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PERCY CLARKE. 250 pounder from Marcellus. (left). is currently undefeated this year. In photo. he is beating Cody Duger of Jordan Elbridge-3. Last year. he was runner­up in Section 3 to state champ Ron Vnulio by a close 4-2 match. Clarke Is currently ranked second at 250 behind Cary Huggard of Freeport-B. Photo by Graham L John­son.

State Team Rankings January 14, 1990

as voted on by the NYS Sportswriters Assoc Complied by Nell Kerr

1 Fulton-3 10-2 2 Longwood-11 4-0 3 Huntington-11 7-0 4 Sachenr4 . ~1 5 East Rochester-5 11-0 6 Johnson City-4 10-0 7 Niskayuna-2 11-0 8 South Jefferson-3 11-0 9 Burnt Hills-2 18-1 10 Patchogue-11 7-1 11 Queensbury-2 10-1 12 Waverly-4 . 10-2 13 Long Beach-8 8-0 14 Brighton-5 ~1 15 Spencerport-5 10-1 16 Suffern-1 6-2 17 Ossinil'lg-l 9-0 18 Union Endlcott-4 10-2 19 Palmyra-Macedon-5 9-0 20 HH Hills East-11 4-0-1 21 Baldwinsville-3 5-2 22 Nanuet-1 9-0 23 Mepham-8 7-0 24 Tonawanda-6 7-0 25 Rocky Point-11 tie 8-1 25 Norwich-4 tie ~ 1-1

January's Top Ranked High School Wrestlers 91 Lance Allen Hunt-II 98 Anthony AlbertI. HH-l 112 David Hirsch, Clark-l 119 Troy Bouzakis, Pine Bush-9 132 Tom Shifflet. SH-6 138 C Terry, Whltehall-2 155 Matt Marciniak, WG-4 167 Seamus Lyman, Water-3 215 Kevin Brlnkwbrth, St Joe-Cath

105 K Wojehowskl, Cornwl-9 126 Chad Shelton, Fulton-3 145 Steve Taylor, Brockport-5 177 John Penhollow, CV-6 250 Cary Huggard, Freept-8

See page three for NYS Top Ten Ranklngs. Also In this Issue - dual meet summar­ies, tournament results. and profile articles on Tom Shifflet. Steve Taylor. Seamus Lyman, Kareem Johnson, Mike Luick. Percy Clarke. Jeff Duque, and more ...

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NYWN's New York State High School Top Ten Rankings

91

First

Lance Allen. 12 Huntington-II

Second

Clarence Hunt. 10 Niagara Falls.o

Third

Leroy Ford. 12 Amityville-l

Fourth

KaM Ruud Bumt Hills-2

January 1990

Fifth

Daryl Lyon. 10 Dolgeville-3

Sixth

David Rabideau. 8 Beekmantown-7

Seventh

Notter Oceanside-8

Eighth

Shown Cummings. 9 Gawerneur-l0

Ninth

C Dollard. 9 Shoreham-II

Tenth

B F~chenlch. 10 Huntington-II

98 AnthonyAlbert~1 2 Hendrik-Hudson-l

Craig Conant-1O Tully-3

Mike Buonogurio. 12 Joson Warlinger. 10 Anthony Glnnocchio. 11 Kevin Sequeira. 12 Tim Rigney Averill Park-2

Tad Secoolish Johnson CiIy-4

Marcus Henderson Chennango Forks-4

Mot Kluc ina. 10 Niskayuna-2 Connetquot-ll Cheektowaga-<> Sulfem-l East Meadow-8

105 Ken Wojehowski. 11 Comwal~9

112 David Hirsch. 12 Clarkstown So-I

119 Troy Bouzak~. 12 Pine Bush-9

126 Chad Sheldon. 12 Funon-3

132 Tom Shifflet. 12 Sweet Home-6

138 Chris Terry. 12 WMehal~2

145 Steve Taylor. 12 Blockport-S

155 ~:ki~a~:~. 12

167 Seamus Lyman. 12 Watertown-3

17 7 John Penhollow. 12 Cassadaga Valleyo{)

215 Kevin Brinkworth. 11 St Joe's-Cath

250 Cory Huggard. 12 Freeport-8

Kenh Strychalsky. 12 Craig Vrtagllano. 11 Patchoque-Medford-ll Plainedge-8

Juan Carlos Garcia. 11 Heath Julian. 12 Sleepy Hollow- l Funon-3

Steve Fen. 12 Salamanca-<>

Nick Grimaldi. 11 Somers-l

Ken Johnson. 12 Huntington-II

Matt Mclennan. 12 Comlng-4

Koreem Johnson. 11 Niagara FaIIsO{)

Mike Luick. 12 Niag WheoiflElld.o

Emilio Collins. 12 Tappan Zee-l

Nick Hall. 11 Longwood-11

Greg Firenze. 12 Funon-3

Kerrt Maslin WMney Point-4

Doug Shaffer. 12 Woverly-4

Mike Clayton. 12 Baldwinsville-3

Scott Sullivan. 12 Woverly-4

Murtha Bellport-II

Chip Foster. 12 GuiideMond-2

Mike BuccI. 12 Red Hook-9

William Crawford. 12 Todd Schaffer. 11 Wyandonach-ll Vesta~

Percy Clarke. 12 Marcellus-3

Joe Yanis. 11 Minisink Valley-9

Honorable MenHon (in no specific order): 91 - Jeff Bow­man. Penfieid-S; Brett Adorns. WMe Plains-I ; Joson Conklin. Nlcnuet-l ; John DeMoors. B'ville-3; Shawn Bready. ME-4; Jeff Reese. Elmira Southslde-4; Dan Mohar. Funon-3; John Tyler. Canosloto-3; Tim Adrian. Mahopac-l ; Todd Ru­teckl. Syracuse-3 98 -David Blacero. NewflElld-ll; Joe Smallidge. Gates-Chil~ S; Jeff Tufano. Port Jervis-9; Tom Ucc ellinl. Tomarac-2; Todd Wildey. Scha~ mont-2; Ted Steingas. Newark-S; David Bracero. Newfield-II ; Pietro Furgluell. East Roch-5; Ken Leverich. Smithtown E-l1. William Dixon. Niagara Wheatfield-6; Len Fries. Lindenhurst-II ; Tom Smijh. Tottenville-PSAl; Peter Smith. St Arrtho­ny's-Coth; Kory Reed. GalNerneur- l0 105 - Jason Chervok. ME-4; Brod\)n Pot­vin. Sachem-II ; Chris Coli. B'vi11e-3; Chris Terrigino. lrondequoit-5; Lorry fon­taine. Queesbury-2; Lorry Russell. Deposit-4; Sean Oppen.Matin Luther; Pat Borja. Elmira ND-4; M Aguilar. Washingtonville-3; Tim Hermann. Byron-Bergen-S; Don Spaulding. Rush Henrietta-5; Chris Terrigino. Irondequoit-5; Spino. New­flElld-ll ; Derek LaRock. Pal-Mac-5. M Baron. Chaminode-Cath; Oral Mason. Truman-PSAL 112 - Bryant Ranger. Midlakes-5; Rob Gionnovola. Gates-Chilf-S;

Craig Schlifstein. 11 Baldwin-8

Tracey Reese. 12 Fort Plain-2

Steven Ketcham. 12 Longwood-11

Robert Donnino. 11 Chamlnod&-cath

Roy Frey. 12 East Rochesler-5

Rob Bashaw. 10 Peru-7

Joe Toner. 11 David Isselbacher. 12 Lonnie Rivers. 12 Johnson CiIy-4 Patchogue-II Peru-7

Shown Welch Demond Betts. 12 Jeff LaFlamme. 12 Woverly-4 WanWhHman-ll So Jeffesrson-3

BrCTodonModllougtt. 12 BemordVoIentln. 12 James Rial. 12 Wanon-4 Long Beoch-8 Peekskil~ 1

Tom Foos. 12 Doug Smith Tim Godoy. 11 Spencerport-S Queensbury-2 Sachem-II

~9 Quoglio. 10 Guy Peryea. 12 Matt Sorochinski. 12 John Jay-l Beela'narrtown-7 Union Endicott-4

Char1eton Woodley Tony Porrtanta Paul Lyman. 11 Longwood-II Funon-3 Watertown-3

Dion Viscorrtl. 11 Chaminode-Coth

Terry Lucero. S BIoomfield-5

Joe Malchuskl. 12 Bay Shore-11

Chris Motteotll. 11 Suffem-l

Mike ArI~ . 10 Ossining-l

Ralph Menechino. 11 Sachem-II

Chris Conway. 11 Longwood-II

David Conway. 12 Doug Groncki Longwood-II Bumt Hills-2

Nelson Carpenter. 12 Joe DeSorbe Herman DeKalb-1O S Glens Falls-2

Marc Geer. 12 Ed Leonard. 12 Chittenongo-4 East Meadow. 8

Howie Hain. Sr Adam Bell. 11 HHH East-11 Ossining-l

Fronk Trigg. 12 Chad MacNaughton. 12 Eastridge-5 Glens Falls-2

Ron Boisclair. SaIem-2 Brian Gray. 12 SaIem-2 Wellsville-5

Dan Majcher. 11 East Meodow-8

Mike Thompson Chenango Forks-4

S Far1ey Susquanna Valley-4

Robert Donnino. 11 Chaminade-Coth

Alex Croog. 10 Brighton-S

David Brainerd. 12 Falconer.o

Trov~ Davis. 12 Mark Munnich. 12 Queensbury-2 Mepham-8

Bryon Knauss. 12 Tim Oiro re McQuaid-S Suffem-l

John S;;iegelman. 11 Chad Gronc ki. 12 Suffem-l Bumt Hills-2

G Garman M Von Buren Horseheods-4 Funon-3

Todd Carpenter Giarratano. Sr Saranac-7 Bayport-I I

Dan Payne. 12 Paul McCarthy Victor-S Woverly-4

Mike Delisle. 12 Saranac-7

Mike Urc h. 12 Queensbury-2

Aaron Brown. 11 Farmingdale-8

Todd Webb Baldwinsvil1e-3

Stephen Thompson. 12 Scott Rowe. 12 Joe Vrendenburgh. 11 Corey Comer. 12 Brion Marcinek. 12 Webster-S Ward Melville-II Ossining-l ChanangoForks-4 Newark-5

CMha Davidson. 11 Bllghton-5

Bill Nauss Benport-8

Todd Hoven. 12 Johnson CiIy-4

Sean McLaughUn Babylcn-11

Brian Barnes Longwood-II

Jerry Behe. 12 Roy-Hart.o

Marty Schwab. 12 Falconer.o

Jackson Whne Morrisville-Eaton-3

Craig Coletti. 12 Ossinlng-l

Mark Silvanic WMney Point-4

Ken Wilson. 11 Sachem-II

William Bourgeo~ SaIem-2

Jonathon Porschet. 11 Pablo Rojas. 12 Midlakes-5 Newark-5

Rahsoon Johnson. Huntingrton-ll ; Justin Raines. Spencerport-5; Adom Rothman. Newfield-11; Alec VendittI. Uverpoo~3; Mike Bendett. Nlskoyuno-2; Bill Rigney. Averill Park-2; 119 - Ken Garcia. Long Beach-8; Gary DeCarr. North Rose­Wolcott-S; Bryon Reggie. Br-3; Willy Dumas. Franidin-1O; Chris Dejesus. Mamoro­neck-I; Jim McNicholas. Chamlnocle-Cath Jeff Mohr. Gates Chill-5 126 - Chris Lynch-lr-3; Shaun Bauer. Gates Chllf-S; Robert Rouse. Fort Plain-2; Mike Castro. Campbell Hal~l ; ; Chris Hopkins. Bumt HilIs-2 Anthony Conte. Blockport-5 132-Matt Heroth. Fort Ploin-2; Mike Russell. Deposn-4; Tom Gorga. Li\lerpoo~; Ken Hughes. Scotlo-2; Lonnie Johnson. Truman-PSAl; Shawn Edwards. Peru-7; Noel Matthews. nhoco-4; Blio" Guernsey. Funon-3; Jim Barbato. Gates Chil~; Ryan Schwan. Ardsley-l 138 - Mark Johnson. Newark-5; Moore. Clark No-I ; Eric Katz. Ballston Spo-2; Mike Rodecker. Fonda Funonville-2; Jim ORourke. SL-3; Joson Kroft. Holbrook-II ; Robert Salas. Medford-II ; Bennett Kaufman. Thiells-9; Joel Bamard. Adir-3; Robert Von Slyke. Fort Picin-2;-Andy Duprey. Peru-7 14S - Todd Carpenter. Saranac-7; Mike Meyer. Lofayette-3; ; Tyrone Davis. Nyack-9 lSS­Ron Clinton. Middletown-9; Mike Buxbaum. Clarkstown 50-9; Dan Parillo. Corn­ing-4; Suppacino. Mahopac-I ; Joson Bovenzi. Greece Athena-S; Scott Hos-

bach. Marion-S; Nick Brucato-5. Bill Miller. Letchworth'S; 167 - Kurt Sykes. Madison-3; Ben Mead. Whitehall-2; Mesaros. Fox Lone-I ; Felix Tianga.Martin Luther; Nick Szer­Iip.Nyack-9 ; Heath Maculuso. Westtown-9; Todd Englerth. Leroy-5 177 - Mike Oro­lette. Saranac-7; Vondall Gamer. Truman-PSAl; Wayland Alexandar.Johnson CiIy-4; Bruce Thomas. Chittenango-3; Kevin Elston. Elmira Southslde-4; T Mc intosh. Hudson FoIIs-2; Dan Newcomb. Niskayuno-2; Mark Whitton. Fox Lone-I ; Ed Tonner. GB-3; Dana Houghling. Groton-4; 21S - Bruce Manley. nhoca-4; Dan Coulombe. Averill Pork-2; Tyrone Davis. Freeport-8; Allison. North Roc klond-l; Eldric Venne. Saranac-2; Blian Recesso. Johnstown-2; Brian Storace. VVS-3; Dave Robbins. Newark-S 2SO - Ha­san Uyar. Spencerport-5; Chris Werner. B'ville-3; GarflElld Henry. Bronx-PSAL; Dan Geu­rin • . S McAndrew. Honsville-8; Bucidy Cabrera. Botovia-5; Troy Stork. Canandaiguo-S

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Tom Shifflet: No Longer Embarrassed

Sweet Home-6 Senior Gears Up for State Title

Last MarCh. fans were anticipating a great matCh-Up in the 132 pound state final. which pitted John Bena. Section Two. against Tom Shifflet of Section Six. Both wrestlers looked years ahead of the rest of the field. Just to make it to Syracuse. Bena had to beat a couple of guys who normal­ly would have made the finals themselves. And Shifnet carried a rugged 42-1 record with him. On top of all that, both were sons of their wrestling coaches.

Shifflet had scored a pin and wins of 17-4 and 22-8 to make it to the finals. Against Bena. he started in his usual aggressive manner, firing leg takedowns one after an­other .

After about a minute into the first period. he shot a high crotch. and Bena defend­ed. Instantly. Shifflet switched off to a dou­ble. but again Bena countered with a re­verse headlock. Using superb hip control. he yanked Shifflet onto his back. then slapped in a double grapes hold. Within a few seconds. he secured the fall . leaving the crowd stunned .

' I was really embarrassed. ' says Tom Shiff­let now. 'Up until my match, all the other fi­nals matches were real exciting and hard fought . Then I made a bad move. and it was over before I had a chance to make it a better match.'

He seems to be making up for it now. though. He Is currently 16-0. Fifteen of his wins have come by pin or technical fall.

The only full match ended In an 11-5 win. Tom Is ranked number one at 132 pounds this month. and most fans expect him to win it all this year. And Irs about time hI? did . After all. he's been taking his share of sliver medals. and he seems due for some gold. Besides his state runner-up finish. he has won four silver medals In Empire state Games action and a silver medal in the Freestyle states. And as a sophomore. he was runner-up In Section Six. When he first cracked the varsity as a 7th grade 91 pounder, he posted a 20-6 record (11 pins) . The first four tournaments he entered he

placed - you guessed it - second. Along the way. though. he's gained a lot

of experience in all styles of wrestling . And he owns impressive wins over Top Ten wres­tlers. including steve Taylor. Joe LoPrestI. Chris Terry. Ed Moak. Brandon MacNaught. and others. And his two tournament wins this year also netted him two MOW awards. With a career mark of 142-15. he definitely has the credentials to win a ,tate title.

Shifflet is a dominating wrestler. His phi­losophy Is, why beat you by 5 or 10 pOints when he can beat you by 15 or 20 points. or better yet. by pin . On the mat. he only goes in one direction - at you. He has two gears. and If you can't keep up with this gear. you definitely won't like his other gear.

T am is an Honor Roll student w ith an av­erage in the 90's. He is looking to attend a Div ision I school and eventually become a Physical Education Teacher and Wrestling Coach .

Shifflet is a great bet to make it out of Section Six without any trouble at all. At

the states. he should make it to the finals. and then It will be his turn to cause a little embarrassment to someone else.

TOM SHIFFLET. Sweet Ho rr-",-{) ~nior. ~ c urrently undefeat· ed and top ranked at 132 pounds. He was NY State silver medol~t lost year. and is aiming for a go ld this year.

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Jeff Duque Injured; Probably out for Season

Valley Central-9 Junior Injur,d In Car Accident; will most likely miss

the rest of season

Valley Central-9 junior Jeff Duque. two-time state placewinner. was injured in an early January car accident and will probably be forced to sit out the remainder of the sea­son. Duque was seriously Injured when his car slid on ice and crashed through a fence and Into a tree. He had a punctured lung and four fractured ribs In the accident.

After the accident. Jeff was admitted into the intensive care unit . He has Im­proved a great deal since then. but it looks like he will not be able to compete this year. And although wrestling is important to him. he Is also concerned with school. Said Duque. 'My school work comes first. I'm more interested in how this is going to affect my grades. I'm Interested in college and you can't go anywhere without good marks.'

With grades in the upper 80's. Jeff hopes to get into a quality Division I college after his senior year. He started this year looking unbeatable. and a lot of Section 9 fans who have seen him were convinced he'd win a state titie this year. Last year. Jeff was third in Syracuse (105 pounds), and as a freshman. he took a sixth place at 98. This year at 119 pounds. he Is 10-0 with victories at the Tri-Valley (MOW) and Mid-Hudson Tournaments. Both competitions are con­sidered to be amongst the toughest In the state.

At the Trl-Valley. he blitzed Dan Faldzinskl of Vernon Verona Sherrill. 11-2 In the finals. At the tough Mid Hudson. he pinned Robert Burke. Washingtonville (1 :07). Peter VI. John Jay (1 :30). and David Conway. Longwood (5:25). Then he topped Section 8 champ and state placewinner Craig Schllfsteln of Baldwin. 5-2. Conway and Schllfstein are both Top 10 wrestlers. .

