South Brunswick boys claim
GMC Relays championship
By JERRY CARINO • STAFF WRITER • April 28,
2010
SOUTH BRUNSWICK — It's easy to forget that there's
a "field" in track and field, but the South Brunswick
High School boys reminded the rest of the Greater
Middlesex Conference on Wednesday.
The Vikings dominated the throws and jumps to
upset perennial favorite Old Bridge in the GMC
Relays. Victories in the triple jump, high jump,
discus and javelin buoyed the Vikings to 102 points
and their first county relays crown since 2005. Old
Bridge, which had won this meet four years running,
finished with 97 1/2 points after a strong showing
on the track.
"I know we're a deep team, and obviously beating
Old Bridge is the benchmark," South Brunswick
coach Wilfredo Rivera said. "It's nice, especially
because I always look at relay meets like it's the
complete team."
Brendan Vercammen, David Krier and Cody Stephans
going the ball rolling on Tuesday, winning the
javelin with a combined distance of 433 feet, 6 i
nches during Day 1 of the competition.South
Brunswick's discus and shot put trios followed suit,
placing first in the former (401-5) and second in the
latter (135-7) on Wednesday.
"The javelin was huge," said junior Dominic
Padovano, who posted marks of 152 feet in the
discus and 48 feet in the shot. "The three guys who
throw discus and shot, we watched the javelin and
that kind of pushed us. We knew we had to perform
well."
All told, South Brunswick scored 28 of a possible 30
points in the throws.
"I think we stepped up to the challenge," Padovano
said. "We didn't let the team down."
Neither did the jumpers. Junior Derek Forthun led
the Vikings to victories in the high jump and triple
jump on Wednesday. They also took third in the
long jump and tied for second in the pole vault on
Tuesday. More points.
"Coming into it people didn't think we were going to
win. I thought we were going to win," Forthun said.
"It's great. I just really wanted to beat Old Bridge
because they're always beating us."
Over the past four years, South Brunswick had taken
second three times and third once in this meet.
"We're a consistent program. We just hadn't gotten
over that hump," said Rivera, a former Old Bridge
standout who remains friendly with his old coaches.
"It's nice to get over it and let these kids know that
four years of hard work, you get something for it."
Old Bridge didn't exactly leave empty-handed. The
Knights swept the hurdles, including a brisk 1
minute, 1.3 seconds in the shuttles, and the
distance events. A 4:31 anchor mile by Corey O'Neil
secured a distance medley win in 10:42. Anthony
Branco's 1:59 anchor 800 brought home the
Knights' winning sprint medley in 3:39.
East Brunswick flexed its muscles in the sprints,
taking the 4x100 (43.7) and 4x200 (1:30).
Perhaps the most stirring event of the day was the
4x400. Dunellen broke the tape with a blazing time
of 3:23.3, holding off Old Bridge and East Brunswick
down the homestretch. Senior Jonard Hall (49.0
split), senior Luke Francisco (52.9), junior Kerry
Hansen (52.3) and junior Rontik Sadler (48.9) led
wire to wire, earning Dunellen's second gold medal
of the meet.
On Tuesday, thanks largely to Hall's 22-foot leap,
the Destroyers also won the long jump.
"We wanted to be in the fast heat because we knew
our guys hadn't been able to put it all together yet,"
head coach J.R. Lubisco said. "They've been training
their butts off waiting for the chance to run this
4x400. They went for it and it was unbelievable."
They obliterated the old school record of 3:30. The
anchor leg was particularly exciting as Sadler bolted
from East Brunswick's Leonard Robbins (48.9) and
Old Bridge's Christian Boeteng (49.8) after all three
rounded the final turn together.
"My whole idea was to cruise until the last 150,"
Sadler said. "Jonard started us off with a great lead,
Luke kept it up, Kerry finally got his time down,
which I'm loving right now, and they got me the lead
and left the race in my hands, so all I could do was
finish it off."
If folks didn't know it before, the message was loud
and clear: Dunellen is legit.
"We surprised a lot of guys because Dunellen,
nobody really knew about us," Sadler said. "We're a
square-mile town, we've got 78 in our graduating
class. A lot of people don't pay attention to us
because we're so small. Little do they know, for a
small team we've got a pretty dynamite squad."
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Brendan Vercammen- County champ in 3 sports
Brendan Vercammen- County champ in 3 sports
soccer
wrestling
track -javelin relay
not sure if any other athlete in recent years was county champ in three different sports
Middlesex County Relay championship BOYS RESULTS
Javelin: 1. South Brunswick (Brendan Vercammen, David Krier, Cody Stephans) 433-6; 2. Dunellen 412-10; 3. St. Joseph 405-0; 4. Colonia 384-6; 5. Old Bridge 380-5; 6. South Plainfield 375-1.
3×400 Intermediate Hurdles: 1. Old Bridge (Christian Boateng, Tom Perry, Chris Thornton) 2:51.6; 2. South Brunswick 2:55.7; 3. St. Joseph 3:00.6; 4. East Brunswick 3:04.8; 5. J.F. Kennedy 3:05.9; 6. J.P. Stevens 3:06.3.
4×1600: 1. Old Bridge (Mo Thomas, Anthony Branco, Corey O’Neill, Shawn Burke) 18:46.5; 2. North Brunswick 19:03.4; 3. South Brunswick 19:08.9; 4. Metuchen 19:14.8; 5. East Brunswick 19:31.6; 6. Bishop Ahr 19:35.0.
4×200: 1. East Brunswick (Julian Quintin, Evan Walton, Danow Urschel, Leonard Robbins) 1:30.2; 2. Old Bridge 1:30.8; 3. Sayreville 1:32.8; 4. Woodbridge 1:32.9; 5. Dunellen 1:33.0; 6. South Brunswick 1:33.6.
Long Jump: 1. Dunellen (Jonard Hall, Rontik Sadler, Vinnie Grausso) 61-4.25; 2. East Brunswick 60-1.25; 3. South Brunswick 59-2.25; 4. J.F. Kennedy 58-10.5; 5. New Brunswick 58-9.5; 6. Sayreville 54-9.75.
Pole Vault: 1. East Brunswick (Tyler Flood, Tim O’Sullivan, Greg Dakiewicz) 31-0; 2. (tie) J.F. Kennedy, South Brunswick 30-0; 4. South Plainfield 28-6; 5. St. Joseph 27-0.
soccer
wrestling
track -javelin relay
not sure if any other athlete in recent years was county champ in three different sports
Middlesex County Relay championship BOYS RESULTS
Javelin: 1. South Brunswick (Brendan Vercammen, David Krier, Cody Stephans) 433-6; 2. Dunellen 412-10; 3. St. Joseph 405-0; 4. Colonia 384-6; 5. Old Bridge 380-5; 6. South Plainfield 375-1.
3×400 Intermediate Hurdles: 1. Old Bridge (Christian Boateng, Tom Perry, Chris Thornton) 2:51.6; 2. South Brunswick 2:55.7; 3. St. Joseph 3:00.6; 4. East Brunswick 3:04.8; 5. J.F. Kennedy 3:05.9; 6. J.P. Stevens 3:06.3.
4×1600: 1. Old Bridge (Mo Thomas, Anthony Branco, Corey O’Neill, Shawn Burke) 18:46.5; 2. North Brunswick 19:03.4; 3. South Brunswick 19:08.9; 4. Metuchen 19:14.8; 5. East Brunswick 19:31.6; 6. Bishop Ahr 19:35.0.
4×200: 1. East Brunswick (Julian Quintin, Evan Walton, Danow Urschel, Leonard Robbins) 1:30.2; 2. Old Bridge 1:30.8; 3. Sayreville 1:32.8; 4. Woodbridge 1:32.9; 5. Dunellen 1:33.0; 6. South Brunswick 1:33.6.
Long Jump: 1. Dunellen (Jonard Hall, Rontik Sadler, Vinnie Grausso) 61-4.25; 2. East Brunswick 60-1.25; 3. South Brunswick 59-2.25; 4. J.F. Kennedy 58-10.5; 5. New Brunswick 58-9.5; 6. Sayreville 54-9.75.
Pole Vault: 1. East Brunswick (Tyler Flood, Tim O’Sullivan, Greg Dakiewicz) 31-0; 2. (tie) J.F. Kennedy, South Brunswick 30-0; 4. South Plainfield 28-6; 5. St. Joseph 27-0.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
South Brunswick High School’s Brendan Vercammen wins javelin South Brunswick 91, St. Joseph 49
South Brunswick 91, St. Joseph 49
100: Chris Troche (SJ) 11.2; 200: Brian Oni (SB) 22.2; 400: Juwan Tisdale (SB) 52.2; 800: Tom Hogarty (SJ) 2:04.2; 1600: Kapil Sathyakumar (SB) 4:42; 3200: Mike Fernandes (SJ) 10:04.9; 4x400: South Brunswick (Kotey Ashie, Tre Tisdale, Kapil Sathyakumar, Juwan Tisdale) 3:31.2; 110 hurdles: Chris Troche (SJ) 15.2; 400 hurdles: Tyrin Fairman (SB) 57.7; High jump: Tim Moczula (SJ) 5-10; Pole vault: Derek Forthun (SB) 10-0; Long jump: Jaleel Alston (SB) 20-3; Triple jump: Nikhil Yerramilli (SB) 42-5; Shot put: Dominick Padovano (SB) 46-11; Discus: Dominick Padovano (SB) 142-9; Javelin: Brendan Vercammen (SB) 158-9. Records: South Brunswick 5-1, St. Joseph 1-3.
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East Brunswick 82, South Brunswick 58
100: Leonard Robbins (EB) 10.8; 200: Leonard Robbins (EB) 21.8; 400: Evan Walton (EB) 50.3; 800: Kapil Sathykumar (SB) 2:00.8; 1600: Brian Smith (EB) 4:35.4; 3200: Nick DeNuzzo (SB) 10:04.5; 110 High Hurdles: Jevon Tyree (SB) 15.5; 400 Hurdles: Kevin Mulcahey (EB) 58.9; 4x400: East Brunswick(Mulcahey, Donald Urschel, Thomas Marciante, Robbins) 3:28.6; Long Jump: Leonard Robbins (EB) 21-10; Triple Jump: Julian Quintin (EB) 41-11; Pole Vault: Tyler Flood (EB) 11-6; High Jump: Derek Forthun (SB) 6-2; Discus: Sam Mattis (EB) 184-8; Shot put: Sam (SB) 48-3; Javelin: Brendan Vercammen (SB) 159-7. Records: East Brunswick 4-0, South Brunswick 4-1.
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South Brunswick 87.5, Woodbridge 52.5
100: Isnard Mir-Merced (SB) 11.7; 200: William Orbach (W) 23.0; 400: William Orbach (W) 50.7; 800: Wismith Francois (W) 2:04.8; 1600: Nick DeNuzzo (SB) 4:43; 3200: Stephen Ragany (SB) 10:18; 4x400: South Brunswick (Cody Stephan, Juwan Tisdale, Kotey Ashie, Tre Tisdale) 3:32.2; 110 hurdles: Julian Bonado (W) 15.9; 400 hurdles: Jevon Tyree (SB) 59.8; High jump: Derek Forthun (SB) 6-0; Pole vault: Derek Forthun (SB) 10-0; Long jump: William Orbach (W) 19-2.5; Triple jump: Robby Robinson (SB) 40-0; Shot put: Max Issaka (SB) 43-8; Discus: Dominick Padovano (SB) 148-8; Javelin: Brendan Vercammen (SB) 152-0. Records: South Brunswick 4-0, Woodbridge 1-3.
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100: Chris Troche (SJ) 11.2; 200: Brian Oni (SB) 22.2; 400: Juwan Tisdale (SB) 52.2; 800: Tom Hogarty (SJ) 2:04.2; 1600: Kapil Sathyakumar (SB) 4:42; 3200: Mike Fernandes (SJ) 10:04.9; 4x400: South Brunswick (Kotey Ashie, Tre Tisdale, Kapil Sathyakumar, Juwan Tisdale) 3:31.2; 110 hurdles: Chris Troche (SJ) 15.2; 400 hurdles: Tyrin Fairman (SB) 57.7; High jump: Tim Moczula (SJ) 5-10; Pole vault: Derek Forthun (SB) 10-0; Long jump: Jaleel Alston (SB) 20-3; Triple jump: Nikhil Yerramilli (SB) 42-5; Shot put: Dominick Padovano (SB) 46-11; Discus: Dominick Padovano (SB) 142-9; Javelin: Brendan Vercammen (SB) 158-9. Records: South Brunswick 5-1, St. Joseph 1-3.
