Hen Hud senior Phil Siegel tied Sean Brophy’s school career wins record of 116 on Thursday in a 58-20 win over Lakeland. He’ll attempt to break the record at the Kohl Invitational at Suffern HS on Saturday.
There were quite a few notable matches that stood out to me, as well.
– In a slight upset, Clarkstown North’s Colby Kash defeated North Rockland’s Matt Caputo in a 132-pound bout by decision, 10-4. Caputo is expected to wrestle at 126 for sectionals.
– Yorktown’s Thomas Murray defeated Somers’ Nick Giancaspro in a 195-pound bout by decision, 4-3. Murray is expected to go 182 for sectionals.
– Somers’ Dom DeVita got bumped up from 220 to 285 to face Yorktown’s David Varain for the second time this season, and once again lost by a point.
– RC Ketcham’s Michael Morabito defeated Brewster’s Jimmy Duncan in their 132-pound bout by decision, 7-6. It was Morabito’s second win of the season over Duncan.
– In a D2 showdown, Ardsley’s Drew Longo defeated Dobbs Ferry’s Jimmy Kyreakedes in their 126-pound bout by decision, 7-6. Kyreakedes recently returned from injury. That’s a very interesting weight class.
Here are the box scores from Thursday:
Yonkers 60, Mount Vernon 18
At Mount Vernon
99 – David Ortiz (Y) by forfeit. 106 – Double forfeit. 113 – Double forfeit. 120 – Rhameek McKenzie (Y) by forfeit. 126 – Jason Rivera (Y) by forfeit. 132 – Fred Faintil (MV) pin Tristen Vaccaro, 1:30. 138 – Alex Thompson (Y) by forfeit. 145 – Ibrahim Fimreen (Y) pin Legan Bayombo, 1:28. 145 – Leiseer Maldonado (Y) pin Tim Mavour, 1:40. 152 – Rich Smiles (MV) pin Servando Rodriguez, 3:39. 160 – Nick Mustafaj (Y) by forfeit. 170 – Charles Batista (Y) by forfeit. 182 – Mark Anthony Perez (Y) by forfeit. 195 – Jamie Simpson (MV) pin Joe Marji, 3:32. 220 – Brendan Frasier (Y) pin Andy Parshad, 1:40. 285 – Terry Hairston (Y) by forfeit.
Mahopac 60, Carmel 17
At Carmel
99 – Joe Frezza (M) dec. Kevin Knox. 106 – Mike DiNardo (M) pin John Knox, 1:00. 113 – Thomas D’Ambroso© pin Paul Caruso, 2:55. 120 – Zack Boker (M) pin Dominick Caporase, 1:34. 126 – Mike Camastro (M) pin Vinny DeBellis, 1:45. 132 – Dan Walsh (M) dec. Brendan Dehn. 138 – Max Bachmier (M) pin Brian Callahan, 1:49. 145 – Jason Srednicki (M) dec. Chris Pecora. 152 – Vince Pecora© dec. Joe Castellitto (M). 160 – Aaron Gallagher (M) pin Jack Malvahey, 1:53. 170 – Tim Bunyea (M) pin Ryan Morin, 1:25. 182 – A.J. Alvarez© by forfeit. 195 – Mike Spinelli (M) pin John LaMonica, 0:30. 220 – Tyler Otero (M) dec. John P’Angelo. 285 – Ryan Belahanty (M) by forfeit.
New Rochelle 57, White Plains 15
At New Rochelle
99 — Nick Barbaria (NR) by forfeit. 106 – Brian Ferrandi (NR) pin Ty Ingram, :45. 113 – Lamont Wallace (NR) maj. dec. Michael Bombase, 15-5. 120 – A.J. Barbaria (NR) tech. fall Uriel Garcia, 19-4. 126 – Constantinos Sofos (WP) dec. Santiago Ferraro, 7-4. 132 – Max Gomez (NR) pin Ronald Aspichan, 3:04. 138 – Ross Van Doren (WP) by forfeit. 145 – James Laurent (NR) pin Remenick Thomson, 1:00. 152 — Demetrius Rodrigues (NR) pin David Jefferson 2:15. 160 – Jacob Lynch (NR) dec. Carlos Semanaro, 6-0. 170 – Ishmael Johnson (WP) pin Daniel Pojjoli, 4:00. 182 — Jonathan Stokes (NR) dec. Devante Jones, 7-1. 195 – Jordan Butler (NR) by decision Paul Arrante, 5-1. 220 – Tyler Lilly (NR) pin Caesar Cantori, 3:00. 285 – Justin Douglas (NR) dec Travis Coleman, 5-3.