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only four weeks left In the season before the Orange County League champion­ships. the qualifier for the Sectionals. Zlf­chock won't let Duque wrestle unless he is 100 percent healed. and said. ' I would feel that way regarding any wrestler on this team . It's painful to have any of them In­Jured. But this just happens to be one of the top wrestlers on the team. Jeff is our number one gun.'

Duque Is only four wins short of 100 victo­ries. As an eight grader. he went 12-3. win­ning the Mid Hudson tournament and earn­Ing MOW honors. In his freshman year. he also won the Mid Hudson tourney and went 35-2. His only losses that year were In Syra­cuse in March. And last year . he went 39-3 taking third at 105 behind Frank Fronhofe; and Juan Carlos Garcia . His ten wins this year brings his career record to 96-8. Had

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rtes have taught me that I want to win more than I ever wanted anything before In my life. My plans and goals for next year In wrestling will even be more fer­vently sought after .' , Concerning college. Jeff recently said. One concern I do have is being consid­

ered for college. I do feel the colleges who are considering me as a candidate will understand my reason for missing most of this season.' It's a sure bet they will understand; they'll also realize that Jeff Duque Is a blue chip candidate for any collegiate program. Both photos on this page show Jeff Duque In action earlier this season.

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Profile: Matt McLennan Corning Senior is a Darkhorse

Every year. It seems like there's a kid who comes out of nowhere to surprise all the other wrestlers and experts by grabbing a state title. or even a runner-up medal. And then when you look at the guy's record. you realize he really didn't come out of nowhere. He was there all along. working hard. beating the big names. but somehow not getting the recognition he probably deserves.

Matt McLennan. 138 pounds. Corning-4. is probably one of those guys. He's been around - the past two years. he's gone 30-2 and 31 -4. Last year he won two MOW awards and took second In Section Four to Brandon MacNaught of Walton. He previ­ously beat Mac Naught. and owns wins over Top Ten wrestlers Kent Maslin. Doug Shaffer. Chad Shelton. David Brainerd. Marc Geer. David Colgan. TIm Godoy. and some other big name wrestlers. Any of these guys could conceivably win a state title . and so could McLennan.

So far this season. Matt Is 16-0. with 12 wins coming by pins another by technical fall. He's won the Johnson City and De­posit Tournaments. and looks well­prepared for this season. For his career. he's been in 15 tournaments; he took 8 first 's. 4 seconds. 2 thirds. and a fourth . He's never not placed In any tournament. and he is undefeated In dual meets. His record is now 81-8.

Matt only started the sport as a fresh­man. He put 10 years Into hockey. then one day just stepped onto a mat. loved It. and threw away his thermal underwear. He still enjoys other sports. but wrestling is It for him. He is devoted to weight lifting. and it shows In his wrestling . For a 138 pounder. he Is exceptionally powerful.

McLennan has made the high honor roll twice this year. and plans on going to a DI­vision I college and becoming an All American. It 's a distinct possibility. as Is a state medal this year. Don't say we didn't warn you!

MATT McClENNAN, senior from Comlng-4. owns some Jmp!9lslw vIeIories over Top 10 wrestlers. At 138 this yeat. he has a'good chance of winning a state mle. He II cunently undefeated.

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Voctor-531 McQald-5 30 98 SCott 3:32 S Bettelli pin 105 M Marr 3: 11 M Voci pin 112T Notte 5:24 C Cress pin 119 J Inch pin T Seach 5:27 126 A Aezgoo pin V Abhyankar 3:47 132 M Colyer 2 M Karmer 6 138 D Byms 2: 15 B Knauss pin 145C May 2 J Schnell 1 155 K AIzel3 L Dickinson 7 167 D Payne forf 177 C Lomb pin J Growney 1:37 215 J Robinson 12 A Turner 4

Victor-5 33 Marlon-5 30 98 Forf F Petrosino 105 T Nohe :35 M Smijh pin 112 J Inch pin C Edinger 3:50 119 forf B Smijh 126 M Colyer 2 BVanderwalil 132T Seal 8 N Bliek 4 138 forf J Grahling 145C May 3 T Miller 2 155 K Prlze13:02 T Doud pin 167 D Payne wbd S Hosboch defautt 177 C Lomb pin B Camp 5:57 215 J Robinson pin J Leister 3:33

Wayne-541 Victor-520 98 forf Sean Lutt 105 S Stevenson forf 112 C Hyman pin T Nohe :47 119 S Sholes 17 J Inch 2 126 D Wogel6 T Seal 19 132RMe~er11 MColyer2 138 T Bizzlgotti 6 A Prezyna 6 145 H Ranck forf C May 155 K Walker 13 D Neman 4 167 B Sizzigotti 6 D Payne 12 177 B SWarthout pin Lamb 4: 12 215 A Brown 3: 10 J Robinson pin

Victor-531 985 Cult forf 105M Marr5 112forf 119 T Seal 1:55 126 M Colyer 11 132 A Prezyna 5 138 D Byms :32 145C May 1 155 D Newman 167 D Payne pin 177 C Lomb 9 215 J Robinson

Bilhop Keamey-5 28 G Porreca wbf RSpaker5 MAnderson D Geraci pin 5 Lopez 11 W Jones 12 J Geraci pin J Lopez 2 forf J Londello 1:18 JTwisl4 forf

Nowark-536 Vlctor-520 98 J Sutton pin S Cult 2:44 105 T Stelngass pin M Marr 1:05 112T Price 5:34 J Inch pin 119 R Famsworth 4 T Seal 7 126 J Famsworth pin A Prezyna 2:51 132 D McGrath 5 M Colyer 2 138 E SWan pin S Payne :54 145 M Johnson pin C May 4:34 155 5 Young 12 D Newman 9 1675 Hassle r 6 D Payne 20 177 C Comer 4 C Lomb 3 215 D Robbins 7 J Robinson 14

8 Kearney-5 38 Pavillon-521 98 G Porreca 9 5 Burger 2 105 R Spoker 12 R hannon 0 112 Anderson 5: 10 D Heinic pin 1195 Lopez pin C Draper 1:41 126 T Zimmerman OR Cosimono 2 132 W Jones pin A Fendler 4:09 138 J Geraci 11 B Fendler 4 145 J Lopez 9 R Powell 1 155 forf J Burke 167 J Condello pin D Johnson 5:31 177 J Twist 2:59 J Harris pin 215 D Sell 18 K Boker 5

8 Kearney-5 39 McQauld-522 98 G Porreca 3 M Voci 10 105 R Spaker pin C Cress 3:57 112 M Anderson 14M Temple 18 1195 Lopez forf 126 Zimmerman 0 M Kromer 10 132 W Jones 15 V Abhyankan 0 138 J Geraci 5 B Knauss 23 145 J Lopez 5 J Scanell 0 155G Britton pin M Bazar 1:43 167 J Condello p in T Hlmz :27 177 JTwist pin J Pernosselll2:21 215 D Sell d isqual A Turner wb disq This marked the first lime Bishop Kear­ney has beaten McQuaid since 1981. Sell. 215, was ahead, but was disqual~ fied on a slam call.

Holley-551 91 ACar~ton 98JCoaper 105 M Howell p in

Cal-Mum-5 19 forf forf 5 Gillette 1:26

112 K Frasier pin D Schwab :15 119 R Requa forf 126 J List wblf T Killinger 15-0 132 Colucci 16-0 P Ellinwood wb If 138 K Yoffrecio 0 M Sullivan 0 145 5 Seeley forf 155 F DiStasio 8 D Jones 0 ,- - - -- -

Saranac-l047 Franklin Acad-l0 14 98 B LaPlante pin C Andrews 2:26 105 E Pellerin 1:03 C Rubudue pin 112 S Facteau wblf K Perry 15-0 119 C Howard 9 W Dumas 9 126 C Provence 13C Proulx -------

112T Ganzer 0 J Doulln 11 119 J Potter pin K Pratt 3:42 126J Capobianco 3 E McLaren 7 132 M Gardianos pin T Mann 2: 12 138 M Heffernan 6 X Byme 8 145 JP Saulter pin M Hemingsway :44 155 J Dellapia pin E Samabria 3:45 ----- ..

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-' -----------------167 C Buller 5:57 T harmon pin 177 B Asento pin J DeVore 3:43 215 J VandeIVen 1 J O'Donogue 13 Holly's new coach, John Grillo, is off to a good start, as his team is 4-0 so far this year. Grillo was previously at Pavilion.

Victor-548 McQuald-516 98 M Marr 4:00 M Vocl pin 105 B Aparo 6 C Crest 3 112 J Inch pin .M Temple 1:23 119 T Beal pin T Seach :39 126 M Colyer 2 M Kromer 12 132 Byrns : 17 B Knauss pin 138 S Payne pin V Abchyenkan 1: 15 145CMaypin MBazanl :12 155 D Newman 4 J Schnell 23 167 D Payne 18 T Hirz 2 177 C Lomb pin J Pernasell 1:40 215 J Robinson pin A Turner 1:53

Victor-533 Webster-531 98 M Marr :52 J Linder pin 105BAporo3 BSmijh 13 112 J Inch 1:22 5 Harrel pin 119 TBeal pin C Fox :9 126 M Colyer forf 132 D Bums 4:54 B Freeman 138 5 Payne forf 145C May forf 155 D Newman :41 K Thai pin 167 D Payne pin J Donoghue 2:23 177 C lamb 5 B Marcenik 12 215 J Robinson 9 TRice 3

Victor-5 51 Myndelle-5 15 98 M Marr pin T Sweeney 1:59 105 B Aparo pin J Roloson 1 :03 112 J Inch pin DRoss 4:28 119 T Beal pin 5 Longley 3:33 126 D Byms wb def F Woznick injury 132 5 Payne 2:41 E Mundi pin 138 forf A Peckman 145 C May 4 B Price 0 155 D Newman 2 C Peterman 7 167 D Payne wb If E Flynn 3:24 177 C Lomb pin J Decker :33 215 J Robinson pin A Dellofove :56

Yictor-534 Bolovia-524 98 M Marr 3 C Pode 5 105B Aparo forf 112 J Inch forf 119 T Beal forf 126 M Colyer 0 C Lesh 4 132 D Bums 1:40 R Tomer pin 138 forf R DePiacco 145 C May 10 T Clapp 3 155 Newman 1:35 P Conibear pin 167 D Payne wblf 5 Robinson 4:52 177 C Lomb 12 N Hancock 1 215 J Robinson 8 G Nelson 1

Saranac-l0 46 Es.ex Junction-l0 12 98 B LaPlante forf 105 forf T Burns 112 S Facteau 7 J Cheney 0 119 C Provence.] 5 Borber 1 126 C Howard pin B Raymond 3:59 132 D Staley 1: 18 J Wheatley pin 138MTaylor7 DDeMog3 145 B Favaro 14 T Stefens 9 155 T Carpenter pin Stevens 3:32 167 M Delisle 10 B Woodworth 2 177 M Orollette forf 215 E Venne forf

Saranac-l053 North Country-l0 11 98 E Dellerin pin J Guillette 5:45 105 B LaPlante pin J Webb 1 :03 112 S Facteau forf 119 S Mashtare forf 126 C Provence 6 K Guillette 2 132 C Howard forf 138 T Gardner 10 K Wandigo 10 145 B Favaro pin G Langevin :36 155 S Pelkey 1 M Houle 8 167CWhijepin RMoorel :4J 177 J Pelker :30 C Mandigo pin 215 E Venni pin B Snlder :17

132 D Staley 3: 38 D Bilow pin 138 M Taylor pin J Walbridge 2:25 145 T Corter 7 B TRombley 1 155 Carpenter 11 E Dffof 2 167 M Orollette 9 B Debyah 1 177 M Delisle forf 215 E Venne pin T Marshall 2:18 Saranac's 119 pounder, Chris Howard, only a soph, scored a surprlze In tying two-time section 10 chomp Willy Du­mas.

Saranac-l044 Middlebury, VT21 98 B LaPlante 2 J Pe lijer 4 105 E Pellerin forf 112 Facteau 4:22 J Russel pin 119 C Provence forf 126 C Howard pin A Parent 1:34 132 D Staley 3: 10 J Murray pin 138 M Taylor pin JWogner 1:19 145 B Favaro 3:59 M O'Dell pin 155 T Carpenter 6 R Patterson 2 167 M Delisle pin K Howland 2:41 177 M Orollette If J Larocque 17-2 215 E Venne forf

Saranac-760 AU$able Valley 0 98 B LaPlante forf 105 E Pellerin forf 112 S Facteau forf 119 forf forf 126 C Howard 11 T Rive" 9 132 C Provence 15 R Borber 5 138 M Taylor 14 M LeClair 0 145 T Corter pin B Hcrlhaway 3:50 155 T Carpenter 13 K Pray 0 167 M Delisle pin S Akey 1:30 177 M Orollette plnM Garrow 1:12 215 E Venne pin P Chamberlain

S Glen. Falls-2 33 Fort Plain-2 29 98 B Schempp 5 C Nichols 3 105 B Walkup forf 112 P Schmict pin J Stock 3:48 119 G Randall 1:06 T Reese pin 126 J Co"e 1 M Heroth 7 132 J DeSorbe pin M Spaulding :40 138 L Swea" 0 K Crouse 6 145 N Parry pin R VanSlyke :33 155 J Franch 3:04 B Reese pin 167 Ricciardelli 4:41 F Congcion pin 177 C Perry 2 S Kennedy 16 215JBrownpin DWeber4:42

Fort Plain-2 48 Galway-2 17 91 forf T Scruton 98 C Nichols pin M Rich 1 :37 l05forf forf 112 J STock 0 JTrimarchl 12 119 t Reese wblf C Denisulk 17-2 126 M Vlismas 1:10 M Marioni pin 132 M Heroth 16 5 Brickner 2 138 K Crouse 10 5 Brickner 4 145 R VanSlyke pin J Cummings 5:25 155 F Congcion pinP Pesta 3:50 167 S Kennedy 13 J Johnson 5 177 Kennerknecht pin Symonds 5:42 215DWeberpin MGroncki 1:18

Fort Plaln-2 39 Amsterdam-2 30 98 C Nichols p in S Shaffer : 10 105 forf G Villanta 112JStock 1:26 KTeslero'pin 119 T Reese pin F VanDeBogart :32 126 M Heroth pin E Trzoskos 4:59 132 forf E Boum 138 K Crouse 3:51 D Nethowoy pin 145 R BonSlyke pin 5 Diesak 1: 28 155 F Congcion pinR Acoero 3:22 167 5 Kennedy pin OJ Wilson :54 177 Kennerknecht 2:46 R Fiorillo pin 215 D Weber 8 G Drengo 8 Chris Nichols, Fort Plain, set a school record for fastest fall, as he decked Shawn Shaffer in just ten seconds crI 98.

Minisink Valley 40 Newburgh 25 91 R Pillivant 3:33 B Gamble pin 98 S Hende"hot 12A Burton 2 105 C Plak 2:41 C Pacenza p in

167 H Macaluso pin 5 Leggett 4:44 177 J Driscoll 3 G Brown 5 215 J Uhrig 1 :28 M Rydell pin

Fort Plaln-2 43 Johnstown-2 18 98forf forf 105 Nichols 4:29 Doly pin 112 Stock 5:06 J Etherton pin 119 Reese forf 126 Heroth 11 Fudger 0 132 Rouse forf 138 Buddies forf 145 VanSlyke pin Kohinke 5:53 155 Congcion 8 B Etherton 7 167 Kennedy pin Handy 3:02 177 Kennerknecht 5:26 Leftlem pin 215Weberpln Syquia 1:58 250 Knoblaugh pin Terranova :44 250 was not in team score.

Fort Plaln-2 52 Schoharie-2 15 91 forf Hotailing 98forf forf 105 Nichols 0 Rodriquez 4 112 Stock forf 119 Reese pin Handy:59 126 Heroth pin Countryman 2:56 132 Crouse forf 138 Spaulding 1:00 Sender pin 145 VanSlyke pin Byme :56 155Congcion 12 C Kennedy 1 167 B Reese forf 177 kennedy forf 215Weber forf 250 Knoblauch pin Selawski 1:30 250 not in team score.

Peru-744 Shenendowa-7 18 98 J Monigan : 15 DJ Raux pin 105 fori A Frazier 112 R Bashaw pin T Hitts 4:40 119 C Kennedy 12 AJ Malofiesta 0 126 L Rivers pn M McCormic k 2:54 1325 Edwards wbtf C Strad 4:50 138 M Thomas 0 A Frazier 4 145 A Duprey 11 M Aauszewski 5 155 D Devins 5 J LeRoy 10 167 S Favreau pin D Fribourg :59 177 B Duprey pin A Romano 2:46 215 F Brousseau pin M Stein 2:49

Burnt Hills-2 35 Peru-730 98 K Rudd pin J Monigon :30 105 T Hopkins forf 112 D Bikowicz 0 R Boshaw 9 119 C Hopkins 8 C Kennedy 1 126 D Groncki 3:07 L Rivers pin 1325 Hardey :30 S Edwards pin 138 E Katz pin A Duprey 1:45 145 CRyan 7 M Thomas 7 155A Pahl pin D Devins 1:45 167 J Fogan 1:20 5 Favreau pin 177 G Mongo pin B Duprey 4:55 215 B Forlano 3:23 F Brousseau pin Lonnie Rive", Peru was ranked fourth last month 01119 pounds, wijh Doug Groncki rankd 10th of 126. They met at 126 pounds, wijh Rivers coming away wijh a second-period pin.

Peru-737 Beekmantown-718 98 J Monigan 2:40 D Rabideau pin 105 Vanvalkenburgh Hemmngwy pin 112 R Bashaw 7 R Donnelly 3 119C Kennedy 11 T McLennan 2 126 L Rivers 17 J Desofel 2 1325 Edwards pin J Nephew 1: 13 138 M Thomas 11 R Miller 5 145 A Duprey 8 J Stuart 5 155 D Devins 7 L Benware 5 167 forf G Peryea 177 B Duprey 8 MOyer 3 215 F Brousseau wblf M Inhelder 3:23 Shown Edwards, Peru, recorded his l00th win here ( 100-23, wrth 58 oth those wins coming by fall or tec hnical fall).