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East Brunswick 82, South Brunswick 58
100: Leonard Robbins (EB) 10.8; 200: Leonard Robbins (EB) 21.8; 400: Evan Walton (EB) 50.3; 800: Kapil Sathykumar (SB) 2:00.8; 1600: Brian Smith (EB) 4:35.4; 3200: Nick DeNuzzo (SB) 10:04.5; 110 High Hurdles: Jevon Tyree (SB) 15.5; 400 Hurdles: Kevin Mulcahey (EB) 58.9; 4x400: East Brunswick(Mulcahey, Donald Urschel, Thomas Marciante, Robbins) 3:28.6; Long Jump: Leonard Robbins (EB) 21-10; Triple Jump: Julian Quintin (EB) 41-11; Pole Vault: Tyler Flood (EB) 11-6; High Jump: Derek Forthun (SB) 6-2; Discus: Sam Mattis (EB) 184-8; Shot put: Sam (SB) 48-3; Javelin: Brendan Vercammen (SB) 159-7. Records: East Brunswick 4-0, South Brunswick 4-1.
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South Brunswick 87.5, Woodbridge 52.5
100: Isnard Mir-Merced (SB) 11.7; 200: William Orbach (W) 23.0; 400: William Orbach (W) 50.7; 800: Wismith Francois (W) 2:04.8; 1600: Nick DeNuzzo (SB) 4:43; 3200: Stephen Ragany (SB) 10:18; 4x400: South Brunswick (Cody Stephan, Juwan Tisdale, Kotey Ashie, Tre Tisdale) 3:32.2; 110 hurdles: Julian Bonado (W) 15.9; 400 hurdles: Jevon Tyree (SB) 59.8; High jump: Derek Forthun (SB) 6-0; Pole vault: Derek Forthun (SB) 10-0; Long jump: William Orbach (W) 19-2.5; Triple jump: Robby Robinson (SB) 40-0; Shot put: Max Issaka (SB) 43-8; Discus: Dominick Padovano (SB) 148-8; Javelin: Brendan Vercammen (SB) 152-0. Records: South Brunswick 4-0, Woodbridge 1-3.
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
HNT All-Area First Team Wrestling
HNT All-Area First Team
Wrestling
By GREG TUFARO • STAFF WRITER • March 27,
2010
ANTHONY ASHNAULT
SOUTH PLAINFIELD
Year: Freshman
Highlights: The rookie sensation became the Greater
Middlesex Conference's first state champion since
2005 when former South Plainfield star Jimmy
Conroy won the 103-pound title. Ashnault rolled to
the 103 state title with a 44-0 record. He defeated
Colts Neck junior Tyler Fraley 6-5 in the state final,
erasing a 4-2 deficit with a pair of takedowns. The
second takedown came late in the third period,
shortly after Ashnault cut Fraley, giving his
opponent a 5-4 lead. Ashnault is the reigning
Greater Middlesex Conference, District 12 and
Region 3 champion. He also won an individual title
at the Morris Knolls Invitational. Ashnault is the
Home News Tribune's Wrestler of the Year.
TROY HEILMANN
SOUTH PLAINFIELD
Year: Freshman
Highlights: The younger brother of senior Nick
Heilmann, who holds the school's record for career
victories, Troy placed sixth in the state tournament.
One of five outstanding freshmen on the state Group
III championship team, Heilmann also won the
Greater Middlesex Conference and District 12
tournament titles. He placed third at 112 in a loaded
weight class at the Region III Tournament.
Heilmann, who posted a 39-9 record, said he plans
to return next year to 112 pounds, where he hopes
to win a state title. Heilmann won 13 of his matches
by pin. He also won an individual crown at the
season-opening Morris Knolls Invitational.
HERIBERTO QUINTANA
PERTH AMBOY
Year: Senior
Highlights: The all-time winningest wrestler in
school history with a career record of 133-20,
Quintana is a four-time state qualifier, a four-time
district champion, a four-time region finalist and a
four-time Greater Middlesex Conference
Tournament placewinner. He ended the year with a
27-4 record following a 15-5 loss to Hunterdon
Central's Alex Shaffer in the 119-pound state final.
Quintana placed third in the state tournament a year
ago. He is the reigning GMC and District 19
champion. Quintana placed second in the GMC
Tournament as a junior and sophomore and third in
the GMCT as a freshman. Quintana excited crowds
throughout the state this season.
RAY DELANUEZ
EDISON
Year: Senior
Highlights: One of the most consistent performers
in the area over the past two years, DeLaNuez
steadily improved and his strides resulted in a Top
16 finish at the state tournament. The 125-pound
senior posted a 34-3 record on the year. He won a
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second straight District 19 and a second
consecutive Region V title. The reigning Greater
Middlesex Conference Tournament champion,
DeLaNuez owns a 91-17 career record. He won a
second straight Elizabeth Minuteman Invitational
Tournament title. DeLaNuez defeated nemesis Mike
Pysniak of Bishop Ahr to win the district and GMC
titles.
SCOTT DELVECCHIO
SOUTH PLAINFIELD
Year: Freshman
Highlights: The Tigers rolled to a 29-2 record with
a mix of veterans and newcomers. The contributions
of DelVecchio, who solidified the team's middle
weights with a 36-6 record at 130 pounds, enabled
South Plainfield to earn the No. 1 state ranking in
the New Jersey State Wrestling Coaches Association's
final poll. DelVecchio won the Greater Middlesex
Conference and District 12 tournaments. He was one
of nine Tigers to qualify for the state tournament,
matching a school record. DelVecchio placed third
in the Region III Tournament. He won 12 matches by
pin.
SAM EMBURGIA
MONROE
Year: Senior
Highlights: A four-time state tournament qualifier,
Emburgia, who previously won just one bout in
Atlantic City, made the most out of his final trip to
Boardwalk Hall, pinning nemesis Nick Heilmann of
South Plainfield in the third-place final. The 135-
pounder had lost all three previous meetings to
Heilmann including two setbacks in the Greater
Middlesex Conference Tournament finals. Emburgia
won his second straight Region V title (he was
named Outstanding Wrestler in 2009) and repeated
as a District 20 champion. Emburgia posted a 36-5
record on the year. He led Monroe with a team-best
23 pins.
CONOR HAYES
OLD BRIDGE
Year: Senior
Highlights: A four-year varsity letterwinner, Hayes
holds the school's career record with 120 victories.
He broke the previous mark of 114 wins, which
Kevin Jacoutot set 29 years ago, during the Region
V Tournament. Hayes went 40-4 on the year. He
won a District 20 title and a Region V championship
at 140 pounds. Hayes placed sixth in the state
tournament. Hayes is a three-time district champ
and two-time region champ. In 2009-10, he won
titles at the Matawan Invitational and in the
Hunterdon Central Tournament. Hayes placed third
in the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament,
rebounding from a 2-1 semifinal loss to South
Plainfield's Corey Stasenko with an 8-2 victory over
Edison's Devon Coates in the consolation finals.
RYAN SACCO
SOUTH PLAINFIELD
Year: Senior
Highlights: Sacco clinched South Plainfield's 26-24
victory over High Point in the state Group III final
with a memorable 6-5 win over Joey Gaccione in
four overtimes. The victory was the most important
of the four-year starter's career. He went on to place
seventh in the state tournament with a 7-2 decision
over Rahway's Diego Chavez. The reigning Greater
Middlesex Conference, District 12 and Region III
champion at 145 pounds finished with a 40-5
record. He owns a 107-30 career mark. A three-time
district champion, Sacco led South Plainfield to a
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second-place finish at the Virginia Duals.
COLIN HEWITT
FRANKLIN
Year: Junior
Highlights: A nagging right quadriceps muscle
strain forced Hewitt to miss two brief stretches of
the season. The strain caused Hewitt, who posted a
27-3 record, to lose a bout by injury default in late
December. The 152-pounder placed in the state
tournament for the third straight year. Hewitt lost a
tough 2-1 decision to Delsea senior Eric Reger for
third. Many anticipated that matchup to actually be
the state final. Hewitt's only other setback was a
stunning loss — by pin — to Kingsway's Joseph
Renard in the state tournament prequarterfinals.
Owner of a 93-15 career record, Hewitt is a two-
time district and two-time region champion. Hewitt
led a remarkable turnaround at Franklin, which
reached the North 2 Group IV final during the
school's first NJSIAA Team Tournament appearance.
FRANK BOZZOMO
MIDDLESEX
Year: Junior
Highlights: An injury from football season —
Bozzomo started at linebacker and fullback — forced
the Middlesex standout to ease into the wrestling
season. He was held out of a late December
tournament at Hunterdon Central but soon picked
right up where he left off a year ago, finishing 31-3
on the year to improve his career mark to 87-23.
Unlike previous seasons, when Bozzomo was forced t
o wrestle up in class because the Blue Jays were
loaded at his more natural weight, the junior was
able to compete at 160 pounds. There, he won the
District 12 and Region III tournaments and finished
Top 12 in the state tournament. A three-time district
placewinner, Bozzomo finished runner-up in the
Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament,
dropping a 3-2 decision to Piscataway's Tevin Shaw.
BRENDAN VERCAMMEN
SOUTH BRUNSWICK
Year: Senior
Highlights: The senior became South Brunswick's
third state medal winner in as many years with a 3-2
victory over Plainfield's Dawud Hicks in the 171-
pound fifth-place final. Vercammen ranks third all-
time in victories at South Brunswick with a 97-21
career record. He posted a 37-4 mark this season.
Vercammen won titles at the District 20, Greater
Middlesex Conference and Mustang Classic
tournaments. He finished second at the Region V
Tournament. Last year, Vercammen won a region
title, a district title and placed second in the GMCT.
Vercammen wrestled with an intellect that matched
his physical strength, according to his coaches.
MIKE WAGNER
SOUTH PLAINFIELD
Year: Senior
Highlights: Wagner, who will continue his career at
Rutgers University, finished second in the state
tournament at 189 pounds, falling to three-time
state champion Andrew Campolattano of Bound
Brook. Wagner ended the year with a 40-2 record.
Both losses came to Campolattano. Wagner ends his
stellar career with a 90-14 career mark. He won
titles in the Greater Middlesex Conference, District
12, Region III and Morris Knolls Invitational
tournaments. He placed fourth in the state
tournament a year ago. One of South Plainfield's
team captains, Wagner set an example in the
wrestling room with his work ethic and strong
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leadership, according to his coaches.
MARC TYSON
MONROE
Year: Senior
Highlights: Known more as one of the state's best
football players, Tyson, who starred at linebacker
and defensive end for the Central Group III c
hampion Falcons, began wrestling just four years
ago. Despite being a relative newcomer to the sport,
Tyson capped his career with a fifth-place finish at
215 pounds in the state tournament. Tyson wrestled
with more brute strength than technique, but the
results were a 37-4 record, including 16 pins. His
pin of eight seconds was the fastest on the team and
one of the fastest in the area. He also led Monroe in
victories. Tyson defeated Perth Amboy's Joel Perez to
win the Region V title. He also won a Greater
Middlesex Conference and District 20
championship.
RYAN MOSKWA
PERTH AMBOY
Year: Junior
Highlights: One of the area's most improved
grapplers, Moskwa raised his career record to 52-
28 after finishing with a 34-6 mark this season. The
gifted heavyweight was one of the constants on a
Perth Amboy team that was in a perpetual state of f
lux. He was a steadying influence on a young team
that lost several competitors to injury, defection and
discipline. Moskwa won the Greater Middlesex
Conference and District 19 tournament titles. He
placed third in Region V and was a Top 12 finisher
at the state tournament. Last year, Moskwa was
second in the district and sixth in the GMC.
Wrestling
By GREG TUFARO • STAFF WRITER • March 27,
2010
ANTHONY ASHNAULT
SOUTH PLAINFIELD
Year: Freshman
Highlights: The rookie sensation became the Greater
Middlesex Conference's first state champion since
2005 when former South Plainfield star Jimmy
Conroy won the 103-pound title. Ashnault rolled to
the 103 state title with a 44-0 record. He defeated
Colts Neck junior Tyler Fraley 6-5 in the state final,
erasing a 4-2 deficit with a pair of takedowns. The
second takedown came late in the third period,
shortly after Ashnault cut Fraley, giving his
opponent a 5-4 lead. Ashnault is the reigning
Greater Middlesex Conference, District 12 and
Region 3 champion. He also won an individual title
at the Morris Knolls Invitational. Ashnault is the
Home News Tribune's Wrestler of the Year.
TROY HEILMANN
SOUTH PLAINFIELD
Year: Freshman
Highlights: The younger brother of senior Nick
Heilmann, who holds the school's record for career
victories, Troy placed sixth in the state tournament.
One of five outstanding freshmen on the state Group
III championship team, Heilmann also won the
Greater Middlesex Conference and District 12
tournament titles. He placed third at 112 in a loaded
weight class at the Region III Tournament.
Heilmann, who posted a 39-9 record, said he plans
to return next year to 112 pounds, where he hopes
to win a state title. Heilmann won 13 of his matches
by pin. He also won an individual crown at the
season-opening Morris Knolls Invitational.
