (12)

69

259

Jordan Rugo, R7-2nd; Allentown, 25-1, (12) Rafal Kolodziej, R4-3rd; Becton/Wallington, 35-5, (12)

70

182

Bye Bryan McLaughlin, R5-1st; Woodbridge, 38-3, (11)

_

McLaughlin, Woodbridge

Bye 298

Patrick DePasque, R4-2nd; Clifton, 27-5, (12) Elijah McNeil, R7-3rd; Robbinsville, 30-9, (12)

71

183

Bye TJ Calas, R3-1st; Seton Hall, 32-3, (11)

_

Bye 260

Bill Janzer, R8-1st; Delsea, 36-2, (10)

Bye

Calas, Seton Hall

_

Garrett Fitzgerald, R6-3rd; Christian Brothers, 12-4,(12) Tyler Mullen, R2-2nd; No. Valley (Old Tappan, 30-2, (12) 72

Janzer, Delsea Bye 184

1ST

298

701

258 565

769 645

741

566

702

257 567 646

769 803

770

3RD

568

5TH

817

741 569

789

742

7TH 647 570

703 260

571

742 648 770 297

704

572 259

Joe Grello, R2-1st; Bergen Catholic, 37-2, (12)

Bye

_

Bye Cole Kreshpane, R3-1st; Delbarton, 26-7, (10)

_

Grello, Bergen Catholic

Bye

185

Kreshpane, Delbarton

Bye 261

Bradley Dobzanski, R8-2nd; Delsea, 32-5, (11) Jordan Sciamana, R7-3rd; Paul Vi, 30-3, (12)

73

186

Al Falco, R1-4th; Sparta, 32-7, (12) Peyton Blauvelt, R6-2nd; Southern Reg., 24-6, (12)

74

299

Jala`a Darwish, R4-1st; Passaic Valley, 33-3, (12)

Bye

_

Bye George Walton, R5-1st; Bound Brook, 30-3, (11)

_

Darwish, Passaic Valley

Bye

187

Walton, Bound Brook

Bye 262

Manny Morales, R7-2nd; Cherry Hill West, 30-5, (12) Zach Richard, R8-3rd; Paulsboro, 25-6, (12)

75

188

TJ Saldutti, R6-3rd; Ocean Twp., 23-2, (12) Spencer Carey, R1-2nd; DePaul, 29-8, (12)

76

318

Brett Donner, R6-1st; Wall, 35-0, (12)

Bye

_

Donner, Wall Bye 189

Eliias Vega, R5-3rd; Carteret, 35-1, (12) Barak Pipkins, R4-2nd; Bloomfield, 31-9, (11)

77

263

Michael Taulane, R7-1st; Collingswood, 30-8, (11)

Bye

_

Taulane, Collingswood

Bye

190

Sam Wustefeld, R3-3rd; Scotch Plains-Fanwood, 29-5, (10) Shane Sosinsky, R2-2nd; No. Highlands, 37-3, (11)

78

300

Anthony Oliveri, R3-2nd; Hanover Park, 28-3, (12) Jordan Giacomelli, R2-3rd; Emerson/Pk Ridge, 35-6, (12) 79

Bye Henry Eisenhart, R8-1st; Clearview, 31-2, (12)

_

191 Eisenhart, Clearview

Bye 264

Michael Iodice, R5-2nd; Hunterdon Central, 30-5, (11) Christian Dalla Riva, R4-3rd; Caldwell, 28-7, (11)

80

192

Bye Daniel Kilroy, R1-1st; Wayne Hills, 33-1, (12)

Kilroy, Wayne Hills _

Bye

1ST

300

705

262 573

771 649

743

574

706

261 575 650

771 804

772

3RD

576

5TH

818

743 577

790

744

7TH 651 578

707 264

579

744 652 772 299

708

580 263

Brandon Kui, R1-1st; DePaul, 35-1, (11)

Bye

_

Kui, DePaul Bye 193

Jason Carter, R8-3rd; West Deptford, 34-1, (12) Kyle Lightner, R5-2nd; Delaware Valley, 23-5, (10)

81

265

Kyle Inlander, R2-2nd; Ridgewood, 34-4, (12) Daniel Caivano, R3-4th; Millburn, 32-10, (12)

82

194

Bye Zach Turner, R7-1st; Allentown, 35-3, (12)

_

Turner, Allentown

Bye 301

Louis Castellano, R3-3rd; Delbarton, 24-10, (11) Andrew Brazicki, R5-3rd; Bishop Ahr, 35-4, (11)

83

195

Peter Acciardi, R2-3rd; Don Bosco, 18-11, (10) Jose Soto, R8-2nd; Millville, 32-1, (12)

84

266

Anthony Vetrano, R6-1st; Middletown North, 34-2, (12)