New York Wrestling News, January 1990

132 Thompson 5 138 Burke 10 145 Gradney pin 155 Gianni 7 167 Renck pin 177 McCoy 2 215 Rakoczy pin

Swanson 6 Castillo 3 Stedman :57 F Hammer 1 Murray 1:39 McGowin 5 Peters 3:58

Bayport-11 58 Harborlields-11 2 98 Burrell 9 Seltzer 1 lOS Homayoon 2 Danials 1 112 Hennessey 10 Young 4 119wbf fori 126 Shuren 5 Kane 5 132 Eno pin Sanford 1:43 138 McGovern pin Thomas 4:37 145 Giorrontano pin Brody 3:37 155 Von Durslupf pin Bergara 2:36 167 Bendik pin McGuire 5:03 177 Beck 11 Knorr 0 215wbf fort

Deer Park-B 30 98 Mognart5 lOS Carry 2 112 Cognogo 8 119 fori 126 Klyap 3 132 Searson 3:2'1 138 Steilman 3 145 Roura' pin 155 Boker 1 :25 167 Laakso pin 177 Coulrier pin 215 Messina pin

Commack-II 29 J Keyoung 2 H Keyoung 7 Lee 6 wbf Tammaro 8 Pollino pin Zummo 15 Little 1:30 Calabria pin Kaufman :39 8al1as4:43 Makrides 1:18

Sachem-II 30 'orl Jert-11 15 98wbf fort lOS Menechino 14 Wells 3 112 Potvin 9 Pormeganl 1 119 Haminon 6 J Armstrong 8 126 Maxwell 2 , Delguercio 8 132 Caobria 0 Stevens 5 138 Pickerglll3 AWano 8 145Cooo4 Compo 6 155 Petracca 9 Celentano 1 167 Bruno 14 Sa\IIno 0 177 Heymach 11 M Armstrong 4 215 Leach 15 Cutler 5

Huntingtn-ll 52 lay Sho .. -ll 6 98 B Fischenich pinGorcion 2:54 lOS Albergo 1 :39 Allen pin 112 Trovis 8 Garcia 2 119 R Johnson 10 Hubbard 7 126 R Fischenich 10 Golden 2 132 Delocruz 4 Kraft 6 138 K Johnson pin FHlpo 3:A6 145 Grenier pin McBeth 1:49 155 Schmucker pin Day 3: 17 167 Denicolo 0 Malchusld 7 177wbf fort 215wbf fort

Newlleld-11 30 Smnhtown E-11 17 98 D Bracero 1 Leverich 11 lOS M Brocero 8 Hong 4 112 Dombrowski 0 Bettencourt 6 119 Spina 11 Sather 6 126 Rothman 8 Sikoryak 3 132 Kleman 2 Zapata 0 138 Boothby 4 Sauer 12 145 Brannick pin Pasleka 3:28 155 Massett 9 Schroecler 2 167 Bugllone pin O'Brien 2:43 177 Maggiore 7 Dermer 3 215 DiBenldetto :36 Montatdo pin

Kings Park-11 41 Newfield-11 16 98 Marks 3:59 D Bracero pin lOSCavero 12 MBraceroO

'112 N Mancuso 4 Dombrosky 0 119PMancuso8 RothmanO 126 Kahlen 2 Spina 12 132 Blockford 3:45 Kiernan pin 138 Salvaggio pin Bothby 4:40 145 Renna pin Brannick 3:51 155 Short 4 Massett 0 167 Mills pin Bugllone 1:43 177 Lavecchia 13 Maggiore 4 215 Zach 10 Ragusa 2

King. Park-ll 31 Floyd-II 2S 98 Marks pin Meetze 5:OS lOSCavero pin Briendle15:15 112 N Mancuso 4 Jenkins 1 11 9 T Mancuso 5 Brogos 4 126 Kahlen 4:55 O'Rourke pin 132 Salvaggio 10 Nemeth 2 138 Blockford 2;33 Bachhosu pin 145 Renna pin DeRosa 4:27 155 Short 0 McLaughlin 8 167 Mills 3 Frogn~o 5 177 Lavecchia 1 :37 Morrow pin 215Zach3 Brooks 2

New YOlk Wreslilng News January 1990

Smnhtown E-l1 34 Floyd-II 27 98 Leverich pin Meetze 1 :27 lOS Betancourt 14 Briendel6 112 Saether pin Jenkins 5: 17 119 Moschera 3:35 Dragos pin 126 Wu 3:35 O'Rourke wbtf 132 Zapata wbtf Nemeth 4:42 138 Sauer 6 Backhaus 8 145 Posiaka 0 DeRosa 5 155 Dychkowski 0 McLoughlin 7 167 O'Brien pin Fragnno 5:25 177 Dermer 3: 17 Morrow pin 215 Montaldo pin Brooks :32

Rocky PI-ll Centereach-11 20 91 Specht 8 Matias 5 98 Torriero 0 Domboise 0 lOS Bernhardt 3 Rossa 2 112 O'Connor 1:52 Hughes pin 119 Devlin 1:24 Todaro pin 126 Cha Henkin 0 Kielbasa 2 132 Chi Henkin pin Leary 2:27 138 Thomas 0 Furrer 4 145 steimel 4 Freedman 2 155 Wiley pin Carey 5:07 167 Hennington 4 Beauchamp 0 177 Basso pin Hughes 5:07 215 Morrelll3 Sweat 0

AmHyvlle-ll 54 98 Ford pin lOS Jacobs 7 11.2 Hatcher pin 119 Isabell pin 126 Lennon 0 132 Mullin 9 138 Malewicz 7 145 Chester pin 155 Franke 14 167 Minon pin 177 Valle pin 215wbf

Riverhead-II 8 Farrell :31 T Chapman 9 Funn 5: 14 Bendler 1 :39 Bendel 12 Brown 1 MChapman4 Rice :48 Hipke 1 Wright 2:38 Branch :57 fort

Jericho-B 36 Floral Pk-B 36 98wbf fort lOSwbf fort 112 Durante pin Corpuz 3:54 119 Caratozzolo:46 Earley pin 126 Abel pin Frey 2:44 132 G Newman pin SavIno 2:36 138 D Newman 3:47 LoCascio pin 145 Schnelder:58 Rublnoff pin 155 Allzo pin Post 3:59 167 fort wbf 177 Schleler 1 Hofman wbtf 17 215wbf fort

MIneoIa-8 36 98wbf lOSwbf 112 Kostuflos pin 119 Santosus 3:53 126 Waters pin 132 WIIon pin 138 Colgrove 4 145 oe~lntl pin 155 MeI*1g pin 167 Wood pin 177 PIatIi 5:37 215wbf

Floral Pk-8 17 fort fort Corpuz:52 Earley pin Frey 1:59 SavIno 3:58 LoCascio 15 Rublnoff 3:32 Post 2:36 Dzlubela 1 :52 Hofmann pin fort

Unlondale-' 38 Plalnvlew-8 28 98forf wbf lOS fort wbf 112 fort wbf 119 fort fort 126wbf fort 132 Thornpeon 2 Slansky 12 138wbf fort 145 Moran pin Hsu 5:02 155 Melkonlan4 Gambale4 167 Heier 3 Buckhardt 13 177wbf fort 215 RIchardson pin Schoppmann 4:49

Herrtck.-8 41 John Jay-8 16 98 Fernandez 2:57 Overton pin lOS C PolIn 10 Amato 6 112 K McCarthy 10Anen. 11 9 DIMarIa pin VI 1:08 126 Renny 17 SavIno 8 132 J Poln 10 Pooons 6 138 Abramo 2 E Fleming 11 145 Gentle 18 O'Doherty 7 155 G McCarthy 3:08 Quaglia pin 167 9Neeney pin McKeilen :42 177 Zenie pin S Fleming :35 215 Reese pin Schukol :59

long Beach -8 38 98 A Garcia pin lOS Taylor 3:25 112 Young 10 119 K Garcia 12 126 Posada 10

Herrtcks-8 12 femandlez 5:20 CPoIn McCarthy 4 DIMarIa 4 Renny 0

132 Richards 7 J Pallin 3 138 Velentin pin Abramo 3:26 145 Evans 8 Ge ntile 7 155 lindsey-Lewis wb defauH 167 Weremecki 3 SWeeney 10 177 Anfossi 1 Nezie 4 215 Joseph 6 Reese 2

Pori Jell-ll 40 Ward Melville--ll 27 98wbf foil lOS Wells pin Antonelli 1 :07 112 Parmegiani 10 Bonks 2 119 Armstrong pin Anderson 1:37 126 DelGuercio pin Nolan 1 :52 132 Stevens 5 Bellissimo 1 138 A~ano 0 GOldie 4 145 Compo 6 Kupinski 3 155 Celetano 3:00 Bacastow pin 167 SAvino 3:00 Timpinaro pin 177 wbf foil 215 Culler 3:48 Roach wbtf

Connetquot-ll 39 Islip 12 98wbf fort lOS Santoro 4 M O'Keefe 7 112 Michalski 4 Dole 7 119 D'Agostino wb dlefauH 126 Thirstino pin McDonald :41 132 Scaramell14 S O'Keefe 7 138 Delameter 3:30 Villien pin 145 Lassen 5 Ferraro 3 155 Ring 5 Gucciardo 3 167 DEan 6 Pfisterer 1 177 Amarando pin Cavanaugh 1:21 215 McLaughlin 8 Bleidner 4

Ravena-242 98 Losee 4 lOS Irving 112 Cowles pin 119 Pelletier 126 Croft 1 132 Goodrich pIn 138 Stanton 145 Swiadler 5 155 Mormile 9 167 Larose 177 Boranska pin 215 Knox 1

Revena-2 63 98 Losee pin lOS Irving pin 112 Cowles pin 119 Pelletier 126 Croft 3 132 Goodrich 11 138 Swiadler pin 145Gardell 155 Mormile 167 Demarest pin 177 Knox 215 Boranska pin

Johnstown-2 16 Daly 13 fQrf J Etherton I:OS forf Fudger6 D'Arpino 4:00 fort Kohlnke 3 B Etherton 6 Hanclywbtf Lelliear 3:30 Syqula5

Fonda-2 3 Rose 1:01 Grey 1:04 Miller 1:15 fort Nelson 10 J Boyer 10 B Boyer 2:42 fort fort French 1:38 fort Vosbargh 1 :35,

Averall Pk-2 33 Ravena-2 26 98 ElWell 3:36 Lossee pin lOS Robelotto 2:56 Irving 112 T Rigney 2 Cowles 1 119 B Rigney wbtf Pelletier 126 Pendlergast 6 Croft 4 132 Fox 5 Goodrich 14 138B1ose 2:52 Swiadler pin 145 Pendlergast pin Gardlell :47 155 Hug 3 Mormile 11 167 stevens pin Gladney 1:20 177 Coulobe pin Knox:54 215 Bowerman 7 Boranska 2

HHH West-ll 38 Harborflds-ll 22 98 CAnnone 2 Seltzer 2 lOSwbf fort 112 Seid 5 Young 2 11 9 lIpkins 10 Johnson 4 126 Cohen 5:42 Kane pin 132 Demetz pin Sanford :43 138 steglich 13 Lockridge 4 145 Sclafani 7 Thomas 2 155 Cleary 7 Mayer 0 167 Sullivan 2 Burris 2 177 Pearlstein 3:52 Knorr pin 215wbf fort 250 Nagel 1:35 Ritchie pin

Hamp Bay./SH-ll 42 Convnck-ll 36 98 fort fort lOS Goleskl wbtf J Keyoung 1:41 112 Gregor 3:22 Lee pin 119 Finley pin H Keyoung :33 126 McNamnara pin Berman 3:08 132 Noonan pin Sharenow 1:45 136 Allen 3:30 Tammaro pin 145 Poelhne~ 3:26 Pollina pin 155 Burriescl pin Kaufman 3:50 167 Gregory 3:20 Calaroia pin 177 Schorline pin McNally 3:15 215 fort wbf

Babylon-ll 39 Sm~htown W-ll 25 98wbf fort IOSwbf fort 112 Golembeski 1 Brodsky 119 Dreher 3:58 Chimento pin 126 Kiernan pin Pravato 3:58 132 Bagliovio 3:36 Jakonelli pin 138 Rolzmon 1 :51 Grom pin 145Kleinitzke pin Zielinski 1:18 155 Golub 6 McDonald 1 167 Infante pin Weidenbaum :58 177 Vitia 110 1 Faragasso 4 215wbf fort

Huntington-ll 52 Floyd-ll 6 98wbf fort IOSwbf fort 112 R Johnson 8 Jenkins 4 119 Drogos 2 L Malone 4 126 R Fischenich pin O'Rourke 3:50 132 K Johnson pin Jiminez 5:OS 138 Gillen 2:48 Henke pin 145 Levine pin DeRosa 2:48 155 Grenier 1 McLoughlin 5 167 Denicola 17 Frogn~o 8 177 Medico 1 Morrow 3 215 Puskas pin Brooks 1:48 250 Goodwin pin Cabellaro 1:06

SOW Rlver-ll 34 98 C Dollard pin IOSwbf 112 Nelson 1:26 119 Bacchi pin 126 Keigwin 7 132 Newcomb 13 138 Sbarra 3:56 145d1efauH '55Slngra 6 167wbf 177wbf 215 Moore 5:06

Glenn-ll 30 Kachuba 5:26 fort T rocla"9 pin Pyun :40 McGee 8 Bruno 4 P~ia pin Pipiawbd Vacala 10 fort fort Hartman pin

Huntington-II 66 Brentwood-II 9 98wbf ' fort IOSwbf fort 112 R Johnson 18 Flores 5 119 Melone 2 Rivera 1 126 Flschenich 13 SalanHrI 0 132 K Johnson pin Yovlno 1:14 138wbf fort 145 Grenier 5 Cobezudo 11 155 Wu~orsl4; 19 Coleman pin 167 Medico pin Simon 2:27 177 Denicola 6 Alvarez 1 215 Puskas 11 Hines 3 250 GodwIn pin Taylor 1:01 ,

Babylon-ll 46 Copiague-ll 6 98 Schnappaus 7 Richardson 6 105 Horstmann 9 Cottano 1 112 Golembeski pin Branch 1 :51 119 Green 3 Aquino 0 126 Kiernan pin Johner 430 132 Bogliavlo 6 Turner 0 138 Haberty pin Chetti 1:50 145 Klienitzske 1 Rivera 5 155 Golub 8 Mosley 4 167 Infante 2 Bumbale 5 177 Vitiello pin Ross 2:35 215 Cossey pin Holmes 3:57

Connelqt-ll 30 HHH East-ll 30 98 Buonogurio pin Pascarella 1:09 lOS Santoro 4 Hickey 4 112 Michalski 4:45 Cooper pin 119 D'Agostlno 14 DeGaetano 1 126 Scaramell 2:54 Papa pin 132 Olin 4:52 Hughes pin 138 Delamater 0 Haln 3 145Lossen 3 Marano 1 155 Ring pin R Farina 3:45 167 Dean 3 Gaudioso 3 177 Amarando pin Kalinowski 3:38 215 Randazzo 2:31 J Farina pin

Bethpoge-8 Island Trees-8 12 98 Douglas pin Bloom :58 lOS fort wbf 112 Frey 5 Volpe 2 119 Greenburg 3: 18 Baiertien pin 126 fort fort 132 Meyer pin Viggiano :40 138 Kudler pin Ryan 4:53 145 Coniglio pin Sh 9Nearingen :43 155 Weingart pin Papaclallos 1:24 167fort fort 177 Kamalic 17 9Nearingen 8 215fort wbf

AmHyvlle-l1 48 98 Ford pin lOS Jacobs pin 112 Hatcher 9 119 Isabell 5

Bay Shore-ll 1 S Gordon 1:49 Alerbo 442 Garcia 6 Slben 1

Minisink Volley 43 Middl .. town 26 91 R Pillivant pin P Ferguson 3:27 98 Hendershot pin C Fedllivk 1: 15 lOS C Plak forf 112 J Poller pin M Ramaglia 1:20 119 T Ganser 2 P ketcham 13 126 Gardianos pin C Clarke 4:16 132 C Trento 9 S Simpson 8 138 Hefferman 14 N Becker 5 145 JP Souter pin E Tresh :45 155 J Dellapia 5:51 R Clinton pin 167 Macaluso pin E Naboa :44 177 J Priscoll 0 D Yannlstadias 8 215J Uhrig 1:13 T Birch pin

Minisink Valley 42 Washlngtonvill .. 24 91 R Pillivant forf 98 S Hen$rshot forf lOS C Plak 0 R Creeden 6 112 J Poller 2 M Aguilar 6 119 Capobianco 8D Martinelli 1 126 M Reid 1:08 J Ramm pin 132 Gardianos 2:58M Castro pin 138 M Heffeman 9 MAnson 2 145 JP Sautter pin M Scolt 3: 14 155 J Dellapia pin R Sorg :47 167 Macaluso pin D Lindsay :17 177 J Drisco ll forf 215A DeV~o pin J Uhrig 4:57

East Meadow 48 Clark .. 0 98 Adragna pin Gallo 1 :49 lOS Kev Sequeira pin Press :47 112 Friscia wbff Grassini 3:35 119 Kei Sequieira pin Karasik 1:44 126 Palumbo pin Grieb 1:46 132 McLoughlin pin Dorf 3:41 138 Schinick forf 145 Leonard pin Bergeron 3: 18 155 Petrullo pin Gonzales 1 :20 167 Ricci forf 177 Naima forf 215 Lenno forf East Meadow did not accept forfe~ points at 138. 167. 177. and 215.