HERIBERTO QUINTANA
PERTH AMBOY
Year: Senior
Highlights: The all-time winningest wrestler in
school history with a career record of 133-20,
Quintana is a four-time state qualifier, a four-time
district champion, a four-time region finalist and a
four-time Greater Middlesex Conference
Tournament placewinner. He ended the year with a
27-4 record following a 15-5 loss to Hunterdon
Central's Alex Shaffer in the 119-pound state final.
Quintana placed third in the state tournament a year
ago. He is the reigning GMC and District 19
champion. Quintana placed second in the GMC
Tournament as a junior and sophomore and third in
the GMCT as a freshman. Quintana excited crowds
throughout the state this season.
RAY DELANUEZ
EDISON
Year: Senior
Highlights: One of the most consistent performers
in the area over the past two years, DeLaNuez
steadily improved and his strides resulted in a Top
16 finish at the state tournament. The 125-pound
senior posted a 34-3 record on the year. He won a
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second straight District 19 and a second
consecutive Region V title. The reigning Greater
Middlesex Conference Tournament champion,
DeLaNuez owns a 91-17 career record. He won a
second straight Elizabeth Minuteman Invitational
Tournament title. DeLaNuez defeated nemesis Mike
Pysniak of Bishop Ahr to win the district and GMC
titles.
SCOTT DELVECCHIO
SOUTH PLAINFIELD
Year: Freshman
Highlights: The Tigers rolled to a 29-2 record with
a mix of veterans and newcomers. The contributions
of DelVecchio, who solidified the team's middle
weights with a 36-6 record at 130 pounds, enabled
South Plainfield to earn the No. 1 state ranking in
the New Jersey State Wrestling Coaches Association's
final poll. DelVecchio won the Greater Middlesex
Conference and District 12 tournaments. He was one
of nine Tigers to qualify for the state tournament,
matching a school record. DelVecchio placed third
in the Region III Tournament. He won 12 matches by
pin.
SAM EMBURGIA
MONROE
Year: Senior
Highlights: A four-time state tournament qualifier,
Emburgia, who previously won just one bout in
Atlantic City, made the most out of his final trip to
Boardwalk Hall, pinning nemesis Nick Heilmann of
South Plainfield in the third-place final. The 135-
pounder had lost all three previous meetings to
Heilmann including two setbacks in the Greater
Middlesex Conference Tournament finals. Emburgia
won his second straight Region V title (he was
named Outstanding Wrestler in 2009) and repeated
as a District 20 champion. Emburgia posted a 36-5
record on the year. He led Monroe with a team-best
23 pins.
CONOR HAYES
OLD BRIDGE
Year: Senior
Highlights: A four-year varsity letterwinner, Hayes
holds the school's career record with 120 victories.
He broke the previous mark of 114 wins, which
Kevin Jacoutot set 29 years ago, during the Region
V Tournament. Hayes went 40-4 on the year. He
won a District 20 title and a Region V championship
at 140 pounds. Hayes placed sixth in the state
tournament. Hayes is a three-time district champ
and two-time region champ. In 2009-10, he won
titles at the Matawan Invitational and in the
Hunterdon Central Tournament. Hayes placed third
in the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament,
rebounding from a 2-1 semifinal loss to South
Plainfield's Corey Stasenko with an 8-2 victory over
Edison's Devon Coates in the consolation finals.
RYAN SACCO
SOUTH PLAINFIELD
Year: Senior
Highlights: Sacco clinched South Plainfield's 26-24
victory over High Point in the state Group III final
with a memorable 6-5 win over Joey Gaccione in
four overtimes. The victory was the most important
of the four-year starter's career. He went on to place
seventh in the state tournament with a 7-2 decision
over Rahway's Diego Chavez. The reigning Greater
Middlesex Conference, District 12 and Region III
champion at 145 pounds finished with a 40-5
record. He owns a 107-30 career mark. A three-time
district champion, Sacco led South Plainfield to a
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second-place finish at the Virginia Duals.
COLIN HEWITT
FRANKLIN
Year: Junior
Highlights: A nagging right quadriceps muscle
strain forced Hewitt to miss two brief stretches of
the season. The strain caused Hewitt, who posted a
27-3 record, to lose a bout by injury default in late
December. The 152-pounder placed in the state
tournament for the third straight year. Hewitt lost a
tough 2-1 decision to Delsea senior Eric Reger for
third. Many anticipated that matchup to actually be
the state final. Hewitt's only other setback was a
stunning loss — by pin — to Kingsway's Joseph
Renard in the state tournament prequarterfinals.
Owner of a 93-15 career record, Hewitt is a two-
time district and two-time region champion. Hewitt
led a remarkable turnaround at Franklin, which
reached the North 2 Group IV final during the
school's first NJSIAA Team Tournament appearance.
FRANK BOZZOMO
MIDDLESEX
Year: Junior
Highlights: An injury from football season —
Bozzomo started at linebacker and fullback — forced
the Middlesex standout to ease into the wrestling
season. He was held out of a late December
tournament at Hunterdon Central but soon picked
right up where he left off a year ago, finishing 31-3
on the year to improve his career mark to 87-23.
Unlike previous seasons, when Bozzomo was forced t
o wrestle up in class because the Blue Jays were
loaded at his more natural weight, the junior was
able to compete at 160 pounds. There, he won the
District 12 and Region III tournaments and finished
Top 12 in the state tournament. A three-time district
placewinner, Bozzomo finished runner-up in the
Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament,
dropping a 3-2 decision to Piscataway's Tevin Shaw.
BRENDAN VERCAMMEN
SOUTH BRUNSWICK
Year: Senior
Highlights: The senior became South Brunswick's
third state medal winner in as many years with a 3-2
victory over Plainfield's Dawud Hicks in the 171-
pound fifth-place final. Vercammen ranks third all-
time in victories at South Brunswick with a 97-21
career record. He posted a 37-4 mark this season.
Vercammen won titles at the District 20, Greater
Middlesex Conference and Mustang Classic
tournaments. He finished second at the Region V
Tournament. Last year, Vercammen won a region
title, a district title and placed second in the GMCT.
Vercammen wrestled with an intellect that matched
his physical strength, according to his coaches.
MIKE WAGNER
SOUTH PLAINFIELD
Year: Senior
Highlights: Wagner, who will continue his career at
Rutgers University, finished second in the state
tournament at 189 pounds, falling to three-time
state champion Andrew Campolattano of Bound
Brook. Wagner ended the year with a 40-2 record.
Both losses came to Campolattano. Wagner ends his
stellar career with a 90-14 career mark. He won
titles in the Greater Middlesex Conference, District
12, Region III and Morris Knolls Invitational
tournaments. He placed fourth in the state
tournament a year ago. One of South Plainfield's
team captains, Wagner set an example in the
wrestling room with his work ethic and strong
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leadership, according to his coaches.
MARC TYSON
MONROE
Year: Senior
Highlights: Known more as one of the state's best
football players, Tyson, who starred at linebacker
and defensive end for the Central Group III c
hampion Falcons, began wrestling just four years
ago. Despite being a relative newcomer to the sport,
Tyson capped his career with a fifth-place finish at
215 pounds in the state tournament. Tyson wrestled
with more brute strength than technique, but the
results were a 37-4 record, including 16 pins. His
pin of eight seconds was the fastest on the team and
one of the fastest in the area. He also led Monroe in
victories. Tyson defeated Perth Amboy's Joel Perez to
win the Region V title. He also won a Greater
Middlesex Conference and District 20
championship.
RYAN MOSKWA
PERTH AMBOY
Year: Junior
Highlights: One of the area's most improved
grapplers, Moskwa raised his career record to 52-
28 after finishing with a 34-6 mark this season. The
gifted heavyweight was one of the constants on a
Perth Amboy team that was in a perpetual state of f
lux. He was a steadying influence on a young team
that lost several competitors to injury, defection and
discipline. Moskwa won the Greater Middlesex
Conference and District 19 tournament titles. He
placed third in Region V and was a Top 12 finisher
at the state tournament. Last year, Moskwa was
second in the district and sixth in the GMC.
NJ WRESTLING: Middlesex County season in review
NJ WRESTLING: Middlesex County season in review
Mike Berg, March 20, 2010 10:53 p.m.
Anthony Ashnault (103 pounds) of South Plainfield is The Star-Ledger's Middlesex County Wrestler of the Year. - (Andrew Mills/The Star-Ledger)
Wrestler of the year: Anthony Ashnault accomplished just about everything a wrestler could achieve in one season -- and he's only a freshman.
"The goal was to win a state championship for South Plainfield and, after that, win another state championship," said Ashnault, who upended top-seeded Tyler Fraley of Colts Neck, 6-5, to collect the 103-pound state title at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City on March 7. "This season was everything I'd hoped for, and I got a little extra by going undefeated."
Ashnault cruised to a 44-0 record and led his South Plainfield squad, the final No. 1-ranked team in The Star-Ledger Top 20, to its first state title since 2007. In the process, he earned the first Greater Middlesex Conference, District 12 and Region 3 titles of his young career.
In addition, Ashnault won six matches at the 30th Annual Virginia Duals, a high-powered tournament that hosted some of the country's top teams in January.
"I prepared for every match the same way, but Virginia was my first challenge where I knew there were going to be national quality kids and I had to perform my best," he said. "Once I beat some big names there, I knew I could do a lot in the state."
Ashnault performed just as well on the state tournament stage, knocking off Toms River North's Kyle McNulty in the quarterfinals and Jackson's Brian Hamann in the semifinals, the eventual third and fourth-place finishers, respectively.
"I think he outworks every three-pounder in the state," said South Plainfield coach Kevin McCann, a state champion for South Plainfield at 135 pounds in 1991. "He's never missed a practice, never sat out for an injury. He's a workhorse, and he's a great kid."
Ashnault joins a star-studded history of 103-pound state champions from South Plainfield, including Jimmy Conroy, who won the Greater Middlesex Conference's last state title in 2004, and Matt Anderson, a third-year volunteer on the South Plainfield coaching staff who won a title in 2000.
"I remember going to the Meadowlands and watching Matt Anderson," said Ashnault. "When you're sitting in the bleachers, it looks so much bigger than when you're on the floor wrestling. I wanted to be there and I wanted to wrestle on the big stage."
Team of the year: South Plainfield (29-2) knocked off top-ranked High Point, 26-24, in the NJSIAA Group 3 state championship on Feb. 14 to earn its fourth state crown in the past six seasons and solidify itself as The Star-Ledger's No. 1 team in New Jersey. The Top 20 Trophy for finishing No. 1 in the state rankings is South Plainfield's first.
The school fell in two matches this season - a 30-29 loss to St. Mark's of Delaware and a 34-20 setback to No. 4 Jackson in January - before rebounding to collect its sixth Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament title in the last seven years and its state-record 26th consecutive district title when it captured District 12.
The school qualified nine wrestlers for the state tournament to tie a school record while crowning a school-record five Region 3 champions. It then eclipsed another school record by collecting five individual state tournament medals from Ashnault (first at 103), Troy Heilmann (sixth at 112), Nick Heilmann (fourth at 135), Ryan Sacco (seventh at 145) and Mike Wagner (second at 189).
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Coach of the year: The odds are stacked against Craig Girvan of Highland Park, where he assembles a team from a pool of approximately 400 students, is overshadowed by a successful football program and is just 10 years removed from one of the lowest points a team could reach.
"In 2001, we finished the year with just four kids and we didn't win a match," said Girvan, who joined Highland Park as an assistant in 2001. "But we've been working ever since to establish the program and we now have the type of athletes that can really take the program to the next level."
Girvan, who took over as head coach in 2007, led his team to an 11-11 mark this season and sent Tyler Rios and D'Andre Bell to the state tournament, the first time in the school's history that it sent competitors to wrestle on the state level. Bell, a senior 130-pounder, was a Region 5 runner-up while Rios, a 189-pound sophomore, earned District 19 gold before placing third in the region.
"I now have a lot of freshman and sophomore kids that are relatively new to the sport, and I think they will progress," Girvan said. "I think Tyler will be our leader, and he will inspire our younger kids to reach that higher level."
Broken records: Conor Hayes, a 140-pound senior who placed sixth in the state this season, set Old Bridge's career victory record by compiling a 120-31 mark.
He went 40-4 this season and lost just one match prior to the state tournament, a 2-1 loss to South Plainfield's Corey Stasenko in the GMC Tournament semifinals, to break two-time state champion Kevin Jacoutot's school record of 114 victories that has stood since 1982.
"Conor's been a very solid part of the program for four years," said coach Bryan Garnett. "He made good strides in strength this year, coming in at 140 after he wrestled at 103 as a freshman and sophomore and 125 as a junior. He's a leader on the team and he's worked extremely hard."
South Brunswick eclipsed a team record by piling up 18 victories this season, snapping the previous mark of 17 victories, and could have had more if it were not for five weather-related match cancellations.
Brendan Vercammen, a 171-pound senior who collected a fifth-place finish in the state tournament, captained the team with seniors Frank Capraro (125 pounds) and Jeff Goldhagen (189), who each placed third at District 20. Vercammen was second in Region 5 and won the District 20 title.
