The third annual Adult Soap Box Derby Race takes place on Saturday, May 1 (rain date May 2).
West Prospect Street is the location. Heats begin at high noon, practice begins at 9:00 a.m.
Promotional flyer is here.
Registration is available.
Photos from last year’s race are available here.
Source: Ross Nunamaker
On this page I will have all information on sports events from Nazareth High School and all other sports events in the country. I will also have news about myself and other people.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
SUNDAY'S OLYMPICS TV SCHEDULE
Sunday's Olympics TV Schedule
Noon-6 p.m.
NBC -- Men's ice hockey: Gold Medal final, USA vs. Canada; men's cross country: 50km Gold Medal final.
7-10:30 p.m.
NBC -- Closing Ceremony.
Noon-6 p.m.
NBC -- Men's ice hockey: Gold Medal final, USA vs. Canada; men's cross country: 50km Gold Medal final.
7-10:30 p.m.
NBC -- Closing Ceremony.
KEITH GROLLER TALKS TO CENTRAL BOYS COACH
From Keith Groller
Had a chance to talk to CCHS boys basketball coach Jim Rodgers on Sunday morning and not surprisingly, he was hoarse.
He said it was a touch of bronchitis, but I imagine it also had something to do with the time of year as well as the fact that he spent part of Saturday afternoon straining what was left of his voice to get through his team's win over Wilson.
CCHS was real leery of Wilson and why not?
The Warriors were known for their defense and have historically played Central tough in the 3A bracket.
Just two years ago CCHS had to go overtime to pull out a 34-32 victory over Wilson in the semifinals.
"Our game was typical of the one we had with them two years ago," Rodgers said. "You know never what you're going to get from them and Coach [Bob] Frankenfield doubled down on Shane [McNeely] just like he did against Carlos Pujols two years ago."
But McNeely, an all-league selection, still had the athleticism and playmaking ability to score 19 points and grab 11 rebounds.
This game was won at the defensive end by CCHS, however. The Vikings (12-11) overcame shaky 16-for-29 foul shooting held Wilson without a field goal and to just four points in the fourth quarter.
"Someone told me that Wilson was 0-for-21 from the field in the fourth quarter," Rodgers said. "I don't know if that was accurate, but they didn't have a field goal and we went into our bag of tricks, made some adjustments, and played pretty good defense."
Rodgers said that his team took its preparation for Wilson "very seriously." The Vikings hadn't played in exactly two weeks since the regular season finale against Allen.
"Even though we got in some scrimmages against Notre Dame, Northampton and Catty," he said. "I think the kids were sick of practicing. They needed to play a game again."
Now, they'll get right back into it with a semifinal battle Tuesday at 7:30 against No. 10 seed Saucon Valley, which has pulled two surprises so far in the district tournament against Colonial League foes Southern Lehigh and Northern Lehigh.
"I'm sure they're going to be viewed as the underdog and that's something they will have going for them," Rodgers said. "We had done a lot of homework on Northern Lehigh because as the Colonial League champ we thought we'd have a good chance of facing them. But Saucon is playing really well. When [6-8 center] Eric Frans asserts himself, he can be an effective offensive player and with his size and wingspan, he's also a force defensively. Plus, their point guard John Clark is a terrific player and they have other kids who can shoot 3s."
It's going to be a tough matchup, but just like two years ago, CCHS had to work hard to get into districts with a late surge and seems determined not to let that hard work go to waste in the tournament.
"These kids are excited and want to keep going," Rodgers said. "There was a point late in the regular season after we lost to Northampton when I began to question whether the kids really wanted to continue to keep playing. Now, there's no doubt about that."
And Rodgers has found surprising resolve from the strong contingent of football players on his basketball roster.
"You'd think they'd be tiring and wearing down at this point of the season, but instead they're getting stronger," Rodgers said. "They realize they can do something quite rare and specialand that's become district champs in both football and basketball in the same year. Our kids are always excited about playing at Allen and they're looking forward to Tuesday night's game."
It should be an interesting, entertaining week ahead.
From Keith Groller
Had a chance to talk to CCHS boys basketball coach Jim Rodgers on Sunday morning and not surprisingly, he was hoarse.
He said it was a touch of bronchitis, but I imagine it also had something to do with the time of year as well as the fact that he spent part of Saturday afternoon straining what was left of his voice to get through his team's win over Wilson.
CCHS was real leery of Wilson and why not?
The Warriors were known for their defense and have historically played Central tough in the 3A bracket.
Just two years ago CCHS had to go overtime to pull out a 34-32 victory over Wilson in the semifinals.
"Our game was typical of the one we had with them two years ago," Rodgers said. "You know never what you're going to get from them and Coach [Bob] Frankenfield doubled down on Shane [McNeely] just like he did against Carlos Pujols two years ago."
But McNeely, an all-league selection, still had the athleticism and playmaking ability to score 19 points and grab 11 rebounds.
This game was won at the defensive end by CCHS, however. The Vikings (12-11) overcame shaky 16-for-29 foul shooting held Wilson without a field goal and to just four points in the fourth quarter.
"Someone told me that Wilson was 0-for-21 from the field in the fourth quarter," Rodgers said. "I don't know if that was accurate, but they didn't have a field goal and we went into our bag of tricks, made some adjustments, and played pretty good defense."
Rodgers said that his team took its preparation for Wilson "very seriously." The Vikings hadn't played in exactly two weeks since the regular season finale against Allen.
"Even though we got in some scrimmages against Notre Dame, Northampton and Catty," he said. "I think the kids were sick of practicing. They needed to play a game again."
Now, they'll get right back into it with a semifinal battle Tuesday at 7:30 against No. 10 seed Saucon Valley, which has pulled two surprises so far in the district tournament against Colonial League foes Southern Lehigh and Northern Lehigh.
"I'm sure they're going to be viewed as the underdog and that's something they will have going for them," Rodgers said. "We had done a lot of homework on Northern Lehigh because as the Colonial League champ we thought we'd have a good chance of facing them. But Saucon is playing really well. When [6-8 center] Eric Frans asserts himself, he can be an effective offensive player and with his size and wingspan, he's also a force defensively. Plus, their point guard John Clark is a terrific player and they have other kids who can shoot 3s."
It's going to be a tough matchup, but just like two years ago, CCHS had to work hard to get into districts with a late surge and seems determined not to let that hard work go to waste in the tournament.
"These kids are excited and want to keep going," Rodgers said. "There was a point late in the regular season after we lost to Northampton when I began to question whether the kids really wanted to continue to keep playing. Now, there's no doubt about that."
And Rodgers has found surprising resolve from the strong contingent of football players on his basketball roster.
"You'd think they'd be tiring and wearing down at this point of the season, but instead they're getting stronger," Rodgers said. "They realize they can do something quite rare and specialand that's become district champs in both football and basketball in the same year. Our kids are always excited about playing at Allen and they're looking forward to Tuesday night's game."
It should be an interesting, entertaining week ahead.
From Keith Groller
SATURDAY'S RECAP FROM KEITH GROLLER
From Keith Groller
The Lehigh Valley Conference fared well on Saturday in District 11 boys quarterfinal round action.
Central Catholic whipped Wilson in 3A and both Whitehall and Nazareth posted solid victories over pretty good Mountain Valley Conference teams in 4A.
The one exception to the LVC's good day was Pocono Mountain East thrashing Freedom. Joe Stellato has to be disappointed with his team's 89-59 loss. He sounded so enthused on the radio on Saturday morning. The Cardinals are very talented, and very hungry. Coach Patrick Heaton always has his team playing with a chip on its shoulder, but still... a 30-point loss? Didn't see that coming.
The Cardinals are the last MVC team remaining and the last hope of ending a drought for current MVC members in district boys competition. Stroudsburg was the last current MVC team to win gold in 1999.
Parkland won district titles in 2000 and 2001 while members of the MVC, but somehow I don't think the MVC really counts those two.
Pocono East can very well win it all this year. They have been solid since summer.
But for now, we've got two great 4A matchups on Wednesday night at Freedom to spotlight. Pocono East vs. Whitehall in Game 1 and Liberty vs. Nazareth in Game 2. And this time Anthony Gonzalez is playing.
We've got a lot of quotes on Liberty and Nazareth about Saturday's games and looking ahead to the semis. We can share them here since there was no room in print.
From Nazareth coach Joe Arndt....
On Liberty: "It's going to be a tough battle against Liberty, but our kids are focused. We knew it last week already that Anthony Gonzalez was going to be back. We just have to be ready and play our style of game. He gives them a different look. He bumps Jarrod West outside. Anthony sees the court so well and makes things happen for them. He's the leader of their group, just like Danny Wilk is the leader of our group."
Arndt on Danny Wilk....
"We knew we wanted to go inside against East Stroudsburg North. We looked to run and got good penetration. Danny's our leader and makes us go. He's the driver of this bus."
(Wilk got the ball inside to Karl Keglovits, right, who had a big night against ES North).
Wilk on beating ES North by beating them down the floor....
"They wanted to get up and down the court and outrebound us. But we outrebounded them and got our running game going. Our game is to play defense, get the rebound, get it down there on the break and pass it around. People who think they're just going to run all over us are going to be surprised because that's what we like to do."
Anthony Gonzalez on playing Nazareth for the first time....
"We lost to them twice and I didn't play either time, so I definitely want to get a win over them. I definitely wanted to be out there against Nazareth [in the LVC semis]. When you see your guys down, you definitely want to pick them back up and do whatever you can do to help them. That was a tough loss. Money [Darrun Hilliard] took it hard. He lives and dies with each game. As a senior captain, I was trying to help
him out as much I could."
What does the University of Pittsburgh say about you playing basketball?
"They gave me the OK to play again. It was all up to them."
Liberty coach Chad Landis on how much Gonzalez (surrounded by four Allen players on the right) wanted to come back....
"If he didn't want to come back, all he had to do was get the doctor to say no. I think the Nazareth loss ripped his heart out, too. We self-imploded at the end of that one and he didn't like to see that. He's been with us for four years. Yes, he has played a lot of big football games, but he has also played in more big basketball games than anyone in Liberty history. He wanted to come back and made the commitment to do all the work in rehab and we jumped through all of the necessary hoops to make it happen."
What Gonzalez means to Liberty....
Landis said, "His return puts a smile on my face, I know that. Now we're back to that team we had early in the year that I loved. He wills us to wins. Now, I know he can't do that again just yet. But he gives us some options, some depth. He gives us defense, some rebounding. We are pretty formidable when we have all of our guys on the floor. There was no cat being left out of the bag with Ant. He wasn't cleared to return until Tuesday night and we didn't want to play him on Wednesday [against Bangor] without practicing. So, he practiced with us Thursday and Friday. He looked pretty good, so we thought we might as well get him out there. We played a zone tonight because we thought it would be effective against Allen and it also allowed us to rest him in the back a little bit more and extend his minutes."
Will Gonzalez be the difference against Nazareth?
"He helps us," Landis said. "He makes us better. He'll give us a little lift. But if the five guys we have on the floor aren't playing as hard as their five guys, it doesn't matter who our five guys are. We have to play as a group better than we did the last two times we played them. They just flat-out outplayed us in those last two games."
From Keith Groller
The Lehigh Valley Conference fared well on Saturday in District 11 boys quarterfinal round action.
Central Catholic whipped Wilson in 3A and both Whitehall and Nazareth posted solid victories over pretty good Mountain Valley Conference teams in 4A.
The one exception to the LVC's good day was Pocono Mountain East thrashing Freedom. Joe Stellato has to be disappointed with his team's 89-59 loss. He sounded so enthused on the radio on Saturday morning. The Cardinals are very talented, and very hungry. Coach Patrick Heaton always has his team playing with a chip on its shoulder, but still... a 30-point loss? Didn't see that coming.
The Cardinals are the last MVC team remaining and the last hope of ending a drought for current MVC members in district boys competition. Stroudsburg was the last current MVC team to win gold in 1999.
Parkland won district titles in 2000 and 2001 while members of the MVC, but somehow I don't think the MVC really counts those two.
Pocono East can very well win it all this year. They have been solid since summer.
But for now, we've got two great 4A matchups on Wednesday night at Freedom to spotlight. Pocono East vs. Whitehall in Game 1 and Liberty vs. Nazareth in Game 2. And this time Anthony Gonzalez is playing.
We've got a lot of quotes on Liberty and Nazareth about Saturday's games and looking ahead to the semis. We can share them here since there was no room in print.
From Nazareth coach Joe Arndt....
On Liberty: "It's going to be a tough battle against Liberty, but our kids are focused. We knew it last week already that Anthony Gonzalez was going to be back. We just have to be ready and play our style of game. He gives them a different look. He bumps Jarrod West outside. Anthony sees the court so well and makes things happen for them. He's the leader of their group, just like Danny Wilk is the leader of our group."
Arndt on Danny Wilk....
"We knew we wanted to go inside against East Stroudsburg North. We looked to run and got good penetration. Danny's our leader and makes us go. He's the driver of this bus."
(Wilk got the ball inside to Karl Keglovits, right, who had a big night against ES North).
Wilk on beating ES North by beating them down the floor....
"They wanted to get up and down the court and outrebound us. But we outrebounded them and got our running game going. Our game is to play defense, get the rebound, get it down there on the break and pass it around. People who think they're just going to run all over us are going to be surprised because that's what we like to do."
Anthony Gonzalez on playing Nazareth for the first time....
"We lost to them twice and I didn't play either time, so I definitely want to get a win over them. I definitely wanted to be out there against Nazareth [in the LVC semis]. When you see your guys down, you definitely want to pick them back up and do whatever you can do to help them. That was a tough loss. Money [Darrun Hilliard] took it hard. He lives and dies with each game. As a senior captain, I was trying to help
him out as much I could."
What does the University of Pittsburgh say about you playing basketball?
"They gave me the OK to play again. It was all up to them."
Liberty coach Chad Landis on how much Gonzalez (surrounded by four Allen players on the right) wanted to come back....
"If he didn't want to come back, all he had to do was get the doctor to say no. I think the Nazareth loss ripped his heart out, too. We self-imploded at the end of that one and he didn't like to see that. He's been with us for four years. Yes, he has played a lot of big football games, but he has also played in more big basketball games than anyone in Liberty history. He wanted to come back and made the commitment to do all the work in rehab and we jumped through all of the necessary hoops to make it happen."
What Gonzalez means to Liberty....
Landis said, "His return puts a smile on my face, I know that. Now we're back to that team we had early in the year that I loved. He wills us to wins. Now, I know he can't do that again just yet. But he gives us some options, some depth. He gives us defense, some rebounding. We are pretty formidable when we have all of our guys on the floor. There was no cat being left out of the bag with Ant. He wasn't cleared to return until Tuesday night and we didn't want to play him on Wednesday [against Bangor] without practicing. So, he practiced with us Thursday and Friday. He looked pretty good, so we thought we might as well get him out there. We played a zone tonight because we thought it would be effective against Allen and it also allowed us to rest him in the back a little bit more and extend his minutes."
Will Gonzalez be the difference against Nazareth?
"He helps us," Landis said. "He makes us better. He'll give us a little lift. But if the five guys we have on the floor aren't playing as hard as their five guys, it doesn't matter who our five guys are. We have to play as a group better than we did the last two times we played them. They just flat-out outplayed us in those last two games."
From Keith Groller
Sunday!
Monday March 1, 2010
WHAT A LONG NIGHT AT LIBERTY SUNDAY NIGHT FOR WRESTLING.
AFTER 11:00PM.
TOTALLY NOT FAIR.
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL KIDS
THEY HAVE SCHOOL TODAY TOO.
HOW ARE THEY GOING TO WAKE UP FOR SCHOOL?
SOME OF THESE SCHOOLS TRAVEL TOO, THEY PROBABLY DIDN'T GET HOME TO 1:00AM.
SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE, HAVING DOUBLE A WITH TRIPLE A IS WAY TOO LONG..
Welcome to March!
First day of March!
Spring starts this month!!
10 days to my Birthday!
I am ready for Spring!
Enough Snow already, I Want to take walks outside!
I Was busy this weekend!
Nazareth Boys Basketball played Saturday night!
Then Sunday Afternoon went to Nazareth Wrestling!!
A Rare Friday night off and a rare Sunday Wrestling Meet at Liberty!
Congrats to Nazareth Boys Basketball vs E-Burg North Saturday!!
The Boys will play Liberty Wednesday at 7:30pm at Freedom High School!
The Girls will play E-Burg South Tuesday at 7pm at Pleasant Valley!!
I Hope the Girls win Tuesday!!
Friday at 10am did my Radio Show and at 10pm anchored the news on CW57.
Saturday at 9am listened to Keith Groller and at 1pm Announced Lafayette Women Basketball on RCN4, TV60 And at 2pm Announced College Basketball on MYPHL 17 And at 6pm went to Parkland High School for Basketball and at 10pm anchored the news on CW57.
Sunday at 11am did my Radio Show and at Noon Announced College Basketball on Big Ten Network and at 5pm went to Liberty High School for Nazareth Wrestling and at 10pm anchored the news on CW57.
I Feel bad for Tyler Grady who got dumped on Amercian Idol.
He made us proud though!!!
Did you watch the Closing Ceremonies of the Winter Olympics?
I Will miss that, I Enjoyed the Olympics.
The SANDS Casinos might be selling their place.
Will be interesting to hear if the SANDS Leave.
It been a long weekend at my house.
exhausting too.
My dog had 9 seizures Friday and Saturday and now Barking nonstop starting Sunday Afternoon. Its annoying to hear him bark all the time, even in the middle of the night. I Think he is in HEAT From having too many seizures. My mom yells at him, i don't think she understands it not the dog fault that is having these seizures, its human nature. Wish we did know why all 3 of my dogs have seuizures.
I am tired from being awake for 3 nights.
How was your weekend?
What did you do all weekend?
Anything fun?
Baseball starts this week!!
Back to a busy Announcing Schedule!