Ea.t Meadow 52 Formingdol .. 9 98 Kev Sequira pin Sm~h 1 :37 lOS Nicholson 8 Zimmerman 2 112 Firscia pin Chimenti 1 :49 119 Kei Sequeira forf 126 Bel~ pin Nazaro :52 132 Mcloughlin 5 Krupsky 2 138 Tirino pin Wetzel 3:29 145 Leonard pin Delgais 5:41 155 Petrullo pin Kelly 1 :24 167 Ricci 6 Bemard 10 177 Majcher 11 Stewart 0 215 Naima 3:39 Brown pin

Nonu .. t 49 Tappan Zee 12 98 Malilo pin Tim Temple :27 lOS Conklin pin Tom Temple 1:07 112 Suson 11 Matera 2 119 Ciullo 11 Riccardi 8 126 Fisher 6 Kostenko 2 132 Carbone 5 Kurtis 2 138 Falconi 1;40 C~rolo pin 145 Frishman pin Show 3: 14 .155 Goodstein pin DeIo;48 167 Furlong pin Burke :41 177 Marilato pin Murcurio :48 215 Se~ert :50 Collins pin

Longwood-ll 31 98 Farkus 2 IOSMissaie 5:34 112 C Conway 5 119 D Conway 7 126CAmiso 12 132 LizzollO 138 Burke 6 145 Rasheed 12 155 Woodly pin 167 Williamson 2 177 Hall wbtf 215 Bomes pin

Potch-M .. d-ll 18 Bianco 6 K Strychalsky wblf BSteller 1 Issolbacher 9 DeChiar08 D Nichols 3 Schultz 11 Ruland 3 j Nichols 1:44 Bush 6 Schlosser 2: 13 Apgar:56

Copiagua-ll 33 Babylon-ll 30 991 Richardson 1 0 Peckho~ 7 98 Cattano 0 Mirabella 6 105 Branch 5:22 DeSontis pin 112 fort wbf 11 9 Aquino 13 HJolmes 7 126 wbf forf 132 Turner 2 Campasano 6 138wbf forf 145wbf forf 155 Porter 1 :32 Andino pin 167wbf forf 177 Mosley 9 DeSpigno 2 215 fort wbf

Wheatley-II 39 98 fort lOS Sakhai pin

Cold Spr Harb-ll 27 wbf Platser: 17

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112 Panagocos 7 Rosenbaum 13 119wbf forf 126wbf forf 132 Wchmatzer 10 Gardega 6 138 Dovoudl pin Lamarca 2:50 145 Devis pin DeBlasio 1:31 155 Corwen pin Bomowsky 1:19 167 forf wbf 177forf wbf 215Zetrenne 1:17 Cooper pin

Huntlngtn-11 - Half Hall Hills W-11 3 98 B Fischenlch 7 Cannone 2 lOS Allen 7 Osrow 2 112 R johnson 3 Seid 0 119 Malone 1 Lipkins 7 126 R Fishchenlch 8 Gahen 2 132 DeLaCruz 10 Kim 0 138 Grelnier pin DeV~o 2:25 145 K Johnson 13 Sclafanl4 155 Schumacher 4 Cleary 0 167 Medico 4 DiPrima 0 177 Denicola pin Slezak 1:54 215 Puskas 2 Hi~on 1

Amltyvllle-ll 51 98wbf lOSwbf 112 Holder :26 119 lennon 1 126 CAnada 3:42 132 Jerrlck pin 138 Malewicz 5 145wbf 155wbf 167wbf 177wbf 215 Bostwick pin

Wyandanch 15 fort fort Burgos pin M Robinson 5 K Robinson pin Randlolph 1:03 Mayes 3 fort fort fort fort Cedino :52

N Babylon-ll 45 C.nlrollilip-ll 27 98wbf fort IOSforf forf 112forf wbf 119 Halieran 9 Villanueda 8 126 Grant 5:40 Torrez pin 132 Oliver pin Miller 5: 18 138 Kronin 9 Wright 12 145 M~chell pin Bond 1:41 155 Chartes-Plerre pin Garzky 1:37 167 Williams pin Dobis 5:01 177 Flynn :09 Mallon pin 215 Mantredl pin Alston 3:04

Harborfldl-1 1 28 98 Seltzer 2 lOSwbf 112 Young 12 119 Hohnson 6 126 Kane 5 132 SAnford 8 138 Thomas 2 145 Brody 9 155 Zimmet 1 167 Mayer 2:53 177 McGuire pin 215 Hortman 1

Glenn-ll 21 Kachuba 1 fort Troiano 4 McNally 3 McGee 13 Bruno 20 S Pipia 7 J Pipia 4 Masso 5 Jorgenson pin Cheshire 1 :59 Knorr 4

Hoppauge-ll 40 Wh~mon-ll 19 98 Ruggiero pin Montgomery 3: 18 IOSwbf forf 11 2 Rosenthal 10 Simmons 6 119 Schaab 4 Odom 6 126Welz8 Toscano 0 132 Wasieleski 5: 19 Betts pin 138 Mikkelson 10 Markowitz 8 145 Arden 3 Richardson 11 155 Williamson 2:24 McGuinness pin 167 Dove pin Fe Ider 3:04 177wbf fort 215wbf fort

Islip -11 68 D .... r Pork 8 98 M O'Keefe a Magnani 4 IOSwbf forf 112 Dole 8 Cognato 0 119 S O'Keefe 5 Kylapp 17 126wbf fort 132 Ferraro pin Searson 3: 11 138 kennedy wbtf Spielman 3:35 145 Vilien pin Roura :37 155 Short pin Baker 3:37 167 Pfisterer pin Papillo 1:36 177 Cavanaugh wbtf Laakso 3:58 215 Bleidner wbtf Messina 4: 10

Newfield-II 43 Boy Shore-ll 12 98 D Bracero pin Pacale 1:08 lOS M Bracero pin A lbergo : 14 112 Dombroski 4 Garcia 0 119wbf fort 126 Rothman 8 Golden 0 132 Kie man 7 Kroft 3 138 Rosadlo 3 Silipo 4 145 Brannick 3 McBeth 8 155 Massett 6 Day 0 167 Bugllione :45 Malchuski pin

177wbf folf 215wbf folf

Sachem-ll 57 Brentwood-II 3 98wbf folf lOSwbf fort 112 Loeger6 Rivera 2 119 Dulido pin Donaldson 2:36 126 Maxwell 9 Paladino 5 132 Phillips 8 Kveton 0 138 DodIory 19 Sill 6 145 Cabezudo 5 Devis8 155 Kraft 8 Coleman 6 167 Bruno 4 Simon 7 177 Hebley pin Alvarez 1:58 215 Wilson pin Taylor 2:24

Centereach-II 39 Northport-II 17 98 Domboise wbtf McNamara 6:00 lOSwbf fort 112 S Hughes pin Stanco :47 119 T odioro 13 Sussman 2 126 Kielbasa pin Rekus 3:53 132 Leary 2 Rcio 8 138 Furrer 5 Mackoul2 145 Friedman 4 Cavallo 2 155 Cacrey 1:53 Pesce pin 167forf wbf 177 R Hughes 2 Freer 2 215 Sweet 3 Sullivan 1

Floyd-ll 31 Word Melvill .. -ll 22 98 Meetze 1: 13 Antonelli pin lOS Brlendl 17 Bonks 8 112 Jenkins 6 Moore 1 119 Driagos pin McCormack 1:40 126 O'Rourke 1 Bellisssimo 1 132 Backhaus 8 Latsko 2 138 Modrozzo 5 Goldie 17 145 DeRosa 5 Kupinsky 10 155 McLaughlin 15 Bacastow 1 167 Frogntto 7 Gross 0 177 Morrow pin Resch 3:53 215 Brooks 1 :37 Thompson pin

Comaewg .. -ll 33 Smlthtwn W-l1 21 98wbf fo~ lOSwbf fo~ 112 Motzya 7 Chimento 2 119 Russo 0 Brodsky 4 126 Weniger 10 Pravato 11 132 Sleele 5 Jaconell16 138 Scoll 7 Crom 4 145 Dacey 5 Bell 0 155forf wbf 167 Guido pin Weidenbrum :50 177 Soidens 3: 1 0 Famgosso pin 215wbf fo~ Sm~hwown was charged one team point due to a technical foul.

Kings Pk-ll 27 Babylon 21 98 Marks 10 Schnoppauf 1 lOS Cavero 14 Golembeski 2 112 N Mancuso pinSchappert 5:06 119 P Mancuso 7 Green 1 126 Kahlon 1: 13 Bagliovio pin 132 Salvaggio 4 Kleman 1 138 Blackford 3 Rotzmon 9 145 Renno 4 Klienltzke 3 155 Short 7 Golub 0 167 Mills :24 Infante pin 177 Lavecchia 3 Vrtiello 6 215 Zack 2 McLaughlin 5

HHH East-ll 51 Commack 7 98 Pascarella 0 J Keyoung 2 lOS Hickey 7 Keyoung 2 112 DeGartrino 11 Lee 4 119 wbf fo~ 126 Hughes 2 Tammaro 0 132 Sussman 8 Pollina 17 138 Hein pin Zummo 1:55 145 Marano pin Lillie 5:46 155 Farino wbtf Caiovria 5:39 167 LeDonne pin McNally 1:50 177 Kalinowski pin Bqllas 1 :27 215 McKnight pin Makrides : 12

SW Riv .. r-ll 27 Port Jett-ll 27 98wbf fort lOS Blank 6 Wells 1 112 Bacchi pin Pormejiani 3:03 119 Keiwin 10 Armstrong 6 126 Newcombe 3:52 DelGuercio p in 132 Hanson 2 Slevens 6 138 Sbarra 3:27 A~ono pin 145 Dollard 9 Campo 2 155 Singria 2 Owa 5 167 Powers pin Savino 1:13 177 Esper 3:40 . Armstrong pin 215 Donnelly 5 Cutler 12

Rocky PI-II 51 Riv .. ,head-ll 98 Specht pin Farrell 2:49

lOS Bemhar~ 7 T Chapman 10 112 Brassen 12 Funn 12 119 Devlin pin Bender 2:57 126 C hankin pin BendeI5:53 132 Nugent 0 M Chapman 6 138 K Henkin 12 Brown 4 145 Steimel pin Tldlund 1 :32 155 Wyllie 2 Goodale 0 167 Bosso pin Hopke 2:55 177 Hennington pin Lewis 447 215 Morrell pin Chavez :9 One team point token away from Riv­erhead for unsportsmanlike conduct.

Soyvllie-11 61 91 David 7 98wbf lOSwbf 112 Espos~o pin 119 Vetrano 5 126wbf 132 K O'BrIen pin 138 Pesse 3 145 Marigliano 16 155 B O'Brien pin 167 J O'Brien 3 177forf 215WetharbeeO

MattHuck-ll 12 Corrigan 0 forf forf J Sullivan 5:51 BellO forf Jantezen 5:54 BoydS TSullivan 1 Wines 2:15 FWIeId 1 wbf M~chell5

W Islip-ll 33 Llndenhurst-ll 24 98 DeSimone 4:45 Fries wb If lOS Blee wb If Delutio 4:46 112 Finnegan 5:09 Plzzullo pin 119 Muscarello 1 Sobato a 126 Piccinini 4 Mannarino 3 132 Nollne 10 Delucia 3 138 Martorano 3: 15 Botcher pin 145 Henry 4 Beckley 2-155 Beuther 7 Ledek 2 167 Russo 3: 17 Borany pin 177 Bolje pin Costello 2:22 215 Schwartz pin A1iani 5:21

Bayport-l1 35 Miller Plaee-11 17 98 Burrell 9 Waters 3 lOSwbf forf 112 Hennesey pin Blanker 2:43 119 Nicosia 0 Keane 0 126 Shuren 3 DeMoncodo 2 132 Eno 5:43 Carette pin 138 McGavem 12 Wogner6 145 Giarratano wb defou~ 155 Bendik 5 Marogllo 2 167 O'Brien 1 Costanza 7 177 Beck 6 P Maraglio 5 215 Sternig 5:22 Seymore pin

Coma .. wog-11 34 Mille! Ploc .. -11 32 98 McCarthy 12 Waters 0 lOSwbf forf 112 Motvya pin Bellanca 1:35 119 Russo 2: 19 Keane pin 126 Weniger 3:00 deMoncodo pin 132 Papia 3:52 Carrelle pin 138 Scott pin Wagner 3:24 145 Bolilli 2:39 Mantam pin 155 Dacey 5 D. Maroglio 5 167 Guido 14 P Moraglio 7 177 Soldens 4: 19 Costanza pin 215 Lotten pin Seymour :58

Patch-Med-11 45 HHH W .. " 9 98 Elliot wblf Cannone 21-5 lOST Syitchalsky 3 Osrow O' 112 Stetter 5 Seid 1 119 McGovem 7 Lipkins 8 126 DeChiaro 5 Cohen a 132 Schultz pin Kim 1:04 138 Johnson wbtf Dev~o 15'() 145 Ruland wblf Schafani 15'() 155 Nichols 8 Cleary 1 167 Schlosser 11 DiPrima 5 177 Bush pin Slezak :36 215 Solas :59 Hi~on pin

N Babylon-ll 58 Wyondanch-ll 18 98wbf forf IOSwbf forf 112forf wbf 119 Holleran 13 M Robinson 2 126 Grant :37 K Robinson pin 132 Oliver pin Randolph 3:08 138 Cronin pin Mayes 3:44 145wbf forf 155wbf forf 167wbf forf 177wbf forf 215 Sparacio pin Cedeno 1:20 250 Crawford pin Manfredi 2: 17

longwood-ll 48 98 Missale pin lOS Azdoulas 4 112 Cramer pin 119 Longe 10 126 Camisa wblf

E Hampton-ll 6 Coyle 3:21 D'Andrea a Rawiscer 3: 11 Schaefer 7 Tarbet 3:58

126 Thomas 3:30 132wbt 138 Munin 0 145 Chester pin 155 Franke pin 167 Mi~on 3:48 177wbt 215 Pollock pin

Goiden pin tort Kratt 6 Mc8eth5:21 Day 3:00 Milchuskl pin tort Hanson:41

West I.Up-11 46 Sayvllle-11 13 98 DeSimone pin Dillon 1:42 lOS Buonaioto 5 Rabaglia 4 112 Blee pin Esposito 3:48 119 Finnegan pin Vetrano 126 Muscarello pin K O'Brien 5:29 132 Notine 4 Merrill 1 138 Martoranna pin Pesso 3:47 145 Henry 4 Morigllano 5 155 Beuther pin Fields 1:30 167 Ba~e 14 . B O'Brien 3 177 Calgano 1 J O'Brien 10 215 Schwartz:55 Wetherbee pin

Chamlnade-Cath 39 SI John 0 91 Benvenuto pin Julino 1:38 98 Lamberson pin Kaminski 4:45 119 Foster 15 Niles 10 126 Donnino pin Denoto 5:16 167 Larosa pin Holloway 3:20 177 Visconti pin Kelly 4:20 215 Balmir pin Nuccio 1:02 fort by 51 J at IOS.112.132. 138. 145. 155.

Kellenberg 46 SI Anthony'. 20 91 Conlon pin Guillani 1:20 98 Demicoli 1: 16 Smrth pin lOS Cogswell pin Grella 4:37 112 Calderone a Bo~on 12 119 Fudrini 8 McCormick 2 126 Guzman 1:02 Tucci pin 132 Capozlello pin Mcinerney 5:53 138Zaldivor 12 Becker 2 145wbf fort 155 Fields pin Bo~ 5:51 167 Palmieri pin Hoyden 1:54 177 Castillo 7 Kilkenny 0 215 O'Sullivan 1 Larosa 5

Dobbl Ferry 66 Tuckahoe 6 91 Kuzura 2 Fulle r 11 98 Rod Bean pin Fox :33 lOS McEachem 16 Chol 6 112 Horowrtl pin Charles 1:14 119 Spanier tort 126 Galland pin Linn 2:49 132 Schneiderman pin Trano :50 138Whrte fort 145 Ron Bean fort 155 Hutson fort 167 Lewis fort 177 Li 5 Peterson 5 215 Sherwood fort

Nanuet 43 98 Majello pin lOS Conktin 15 112Susone 119 Fischer pin 126 Ciulla 6 132 Carbone pin 138 Blanco 2:22 145 Frishman 6 155 Gutstein 14 167 Furlong 17 177 Mamato pin 215 Tyler :43

Ardsley 18 Roemer:51 Plrtnick 7 ' fort Weinstein 1:19 Dlamonte 10 Boughter 1 :59 WoWsone pin Schwam 17 Tina 4 Fox4 Hussein :47 Lemberger pin

Carmel 57 Whrte Plains 15 91 Cerrone fort 98 Reilly :28 Mack pin lOS McCarthy Adams pin 112 DeGraizo 15 Kublanov 10 119 Gruerio 15 Sikora 0 126Roma fort 1·32 DeBellis fort 138 Krilick pin Mohalt 1: 17 145 Intrary pin Smrth 1:08 155 O'Rourke 5 Cardozo 8 167 Baker pin Sotello 1 :39 177 Ciccone pin Peeples :59 215 Mastrangelo pin Jenkins :59 Clarkstown N 43 Scarldale 24 91 Sussman pin Frasco 4:05 98 Casse riy 13 Raizes 1 lOS Granola 'pin Kim 2:34 112 Murray 2:43 Streicher pin 119 Gordon pin Goodblattl:3O 1260 Moore 5:19 Matsuopin 132 Greenblatt pinSTammer 2: 17 138 L Moore pin Ar.ham 1:10 145 Siegel 4:22 Platto pin 155 Jun 0 Nerenberg 1 167 Graber 4 Meehan 6 177 McCarthy 11 Lee 215 Hot 6 Suzkl3

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Profile: Kareem Johnson Niagara Falls Junior Poised for State Honors

Kareem Johnson of Niagara Falls-6 is only a Junior this year. But you wouldn't know It from watching any of his matches. He Is an extremely dominant. volatile 155 pounder wiho Is undefeated so far this year. He specializes In high-scoring match­es that look like Kareem Johnson Take­down Clinics. He mixes a lot of upper and lower body attacks that confound most opponents. And wihen he does face an someone wiho manages to hang with him. Johnson demonstrates poise and a knack for pulling out the win.

Last month. Johnson walked through the rugged Jamestown Tournament. pinning or tech-failing everyone. Most recently. he won the Niagara Officials Tournament. His one close match was a 7-6 overtlme thriller over Top Ten wrestler Mike Luick. also of Sectlon 6 (Niagara Wheatfield) . Kareem will most likely drop down to 145 for the state qualifiers. wihlle Luick seems rock-solid at 155.

A possible state match-Up would pit Sec­tlon 5's top-ranked steve Taylor. Brockport. against Johnson. These two aren't strang­ers; Johnson pulled out a last-second Win over Taylor over summer en route to an Em­pire state Games gold medal (in which he beat Tom Shifflet of SWeet Home-6 6-5 in the finals). Shifflet will most likely be at 138 for the state qualifiers. and with Johnson (145) and Luick (155). Western New York looks good in the middleweights.

As an eighth grader (his first year). he was 13-10 at 132 pounds. Kareem was 25-3 as a freshman 138 pounder. He won a couple of tournaments and placed third in the state qualifiers. Last year. he was 29-5. with four tournament wins. including the Section 6 title. In the states. he won three tlmes and lost twice without placing. All his loses were close decisions to place­winners .

Kar.eem wrestles all year round. and his favorite style is Greco. It shows in his wres­tling . He also plays football and runs track. So far. several colleges have sent letters of interest. but Johnson is not sure wihere he wants to go or what he wants to study. Of course. he has plenty of tlme to decide. but then again. if he picks up a state title or two. he'll have a lot more schools to pick from!

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KAREEM JOHNSON, only a junior, is favored to win a med· 01 at this year's state tournament. Johnson is undefeated so far this year. with most wins coming by fall or tech fall.

Profile: Heavyweight Percy Clarke

Marcellus·3 Senior Has Good Shot at Title

Percy Clarke. pictured on this month's cov­er. has been a four-year wrestler for the Marcellus Mustang wrestling team. He is a very coachable. likeable person. He has been a three-sport athlete. excelling in football and lacrosse.

Percy started on the football team as a freshman . He is currently shooting to be­come the first 100-win wrestling in school history. You don't often see a heavyweight with 100 wins. especially at 215 pounds for four years. His record now stands at 85-18-1.

Clarke Is also looking to become only the second wrestler In his league to win four league championships. Much of his suc­cess can be attributed to his off-season wrestling at the Mohawk Valley Wrestling Club. and the work of assistant coach for the past three years - Russ sutherland. for­mer University of Buffalo heavyweight All American. .

Percy has set high goals for himself this season. He wants to win the Section III title . After finishing third as a soph and second as a Junior (a close 4-2 loss to eventual state champ Ron Vitullo). this could be his year. This won't be an easy taSk, as this sec­tlon has some very good heavyweights. Af­ter high school. Percy will continue wres­tling in college. along with majoring in Physical Education and Recreation.