"As you coach, you tell the kids that chemistry is a very important thing, and these guys let the team know what the expectations were," said South Brunswick coach Joe Dougherty. "We had a lot of sophomores in the lineup, and our seniors were outstanding with them."
Second best: Senior Heriberto Quintana of Perth Amboy fell to Hunterdon Central's Alex Shaffer, 15-5, in the 119-pound state final to improve on his third-place finish at 112 pounds in 2009. South Plainfield's Mike Wagner, a senior, dropped a 9-4 decision to Bound Brook's Andrew Campolattano in the 189-pound title bout to improve on his fourth-place finish at 171 pounds last winter. Campolattano has won three state championships.
Anthony Ashnault of South Plainfield defeats Tyler Fraley of Colts Neck in 103-pound finals bout
Heriberto Quintana of Perth Amboy wins against Joe Orecchio of Don Bosco in the semis
Mike Berg, March 20, 2010 10:53 p.m.
Anthony Ashnault (103 pounds) of South Plainfield is The Star-Ledger's Middlesex County Wrestler of the Year. - (Andrew Mills/The Star-Ledger)
Wrestler of the year: Anthony Ashnault accomplished just about everything a wrestler could achieve in one season -- and he's only a freshman.
"The goal was to win a state championship for South Plainfield and, after that, win another state championship," said Ashnault, who upended top-seeded Tyler Fraley of Colts Neck, 6-5, to collect the 103-pound state title at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City on March 7. "This season was everything I'd hoped for, and I got a little extra by going undefeated."
Ashnault cruised to a 44-0 record and led his South Plainfield squad, the final No. 1-ranked team in The Star-Ledger Top 20, to its first state title since 2007. In the process, he earned the first Greater Middlesex Conference, District 12 and Region 3 titles of his young career.
In addition, Ashnault won six matches at the 30th Annual Virginia Duals, a high-powered tournament that hosted some of the country's top teams in January.
"I prepared for every match the same way, but Virginia was my first challenge where I knew there were going to be national quality kids and I had to perform my best," he said. "Once I beat some big names there, I knew I could do a lot in the state."
Ashnault performed just as well on the state tournament stage, knocking off Toms River North's Kyle McNulty in the quarterfinals and Jackson's Brian Hamann in the semifinals, the eventual third and fourth-place finishers, respectively.
"I think he outworks every three-pounder in the state," said South Plainfield coach Kevin McCann, a state champion for South Plainfield at 135 pounds in 1991. "He's never missed a practice, never sat out for an injury. He's a workhorse, and he's a great kid."
Ashnault joins a star-studded history of 103-pound state champions from South Plainfield, including Jimmy Conroy, who won the Greater Middlesex Conference's last state title in 2004, and Matt Anderson, a third-year volunteer on the South Plainfield coaching staff who won a title in 2000.
"I remember going to the Meadowlands and watching Matt Anderson," said Ashnault. "When you're sitting in the bleachers, it looks so much bigger than when you're on the floor wrestling. I wanted to be there and I wanted to wrestle on the big stage."
Team of the year: South Plainfield (29-2) knocked off top-ranked High Point, 26-24, in the NJSIAA Group 3 state championship on Feb. 14 to earn its fourth state crown in the past six seasons and solidify itself as The Star-Ledger's No. 1 team in New Jersey. The Top 20 Trophy for finishing No. 1 in the state rankings is South Plainfield's first.
The school fell in two matches this season - a 30-29 loss to St. Mark's of Delaware and a 34-20 setback to No. 4 Jackson in January - before rebounding to collect its sixth Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament title in the last seven years and its state-record 26th consecutive district title when it captured District 12.
The school qualified nine wrestlers for the state tournament to tie a school record while crowning a school-record five Region 3 champions. It then eclipsed another school record by collecting five individual state tournament medals from Ashnault (first at 103), Troy Heilmann (sixth at 112), Nick Heilmann (fourth at 135), Ryan Sacco (seventh at 145) and Mike Wagner (second at 189).
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Coach of the year: The odds are stacked against Craig Girvan of Highland Park, where he assembles a team from a pool of approximately 400 students, is overshadowed by a successful football program and is just 10 years removed from one of the lowest points a team could reach.
"In 2001, we finished the year with just four kids and we didn't win a match," said Girvan, who joined Highland Park as an assistant in 2001. "But we've been working ever since to establish the program and we now have the type of athletes that can really take the program to the next level."
Girvan, who took over as head coach in 2007, led his team to an 11-11 mark this season and sent Tyler Rios and D'Andre Bell to the state tournament, the first time in the school's history that it sent competitors to wrestle on the state level. Bell, a senior 130-pounder, was a Region 5 runner-up while Rios, a 189-pound sophomore, earned District 19 gold before placing third in the region.
"I now have a lot of freshman and sophomore kids that are relatively new to the sport, and I think they will progress," Girvan said. "I think Tyler will be our leader, and he will inspire our younger kids to reach that higher level."
Broken records: Conor Hayes, a 140-pound senior who placed sixth in the state this season, set Old Bridge's career victory record by compiling a 120-31 mark.
He went 40-4 this season and lost just one match prior to the state tournament, a 2-1 loss to South Plainfield's Corey Stasenko in the GMC Tournament semifinals, to break two-time state champion Kevin Jacoutot's school record of 114 victories that has stood since 1982.
"Conor's been a very solid part of the program for four years," said coach Bryan Garnett. "He made good strides in strength this year, coming in at 140 after he wrestled at 103 as a freshman and sophomore and 125 as a junior. He's a leader on the team and he's worked extremely hard."
South Brunswick eclipsed a team record by piling up 18 victories this season, snapping the previous mark of 17 victories, and could have had more if it were not for five weather-related match cancellations.
Brendan Vercammen, a 171-pound senior who collected a fifth-place finish in the state tournament, captained the team with seniors Frank Capraro (125 pounds) and Jeff Goldhagen (189), who each placed third at District 20. Vercammen was second in Region 5 and won the District 20 title.
"As you coach, you tell the kids that chemistry is a very important thing, and these guys let the team know what the expectations were," said South Brunswick coach Joe Dougherty. "We had a lot of sophomores in the lineup, and our seniors were outstanding with them."
Second best: Senior Heriberto Quintana of Perth Amboy fell to Hunterdon Central's Alex Shaffer, 15-5, in the 119-pound state final to improve on his third-place finish at 112 pounds in 2009. South Plainfield's Mike Wagner, a senior, dropped a 9-4 decision to Bound Brook's Andrew Campolattano in the 189-pound title bout to improve on his fourth-place finish at 171 pounds last winter. Campolattano has won three state championships.
Anthony Ashnault of South Plainfield defeats Tyler Fraley of Colts Neck in 103-pound finals bout
Heriberto Quintana of Perth Amboy wins against Joe Orecchio of Don Bosco in the semis
NJ wrestling: All-area and all-prep individual honors THE STAR-LEDGER,
NJ wrestling: All-area and all-prep individual honors
THE STAR-LEDGER, March 22, 2010
ALL-MIDDLESEX
FIRST TEAM
103–Anthony Ashnault, South Plainfield
112–Troy Heilmann, South Plainfield
119–Heriberto Quintana, Perth Amboy
125–Ray DeLaNuez, Edison
130–Scott DelVecchio, South Plainfield
135–Sam Emburgia, Monroe
140–Conor Hayes, Old Bridge
145–Ryan Sacco, South Plainfield
152–David Saley, Monroe
160–Frank Bozzomo, Middlesex
171–Brendan Vercammen, South Brunswick
189–Mike Wagner, South Plainfield
215–Marc Tyson, Monroe
HWT–Ryan Moskwa, Perth Amboy
SECOND TEAM
103–Gary Siriday, Sayreville
112–Zach Matthijs, Colonia
119–Anthony Peterson, Edison
125–Rich Szeliga, South Plainfield
130–D'Andre Bell, Highland Park
135–Nick Heilmann, South Plainfield
140–Corey Stasenko, South Plainfield
145–Taylor Black, Bishop Ahr
152–Carlos Rosario, Perth Amboy
160–Hunter Pipala, Monroe
171–Steven Zafrani, Old Bridge
189–Nicholas Orak, Old Bridge
215–Joel Perez, Perth Amboy
HWT–Bobby Sacks, South Plainfield
THIRD TEAM
103–Luis Nunez, Perth Amboy
112–Mike Palomba, South River
119–Tyler Hunt, South Plainfield
125–Mike Pysniak, Bishop Ahr
130–John Gozzolino, Carteret
135–Derek Delacruz, Bishop Ahr
140–David Powell, Piscataway
145–Jaime Bond, Old Bridge
152–Garrett Cuddey, Spotswood
160–Gino Schifano, Sayreville
171–Brandon Stout, Piscataway
189–Tyler Rios, Highland Park
215–Seth Yocum, South Plainfield
HWT–Christian Bollin, Middlesex
NJ wrestling: All-area and all-prep individual honors
THE STAR-LEDGER, March 22, 2010 3:03 p.m.
James Lawson of Manchester Township was the 2010 state champion at heavyweight and a First Team All-Shore selection. - (Andrew Mills/The Star-Ledger)
ALL-AREA WRESTLING TEAMS
ALL-PREP
FIRST TEAM
103-Max Hvolbek, Blair
112-Evan Silver, Blair
119-Mark Grey, Blair
125-Russell Parsons, Blair
130-Todd Preston, Blair
135-Austin Ormsbee, Blair
140-Bobby Ranalli, St. Benedict's
145-Chris Villalonga, Blair
152-Jesse Shanaman, Blair
160-Brad Bishop, Blair
171-Cody Epps, Rutgers Prep
189-Mike Evans, Blair
215-Sule Marquez-Monsanto, Lawrenceville
HWT-Brooks Black, Blair
SECOND TEAM
103-Rickey Perrine, Peddie
112-Sahil Trikha, Rutgers Prep
119-Zach Jacobs, St. Benedict's
125-Whitey Forte, St. Benedict's
130-Matt Aaron, St. Benedict's
135-Mike Tully, Peddie
140-Jack Wedholm, Blair
145-Orchirbat Bayanjaral, St. Benedict's
152-Bobby Bah, St. Benedict's
160-Peter Griffith, Lawrenceville
171-Marino Orlandi, Blair
189-Isaiah Cromwell, St. Benedict's
215-Riad Abu-Smail, St. Benedict's
HWT-Christian Lippay, Lawrenceville
THIRD TEAM
103-Mike Prihoda, Lawrenceville
112-Anthony Johns, St. Benedict's
119-Peter Coutros, Rutgers Prep
125-Scott Stevens, Peddie
130-Mike Clark, Peddie
135-Chris Dowdy, St. Benedict's
140-Eli Walters, Rutgers Prep
145-Mathew Kostman, Peddie
152-Jae Yun Jung, Peddie
160-Dylan Baxter, Rutgers Prep
171-Greg Casimir, St. Benedict's
189-Haik Sahakian, Peddie
215-Dillon Hoffman, Blair
HWT-Agbonlahor Edomwonyi, St. Benedict's
ALL-BERGEN
FIRST TEAM
103–Nick Gravina, Northern Highlands
112–Jeff Rottingen, Ramsey
119–Joe Orecchio, Don Bosco Prep
125–Connor Melde, Bergen Catholic
130–Frank Cagnina, Queen of Peace
135–Vinny Fava, Elmwood Park
140–Sal Mastriani, Don Bosco Prep
145–Johansi Rivera, Fort Lee
152–Keith Switzer, Bergen Catholic
160–Frank Mattiace, Don Bosco Prep
171–Jamie Westwood, Queen of Peace
189–Razohan Gross, Don Bosco Prep
215–Jonathan Price, Hackensack
HWT–Mike Shannon, Old Tappan
SECOND TEAM
103–Brian Schneider, Hackensack
112–Anthony Miuccio, Old Tappan
119–Sergio Grigorian, Fair Lawn
125–Andrew Polidore, Queen of Peace
130–James Dawson, Don Bosco Prep
135–Zach Zotollo, Paramus
140–Nick Alpher, Paramus
145–Matt Dickman, Glen Rock/Saddle Brook
152–Jason Dack, Don Bosco Prep
160–Mike Mordaga, Paramus
171–Mike Khoury, St. Joseph (Mont.)
189–Brendan Wengerter, Cresskill
215–Luke Pragdat, Mahwah
HWT–Joe Ortiz, Ridgefield Park/Ridgefield
THIRD TEAM
103–Trevor Albrecht, Bergen Catholic
112–Thomas Casper, Bergen Catholic
119–Steven Schneider, Emerson/Park Ridge
125–Nick Maselli, Emerson/Park Ridge
130–Nick Guarriello, Emerson/Park Ridge
135–Joe DeQuinzio, Hasbrouck Heights/Wood-Ridge
140–Sam Pietrantuono, Ridgewood
145–Darius Charles, Old Tappan
152–James Dugan, Becton/Wallington
160–Dane McDermott, St. Joseph (Mont.)