SCHEDULE:
Monday:
8:30am-10:30am ATTENDENT
11am - Noon RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230 AND 1320 (NEW TIME)
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW
NOON-2pm Harry Mayes on ESPN 950
1pm Mike Francessa
4-6pm ATTENDENT
4pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
NO ANNOUNCING
OFF TONIGHT
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Tuesday:
8:30am-10:30am ATTENDENT
11am - Noon RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230 AND 1320
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW
NOON-2pm Harry Mayes on ESPN 950
1pm NY Mets Baseball on SNY
1pm Mike Francessa
4-6pm ATTENDENT
4pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
Announce HS Basketball on RCN4
7pm Announce Big Ten Basketball on BIG TEN Network
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Wednesday:
8:30am-10:30am ATTENDENT
11am - Noon RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230 AND 1320
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW
NOON-2pm Harry Mayes on ESPN 950
1pm Announce Yankees Baseball on YES Network
4pm Mike Francessa
4-6pm ATTENDENT
4pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
7:30pm AT NAZARETH BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYOFF GAME AT FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Thursday:
8:30am-10:30am ATTENDENT
11am - Noon RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230 AND 1320
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW
NOON-2pm Harry Mayes on ESPN 950
NOON Announce Big Ten Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
1pm Announce Phillies Baseball on Comcast
1pm Mike Francessa
2:30pm Announce Big Ten Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
4-6pm ATTENDENT
4pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Friday:
8:30am-10:30am ATTENDENT
11am - Noon RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230 AND 1320
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW
11:30am Announce Big Ten Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
NOON-2pm Harry Mayes on ESPN 950
1pm NY Mets Baseball on SNY
1pm Announce NY Yankees Baseball on YES Network
1pm Mike Francessa
2pm Announce Big Ten Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
4-6pm ATTENDENT
4pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
Announce HS Basketball on RCN4
AT FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL FOR REGIONALS WRESTLING
6pm Announce Big Ten Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
8:30pm Announce Big Ten Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Saturday:
9am-11am KEITH GROLLER ON 1470 THE FOX
11am 69 Sports Saturday on WEEX 1230
AT FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL FOR REGIONALS WRESTLING
1pm Announce NY Yankees Baseball on YES Network
5pm Announce Big Ten Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
7:30pm Announce Big Ten Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
Sunday:
9:30am-NOON Jolly Joe Timmer on 1100am WGPA
9am-Noon John Richetta on 1470 THE FOX
12-3pm Jeff Dean on 1100am WGPA
1pm NY Mets Baseball on WPIX 11
6-8pm RACER'S ROUNDTABLE ON WXLV
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
RIP:
Dale Earenhardt SR.
Davey Allison
COURTNEY DIACONT
GRANDMA WEAVER
JAMIE LINTZ
JOHN VUKOVCICH
KRISTEN
BENNY PARSONS
DEREK KEHOE
JOSH HANCOCK
Joe Schneider
Frank Klepeisz
Mary Mutchler
Jene Flick
Frank Jenny
Jennifer Jacksits
Donald Williams
John Marzano
Andrew Millheim
Harold Rrenyold
Todd Rothrock
Wayne Grube
Catherine Baker Knoll
Josh Booth
Francesco Tolerico
Craig Borst
George Williams
Deborah Ed
Phil Newbaker
Harry Kalas
Dan Ozark
Chuck Daly
Brenton Krouse
Joshua Miller
Gary Pappa
Farrah Facett
Irv Homer
Michael Jackson
Steve Mcnair
Paul Marcinkowski
Walt Cronkite
Henry Tomkowski (Who raised a great and fun Daughter)
Tom Partridge
Angelica Fox
Melissa Kinsella
Joey Beers
Ben Yorgy
Brooke Stephens
Ryan Zawada
Frank Silfries
Pumpkin Groller
Al Alberts
Morgan Mcginis
Jason Gilligan
Harriet Lindenmoyer
Barbara Johnson
Chris Henry
Oral Roberts
Patti Heffner
Britney Murphy
Glen W. Bell Jr
Vince Heinlein
Heather Miller
John Murtha
SHOUT OUT TO MY J-TOWN ATTENDENT PAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
President of the Alan Davis, Gary Laubach, DreamKids and Keith Groller, Ray Kaminski Fan Clubs!
Keep It real!
Stay Safe and always remember to Smile and Think about all the Heroes!!!!
Thanks for your Time!
My blog Website with lots of INFO:
http://nazoeagle.blogspot.com/
SEE YOU WEDNESDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
WHAT A LONG NIGHT AT LIBERTY SUNDAY NIGHT FOR WRESTLING.
AFTER 11:00PM.
TOTALLY NOT FAIR.
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL KIDS
THEY HAVE SCHOOL TODAY TOO.
HOW ARE THEY GOING TO WAKE UP FOR SCHOOL?
SOME OF THESE SCHOOLS TRAVEL TOO, THEY PROBABLY DIDN'T GET HOME TO 1:00AM.
SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE, HAVING DOUBLE A WITH TRIPLE A IS WAY TOO LONG..
Welcome to March!
First day of March!
Spring starts this month!!
10 days to my Birthday!
I am ready for Spring!
Enough Snow already, I Want to take walks outside!
I Was busy this weekend!
Nazareth Boys Basketball played Saturday night!
Then Sunday Afternoon went to Nazareth Wrestling!!
A Rare Friday night off and a rare Sunday Wrestling Meet at Liberty!
Congrats to Nazareth Boys Basketball vs E-Burg North Saturday!!
The Boys will play Liberty Wednesday at 7:30pm at Freedom High School!
The Girls will play E-Burg South Tuesday at 7pm at Pleasant Valley!!
I Hope the Girls win Tuesday!!
Friday at 10am did my Radio Show and at 10pm anchored the news on CW57.
Saturday at 9am listened to Keith Groller and at 1pm Announced Lafayette Women Basketball on RCN4, TV60 And at 2pm Announced College Basketball on MYPHL 17 And at 6pm went to Parkland High School for Basketball and at 10pm anchored the news on CW57.
Sunday at 11am did my Radio Show and at Noon Announced College Basketball on Big Ten Network and at 5pm went to Liberty High School for Nazareth Wrestling and at 10pm anchored the news on CW57.
I Feel bad for Tyler Grady who got dumped on Amercian Idol.
He made us proud though!!!
Did you watch the Closing Ceremonies of the Winter Olympics?
I Will miss that, I Enjoyed the Olympics.
The SANDS Casinos might be selling their place.
Will be interesting to hear if the SANDS Leave.
It been a long weekend at my house.
exhausting too.
My dog had 9 seizures Friday and Saturday and now Barking nonstop starting Sunday Afternoon. Its annoying to hear him bark all the time, even in the middle of the night. I Think he is in HEAT From having too many seizures. My mom yells at him, i don't think she understands it not the dog fault that is having these seizures, its human nature. Wish we did know why all 3 of my dogs have seuizures.
I am tired from being awake for 3 nights.
How was your weekend?
What did you do all weekend?
Anything fun?
Baseball starts this week!!
Back to a busy Announcing Schedule!
SCHEDULE:
Monday:
8:30am-10:30am ATTENDENT
11am - Noon RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230 AND 1320 (NEW TIME)
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW
NOON-2pm Harry Mayes on ESPN 950
1pm Mike Francessa
4-6pm ATTENDENT
4pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
NO ANNOUNCING
OFF TONIGHT
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Tuesday:
8:30am-10:30am ATTENDENT
11am - Noon RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230 AND 1320
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW
NOON-2pm Harry Mayes on ESPN 950
1pm NY Mets Baseball on SNY
1pm Mike Francessa
4-6pm ATTENDENT
4pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
Announce HS Basketball on RCN4
7pm Announce Big Ten Basketball on BIG TEN Network
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Wednesday:
8:30am-10:30am ATTENDENT
11am - Noon RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230 AND 1320
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW
NOON-2pm Harry Mayes on ESPN 950
1pm Announce Yankees Baseball on YES Network
4pm Mike Francessa
4-6pm ATTENDENT
4pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
7:30pm AT NAZARETH BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYOFF GAME AT FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Thursday:
8:30am-10:30am ATTENDENT
11am - Noon RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230 AND 1320
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW
NOON-2pm Harry Mayes on ESPN 950
NOON Announce Big Ten Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
1pm Announce Phillies Baseball on Comcast
1pm Mike Francessa
2:30pm Announce Big Ten Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
4-6pm ATTENDENT
4pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Friday:
8:30am-10:30am ATTENDENT
11am - Noon RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230 AND 1320
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
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Saturday, February 27, 2010
NAZARETH BOYS BASKETBALL BEAT E-BURG NORTH 60-39 SATURDAY NIGHT AT PARKLAND HIGH SCHOOL AND WILL PLAY LIBERTY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT 7:30pm AT FREEDOM
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NAZARETH BOYS BASKETBALL BEAT E-BURG NORTH 60-39 SATURDAY NIGHT AT PARKLAND HIGH SCHOOL!
NAZARETH WILL PLAY LIBERTY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT 7:30pm AT FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL!
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NAZARETH GIRLS BASKETBALL BEAT PM WEST 59-50 AND WILL PLAY E-BURG SOUTH TUESDAY AT 7PM AT PLEASANT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
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NAZARETH GIRLS BASKETBALL BEAT PM WEST 59-50
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NAZARETH GIRLS BASKETBALL BEAT PM WEST 59-50
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WPIAL BOYS BASKETBALL
2010 WPIAL BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS Update
2/28/2010 - Don Rebel
For the 8th consecutive season, there will be a team from the South Hills playing for the WPIAL Class AAAA title after both top-seed Mount Lebanon and 12th-seed Upper St. Clair advanced with Second Round victories. Also, Section 3 rivals will square off for a third time this season as North Catholic and South Fayette were winner in Class AA. Here are ALL of the final results from Quarterfinals Saturday in the McDonalds/WPIAL Boys Basketball Playoffs, plus the matchups in all four classifications for the district Semifinals on Tuesday and Wednesday.
WPIAL CLASS AAAA QUARTERFINALS:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 56 - McKeesport Tigers 44 (MSA)
Upper St. Clair Panthers 61 - Latrobe Wildcats 41 (MSA)
North Allegheny Tigers 58 - Peters Township Indians 47 (MSA)
Gateway Gators 55 - Kiski Area Cavaliers 43 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA SEMIFINALS:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils (23-1) vs Upper St. Clair Panthers (15-8) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
North Allegheny Tigers (19-4) vs Gateway Gators (17-4) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA FIRST ROUND:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 33 - Shaler Titans 31 (MSA)
McKeesport Tigers 61 - Baldwin Highlanders 42 (MSA)
Latrobe Wildcats 42 - Plum Mustangs 40 (MSA)
Upper St. Clair Panthers 60 - Hempfield Spartans 56 in Overtime (MSA)
North Allegheny Tigers 80 - Canon-McMillan Big Macs 51 (MSA)
Peters Township Indians 49 - Butler Golden Tornado 45 (MSA)
Kiski Area Cavaliers 49 - Pittsburgh Central Catholic Vikings 48 (MSA)
Gateway Gators 91 - Norwin Knights 73 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Shaler Titans 80 - Fox Chapel Foxes 39 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA QUARTERFINALS:
Chartiers Valley Colts 85 - Trinity Hillers 47 (MSA)
West Allegheny Indians 62 - Highlands Golden Rams 59 in Overtime (MSA)
Hampton Talbots 52 - Montour Spartans 28 (MSA)
West Mifflin Titans 60 - Belle Vernon Leopards 51 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA SEMIFINALS:
Chartiers Valley Colts (23-1) vs West Allegheny Indians (15-8) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
Hampton Talbots (20-2) vs West Mifflin Titans (14-7) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AAA FIRST ROUND:
Chartiers Valley Colts 95 - Indiana Little Indians 59 (MSA)
Trinity Hillers 59 - Center Trojans 56 (MSA)
Highlands Golden Rams 80 - Laurel Highlands Mustangs 77 in Double Overtime (MSA)
West Allegheny Indians 52 - Blackhawk Cougars 48 (MSA)
Hampton Talbots 52 - Mount Pleasant Vikings 30 (MSA)
Montour Spartans 42 - Greensburg-Salem Golden Lions 25 (MSA)
Belle Vernon Leopards 40 - Hopewell Vikings 25 (MSA)
West Mifflin Titans 49 - Thomas Jefferson Jaguars 46 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Indiana Little Indians 65 - Valley Vikings 47 (MSA)
Highlands Golden Rams 92 - New Castle Red Hurricane 81 (MSA)
West Allegheny Indians 69 - Mars Planets 52 (MSA)
Mount Pleasant Vikings 47 - Elizabeth Forward Warriors 40 in Overtime (MSA)
Belle Vernon Leopards 61 - Deer Lakes Lancers 57 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA QUARTERFINALS:
North Catholic Trojans 54 - Washington Little Prexies 49 (MSA)
South Fayette Lions 54 - Beaver Falls Tigers 36 (MSA)
Rochester Rams 44 - Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 42 (MSA)
Shady Side Academy Indians 53 - Jeannette Jayhawks 45 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA SEMIFINALS:
North Catholic Trojans (21-2) vs South Fayette Lions (19-4) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
Rochester Rams (22-2) vs Shady Side Academy Indians (18-3) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AA FIRST ROUND:
North Catholic Trojans 78 - Wilkinsburg Tigers 45 (MSA)
Washington Little Prexies 50 - Freeport Yellowjackets 47 in Overtime (MSA)
South Fayette Lions 62 - Laurel Spartans 30 (MSA)
Beaver Falls Tigers 50 - New Brighton Lions 48 (MSA)
Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 65 - California Trojans 44 (MSA)
Rochester Rams 60 - Quaker Valley Quakers 52 (MSA)
Shady Side Academy Indians 63 - Bishop Canevin Crusaders 28 (MSA)
Jeannette Jayhawks 86 - Aliquippa Quips 75 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Wilkinsburg Tigers 57 - Sto-Rox Vikings 56 (MSA)
Freeport Yellowjackets 65 - Summit Academy Knights 48 (MSA)
Laurel Spartans 45 - Monessen Greyhounds 44 (MSA)
New Brighton Lions 57 - Burgettstown Blue Devils 34 (MSA)
California Trojans 59 - Apollo-Ridge Vikings 54 (MSA)
Quaker Valley Quakers 70 - Ford City Sabers 31 (MSA)
Bishop Canevin Crusaders 44 - Burrell Buccaneers 42 (MSA)
Jeannette Jayhawks 58 - Brentwood Spartans 42 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A QUARTERFINALS:
Sewickley Academy Panthers 70 - Neshannock Lancers 36 (MSA)
Cornell Raiders 50 - Clairton Bears 44 (MSA)
Lincoln Park Leopards 74 - Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 58 (MSA)
Serra Catholic Eagles 68 - Vincentian Academy Royals 39 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A SEMIFINALS:
Sewickley Academy Panthers (20-2) vs Cornell Raiders (18-5) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
Lincoln Park Leopards (17-6) vs Serra Catholic Eagles (20-2) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS A FIRST ROUND:
Sewickley Academy Panthers 65 - Monaca Indians 35 (MSA)
Neshannock Lancers 77 - St. Joseph Spartans 61 (MSA)
Clairton Bears 57 - Avella Eagles 38 (MSA)
Cornell Raiders 58 - Western Beaver Golden Beavers 35 (MSA)
Lincoln Park Leopards 73 - Geibel Gators 44 (MSA)
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 77 - Bentworth Bearcats 64 (MSA)
Serra Catholic Eagles 85 - Beth-Center Buldogs 44 (MSA)
Vincentian Academy Royals 49 - Union Scotties 40 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Monaca Indians 54 - Mapletown Maples 48 (MSA)
MSA SPORTSNET
2/28/2010 - Don Rebel
For the 8th consecutive season, there will be a team from the South Hills playing for the WPIAL Class AAAA title after both top-seed Mount Lebanon and 12th-seed Upper St. Clair advanced with Second Round victories. Also, Section 3 rivals will square off for a third time this season as North Catholic and South Fayette were winner in Class AA. Here are ALL of the final results from Quarterfinals Saturday in the McDonalds/WPIAL Boys Basketball Playoffs, plus the matchups in all four classifications for the district Semifinals on Tuesday and Wednesday.