Bye

_

Vetrano, Middletown North

Bye

Bye Dominic Maniero, R4-1st; Queen Of Peace, 32-3, (11)

_

196

Maniero, Queen Of Peace

Bye 319

Luke Drugac, R1-2nd; Morris Knolls, 34-2, (12) Fred Miller, R7-3rd; No. Burlington, 19-7, (11)

85

197

Dean Helstowski, R6-3rd; Brick Twp., 32-1, (11) Ryan Schaffer, R4-2nd; Caldwell, 30-3, (12)

86

267

Jose Tabora, R8-1st; St. Augustine, 17-4, (12)

Bye

_

Tabora, St. Augustine

Bye

Bye Josh McKenzie, R2-1st; Bergen Catholic, 30-4, (9)

_

198

McKenzie, Bergen Catholic

Bye 302

Kyle Murphy, R5-1st; Bridgewater-Raritan, 32-0, (12)

Bye

_

Murphy, Bridgewater-Raritan

Bye

199

Justin Bivona, R4-3rd; Nutley, 19-17, (11) Christopher Nielsen, R6-2nd; Pinelands, 29-4, (11)

87

268

Christopher Stout, R7-2nd; Hamilton West, 32-5, (12) Jake Brown, R1-3rd; Pope John Xxiii, 31-7, (10)

88

200

Bye Niko Cappello, R3-1st; Cranford, 27-6, (12)

Cappello, Cranford _

Bye

1ST

302

709

266 581

773 653

745

582

710

265 583 654

773 805

774

3RD

584

5TH

819

745 585

791

746

7TH 655 586

711 268

587

746 656 774 301

712

588 267

2016 NJSIAA State Championships

195

Kevin Mulligan, R2-1st; Bergen Catholic, 34-2, (12)

Bye

_

Mulligan, Bergen Catholic

Bye

Bye Kevin Ambicki, R3-1st; Middlesex/Dunellen, 36-4, (12)

_

201

Ambicki, Middlesex/Dunellen

Bye 269

Dy`melle Parker, R7-2nd; Camden, 30-5, (12) Joseph Soreco, R1-3rd; DePaul, 31-6, (11)

89

202

Frank Wyshinski, R8-3rd; Pennsville, 37-2, (12) Van Miller, R5-2nd; Bridgewater-Raritan, 32-1, (11)

90

303

Connor Agostino, R8-2nd; Egg Harbor, 33-3, (11) Frank Fortino, R7-3rd; Haddonfield, 26-3, (12)

91

203

Bye Sean O`Malley, R4-1st; Hasbrouck Heights, 41-1, (11)

_

O`Malley, Hasbrouck Heights

Bye 270

Jack LaCorte, R6-1st; Christian Brothers, 30-2, (12)

Bye

_

LaCorte, Christian Brothers

Bye

204

Kyle Schlittler, R5-3rd; Delaware Valley, 35-4, (12) Patrick Daly, R1-2nd; Pequannock, 30-4, (12)

92

320

Joseph McKenzie, R6-2nd; Wall, 31-2, (11) Saverio Salcfas, R3-3rd; Brearley/Dayton, 31-5, (12)

93

205

Joseph Jordan, R2-3rd; No. Valley (Old Tappan, 29-5, (12) Thomas Rigas, R3-2nd; Whippany Park, 29-6, (11)

Chad Watt, R8-1st; Woodstown, 35-2, (11)

Bye

94

271 Watt, Woodstown _ Bye 206

William Farparan, R6-3rd; Manchester Twp., 35-2, (12) Christopher Armagno, R4-2nd; Passaic Valley, 30-5, (12) 95

304

James Potts, R7-1st; Cherry Hill West, 34-1, (12)

Bye

_

Potts, Cherry Hill West

Bye

207

Mark Riggio, R4-3rd; Verona, 35-4, (12) Brian Bonino, R2-2nd; Paramus, 16-5, (11)

96

272

Farhan Khan, R5-1st; Carteret, 33-2, (11)

Bye

_

Bye Dean Drugac, R1-1st; Morris Knolls, 35-0, (12)

Khan, Carteret Bye 208 Drugac, Morris Knolls

_

Bye

1ST

304

713

270 589

775 657

747

590

714

269 591 658

775 806

776

3RD

592

5TH

820

747 593

792

748

7TH 659 594

715 272

595

748 660 776 303

716

596 271

2016 NJSIAA State Championships Matt Correnti, R7-1st; Holy Cross, 38-0, (12)

Bye

_

220

Correnti, Holy Cross

Bye

209

Todd Eckert, R1-3rd; Roxbury, 30-2, (12) Alex Esposito, R3-2nd; Cranford, 28-7, (11)

97

273

Vito Nucci, R8-2nd; Clearview, 28-4, (12) Matthew Maddaloni, R4-3rd; Caldwell, 20-8, (12)