North Rockland 67, Clarkstown North 13
At North Rockland
170 — Elliott Figueroa (NRk) by forfeit. 182 — Ryan Boyle (NRk) by forfeit. 195 — Ekpenede Imasuen (NRk) by forfeit. 220 — Colton Charles (NRk) pin Wes Sippel, 1:18. 285 — Conner Reigotti (NRk) by forfeit. 99 — Brian Hong (CN) maj. dec. Derek DiMarsico, 9-0. 106 — Blaise Benderoth (NRk) pin Mike Seligson, 5:00. 113 — Troy Feniger (NRk) dec. Dean Guevarra, 9-5. 120 — Jake DiMarsico (NRk) pin Andrew Seid, 2:51. 126 — Jose Rodriguez (NRk) tech. fall DJ Cifuni, 16-0. 132 — Colby Kash (CN) dec. Matt Caputo, 10-4. 138 — Mike D’Agostino (NRk) pin Joe Alexander, 3:08. 145 — Mike Caputo (NRk) pin Ryan Becker, 5:36. 152 — Nick Didio (NRk) pin Jake Salesky, 1:05. 160 — David Crispino (CN) pin Devin Sanchez, 5:02.
Fox Lane 70, Harrison 12
At Fox Lane
99 – Brandon Fay (FL) pin Max Uretta, 1:53. 106 – Scott Rodrigues (FL) pin James Carrlucci, 1:30. 113 – Frank Surace (FL) by forfeit. 120 – Ben Ettlinger (FL) maj dec. Joe Maida, 13-4. 126 – Gavin Menchel (H) pin Steven Robare, 3:32. 132 – Sam Speno (FL) pin Josh Guerrero, 1:29. 138 – Dan Ventura (FL) pin David Polakoss, 1:30. 145 – Tom Grippi (FL) tech fall Max Lukaswitz, 17-1. 152 – Giancarlo Morreale (FL) pin Steven Maldonado, 1:05. 160 – Matt Pasqualini (FL) pin Dom Schepis, 1:17. 170 – Chris Manjuck (FL) dec. Harrison Stein, 8-5. 182 – Brian Cipriano (H) pin AJ D’Ambroso, 2:20. 195 – Alex Karaqi (FL) maj. dec. Max McMullen, 9-1. 220 – Danny Cluae (FL) by forfeit. 285 – Andriy Lypchuk (FL) by forfeit.
Nanuet 46, Nyack 27
At Nanuet
106 – Eric Boyle (Na) by forfeit. 113 – Vincent Skokos (Na) by forfeit. 120 – Chris Lowery (Na) pin Prakash Thakur, 5:21. 126 – Adit Thakur (Nk) pin Billy Thompson, 1:09. 132 – James Giraldez (Nk) dec. Matt Dillon, 7-2. 138 – Jazz Saraguro (Na) dec. Kessler Felix, 13-5. 145 – German Lucero (Nk) pin Jonathon Spiegel, 1:05. 152 — Jacob Lieberman (Nk) pin Cody Fitzgerald, 4:56. 160 – Mike Buhlmann (Na) dec. Adonis Alcime, 5-2. 170 – Peter Smith (Na) by forfeit. 182 – Kevin Brundage (Na) by forfeit. 195 — Dan Breit (Na) by forfeit. 220 – Sergio Ventura (Na) dec. Zachary Champagne, 5-2. 285 – Charles Francois (Nk) by forfeit.