WPIAL CLASS AAAA QUARTERFINALS:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 56 - McKeesport Tigers 44 (MSA)
Upper St. Clair Panthers 61 - Latrobe Wildcats 41 (MSA)
North Allegheny Tigers 58 - Peters Township Indians 47 (MSA)
Gateway Gators 55 - Kiski Area Cavaliers 43 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA SEMIFINALS:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils (23-1) vs Upper St. Clair Panthers (15-8) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
North Allegheny Tigers (19-4) vs Gateway Gators (17-4) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA FIRST ROUND:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 33 - Shaler Titans 31 (MSA)
McKeesport Tigers 61 - Baldwin Highlanders 42 (MSA)
Latrobe Wildcats 42 - Plum Mustangs 40 (MSA)
Upper St. Clair Panthers 60 - Hempfield Spartans 56 in Overtime (MSA)
North Allegheny Tigers 80 - Canon-McMillan Big Macs 51 (MSA)
Peters Township Indians 49 - Butler Golden Tornado 45 (MSA)
Kiski Area Cavaliers 49 - Pittsburgh Central Catholic Vikings 48 (MSA)
Gateway Gators 91 - Norwin Knights 73 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Shaler Titans 80 - Fox Chapel Foxes 39 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA QUARTERFINALS:
Chartiers Valley Colts 85 - Trinity Hillers 47 (MSA)
West Allegheny Indians 62 - Highlands Golden Rams 59 in Overtime (MSA)
Hampton Talbots 52 - Montour Spartans 28 (MSA)
West Mifflin Titans 60 - Belle Vernon Leopards 51 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA SEMIFINALS:
Chartiers Valley Colts (23-1) vs West Allegheny Indians (15-8) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
Hampton Talbots (20-2) vs West Mifflin Titans (14-7) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AAA FIRST ROUND:
Chartiers Valley Colts 95 - Indiana Little Indians 59 (MSA)
Trinity Hillers 59 - Center Trojans 56 (MSA)
Highlands Golden Rams 80 - Laurel Highlands Mustangs 77 in Double Overtime (MSA)
West Allegheny Indians 52 - Blackhawk Cougars 48 (MSA)
Hampton Talbots 52 - Mount Pleasant Vikings 30 (MSA)
Montour Spartans 42 - Greensburg-Salem Golden Lions 25 (MSA)
Belle Vernon Leopards 40 - Hopewell Vikings 25 (MSA)
West Mifflin Titans 49 - Thomas Jefferson Jaguars 46 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Indiana Little Indians 65 - Valley Vikings 47 (MSA)
Highlands Golden Rams 92 - New Castle Red Hurricane 81 (MSA)
West Allegheny Indians 69 - Mars Planets 52 (MSA)
Mount Pleasant Vikings 47 - Elizabeth Forward Warriors 40 in Overtime (MSA)
Belle Vernon Leopards 61 - Deer Lakes Lancers 57 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA QUARTERFINALS:
North Catholic Trojans 54 - Washington Little Prexies 49 (MSA)
South Fayette Lions 54 - Beaver Falls Tigers 36 (MSA)
Rochester Rams 44 - Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 42 (MSA)
Shady Side Academy Indians 53 - Jeannette Jayhawks 45 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA SEMIFINALS:
North Catholic Trojans (21-2) vs South Fayette Lions (19-4) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
Rochester Rams (22-2) vs Shady Side Academy Indians (18-3) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AA FIRST ROUND:
North Catholic Trojans 78 - Wilkinsburg Tigers 45 (MSA)
Washington Little Prexies 50 - Freeport Yellowjackets 47 in Overtime (MSA)
South Fayette Lions 62 - Laurel Spartans 30 (MSA)
Beaver Falls Tigers 50 - New Brighton Lions 48 (MSA)
Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 65 - California Trojans 44 (MSA)
Rochester Rams 60 - Quaker Valley Quakers 52 (MSA)
Shady Side Academy Indians 63 - Bishop Canevin Crusaders 28 (MSA)
Jeannette Jayhawks 86 - Aliquippa Quips 75 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Wilkinsburg Tigers 57 - Sto-Rox Vikings 56 (MSA)
Freeport Yellowjackets 65 - Summit Academy Knights 48 (MSA)
Laurel Spartans 45 - Monessen Greyhounds 44 (MSA)
New Brighton Lions 57 - Burgettstown Blue Devils 34 (MSA)
California Trojans 59 - Apollo-Ridge Vikings 54 (MSA)
Quaker Valley Quakers 70 - Ford City Sabers 31 (MSA)
Bishop Canevin Crusaders 44 - Burrell Buccaneers 42 (MSA)
Jeannette Jayhawks 58 - Brentwood Spartans 42 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A QUARTERFINALS:
Sewickley Academy Panthers 70 - Neshannock Lancers 36 (MSA)
Cornell Raiders 50 - Clairton Bears 44 (MSA)
Lincoln Park Leopards 74 - Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 58 (MSA)
Serra Catholic Eagles 68 - Vincentian Academy Royals 39 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A SEMIFINALS:
Sewickley Academy Panthers (20-2) vs Cornell Raiders (18-5) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
Lincoln Park Leopards (17-6) vs Serra Catholic Eagles (20-2) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS A FIRST ROUND:
Sewickley Academy Panthers 65 - Monaca Indians 35 (MSA)
Neshannock Lancers 77 - St. Joseph Spartans 61 (MSA)
Clairton Bears 57 - Avella Eagles 38 (MSA)
Cornell Raiders 58 - Western Beaver Golden Beavers 35 (MSA)
Lincoln Park Leopards 73 - Geibel Gators 44 (MSA)
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 77 - Bentworth Bearcats 64 (MSA)
Serra Catholic Eagles 85 - Beth-Center Buldogs 44 (MSA)
Vincentian Academy Royals 49 - Union Scotties 40 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Monaca Indians 54 - Mapletown Maples 48 (MSA)
MSA SPORTSNET
WPIAL GIRLS BASKETBALL
2010 WPIAL GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS Update
2/28/2010 - Don Rebel
The WPIAL could not have set it up any better. The top four seeds in Class AAA have advanced to the Semifinals while three of the top four seeds in Class A move on with 3rd-seed Rochester as the only casualty. Here are ALL of the results from Quarterfinals Saturday in Class AAA and Class A, plus the matchups for the Semifinals on Tuesday and Wednesday in the 2010 McDonalds/WPIAL Girls Basketball Playoffs.
WPIAL CLASS AAAA QUARTERFINALS:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 73 - Fox Chapel Foxes 45 (MSA)
Peters Township Indians 49 - Shaler Titans 48 (MSA)
Bethel Park Black Hawks 50 - Butler Golden Tornado 43 (MSA)
Baldwin Highlanders 71 - Kiski Area Cavaliers 43 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA SEMIFINALS:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils (22-2) vs Peters Township Indians (13-11) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
Bethel Park Black Hawks (18-5) vs Baldwin Highlanders (19-4) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA FIRST ROUND:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 65 - Woodland Hills Wolverines 30 (MSA)
Fox Chapel Foxes 58 - Norwin Knights 53 (MSA)
Shaler Titans 51 - Hempfield Spartans 43 (MSA)
Peters Township Indians 44 - Oakland Catholic Eagles 40 in Overtime (MSA)
Butler Golden Tornado 42 - Penn-Trafford Warriors 38 (MSA)
Bethel Park Black Hawks 53 - McKeesport Tigers 43 (MSA)
Baldwin Highlanders 60 - Plum Mustangs 14 (MSA)
Kiski Area Cavaliers 60 - North Allegheny Tigers 57 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Woodland Hills Wolverines 48 - North Hills Indians 43 (MSA)
Penn-Trafford Warriors 54 - Penn Hills Indians 47 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA QUARTERFINALS:
Hopewell Vikings 59 - Blackhawk Cougars 43 (MSA)
Chartiers Valley Colts 61 - Mount Pleasant Vikings 41 (MSA)
New Castle Red Hurricane 65 - Hampton Talbots 44 (MSA)
Indiana Little Indians 60 - Uniontown Red Raiders 41 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA SEMIFINALS:
Hopewell Vikings (24-0) vs Chartiers Valley Colts (20-4) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
New Castle Red Hurricane (19-3) vs Indiana Little Indians (21-1) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AAA FIRST ROUND:
Hopewell Vikings 65 - Montour Spartans 45 (MSA)
Blackhawk Cougars 69 - South Park Eagles 62 in Double Overtime (MSA)
Chartiers Valley Colts 46 - Mars Planets 35 (MSA)
Mount Pleasant Vikings 29 - Kittanning Wildcats 28 (MSA)
New Castle Red Hurricane 66 - Laurel Highlands Mustangs 41 (MSA)
Hampton Talbots 65 - Ambridge Bridgers 50 (MSA)
Indiana Little Indians 62 - West Mifflin Titans 46 (MSA)
Uniontown Red Raiders 46 - Thomas Jefferson Jaguars 43 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Montour Spartans 63 - Yough Cougars 28 (MSA)
Mars Planets 47 - Belle Vernon Leopards 46 (MSA)
Kittanning Wildcats 61 - McGuffey Highlanders 29 (MSA)
Laurel Highlands Mustangs 62 - Elizabeth Forward Warriors 42 (MSA)
West Mifflin Titans 45 - Highlands Golden Rams 30 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA QUARTERFINALS:
Avonworth Antelopes 58 - Bishop Canevin Crusaders 51 (MSA)
Seton-LaSalle Rebels 44 - Sto-Rox Vikings 39 (MSA)
Jeannette Jayhawks 44 - South Fayette Lions 40 (MSA)
Beaver Bobcats 57 - Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 51 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA SEMIFINALS:
Avonworth Antelopes (22-1) vs Seton-LaSalle Rebels (19-5) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
Jeannette Jayhawks (22-2) vs Beaver Bobcats (18-4) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AA FIRST ROUND:
Avonworth Antelopes 62 - West Shamokin Wolves 30 (MSA)
Bishop Canevin Crusaders 46 - Beth-Center Bulldogs 44 (MSA)
Seton-LaSalle Rebels 54 - Neshannock Lancers 22 (MSA)
Sto-Rox Vikings 43 - Washington Little Prexies 27 (MSA)
Jeannette Jayhawks 55 - Deer Lakes Lancers 32 (MSA)
South Fayette Lions 42 - Apollo-Ridge Vikings 41 (MSA)
Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 42 - Ford City Sabers 32 (MSA)
Beaver Bobcats 52 - Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 26 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
West Shamokin Wolves 48 - Riverview Raiders 32 (MSA)
Bishop Canevin Crusaders 60 - Aliquippa Quips 58 (MSA)
Neshannock Lancers 59 - Charleroi Cougars 33 (MSA)
Washington Little Prexies 34 - Springdale Dynamos 29 (MSA)
Deer Lakes Lancers 40 - Riverside Panthers 33 (MSA)
South Fayette Lions 55 - Beaver Falls Tigers 43 (MSA)
Ford City Sabers 30 - Mohawk Warriors 27 (MSA)
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 72 - Brownsville Falcons 49 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A QUARTERFINALS:
North Catholic Trojanettes 54 - Winchester Thurston Bears 49 (MSA)
Monessen Greyhounds 42 - Fort Cherry Rangers 30 (MSA)
Quigley Spartans 43 - Serra Catholic Eagles 35 (MSA)
Vincentian Academy Royals 53 - Rochester Rams 38 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A SEMIFINALS:
North Catholic Trojanettes (21-3) vs Monessen Greyhounds (18-4) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
Quigley Spartans (19-2) vs Vincentian Academy Royals (14-7) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS A FIRST ROUND:
North Catholic Trojanettes 73 - Avella Eagles 38 (MSA)
Winchester Thurston Bears 63 - Chartiers-Houston Buccaneers 54 (MSA)
Monessen Greyhounds 38 - Cornell Raiders 28 (MSA)
Fort Cherry Rangers 61 - California Trojans 32 (MSA)
Quigley Spartans 69 - Western Beaver Golden Beavers 20 (MSA)
Serra Catholic Eagles 35 - Carmichaels Mighty Mikes 25 (MSA)
Rochester Rams 46 - Mount Alvernia Lions 29 (MSA)
Vincentian Academy Royals 81 - Sewickley Academy Panthers 36 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Avella Eagles 52 - Monaca Indians 44 (MSA)
Western Beaver Golden Beavers 50 - St. Joseph Spartans 46 (MSA)
Mount Alvernia Lions 47 - Geibel Gators 41 (MSA)
MSA SPORTSNET
2/28/2010 - Don Rebel
The WPIAL could not have set it up any better. The top four seeds in Class AAA have advanced to the Semifinals while three of the top four seeds in Class A move on with 3rd-seed Rochester as the only casualty. Here are ALL of the results from Quarterfinals Saturday in Class AAA and Class A, plus the matchups for the Semifinals on Tuesday and Wednesday in the 2010 McDonalds/WPIAL Girls Basketball Playoffs.
WPIAL CLASS AAAA QUARTERFINALS:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 73 - Fox Chapel Foxes 45 (MSA)
Peters Township Indians 49 - Shaler Titans 48 (MSA)
Bethel Park Black Hawks 50 - Butler Golden Tornado 43 (MSA)
Baldwin Highlanders 71 - Kiski Area Cavaliers 43 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA SEMIFINALS:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils (22-2) vs Peters Township Indians (13-11) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
Bethel Park Black Hawks (18-5) vs Baldwin Highlanders (19-4) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA FIRST ROUND:
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 65 - Woodland Hills Wolverines 30 (MSA)
Fox Chapel Foxes 58 - Norwin Knights 53 (MSA)
Shaler Titans 51 - Hempfield Spartans 43 (MSA)
Peters Township Indians 44 - Oakland Catholic Eagles 40 in Overtime (MSA)
Butler Golden Tornado 42 - Penn-Trafford Warriors 38 (MSA)
Bethel Park Black Hawks 53 - McKeesport Tigers 43 (MSA)
Baldwin Highlanders 60 - Plum Mustangs 14 (MSA)
Kiski Area Cavaliers 60 - North Allegheny Tigers 57 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Woodland Hills Wolverines 48 - North Hills Indians 43 (MSA)
Penn-Trafford Warriors 54 - Penn Hills Indians 47 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA QUARTERFINALS:
Hopewell Vikings 59 - Blackhawk Cougars 43 (MSA)
Chartiers Valley Colts 61 - Mount Pleasant Vikings 41 (MSA)
New Castle Red Hurricane 65 - Hampton Talbots 44 (MSA)
Indiana Little Indians 60 - Uniontown Red Raiders 41 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA SEMIFINALS:
Hopewell Vikings (24-0) vs Chartiers Valley Colts (20-4) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
New Castle Red Hurricane (19-3) vs Indiana Little Indians (21-1) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AAA FIRST ROUND:
Hopewell Vikings 65 - Montour Spartans 45 (MSA)
Blackhawk Cougars 69 - South Park Eagles 62 in Double Overtime (MSA)
Chartiers Valley Colts 46 - Mars Planets 35 (MSA)
Mount Pleasant Vikings 29 - Kittanning Wildcats 28 (MSA)
New Castle Red Hurricane 66 - Laurel Highlands Mustangs 41 (MSA)
Hampton Talbots 65 - Ambridge Bridgers 50 (MSA)
Indiana Little Indians 62 - West Mifflin Titans 46 (MSA)
Uniontown Red Raiders 46 - Thomas Jefferson Jaguars 43 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Montour Spartans 63 - Yough Cougars 28 (MSA)
Mars Planets 47 - Belle Vernon Leopards 46 (MSA)
Kittanning Wildcats 61 - McGuffey Highlanders 29 (MSA)
Laurel Highlands Mustangs 62 - Elizabeth Forward Warriors 42 (MSA)
West Mifflin Titans 45 - Highlands Golden Rams 30 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA QUARTERFINALS:
Avonworth Antelopes 58 - Bishop Canevin Crusaders 51 (MSA)
Seton-LaSalle Rebels 44 - Sto-Rox Vikings 39 (MSA)
Jeannette Jayhawks 44 - South Fayette Lions 40 (MSA)
Beaver Bobcats 57 - Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 51 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA SEMIFINALS:
Avonworth Antelopes (22-1) vs Seton-LaSalle Rebels (19-5) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
Jeannette Jayhawks (22-2) vs Beaver Bobcats (18-4) on Tuesday, March 2nd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS AA FIRST ROUND:
Avonworth Antelopes 62 - West Shamokin Wolves 30 (MSA)
Bishop Canevin Crusaders 46 - Beth-Center Bulldogs 44 (MSA)
Seton-LaSalle Rebels 54 - Neshannock Lancers 22 (MSA)
Sto-Rox Vikings 43 - Washington Little Prexies 27 (MSA)
Jeannette Jayhawks 55 - Deer Lakes Lancers 32 (MSA)
South Fayette Lions 42 - Apollo-Ridge Vikings 41 (MSA)
Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 42 - Ford City Sabers 32 (MSA)
Beaver Bobcats 52 - Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 26 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AA PRELIMINARY ROUND:
West Shamokin Wolves 48 - Riverview Raiders 32 (MSA)
Bishop Canevin Crusaders 60 - Aliquippa Quips 58 (MSA)
Neshannock Lancers 59 - Charleroi Cougars 33 (MSA)
Washington Little Prexies 34 - Springdale Dynamos 29 (MSA)
Deer Lakes Lancers 40 - Riverside Panthers 33 (MSA)
South Fayette Lions 55 - Beaver Falls Tigers 43 (MSA)
Ford City Sabers 30 - Mohawk Warriors 27 (MSA)
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 72 - Brownsville Falcons 49 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A QUARTERFINALS:
North Catholic Trojanettes 54 - Winchester Thurston Bears 49 (MSA)
Monessen Greyhounds 42 - Fort Cherry Rangers 30 (MSA)
Quigley Spartans 43 - Serra Catholic Eagles 35 (MSA)
Vincentian Academy Royals 53 - Rochester Rams 38 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A SEMIFINALS:
North Catholic Trojanettes (21-3) vs Monessen Greyhounds (18-4) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
Quigley Spartans (19-2) vs Vincentian Academy Royals (14-7) on Wednesday, March 3rd (site and time to be determined)
WPIAL CLASS A FIRST ROUND:
North Catholic Trojanettes 73 - Avella Eagles 38 (MSA)
Winchester Thurston Bears 63 - Chartiers-Houston Buccaneers 54 (MSA)
Monessen Greyhounds 38 - Cornell Raiders 28 (MSA)
Fort Cherry Rangers 61 - California Trojans 32 (MSA)
Quigley Spartans 69 - Western Beaver Golden Beavers 20 (MSA)
Serra Catholic Eagles 35 - Carmichaels Mighty Mikes 25 (MSA)
Rochester Rams 46 - Mount Alvernia Lions 29 (MSA)
Vincentian Academy Royals 81 - Sewickley Academy Panthers 36 (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS A PRELIMINARY ROUND:
Avella Eagles 52 - Monaca Indians 44 (MSA)
Western Beaver Golden Beavers 50 - St. Joseph Spartans 46 (MSA)
Mount Alvernia Lions 47 - Geibel Gators 41 (MSA)
MSA SPORTSNET
2A WRESTLING NEWS FROM FREEDOM
District 11 Class AA team champion Pen Argyl and two of its Colonial League rivals, Saucon Valley and Northern Lehigh, each advanced four wrestlers to Sunday night's District 11 finals in action here at Freedom High School this evening.
Winning for the Green Knights, who had a tournament-best eight semifinalists, were Jamie Welsh (112 pounds), Mike Racciato (130), Rex Lutz (140) and Phil Racciato (145).
Saucon Valley saw Tyrone Deschler win first at 125, followed by Adam Chernaskey (130), John Lynch (135) and Ian Gimbar (189).
For Northern Lehigh, Zane Heller (119), Nikko Stevens (135), Craemer Hedash (152) and Colin Hedash (171) each will wrestle for titles when the venue shifts to Liberty High School Sunday evening.
SEMIFINALS
103 POUNDS
Anthony Bilotta (PX) dec. Bryan Israel (SV) 7-0; Nicholas O'Donnell (PV) dec. Matt Williams (PA), 3-2.
112 POUNDS
Randy Cruz (BC) tech. fall Ty Herzog (NL) 16-0, 1:58; Jamie Welsh (PA), dec. Dylan Long (N), 12-5.
119 POUNDS
Zane Heller (NL) dec. Adam Phillippi (SV) 85; Kody Rittenbaugh (PG) dec. Cody Kievman (TV), 5-2.
125 POUNDS
Justin Mazza (PX) dec. Vinny Pellechia (C) 6-0; Tyrone Deschler (SV) dec. Constantine Filipos (CC), 2-0.