171–Damian Murberg, Pascack Valley
189–Mike Scrozzo, Queen of Peace
215–Phil McCue, St. Joseph (Mont.)
HWT–Kurt Schmitz, Don Bosco Prep
ALL-ESSEX
FIRST TEAM
103-Brenden Calas, Seton Hall Prep
112-Chris Lantz, Bloomfield
119-Anthony Perrotti, West Essex
125-Lou Mascola, Seton Hall Prep
130-Vin Scuttaro, Nutley
135-Dante Montes, Nutley
140-Fabian Rosario, Bloomfield
145-Brandon Bright, Livingston
152-Evan O’Keefe, Glen Ridge
160-Ottis Wright, Montclair
171-Joe Lombardo, Seton Hall Prep
189-Colin Farawell, Verona
215-Michael Silverberg, Livingston
HWT-Emiliano Betancor, West Orange
SECOND TEAM
103-Chris Rosetti, Bloomfield
112-Jason Estevez, Livingston
119-P.J. Farinella, Livingston
125-Michael Ferinde, Nutley
130-Evan Miles, Montclair
135-Justin Estevez, Livingston
140-Frank Marotti, West Essex
145-Karim Singleton, West Orange
152-Hakim Williams, West Orange
160-Paul Caffone, West Essex
171-Sean Shabazian, Verona
189-Tyler Selby, Seton Hall Prep
215-Aleks Berman, West Orange
HWT-Dan Pierce, Caldwell
THIRD TEAM
103-Bobby Trombetta, Nutley
112-Justin Colon, Belleville
119-Katon Washington, Montclair
125-Jimmy Ciampi, West Essex
130-Nick DeFranza, Cedar Grove
135-Connor Chauncey, Bloomfield
140-Andrew Kratsch, Caldwell
145-Jason Kratsch, Caldwell
152-Joe Anello, Belleville
160-Vin Angelone, West Orange
171-Anthony Angelone, West Orange
189-Anthony Paris, Livingston
215-Mike Schaafsma, Seton Hall Prep
HWT-Christian Delgado, Newark East Side
HWT-James Goode, Columbia
ALL-HUDSON
103-Frank Biafore, St. Peter’s Prep
112-Vin DeMartino, North Bergen
119-Jorge Reyes, North Bergen
125-Alex Richardson, St. Peter’s Prep
130-Julian Quintero, North Bergen
135-Miguel Matos, Kearny
140-Francisco Colom, St. Peters’s Prep
145-Dave Bush, Kearny
152-Chris Duran, North Bergen
160-Anthony Pafumi, St. Peter’s Prep
171-James Fox, St. Peter’s Prep
189-Francisco Yanis, North Bergen
215-Kevin Innis, St. Peter’s Prep
HWT-Hector Garcia, Hudson Catholic
ALL-MIDDLESEX
FIRST TEAM
103–Anthony Ashnault, South Plainfield
112–Troy Heilmann, South Plainfield
119–Heriberto Quintana, Perth Amboy
125–Ray DeLaNuez, Edison
130–Scott DelVecchio, South Plainfield
135–Sam Emburgia, Monroe
140–Conor Hayes, Old Bridge
145–Ryan Sacco, South Plainfield
152–David Saley, Monroe
160–Frank Bozzomo, Middlesex
171–Brendan Vercammen, South Brunswick
189–Mike Wagner, South Plainfield
215–Marc Tyson, Monroe
HWT–Ryan Moskwa, Perth Amboy
SECOND TEAM
103–Gary Siriday, Sayreville
112–Zach Matthijs, Colonia
119–Anthony Peterson, Edison
125–Rich Szeliga, South Plainfield
130–D'Andre Bell, Highland Park
135–Nick Heilmann, South Plainfield
140–Corey Stasenko, South Plainfield
145–Taylor Black, Bishop Ahr
152–Carlos Rosario, Perth Amboy
160–Hunter Pipala, Monroe
171–Steven Zafrani, Old Bridge
189–Nicholas Orak, Old Bridge
215–Joel Perez, Perth Amboy
HWT–Bobby Sacks, South Plainfield
THIRD TEAM
103–Luis Nunez, Perth Amboy
112–Mike Palomba, South River
119–Tyler Hunt, South Plainfield
125–Mike Pysniak, Bishop Ahr
130–John Gozzolino, Carteret
135–Derek Delacruz, Bishop Ahr
140–David Powell, Piscataway
145–Jaime Bond, Old Bridge
152–Garrett Cuddey, Spotswood
160–Gino Schifano, Sayreville
171–Brandon Stout, Piscataway
189–Tyler Rios, Highland Park
215–Seth Yocum, South Plainfield
HWT–Christian Bollin, Middlesex
ALL-MORRIS
FIRST TEAM
103-Patsy Davis, Madison
112-Jorge Lopez, Delbarton
119-Matt Albano, Delbarton
125-Mike Polizzi, Montville
130-Jeff Canfora, Delbarton
135-Devon Gobbo, Delbarton
140-C.J. Caserta, Roxbury
145-Ryan Colwell, Madison
152-Mike Intile, Montville
160-Jeff Fricke, Chatham
171-Mike Lomio, Hanover Park
189-Austin DiMarco, Mountain Lakes
215-Darren Dungee, Morristown
HWT-Peter Wolmart, Randolph
SECOND TEAM
103-Jan Rosenberg, Morris Knolls
112-Chad Coppa, Pequannock
119-Adam Ramadan, Morris Knolls
125-R.J. DeGeorge, Pequannock
130-Eric Fajardo, Boonton
135-David Standridge, Parsippany
140-Anthony Mariano, Parsippany
145-Rob Smith, Randolph
152-Christian Mazzocchi, Madison
160-Richard Barnish, Boonton
171-Mike Amada, Mount Olive
189-Greg Barnish, Montville
215-Chris Florek, Mendham
HWT-Mike Spencer, Pequannock
THIRD TEAM
103-Max Rogers, Delbarton
112-Adam Sabo, Hanover Park
119-Ben Conover, Mendham
125-Anthony Sorisi, Hanover Park
130-Luke Maroldi, Kinnelon
135-Kevin Collins, Randolph
140-Mike Monarque, Jefferson
145-Erik Gobbo, Delbarton
152-Ryan Harrington, Mendham
160-Mike Kromka, Parsippany
171-Marlon Duque, Boonton
189-Kevin Hantke, Randolph
215-Derrick Flitcroft, Delbarton
HWT-Joseph Carey, Boonton
ALL-PASSAIC
FIRST TEAM
103- Kevin Manthi, Passaic Tech
112- Dante Porrazzo, DePaul
119- Jeff Nicholls, Wayne Valley
125- Bryant Lighty, Passaic Tech
130- Nick Pezzano, Passaic Valley
135- Pelal Deeb, Passaic Tech
140- Ryan Dunphy, Passaic Valley
145- Frank Crocco, Passaic Valley
152- Jack Mulroony, Passaic Valley
160- John Secor, Pompton Lakes
171- Lucas Broughton, Passaic Tech
189- Zach Conklin, Lakeland
215- A.J. Mott, DePaul
HWT- Jorge Vicioso, Passaic
SECOND TEAM
103- Mike Spadola, Wayne Valley
112- Ryan Murphy, West Milford
119- Devrin Egipciaco, Passaic Tech
125- Scott Nichols, Lakeland
130- Mike Miller, Wayne Valley
135- Evan Poole, West Milford
140- Badran Sulieman, Clifton
145- Ranonie Hammond, DePaul
152- Steve Secor, Lakeland
160- Rob Sotelo, Passaic Valley
171- Kevin Bracken, Lakeland
189- Albert Cintron, Paterson Eastside
215- Adam Rehim, Manchester Regional
HWT- Roberto Ramos, Manchester Regional
ALL-SHORE
FIRST TEAM
103-Tyler Fraley, Colts Neck
112-Kyle Casaletto, Southern Reg.
119-Sean Brand, Point Pleasant Boro
125-Johnny Short, Matawan
130-B.J. Young, Jackson
135-Scott Festejo, Long Branch
140-Jordan Beverly, Point Pleasant Boro
145-Devin Biscaha, Jackson
152-Doug Cornell, Long Branch
160-Nick Visicaro, Long Branch
171-Bryan Sternlieb, Toms River East
189-Billy George, Long Branch
215-Andrew Marr, Wall
HWT-Jimmy Lawson, Manchester Twp.
SECOND TEAM
103-Kyle McNulty, Toms River North
112-Mike Shupin, Jackson
119-Chris Albanese, Howell
125-B.J. Clagon, Toms River South
130-Mike Shaughessy, Howell
135-Mike Morales, Brick Memorial
140-Conor Brennan, Brick
145-Jordan Long, Matawan
152-Doug Hamann, Jackson
160-Anthony Sherman, Toms River East
171-Omar Akel, Long Branch
189-Brandon Vorrius, Middletown North
215-Billy Miller, Brick Memorial
HWT-John Clark, Toms River East
THIRD TEAM
103-Brian Hamann, Jackson
112-Zachary Torchia, Middletown North
119-Ricky Bandejas, Brick
125-Bob Lanno, Southern Reg.
130-Nick Herring, Middletown South
135-Ken Brophy, Freehold Township
140-Brian Wilson, Howell
145-Paul Saraiva, Marlboro
152-Vincent Favia, Christian Brothers
160-Dallas Winston, Jackson
171-Brad Wosczcak, Wall
189-Mike Case, Southern Reg.
215-Josh Davis, Freehold Borough
HWT-Greg Velasco, Keyport
ALL-SOMERSET
FIRST TEAM
103-Nick Wahba, Somerville
112-Mackey Price, Hillsborough
119-Joey DiCarlo, Hillsborough
125-Paul Kirchner, Somerville
130-Mario Herrera, North Plainfield
135-T.J. Guidice, Hillsborough
140-Arlen Mase, Bernards
145-Micah Blair, Somerville
152-Colin Hewitt, Franklin
160-Jared Leon, Hillsborough
171-Brian Stapleton, Franklin
189-Andrew Campolattano, Bound Brook
215-Dom Urso, Watchung Hills
HWT-Pete Machala, Bridgewater-Raritan
SECOND TEAM
103-Valerio LaMorte, Bridgewater-Raritan
112-Erik Biago, Montgomery
119-Frank Lasauskas, Somerville
125-Cory Goshkagarian, Franklin
130-Mike Caver, Hillsborough
135-Ryan Kaplan, Franklin
140-Chris Gardner, Watchung Hills
145-Jesse DiBlasio, Hillsborough
152-Kyle Doerr, Bound Brook
160-John McArdle, Franklin
171-Jon Friedman, Bridgewater-Raritan
189-Chike Okolo, Franklin
215-Josh Silenceux, Franklin
HWT-Kenny Taffur, Bound Brook
THIRD TEAM
103-Robert Murray, Bound Brook
112-Jimmy Sutphen, Somerville
119-Zach Vatalare, Bound Brook
125-Mike Carroccia, Watchung Hills
130-David Bergida, Montgomery
135-Merrick Ash, Bound Brook
140-Alex Holderbaum, Somerville
145-Anthony Messner, Franklin
152-Nick Detsis, Hillsborough
160-Nicholas Schuler, Bernards
171-Alex Braunstein, Ridge
189-Cameron Radinovic, Ridge
215-David Castro, Manville
HWT-Chris Rossi, Hillsborough
ALL-SOUTH JERSEY
FIRST TEAM
103-Ricky Carter, Washington Twp.
112-Kevin Devoy, Burlington Twp.
119-Rob Deutsch, Eastern
125-Joe Duca, Paulsboro
130-Tyler Scotton, Willingboro
135-John Harvey, Absegami
140-Hank Stinson, Eastern
145-Taylor Walsh, Camden Catholic
152-Eric Reger, Delsea
160-Preston Keiffer, Eastern
171-Canaan Bethea, Trenton
189-Jared Holliday, Burlington Twp.
215-Zach Greenwald, Paulsboro
HWT-Chaz Lear, Lower Cape May
SECOND TEAM
103-John Hennelly, Delsea
112-Brandon Keller, Timber Creek
119-Chuck Zeisloft, Gateway
125-T.J. Miller, Absegami
130-Charlie Huff, Washington Twp.
135-Wayne Stinson, Northern Burlington
140-James Green, Willingboro
145-Anthony Baldosaro, Eastern
152-Joe Renard, Kingsway
160-Ross Scheuerman, Allentwon
171-Zach Agostino, Egg Harbor Twp.
189-Cliff Farrell, Mainland
215-Kevin Trant, Timber Creek
HWT-Brandon DiDonato, Robbinsville
THIRD TEAM
103-Chad Walsh, Camden Catholic
112-Curt Delia, Delsea
119-Matt Sausman, Camden Catholic
125-Rob Jillard, Delsea
130-Dymere Rappa, Paulsboro
135-Felton Goodwin, Williamstown
140-Mike Bakuckas, Hammonton
145-C.J. Cobb, Williamstown
152-Codie Spatz, Burlington Twp.