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Watertown Senior Perhaps Most Recruited of all NY Wrestlers

You'd think he would have been nervous last year before the state finals - Seamus Lyman, that is. Sure, the Watertown-3 Jun­ior had placed second in the states the year before, winning 36 matches before losing to two-time 145 pound state champ Jamie St John of Port Jefferson-ll. And he did own a 33-0-1 record coming into the 155 pound finals match.

But on the other side of the coin, he had a pretty rough time making It to the finals. After a hard-fought 7-1 win, he went over­time with muscleman Emilio Collins, Tappan Zee-9, before coming out on top 5-2. And he was down 5-0 at one point. In semifi­nals, he slid by rugged Chip Foster. Guilder­land-2, 3-1. In that match, he re-injured his thumb which had surgery only a few weeks earlier.

And then In the finals, the biggest obsta­c le stood facing him on the other side of the circle - JJ Stanbro of Johnson City-4. Stanbro is New York State's winningest high school wrestler - no one has won more at this level thar. he has (188 wins) . And Stan­bro's list of accomplishments at ali levels stretches past the boundary of human memory.

Despite ali this, Lyman wasn't nervous or scared before his historical match. 'I was nervous the year before, and lost 12-5. I didn't want to do that again. Before the match, I felt confident, and I think he felt he wouldn't win.' And about that thumb, Seamus taped up both thumbs so JJ wouldn't know about the injury.

In the first period, both men seemed cautious. They did open up after awhile, but there was no score. In the second, Ly­man took only 14 seconds to escape. He added a two-point takedown later on, and in the third, JJ escaped. The match ended with both on their feet and Seamus on top 3-1 .

This year, he'll be at 167. He's got 132 wins against 15 losses and a couple of ties. Before he's finished, he may have close to 160 career w ins. Afterwards, he'll have to sort out the many college scholarship of­fers. So far, about 60 colleges have made contact with him, most of them more than once. He's got it narrowed down to about 6 or 7 at this point.

Lyman, who has played lacrosse and soccer all four years, will just wrestle in col­lege. He will probably cut down to 158 pounds.

In Syracuse, you might see the name Ly­man more than once. Seamus' younger brother, Paul. has been tearing through op­ponents almost as dominatingly as Sea­mus. Still a junior, Paul sports a 15-0 record with a couple of tournament wins. Both have been in it for a lot of years. They got their start from a bunch of uncles who have quite of lot of state titles amongst themselves - the Capones, Pete, Tom, and Jim. With these workout partners, Seamus probably had better moves in the back­yard than did most high school sopho­mores or juniors.

Lyman, who is Vice President of the stu­dent Council. was Class President as a freshman and sophomore at Watertown. He keeps busy with sports during the year, and also does som e wrestling in the off-

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season. This past summer, he went on a two-week exchange trip to Hungary with SU's Gene Mills as head coach.

The Section Three tournament this year Is held In the War Memorial. This might give champs from that section a slight advan­tage, as they will be a little more familiar with the often-Intimidating surroundings. But for Seamus' Lyman, it doesn't matter. He doesn't need that advantage. He came, he saw, he conquered, and If history doesn't repeat Itself this year, it will be the b iggest upset In the state.

Profile: Mike Luick Section 6 Over-Achiever looks for

Return Trip to Syracuse Mike Luick, Niagara Wheatfield-6 senior,

will be challenging for the Section 6 title next month at 155 pounds. So far this year, he is 10-1, with his only loss coming against ' state representative Kareem Johnson of NI­agara Fails-6. He is undefeated in duals, and has been since tenth grade, when he went 28-5.

Last year , Luick was 36-3. He won four tournaments, including the Section 6 title. He was selected on the All League Team , and was the team's MOW. Despite not placing in the state tournament at 145 pounds, he gained valuable experience there, and will be a favorite should he re­turn in March. Currently, his career record stands at 74-9-1. If ail goes according to plan for him, he wiil crack the 100 win mark by March.

As team captain last year and this year, Mike has proven to be an excellent leader and a major reason for his teams' success­es. Described by those who know his as an over-achiever, Luick is a totally dedicated athlete . He sets high goals for himself, and then does the necessary things to attain those goals, like summer wrestling, weight lifting, and technique camps.

In addition to wrestling, Mike was a two­year All League and All Western New York football player. This past season, he won the Division ill Defensive Player of the Year Award . He also runs the sprints in spring track. When he isn't working out or com­peting, Luick can be found waterSkiing, fishing, or playing the drums. Or working

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'-on his antique can collection.

Mike plans on attending a four-year col­lege next year. He wiil work on a degree In Biology and Secondary Education. His cur­rent grade average is in the high 80's, and he is on the Merit Roll.

Mike is extremely weil-rounded and hard­working . Says his coach, Armand Caccia­tore , 'Mike excels because he is a fierce competitor. In all my 32 years of coaching, Mike Is one of the finest athletes I've ever coached.' Luick may have his hands full in qualifying for the state tournament again, as Section 6 looks solid In the middle weights . But if he does make it - don't bet the house that he won't - he will certainly be a threat for first place.

MiKE LUICK, Niagara Whealfield-6 senicr,l55 pounds. par­ticipated in last yea(s stale tournament. and ~ aiming for a return trip and a meclal this year.

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Troy Bouzakis on Winning

Pine Bush-9 two-time state champ talks of winning In a recent letter

In a recent letter from Troy Bouzakis. two­time NY state champ and four-time place­winner. the Pine Bush senior outlined his thoughts on the reasons for his success.

Winning Win or Lose? Which is it? Win. of Course! Winning is by far the most strived for in an athletic competition . The satisfaction of defeating an opponent and the sensation of success is a very fulfilling feeling for the athlete as well as the loved ones support­Ing him.

Being a winner Is by no means a secret. Its one of those things that doesn't come overnight. especially in wrestling . Dedica­tion. hard work. and support are needed from parents and friends. as well as from the coach.

Dedication plays a very Important part. Wrestling Is a hard sport to be dedicated to. There are many obstacles. Cutting weight. mental fatigue. physical abuse and emotional stress seem to lead the race . So it Is important to keep your head screwed on straight an not let anything or anyone screw It off!

Hard Work: 100% Is not good enough . There Is no limit on how far your body can be pushed. While training on or off the mat you must always realize that you mind tires before your body.

Support: There , ls nothing like support. Mothers washing workout clothes. fathers watching diets, friends and family at your matches, and your coach critiquing your wrestling . Support Is a very motivating feel­Ing. It is very difficult to win without It!

All winners know these aspects play a ma­jor role In winning. If not. they are just plain lucky. If your goal Is to become a winner you must realize you will never reach it until your mind has already been there!

When I followed my own suggestions and thoughts. I was a winner. When I lost focus on them. I was a loser. In conclusion. Win­ning Is Great! Losing sucks!

Regards.

Troy Bouzakis

Editor's Note: Troy Bouzakis currently has only two losses (both one poInt decIsions) in hIs career as compared to over ISo wins.

For the season. he is 16-0 with a/l 16 vIcto­ries by pIn. While he may not finish as hav­Ing the record for the most VoIins. he will cer­tainly finish his career as having the best overall record of any wrestler In the history of New York state wrestling! Look for his to challenge for his third state title In March.

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TROY BOU1AKIS, a senlo;from PI!1('O Bu!h-9. OW!1S the best record In NC'I'IVo:\( st:::to hl::tory: 152 ·2-0. He Is atWlO-tlma stat~ champ. He also placed third and second. This year. he will be a iming for his third statetHIe. as well as his I 70th win. In a recent letter to NYWN (left). Troy talks about winning In wrestling. Photo by Peter Venier. Sports Action Photos.

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Profile: Brockport's Steve Taylor

Blue Collar Wrestler has Stranglehold on Top Rank at 145

Brockport Is a small college town 30 miles west of Rochester In upstate New York. Brockport High's coach Is Woody Vandenburg. who was a 1981 NCAA Divi­sion III Champ for SUNY Brockport. Van­denburg. who Is originally from Queensbu­ry-'2. was a John Riggins-type wrestler. He'd come right at you. and then over you. Woody had nothing fancy when he pinned his way to the 167 pound national title . He'd shoot. the guy would sprawl. he'd shoot again. the guy would sprawl once again . and then he'd shoot one more time. This time. though. the guy wouldn't sprawl so good. and Vanden­burg would get his two points. Pretty much blue collar - but itwas great action.

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maybe even lose. he breaks the mold and demolishes the other guy.

He works out year round. and never gives up on himself. Last year. he went 31-7. peaking at the Sectionals and states. He took a strong third place behind two­timer Jamie St John (Port Jeff-11) and Don Duell (Mexlco-3) . And despite having a difficult time getting out of Section 5. he had the condifence to believe he'd make It to the states If he worked hard enough.

This year. Taylor Is ranked number one at 145 pounds. He's undefeated. and has won two major tournaments - the Spencer­port Bernabl/Telke and the Canandaigua Bradshaw competitions. Both times. he pinned quality opponents In the finals. He seems to wrestle up to the level of his com­oetltlon. . At Spencerport. he looked so-so In earn­Ing a 7-1 win over second-stringer Eric Vas­quez of Spencerport-5. Meanwhile. Chris Terry. Whltehall-2. looked Impressive in posting a methodical win over seasoned veteran Tom Foos of Spencerport in the other semifinal. But in the finals. it was all Taylor . He led all the way. then scored a stunning pin In the middle of the third peri­od. Terry is top ranked at 138; he may de­cide to stay there after his one-sided match against Taylor.

The funny thing about Taylor Is the fact that he wasn't this good his entire career. In fact. he broke into the varsity as a soph­omore and only had an 11-10 record . Not bad. but not exactly what you'd expect of a guy who would soon be one of New York's top middleweights. A lot of sum­mer v.trestllng Is how Steve Improved. He worked out with two clubs and went to every event offered. And even then. he had to pull off Section 5's biggest upset to make it to Syracuse.

Last year. Taylor had lost to Rush Henriet­ta 's Scott Reddick twice during the year. Both times were pretty much close match­es. although they were one-sided (15-10 and 9-6). Reddick was undefeated going into his Sectional finals match with Taylor. He was an unorthodox wrestler. using a lot of wierd moves in beating everyone that year. In the finals. though. Taylor man­aged to pull off a 6-5 win. It came down to the last few momemts. When the smoke cleared. most fans were stunned; several of them even dlssappolnted.

Yet Taylor seemed to gain confidence and won every match at the states ex­cept for a hotly-contested one point semi's loss to Don Duell. Without even a few day's rest. Taylor was working out for the off-season events.

Wrestling has taught him a lot - 'you have to work hard for whatever you want. and thafs the only way to get the things you want.' Like probably a state title ...

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High School Tournaments

Deposn Lumberjack (Section 4) Teams: Wh~ney PI 155.5. WaHon 134.5. Coming 112.5. Colvert Holl. MD 97.5. Greene 97.5. Tioga 77. Susque­hanna Volley 71. Susquehanna. PA 58. Depos~ 55. Bin­ghamton 44.5. New Berlin 0

91 1&2:' R Winsman Spin M Besket C 3:03 3&4: D Riddell WP dec R Presley S 1Q-1

98 1&2: B James CH dec C Crawford S 4-2 3&4: a AI-Khalidi B dec B Abbey C 13-9

105 .1&2: S Farley SV dec D Briggs Dep 6-5 3&4: J Roe WP dec J Hoyt G 7-3

112 1&2: D Sherman CH pin J Loeffler SV 3:26 3&4: S Crover G dec J Wilcox WP 13-2

119 1&2: C Walsh G dec C Hall C 12,4 3&4: C Kelly WP dec D Pierson T 9-7

126 1&2: J Row WP dec S Sikorski Wa 6-2 3&4: A Presley wb inj def W Levantovich C

132 1&2: K Maslin WP pin B Williams G 5: 11 3&4: B Terwilliger C dec R Heidel CH 10-2

138 1&2: M Mclennan C dec T Mills Wa 12-3 3&4: D Wright Dep & J G ill B tied

145 1&2: B MacNaught Wa pin S Bailey G 5:43 3&4: B Millage T dec K Walker WP 7-5

155 1&2: J Corse wblf S Merwin Wa 2:59 3&4: J Brown T wbtf E Grant CH 4:50

167 1&2: D Parillo C dec J Miles CH 6-5 3&4: R Hoppes WP & J Williams T shared 3rd

177 1&2: H Spicer Wa pin P Webster T 3: 14 3&4: K GarriQger G dec N Solvenlmi B 7-4

215 1&2: M Ellerson WP pin B Rieman Wa 5:04 3&4: B Jennings B dec J Morgan C 3-0

250 1&2: M Silvanic WP pin S EastWood CH 1:05 3&4: J Stevens Dep pin B ToyIorWa :26

Sherburne-Earlville Teams: FuHon 229.5. Baldwinsville 202.5. JC 196.5. Suf­fern 156.5. Balnbridge-Gui~ord 85. Morrisville-Eaton 75. Goshen 61.5. SE 55. Modison 45. Marathon 18.5

91 1&2: M Mohar F dec A Gross S 8-1 3&4: K Derr JC pin J Coli B 4:50

98 1&2: T Secoolish JC pin J Demoores B 2:00 3&4: K Roberts F dec D Predmore G 10-2

105 1&2: CMatteottiSdecCGaIiB1Q-9 3&4: M Fredette G pin R Farfaglia F 4:00

112 1&2: H Julian F dec M Zrelak S 4-0 3&4: J Niles BFA pin J Petty B 3:31

119 1&2: G Firenze F dec JToner JC 1-1.0-0 ref dec 3&4: C Landers B pin J Hoy BGA 4:25

126 1&2: C Sheldon F dec J Loffredo B 7-1 3&4: T D~ore S dec R Matteson JC 4-1

132 1&2: F Frncher B dec P Bruce JC 8-2 3&4: B Guernsey F dec R Pagan S 11-2

138 1 &2: M Von Burn F dec J Spiegelman S 10-a 3&4: M Gullo B dec B Newton ME 3-2

145 1&2: M Clayton B dec K SmHh JC 9-7 3&4: C Brown ME wb disq N Wanamaker S (slam)

155 1&2: T Pontante F dec M Sorochinsky JC 5-2 3&4: R Herbo BGA dec J Christopher G 12-0

167 1&2: J Noel F dec B Knopp S 4-4.7-2 OT 3&4: J Laporte B pin A WlHiams M :36 "

177 1&2: T Webb B dec W Alexander JC 8-4 3&4: K Sykes M dec R Bradbury BGA 15-0

215 1&2: T Hoven JC dec CP Carroll F 7-5 3&4: SKarn SE dec S Thorton G 10-2

250 1&2: J Wh~e ME pin D Campbell SE 3: 14 3&4: C Wener B pin S Knight F :47

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FarrelllnvHalional Teams: Msgr. Farrel. Truman. DeWltt Clinton. For Rocka­way.FDR.

91 1&2: E Vegerano C R Povis F 3 &4: Cato Mt Ver H~el FR

98 1&2: E H~el FR G Tsin~os FDR 3&4: McShov. MtVer Burke F

105 1 &2: R Romlakhan T H Williams Leh 3&4: Pigott Mt VerO'Auria F

112 1&2: W Angeloro DC D Young Nez 3&4: Dandi FR Rice Mt Ver

119 1&2: A Leveille T C Cococcla FP 3&4: Sm~h Tot Grillo Nez

126 1 &2: R Longford C K Villegas F 3&4: Nikilakakos FP DeGala X

132 1 &2: A Elphic T WMotleyL 3&4: DeV~o F Frankson Nez

138 1&2: LJohnson T Y Torres FR 3&4: Hayes St P MurphyF

145 1&2: M D'Acosta FDR B Shields F 3&4: Larocco St J Coley FR

155 1&2: R Beniorno X S Murphy F 3&4: Benyominovich FDR Marshall L

167 1&2: A St Hiliare FDR SCordero L 3&4: Novakovic MSM TaylorT

177 1&2: D Parkinson FR E Tondu C 3&4: WalkerL Riordan Tot

215 1&2: D Whitford Tot A Williams FDR 3&4: Johnson T lind C

250 1&2: G Henry C R Grimaldi F 3&4: Stapleton MS Ekline St J

MOW:' Lonnie Johnson. Truman" 138 pounds Wrestlers Wrestler Award: Lonnie Johnson Most Pins: Ranisey Ramlakhan. Truman

Galway (Section 2) Teams: Fort Plain 158.5. Scotia 128.5. Galway 109. A~ bony Academic 89, Schenectady 88. Cambridge 85.5. Guilderland 72. Maple Hill 58.5. Fonda 55. Lansing­burgh 30.5. Granville 18. Schuylerville 2

91 1&2 BRose F pin M Kim AA 4:55 3&4 T Scruton G dec B Filarecki L 12-0

98 1&2 J Bellrose C p C Nichols FP 4:30 3&4 C Miller F dec J McCowley L 8-2

105 1&2 C Rodecker S dec M O'Donnell C 9-5 3&4 R Hodge MH dec S Wacksman G 10-4

112 1 &2 TReese FP pin V Belardo MH :43 3&4 K Kuchala AA pin J Trimarchi G :43

119 1 &2 M DiCaprio S dec J Katz Sch 2-0 3&4 D Hindenl~er F dec C Denisulk Gal 7-2

126 1&2 M Heroth FP pin R Serapillo Sch 3:09 3&4 S Galarneau Gal pin G Scheilding MH :38

132 1&2 K Hughes Spin S Helstowski Sch 3:09 3&4 A Lewis AA dec A Siegfried G 5-4

138 1&2 RVan Slyke dec M Rodecker S 12-a 3&4 D Rubenstein G dec B Foulisl Sch 4-0

145 1&2 F Gangdon FP dec C Cozzi Gal 3&4 V Tysn AA pin J Balet G 1 :25

155 1&2 M Biel MH dec BReese FP 10-0 3&4 C Miner Co dec C McCarthy G 16-7

167 1 &2 C Foster G dec S Kennedy FP 17-7 3&4 R Symonds Gal p in D Trinkle Co 4: 18

177 1 &2 D Vincent AA dec T Jurnak Gr 5-2 3&4 J Kennerknecht wb def M Rodriquez Sch

215 1&2 BTooleyS pin M GroncklGal 1:15 3&4 S McNuHy Sch pin B Herrington Co 3:42

250 1&2 C Knoblowich FP pin R Lyons G 3:41 3&4 M Tilley Co pin J Fort MH : 18

MOW: Tracey Reese. 112. Fort Plain

AmHyvilie Kiwanis (Section 11) Teams: Patchogue-Medford 338. Newtield 145.5. Ami­tyville 133.5. WMman 118.5. West Islip 93.5. North Baby­lon 73. St Anthony's 54. East Hampton 49.5. West Baby­Ion 13