130 POUNDS
Mike Racciato (PA) pinned Ryan Todora (BC) 3:13; Adam Chernaskey (SV) dec. Kolby Mashack (T), 8-4.
135 POUNDS
Nikko Stevens (NL) dec. Luciano Burriesci (PA) 10-3; John Lynch (SV) dec. Alex Snyder (TV), 6-3.
140 POUNDS
Allen Daubert (PG) major dec. Dan Costenbader (P) 15-7; Rex Lutz (PA) dec. Jacob Giovannini (PX) 5-3.
145 POUNDS
Phil Racciato (PA) dec. Sam Scheib (TV) 9-7; Elliot Riddick (BC) dec. Dillon Smith (JT), 3-1 OT.
152 POUNDS
Kyle Dehaut (BC) pinned Greg Chrin (ND) 2:40; Craemer Hedash (NL), dec. Mike Englert (P) 4-2 OT.
160 POUNDS
Bryn Bowman (TV) dec. Kyle Sorensen (N) 9-4; John Blank (ND) dec. Michael Weaver (PV), 5-0.
171 POUNDS
Colin Hedash (NL) dec. Nick Edmonson (SV) 8-2; Luke DeLuise (PX) pinned Garrett VanDeMark (NS), :57.
189 POUNDS
Garth Lahitsky (T) pinned Luke Garner (C) 3:10; Ian Gimbar (SV) major dec. Tyler Horn (PA), 11-3.
215 POUNDS
Curtis Garner (C) dec. Scott Yagielnskie (NS) 8-6; John Schaeffer (PV) pinned Martin LaLuz (BC), 7:38.
285 POUNDS
Ben Ancheff (WV) pinned Tyler Dean (NS) 1:10; Briar Stern (L) pinned pinned Kirby Mutton (PA), 4:18.
Source: Morning Call
Winning for the Green Knights, who had a tournament-best eight semifinalists, were Jamie Welsh (112 pounds), Mike Racciato (130), Rex Lutz (140) and Phil Racciato (145).
Saucon Valley saw Tyrone Deschler win first at 125, followed by Adam Chernaskey (130), John Lynch (135) and Ian Gimbar (189).
For Northern Lehigh, Zane Heller (119), Nikko Stevens (135), Craemer Hedash (152) and Colin Hedash (171) each will wrestle for titles when the venue shifts to Liberty High School Sunday evening.
SEMIFINALS
103 POUNDS
Anthony Bilotta (PX) dec. Bryan Israel (SV) 7-0; Nicholas O'Donnell (PV) dec. Matt Williams (PA), 3-2.
112 POUNDS
Randy Cruz (BC) tech. fall Ty Herzog (NL) 16-0, 1:58; Jamie Welsh (PA), dec. Dylan Long (N), 12-5.
119 POUNDS
Zane Heller (NL) dec. Adam Phillippi (SV) 85; Kody Rittenbaugh (PG) dec. Cody Kievman (TV), 5-2.
125 POUNDS
Justin Mazza (PX) dec. Vinny Pellechia (C) 6-0; Tyrone Deschler (SV) dec. Constantine Filipos (CC), 2-0.
130 POUNDS
Mike Racciato (PA) pinned Ryan Todora (BC) 3:13; Adam Chernaskey (SV) dec. Kolby Mashack (T), 8-4.
135 POUNDS
Nikko Stevens (NL) dec. Luciano Burriesci (PA) 10-3; John Lynch (SV) dec. Alex Snyder (TV), 6-3.
140 POUNDS
Allen Daubert (PG) major dec. Dan Costenbader (P) 15-7; Rex Lutz (PA) dec. Jacob Giovannini (PX) 5-3.
145 POUNDS
Phil Racciato (PA) dec. Sam Scheib (TV) 9-7; Elliot Riddick (BC) dec. Dillon Smith (JT), 3-1 OT.
152 POUNDS
Kyle Dehaut (BC) pinned Greg Chrin (ND) 2:40; Craemer Hedash (NL), dec. Mike Englert (P) 4-2 OT.
160 POUNDS
Bryn Bowman (TV) dec. Kyle Sorensen (N) 9-4; John Blank (ND) dec. Michael Weaver (PV), 5-0.
171 POUNDS
Colin Hedash (NL) dec. Nick Edmonson (SV) 8-2; Luke DeLuise (PX) pinned Garrett VanDeMark (NS), :57.
189 POUNDS
Garth Lahitsky (T) pinned Luke Garner (C) 3:10; Ian Gimbar (SV) major dec. Tyler Horn (PA), 11-3.
215 POUNDS
Curtis Garner (C) dec. Scott Yagielnskie (NS) 8-6; John Schaeffer (PV) pinned Martin LaLuz (BC), 7:38.
285 POUNDS
Ben Ancheff (WV) pinned Tyler Dean (NS) 1:10; Briar Stern (L) pinned pinned Kirby Mutton (PA), 4:18.
Source: Morning Call
FINAL 3A WRESTLING NEWS FROM SATURDAY AT LIBERTY
Parkland advanced four wrestlers into Sunday's finals to take a comfortable lead in the team scoring at the District 11 Class 3A wrestling championships at Liberty High.
The Trojans concluded Saturday's semifinal round qith 184.5 team points, 34 ahead of second-place Easton. Parkland seeks to become the first team other than Easton, Nazareth or Northampton to win a district team title since Liberty did so in 1982.
Four Trojans will wrestle for district titles, including senior Wade Rivera, who advanced with a 4-3 semifinal decision over Freedom's Mason McIntrye. Freshman Evan Disora (103), junior Mike Ottinger (145) and junior Tarik Haddad (189) also are in the finals from Parkland.
Liberty and Easton have four finalists each, while Nazareth and Blue Mountain have three apiece. Liberty went 4-0 in the semifinals. Whitehall and Pleasant Valley both went 2-0 in the semis.
Wrestling continues at 5 p.m. Sunday with the consolation finals. The championship finals will be wrestled at 7 p.m. at Liberty, alongside the 2A title bouts.
TOP 5 TEAMS (THROUGH SEMIFINALS)
1. Parkland 184.5.
2. Easton 150.5.
3. Nazareth 147.5.
4. Blue Mountain 141.5.
5. Liberty 140.
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHUPS
103: Anthony Cabrera (L) vs. Evan Disora (Ea).
112: Corey Keener (BM) vs. Mike Fake (Pa).
119: Franco Ferraina (Na) vs. Anthony Marino (L).
125: Zach Horan (Na) vs. Jordan Glykas (No).
130: Jordan Toledo (PV) vs. Mitch Minotti (Ea).
135: Joey Rizzolino (Ea) vs. Jacob Chamberlain (PV).
140: Mark Hartenstine (Ea) vs. Josh Kindig (BM).
145: Ryan Krecker (Na) vs. Mike Ottinger (Pa).
152: Austin Sommer (No) vs. Ahmed Burton (A).
160: Wade Rivera (Pa) vs. Mike Brown (L).
171: Matt Transue (S) vs. Tate Klidonas (Em).
189: Tarik Haddad (Pa) vs. Chris Pintado (L).
215: Brook Gosch (BM) vs. Taray Carey (W)
285: Josh Gonzalez (PMW) vs. Tony Bourizk (W).
SEMIFINALS
103: Anthony Cabrera (L) dec. DeMarquis Holley (D) 5-3; Evan Disora (Ea) dec. Paul Hetrick (No) 7-5.
112: Corey Keener (BM) dec. Greg Rinker (No) 6-5; Mike Fake (Pa) dec. Matt Valentin (S) 6-2.
119: Franco Ferrania (Na) dec. Brandon Choate (BM) 7-5; Anthony Marino (L) dec. Brandon Davis (Pa) 5-3.
125: Zach Horan (Na) dec. Eric Howey (S) 7-2; Jordan Glykas (No) dec. Mike Marano (Pa) 2-0.
130: Jordan Toledo (PV) dec. Greg Noll (Na) 4-2; Mitch Minotti (Ea) dec. Tyler Rauenzahn (BM) 7-3.
135: Joey Rizzolino (Ea) dec. Clint Rarick (BM) 3-1; Jacob Chamberlain (PV) pin Justin Heller (Pa) 2:37.
140: Mark Hartenstine (Ea) dec. Mike Kistler (Pa) 13-1; Josh Kindig (BM) dec. Tyler Torcivia (Na) 14-4.
145: Ryan Krecker (Na) dec. Tyler Lauchaire (S) 16-6; Mike Ottinger (Pa) dec. Anthony Minotti (Ea) 14-9.
152: Austin Sommer (No) dec. Travis Moyer (BM) 3-1; Ahmed Burton (A) dec. Andy Moore (Pa) 6-4 OT.
160: Wade Rivera (Pa) dec. Mason McIntyre (F) 4-3; Mike Brown (L) dec. Josh Rodriguez (W) 6-2.
171: Matt Transue (S) pin Ed Helm V (PME) 3:12; Tate Klidonas (Em) dec. Ben Bradley (Na) 11-5.
189: Tarik Haddad (Pa) dec. Aaron Bradley (Na) 6-4; Chris Pintado (L) dec. Troy Newhard (Em) 5-0.
215: Brook Gosch (BM) dec. David Wilke (Na) 9-4; Taray Carey (W) dec. Jalal Paige (Ea) 7-1.
285: Josh Gonzalez (PMW) pin Tom Lapping (ESS) 3:52; Tony Bourizk (W) dec. D.J. King 6-1 OT.
QUARTERFINALS
103: Anthony Cabrera (L) dec. Sean Bianco (PV) 16-5; DeMarquis Holley (D) dec. Bailey Roos (Po) 13-4; Evan Disora (Ea) dec. Ian Evans (Pa) 12-4; Paul Hetrick (No) pin George Schaffer (B) 5:17.
112: Corey Keener (BM) pin Jarrett Sutter (Na) 1:31: Greg Rinker (No) dec. Devon Lotito (L) 9-6; Mike Fake (Pa) dec. Tyler Galasso (F) 14-2; Matt Valentin (St) dec. Ernest Klingel (PV) 9-7.
119: Brandon Choate (BM) tech. fall Lee Coleman (B) 20-5 in 5:43; Franco Ferraina (Na) tech. fall Mike Dahlstrom (PV) 17-1 in 4:32; Brandon Davis (Pa) dec. Robbie Rizzolino (Ea) 5-3; Anthony Marino (L) dec. Josh Fritz (Em) 17-6.
125: Zach Horan (Na) pin Mike Ramos (A) 1:00; Eric Howey (St) tech. fall Brett Marino (L) 17-0 in 4:26; Jordan Glykas (No) dec. Calvin Daly (E) 4-2; Mike Marano (Pa) dec. Mike Pokrinchak (PV) 6-3.
130: Jordan Toledo (PV) tech. fall Forest Touchberry (Pa) 26-11 in 4:50; Greg Noll (Na) dec. George Bastian (ESS) 10-8 OT; Tyler Rauenzahn (BM) dec. Trey Daubert (No) 19-6; Mitch Minotti (Ea) pin Sean Aris (PMW) 3:59.
135: Joey Rizzolino (Ea) tech. fall Matt Klacik (F) 15-0 in 2:43; Clint Rarick (BM) pin Joseph Bickelman (Po) 1:14; Justin Heller (Pa) dec. Ian Stout (Na) 12-1; Jacob Chamberlain (PV) dec. Arian Kohler (ESS) 7-3.
140: Mark Hartenstine (Ea) pin Chris Gannon (ESN) 1:14; Mike Kistler (Pa) dec. Alex Yanovich (PV) 16-7; Tyler Torcivia (Na) dec. Garret Henning (L) 8-4; Josh Kindig (BM) tech. fall Matt Bonshak (W) 19-4.
145: Ryan Krecker (Na) pin Ryan Hogan (L) 3:09; Tyler Lauchaire (St) pin Donald-Paul Miller (PME) 5:59;
Anthony Minotti (Ea) dec. Aaron Williams (W) 16-7; Mike Ottinger (Pa) pin Brandon Watral (BM) 3:46.
152: Austin Sommer (No) pin Xavier Isley (D) :58; Travis Moyer (BM) dec. L.J Bachert (Em) 8-3; Andy Moore (Pa) dec. Seth Guth (W) 8-0; Ahmed Burton (A) dec. Matt Gotzon (SL) 14-5.
160: Wade Rivera (Pa) dec. Zack Bambary (Ea) 11-0; Mason McInytre (F) dec. Chris Yocum (St) 12-6; Mike Brown (L) dec. Shawn Cicero (Po) 2-0; Josh Rodriguez (W) dec. John Lambert (N) 4-1.
171: Matt Transue (St) pin Jacob Schwar (B) 1:00; Ed Helm V (PME) pin Jose Rotger (Ea) :37; Ben Bradley (Na) dec. Tyler Marx (No) 4-3; Tate Klidonas (Em) tech. fall Willie O'Brien (ESS) 17-2 in 5:47.
189: Tarik Haddad (Pa) dec. Tyler Greene (Ea) 4-0; Aaron Bradley (Na) dec. Frank Gaffney (BM) 6-2; Troy Newhard (Em) pin Nick Sharga (No) 4:27; Chris Pintado (L) dec. Kevin Rehm (W) 4-2.
215: Brook Gosch (BM) tech. fall Blake Smith (PME) 21-4 in 3:47; David Wilke (Na) dec. Tim Kunkel 7-1; Jalal Paige (Ea) dec. Cameron Kroemelbein (PV) 10-0; Taray Carey (Em) pin Cory Bruder (Pa) 3:37.
285: Josh Gonzalez (PMW) pin Sean Fortes (F) 1:07; Tom Lapping (ESS) dec. Shaun Heist (Pa) 5-3; Tony Bourizk (W) dec. Marcus Newsom (No) 2-0; D.J. King (Na) pin Lance Francois (ESN) 2:31.
Source: Morning Call
The Trojans concluded Saturday's semifinal round qith 184.5 team points, 34 ahead of second-place Easton. Parkland seeks to become the first team other than Easton, Nazareth or Northampton to win a district team title since Liberty did so in 1982.
Four Trojans will wrestle for district titles, including senior Wade Rivera, who advanced with a 4-3 semifinal decision over Freedom's Mason McIntrye. Freshman Evan Disora (103), junior Mike Ottinger (145) and junior Tarik Haddad (189) also are in the finals from Parkland.
Liberty and Easton have four finalists each, while Nazareth and Blue Mountain have three apiece. Liberty went 4-0 in the semifinals. Whitehall and Pleasant Valley both went 2-0 in the semis.
Wrestling continues at 5 p.m. Sunday with the consolation finals. The championship finals will be wrestled at 7 p.m. at Liberty, alongside the 2A title bouts.
TOP 5 TEAMS (THROUGH SEMIFINALS)
1. Parkland 184.5.
2. Easton 150.5.
3. Nazareth 147.5.
4. Blue Mountain 141.5.
5. Liberty 140.
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHUPS
103: Anthony Cabrera (L) vs. Evan Disora (Ea).
112: Corey Keener (BM) vs. Mike Fake (Pa).
119: Franco Ferraina (Na) vs. Anthony Marino (L).
125: Zach Horan (Na) vs. Jordan Glykas (No).
130: Jordan Toledo (PV) vs. Mitch Minotti (Ea).
135: Joey Rizzolino (Ea) vs. Jacob Chamberlain (PV).
140: Mark Hartenstine (Ea) vs. Josh Kindig (BM).
145: Ryan Krecker (Na) vs. Mike Ottinger (Pa).
152: Austin Sommer (No) vs. Ahmed Burton (A).
160: Wade Rivera (Pa) vs. Mike Brown (L).
171: Matt Transue (S) vs. Tate Klidonas (Em).
189: Tarik Haddad (Pa) vs. Chris Pintado (L).
215: Brook Gosch (BM) vs. Taray Carey (W)
285: Josh Gonzalez (PMW) vs. Tony Bourizk (W).
SEMIFINALS
103: Anthony Cabrera (L) dec. DeMarquis Holley (D) 5-3; Evan Disora (Ea) dec. Paul Hetrick (No) 7-5.
112: Corey Keener (BM) dec. Greg Rinker (No) 6-5; Mike Fake (Pa) dec. Matt Valentin (S) 6-2.
119: Franco Ferrania (Na) dec. Brandon Choate (BM) 7-5; Anthony Marino (L) dec. Brandon Davis (Pa) 5-3.
125: Zach Horan (Na) dec. Eric Howey (S) 7-2; Jordan Glykas (No) dec. Mike Marano (Pa) 2-0.
130: Jordan Toledo (PV) dec. Greg Noll (Na) 4-2; Mitch Minotti (Ea) dec. Tyler Rauenzahn (BM) 7-3.
135: Joey Rizzolino (Ea) dec. Clint Rarick (BM) 3-1; Jacob Chamberlain (PV) pin Justin Heller (Pa) 2:37.
140: Mark Hartenstine (Ea) dec. Mike Kistler (Pa) 13-1; Josh Kindig (BM) dec. Tyler Torcivia (Na) 14-4.
145: Ryan Krecker (Na) dec. Tyler Lauchaire (S) 16-6; Mike Ottinger (Pa) dec. Anthony Minotti (Ea) 14-9.
152: Austin Sommer (No) dec. Travis Moyer (BM) 3-1; Ahmed Burton (A) dec. Andy Moore (Pa) 6-4 OT.
160: Wade Rivera (Pa) dec. Mason McIntyre (F) 4-3; Mike Brown (L) dec. Josh Rodriguez (W) 6-2.
171: Matt Transue (S) pin Ed Helm V (PME) 3:12; Tate Klidonas (Em) dec. Ben Bradley (Na) 11-5.
189: Tarik Haddad (Pa) dec. Aaron Bradley (Na) 6-4; Chris Pintado (L) dec. Troy Newhard (Em) 5-0.
215: Brook Gosch (BM) dec. David Wilke (Na) 9-4; Taray Carey (W) dec. Jalal Paige (Ea) 7-1.
285: Josh Gonzalez (PMW) pin Tom Lapping (ESS) 3:52; Tony Bourizk (W) dec. D.J. King 6-1 OT.
QUARTERFINALS
103: Anthony Cabrera (L) dec. Sean Bianco (PV) 16-5; DeMarquis Holley (D) dec. Bailey Roos (Po) 13-4; Evan Disora (Ea) dec. Ian Evans (Pa) 12-4; Paul Hetrick (No) pin George Schaffer (B) 5:17.