160-Jeff White, Middle Twp.
171-T.J. Shea, Bishop Eustace
189-Kevin Stadtmueller, Absegami
215-Mike Haines, Cinnaminson
HWT-Greg Webb, Paul VI
ALL-UNION
FIRST TEAM
103-Mike Kalimtzis, Westfield
112-Joe Giaccio, Cranford
119-Dan Pisauro, Roselle Park
125-Tristan Bundy, Scotch Plains-Fanwood
130-Kyle Markovitch, Cranford
135-Matt DiGiovanni, Cranford
140-Danny Ries, Brearley
145-Devin Geoghegan, Brearley
152-Russell Benner, Roselle Park
160-Dennis Carroll, Roselle Park
171-Dawud Hicks, Plainfield
189-Khusen Taramov, Brearley
215-Julian Campo, Cranford
HWT-Zach Troutman, New Providence
SECOND TEAM
103-John Devito, Roselle Park
112-Anthony Madonia, Brearley
119-Anthony Rice, Brearley
125-Troy Skibitsky, Westfield
130-Mike Stepien, Gov. Livingston
135-Nick Lospinoso, Brearley
140-Christian Barber, Westfield
145-Diego Chavez, Rahway
152-John Balboni, Brearley
160-Dillon Geoghegan, Brearley
171-Maurice McCullers, Elizabeth
189-Frank Colder, Gov. Livingston
215-Urayoan Garcia, Rahway
HWT-Joe Brady, Cranford
THIRD TEAM
103-Jon Mele, Gov. Livingston
112-Tim Terrezza, New Providence
119-Jabari Shults, Rahway
125-Brian Buontempo, Cranford
130-Allen Phillips, Brearley
135-Joseph Hoy, Gov. Livingston
140-Matt Krynicki, Roselle Park
145-Brian Henry, Westfield
152-J.P. Christiano, Cranford
160-Travis Foster, Linden
171-Victor Pozsonyi, Roselle Park
189-Errol Petgrave, Cranford
215-Andrew Tullo, New Providence
HWT-Austin Frank, Linden
ALL-WEST JERSEY
FIRST TEAM
103–Cody Barbiche, Delaware Valley
112-Nick Francavilla, High Point
119–Alex Shaffer, Hunterdon Central
125–Bobby Stevely, Delaware Valley
130–Brian Bistis, Hunterdon Central
135–Drew Wagenhoffer, High Point
140–Tom DiVitantonio, High Point
145–Joe Gaccione, High Point
152–Ethan Orr, High Point
160–John Guzzo, High Point
171–Ryan Callahan, Wallkill Valley
189–Eric Bach, Kittatinny
215–Billy Smith, High Point
HWT–Jack Delia, North Hunterdon
SECOND TEAM
103–Justin Bellis, High Point
112–Kevin Churchill, Newton
119–Dan Haines, Hopatcong
125–Zach Dipini, Wallkill Valley
130–Matt Schuebel, Warren Hills
135–John Horak, Phillipsburg
140–Anthony Gaito, Warren Hills
145–Chris Burdge, Kittatinny
152–Kevin Brown, North Warren
160–Evan Bowlby, Wallkill Valley
171–Mike Hafke, Voorhees
189–Andrew Scudder, Hackettstown
215–Khalid Zubaydi, Hackettstown
HWT–Jon Slack, Warren Hills
THIRD TEAM
103–Tyler Kozimor, Hackettstown
112–Billy Hagany, Lenape Valley
119–Dylan Thorsen, Belvidere
125–Corey Kozimor, Hackettstown
130–Clarke Moynihan, Kittatinny
135–Vinny Peoni, Voorhees
140–Erik Mitchell, Hackettstown
145–Oliver Brukardt, Phillipsburg
152–Chris Cancelliere, North Hunterdon
160–Jerry Somma, Hunterdon Central
171–Mike LaBell, Lenape Valley
189–Gavin Donahue, High Point
215–Kyle O’Donnell, Warren Hills
HWT–Brad Bormann, Hunterdon Central
THE STAR-LEDGER, March 22, 2010
ALL-MIDDLESEX
FIRST TEAM
103–Anthony Ashnault, South Plainfield
112–Troy Heilmann, South Plainfield
119–Heriberto Quintana, Perth Amboy
125–Ray DeLaNuez, Edison
130–Scott DelVecchio, South Plainfield
135–Sam Emburgia, Monroe
140–Conor Hayes, Old Bridge
145–Ryan Sacco, South Plainfield
152–David Saley, Monroe
160–Frank Bozzomo, Middlesex
171–Brendan Vercammen, South Brunswick
189–Mike Wagner, South Plainfield
215–Marc Tyson, Monroe
HWT–Ryan Moskwa, Perth Amboy
SECOND TEAM
103–Gary Siriday, Sayreville
112–Zach Matthijs, Colonia
119–Anthony Peterson, Edison
125–Rich Szeliga, South Plainfield
130–D'Andre Bell, Highland Park
135–Nick Heilmann, South Plainfield
140–Corey Stasenko, South Plainfield
145–Taylor Black, Bishop Ahr
152–Carlos Rosario, Perth Amboy
160–Hunter Pipala, Monroe
171–Steven Zafrani, Old Bridge
189–Nicholas Orak, Old Bridge
215–Joel Perez, Perth Amboy
HWT–Bobby Sacks, South Plainfield
THIRD TEAM
103–Luis Nunez, Perth Amboy
112–Mike Palomba, South River
119–Tyler Hunt, South Plainfield
125–Mike Pysniak, Bishop Ahr
130–John Gozzolino, Carteret
135–Derek Delacruz, Bishop Ahr
140–David Powell, Piscataway
145–Jaime Bond, Old Bridge
152–Garrett Cuddey, Spotswood
160–Gino Schifano, Sayreville
171–Brandon Stout, Piscataway
189–Tyler Rios, Highland Park
215–Seth Yocum, South Plainfield
HWT–Christian Bollin, Middlesex
NJ wrestling: All-area and all-prep individual honors
THE STAR-LEDGER, March 22, 2010 3:03 p.m.
James Lawson of Manchester Township was the 2010 state champion at heavyweight and a First Team All-Shore selection. - (Andrew Mills/The Star-Ledger)
ALL-AREA WRESTLING TEAMS
ALL-PREP
FIRST TEAM
103-Max Hvolbek, Blair
112-Evan Silver, Blair
119-Mark Grey, Blair
125-Russell Parsons, Blair
130-Todd Preston, Blair
135-Austin Ormsbee, Blair
140-Bobby Ranalli, St. Benedict's
145-Chris Villalonga, Blair
152-Jesse Shanaman, Blair
160-Brad Bishop, Blair
171-Cody Epps, Rutgers Prep
189-Mike Evans, Blair
215-Sule Marquez-Monsanto, Lawrenceville
HWT-Brooks Black, Blair
SECOND TEAM
103-Rickey Perrine, Peddie
112-Sahil Trikha, Rutgers Prep
119-Zach Jacobs, St. Benedict's
125-Whitey Forte, St. Benedict's
130-Matt Aaron, St. Benedict's
135-Mike Tully, Peddie
140-Jack Wedholm, Blair
145-Orchirbat Bayanjaral, St. Benedict's
152-Bobby Bah, St. Benedict's
160-Peter Griffith, Lawrenceville
171-Marino Orlandi, Blair
189-Isaiah Cromwell, St. Benedict's
215-Riad Abu-Smail, St. Benedict's
HWT-Christian Lippay, Lawrenceville
THIRD TEAM
103-Mike Prihoda, Lawrenceville
112-Anthony Johns, St. Benedict's
119-Peter Coutros, Rutgers Prep
125-Scott Stevens, Peddie
130-Mike Clark, Peddie
135-Chris Dowdy, St. Benedict's
140-Eli Walters, Rutgers Prep
145-Mathew Kostman, Peddie
152-Jae Yun Jung, Peddie
160-Dylan Baxter, Rutgers Prep
171-Greg Casimir, St. Benedict's
189-Haik Sahakian, Peddie
215-Dillon Hoffman, Blair
HWT-Agbonlahor Edomwonyi, St. Benedict's
ALL-BERGEN
FIRST TEAM
103–Nick Gravina, Northern Highlands
112–Jeff Rottingen, Ramsey
119–Joe Orecchio, Don Bosco Prep
125–Connor Melde, Bergen Catholic
130–Frank Cagnina, Queen of Peace
135–Vinny Fava, Elmwood Park
140–Sal Mastriani, Don Bosco Prep
145–Johansi Rivera, Fort Lee
152–Keith Switzer, Bergen Catholic
160–Frank Mattiace, Don Bosco Prep
171–Jamie Westwood, Queen of Peace
189–Razohan Gross, Don Bosco Prep
215–Jonathan Price, Hackensack
HWT–Mike Shannon, Old Tappan
SECOND TEAM
103–Brian Schneider, Hackensack
112–Anthony Miuccio, Old Tappan
119–Sergio Grigorian, Fair Lawn
125–Andrew Polidore, Queen of Peace
130–James Dawson, Don Bosco Prep
135–Zach Zotollo, Paramus
140–Nick Alpher, Paramus
145–Matt Dickman, Glen Rock/Saddle Brook
152–Jason Dack, Don Bosco Prep
160–Mike Mordaga, Paramus
171–Mike Khoury, St. Joseph (Mont.)
189–Brendan Wengerter, Cresskill
215–Luke Pragdat, Mahwah
HWT–Joe Ortiz, Ridgefield Park/Ridgefield
THIRD TEAM
103–Trevor Albrecht, Bergen Catholic
112–Thomas Casper, Bergen Catholic
119–Steven Schneider, Emerson/Park Ridge
125–Nick Maselli, Emerson/Park Ridge
130–Nick Guarriello, Emerson/Park Ridge
135–Joe DeQuinzio, Hasbrouck Heights/Wood-Ridge
140–Sam Pietrantuono, Ridgewood
145–Darius Charles, Old Tappan
152–James Dugan, Becton/Wallington
160–Dane McDermott, St. Joseph (Mont.)
171–Damian Murberg, Pascack Valley
189–Mike Scrozzo, Queen of Peace
215–Phil McCue, St. Joseph (Mont.)