91 Cope N dec Moser PM 7-2 98 D Bracero N dec Ford A 7-0 105 T Strychalsky. PM dec Bianco PM 8-1 112 K Strychaisky PM pin Lee WI 5:22 119 Spino N dec Odom Wh 4-2 126 Betts Wh dec Isselbocher PM 14-6 132 DiChiaro PM dec Kiernan N 7-5 138 Schunz PM pin Notine WI 2:20 145 Chester A dec Salos PM 10-9 155 Ruland PM dec Hammer EH 6-3 167 Schlosser PM dec Borja WI 7-5 177 McGowan EH pin Bush PM 1:23 215 Pollock A pin Manfredi NB 1:13 250 Cohen WI dec Morris EH 8-0

East Meadow (Section 8) Teams: East Meadow 203. McArther 149.5. Calhoun 137.5. Island Trees 71.5. North Shore 66. Lowrence 51. Mineola 46. Clarke 40. Port Washington 39.5. Kellen­berg 34

91 Mundo C pin Buccola NS 3:09 98 Kev Sequeira EM dec N~holson EM 7-3 105 Boerlein IT dec Rooero EM by If 112 Friscia EM pin Lachman Mac 4:42 119 Kei Sequeira EM dec Silverstein L 3-1 126 Kloss PW dec Belis EM 10-3 132 Paglino VSC dec Mc Loughlin EM 5-1 138 Leonard EM dec Richards L 9-3 145 Uberti C pin Katantas C 2:38 155 Russo C dec Geller Mac 11-4 167 Majcher EM dec Greib CI 11-4 177 Barbieri NS pin Castillo K :42 215 Shover IT dec Ronan Min 12-3 250 SmHh CI pin Pellegrino Mac

MOW: John Russo CalhOun. 155 Most Pins Ed Leonard. East Meadow. 138

Doc Fallot at Hampton BaYI (Section 11) Teams: Rocky Point 184. Riverheod 151.5. Bellport 113.5. Sayville 97 . Hampton Boys 74. Boy Shore 71. South Kingston 63

91 Sisler RP pin David Soy 5: 19 98 Hobson Riv dec Specht RP 5-2 105 Bemhardt RP pin Funn Riv 3:41 112 Fennelly HB dec Garcia 1>-4 119 Deviin RP pin Mordente Bell 5: 19 126 Noonan HB pin Bendel Riv 5:30 132 Chapman Riv pin O'Brien Say 5:45 138 Kroft BS dec Henkin RP 12-9 145 Steimel RP dec Holmes Bel If 4:03 155 Goodale Riv dec Dolson RP 6-5 167 Malchuski BSwb defaun 177 Hennington RP dec Carroll Bel 2-0 215 Neuss Bel pin WHherbee Soy 2:50

South Side (Section 8) Teams: Oceansidie 208.5. Massapequa 161 . Chami­nade 158.5. Bethpage 143.5. Locust Volley 118. South Side 114.5. Hempstead 98. Volley Stream South 85.5 91 Notter a dec Sainmerril H 11-a 98 Douglas B dec Goble B 14-1 105 Gibel dec Shlmkin SS If 6:00 112 Donnino C dec McNicholas C 6-1 119 Cococcia FP dec McFarland H 8-7 126 Glynn SS dede Strionese a 8-3 132 Moorer H dec Prochilo a 8-5 138 Donohue dec Loschin M 5-3 145 Kosin M dec Coniglio B 8-7 155 Delvecchio VSS dec Schulman VSS 1>-2 167 Visconti pin Curatola M 3:32 177 LaRosa a dec Schm~ M 7-{) 215 Ellinger pin Nordstrom 0:20 250 Cerci B dec Germaldi MF 15-2

MOW: PJ Glynn. 126. South Side Most Pins: Fronk Ellinger. 215. Bethpage. 4 in 4:22

Randy Foote at LI Lutheran ( Catholic) Teams: Poly Prep 183.5. Friends Academy 150.5. Martin Luther 134. Kellenberg 115. Lexington 66. Holy TrinHy 52. LI Lutheran 43. St Dominic's 12. Knox 6

95 Henry K pin Buono PP 1: 15 103 Cino PP dec OppeH ML 9-4 112 Johnson FA dec Myers HT 9-0 119 Scad dec Samuels PP 2-1 125 Fudrinl K dec Suwankosai FA 5-2 130 FrTianga ML dec Mugrabi PP 13-2 135 Topp dec Schunhels ML 1O-{) 140 Zaldivar K dec Perry FA 13-2 145 Co FA dec Nigro HT 8-7 152 Pollock PP pin Covington L 5:50 160 Cusiu PP pin Fields K 1:45 171 Mars L pin Wynot FA 5:02 189 Fe Tianga ML dec Lobrius FA 3-1 Hwt Tsiouris PP pin Bross FA 5:54

276 5mnh ML pin Green L 2:43 MOW: Cino. Poly Prep Most Pins: Addeo. LI Lutheran. 3 in 7:25

loc"" Volley (Section 8) Teams: Baldwin 168.5. Plain edge 163. Mepham 148.5. Locust Volley 146. Great Neck North 135.5. Bellmore Kennedy 116.5. Wantagh 69. Port Washington 64.5. Glen Cove 41 . Division 38. Southside 36. Manhasset 3.5

91 Wel~BalddecBeckerBald 15-10 98 Black BK dec Mancuso PI13-O 105 W ig llano PI dec Epstein Bald 15-6 112 5chl~stein Bald dec Timo LV 9-0 119 Munich M pin Schettino PW 2:46 126 Closs PW dec Tarantino BK 6-0 132 Wa~er PI dec Melh M 5-4 138 Corwin Bald dec Willett LV 10-3 145 5myth BK dec Schwartzberg W 8-5 155 DeNatale LV wb forfe~ 167 Venegas GNN won by tech fall 177 Vahobzoclo GNN dec Lehrman GNN 11 -0 215 BaronWdecAfraGNN 12-7 250 CApozzi LV dec Ulrich LV 11-10

MOW: Mark Munich. Mepham. 119 pounds

Ted Pete lien Memorial at Freeport (Section 8)

Teams: HoW HoliowHil1s East 181.5. Hauppauge 176. Connetquot 149.5. Freeport 122. lindenhurst 117.5. Oceanside 94.5. MacArthur 81 . We.t I.lip 72. Island Trees 60. Lynbrook 20

91 Noller 0 dec DiFrustio lin 13-6 98 Buonaguno C pin Fries lin :51 105 Clockell Hop dec Gibel 0 2-1 112 Bo~ IT dec Cooper HHHE 4-3 119 Papa HHHE dec Schaab Pop 4-0 126 Hughes HHHE dec Mannarino lin 4-0 132 Warren F dec Notine WI 8-5 138 Haln HHHE dec Gambino C 5-0 145 Lassen C dec Moore F 4-2 167 Medina F dec Dove Hop 3-2 177 Amorando C dec Allani Lin 11-2 215 DavIs F pin Shelver IT 1:21 250 Huggard F pin Cohen WI 1 :39

MOW TIm Clockell. Hauppage. 105 Most Pins Jeff Geller MacArthur. 4 in 5:42

SYOS$et (Section 8) Teams: &fosset 245. Chaminode 152.5. Bethpage 128.5. Hempstead 103.5. Farmingdlole 65. North Shore 37. Lawrence 23. Cold Spring Harbor 13

91 Sainmervt H dec Carraciolo 5 13-{) 98 Douglas B pin Gabel B 3:59 105 Baron Ch dec C Ltyoo 5 9-5 112 Donnlno Ch dec WhI1fI8Id H 2-0 119 Roth L dec lievono 5 7-3 126 Deblasi 5 dec Parl< S 7-2 132 Moorer H p in GalJison 5 3:05 138 Howard H wb crit dec Donohue Ch 145 Coniglio B dec Mack 3 13-10 155 O'Brlen 5 dec 5pringer 5 12-1 167 Visconti Ch pin Kamallc B :43 177 Barbieri N5 dec 5tewart F 9-8 215 Brown F pin Ellinger B 2:33 250 Cercy B p in Carapalla 5 2:46

MOW: Molt ROth. Lawrence. 119 pounds Most Pins: Dion Visconti. Chamlnode. 167. 31n 1:47

Chamlnade InvHalional Teams: Chamlnode 295.5. PlainedJge 158.5. Holy TrinHy 58. Fordhom Prep 8

91 Geln C pin Amico C 3:4:1 98 Gonzalez C p in Lamber>On C :51 105 Wag llano PI dec Baron 17-5 112 McNicholas C dec Aquilina PI 5-2 119 Dlnnlno C pin Schlffl PI 3:24 126 Beno~ C dec Z1erman HT 5-3 132 GiUffrlea C dec Moturano HT 7-1 138 WaHer PI dec Donohue C 13-1 145 Lowther C dec Pellecchia PI B-4 155 O'Connor PI p in Ahem C :50 167 Visconti pin Jensen HT :48 177 Taylor PI pin LambC 1:31 215 Decker C dec Didomenico C 8-{) 250 Morali C pin Thiong FP 1: 16

MOW: Glen WaHer PlainedJge. 138 Most Pins: DionVisconti. 167. Chaminode. 2 in :61

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Teams: Sachem 454.5. 5horeham-Wading River 193.5. Herricks 177. Sm~htown East 161.5. WMman 129. North­port 108. Newark Valley & Harborflds 74. Boy 5hre 62.5

91 1&2 Dollard 5WR dec Gorsky 5WR 2-0 3&A Orlando. WW pin Giordlono Sac 2:23

98 1 &2 Leverich 5E pin Hoang 5E 5:45 3&A M=rowskl. WW dec Schulte 5 7-2

105 1&2 Menechino 5 dec Betancourt 5E 7-3 3&4 Blank SWR dec Sm~h Ch 1-0

112 1 &2 Jaeger 5 dec Potvin 5 4-3 3&A Bacchi. 5WR dec 5tanco NPT 3-2

119 1&2 Odom W dec Pulido 5 6-2 3&A DiMaria Lo dec 5ussman NPT 8-5

126 1&2 Mazwell 5 dec Keigwin SWR 8-4 3&A Renny Herr dec Sikoryak 5E 7-1

132 1 &2 Phillips 5 dec Calabria 5 3-0 3&A Plckergglll 5 wb inj def Markow~ WW

138 1 &2 Godoy 5 dec Abramo 11 -2 3&A Rlchordson WW dec Thomas Har 5-0

145 1 &2 K'l8chle NV dec Burns 5 9-3 3&4 Dollard 5WR dec Corso 5 12-1

155 1 &2 Kroll 5 dec Petracca 5 3-0 3&A Lamm 5 dec Saladino 5 9-4

167 1&2 MaichusklBdecPowerSWR7-O 3&A Freer NPT dec Sweeney Her 9-4

177 1&2 ZenleHerdecBruno58-3 3&A Knorr. Har dec Faxon SWR 5-3

215 1&2 Montaldo 5E pin Reese H 2:43 3&4 Allen Her dec Donnelly 10-6

250 1&2 Wilson 5 dec Holcomb NV 6-4 3&A RIchie Har p in McAndrew 5 2:34

MOW: Joe Malchuskl. Boy 5hore. 167 pounds Most Pins Ken Wilson. Sachem. 3 in 2:48 Champ of Chomps : Tim Godoy. Sachem

Polf Jeffellon (Section 11) Teams: Patchogue-Medford 324. Hauppauge 168.5. Brentwood 119. Port Jeff 112.5. islip 110.5. Floyd 102.5

91 Maser PM dec T Clockell H 13-2 98 Blanco PM dec Rugiero H 10-6 105 T Strychalsky PM dec Nobre PM 10-4 112 K Strycha~ky PM wb defauH 119 Schaab H dec 5teller PM 4-2 126 Isselbocher PM dec DelGuercio PJ 14-2 132 Stevens PJ dec Ferraro 18-7 138 Schultz PM dec 5i11 B 19-{) 145 Kennedy I dec Cabezudo B 6-5 155 Ruland PM wb defauH 167 Schlosser PM dec Simon B 5-4 177 Bush PM dec Dove H 6-5 215 Blinder I dec Cutler PJ 10-2 250 Skobel H pin Laderia WF 5:40

MOW Bryan Stevens Port Jeff Mo.t Pins: Aaron Cutler Port Jeff. 2 in 2:05

Hall Hollow Hills East (Section 11) Teams: HoW Hollow Hills East 308. Babylon 227. AmHy­ville 206.5. HaW Hollow Hills West 144.5. For Rockaway 126. SmHhtown West 82.5. Copiague 79.5. Valley Stream North 58. Wyandlonch 53.5. Deer Perl< 47. Hampton Bays 46.5. Hampton Boys 46.5. Holy TrinHy 18

91 Schnappauf B dec Pasccirella HHH E 5-4 98 Ford A dec Hltzel FR 7-3 105 Osrow HHHW dec Jacobs A 12-3 112 Lipkin. HHHW pin Chimento SW 3:44 119 Papa HHHE dec Robinson W 4-0 126 Hughe. HHHE dec Kiernan B 3-1 132 Sussman HHHE dec Mullin A 7-3 138 Hain HHHE dec Grom 5W 7-0 145 Che.ter·A dec Morano HHHE 5-3 155 Mo.ley C dec Farina HHHE 78-0 167 DIPrima HHHW dec Infante B 4-1 177 Parl<inson FR pin Kalinowski HHHE 3:57 215 McLoughlin B dec Pollock A 4-3 250 Crawtord W pin McKnight HHHE :57

MOW Sandy lipkins. HHHW Mo.t Pins: Yuri Torre. Far Rockaway. 3 In 2:36 Chomp of Chomps: Sandy lIpkins. HHHW

Great Neck North (Section 8) Teams: Herrick. 317.5. Friends 89.5. Great Neck North 825. North Shore 71.5. Garden cny 68. Kellenberg 67.5. Roslyn 46. Great Neck South 18. Westbury 14. Carie

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91 English F dec Urcioll GNS 9-{) 98 Fernandez H pin Calderone K 1:45 105 Moneschein GNN dec C Pollln H 7-2 OT 112 Johnson F dec McCarthy H 10-0 119 DiMaria H dec Scad F 6-1 126 Renny H dec Lerner GNN 8-4 132 Avilo R pin J Pollin H 1:09 138 Abramo H dec Fennesy GC 6-2 145 Gentile H Murphy GNN 2:58 155 Sweeny H dec Dield. K 2-0 167 Venegas GNN pin Wynot F 3:29 177 Zenia H dec Barbieri NS by If 3:30 215 Reese H dec Alena H 14-10 250 Martin W pin Gerideau GC 2:43

MOW: Don Avila. Roslyn

Brentwood Toumoment (Section 11) Teams: Huntington 196.5. Connetquot 120.5. Islip 99.5. Babylon 91 . Port Jeff 68.5. East Islip 51. Brentwood 33. He ndrlcke n 17

91 Allen Hun pin Schnappauf Bab :32 98 Buonogurio C pin C Sm~h Hun 3: 16 105 T 5m~h Hun dec Well. PJ If 15-0 112 R Johnson Hun dec Dale 115-7 119 Cardone I pin Dreher Bab 3:55 126 Fischenlch Hun dec Kleman Bab 5-1 132 K Johnson Hun dec Ferraro 117-10 138 Kennedy I dec Canforma EI 7-{) 145 Lassen C dec Grenier Hun 4-2 155 Coleman Bre dec Golub Bob 19-14 167 Medico Hun pin Dean C 3: 11 177 Amarando C pin Reilly EI 2:42 215 McLaughlin Bab dec Puskas Hun 9-2 250 Terrizzin Hen dec Godwin Hun 7-1

MOW: Rashaan Johnson. Huntington Most Pins: Mike Buonogurio C. 2 In 3:58

Hauppouge Toumoment (Section 11) Teams: Hauppauge 195. Riverihead 141 . East Hampton 122. SmHhtown We.t SO.5. Copiague 79.5. Matjijuck 57. Northport 46.5. Greenport/Southhold 8

91 RIchardson C pin T Clackell 4:26 98 Ruggerio H pin Hopson R :55 105 T Chapman R p in Quin R 2:25 112 Brodsky SW won by delauH 119 Schaab H dec Chimento SW 10-1 126 Tuthill M dec Bendel R 10-5 132 M Chapman pin We'rz. H 1:36 138 Grom SW dec Swanson EH 11-1 145 Rivera C won by defauH 155 Mosley C def E Hammer If 4:30 167 Goodale R won by defauH 177 Dove H dec McGowan EH 7-3 215 Walker EH p in Thompson R :51 250 Skobel H pin Morris EH 5:22

MOW: BrIon Schaab. Hauppauge Most Pins: Ryan RIchardson. Copalgue. 31n 7:31

McAlfhur Toumament Team.: Oceeanside 211. East Meadow 187.5. HoW Hol­low Hills West 175.5. MacArthur 140.5. North Shore 79. Pollendille 59. Kellenberg 54. Roslyn 42.5. Division 32. Gorden CHy 23. Uncoln 19

91 Noller 0 dec Cannone HHHW 9-3 98 Palella M dec Nicholson EM 11-4 I05OsrowHHHWdecJone.12-1 112 Seid HHHW dec Friscia EM 6-{). OT crn 119 Sequeira EM dec LIpkin. HHHW 10-8 126 Cohen HHHW dec Pascucci NS 7-5 132 Prochllo 0 dec Azilo R 8-3 138 Leonard EM pin Vining 01 :10 145 Sclafani HHHW pin Steuder Mac 3:46 155 Geller Mac pin Fields K 1:10 167 Majcher EM won by del Valenlln 0 177 Barbieri N5 pin Larosa 0 :51 215 WhMord P dec HHlon HHHW 11-0 250 Nordftoron 0 wb def Levy 0

MOW: Ed Leonard. East Meadow Most Pins: Leonard. 5 In 6: 18

Hempatead (Section 8) Team.: 5yosset 236. Hempstead 109. Wantagh 98. Wyandlonch 67. Lawrence 66. Valley Stram Central 47. Clarl< 47. 1.lond Tree. 40, Uniondlole 31 . Farmingdale 30. Cold 5pring Harbor 29. RooseveH 28

91 Salnmervil H pin Mulodlo CSH :35 98 Caracciolo 5 dec Press CI 12-8 105 C Yoo 5 If Caplan L 16-4 112 Vurgos Wy wb del WhMle1d H 119 lIevano 5 dec Lentini Wa 3-1 126 DeBiasi 5 dec Robinson Wy 13-3 132 Moorer H dec Galison 515-3

138 Howard H dec Terle S 14-5 145 Schwartsberg Wa dec Mack S 11-3 155 Jackson R dec Talorvas VSC 9-4 167 Anson Wa dec O'Brien S 8-3 177 Stewart F dec Swearingen ITJO-4 215 Shaver IT pin TamOOron Wa 1: 14 250 Crawford Wy dec Smnh 3-0

MOW Mike Vurgos. Wyandanch

Friends Tournament Teams: Poly Prep 171.5. Brunswick 165.5. Englewood 143.5. Horace Mann 136. Fordham Prep 107.5. Friends Academy 96. Danon 87 . Hackley 62.5. Riverdale 54. Glenn Cove 45.5. Long Island Lutheran 37. Trinny 31. Sf Joseph 13