112: Corey Keener (BM) pin Jarrett Sutter (Na) 1:31: Greg Rinker (No) dec. Devon Lotito (L) 9-6; Mike Fake (Pa) dec. Tyler Galasso (F) 14-2; Matt Valentin (St) dec. Ernest Klingel (PV) 9-7.
119: Brandon Choate (BM) tech. fall Lee Coleman (B) 20-5 in 5:43; Franco Ferraina (Na) tech. fall Mike Dahlstrom (PV) 17-1 in 4:32; Brandon Davis (Pa) dec. Robbie Rizzolino (Ea) 5-3; Anthony Marino (L) dec. Josh Fritz (Em) 17-6.
125: Zach Horan (Na) pin Mike Ramos (A) 1:00; Eric Howey (St) tech. fall Brett Marino (L) 17-0 in 4:26; Jordan Glykas (No) dec. Calvin Daly (E) 4-2; Mike Marano (Pa) dec. Mike Pokrinchak (PV) 6-3.
130: Jordan Toledo (PV) tech. fall Forest Touchberry (Pa) 26-11 in 4:50; Greg Noll (Na) dec. George Bastian (ESS) 10-8 OT; Tyler Rauenzahn (BM) dec. Trey Daubert (No) 19-6; Mitch Minotti (Ea) pin Sean Aris (PMW) 3:59.
135: Joey Rizzolino (Ea) tech. fall Matt Klacik (F) 15-0 in 2:43; Clint Rarick (BM) pin Joseph Bickelman (Po) 1:14; Justin Heller (Pa) dec. Ian Stout (Na) 12-1; Jacob Chamberlain (PV) dec. Arian Kohler (ESS) 7-3.
140: Mark Hartenstine (Ea) pin Chris Gannon (ESN) 1:14; Mike Kistler (Pa) dec. Alex Yanovich (PV) 16-7; Tyler Torcivia (Na) dec. Garret Henning (L) 8-4; Josh Kindig (BM) tech. fall Matt Bonshak (W) 19-4.
145: Ryan Krecker (Na) pin Ryan Hogan (L) 3:09; Tyler Lauchaire (St) pin Donald-Paul Miller (PME) 5:59;
Anthony Minotti (Ea) dec. Aaron Williams (W) 16-7; Mike Ottinger (Pa) pin Brandon Watral (BM) 3:46.
152: Austin Sommer (No) pin Xavier Isley (D) :58; Travis Moyer (BM) dec. L.J Bachert (Em) 8-3; Andy Moore (Pa) dec. Seth Guth (W) 8-0; Ahmed Burton (A) dec. Matt Gotzon (SL) 14-5.
160: Wade Rivera (Pa) dec. Zack Bambary (Ea) 11-0; Mason McInytre (F) dec. Chris Yocum (St) 12-6; Mike Brown (L) dec. Shawn Cicero (Po) 2-0; Josh Rodriguez (W) dec. John Lambert (N) 4-1.
171: Matt Transue (St) pin Jacob Schwar (B) 1:00; Ed Helm V (PME) pin Jose Rotger (Ea) :37; Ben Bradley (Na) dec. Tyler Marx (No) 4-3; Tate Klidonas (Em) tech. fall Willie O'Brien (ESS) 17-2 in 5:47.
189: Tarik Haddad (Pa) dec. Tyler Greene (Ea) 4-0; Aaron Bradley (Na) dec. Frank Gaffney (BM) 6-2; Troy Newhard (Em) pin Nick Sharga (No) 4:27; Chris Pintado (L) dec. Kevin Rehm (W) 4-2.
215: Brook Gosch (BM) tech. fall Blake Smith (PME) 21-4 in 3:47; David Wilke (Na) dec. Tim Kunkel 7-1; Jalal Paige (Ea) dec. Cameron Kroemelbein (PV) 10-0; Taray Carey (Em) pin Cory Bruder (Pa) 3:37.
285: Josh Gonzalez (PMW) pin Sean Fortes (F) 1:07; Tom Lapping (ESS) dec. Shaun Heist (Pa) 5-3; Tony Bourizk (W) dec. Marcus Newsom (No) 2-0; D.J. King (Na) pin Lance Francois (ESN) 2:31.
Source: Morning Call
DISTRICT 1 WRESTLING
(Quakertown, Pennridge, Upper Perkiomen and Souderton only)
Pigtails
103 pounds: Billy Rappo (CR South) maj. Dec. Alex Brulliea (Q), 14-6.
112: Wolfgang McStravick (UP) dec. Steve Evens (HST), 4-2 OT; John Lewis (S) pinned Dave Yannes, 6:38 (OT).
119: Shane Longstreth (CR North) tech. fall Andrew Houghey (PR), 15-0, 5:20; Tyler Seislove (Q) maj. Dec. Wyatt Gehman (PEV),12-0; Colby Lederer (Neshaminy) dec. Avery Scripture (UP), 10-3.
125: Adam Slezak (CR North) dec. Joshua Konz (PR), 7-5; Anthony Prisco (Ben) dec. Dan Rodenberger (UP), 1-0.
130: Connor Moore (CR South) pinned Ray Young (UP), 3:34; Drew Felice (HH) dec. Alex Barday (PR), 6-4.
135: Martin McStravick (UP) dec. Connor Koellner (Nes), 12-5.
140: Rich Jasinski (PR) tech. fall Kevin O'Connor (Nes), 16-1, 4:22; Bryan Wu (HH) pinned Chris Force (S), 4:47.
145: Brandon Parker (Norristown) pinned Austin Beyer (S), 1:50; Dylan Moore (PR) dec. Brendan Hastings (Nes), 8-4.
152: Jesse Prante (Nor) dec. Dalton Fleming (UP), 6-3.
160: Joey Pierce (Nor) pinned Cody Ambrose (UP), 3:44.
171: Sidney Outlaw (S) pinned Larry Gordon (Nor), 4:47; Tyler Wolfe (Q) tech. fall Jim Wolfe, 15-0, 3:51; Nate Pompei (UP) dec. Stephen Stemme (Nes), 5-4, 2 OTs.
189: Seth Gray (Q) dec. Orvin Liburd (Chelt), 6-4; Mike Belski (Ben) dec. Randall Harrison (PR), 7-4.
215: Tyler Stabilito (Nes) pinned Dan Wolfram (UP), 5:11; Tyler Letrinko (Nor) dec. Matt Jorgensen (Q), 3-1.
285: Joe McNamara (S) dec. Quinton Bryant (Truman), 5-3.
Quarterfinals
103: Dylan Steffenino (UP) pinned Mike Pritchard (Ben), 4:53.
112: Kevin Flack (WT) dec. John Lewis (S), 6-4.
119: Jake Ellis (UM) maj. Dec. Tyler Seislove (Q), 15-1.
The Morning Call
Pigtails
103 pounds: Billy Rappo (CR South) maj. Dec. Alex Brulliea (Q), 14-6.
112: Wolfgang McStravick (UP) dec. Steve Evens (HST), 4-2 OT; John Lewis (S) pinned Dave Yannes, 6:38 (OT).
119: Shane Longstreth (CR North) tech. fall Andrew Houghey (PR), 15-0, 5:20; Tyler Seislove (Q) maj. Dec. Wyatt Gehman (PEV),12-0; Colby Lederer (Neshaminy) dec. Avery Scripture (UP), 10-3.
125: Adam Slezak (CR North) dec. Joshua Konz (PR), 7-5; Anthony Prisco (Ben) dec. Dan Rodenberger (UP), 1-0.
130: Connor Moore (CR South) pinned Ray Young (UP), 3:34; Drew Felice (HH) dec. Alex Barday (PR), 6-4.
135: Martin McStravick (UP) dec. Connor Koellner (Nes), 12-5.
140: Rich Jasinski (PR) tech. fall Kevin O'Connor (Nes), 16-1, 4:22; Bryan Wu (HH) pinned Chris Force (S), 4:47.
145: Brandon Parker (Norristown) pinned Austin Beyer (S), 1:50; Dylan Moore (PR) dec. Brendan Hastings (Nes), 8-4.
152: Jesse Prante (Nor) dec. Dalton Fleming (UP), 6-3.
160: Joey Pierce (Nor) pinned Cody Ambrose (UP), 3:44.
171: Sidney Outlaw (S) pinned Larry Gordon (Nor), 4:47; Tyler Wolfe (Q) tech. fall Jim Wolfe, 15-0, 3:51; Nate Pompei (UP) dec. Stephen Stemme (Nes), 5-4, 2 OTs.
189: Seth Gray (Q) dec. Orvin Liburd (Chelt), 6-4; Mike Belski (Ben) dec. Randall Harrison (PR), 7-4.
215: Tyler Stabilito (Nes) pinned Dan Wolfram (UP), 5:11; Tyler Letrinko (Nor) dec. Matt Jorgensen (Q), 3-1.
285: Joe McNamara (S) dec. Quinton Bryant (Truman), 5-3.
Quarterfinals
103: Dylan Steffenino (UP) pinned Mike Pritchard (Ben), 4:53.
112: Kevin Flack (WT) dec. John Lewis (S), 6-4.
119: Jake Ellis (UM) maj. Dec. Tyler Seislove (Q), 15-1.
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3A WRESTLING AT LIBERTY
Parkland placed nine wrestlers into the semifinals to take the team lead after the early rounds today of the District 11 Class 3A Wrestling Championships at Liberty.
The Trojans, who finished second in the PIAA team duals at Hershey, take 114.5 team points into the semifinals, which begin at 6 tonight at Liberty. Nazareth, the Lehigh Valley Conference champ, also sent nine wrestlers into the semis and is second with 106.5 points.
Blue Mountain (95), Easton (90.5) and Northampton (77) round out the top five.
Easton, the District 11 duals champ, has six wrestlers in the semifinals, including unbeaten Mark Hartenstine at 140 pounds. Blue Mountain sent seven wrestlers to the semis, including defending state champ Josh Kindig, who is in the 140-pound bracket opposite Hartenstine.
Northampton, Liberty and Stroudsburg advanced four wrestlers each, while Whitehall has three.
The championship finals are scheduled for 7 p.m. Sunday at Liberty. The top six wrestlers in each weight class move on to next week's Northeast Regional Tournament at Freedom.
QUARTERFINALS
103: Anthony Cabrera (L) dec. Sean Bianco (PV) 16-5; DeMarquis Holley (D) dec. Bailey Roos (Po) 13-4; Evan Disora (Ea) dec. Ian Evans (Pa) 12-4; Paul Hetrick (No) pin George Schaffer (B) 5:17.
112: Corey Keener (BM) pin Jarrett Sutter (Na) 1:31: Greg Rinker (No) dec. Devon Lotito (L) 9-6; Mike Fake (Pa) dec. Tyler Galasso (F) 14-2; Matt Valentin (St) dec. Ernest Klingel (PV) 9-7.
119: Brandon Choate (BM) tech. fall Lee Coleman (B) 20-5 in 5:43; Franco Ferraina (Na) tech. fall Mike Dahlstrom (PV) 17-1 in 4:32; Brandon Davis (Pa) dec. Robbie Rizzolino (Ea) 5-3; Anthony Marino (L) dec. Josh Fritz (Em) 17-6.
125: Zach Horan (Na) pin Mike Ramos (A) 1:00; Eric Howey (St) tech. fall Brett Marino (L) 17-0 in 4:26; Jordan Glykas (No) dec. Calvin Daly (E) 4-2; Mike Marano (Pa) dec. Mike Pokrinchak (PV) 6-3.
130: Jordan Toledo (PV) tech. fall Forest Touchberry (Pa) 26-11 in 4:50; Greg Noll (Na) dec. George Bastian (ESS) 10-8 OT; Tyler Rauenzahn (BM) dec. Trey Daubert (No) 19-6; Mitch Minotti (Ea) pin Sean Aris (PMW) 3:59.
135: Joey Rizzolino (Ea) tech. fall Matt Klacik (F) 15-0 in 2:43; Clint Rarick (BM) pin Joseph Bickelman (Po) 1:14; Justin Heller (Pa) dec. Ian Stout (Na) 12-1; Jacob Chamberlain (PV) dec. Arian Kohler (ESS) 7-3.
140: Mark Hartenstine (Ea) pin Chris Gannon (ESN) 1:14; Mike Kistler (Pa) dec. Alex Yanovich (PV) 16-7; Tyler Torcivia (Na) dec. Garret Henning (L) 8-4; Josh Kindig (BM) tech. fall Matt Bonshak (W) 19-4.
145: Ryan Krecker (Na) pin Ryan Hogan (L) 3:09; Tyler Lauchaire (St) pin Donald-Paul Miller (PME) 5:59;
Anthony Minotti (Ea) dec. Aaron Williams (W) 16-7; Mike Ottinger (Pa) pin Brandon Watral (BM) 3:46.
152: Austin Sommer (No) pin Xavier Isley (D) :58; Travis Moyer (BM) dec. L.J Bachert (Em) 8-3; Andy Moore (Pa) dec. Seth Guth (W) 8-0; Ahmed Burton (A) dec. Matt Gotzon (SL) 14-5.
160: Wade Rivera (Pa) dec. Zack Bambary (Ea) 11-0; Mason McInytre (F) dec. Chris Yocum (St) 12-6; Mike Brown (L) dec. Shawn Cicero (Po) 2-0; Josh Rodriguez (W) dec. John Lambert (N) 4-1.
171: Matt Transue (St) pin Jacob Schwar (B) 1:00; Ed Helm V (PME) pin Jose Rotger (Ea) :37; Ben Bradley (Na) dec. Tyler Marx (No) 4-3; Tate Klidonas (Em) tech. fall Willie O'Brien (ESS) 17-2 in 5:47.
189: Tarik Haddad (Pa) dec. Tyler Greene (Ea) 4-0; Aaron Bradley (Na) dec. Frank Gaffney (BM) 6-2; Troy Newhard (Em) pin Nick Sharga (No) 4:27; Chris Pintado (L) dec. Kevin Rehm (W) 4-2.
215: Brook Gosch (BM) tech. fall Blake Smith (PME) 21-4 in 3:47; David Wilke (Na) dec. Tim Kunkel 7-1; Jalal Paige (Ea) dec. Cameron Kroemelbein (PV) 10-0; Taray Carey (Em) pin Cory Bruder (Pa) 3:37.
285: Josh Gonzalez (PMW) pin Sean Fortes (F) 1:07; Tom Lapping (ESS) dec. Shaun Heist (Pa) 5-3; Tony Bourizk (W) dec. Marcus Newsom (No) 2-0; D.J. King (Na) pin Lance Francois (ESN) 2:31.
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The Trojans, who finished second in the PIAA team duals at Hershey, take 114.5 team points into the semifinals, which begin at 6 tonight at Liberty. Nazareth, the Lehigh Valley Conference champ, also sent nine wrestlers into the semis and is second with 106.5 points.
Blue Mountain (95), Easton (90.5) and Northampton (77) round out the top five.
Easton, the District 11 duals champ, has six wrestlers in the semifinals, including unbeaten Mark Hartenstine at 140 pounds. Blue Mountain sent seven wrestlers to the semis, including defending state champ Josh Kindig, who is in the 140-pound bracket opposite Hartenstine.
Northampton, Liberty and Stroudsburg advanced four wrestlers each, while Whitehall has three.
The championship finals are scheduled for 7 p.m. Sunday at Liberty. The top six wrestlers in each weight class move on to next week's Northeast Regional Tournament at Freedom.
QUARTERFINALS
103: Anthony Cabrera (L) dec. Sean Bianco (PV) 16-5; DeMarquis Holley (D) dec. Bailey Roos (Po) 13-4; Evan Disora (Ea) dec. Ian Evans (Pa) 12-4; Paul Hetrick (No) pin George Schaffer (B) 5:17.
112: Corey Keener (BM) pin Jarrett Sutter (Na) 1:31: Greg Rinker (No) dec. Devon Lotito (L) 9-6; Mike Fake (Pa) dec. Tyler Galasso (F) 14-2; Matt Valentin (St) dec. Ernest Klingel (PV) 9-7.
119: Brandon Choate (BM) tech. fall Lee Coleman (B) 20-5 in 5:43; Franco Ferraina (Na) tech. fall Mike Dahlstrom (PV) 17-1 in 4:32; Brandon Davis (Pa) dec. Robbie Rizzolino (Ea) 5-3; Anthony Marino (L) dec. Josh Fritz (Em) 17-6.
125: Zach Horan (Na) pin Mike Ramos (A) 1:00; Eric Howey (St) tech. fall Brett Marino (L) 17-0 in 4:26; Jordan Glykas (No) dec. Calvin Daly (E) 4-2; Mike Marano (Pa) dec. Mike Pokrinchak (PV) 6-3.
130: Jordan Toledo (PV) tech. fall Forest Touchberry (Pa) 26-11 in 4:50; Greg Noll (Na) dec. George Bastian (ESS) 10-8 OT; Tyler Rauenzahn (BM) dec. Trey Daubert (No) 19-6; Mitch Minotti (Ea) pin Sean Aris (PMW) 3:59.
135: Joey Rizzolino (Ea) tech. fall Matt Klacik (F) 15-0 in 2:43; Clint Rarick (BM) pin Joseph Bickelman (Po) 1:14; Justin Heller (Pa) dec. Ian Stout (Na) 12-1; Jacob Chamberlain (PV) dec. Arian Kohler (ESS) 7-3.
140: Mark Hartenstine (Ea) pin Chris Gannon (ESN) 1:14; Mike Kistler (Pa) dec. Alex Yanovich (PV) 16-7; Tyler Torcivia (Na) dec. Garret Henning (L) 8-4; Josh Kindig (BM) tech. fall Matt Bonshak (W) 19-4.
145: Ryan Krecker (Na) pin Ryan Hogan (L) 3:09; Tyler Lauchaire (St) pin Donald-Paul Miller (PME) 5:59;
Anthony Minotti (Ea) dec. Aaron Williams (W) 16-7; Mike Ottinger (Pa) pin Brandon Watral (BM) 3:46.
152: Austin Sommer (No) pin Xavier Isley (D) :58; Travis Moyer (BM) dec. L.J Bachert (Em) 8-3; Andy Moore (Pa) dec. Seth Guth (W) 8-0; Ahmed Burton (A) dec. Matt Gotzon (SL) 14-5.