HWT–Kurt Schmitz, Don Bosco Prep
ALL-ESSEX
FIRST TEAM
103-Brenden Calas, Seton Hall Prep
112-Chris Lantz, Bloomfield
119-Anthony Perrotti, West Essex
125-Lou Mascola, Seton Hall Prep
130-Vin Scuttaro, Nutley
135-Dante Montes, Nutley
140-Fabian Rosario, Bloomfield
145-Brandon Bright, Livingston
152-Evan O’Keefe, Glen Ridge
160-Ottis Wright, Montclair
171-Joe Lombardo, Seton Hall Prep
189-Colin Farawell, Verona
215-Michael Silverberg, Livingston
HWT-Emiliano Betancor, West Orange
SECOND TEAM
103-Chris Rosetti, Bloomfield
112-Jason Estevez, Livingston
119-P.J. Farinella, Livingston
125-Michael Ferinde, Nutley
130-Evan Miles, Montclair
135-Justin Estevez, Livingston
140-Frank Marotti, West Essex
145-Karim Singleton, West Orange
152-Hakim Williams, West Orange
160-Paul Caffone, West Essex
171-Sean Shabazian, Verona
189-Tyler Selby, Seton Hall Prep
215-Aleks Berman, West Orange
HWT-Dan Pierce, Caldwell
THIRD TEAM
103-Bobby Trombetta, Nutley
112-Justin Colon, Belleville
119-Katon Washington, Montclair
125-Jimmy Ciampi, West Essex
130-Nick DeFranza, Cedar Grove
135-Connor Chauncey, Bloomfield
140-Andrew Kratsch, Caldwell
145-Jason Kratsch, Caldwell
152-Joe Anello, Belleville
160-Vin Angelone, West Orange
171-Anthony Angelone, West Orange
189-Anthony Paris, Livingston
215-Mike Schaafsma, Seton Hall Prep
HWT-Christian Delgado, Newark East Side
HWT-James Goode, Columbia
ALL-HUDSON
103-Frank Biafore, St. Peter’s Prep
112-Vin DeMartino, North Bergen
119-Jorge Reyes, North Bergen
125-Alex Richardson, St. Peter’s Prep
130-Julian Quintero, North Bergen
135-Miguel Matos, Kearny
140-Francisco Colom, St. Peters’s Prep
145-Dave Bush, Kearny
152-Chris Duran, North Bergen
160-Anthony Pafumi, St. Peter’s Prep
171-James Fox, St. Peter’s Prep
189-Francisco Yanis, North Bergen
215-Kevin Innis, St. Peter’s Prep
HWT-Hector Garcia, Hudson Catholic
ALL-MIDDLESEX
FIRST TEAM
103–Anthony Ashnault, South Plainfield
112–Troy Heilmann, South Plainfield
119–Heriberto Quintana, Perth Amboy
125–Ray DeLaNuez, Edison
130–Scott DelVecchio, South Plainfield
135–Sam Emburgia, Monroe
140–Conor Hayes, Old Bridge
145–Ryan Sacco, South Plainfield
152–David Saley, Monroe
160–Frank Bozzomo, Middlesex
171–Brendan Vercammen, South Brunswick
189–Mike Wagner, South Plainfield
215–Marc Tyson, Monroe
HWT–Ryan Moskwa, Perth Amboy
SECOND TEAM
103–Gary Siriday, Sayreville
112–Zach Matthijs, Colonia
119–Anthony Peterson, Edison
125–Rich Szeliga, South Plainfield
130–D'Andre Bell, Highland Park
135–Nick Heilmann, South Plainfield
140–Corey Stasenko, South Plainfield
145–Taylor Black, Bishop Ahr
152–Carlos Rosario, Perth Amboy
160–Hunter Pipala, Monroe
171–Steven Zafrani, Old Bridge
189–Nicholas Orak, Old Bridge
215–Joel Perez, Perth Amboy
HWT–Bobby Sacks, South Plainfield
THIRD TEAM
103–Luis Nunez, Perth Amboy
112–Mike Palomba, South River
119–Tyler Hunt, South Plainfield
125–Mike Pysniak, Bishop Ahr
130–John Gozzolino, Carteret
135–Derek Delacruz, Bishop Ahr
140–David Powell, Piscataway
145–Jaime Bond, Old Bridge
152–Garrett Cuddey, Spotswood
160–Gino Schifano, Sayreville
171–Brandon Stout, Piscataway
189–Tyler Rios, Highland Park
215–Seth Yocum, South Plainfield
HWT–Christian Bollin, Middlesex
ALL-MORRIS
FIRST TEAM
103-Patsy Davis, Madison
112-Jorge Lopez, Delbarton
119-Matt Albano, Delbarton
125-Mike Polizzi, Montville
130-Jeff Canfora, Delbarton
135-Devon Gobbo, Delbarton
140-C.J. Caserta, Roxbury
145-Ryan Colwell, Madison
152-Mike Intile, Montville
160-Jeff Fricke, Chatham
171-Mike Lomio, Hanover Park
189-Austin DiMarco, Mountain Lakes
215-Darren Dungee, Morristown
HWT-Peter Wolmart, Randolph
SECOND TEAM
103-Jan Rosenberg, Morris Knolls
112-Chad Coppa, Pequannock
119-Adam Ramadan, Morris Knolls
125-R.J. DeGeorge, Pequannock
130-Eric Fajardo, Boonton
135-David Standridge, Parsippany
140-Anthony Mariano, Parsippany
145-Rob Smith, Randolph
152-Christian Mazzocchi, Madison
160-Richard Barnish, Boonton
171-Mike Amada, Mount Olive
189-Greg Barnish, Montville
215-Chris Florek, Mendham
HWT-Mike Spencer, Pequannock
THIRD TEAM
103-Max Rogers, Delbarton
112-Adam Sabo, Hanover Park
119-Ben Conover, Mendham
125-Anthony Sorisi, Hanover Park
130-Luke Maroldi, Kinnelon
135-Kevin Collins, Randolph
140-Mike Monarque, Jefferson
145-Erik Gobbo, Delbarton
152-Ryan Harrington, Mendham
160-Mike Kromka, Parsippany
171-Marlon Duque, Boonton
189-Kevin Hantke, Randolph
215-Derrick Flitcroft, Delbarton
HWT-Joseph Carey, Boonton
ALL-PASSAIC
FIRST TEAM
103- Kevin Manthi, Passaic Tech
112- Dante Porrazzo, DePaul
119- Jeff Nicholls, Wayne Valley
125- Bryant Lighty, Passaic Tech
130- Nick Pezzano, Passaic Valley
135- Pelal Deeb, Passaic Tech
140- Ryan Dunphy, Passaic Valley
145- Frank Crocco, Passaic Valley
152- Jack Mulroony, Passaic Valley
160- John Secor, Pompton Lakes
171- Lucas Broughton, Passaic Tech
189- Zach Conklin, Lakeland
215- A.J. Mott, DePaul
HWT- Jorge Vicioso, Passaic
SECOND TEAM
103- Mike Spadola, Wayne Valley
112- Ryan Murphy, West Milford
119- Devrin Egipciaco, Passaic Tech
125- Scott Nichols, Lakeland
130- Mike Miller, Wayne Valley
135- Evan Poole, West Milford
140- Badran Sulieman, Clifton
145- Ranonie Hammond, DePaul
152- Steve Secor, Lakeland
160- Rob Sotelo, Passaic Valley
171- Kevin Bracken, Lakeland
189- Albert Cintron, Paterson Eastside
215- Adam Rehim, Manchester Regional
HWT- Roberto Ramos, Manchester Regional
ALL-SHORE
FIRST TEAM
103-Tyler Fraley, Colts Neck
112-Kyle Casaletto, Southern Reg.
119-Sean Brand, Point Pleasant Boro
125-Johnny Short, Matawan
130-B.J. Young, Jackson
135-Scott Festejo, Long Branch
140-Jordan Beverly, Point Pleasant Boro
145-Devin Biscaha, Jackson
152-Doug Cornell, Long Branch
160-Nick Visicaro, Long Branch
171-Bryan Sternlieb, Toms River East
189-Billy George, Long Branch
215-Andrew Marr, Wall
HWT-Jimmy Lawson, Manchester Twp.
SECOND TEAM
103-Kyle McNulty, Toms River North
112-Mike Shupin, Jackson
119-Chris Albanese, Howell
125-B.J. Clagon, Toms River South
130-Mike Shaughessy, Howell
135-Mike Morales, Brick Memorial
140-Conor Brennan, Brick
145-Jordan Long, Matawan
152-Doug Hamann, Jackson
160-Anthony Sherman, Toms River East
171-Omar Akel, Long Branch
189-Brandon Vorrius, Middletown North
215-Billy Miller, Brick Memorial
HWT-John Clark, Toms River East
THIRD TEAM
103-Brian Hamann, Jackson
112-Zachary Torchia, Middletown North
119-Ricky Bandejas, Brick
125-Bob Lanno, Southern Reg.
130-Nick Herring, Middletown South
135-Ken Brophy, Freehold Township
140-Brian Wilson, Howell
145-Paul Saraiva, Marlboro
152-Vincent Favia, Christian Brothers
160-Dallas Winston, Jackson
171-Brad Wosczcak, Wall
189-Mike Case, Southern Reg.
215-Josh Davis, Freehold Borough
HWT-Greg Velasco, Keyport
ALL-SOMERSET
FIRST TEAM
103-Nick Wahba, Somerville
112-Mackey Price, Hillsborough
119-Joey DiCarlo, Hillsborough
125-Paul Kirchner, Somerville
130-Mario Herrera, North Plainfield
135-T.J. Guidice, Hillsborough
140-Arlen Mase, Bernards
145-Micah Blair, Somerville
152-Colin Hewitt, Franklin
160-Jared Leon, Hillsborough
171-Brian Stapleton, Franklin
189-Andrew Campolattano, Bound Brook
215-Dom Urso, Watchung Hills
HWT-Pete Machala, Bridgewater-Raritan
SECOND TEAM
103-Valerio LaMorte, Bridgewater-Raritan
112-Erik Biago, Montgomery
119-Frank Lasauskas, Somerville
125-Cory Goshkagarian, Franklin
130-Mike Caver, Hillsborough
135-Ryan Kaplan, Franklin
140-Chris Gardner, Watchung Hills
145-Jesse DiBlasio, Hillsborough
152-Kyle Doerr, Bound Brook
160-John McArdle, Franklin
171-Jon Friedman, Bridgewater-Raritan
189-Chike Okolo, Franklin
215-Josh Silenceux, Franklin
HWT-Kenny Taffur, Bound Brook
THIRD TEAM
103-Robert Murray, Bound Brook
112-Jimmy Sutphen, Somerville
119-Zach Vatalare, Bound Brook
125-Mike Carroccia, Watchung Hills
130-David Bergida, Montgomery
135-Merrick Ash, Bound Brook
140-Alex Holderbaum, Somerville
145-Anthony Messner, Franklin
152-Nick Detsis, Hillsborough
160-Nicholas Schuler, Bernards
171-Alex Braunstein, Ridge
189-Cameron Radinovic, Ridge
215-David Castro, Manville
HWT-Chris Rossi, Hillsborough
ALL-SOUTH JERSEY
FIRST TEAM
103-Ricky Carter, Washington Twp.
112-Kevin Devoy, Burlington Twp.
119-Rob Deutsch, Eastern
125-Joe Duca, Paulsboro
130-Tyler Scotton, Willingboro
135-John Harvey, Absegami
140-Hank Stinson, Eastern
145-Taylor Walsh, Camden Catholic
152-Eric Reger, Delsea
160-Preston Keiffer, Eastern
171-Canaan Bethea, Trenton
189-Jared Holliday, Burlington Twp.
215-Zach Greenwald, Paulsboro
HWT-Chaz Lear, Lower Cape May
SECOND TEAM
103-John Hennelly, Delsea
112-Brandon Keller, Timber Creek
119-Chuck Zeisloft, Gateway
125-T.J. Miller, Absegami
130-Charlie Huff, Washington Twp.
135-Wayne Stinson, Northern Burlington
140-James Green, Willingboro
145-Anthony Baldosaro, Eastern
152-Joe Renard, Kingsway
160-Ross Scheuerman, Allentwon
171-Zach Agostino, Egg Harbor Twp.
189-Cliff Farrell, Mainland
215-Kevin Trant, Timber Creek
HWT-Brandon DiDonato, Robbinsville
THIRD TEAM
103-Chad Walsh, Camden Catholic
112-Curt Delia, Delsea
119-Matt Sausman, Camden Catholic
125-Rob Jillard, Delsea
130-Dymere Rappa, Paulsboro
135-Felton Goodwin, Williamstown
140-Mike Bakuckas, Hammonton
145-C.J. Cobb, Williamstown
152-Codie Spatz, Burlington Twp.
160-Jeff White, Middle Twp.