95 Levy HM pin Kavanaugh E 1 :21 103 Cino PP pin Dieu T 1 :51 . 112 Goodwin HM dec Vanzanten E 6-1 119 Saad FA Cococcaia FP 11M 125 Nikolakakos FP dec Mugrabl PP 9-3 130 Haight B dec Topp B 4-0 135 Miller GC dec Bayer D 3-2 140 Addeo LlL dec Arredondo B 12-a 145 Ferrell E dec Lande HM 15-5 152 Siu PP dec Johnson B 14-a 160 Wright FP pin Rigolosi E 1:54 171 Muhammed D pin Wynot FA 3:53 189 Lewis Hack pin Pappas Eng 3:57 HWT McDonaugh B dec Tsiouris PP 7-0

MOW: John Siu. Poly Prep

Ward Melville (Section 11) Teams: Rocky Point 306.5. CEntereach 195.5. Ward Melville 191. Kings Park 146

91 Sisler RP dec Matias Ce 6-4 98 Douglas B dec Sm~h SA 10-4 105 Cavero KP dec emhardt RP 10-3 112 S Hughes Ce pin Papson Ce 4:27 119 McKinley SA dec Todaro Ce 13-4 126 P Mancuso KP dec Tucci SA 3-2 132 Salvaggio KP pin Sfrazza WM 4:20 138 Riley RP dec Goldie WM 4-2 145 Steimel RP dec Scott Co 4-2 155 Bacastow WM dec Cassazo MP 8-4 167 Hennington RP dec Waltz G 4-3 177 ThampsonWM decVernagal1a RP 13-0 215 Lotten Co pin LaRossa SA 1:42

MOW: Joe McKinley SA Champ of Champs: Joe McKinley Most Pins: Eric Waltz. G

lexington - Jackson Heights Teams: Martin Luther 140. Collegiate 139.5. Stonybrook 115.5. KLHT 113. York Prep 86. Lexington 81. Horace Mann 79. Sf Paul's 59. Fleldston 31. Columbia Prep 27.5. Harvey 21. Man Christian 15.5

94 Rosen Co Lee HM Collins Sf P 103 Oppen ML Pantzer Co Droscoskl StB 112 Bohna KLHT Kruk ML Goldberg HM 119 Loiacono StB Horovitz VP Rinaldi KLHT 125 Thom Co Goldstein HM Torres MC 130 Tianga ML Flax Co Cabrera YP 135 Brown Co Schunheis ML Taylor Lex 140 Loiacono StB Feder KLHT Steinberg CP 145 Palmer StB Lal Co Dm StP 152 Rossa StB DiPasquala KLHT Covington Lex 160 Ceglia Co Sissner KLHT Weiss HM 171 Gladding StB Kurita Fid Zorawick YP 189 Tianga ML Mars Lex Fattouh KLHT 220 Echevarria Lex Lanteri StP Patterson YP HWT Smnh ML Temme YP Gren Lex

MOW Frank Tlanga. Martin Luther Most Pins Fattouh. 3 In 2:38

John Jay Invitational Teams: Nyack 171.5. Minisink Valley 169. North Rock­land 164.5. John Jay 155. New Paltz 152. Pearl River 112. Hen/)' Hudson 51 . Peekskill 35

91 1&2 Rodriguez NR Badalucca NP 3&.4 Simon O'Daugherty JJ

98 1&2 Alberti HH Sherman NP 3&.4 Hendershot MV Overton JJ

105 1&2 Ognibene NP Amato JJ 3&.4 Mrtchell N Plak MV

112 1&2 Ross N Sherman NP 3&.4 Potter M Wasserman PR

119 1&2 Donnally Pr Rivera NR 3&.4 Ciliberto NP Collett JJ

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126 ·1&2 AndinQ.N SovinoJJ 3&.4 Carmody PR Hall NP

132 1 &2 Gardlanos MY Turner NR 3&.4 Parsons JJ Koski HH

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138 1&2 Cinquemani PR Rial P 3&.4 Fleming JJ Soutter MV

145 1&2 Dellapia MV Palling PR 3&.4 Jeann~an N Jacobs NR

155 1&2 Quaglio JJ Kaufman NR 3&.4 Ormond NR Heffernan MV

167 1&2 Macaluso MY J 5ze~lp N 3&.4 Papadopolous NR Stallard NP

177 1 &2 N Szerlip N Walker NR 3&.4 Driscoll MY Rutulante NP

215 1&2 Allison NR A~leri N 3&.4 Uhrig MY Bleakley JJ

250 1 &2 Dolon NP Stuart J

MON Jeremy Dellapla. Minisink Valley. 145

Super 16 InvHational (Carmel HS) Teams: Ossing 187. Mahopac 137. Carmel 133.5. Hor­ace GReeley 129 Fox Lane 99. Somers 81.5. Sleepy Hol­low 81. Ardsley 76.5. Hen/)' Hudson 53.5. Wh~e Plains 49. Westlake 30.5. Irvington 27. Rooseven 22. Mama­ranck 19. Croton 15.1 Lakeland 15. Yorktown 13.5

91 1&2 T Adrian Mah pin K Mack WP 1:46 3&.4 CRowe 0 pin D Roemer A 2: 15

98 1&2 A Alberti HH dec BAdamsWP 14-1 3&.4 S Grimaldi Som dec N Ceraldo HG

105 1&2 T Gomez pin E Planick Ard 3:33 3&4 B Telesco HG fori from J Glsaiso Mah

112 1&2 M Artis Os dec E Slhapiro HG 8-0 3&4 F DeGrazia Car dec J Lowell FL 7-5

119 1&2 J Garcia SL dec J Gruerio Car 10-2 3&4 F Lewis Os dec P Alden Som 8-Q

126 1&2 N Grimaldi Som pin R Newman HH 1:29 3&4 R DiGlazio Mah dec B Ritzies HG 6-0

132 1&2 C Sylvestri HG pin G DILellis Car 3:31 3&.4 J Youngbers Mah pin T Wo~son Ard 1:34

138 1 &2 A Aston SH dec R Schwam Ard 5-0 3&.4 M McNamara Som dec E Siegle Lak 13-9

145 1&2 A Bell Os dec B Intra/)' Car 5-3 3&4 L Schrank WL dec C Carey HG 1-0

155 1 &2 F Makaj HG dec L Merac Os 9-2 3&4 P Campollirv pin T Ga~o Mom 2:49

167 1 &2 P Mazzurio Mah dec J Messaros FL 6-2 3&4 M Coto Oss dec C Degrazia WL 4-3

177 1 &2 S Rowe Os dec M Whitton FL 8-4 3&.4 J Digle Mah pin R Gisey York 4:00

215 1&2 J Schneider Os dec F Cindrich FL 8-4 3&.4 C Mastrangelo Car pin D Harvey Mah 2:34

250 1&2 C Coletti Os dec R Tompkins Car 5-0 3&4 DiRenzo os pin S Wilkerson FL 2:23

Windlor Toumament Teams: Huntington 211. Waverly 207. Vestal 136.5. Nor­wich 115.5. Chenango Forks 102.5. Maine-Endwell 101. Windwor 88. Ithaca 845. South Glens Falls 80. Horse­heads 72. Sidney 71. Saratoga Springs 68.5. Canandai­gua 58.5. Susquehanna Valley 52.5. Oneonta 33. Sher­bume-Earlville 32.5. Harpursville 29. Deposn 22. Unatego 7

91 L Allen Hun dec S Mack I 1 H) 98 M Henderson CF dec K Hoover 10-7 105 S Fa~ey SV dec J Jeffrey V 14-4 112 R Johnson Hun pin J Bell Harp 5:40 119 M Co lone 0 dec T DePumpo Wav 6-5 126 S Welch Wav dec J DeSorbe SGf 9~ 132 K Johnson Hun dec D Shaffer Wav 13-5 138 G Gorman HH dec J Telesky Nor 4-0 145 S Sullivan Wav dec L Willis Nor 8-0 155 P McCarty Wav pin J Briggs ME 1:48 167 M Thompson Cf dec J WMey Sid 3-0 177 J Vredenburgh CF dec J Sullivan V 3-2 215 B Manley I dec J Walker CF 11-9 250 T Shatfer V pin C Godwin Hun 2:37

Each year the Windsor tournament proves to be one

of the toughest In the state. In the past. the qualny of wrestling at Windsor has been outstanding. Coaches feel that this tournament Is a good Indicator of how their wrestlers may da In top notch competnion. Since 1963. 46 Windsor champions have gone on to win 58 state t~s. Many others have won League. Class and Sectional championships as well. It has truly proven to be a tournament of champions. The highlight of this yea(s finals was the 132 pound class. where Hunting­ton's Ken Johnson defeated Waverly's Doug Shaffer 13-5. Shaffer was a 1988 state champ (105 pounds) who finished fourth last year at 126 pounds.

Rye Toumament Teams: Somers 135. Horace Hreeley 95.5. New Ro­chelle 94. Croton 76. Bronxville and Scarsdale 75. Rye 73.5. John F. Kennedy 70. Valhalla

91 1&2 Costanza Cr dec Leardl JFK 7-2 3&.4 Hennigan R dec hautau NR 10-0

98 1&2 SGrlmaldlSodecSamsCrl5-D 3&4 Reizes Sc dec Bomback NR

105 1 &2 Mazzulo NR pin Kuneth So 1:43 3&4 McKegney NR dec Clraldo HG

112 1&2 Shapiro HG dec Carozza JFK 7-3 3&4 Streicher JFK dec Carosulo So

119 1&2 Aiken So pin Taboh NR 2:45 3&4 Imperato JFK dec Heady HG

126 1&2 N Grimaldi So dec Reltzes GH 7-1 3&.4 Matsuo Sc dec Weisberg NR

132 1&2 Sylvester HG pin Hennigan R 1:03 3&4 Costanzo Cr dec Phillops HG

138 1&2 McNamara So pin Armas R 3:57 3&4 Deems HG dec Arsham Sc

145 1 &2 Beck ax dec Ryen R 6-0 3&4 Platto Sc dec Rigano So

155 1&2 Davis Bx pin Locke NR 3: 10 3&4 Meehan Sc dec Budnick So

167 1 &2 Maka] HG pin Hayes NR 2:42 3&4 Bergen V dec Mansouri R

177 1&2 J Deems HG pin Herman ax :50 3&4 Mosculo V dec Sihoenberg So

215 1 &2 Ross JFK pin Carrigan Cr 1:35 3&4 Suzuki Sc dec Torregrossa

250 1&2 Moy R pin Wawrzycki JFK 1 :21 3&4 none

Port Ch.ater Toumament Teams: Carmel 144. Lynbrook 135.5. Port hester 115.5. Fox Lane 100.5. Irvington 77. Edgemont 74. Mamaro­neck 42. Lakeland/Panas 36. Blessed Socramant 20. Harrison 16

91 1 &2 Shestack L dec Scandlffio H 4-2 3&4 Cerrone C pin Caccire PC 4; 17

98 1&2 Castellano PC dec Bianchine 18-3 3&4 Gershon L dec Katz E 9-7

105 1 &2 Berleery L pin Melo BS 3:36 3&4 Cox Pc dec Caruso E 9-0

112 1&2 Stevenson E dec Lowell F 11-5 3&4 Johnson I dec DeGrazio C 2:05

119 1 &2 Gruerio C pin Wihyman F15:26 3&4 DeMaio E dec Dale L 8-2

126 1 &2 Blank L pin Salan E 1 :07 3&4 Lahey F dec Soria PC 11-7

132 1&2 DeBellis C dec Malota I 1>-5 3&4 Stevenson F dec Jimenez L 17-1

138 1 &2 Dejesus Mk pin Grossman Lk/P 5:47 3&4 herbst F dec Youngman C 11-2

145 1 &2 Kralik C dec SIegal LK/P 6-1 3&4 McDonnell Pc pin Abrams M 4;55

155 1&2 Campoli I dec Bellantoni P 3-1 3&4 Intra/)' C pin Perez B 2:40

167 1&2 Miller PC pin Harrison C 3:36 3&4 Saman I pin Burman :59

177 1 &2 Wihltton FL pin Giannius P 1:04 3&4 Bracke C dec Levin M 5-2

215 1 &2 Miata L pin Mastrangelo 2:24

3&A Jabri E pin Ross LK/P :58

250 1&2 Tompkins C pin Domestico P 5:00

Qu •• n.bury Tournam.nt (S.ction 2) Teams: Suffern 176. Queensbury 168.5. Peru 139. Sara­nac 90.5. Corinth 82.5. Salem 80. Hudson Falls 78. Hor­oee Mann 31.5. Xavetian 25

91 1&2 A Gross Su dec E Pellerin Sar 14-13 3&A J LaBombard Q dec K DeForest Sal 9-7

98 1&2 H Esaka Suf dec B Baldwin Cor 7-1. 3&A R Benway Q pin A Stein HM 4:50

lOS 1&2 A Ginocchio Suf dec L Fontaine Q 3-0 3&A S Facteau Sar dec A Morris Xav 3-2

112 1&2 R Bashaw P dec D Baker Cor 7-3 3&A C Matteotti Suf dec R Barcomb HF 15-5

119 1&2 C Kennedy P dec S Thompson Q 7-1 3&A M Zrelack Sui dec C Howard Sar 8-4

126 1&2 T Dilore Suf dec T Davis Q 15-4 3&A L Rivers P pin C Provence Sar 3: 15

132 1&2 S Edwards P pin Z Dejoseph Cor :23 3&A B VanDerwerker Q dec C Ricciardi HM 2-1

138 1'&2 D Smith Q dec J Speigel man Suf 6~. 12-9 or 3&A A Duprey P dec J Manning Cor 6-1

145 1&2 T Carpenter Sar dec K Howe HF 5-2 3&A M Tho91as P dec P Sperry Q 5-3

155 1&2 R Boisclair S dec N Wanamaker Suf 6{) 3&A R Stiles Cor dec T Mechanick Q 3-2

167 1&2 MUrch Q dec G WhHe 5-3 3&A B Knapp Sui dec S Favreau P 13{)

177 1&2 T Mcintosh HF pin C Pooll Suf 5:54 3&A M Drolette Sar dec J Traber Q ~

215 1&2 J Campbell Sal dec F Brousseau P 13-7 3&A S Bishop HF dec E Venne S 9-3

250 1&2 W Bourgeois Sal pin C" Aiken Cor 1 :26 3&A J Spector Q pin S Philips P 3:22

Wat.rIoo Tournament (S.ctlon 6) Teams: Union Endicott 199.5. Lowville 151.Camden 128.5. Waterloo 126.5. Watkins Glen 117. Wellsville and Williamson 1"13. Oswego 72. Union Springs 58. Seneca Falls and Hornell 50. Penn Yan 25

91 1&2 R Grinnell Cam pin E Wldrick Low 2:54 3&A C Roehnke W pin D Balcomb US 4:34

98 1&2 M Merry UE pin S Watson WG 1:10 3&A M Brown L dec C Walker Cam 8{)

105 1&2 M Fanton Wes dec K King UE 4-2 3&A T Mishtave Low pin M Elliott WG :58

112 1&2 J Brancato 0 dec N Watson WG 7~ 3&A K Kahl p in B Stisser Wei 1 :59

119 1 &2 B Babcock Low dec J Knisely Wat 8{) 3&A M Buda Wil dec S Zimmerman UE 3-1

126 1&2 MMaroski UEdecDRibricoCam5-1 3&A R Meyers Wal pin K Cumml.ngs WG 1:45

132 1&2 A Mehl UE dec E Mundi SF disqual 3&A L George Cam dec J Peters Wil 8-0

138 1&2 BCampbell Wil dec SAkley 09-7 3&A C Vossler Wei p in M Levinson UE 4:40

145 1&2 A Cave UE dec M Parrett WG 4-3 3&A D Wakefie ld Low dec G Ferguson US 3-2

155 1&2 J Wade US dec E Sunich H 6-2 3&A M Russell Low dec C Peterman SF 7-6

167 1&2 M MarclnlakWG dec TVaJochovJc UE 11 -3 3&A B Gray Wei p in D Kells 0 :57

177 1&2 G Brown Wal pin B Ca~inl UE 2:30 3&A K Thomas Low pin G Hedgecock Cam 4:00

215 1&2 T Westholl Wat dec D Bellomo US 7-2 3&A A Robbs WG pin J Cole Low 2:40

250 1&2 AI Smith Wil dec C Walker Cam 9-2 3&A M Cutton UE dec T Cox PY 14-5

MOW Matt Marciniak. 167 and Greg Brown. 177 Most Pins Ron Grinnell. 91. 4 in 8: 13

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Irondequoit (S.ction 5) Teams: Irondequoit 188.5. Biship Kea rney 173. Greece Olympia 146.5. Mynderse 112. Eastridge 104. Wayland 98. Hammondsport 95 Perry 86. Irondequoit B 32. East 29

91 1&2 C Farrell I pin B Sheehan Iron B 5:28 3&A T Sweeney Ma pin A Constabile GO 2:30

98 1 &2 G Porecca BK dec A Cosmano I 5-1 3&A M Regoord Er p in C Scott E :57

lOS 1&2 C Terrigino I wb If A Burke W 5:17 3&A R Spaker BK dec E Rodriguez E 19-4

112 1 &2 B Pintagro Ilf MAnderson BK 4:39 3&A D Carstairs GO dec B Tyler H 9-5

119 1&2 BJeary GO dec S Lopez 7{) 3&A C Wells P pin T Nguyen I 2:06

126 1 &2 V Accialo I dec P Farenholz MA 8~ or 3&A D Degroff P dec M Dilek Er 13-5

132 1 &2 E Mundi MA 'pin C Buckley W 1:54 3&A J Swyers P pin W Jones BK 1:55

138 1 &2 P LaPletra I p in C Edsall H 5:28 3&A J Geraci BK dec S Streb MA 14-10

145 1&2 F Trigg Erwb If J Lopez BK 5:00 3&A C ~{]n GO dec r Sears P 8-2

155 1&2 H Dilek Er dec S Lysenko 112-8 3&A D Presler H dec T Nearhood P 6{)

167 1 &2 J Brown Er pin J Condello BK 5:32 3&A SLoop W pin D Stryker H 3:45

177 1 &2 J Twist BK dec R Barret! GO 4-3 3&A G Kuhn W dec R Morganti MA 14-8

215 1&2 D Bell BK wblfT Parrone GO 4:00 3&A T Welch H wb If P Coley W 2:29

250 1&2 C Wotjes GO pin A Delialave MA :08 3&A P Seager H pin R Morela E :31

G.n •••• Vali.y Tournament (S.ctlon 6) Teams: Newark 243.5. Marion 188. Letchworth 187.5. Mldlakes 180. North Rose Wolcott 177. Rush Hen~tta 170.5. Bath 146. Livonia 115.5. Sodus 111. Warsaw 98. Lyndonville 96.5. Kendoll 95. Avoca 84. Byron Bergen 80. York 77. Red Creek 74.5. Dansville 71.5. Pittsford 68. Holley 65; Dundee 60.5. Attica 60.5. Pavilion 60. Bolivar 57.5. Geneseo 45. Northstar 36. Alexander 35. Honeoye Falls-llma 35. Jasper-Troupsburg 31 .5. Portville 28