160: Wade Rivera (Pa) dec. Zack Bambary (Ea) 11-0; Mason McInytre (F) dec. Chris Yocum (St) 12-6; Mike Brown (L) dec. Shawn Cicero (Po) 2-0; Josh Rodriguez (W) dec. John Lambert (N) 4-1.
171: Matt Transue (St) pin Jacob Schwar (B) 1:00; Ed Helm V (PME) pin Jose Rotger (Ea) :37; Ben Bradley (Na) dec. Tyler Marx (No) 4-3; Tate Klidonas (Em) tech. fall Willie O'Brien (ESS) 17-2 in 5:47.
189: Tarik Haddad (Pa) dec. Tyler Greene (Ea) 4-0; Aaron Bradley (Na) dec. Frank Gaffney (BM) 6-2; Troy Newhard (Em) pin Nick Sharga (No) 4:27; Chris Pintado (L) dec. Kevin Rehm (W) 4-2.
215: Brook Gosch (BM) tech. fall Blake Smith (PME) 21-4 in 3:47; David Wilke (Na) dec. Tim Kunkel 7-1; Jalal Paige (Ea) dec. Cameron Kroemelbein (PV) 10-0; Taray Carey (Em) pin Cory Bruder (Pa) 3:37.
285: Josh Gonzalez (PMW) pin Sean Fortes (F) 1:07; Tom Lapping (ESS) dec. Shaun Heist (Pa) 5-3; Tony Bourizk (W) dec. Marcus Newsom (No) 2-0; D.J. King (Na) pin Lance Francois (ESN) 2:31.
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2A WRESTLING NEWS
By Nick Fierro
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2:14 p.m. EST, February 27, 2010
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BETHLEHEM TWP. - The quarterfinals are complete at the PIAA District 11 Class AA wrestling championships at Freedom High School, with all the top seeds and 12 of 14 No. 2 seeds advancing to the semifinals later this afternoon.
Saucon Valley's Tyrone Deschler, seeded seventh at 125 pounds, was the first to pull an upset when he pinned Tri-Valley's Ty Shoffstall in the third period. In the same half of that draw, Constantine Filipos of Central Catholic scored a 4-2 overtime decision over No. 3 seed Eddie Faust of Northwestern to set up an unlikely semifinal match-up.
Later, Bethlehem Catholic junior Martin LaLuz pinned second seed Nick Forte of Mahanoy Area at 215 to advance to a semifinal meeting with Panther Valley's John Schaeffer. Schaeffer upset third seed Fran Roscioli of Wilson with a pin in the quarterfinals.
The top four in each weight class advance to next weekend's Southeast Regional at Wilson-West Lawn.
FIRST ROUND
119 POUNDS
Michael Brader, Catasauqua, pinned Solomon Bonzi, :57;
125 POUNDS
James Denny, Jim Thorpe, dec. Kory Lopata, Panther Valley, 13-11.
130 POUNDS
Kyle Baumann, Northern Lehigh, pinned Ty Haldeman, Salisbury, 4:55; Zakeri Cascioli, Wilson, pinned Dominic Sonon, Schuylkill Haven, 2:19.
135 POUNDS
Joseph Campbell, Palisades, major dec. Paul Derkits, Central Catholic, 12-2; Scott Houser, North Schuylkill, pinned Adam Rex, Jim Thorpe, 1:40; Matthew Mazzante, Notre Dame, major dec. Brandon Miller, Northwestern, 12-3; Cody Grohotolski, Palmerton, pinned Jordan Rentrow, Mahanoy Area, 2:31.
140 POUNDS
Alexander Trunk, Salisbury, tech. fall Jose Santana, Central Catholic, 17-2.
152 POUNDS
Travis Veronsky, Tamaqua, dec. Jake Williams, Catasauqua, 5-2; Shaun Miller, Williams Valley, major dec. Jacob Moore, Pine Grove, 11-3; Justin Mazzella, Jim Thorpe, dec. Scott Beltz, Pen Argyl, 4-3.
160 POUNDS
Tyler Saxton, Palisades, dec. Anthony Haldeman, Salisbury, 9-5; Michael Mione, Williams Valley, pinned Jared Guldin, Schuylkill Haven, 3:00 Kody Newberry, North Schuylkill, pinned Brian Gruzdis, Central Catholic, 4:32.
215 POUNDS
BETHLEHEM TWP. - Xavier Johnson, Central Catholic, pinned Vincent Nosenzo, Notre Dame, 1:46.
SECOND ROUND
103 POUNDS
Jaryd Flank, Wilson, major dec. Robert Greenawald, Pine Grove, 9-0; Casey Simmons, Catasauqua, major dec. Brian Ohl, Jim Thorpe, 12-2; Bryan Israel, Saucon Valley, pinned Tanner Reed, Tri-Valley, :23; Nicholas O'Donnell, Panther Valley, pinned Ryan Martinez, Northern Lehigh, 1:17; Jacob Hoats, Lehighton, dec. Seever Hoyak, Notre Dame, 5-4; Matt Williams, Pen Argyl, pinned Brayden Knipe, Bethlehem Catholic, 4:38.
112 POUNDS
Brody Bisson, Saucon Valley, pinned Joe Dietrich, Tri-Valley, 5:24; Joe Dalessandro, Pius X, major dec. Jason McEvoy, Lehighton, 13-1; Ty Herzog, Northern Lehigh, pinned Roger Taras, Tamaqua, 1:43; Jamie Welsh, Pen Argyl, pinned Lucas Porczynski, Palisades, :27; Michael Rodgers, Central Catholic, tech. fall Jonathan Huhn, Catasauqua, 16-0, 5:42.
119 POUNDS
Adam Phillippi, Saucon Valley, 31-6 pinned Michael Brader, Catasauqua, :24; Joe Stephany, Mahanoy Area, pinned Brandon Gurka, Panther Valley, 2:48; Zane Heller, Northern Lehigh, pinned Kyle Boyer, Tamaqua, 1:35; Jaydon Rice, Bethlehem Catholic, pinned Kevin Piaskowski, North Schuylkill, 4:15; Cody Kievman, Tri-Valley, pinned Steven Mettin, Palisades, 1:11; Colby Barrett, Pius X, inj. default Sam Oberlander, Palmerton, 4:57; James Elphick, Pen Argyl, pinned Ethan Keichel, Northwestern, 4:58; Kody Rittenbaugh, Pine Grove, tech fall Mark Boehm, Notre Dame, 15-0, 4:59.
125 POUNDS
Justin Mazza, Pius X, pinned James Denny, Jim Thorpe, :42; Lucas Dise, Northern Lehigh, dec. Kyle Kutzler, Pen Argyl, 6-4; Vinny Pellechia, Catasauqua, by forfeit; Richard Cruz, Bethlehem Catholic, pinned Josh Jennings, Notre Dame, 1:44; Eddie Faust, Northwestern, tech. fall Jesse Picklo, North Schuylkill, 15-0, 2:13; Constantine Filipos, Central Catholic, dec. Brandon Mayberry, Wilson, 8-2; Tyrone Deschler, Saucon Valley, dec. Jeremy Gornick, Lehighton, 7-0; Ty Shofstall, Tri-Valley, pinned Dillon Massington, Palmerton, :33.
130 POUNDS
Mike Racciato, Pen Argyl, pinned Kyle Baumann, Northern Lehigh, 1:03; Victor Embardino, Notre Dame, pinned Mike Serrano, Catasauqua, 1:03; Nathan Fegley, Mahanoy Area, pinned Dallas Mata, Palmerton, 1:10; Ryan Todora, Bethlehem Catholic, pinned Thomas Derkits, Central Catholic, 1:13; Blake Bowman, Tri-Valley, pinned Dustin Baldesso, Northwestern, 3:51; Adam Chernaskey, Saucon Valley, tech. fall George Delessandro, Pius X, 15-0, 5:19; Tony Stanell, Palisades, dec. Josh Heberling, Pine Grove, 8-5; Kolby Mashack, Tamaqua, pinned Zakeri Cascioli, Wilson, 1:43.
135 POUNDS
Nikko Stevens, Northern Lehigh, 23-5 pinned Joseph Campbell, Palisades, :50; Anthony Farole, Lehighton, dec. Cody Gonzalez, Bethlehem Catholic, 7-2; Matt Dietrich, Pine Grove, dec. Kyle Kilpatrick, Wilson, 7-4; Luciano Burriesci, Pen Argyl, major dec. Scott Houser, North Schuylkill, 12-4; Alex Snyder, Tri-Valley, pinned Matthew Mazzante, Notre Dame, 1:13; Devin Raho, Williams Valley, pinned Brandon Silikowski, Tamaqua, 3:30; Josh LaBar, Pius X, dec. Eric Matz, Catasauqua, 8-3; John Lynch, Saucon Valley, tech. fall Cody Grohotolski, Palmerton, 22-5, 5:47.
140 POUNDS
Allen Daubert, Pine Grove, pinned Alexander Trunk, Salisbury, 5:11; Alex Lincoln, Notre Dame, dec. Corey Gonzalez, Bethlehem Catholic, 3-1; Dylan Hoffman, Northern Lehigh, pinned Josh Vega, Panther Valley, 3:27; Dan Costenbader, Palmerton, dec. Chawn McGrath, North Schuylkill, 9-2; Jacob Giovannini, Pius X, pinned Evan Mashack, Tamaqua, 1:05; Mike McLaughlin, Wilson, dec. Todd Techintine, Mahanoy Area, 5-2; Zachary Coleman, Lehighton, dec. Brandon Buffington, Williams Valley, 11-4; Rex Lutz, Pen Argyl, pinned Aaron Silfies, Catasauqua, 1:26.
145 POUNDS
Travis Buddock, Saucon Valley, dec. Zach Fleming, Northern Lehigh, 8-6; Sam Scheib, Tri-Valley, pinned Chris Creyer, Catasauqua, 1:47; Justin Christman, Panther Valley, pinned Jacob Moran, Mahanoy Area, :34; Bobby Clymer, Northwestern, tech. fall Sam Bacon, Pius X, 19-3, 4:29.
152 POUNDS
Kyle Dehaut, Bethlehem Catholic, tech. fall Travis Veronsky, Tamaqua, 21-6, 4:40; Ray O'Donnell, Saucon Valley, dec. Levi Veppert, Northwestern, 7-2; Jonathan Nettles, Schuykill Haven, major dec. Brett Paul, North Schuylkill, 16-2; Greg Chrin, Notre Dame, pinned Shaun Miller, Williams Valley, :48; David Lucykanish, Lehighton, major dec. Jason Krammer, Tri-Valley, 11-1; Mike Englert, Palmerton, pinned Kevin Schaller, Panther Valley, 2:27; Justin Marsh, Palisades, dec. Trevor Moyer, Salisbury, 10-8; Craemer Hedash, Northern Lehigh, pinned Justin Mazzella, Jim Thorpe, 1:56.
BETHLEHEM TWP. - 160 POUNDS
Bryn Bowman, Tri-Valley, pinned Tyler Saxton, Palisades, :48; Chris Rahs, Saucon Valley, dec. Billy Chrisfensen, Wilson, 5-2; Kyle Sorensen, Northwestern, pinned Kyle Greenawald, Northern Lehigh, 3:09; Daniel Comunale, Pius X, pinned Josh Turner, Tamaqua, 1:01; John Blank, Notre Dame, pinned Michael Mione, Williams Valley, :28; J.D. Rabenold, Pen Argyl, dec. Cale Hoover, Pine Grove, 5-4; Michael Balliet, Lehighton, dec. Larry Giammarco, Bethlehem Catholic, 12-6; Michael Weaver, Panther Valley, pinned Kody Newberry, North Schuylkill, 1:17.
171 POUNDS
Jesse Donnelly, Palisades, major dec. Joseph Walker, Northwestern, 13-5; John Mertz, Lehighton, dec. Geoff Beam, Pen Argyl, 10-8; Alex Lorkowski, Panther Valley, pinned Charais Schrader, Schuykill Haven, 1:38; Evan Heffron, Tri-Valley, pinned Adam Stoerrle, Notre Dame, 2:26; Luke DeLuise, Pius X, pinned Nathan Rosa, Bethlehem Catholic, 1:50.
189 POUNDS
Matthew Dorward, Lehighton, pinned Aaron Winkler, Notre Dame, 5:00; Luke Garner, Catasauqua, pinned Josh Caddy, North Schuylkill, 1:55; Nicholas Rittenhouse, Central Catholic, pinned Dennis Corrado, Wilson, 1:36; Tyler Horn, Pen Argyl, tec. fall Adam Soltys, Pine Grove, 17-2, 2:36. David Tirpak, Northwestern, pinned Lyle Troutman, Tri-Valley, 5:37; Ian Gimbar, Saucon Valley, pinned Joey Kane, Mahanoy Area, :52.
215 POUNDS
Curtis Garner, Catasauqua, pinned Xavier Johnson, Central Catholic, 1:47; Dustin Wentz, Tamaqua, pinned Brandon Wagner, Williams Valley, 3:56; Kane Kralik, Palmerton, dec. Nathan Black, Lehighton, 7-6; Scott Yagielnskie, North Schuylkill, pinned Gary Greim, Palisades, 1:10; Fran Roscioli, Wilson, pinned Derek Rieber, Schuylkill Haven, 1:51; Martin LaLuz, Bethlehem Catholic, pinned Ryan Barry, Pen Argyl, 3:34; Nick Forte, Mahanoy Area, pinned Dan Huemmer, Northern Lehigh, :35.
285 POUNDS
Patrick Pilon, Salisbury, pinned Brandon Loch, Northern Lehigh, 5:39; Kenny Zurbano, Saucon Valley, pinned Tyler Kopinetz, Pine Grove, 4:21; Luke Texeira, Pius X, pinned William Wingle, Schuylkill Haven, 4:14; Kirby Mutton, Pen Argyl, pinned Alec Eidelman, Northwestern, 1:28; Gage Cara, Mahanoy Area, pinned Carlos Rojas, Bethlehem Catholic, 1:47.
QUARTERFINALS
103 POUNDS
Anthony Bilotta, Pius X, pinned Jaryd Flank, Wilson, :47; Bryan Israel, Saucon Valley, pinned Casey Simmons, :57; Nicholas O'Donnell, Panther Valley, major dec. Anthony Dee, Salisbury, 13-4; Matt Williams, Pen Argyl, tech. fall Jacob Hoats, Lehighton, 20-5, 3:36.
112 POUNDS
Randy Cruz, Bethlehem Catholic, 28-5 pinned Brody Bisson, Saucon Valley, 1:05 Ty Herzog, Northern Lehigh, dec. Joe Dalessandro, Pius X, 6-1; Jamie Welsh, Pen Argyl, major dec. Michael Rodgers, Central Catholic, 10-2; Dylan Long, Northwestern, tech. fall Jordan Shinkus, North Schuylkill, 17-2, 3:23.
119 POUNDS
Adam Phillippi, Saucon Valley, pinned Joe Stephany, Mahanoy Area, :44; Zane Heller, Northern Lehigh, dec. Jaydon Rice, Bethlehem Catholic, 2-1 OT; Cody Kievman, Tri-Valley, pinned Colby Barrett, Pius X, 2:56; Kody Rittenbaugh, Pine Grove, major dec. James Elphick, Pen Argyl, 14-2.
125 POUNDS
Justin Mazza, Pius X, 28-2 pinned Lucas Dise, Northern Lehigh, :56; Vinny Pellechia, Catasauqua, pinned Richard Cruz, Bethlehem Catholic, 1:30; Constantine Filipos, Central Catholic, dec. Eddie Faust, Northwestern, 4-2 OT; Tyrone Deschler, Saucon Valley, pinned Ty Shofstall, Tri-Valley, 4:38.
130 POUNBETHLEHEM TWP. - Mike Racciato, Pen Argyl, 35-3 major dec. Victor Embardino, Notre Dame, 14-4; Ryan Todora, Bethlehem Catholic, dec. Nathan Fegley, Mahanoy Area, 1-0; Adam Chernaskey, Saucon Valley, dec. Blake Bowman, Tri-Valley, 8-2; Kolby Mashack, Tamaqua, pinned Tony Stanell, Palisades, :49.
135 POUNDS
Nikko Stevens, Northern Lehigh, pinned Anthony Farole, Lehighton, 3:34; Luciano Burriesci, Pen Argyl, dec. Matt Dietrich, Pine Grove, 5-1; Alex Snyder, Tri-Valley, dec. Devin Raho, Williams Valley, 23-8 9-4; John Lynch, Saucon Valley, dec. Josh LaBar, Pius X, 9-8.
140 POUNDS
Allen Daubert, Pine Grove, pinned Alex Lincoln, Notre Dame, 3:50; Dan Costenbader, Palmerton, dec. Dylan Hoffman, Northern Lehigh, 11-5; Jacob Giovannini, Pius X, dec. Mike McLaughlin, Wilson, 7-0; Rex Lutz, Pen Argyl, major dec. Zachary Coleman, Lehighton, 15-5.
145 POUNDS
Phil Racciato, Pen Argyl, 32-3 major dec. Travis Buddock, Saucon Valley, 14-2; Sam Scheib, Tri-Valley, major dec. Justin Christman, Panther Valley, 18-7; Elliot Riddick, Bethlehem Catholic, dec. Bobby Clymer, Northwestern, 1-0; Dillon Smith, Jim Thorpe, pinned Matt Edmonds, Tamaqua.
152 POUNDS
Kyle Dehaut, Bethlehem Catholic, dec. Ray O'Donnell, Saucon Valley, 11-7; Greg Chrin, Notre Dame, dec. Jonathan Nettles, Schuykill Haven, 6-3; Mike Englert, Palmerton, dec. David Lucykanish, Lehighton, 6-2; Craemer Hedash, Northern Lehigh, tech. fall Justin Marsh, Palisades, 17-2, 5:25.
160 POUNDS
Bryn Bowman, Tri-Valley, major dec. Chris Rahs, Saucon Valley, 12-4; Kyle Sorensen, Northwestern, dec. Daniel Comunale, Pius X, 7-6; John Blank, Notre Dame, pinned J.D. Rabenold, Pen Argyl, :55; Michael Weaver, Panther Valley, dec. Michael Balliet, Lehighton, 7-4.