Mamaroneck 44, Eastchester 24
At Mamaroneck
99 — Stephen Fahy (Ea) by forfeit. 106 – Joseph Angilletta (Ma) maj. dec. Sam Arkin, 13-0. 113 – Steven Fabiano (Ma) pin Phil Caprigleone, 1:27. 120 – Troy Whittemore (Ma) maj. dec. Nunzio Crowley (Ea), 13-1. 126 – Gianfranco Mahalik (Ea) maj. dec. Alex Sanchez, 12-4. 132 – Rob Lalli (Ea) tech. fall Matthieu Ortiz, 16-1. 138 – Jon DiSanto (Ea) dec. Roger Ransom, 4-0. 145 – Luka Pavicic (Ma) pin Rick Boyd, 1:22. 152 — Ben Miller (Ma) pin Gianfranco Mahalik, 1:52. 160 – Dion Duran (Ma) pin Dave Fair, 0:31. 170 – Youssif Hemida (Ma) pin Nick Todino, 1:13. 220 – AJ Cesarini (Ea) by forfeit. 285 – Edgar Aguliar (Ma) by forfeit.
Hen Hud 58, Lakeland 20
At Hen Hud
99 — Mike DiPietro (HH) by forfeit. 106 – Jack Wagner (HH) by forfeit. 113 – Mark Grant (HH) maj. dec. John DiDomenico 14-4. 120 – Dan Ferriera (Lk) tech. fall Joe Koch 16-1. 126 – Steve Richardson (HH) dec. Joe Grigas 7-6. 132 – Blake Cohen (Lk) dec. John Leonardo 12-5. 138 – Kevin McDermott (HH) pin Chris Vasquez 2:20. 145 – Tom Wardrop (HH) pin Chris Caroucci 5:15. 152 — Sebastian Durbano (HH) maj. dec. Tyler Fialkoff 14-4. 160 – Grant Permutter pin Kevin Miranda :54. 170 – Phil Siegal (HH) pin Mike Jones 1:45. 182 — Tino DiPaterio (Lk) pin John Potts 1:02. 195 – Brendon Woods (Lk) by forfeit. 220 – Dareen Belvue (HH) pin Chris Chiriguayo 1:00. 285 – Sean Barry (HH) pin Jacok Delez :58.
Yorktown 39, Somers 30
At Yorktown
99 — Nicholas Belmonte (Yk) by forfeit. 106 – David Guerrero-Suarez (Yk) by forfeit. 113 – Luke Roediger (So) pin Chris Varian, 3:13. 120 – James Kaishian (Yk) by forfeit. 126 – Anthony DiMauro (So) dec. Jordan Olivera, 9-5. 132 – Kyle Santucci (Yk) pin Joe Palumbo, 2:17. 138 – Kyle Turchick (So) dec. Jesse Jewell, 16-10. 145 – Chris Pyle (Yk) pin Peter Johnson, 1:08. 152 — Mark Lasar (So) dec. Joseph Mastro, 5-2. 160 – Liam Heine (So) dec. Harry Mandel, 8-5. 170 – Steven Sabella (Yk) dec. Angelo Revel, 9-3. 182 —Brian Realbuto (So) pin Zachary Reilly, 0:21. 195 — Thomas Murray (Yk) dec. Nick Giancaspro, 4-3. 285 – David Varian (Yk) dec. Domenic DeVita, 3-2.
Brewster 60, Ketcham 21
At Brewster
99 — Tyler Gonska (Bw) pin John Wall, 1:47. 106 – Michael Parise (Bw) tech. fall Brandon Rivera, 18-3. 113 – Nick McGill (Bw) maj. dec. Billy Ciccarelli, 12-4. 120 – Liam Erickson (Bw) pin Brendan Rose, 0:23. 126 – Tommy Gonska (Bw) pin Joshua Simpfenderfer, 1:10. 132 – Michael Morbito (RCK) dec. Jimmy Duncan, 7-6. 138 – Ryan Ford (Bw) maj. dec. Logan Mongelli, 13-3. 145 – Joseph Buonadonna (Bw) pin Justin Morales, 1:19. 152 — Kyle McAlpin (Bw) pin James Woeckner, 0:46. 160 – Andrew Sion (Bw) pin David Emory, 2:48. 170 – Harry Erickson (Bw) pin Dominic Emory, 0:47. 182 —Joseph Fabrizio (RCK) pin Greg Ras, 3:26. 195 — Bruno Albertassi (Bw) tech. fall Murphy Wilson, 15-0. 220 – Matt Pascoe (RCK) by forfeit. 285 – Tyler Vanderlinde (RCK) pin Julio Rizo, 1:25.