171-T.J. Shea, Bishop Eustace
189-Kevin Stadtmueller, Absegami
215-Mike Haines, Cinnaminson
HWT-Greg Webb, Paul VI
ALL-UNION
FIRST TEAM
103-Mike Kalimtzis, Westfield
112-Joe Giaccio, Cranford
119-Dan Pisauro, Roselle Park
125-Tristan Bundy, Scotch Plains-Fanwood
130-Kyle Markovitch, Cranford
135-Matt DiGiovanni, Cranford
140-Danny Ries, Brearley
145-Devin Geoghegan, Brearley
152-Russell Benner, Roselle Park
160-Dennis Carroll, Roselle Park
171-Dawud Hicks, Plainfield
189-Khusen Taramov, Brearley
215-Julian Campo, Cranford
HWT-Zach Troutman, New Providence
SECOND TEAM
103-John Devito, Roselle Park
112-Anthony Madonia, Brearley
119-Anthony Rice, Brearley
125-Troy Skibitsky, Westfield
130-Mike Stepien, Gov. Livingston
135-Nick Lospinoso, Brearley
140-Christian Barber, Westfield
145-Diego Chavez, Rahway
152-John Balboni, Brearley
160-Dillon Geoghegan, Brearley
171-Maurice McCullers, Elizabeth
189-Frank Colder, Gov. Livingston
215-Urayoan Garcia, Rahway
HWT-Joe Brady, Cranford
THIRD TEAM
103-Jon Mele, Gov. Livingston
112-Tim Terrezza, New Providence
119-Jabari Shults, Rahway
125-Brian Buontempo, Cranford
130-Allen Phillips, Brearley
135-Joseph Hoy, Gov. Livingston
140-Matt Krynicki, Roselle Park
145-Brian Henry, Westfield
152-J.P. Christiano, Cranford
160-Travis Foster, Linden
171-Victor Pozsonyi, Roselle Park
189-Errol Petgrave, Cranford
215-Andrew Tullo, New Providence
HWT-Austin Frank, Linden
ALL-WEST JERSEY
FIRST TEAM
103–Cody Barbiche, Delaware Valley
112-Nick Francavilla, High Point
119–Alex Shaffer, Hunterdon Central
125–Bobby Stevely, Delaware Valley
130–Brian Bistis, Hunterdon Central
135–Drew Wagenhoffer, High Point
140–Tom DiVitantonio, High Point
145–Joe Gaccione, High Point
152–Ethan Orr, High Point
160–John Guzzo, High Point
171–Ryan Callahan, Wallkill Valley
189–Eric Bach, Kittatinny
215–Billy Smith, High Point
HWT–Jack Delia, North Hunterdon
SECOND TEAM
103–Justin Bellis, High Point
112–Kevin Churchill, Newton
119–Dan Haines, Hopatcong
125–Zach Dipini, Wallkill Valley
130–Matt Schuebel, Warren Hills
135–John Horak, Phillipsburg
140–Anthony Gaito, Warren Hills
145–Chris Burdge, Kittatinny
152–Kevin Brown, North Warren
160–Evan Bowlby, Wallkill Valley
171–Mike Hafke, Voorhees
189–Andrew Scudder, Hackettstown
215–Khalid Zubaydi, Hackettstown
HWT–Jon Slack, Warren Hills
THIRD TEAM
103–Tyler Kozimor, Hackettstown
112–Billy Hagany, Lenape Valley
119–Dylan Thorsen, Belvidere
125–Corey Kozimor, Hackettstown
130–Clarke Moynihan, Kittatinny
135–Vinny Peoni, Voorhees
140–Erik Mitchell, Hackettstown
145–Oliver Brukardt, Phillipsburg
152–Chris Cancelliere, North Hunterdon
160–Jerry Somma, Hunterdon Central
171–Mike LaBell, Lenape Valley
189–Gavin Donahue, High Point
215–Kyle O’Donnell, Warren Hills
HWT–Brad Bormann, Hunterdon Central
Thursday, March 11, 2010
From Philly Inquirer NJSIAA State Wrestling
From Philly Inquirer NJSIAA State Wrestling
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
103 pounds: Anthony Ashnault, South Plainfield, dec. Tyler Fraley, Colts Neck, 6-5. 112: Nicholas Francavilla, High Point, dec. Kyle Casaletto, Southern Regional, 3-2. 119: Alex Shaffer, Hunterdon Central, dec. Heriberto Quintana, Perth Amboy, 15-5. 125: Joe Duca, Paulsboro, dec. Bobby Stevely, Delaware Valley, 10-3. 130: Frank Cagnina, Queen of Peace, dec. Tyler Scotton, Willingboro, 7-0. 135: Scott Festejo, Long Branch, dec. Michael Morales, Brick Memorial, 7-6. 140: Hank Stinson, Eastern, dec. James Green, Willingboro, 7-5. 145: Taylor Walsh, Camden Catholic, dec. Frank Crocco, Passaic Valley, 8-2. 152: Ethan Orr, High Point, dec. Doug Cornell, Long Branch, 3-1. 160: Nicholas Visicaro, Long Branch, dec. Preston Keiffer, Eastern, 5-3. 171: Ryan Callahan, Wallkill Valley, dec. Canaan Bethea, Trenton Central, 8-3. 189: Andrew Campolattano, Bound Brook, dec. Mike Wagner, South Plainfield, 9-4. 215: Zach Greenwald, Paulsboro, dec. Kevin Innis, St. Peter's Prep, 3-1 (OT). Heavyweight: James Lawson, Manchester, pinned Jack Delia, North Hunterdon, 0:43.
THIRD PLACE
103 pounds: Kyle McNulty, Toms River North, dec. Brian Hamann, Jackson Memorial, 3-1. 112: Kevin Churchill, Newton dec. Kevin Devoy, Burlington Twp., 4-2. 119: Robert Deutsch, Eastern, dec. Joe Orecchio, Don Bosco, 3-1. 125: T.J. Miller, Camden Catholic, dec. Connor Melde, Bergen Catholic, 8-2. 130: Jeff Canfora, Delbarton, dec. Eric Fajardo, Boonton, 3-2. 135: Sam Emburgia, Monroe, pinned Nick Heilmann, South Plainfield, 3:59. 140: Jordan Beverly, Point Pleasant Boro, pinned Mike Bakuckas, Hammonton, 1:31. 145: C.J. Cobb, Williamstown, def. Micah Blair, Somerville, default. 152: Eric Reger, Delsea, dec. Colin Hewitt, Franklin, 2-1. 160: John Guzzo, High Point, dec. Ottis Wright, Montclair, 1-0. 171: Jamie Westwood, Queen of Peace, dec. Mike Khoury, St. Joseph, 3-2. 189: William George, Long Branch, dec. Jared Holliday, Burlington Township, 3-2. 215: William Smith, High Point, dec. Darren Dungee, Morristown, 5-0. Hwt.: Jonathan Slack, Warren Hills, pinned Emiliano Betancor, West Orange, 4:56.
FIFTH PLACE
103 pounds: Nick Gravina, Northern Highlands, dec. Ricky Carter, Washington Township, 13-6. 112: Chris Lantz, Bloomfield, dec. Troy Heilmann, South Plainfield, 4-3. 119: Chuck Zeisloft, Gateway, dec. Frank Perotti, West Essex, 6-5. 125: Andrew Polidore, Queen of Peace, dec. Zach Dipini, Wallkill Valley, 6-2. 130: Charlie Huff, Washington Township, dec. Brian Bistis, Hunterdon Central, 8-6 (OT). 135: Devon Gobbo, Delbarton, dec. John Harvey, Absegami, 7-3. 140: Kurtis Becker, Kingsway, dec. Conor Hayes, Old Bridge, 3-2. 145: Shane Robinson, Absegami, dec. Chris Burdge, Kittatinny, 6-4. 152: Russell Benner, Roselle Park, dec. Joseph Renard, Kingsway, 5-3. 160: Evan Bowlby, Wallkill Valley, dec. Frank Mattiace, Don Bosco, 5-4. 171: Brendan Vercammen, South Brunswick, dec. Dawud Hicks, Plainfield, 2-1. 189: Khusen Taramov, Brearley, dec. Nicholas Orak, Old Bridge, 4-3. 215: Marc Tyson, Monroe, dec. A.J. Mott, DePaul Catholic, 5-1. Hwt.: Brad Bormann, Hunterdon Central, dec. Zach Troutman, New Providence, 1-0.
SEVENTH PLACE
103 pounds: John Hennelly, Delsea, pinned Chad Walsh, Camden Catholic. 112: Brandon Keller, Timber Creek, dec. Jeff Rottingen, Ramsey, 10-5. 119: Sean Brand, Point Pleasant Boro, def. Matt Sausman, Camden Catholic, forfeit. 125: B.J. Clagon, Toms River South, dec. Rob Jillard, Delsea, 8-1. 130: Julian Quintero, North Bergen, def. Dymere Rappa, Paulsboro, forfeit. 135: Vin Fava, Elmwood Park, dec. Ken Brophy, Freehold Twp., 7-3. 140: Fabian Rosario, Bloomfield, dec. Danny Ries, Brearley, 5-4. 145: Ryan Sacco, South Plainfield, dec. Diego Chavez, Rahway, 7-2. 152: Kevin Brown, North Warren, dec. Keith Switzer, Bergen Catholic, 7-0. 160: Alex Scheuerman, Allentown, dec. Ervin Goree, Burlington Township, 3-2. 171: Zach Agostino, Egg Harbor Township, dec. Mike Hafke, Voorhees, 4-2 (OT). 189: Brandon Vorrius, Middletown North, pinned Colin Farawell, Verona, 3:16. 215: Andrew Marr, Wall, def. Joel Perez, Perth Amboy, medical forfeit. Hwt.: Chaz Lear, Lower Cape May, dec. John Clark, Toms River East, 2-1.
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CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
103 pounds: Anthony Ashnault, South Plainfield, dec. Tyler Fraley, Colts Neck, 6-5. 112: Nicholas Francavilla, High Point, dec. Kyle Casaletto, Southern Regional, 3-2. 119: Alex Shaffer, Hunterdon Central, dec. Heriberto Quintana, Perth Amboy, 15-5. 125: Joe Duca, Paulsboro, dec. Bobby Stevely, Delaware Valley, 10-3. 130: Frank Cagnina, Queen of Peace, dec. Tyler Scotton, Willingboro, 7-0. 135: Scott Festejo, Long Branch, dec. Michael Morales, Brick Memorial, 7-6. 140: Hank Stinson, Eastern, dec. James Green, Willingboro, 7-5. 145: Taylor Walsh, Camden Catholic, dec. Frank Crocco, Passaic Valley, 8-2. 152: Ethan Orr, High Point, dec. Doug Cornell, Long Branch, 3-1. 160: Nicholas Visicaro, Long Branch, dec. Preston Keiffer, Eastern, 5-3. 171: Ryan Callahan, Wallkill Valley, dec. Canaan Bethea, Trenton Central, 8-3. 189: Andrew Campolattano, Bound Brook, dec. Mike Wagner, South Plainfield, 9-4. 215: Zach Greenwald, Paulsboro, dec. Kevin Innis, St. Peter's Prep, 3-1 (OT). Heavyweight: James Lawson, Manchester, pinned Jack Delia, North Hunterdon, 0:43.
THIRD PLACE
103 pounds: Kyle McNulty, Toms River North, dec. Brian Hamann, Jackson Memorial, 3-1. 112: Kevin Churchill, Newton dec. Kevin Devoy, Burlington Twp., 4-2. 119: Robert Deutsch, Eastern, dec. Joe Orecchio, Don Bosco, 3-1. 125: T.J. Miller, Camden Catholic, dec. Connor Melde, Bergen Catholic, 8-2. 130: Jeff Canfora, Delbarton, dec. Eric Fajardo, Boonton, 3-2. 135: Sam Emburgia, Monroe, pinned Nick Heilmann, South Plainfield, 3:59. 140: Jordan Beverly, Point Pleasant Boro, pinned Mike Bakuckas, Hammonton, 1:31. 145: C.J. Cobb, Williamstown, def. Micah Blair, Somerville, default. 152: Eric Reger, Delsea, dec. Colin Hewitt, Franklin, 2-1. 160: John Guzzo, High Point, dec. Ottis Wright, Montclair, 1-0. 171: Jamie Westwood, Queen of Peace, dec. Mike Khoury, St. Joseph, 3-2. 189: William George, Long Branch, dec. Jared Holliday, Burlington Township, 3-2. 215: William Smith, High Point, dec. Darren Dungee, Morristown, 5-0. Hwt.: Jonathan Slack, Warren Hills, pinned Emiliano Betancor, West Orange, 4:56.
FIFTH PLACE
103 pounds: Nick Gravina, Northern Highlands, dec. Ricky Carter, Washington Township, 13-6. 112: Chris Lantz, Bloomfield, dec. Troy Heilmann, South Plainfield, 4-3. 119: Chuck Zeisloft, Gateway, dec. Frank Perotti, West Essex, 6-5. 125: Andrew Polidore, Queen of Peace, dec. Zach Dipini, Wallkill Valley, 6-2. 130: Charlie Huff, Washington Township, dec. Brian Bistis, Hunterdon Central, 8-6 (OT). 135: Devon Gobbo, Delbarton, dec. John Harvey, Absegami, 7-3. 140: Kurtis Becker, Kingsway, dec. Conor Hayes, Old Bridge, 3-2. 145: Shane Robinson, Absegami, dec. Chris Burdge, Kittatinny, 6-4. 152: Russell Benner, Roselle Park, dec. Joseph Renard, Kingsway, 5-3. 160: Evan Bowlby, Wallkill Valley, dec. Frank Mattiace, Don Bosco, 5-4. 171: Brendan Vercammen, South Brunswick, dec. Dawud Hicks, Plainfield, 2-1. 189: Khusen Taramov, Brearley, dec. Nicholas Orak, Old Bridge, 4-3. 215: Marc Tyson, Monroe, dec. A.J. Mott, DePaul Catholic, 5-1. Hwt.: Brad Bormann, Hunterdon Central, dec. Zach Troutman, New Providence, 1-0.
SEVENTH PLACE
103 pounds: John Hennelly, Delsea, pinned Chad Walsh, Camden Catholic. 112: Brandon Keller, Timber Creek, dec. Jeff Rottingen, Ramsey, 10-5. 119: Sean Brand, Point Pleasant Boro, def. Matt Sausman, Camden Catholic, forfeit. 125: B.J. Clagon, Toms River South, dec. Rob Jillard, Delsea, 8-1. 130: Julian Quintero, North Bergen, def. Dymere Rappa, Paulsboro, forfeit. 135: Vin Fava, Elmwood Park, dec. Ken Brophy, Freehold Twp., 7-3. 140: Fabian Rosario, Bloomfield, dec. Danny Ries, Brearley, 5-4. 145: Ryan Sacco, South Plainfield, dec. Diego Chavez, Rahway, 7-2. 152: Kevin Brown, North Warren, dec. Keith Switzer, Bergen Catholic, 7-0. 160: Alex Scheuerman, Allentown, dec. Ervin Goree, Burlington Township, 3-2. 171: Zach Agostino, Egg Harbor Township, dec. Mike Hafke, Voorhees, 4-2 (OT). 189: Brandon Vorrius, Middletown North, pinned Colin Farawell, Verona, 3:16. 215: Andrew Marr, Wall, def. Joel Perez, Perth Amboy, medical forfeit. Hwt.: Chaz Lear, Lower Cape May, dec. John Clark, Toms River East, 2-1.
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