171 POUNDS
Colin Hedash, Northern Lehigh, tech. fall Jesse Donnelly, Palisades, 22-6, 6:00; Nick Edmonson, Saucon Valley, pinned John Mertz, Lehighton, :27; Garrett VanDeMark, North Schuylkill, pinned Alex Lorkowski, Panther Valley, :22; Luke DeLuise, Pius X, pinned Evan Heffron, Tri-Valley, :56.
189 POUNDS
Garth Lahitsky, Tamaqua, pinned Matthew Dorward, Lehighton, 1:15; Luke Garner, Catasauqua, dec. Nicholas Rittenhouse, Central Catholic, 4-0; Tyler Horn, Pen Argyl, dec. Richie Batz, Schuylkill Haven, 8-3; Ian Gimbar, Saucon Valley, pinned David Tirpak, Northwestern.
215 POUNDS
Curtis Garner, Catasauqua, dec. Dustin Wentz, Tamaqua, 10-4; Scott Yagielnskie, North Schuylkill, pinned Kane Kralik, Palmerton, 1:07; John Schaeffer, Panther Valley, pinned Fran Roscioli, Wilson, 5:37; Martin LaLuz, Bethlehem Catholic, pinned Nick Forte, Mahanoy Area, 4:14.
285 POUNDS
Ben Ancheff, Williams Valley, pinned Patrick Pilon, Salisbury, :45; Tyler Dean, North Schuylkill, dec. Kenny Zurbano, Saucon Valley, 9-6; Kirby Mutton, Pen Argyl, dec. Luke Texeira, Pius X, 5-3; Briar Stern, Lehighton, DSpinned Gage Cara, Mahanoy Area, 3:07.
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2:14 p.m. EST, February 27, 2010
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BETHLEHEM TWP. - The quarterfinals are complete at the PIAA District 11 Class AA wrestling championships at Freedom High School, with all the top seeds and 12 of 14 No. 2 seeds advancing to the semifinals later this afternoon.
Saucon Valley's Tyrone Deschler, seeded seventh at 125 pounds, was the first to pull an upset when he pinned Tri-Valley's Ty Shoffstall in the third period. In the same half of that draw, Constantine Filipos of Central Catholic scored a 4-2 overtime decision over No. 3 seed Eddie Faust of Northwestern to set up an unlikely semifinal match-up.
Later, Bethlehem Catholic junior Martin LaLuz pinned second seed Nick Forte of Mahanoy Area at 215 to advance to a semifinal meeting with Panther Valley's John Schaeffer. Schaeffer upset third seed Fran Roscioli of Wilson with a pin in the quarterfinals.
The top four in each weight class advance to next weekend's Southeast Regional at Wilson-West Lawn.
FIRST ROUND
119 POUNDS
Michael Brader, Catasauqua, pinned Solomon Bonzi, :57;
125 POUNDS
James Denny, Jim Thorpe, dec. Kory Lopata, Panther Valley, 13-11.
130 POUNDS
Kyle Baumann, Northern Lehigh, pinned Ty Haldeman, Salisbury, 4:55; Zakeri Cascioli, Wilson, pinned Dominic Sonon, Schuylkill Haven, 2:19.
135 POUNDS
Joseph Campbell, Palisades, major dec. Paul Derkits, Central Catholic, 12-2; Scott Houser, North Schuylkill, pinned Adam Rex, Jim Thorpe, 1:40; Matthew Mazzante, Notre Dame, major dec. Brandon Miller, Northwestern, 12-3; Cody Grohotolski, Palmerton, pinned Jordan Rentrow, Mahanoy Area, 2:31.
140 POUNDS
Alexander Trunk, Salisbury, tech. fall Jose Santana, Central Catholic, 17-2.
152 POUNDS
Travis Veronsky, Tamaqua, dec. Jake Williams, Catasauqua, 5-2; Shaun Miller, Williams Valley, major dec. Jacob Moore, Pine Grove, 11-3; Justin Mazzella, Jim Thorpe, dec. Scott Beltz, Pen Argyl, 4-3.
160 POUNDS
Tyler Saxton, Palisades, dec. Anthony Haldeman, Salisbury, 9-5; Michael Mione, Williams Valley, pinned Jared Guldin, Schuylkill Haven, 3:00 Kody Newberry, North Schuylkill, pinned Brian Gruzdis, Central Catholic, 4:32.
215 POUNDS
BETHLEHEM TWP. - Xavier Johnson, Central Catholic, pinned Vincent Nosenzo, Notre Dame, 1:46.
SECOND ROUND
103 POUNDS
Jaryd Flank, Wilson, major dec. Robert Greenawald, Pine Grove, 9-0; Casey Simmons, Catasauqua, major dec. Brian Ohl, Jim Thorpe, 12-2; Bryan Israel, Saucon Valley, pinned Tanner Reed, Tri-Valley, :23; Nicholas O'Donnell, Panther Valley, pinned Ryan Martinez, Northern Lehigh, 1:17; Jacob Hoats, Lehighton, dec. Seever Hoyak, Notre Dame, 5-4; Matt Williams, Pen Argyl, pinned Brayden Knipe, Bethlehem Catholic, 4:38.
112 POUNDS
Brody Bisson, Saucon Valley, pinned Joe Dietrich, Tri-Valley, 5:24; Joe Dalessandro, Pius X, major dec. Jason McEvoy, Lehighton, 13-1; Ty Herzog, Northern Lehigh, pinned Roger Taras, Tamaqua, 1:43; Jamie Welsh, Pen Argyl, pinned Lucas Porczynski, Palisades, :27; Michael Rodgers, Central Catholic, tech. fall Jonathan Huhn, Catasauqua, 16-0, 5:42.
119 POUNDS
Adam Phillippi, Saucon Valley, 31-6 pinned Michael Brader, Catasauqua, :24; Joe Stephany, Mahanoy Area, pinned Brandon Gurka, Panther Valley, 2:48; Zane Heller, Northern Lehigh, pinned Kyle Boyer, Tamaqua, 1:35; Jaydon Rice, Bethlehem Catholic, pinned Kevin Piaskowski, North Schuylkill, 4:15; Cody Kievman, Tri-Valley, pinned Steven Mettin, Palisades, 1:11; Colby Barrett, Pius X, inj. default Sam Oberlander, Palmerton, 4:57; James Elphick, Pen Argyl, pinned Ethan Keichel, Northwestern, 4:58; Kody Rittenbaugh, Pine Grove, tech fall Mark Boehm, Notre Dame, 15-0, 4:59.
125 POUNDS
Justin Mazza, Pius X, pinned James Denny, Jim Thorpe, :42; Lucas Dise, Northern Lehigh, dec. Kyle Kutzler, Pen Argyl, 6-4; Vinny Pellechia, Catasauqua, by forfeit; Richard Cruz, Bethlehem Catholic, pinned Josh Jennings, Notre Dame, 1:44; Eddie Faust, Northwestern, tech. fall Jesse Picklo, North Schuylkill, 15-0, 2:13; Constantine Filipos, Central Catholic, dec. Brandon Mayberry, Wilson, 8-2; Tyrone Deschler, Saucon Valley, dec. Jeremy Gornick, Lehighton, 7-0; Ty Shofstall, Tri-Valley, pinned Dillon Massington, Palmerton, :33.
130 POUNDS
Mike Racciato, Pen Argyl, pinned Kyle Baumann, Northern Lehigh, 1:03; Victor Embardino, Notre Dame, pinned Mike Serrano, Catasauqua, 1:03; Nathan Fegley, Mahanoy Area, pinned Dallas Mata, Palmerton, 1:10; Ryan Todora, Bethlehem Catholic, pinned Thomas Derkits, Central Catholic, 1:13; Blake Bowman, Tri-Valley, pinned Dustin Baldesso, Northwestern, 3:51; Adam Chernaskey, Saucon Valley, tech. fall George Delessandro, Pius X, 15-0, 5:19; Tony Stanell, Palisades, dec. Josh Heberling, Pine Grove, 8-5; Kolby Mashack, Tamaqua, pinned Zakeri Cascioli, Wilson, 1:43.
135 POUNDS
Nikko Stevens, Northern Lehigh, 23-5 pinned Joseph Campbell, Palisades, :50; Anthony Farole, Lehighton, dec. Cody Gonzalez, Bethlehem Catholic, 7-2; Matt Dietrich, Pine Grove, dec. Kyle Kilpatrick, Wilson, 7-4; Luciano Burriesci, Pen Argyl, major dec. Scott Houser, North Schuylkill, 12-4; Alex Snyder, Tri-Valley, pinned Matthew Mazzante, Notre Dame, 1:13; Devin Raho, Williams Valley, pinned Brandon Silikowski, Tamaqua, 3:30; Josh LaBar, Pius X, dec. Eric Matz, Catasauqua, 8-3; John Lynch, Saucon Valley, tech. fall Cody Grohotolski, Palmerton, 22-5, 5:47.
140 POUNDS
Allen Daubert, Pine Grove, pinned Alexander Trunk, Salisbury, 5:11; Alex Lincoln, Notre Dame, dec. Corey Gonzalez, Bethlehem Catholic, 3-1; Dylan Hoffman, Northern Lehigh, pinned Josh Vega, Panther Valley, 3:27; Dan Costenbader, Palmerton, dec. Chawn McGrath, North Schuylkill, 9-2; Jacob Giovannini, Pius X, pinned Evan Mashack, Tamaqua, 1:05; Mike McLaughlin, Wilson, dec. Todd Techintine, Mahanoy Area, 5-2; Zachary Coleman, Lehighton, dec. Brandon Buffington, Williams Valley, 11-4; Rex Lutz, Pen Argyl, pinned Aaron Silfies, Catasauqua, 1:26.
145 POUNDS
Travis Buddock, Saucon Valley, dec. Zach Fleming, Northern Lehigh, 8-6; Sam Scheib, Tri-Valley, pinned Chris Creyer, Catasauqua, 1:47; Justin Christman, Panther Valley, pinned Jacob Moran, Mahanoy Area, :34; Bobby Clymer, Northwestern, tech. fall Sam Bacon, Pius X, 19-3, 4:29.
152 POUNDS
Kyle Dehaut, Bethlehem Catholic, tech. fall Travis Veronsky, Tamaqua, 21-6, 4:40; Ray O'Donnell, Saucon Valley, dec. Levi Veppert, Northwestern, 7-2; Jonathan Nettles, Schuykill Haven, major dec. Brett Paul, North Schuylkill, 16-2; Greg Chrin, Notre Dame, pinned Shaun Miller, Williams Valley, :48; David Lucykanish, Lehighton, major dec. Jason Krammer, Tri-Valley, 11-1; Mike Englert, Palmerton, pinned Kevin Schaller, Panther Valley, 2:27; Justin Marsh, Palisades, dec. Trevor Moyer, Salisbury, 10-8; Craemer Hedash, Northern Lehigh, pinned Justin Mazzella, Jim Thorpe, 1:56.
BETHLEHEM TWP. - 160 POUNDS
Bryn Bowman, Tri-Valley, pinned Tyler Saxton, Palisades, :48; Chris Rahs, Saucon Valley, dec. Billy Chrisfensen, Wilson, 5-2; Kyle Sorensen, Northwestern, pinned Kyle Greenawald, Northern Lehigh, 3:09; Daniel Comunale, Pius X, pinned Josh Turner, Tamaqua, 1:01; John Blank, Notre Dame, pinned Michael Mione, Williams Valley, :28; J.D. Rabenold, Pen Argyl, dec. Cale Hoover, Pine Grove, 5-4; Michael Balliet, Lehighton, dec. Larry Giammarco, Bethlehem Catholic, 12-6; Michael Weaver, Panther Valley, pinned Kody Newberry, North Schuylkill, 1:17.
171 POUNDS
Jesse Donnelly, Palisades, major dec. Joseph Walker, Northwestern, 13-5; John Mertz, Lehighton, dec. Geoff Beam, Pen Argyl, 10-8; Alex Lorkowski, Panther Valley, pinned Charais Schrader, Schuykill Haven, 1:38; Evan Heffron, Tri-Valley, pinned Adam Stoerrle, Notre Dame, 2:26; Luke DeLuise, Pius X, pinned Nathan Rosa, Bethlehem Catholic, 1:50.
189 POUNDS
Matthew Dorward, Lehighton, pinned Aaron Winkler, Notre Dame, 5:00; Luke Garner, Catasauqua, pinned Josh Caddy, North Schuylkill, 1:55; Nicholas Rittenhouse, Central Catholic, pinned Dennis Corrado, Wilson, 1:36; Tyler Horn, Pen Argyl, tec. fall Adam Soltys, Pine Grove, 17-2, 2:36. David Tirpak, Northwestern, pinned Lyle Troutman, Tri-Valley, 5:37; Ian Gimbar, Saucon Valley, pinned Joey Kane, Mahanoy Area, :52.
215 POUNDS
Curtis Garner, Catasauqua, pinned Xavier Johnson, Central Catholic, 1:47; Dustin Wentz, Tamaqua, pinned Brandon Wagner, Williams Valley, 3:56; Kane Kralik, Palmerton, dec. Nathan Black, Lehighton, 7-6; Scott Yagielnskie, North Schuylkill, pinned Gary Greim, Palisades, 1:10; Fran Roscioli, Wilson, pinned Derek Rieber, Schuylkill Haven, 1:51; Martin LaLuz, Bethlehem Catholic, pinned Ryan Barry, Pen Argyl, 3:34; Nick Forte, Mahanoy Area, pinned Dan Huemmer, Northern Lehigh, :35.
285 POUNDS
Patrick Pilon, Salisbury, pinned Brandon Loch, Northern Lehigh, 5:39; Kenny Zurbano, Saucon Valley, pinned Tyler Kopinetz, Pine Grove, 4:21; Luke Texeira, Pius X, pinned William Wingle, Schuylkill Haven, 4:14; Kirby Mutton, Pen Argyl, pinned Alec Eidelman, Northwestern, 1:28; Gage Cara, Mahanoy Area, pinned Carlos Rojas, Bethlehem Catholic, 1:47.
QUARTERFINALS
103 POUNDS
Anthony Bilotta, Pius X, pinned Jaryd Flank, Wilson, :47; Bryan Israel, Saucon Valley, pinned Casey Simmons, :57; Nicholas O'Donnell, Panther Valley, major dec. Anthony Dee, Salisbury, 13-4; Matt Williams, Pen Argyl, tech. fall Jacob Hoats, Lehighton, 20-5, 3:36.
112 POUNDS
Randy Cruz, Bethlehem Catholic, 28-5 pinned Brody Bisson, Saucon Valley, 1:05 Ty Herzog, Northern Lehigh, dec. Joe Dalessandro, Pius X, 6-1; Jamie Welsh, Pen Argyl, major dec. Michael Rodgers, Central Catholic, 10-2; Dylan Long, Northwestern, tech. fall Jordan Shinkus, North Schuylkill, 17-2, 3:23.
119 POUNDS
Adam Phillippi, Saucon Valley, pinned Joe Stephany, Mahanoy Area, :44; Zane Heller, Northern Lehigh, dec. Jaydon Rice, Bethlehem Catholic, 2-1 OT; Cody Kievman, Tri-Valley, pinned Colby Barrett, Pius X, 2:56; Kody Rittenbaugh, Pine Grove, major dec. James Elphick, Pen Argyl, 14-2.
125 POUNDS
Justin Mazza, Pius X, 28-2 pinned Lucas Dise, Northern Lehigh, :56; Vinny Pellechia, Catasauqua, pinned Richard Cruz, Bethlehem Catholic, 1:30; Constantine Filipos, Central Catholic, dec. Eddie Faust, Northwestern, 4-2 OT; Tyrone Deschler, Saucon Valley, pinned Ty Shofstall, Tri-Valley, 4:38.
130 POUNBETHLEHEM TWP. - Mike Racciato, Pen Argyl, 35-3 major dec. Victor Embardino, Notre Dame, 14-4; Ryan Todora, Bethlehem Catholic, dec. Nathan Fegley, Mahanoy Area, 1-0; Adam Chernaskey, Saucon Valley, dec. Blake Bowman, Tri-Valley, 8-2; Kolby Mashack, Tamaqua, pinned Tony Stanell, Palisades, :49.
135 POUNDS
Nikko Stevens, Northern Lehigh, pinned Anthony Farole, Lehighton, 3:34; Luciano Burriesci, Pen Argyl, dec. Matt Dietrich, Pine Grove, 5-1; Alex Snyder, Tri-Valley, dec. Devin Raho, Williams Valley, 23-8 9-4; John Lynch, Saucon Valley, dec. Josh LaBar, Pius X, 9-8.
140 POUNDS
Allen Daubert, Pine Grove, pinned Alex Lincoln, Notre Dame, 3:50; Dan Costenbader, Palmerton, dec. Dylan Hoffman, Northern Lehigh, 11-5; Jacob Giovannini, Pius X, dec. Mike McLaughlin, Wilson, 7-0; Rex Lutz, Pen Argyl, major dec. Zachary Coleman, Lehighton, 15-5.
145 POUNDS
Phil Racciato, Pen Argyl, 32-3 major dec. Travis Buddock, Saucon Valley, 14-2; Sam Scheib, Tri-Valley, major dec. Justin Christman, Panther Valley, 18-7; Elliot Riddick, Bethlehem Catholic, dec. Bobby Clymer, Northwestern, 1-0; Dillon Smith, Jim Thorpe, pinned Matt Edmonds, Tamaqua.
152 POUNDS
Kyle Dehaut, Bethlehem Catholic, dec. Ray O'Donnell, Saucon Valley, 11-7; Greg Chrin, Notre Dame, dec. Jonathan Nettles, Schuykill Haven, 6-3; Mike Englert, Palmerton, dec. David Lucykanish, Lehighton, 6-2; Craemer Hedash, Northern Lehigh, tech. fall Justin Marsh, Palisades, 17-2, 5:25.
160 POUNDS
Bryn Bowman, Tri-Valley, major dec. Chris Rahs, Saucon Valley, 12-4; Kyle Sorensen, Northwestern, dec. Daniel Comunale, Pius X, 7-6; John Blank, Notre Dame, pinned J.D. Rabenold, Pen Argyl, :55; Michael Weaver, Panther Valley, dec. Michael Balliet, Lehighton, 7-4.