Sleepy Hollow 42, Scarsdale 30
At Scarsdale
99 — Raymond Rodriguez (SH) by forfeit. 106 – Robert Keltz (Sc) pin Teddy Voyer, 0:39. 113 – Mike Hodges (Sc) pin Edisson Urgiles, 0:32. 120 – Christopher Lazo (SH) pin Evan Caligor, 3:04. 126 – Juan Pablo Loja (SH) dec. Daniel Jureller, 4-3. 132 – John Tambunting (Sc) dec. Edwin Jimenez, 2-1. 138 – Steven Bencosme (SH) dec. Adam Meyer, 7-3. 145 – Kevin Ortiz (SH) dec. Joe Koshakow, 1-0. 152 — Chen Shen (Sc) pin Jean-Paul Ospina, 10-8. 160 – Gabriel Palacios (SH) dec. Brian Hackel, 7-1. 170 – Jack Braun (Sc) pin Gabriel Gonzalez, 0:49. 182 —Csaurel Clarke (SH) pin Jordan Frankenthaler, 0:51. 195 — Jacob Berkowitz (Sc) pin Chris Hutter, 1:29. 220 – Nathaniel Christian (SH) pin George Bobolakis, 1:13. 285 – Jack McGovern (SH) by forfeit.
Dobbs Ferry 42, Ardsley 36
At Ardsley
99 — Nick Cipriano (DF) pin Adam Samolsky, 1:14. 106 – Jonah Gerstel (Ard) by forfeit. 113 – Stephen Samolsky (Ard) by forfeit. 120 – Josh Dooz (DF) dec. Jeremy Kogan, 4-2. 126 – Drew Longo (Ard) dec. Jimmy Kyreakedes, 7-6. 132 – Russel Kogan (Ard) pin Matt Crawford, 5-1. 138 – Patrick Polintan (Ard) dec. Kyle Lindsay, 8-6. 145 – Michael Iovino (DF) dec. Brenden Smith, 9-7. 152 — Adam Rosenkranz (DF) pin Jesse Deutchman, 1:08. 160 – Anthony Casamo (DF) pin Zachary Marji, 2:52. 170 – Justin Rabadi (Ard) pin Matt Tencer, 5:24. 182 — Evan Shlom (Ard) pin David Saravia, 0:52. 195 — Dennis DeLeon (DF) pin Guy Backlund, 3:51. 220 – Kevin Driscoll (DF) pin Nicholas Lombardi, 1:45. 285 – Joe Morello (DF) pin Melvin Ward-Johns, 5:54.
Edgemont 47, Hastings 28
At Edgemont
99 — Nick Wilt (Ha) maj. dec. Kyle Aslanian, 10-2. 106 – Tyler Aslanian (Ed) pin Richie Dosin, 1:48. 113 – Greg Macchi (Ha) pin Rikesh Mistry, 1:17. 120 – John Wilt (Ha) by forfeit. 126 – Will Graybeal (Ed) dec. Nicholas Padilla, 8-5. 132 – Max Abramsky (Ed) by forfeit. 138 – Colin Hopkins (Ed) tech. fall Anthony Tarricone, 4:49. 145 – Jack McCormack (Ed) dec. Brandon Abrahante, 5-2. 152 — Saumil Kothari (Ed) pin Joel Fuentes, 3:21. 160 – Ross Kantor (Ed) pin Mikhail Garcia, 3:05. 170 – Chris Kim (Ed) by forfeit. 182 — Jason Worobow (Ed) by forfeit. 220 – Quentin Bailey (Ha) by forfeit. 285 – Christopher Minozzi (Ha) by forfeit.