98

210

Bye Eric Keosseian, R6-1st; Howell, 38-2, (11)

_

Keosseian, Howell

Bye 305

Scott Lavelle, R1-2nd; DePaul, 30-4, (12) Dietrich Trumbauer, R8-3rd; Egg Harbor, 29-9, (12)

99

211

Bye Victor Lacombe, R5-1st; Hunterdon Central, 31-3, (11)

_

Lacombe, Hunterdon Central

Bye 274

Adam Lutick, R4-2nd; Bloomfield, 34-5, (11) Jack Sweeney, R3-3rd; Middlesex/Dunellen, 35-7, (12) 100

212

Bye Michael Carfagno, R2-1st; St. Joseph (Mont), 22-3, (12 )

_

Carfagno, St. Joseph (Mont)

Bye 321

James Brady, R8-1st; St. Augustine, 30-7, (12)

Bye

_

Brady, St. Augustine

Bye

213

Chris Hayes, R6-3rd; Brick Memorial, 26-4, (12) Dashon Burdett, R7-2nd; Collingswood, 30-8, (12)

101

275

Dan Makagon, R5-2nd; Old Bridge, 30-7, (12) Jake Hall-Goldman, R2-3rd; Ridgewood, 30-10, (12)

102

214

Bye Zach DelVecchio, R3-1st; So. Plainfield, 35-1, (9)

_

DelVecchio, So. Plainfield

Bye 306

Michael Daniele, R2-2nd; Paramus, 31-9, (12) Devin Rolon, R7-3rd; Delran, 33-5, (12)

103

215

Bye Elyezer Oliviery, R4-1st; Union City, 27-0, (11)

_

Oliviery, Union City

Bye 276

Joseph Jasio, R6-2nd; Long Branch, 29-2, (12) Nicholas Goff, R5-3rd; Monroe, 33-6, (12)

104

216

Bye Robert Melise, R1-1st; Phillipsburg, 37-2, (11)

Melise, Phillipsburg _

Bye

1ST

306

717

274 597

777 661

749

598

718

273 599 662

777 807

778

3RD

600

5TH

821

749 601

793

750

7TH 663 602

719 276

603

750 664 778 305

720

604 275

2016 NJSIAA State Championships Anthony Porcaro, R5-1st; Sayreville, 33-1, (12)

Bye

_

285

Porcaro, Sayreville

Bye

217

Micah Clark, R6-3rd; St. John Vianney, 32-4, (11) Brian Velez, R4-2nd; West Orange, 25-10, (12)

105

277

Kevin Lewis, R1-1st; High Point, 29-8, (12)

Bye

_

Lewis, High Point

Bye

Bye Eric Chakonis, R2-1st; Don Bosco, 23-4, (11)

_

Chakonis, Don Bosco

Bye 307

Antonio Rodriguez, R8-1st; Buena, 31-2, (12)

Bye

218

_

Rodriguez, Buena Bye 219

Thomas Marretta, R4-3rd; Passaic Valley, 22-8, (10) Ryan Harper, R7-2nd; Collingswood, 31-5, (12)

106

278

Michael Kellstrom, R3-2nd; Chatham, 31-6, (12) Tyler Steffa, R7-3rd; Lenape High, 29-1, (11)

107

220

Kevin Doran, R3-3rd; Cranford, 23-10, (12) William Oxley, R6-2nd; Christian Brothers, 27-5, (12)

108

322

Nick Rivera, R6-1st; Brick Memorial, 28-1, (11)

Bye

_

Rivera, Brick Memorial

Bye

221

Joe Longobardi, R2-3rd; River Dell, 34-2, (12) Maquay Richmond, R8-2nd; Cumberland, 19-2, (12)

109

279

David Brown, R3-1st; Union High, 36-5, (12)

Bye

_

Brown, Union High

Bye

Bye Keith Swartley, R7-1st; Cinnaminson, 33-0, (11)

_

Swartley, Cinnaminson

Bye 308

Jonathan Beltre, R4-1st; Union City, 30-0, (12)

Bye

222

_

Beltre, Union City

Bye

223

Parker Fox, R1-3rd; Montville, 35-3, (11) Jedh Downey, R2-2nd; No. Valley (Old Tappan, 28-4, 110 (12)

280

Dylan D`Amore, R5-2nd; Montgomery, 36-2, (11) Andrew Baez, R8-3rd; Highland Reg., 24-5, (12)

111

224

Jose Caceres, R5-3rd; Perth Amboy, 26-11, (12) Kyle Nothnagel, R1-2nd; Phillipsburg, 35-5, (12)

112

1ST

308

721

278 605

779 665

751

606

722

277 607 666

779 808

780

3RD

608

5TH

822

751 609

794

752

7TH 667 610

723 280

611

752 668 780 307

724

612 279

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