91 F Petrosino Mar dec J Sutton New 7-6 98 T Stelngass new dec M Klem Bath 3-0 lOS T Hermann BB dec D Spalding RH 7-3 112 B Ranger Mid dec J Newman Lyn 14-2 119 Gary DeCarr NRW dec B Peterson Avoc 3-2 126 K Laird Sod pin A Backus Liv 5:35 132W Marriott Ken dec S DavisAvoc 11-10 138 J Grahling Mar dec K Fry Ken 8-4 145 M Johnson New dec T Miller Mar 16-6 155 B Miller Letch pin C Brla Pitt 1:50 167 J King Dan dec C Zemlak NRW 5-1 177 C Comer New dec M Liveino Let 7-5 215 J Phelps Liv dec T Adams 7-2 250 J Porse het Mid dec P Rojas New 6-4 or

MOW Tim Hermann. Byron Bergen

Canandaigua Bradshaw Tournam.nt (S.ction 5) Teams: Queensbury 139.5. East Rochester 123.5. Ca­nastota 122. Gates-Chili 118. Falconer lOB. Wayne 92.5. Windsor 88.5. Webster 75.5. Brockport 73. Lancaster 63.5. Watkins Glen 63. VICtor 57.5. Canandaigua 57. BIoomd~1e 51 . Iroquois 44. Olean 16

91 J Tyler Canas! pin C Miller Falc 5: 11 98 P Furgiueli ER dec J New Canast 6-3 lOS R Frey DR dec L Fontaine Q 9-1 112 R Giannavola GC dec S Kneiniteder Lanc 4{) 119 D Brainard Fa lc dec J Mohr GC 6{) 126 S Bauer GC dec B Miller Way 1 7~ 132 J Barbato GC dec D Abbey Falc 12{) 138 D Smith Q pin D Powell Lanc 3:37 145 S Taylor Broc k pin K Ranck Way 3:55 155 M Marciniak dec D Payne Vic 6-3 167 T Lucero Bloom dec K Sommers GC 1 3~ 177 B Marcinek Web pin J Traber Q :46 215 M Schwab Falc dec F Ricci ER 7-2 250 DJ Williams ER dec J Spec to r Q 10-2

Midlake. Tournament (Section 5) Teams: Canisteo 200.5. Marion 198. Midlakes 150. Bath 135. Marcus Whitman 115.5. Jasper-Troupsburg 56.5. Red Jacket 36

91 P Stewart Can dec J Eddington Mid 7{) 98 F Petrosino Mar dec T Maslyn Mid 6-3 lOS M Klem BH dec M Smith Mar 10-4 112 C Eddinger Mar dec J Parke r BH 5-2 119 B Ranger Mid If B Ric hardson Can 2:56 126 M Ranger Mid dec C Woodworth Can by defauH 132 B Smith MWdec D Crook Can 4-1 138 J Grahling Mar If J Roller BH 4:00 145 T Miller Mar pin S Stewart Can 2: 19 155 P Dodge Can pin T Doud Mar 1:22 167 S Hosbach Mar pin R Emo BH 1:32 177 B Camp Mar If C Mulvena Can 5:42 215 T Adams dec R Gysel MW 14-3 250 J Pornchet Mid If S Stewart Can 4:00

MOW Bian Smijh. Marcus Whitman Most Pins Scott Hosbach. Marion 3 in 2: 12

Palmyra-Macedon (Section 5) . Teams: Palmyra Macedon 216.5. Addison 163.5. Rush Hen~tta 134. Penfield 90.5. Mynderse 82.5. Sodus 76.5. Geneseo 65. Lyons 40. Avon 12. Caledonia-Mumford 9

91 J Bowman Pen dec D Wunder Ly 14-3 third : P Cooper. PM

98 D Flores pin B DiArduini PM 1:23 third Shane Smith Add

lOS D LaRock PM pin S Dennison Add :39 third J Roloson Myn

112 DSpauldlng RH dec H Dessls Ly 13-3 third C Kaper Pen

119 P F~11o RH dec J Pixley Pen 4-3 third C Painter Add

126 C Laird Sod pin C Samson PM 1 :02 third S Ste......art Add

132 S McDuff PM dec E Mundi Myn 4-1 third S Risley Add

138 G Cook Add dec C VanGorden PM 1 D-9 third P Sahrenholz Myn

145 T Montondo Sod dec A Peckham Myn 6-2 third T McRae RH

155 D Dennie PM dec C Peterman Myn 13-12 third A Consaul RH

167 SJ Davis Sod pinJWolk RH 1:27 MSmijhAdd

177 Z Wert PM p B Sullivan Add 1 :27 third R Morganti Myn

215 L IHively Add pJ JarvisGen 1:31 third K Johnson RH

250 B Sloan PM pin M Burgess Gen 3:04 third S Matosslan Add

MOW Curt Laird Sodus M<;>st Pins J Davis 4 in 19:51

Niagara Officials (Section 6) Teams: Niagara Wheattield 198.5. RoyaHon Hartland 166.5. Lockport 155.5. ~eet Home 138. Newfane 131 . Williamsville South 125. Niagara Falls 123.5. Pioneer 119.5. Akron lOS.5. Batavia 93.5. McQuaid 88.5. South­westem 86.5. Strarpoint 85.5. Hamburg 74.5. Salaman­ca 58.5. Medina 53.5. Alden 52. Cassaclaga Valley 52. Clarence 48. Maryvale 45.5. LaSalle 44.5. Kenmore East 36. Kenmore West 25. Williamsville North 8

91 1&2 C Hunt NF dec J Collins RH 1O{) 3&A M Vocl McQ dec M Stlnbar Sal 7-0

98 1&2 B Dixon NW dec J More llo Lock 7-3 3&A V Sarno SW pin J Kennedy 2:30

105 1&2 J Valentic NW dec RHein SH 7-2 3&4 C Raiber Pio dec A HamiHon 2-2 OT

112 1&2 T Geake Ad dec SNelson Pio 5-2 3&4 R Bitterman PH pin S 'Pfohl NW 2: 15

119 1&2 M Sullivan WS dec M Dawson 7-30T 3&A M Ford Lock pin d Valentic NW :50

126 1&2 S FeH Sal dec SHein SH 5-2 3&A B McKnight NW dec M Stevenson SW 7-4

132 1&2 B Knauss McQ dec R Cummings Ak 3-2 3&A D Titus Lock dede M Orloff CV 3-1

138 1&2 T Shifflet SH pin T Green Pio 4:46 3&A S Tobey NW dec J Cunningham RH 7-4

145 1&2 W Cunningham RH dec J Widelski Lock 9~ 3&4 B Babinski Mary dec M Thompson Pio 12-0

155 1&2 K Johnson NF dec M Luick NW 7~ OT 3&4 P Conibear Bat pin SAnder RH 4:39

167 1 &2 C Rickard Star dec B Fesmire NW 5-3 3&A V ThibauH New p in S Robinson Bat 4: 17

177 1&2 J PenhollowCV dec D Hoffman pio 14-1 3&4 R Hammernmith Clar dec N Hancock Bat 13-6

215 1&2 K Brinkworth WS pin J Behe RH 4:40

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250 1&2 DEvons WS pin J Copen New 1:27 3&4 T Bogar Lock dec B Cabreca Bat 5-1

MOW Tom Shifflet. SWeet Home Most Pins Damon Evans. WS. 250. 4 in 7:40

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Spencerport Bernabl-Telke (Section 5) Teams: Spencerport 164. Gates-Chili 157.5. Brockport 105. Athens. PA 103.5. Lancaster 10;3. Elmira Southside 98.5. LeRoy 96.5. Lockport 81.5. Roya~on-Hartland 77 .5. WMehall 76.5. North Rose-Wolcott 73.5. Elmire Notre Dome 57.5. Cicero-North Syracuse 56. Guilderland 42.5. Hi~on 37.5. Pittsford 33.5. Bethlehem. PA 31.5. Cheektowaga 31 .5

91 1&2 J Reese ES pin D Rotoll Sp 1:44 3&4 T steed END pin D Clor LeR 2:00

98 1 &2 J Wartlnger. Ch dec J Morello Lock 3-2 3&4 Singham SP dec J Collings RH 12-{) OT

105 1 &2 P Borja END pin M Teeter. Ath :49 3&4 J Smallidge GC dec B Seymour ESS 4-3

112 1&2 R Glannavola GC pin A Baker CNS 3:34 3&4 S Krienheper Lan dec J stephany LR 5-2

119 1 &2 J Mohr GC dec D Shirley Ler 5-4 3&4 G DeCarr If A Williams WH 3:00

126 1&2 S Bauer GC pin D Alexander Ath 2:32 3&4 J Raines Sp dec D Sommer Lan 5-3

132 1&2 A Conte Brock dec J Barbato GC 3-1 3&4 not reported

138 1&2 K Junker Ath dec D Powell Lan 9-7 3&4 B Smith Sp dec J Cunningham RH 3-2

145 1&2 S Taylor Brock pin C Terry WMe 5: 16 3&4 T Foos Sp pin E Vasquez. Sp

155 1&2 T Englerth. Lerdec C BrIo Pitt 7-3 3&4 C Reynolds HII dec N Groce NIlW 10-2

167 1 &2 C Foster Gulld pin C Zemlak NIlW 1: 1 a 3&4 B Izzo Brock dec K Keogh Pitt 11-0

177 1&2 K Elston ESSdec B D'Ambra Brock 10-5 3&4 M Licata Sp dec K Sommers GC 8-<>

215 1 &2 J Behe RH pin TZ~o Lan 1 :21 3&4 J Huntington pin C Znyder Sp 2:38

250 1 &2 H Uyar Sp dec T Bogar Lock 5..() 3&4 K Dalllmore GC dec B Hall Ath 5-4

MOW: Steve Taylor. Brockport 145 Most Pins Jeny Behe. Roy-Hart. 4 1n 3: 11

As usual. this tournament provided fans with plenty of exc~ement. as ~ has for the past 24 years. Among the highlights were:

Jeff Reese. only a seventh grader from Elmira South­side. pinned his waoj to the 91 pound mle. He scored two first-period falls and one third period technical fall.

98 pound champ, Jason Wartinger. Cheektowaga. looked sharp In taking the t~le. He scored a fall. a 10-1 win. and a 3-2 win In the finals over John Morello. War­tinger is currently ranked number one in the state at 91 pounds.

Gates Chili's Jeff Mohr. 119. scored a pin and a 15-5 win before meeting North Rose-Wolcott's unorthodox Gory DaCarT. Mohr. a state Greco champ. eeked out a 10-8 victory and then a 5-4 win over Section 5 Sec­tional runner-up Don Shirley of LeRoy to claim the t~le.

Muscular Shawn Bauer. Gates Chili. pinned or tech­failed all four of his opponents at 126.

At 145 pounds. steve Taylor. Brockport. nailed Wh~e­hall's Chris Terry In the finals. Taylor Is currently ranked number one in the state. w~h Terry In the top five at 138. Terry looked impressive In making 11 to the finals by pinning two and controlling Spencerport's aggressive Tom Foos 6-3. W~h his win. Taylor cemented his num­ber one ranking.

Guilderland's Chip Foster continuing his winning ways by decking or tech-falling everyone on the way to the mle at 167.

Roy-Hart's (Section 6) Jerry Behe scored an amazing four pins in only 3: 11 . In the first period he stuck Roma n Yagnltinski of Pittsford-5 in ten seconds. then nailed Ke­vin Moore. Brockport-5ln 1:15. In the semi's. he decked a surprized Jamie Huntington. WMehall-2 in 25 seconds before pinning Lancaster-6 heavyweight Tony Zrto in 1:21.

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Mid Hudlon Tournament Teams: Longwood 292.5. Niskayuna 213.5. Ossining 162.5. Valley Central 143.5. Baldwin 136. Minisink Valley 131. d>mwaIl123. Wathingtonville 104.5. Arlington 98.5. Monroe-WoodbUry 95.5. New Paltz 93.5. John Jay EF 93.5. Red Hook 86, Sleepy Hollow 54. Onteora 53. Mechanicvillie 48. Rondout Valley 41.5. Saugerties 36. WMe Plains 36. Kingston 32. Wallkill 28. RC Ketcham 27. Croton 10.5

91 1 &2 C Haynes Long dec J Goldberg 7-{) 3&4 D Hardwick VC dec CRowe Oss 82

98 1&2 Mat Kluclna Nisk dec E Farlcas Long 7-1 OT 3&4 B Kirl<patrick Com pin D Overton JJ :30

105 1&2 MAgullarWashlfBAdamsWP 15-0 3&4 C Mergln Nisk dec M Lotonero Com 5..()

112 1&2 C Conway Long dec E Haller BaI11-2 3&4 Lemberger Ar1 dec M Wojehowsld Cor 10-2

119 1&2 J Duque VC dec C SchlWstein BaI5-2 3&4 D Conwaoj If B Farbsteln 21 -5

126 1 &2 M Castro Wash dec N Rudden 8-4 3&4 M Bendett Nisk pin A Cosima Long 2:43

132 1&2 P Allison MW dec S Nautel Nisk 6-0 3&4 R Lizzol Long dec R Van Gelder VC 4-1

138 1&2 J Burlce Long dec A Aston SH 5..() 3&4 R Gomes Wash dec P Gislano RHR 10-2

145 1&2 M Quagllo JJ dec I Rasheed Long 8-2 3&4 A Bell dec D Newcomb 10-9

155 1&2 C Woodley Long pin D Newcomb Nisk 3:33 3&4 LOrmand NP dec G Conn VC 9-4

167 1&2 H Macaluso MY dec P Prest Nisk 16-3 3&4 M Coto Oss dec K McCoy Long 6-2

177 1 &2 N HallLong If C Brill 17-1 3&4 H Belcher Nis dec Schneder Os 6-{) OT Cr~

215 1&2 B Bames Long dec B Bucci RH 7-3 3&4 S Rowe Oss dec A DaWo Wash 6-1

250 1 &2 J Yanls MY pin C Coletti Oss 3:00 3&4 M Brand PH pin A Francois VC 1:42

MON Senior. Pat Allison. MW MON Junior: Jeff Duque. VC MON Soph: Mike Quagllo. JJ MON Freshman: CRowe. Oss

This tournament was perhaps the most exc~ing of all Holiday toumaments. as ~ had an abundance of ex­cellent match-ups. upsets. close hard-fought decisions. and pins (259 of 468 bouts were pins).

At 119. Jeff Duque controlled Craig SchlWstein of Bald­win 5-2. Both are Sectional champs. Duque pinned everyone else. Including David Conway of Longwood in the semWinals. Conwaoj beat everyone else easily in claiming third place.

At 126. Juan Carios Garcia. state runner-up at 105. lost to Neil Rudden of Monroe Woodbury, 12-10. Garcia then forfe~ed out due to Injury. and Rudden went on to take second place to Mike Castro.

At 98. Mat Klucina looked like a sectional contender with three falls and a convincing 7-1 OT decision to toke firs!.

Chris Conway. 112. Longwood. won each match con­vincingly in taking the top honors.

Others who looked equally impressive were Mike Qua­glio. Char~on Woodley (who went unscored upon). Heath Macaluso, Nick Hall. and Joe Yanis. In particu­lar. Hall looked most dominating. and many fans fully expect him to win a state t~1e this year.

Poll No 90:1 New York State Collegiate Wrestling Poll Coordinator January 1990 "Top 80 Individuals" Poll Mike Morone Pre-State Meet Poll NY Wrestling News

WGT FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH SEVENTH EIGHTH

118 Adam Condo Adam Goldstein Tom Larson Troy Monks Drew Black David Sims Steve Mitola Marat Lempert Columbia (Jr) Wagner (Sr) Army Cortland (Sr) Syracuse (So) Cornell (Fr) Albany (So) Oneonta (So)

126 Jerry Grazlano Paul Kuznik Joel Lamson Todd Johnson Fritz Zagorsky Vln Innes Dave Regina Brian Darling Cornell (Sr) Army (Sr) Ithaca (Sr) Columbia (Sr) Brockport (So) Syracuse (Jr) Oneonta (Jr) Oswe~o (Sr)

134 Rich Santana Marc Furgeson Mike Ferrari 11m Cotter Tom Yankanlch Bob Pelton Pat Greenlee Chris Stevens Syracuse (So) Cornell (Fr) Army (Sr) Ithaca (Sr) Columbia (Sr) Cortland (Sr) Hofstra (Sr) Brockport (So)

142 Darren Schulman Ron Gross Nate Knauer Brian Reed Jack Vantress Nelson Colley llias Diakomiahalis Bill Mallin Syracuse (Jr) Ithaca (Sr) Cornell (Sr) St Lawrence (Sr) Army Brockport (So) RIT (Sr) Albany (Jr)

150 John Gautreau Pat Waters Marty Nichols Chris Zogby Doug McCormick Toby Johnson Mike Wade Bob Pine Syracuse (Sr) Cornell (Sr) Ithaca (Sr) Albany (Sr) Army (Jr) Columbia (Sr) Oswego (Jr) Oneonta (Jr)

158 Mike Cronmlller Frank Ryan Eric Zeeman Jeff Howard Joe Guciardo Sean Yengo Butch Padomonsky Ken Copella Ithaca (Sr) Syracuse (Sr) Army (Sr) Buffalo (Sr) Cornell (Sr) Cortland (Sr) Hofstra (Sr) Brockport (Jr)

167 Nick Mauldin Bill Stanbro 11m Habecker Mike New Greg Jones Adam Marciniak Rick Sadwick John LaMarr Army (Jr) Buffalo (Jr) Ithaca (Sr) Cornell (So) Albany (Jr) Brockport (Sr) Syracuse (Fr) Hofstra (Jr)

177 Ben Morgan Chris Welch Bill Barrow Mike Yanosik Dennis Markou Gerry Armengau Bill Hadsell Dave Grabenstatter Cornell (Jr) Syracuse (Sr) Army (Jr) Cortland (Jr) Hunter (Sr) Hofstra (Jr) Ithaca (Jr) Buffalo (Jr)

190 Alex Porcelli Dan Sanchez Joe lito Ben Welnthal Brian Quick DQveVinson Chris Roberts Chris Buhner Army (Jr) Wagner (Jr) Syracuse (So) NYU (Sr) Brockport (So) Potsdam (Sr) Albany (Jr) Oswego (Jr)

HWT EJ Pasteur Mike Fusilll PatVersage Wrede Klrkpatrick Chuck Guptill Jeff Massey Chris Mohr PJ Wendel Army (Jr) Ithaca (Sr) Wagner (Sr) Columbia (Sr) Buffalo (Jr) Cornell (So) RIT (So) Brockport (So)

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