19 Comments
Dylan Realbuto was not in the lineup for Somers. That would have given them the win. Why is Brian up to 182. I’m guessing his weigh-in weight was 172 at the lowest for him to wrestle at 182. Is he planning on dodging Palacio?
i doubt brian is trying to dodge palacio, whats wrong with him bumping up a couple weight classes to try and help the team, they obviously didn’t need him at 152 for the dual seeing as they won that weight class as well so by moving him up they secured more points for the team i think it was a smart move
Wow-
7-6 Longo is not what I expected. They both raise their game when it counts.
I think they will both place at states.
Was Kornberg out sick, pretty sure he beats the Bailey kid but would like to see how they measure up(only a freshman)
Abrahante gave mccormack a tough match, Hastings might be a little underrated
Blog,
Edgemont schedules 9 duals so starters have to sit one out, this match was Kornberg’s turn to sit
Brewster will be traveling to # 1 State ranked Shenendehowa
HS Invitational
Teams participating:
1- Brewster
1- Harrison
1- John Jay EF
1- North Rockland
2 – LaSalle
2- Bethlehem
2- BKW
2- Cobleskill
2- Glens Falls
2- Hoosick Falls
2- Shenendehowa
2- Whitehall
8- Baldwin
PSAL – Wingate
not making excuses but Jimmy was hurting real bad, feb is going to be interesting.
The only surprise about Drew beating Jimmy is how close the match was. Drew already beat Occhipinti too who also beat Jimmy. Longo is easily going to take the weight class and if the other 2 stay there, they will have to hope for 2 wildcards in the same weight class? It may be to late for a come back fom some of the D2 top ranked guys Kyreakedes, Dillon and what’s the story with Calavano still sick?????
Hi-C,
Agreed. I did not think it would be so close. Has Calvano not been wrestling?
Grappling
I saw Calavano didn’t even place at easterns, heard he and Trey were both sick. Then I didn’t see either of them in yestetdays line ups. Then I saw that Dillon lost to the Nyack kid who didn’t even get a mention in rankings. D2 is falling apart fast.
Looks like Suffern, Croton and Edgemont moved their tournaments to Sunday with the snow coming in on Saturday.
Hi-C ,
I think Trey sat out yesterday because of what aaa wrote. As long as everyone is healthy come sectionals I think D2 will be fine with some great match-ups to look forward to.
Does anyone know why Dylan R did not wrestle? Could it be Related to the d-q at Eastern States? I have no facts on this …. Therefore the question mark.
Dq = sit next match.
Don’t know what Calvano’s problem is but he wrestled horrible at Eastern states went to the match yesterday he looked fine was even rolling up the mat’s? could he of been dodging Adit from Nyack? Matt Dillon just came back from toe surgery who knows with him ? BTW did anyone see the Skokos kid at Eastern States against returning state champ Malmberg Skokos hung tough put him on his back 3 times score 22-17 Malmberg. He went 2-2 and the little Dillon placed 7th i think?
Yeah he was ducking Thakur, makes sense for counties. Skokos got a raw deal in his last match, I heard his coach was texting in the corner and wasn’t paying attention to the score.
Let’s not forget the fact that D-Real threw a water bottle at the Ref after his brother (Brian) lost….should have been sanctioned for two matches! Lucky it didn’t happen just before Divisionals!! Lesson learned?? I doubt it!
That is sad if his coach was texting in the corner i heard that his coach said let him have two and Skokos’s father was filming him and yelling don’t give it up there was only 5 seconds left the kid reversed him and cut him then jumped on him to win by a point what a shame on those coaches! As for the water bottle incident should of been two matches not knowing how to lose like a gentleman is a shame wonder how Askern feel’s about that?
D-Q has never handled losing well… I know of incidents with him going back many years…. I really hope he matures…... He is a good wrestler of course but eventualy everyone loses….. Or almost everyone.