171 POUNDS
Colin Hedash, Northern Lehigh, tech. fall Jesse Donnelly, Palisades, 22-6, 6:00; Nick Edmonson, Saucon Valley, pinned John Mertz, Lehighton, :27; Garrett VanDeMark, North Schuylkill, pinned Alex Lorkowski, Panther Valley, :22; Luke DeLuise, Pius X, pinned Evan Heffron, Tri-Valley, :56.
189 POUNDS
Garth Lahitsky, Tamaqua, pinned Matthew Dorward, Lehighton, 1:15; Luke Garner, Catasauqua, dec. Nicholas Rittenhouse, Central Catholic, 4-0; Tyler Horn, Pen Argyl, dec. Richie Batz, Schuylkill Haven, 8-3; Ian Gimbar, Saucon Valley, pinned David Tirpak, Northwestern.
215 POUNDS
Curtis Garner, Catasauqua, dec. Dustin Wentz, Tamaqua, 10-4; Scott Yagielnskie, North Schuylkill, pinned Kane Kralik, Palmerton, 1:07; John Schaeffer, Panther Valley, pinned Fran Roscioli, Wilson, 5:37; Martin LaLuz, Bethlehem Catholic, pinned Nick Forte, Mahanoy Area, 4:14.
285 POUNDS
Ben Ancheff, Williams Valley, pinned Patrick Pilon, Salisbury, :45; Tyler Dean, North Schuylkill, dec. Kenny Zurbano, Saucon Valley, 9-6; Kirby Mutton, Pen Argyl, dec. Luke Texeira, Pius X, 5-3; Briar Stern, Lehighton, DSpinned Gage Cara, Mahanoy Area, 3:07.
The Morning Call
WRESTLING INFO FROM LIBERTY
2nd RD Consolations
103:
Quarterfinals
103:
Anthony Cabrera (Lib) Maj DEC Sean Bianco (PV), 16-5
DeMarquis Holley (Dieruff) Maj DEC Bailey Roos (Potts), 13-4
Evan DiSora (Easton) Maj DEC Ian Evans (Park), 12-4
Paul Hetrick (No) WBF George Schaffer (Bangor), 5:17
112:
Corey Keener (BM) WBF Jarrett Sutter (Naz), 1:31
Greg Rinker (No) DEC Devon Lotito (Lib), 9-6
Mike Fake (Park) Maj DEC Tyler Galasso (Free), 14-2
Matt Valentin (Str) DEC Ernest Klingel (PV), 9-7
119:
Brandon Choate (BM) Tech Fall Lee Coleman (Bangor), 20-5; 5:43
Franco Ferraina (Naz) Tech Fall Michael Dahlstrom (PV), 17-1; 4:32
Brandon Davis (Park) DEC Robert Rizzolino (Easton), 5-3
Anthony Marino (Lib) Maj DEC Joshua Fritz, 17-6
125:
Zachary Horan (Naz) WBF Michael Ramos (Allen), 1:00
Erie Howey (Str) Tech Fall Brett Marino (Lib), 17-0; 4:26
Jordan Glykas (No) DEC Calvin Daly (Easton), 4-2
Michael Marano (Park) DEC Mike Pokrinchak (PV), 6-3
130:
Jordan Toledo (PV) Tech Fall Forrest Touchberry (Park), 26-11; 4:50
Greg Noll (Naz) DEC George Bastian (ESS), 10-8 (OT)
Tyler Rauenzahn (BM) Maj DEC Trey Daubert (No), 19-6
Mitchell Minotti (Easton) WBF Sean Aris (PMW), 3:59
135:
Joseph Rizzolino (Easton) Tech Fall Matt Klacik (Free), 15-0; 2:43
Clint Rarick (BM) WBF Joseph Bickelman (Potts), 1:14
Justin Heller (Park) Maj DEC Ian Stout (Naz), 12-1
Jacob Chamberlain (PV) DEC Arian Kohler (ESS), 7-3
140:
Mark Hartenstine (Easton) WBF Chris Gannon (ESN), 1:14
Mike Kistler (Park) Maj DEC Alex Yanovich (PV), 16-7
Tyler Torcivia (Naz) DEC Garret Henning (Lib), 8-4
Josh Kindig (BM) Tech Fall Matthew Bonshak (White), 19-4; 1:48
145:
Ryan Krecker (Naz) WBF Ryan Hogan (Lib) 3:09
Tyler Lauchaire (Str) WBF Donald-Paul Miller (PME), 5:59
Anthony Minotti (Easton) Maj DEC Aaron Williams (White), 16-7
Mike Ottinger (Park) WBF Brandon Watral (BM), 3:46
152:
Austin Sommer (No) WBF Xavier Isley (Dieruff), 0:58
Travis Moyer (BM) DEC Leroy Bachert (Emm), 8-3
Andy Moore (Park) Maj DEC Seth Guth (White), 8-0
Ahmed Burton (Allen) Maj DEC Matt Gotzon (SL), 14-5
160:
Wade Rivera (Park) Maj DEC Zach Bambary (Easton), 11-0
Mason McInytre (Free) DEC Chris Yocum (Str), 12-6
Mike Brown (Lib) DEC Shawn Cicero (Potts), 2-0
Josh Rodriguez (White) DEC John Lambert (No), 4-1
171:
Matthew Transue (Str) WBF Jacob Schwar (Bangor), 1:00
Edward Helm (PME) WBF Jose Rotger (Easton), 0:37
Ben Bradley (Naz) DEC Tyler Marx (No), 4-3
Tate Klidonas (Emm) Tech Fall Willie O'Brien (ESS), 17-2; 5:47
189:
Tarek Haddad (Park) DEC Tyler Greene (Easton), 4-0
Aaron Bradley (Naz) DEC Frank Gaffney (BM), 6-2
Troy Newhard (Emm) WBF Nick Sharga (No), 4:27
Chris Pintado (Lib) DEC Kevin Kehm (White), 4-2
215:
Brook Gosch (BM) Tech Fall Kevin Cameron (SL), 21-4; 3:47
David Wilke (Naz) DEC Tim Kunkle (No), 7-1
Jalal Paige (Easton) Maj DEC Cameron Kroemelbein (PV), 10-0
Taray Carey (White) WBF Cory Bruder (Park), 3:37
285:
Josh Gonzalez (PMW) WBF Tyler Rolshausen (BM), 1:07
Thomas Lapping (ESS) DEC Shaun Heist (Park), 5-3
Tony Bourizk (White) DEC Marcus Newsome (No), 2-0
DJ King (Naz) WBF Lance Francois (ESN), 2:31
First Round
103: Anthony Cabrera (Lib) WBF Djaudat Nemnon (ESS), 0:36
Sean Bianco (PV) Maj DEC Alex Gosch (BM), 11-1
Bailey Roos (Potts) DEC Brandon Sutter (Naz), 3-0
Evan DiSora (Easton) WBF Daniel Johnson (PME), 1:44
Ian Evans (Park) WBF Frederick Agou (White), 3:35
George Schaffer (Bangor) DEC Jacob Younger (Emm), 6-4
Paul Hetrick (No) WBF Dylan Olenwine (Free), 1:03
112:
Corey Keener (BM) WBF Tyler Hernandez (PMW), 1:45
Jarrett Sutter (Naz) Maj DEC James Harris (Potts), 14-3
Devon Lotito (Lib) WBF Matthew Pizanie (ESN), 1:04
Greg Rinker (No) WBF Lee Lindsay (Bangor), 0:36
Mike Fake (Park) WBF Jansen Grabowski (Emm), 0:53
Tyler Galasso (Free) DEC Mike Fleck (Easton), 6-5
Ernest Klingel (PV) WBF Chris Monge (White), 5:57
Matthew Valentin (Str) WBF Ryan Hennessy (ESS), 1:40
119:
Brandon Choate (BM) WBF Aaron Ditzler (Potts), 0:53
Lee Coleman (Bangor) WBF Sean Phuah (PWM), 3:10
Mike Dahlstrom (PV) Tech Fall Guesseppe Rea (Str), 16-0; 5:07
Franco Ferraina (Naz) WBF Matt Marra (ESS), 2;50
Brandon Davis (Park) WBF Javier Rivas (Dieruff), 2:50
Robert Rizzolino (Easton) DEC Scott Stout (PME), 8-6
Josh Fritz (Emm) DEC Bryan Brensinger (White), 3-2
Anthony Marino (Lib) Tech Fall Joey Giordiano (SL), 24-8; 4:34
125:
Zach Horan (Naz) WBF Tyler Faust (Emm), 4:15
Michael Ramos (Allen) WBF Michael Crawn (Bangor), 3:11
Brett Marino (Lib) Tech Fall Gustavo Curiel (PME), 19-3; 5:37
Eric Howey (Str) Maj DEC George Englesson (SL), 17-4
Jordan Glykas (No) Tech Fall Marcus Rushie (ESS), 15-0; 2:00
Calvin Daly (Easton) Maj DEC Blake Uhler (BM), 14-1
Michael Marano (Park) Maj DEC Ian Dickinson (Dieruff), 10-2
Mike Pokrinchak (PV) WBF Paul Schwartz (Free), 0:53
130:
Jordan Toledo (PV) WBF Brandon Haines (Emm), 3:09
Forrest Touchberry (Park) Maj DEC Jose Morales (Dieruff), 12-2
George Bastian (ES) WBF Edwardo Vega (Free), 4:43
Greg Noll (Naz) Maj DEC Sean Koch (Lib), 11-0
Trey Daubert (No) Maj DEC Gino Giunta (PME), 12-0
Sean Aris (PMW) Maj DEC Justin Schwartz (Potts), 11-1
Mitchell Minotti (Easton) WBF Jayson Berger (Str), 3:28
135:
Joseph Rizzolino (Easton) Tech Fall Alex Mann (No), 16-1; 3:59
Matt Klacik (Free) DEC Nathan Snyder (White), 8-5
Joseph Bickelman (Potts) WBF Elijah Angradi (Str), 5:47
Clint Rarick (BM) Tech Fall Eric Seals (Allen), 21-4; 4:36
Justin Heller (Park) Tech Fall Johnny Villanueva (Dieruff), 18-2; 4:54
Ian Stout (Naz) WBF Austin Erney (Emm), 4:38
Arian Kohler (ESS) WBF Daniel Hong (Lib), 5:53
Jacob Chamberlain (PV) WBF Louszko Chris (Bangor), 1:15
140:
Mark Hartenstine (Easton) Tech Fall Josh Young (Free), 16-1; 1:38
Chris Gannon (ESN) DEC Kevin Finn (ESS), 14-12
Alex Yanovich (PV) Maj DEC Tye Vallone (SL), 12-5
Mike Kistler (Park) Tech Fall John Kelly (Bangor), 17-2; 5:47
Tyler Torcivia (Naz) WBF Matthew Suter (PMW), 3:32
Garret Henning (Lib) Maj DEC Jesse Hunter (Emm), 8-0
Matthew Bonshak (White) DEC Matthew Murphy (PME), 7-1
Josh Kindig (BM) Tech Fall Adam Struss (No), 17-2; 1:10
145:
Ryan Krecker (Naz) BYE
Ryan Hogan (Lib) WBF William Hailey (SL), 3:56
Donald-Paul Miller (PME) WBF Michael Martinez (Allen), 0:58
Tyler Lauchaire (Str) WBF Christian Lopez (PMW), 3:25
Anthony Minotti (Easton) WBF Josh Kerbaugh (No), 0:37
Aaron Williams (White) WBFFT
Brandon Watral (BM) DEC Omar Richardson (ESN), 11-6
Michael Ottinger (Park) BYE
152:
Austin Sommer (No) WBF Solomon Sohn (Easton), 1:52
Xavier Isley (Dieruff) DEC Ty Gardner (Potts), 8-4
Travis Moyer (BM) WBF Jacobi Nordmark (Str), 2:56
Leroy Bachert (Emm) WBF Zach Price (Lib), 0:38
Seth Guth (White) WBF Jesse Poplewski (PMW), 3:40
Andy Moore (Park) Tech Fall Ryan Price (PME), 15-0; 4:40
Matt Gotzon (SL) DEC Ethan Dilchert (Naz), 4-1
Ahmed Burton (Allen) Maj DEC Nicholas Sullivan (Bangor), 14-3
160:
Wade Rivera (Park) WBF Eric Wolak (Naz), 1:27
Zach Bambary (Easton) DEC Luke Gotzon (SL), 3-2
Mason McIntyre (Free) DEC Brian McLaughlin (ESS), 9-7
Chris Yocum (Str) WBF James Poplawski (PMW), 0:32
Mike Brown (Lib) WBF Ben Forbes (BM), 0:58
Shawn Cicero (Potts) Tech Fall Cody Thatcher (Bangor), 15-0; 2:41
Josh Rodriguez (White) DEC Joe Fogle (PME), 4-0
John Lambert (No) WBF Logan Flood (Allen), 2:33
171:
Matthew Transue (Str) BYE
Jacob Schwar (Bangor) WBF Andrew Laudenslager (Park), 1:26
Edward Helm (PME) WBF Josh Alpha (White), 2:31
Jose Rotger (Easton) DEC Ross Myers (BM), 3-1
Ben Bradley (Naz) INJ DEF Jeremy Aquilla (Allen)
Tyler Marx (No) Maj DEC Kyle Spina (Free), 15-3
Willie O'Brien (ESS) DEC Rodney Manor (SL), 6-1
Tate Klidonas (Emm) Tech Fall Brian Harper (Potts), 18-3; N/A
189:
Tarek Haddad (Park) WBF Andrew Gleason (PME), 1:41
Tyler Greene (Easton) DEC Cody Johnson (ESN), 9-6
Frank Gaffney (BM) Tech Fall Stanley Burke (Potts), 15-0; 2:11
Aaron Bradley (Naz) WBF John Brown (Str), 0:58
Nick Sharga (No) Tech Fall Hunter Diehl (PV), 15-0; 5:00
Troy Newhard (Emm) DEC Rich Adams (PMW), 7-0
Kevin Kehm (White) Maj DEC Kyle Gill (ESS), 18-5
Chris Pintado (Lib) WBF Dylan Meltzler (Dieruff), 1:36
215:
Brook Gosch (BM) WBF Robert Beckhusen (ESN), 0:40
Blake Smith (PME) WBF Kevin Cameron (SL), 0:45
Timoth Kunkle (No) WBF Andrew Lumsden (Bangor), 5:43
David Wilke (Naz) DEC Allen Marvin (Str), 7-3
Jalal Paige (Easton) WBF Lius Arraiga (Dieruff), 2:14
Cameron Kroemelbein (PV) WBF Ricky Calvert (ESS), 1:25
Cory Bruder (Park) WBF Jaime Aquilla (Allen), 1:33
Tarey Carey (White) WBF Andrew Labanz (Lib), 0:44
285:
Josh Gonzalez (PMW) BYE
Sean Fortes (Free) DEC Tyler Rolshausen (BM), 8-4
Shaun Heist (Park) WBF Ryan Gouger (PV), 1:39
Thomas Lapping (ESS) WBF Joshue Torres (Allen), 5:45
Tony Bourzik (White) BYE
Marcus Newsom (No) WBF Andrew Romeo (Bangor), 3:38
Lance Francois (ESN) WBF Stephen Graeffe (Emm), 3:48
DJ King (Naz) BYE
Source: Dean Beers
103:
Quarterfinals
103:
Anthony Cabrera (Lib) Maj DEC Sean Bianco (PV), 16-5
DeMarquis Holley (Dieruff) Maj DEC Bailey Roos (Potts), 13-4
Evan DiSora (Easton) Maj DEC Ian Evans (Park), 12-4
Paul Hetrick (No) WBF George Schaffer (Bangor), 5:17
112:
Corey Keener (BM) WBF Jarrett Sutter (Naz), 1:31
Greg Rinker (No) DEC Devon Lotito (Lib), 9-6
Mike Fake (Park) Maj DEC Tyler Galasso (Free), 14-2
Matt Valentin (Str) DEC Ernest Klingel (PV), 9-7
119:
Brandon Choate (BM) Tech Fall Lee Coleman (Bangor), 20-5; 5:43
Franco Ferraina (Naz) Tech Fall Michael Dahlstrom (PV), 17-1; 4:32
Brandon Davis (Park) DEC Robert Rizzolino (Easton), 5-3
Anthony Marino (Lib) Maj DEC Joshua Fritz, 17-6
125:
Zachary Horan (Naz) WBF Michael Ramos (Allen), 1:00
Erie Howey (Str) Tech Fall Brett Marino (Lib), 17-0; 4:26
Jordan Glykas (No) DEC Calvin Daly (Easton), 4-2
Michael Marano (Park) DEC Mike Pokrinchak (PV), 6-3
130:
Jordan Toledo (PV) Tech Fall Forrest Touchberry (Park), 26-11; 4:50
Greg Noll (Naz) DEC George Bastian (ESS), 10-8 (OT)
Tyler Rauenzahn (BM) Maj DEC Trey Daubert (No), 19-6
Mitchell Minotti (Easton) WBF Sean Aris (PMW), 3:59
135:
Joseph Rizzolino (Easton) Tech Fall Matt Klacik (Free), 15-0; 2:43
Clint Rarick (BM) WBF Joseph Bickelman (Potts), 1:14
Justin Heller (Park) Maj DEC Ian Stout (Naz), 12-1
Jacob Chamberlain (PV) DEC Arian Kohler (ESS), 7-3
140:
Mark Hartenstine (Easton) WBF Chris Gannon (ESN), 1:14
Mike Kistler (Park) Maj DEC Alex Yanovich (PV), 16-7
Tyler Torcivia (Naz) DEC Garret Henning (Lib), 8-4
Josh Kindig (BM) Tech Fall Matthew Bonshak (White), 19-4; 1:48
145:
Ryan Krecker (Naz) WBF Ryan Hogan (Lib) 3:09
Tyler Lauchaire (Str) WBF Donald-Paul Miller (PME), 5:59
Anthony Minotti (Easton) Maj DEC Aaron Williams (White), 16-7
Mike Ottinger (Park) WBF Brandon Watral (BM), 3:46
152:
Austin Sommer (No) WBF Xavier Isley (Dieruff), 0:58
Travis Moyer (BM) DEC Leroy Bachert (Emm), 8-3
Andy Moore (Park) Maj DEC Seth Guth (White), 8-0
Ahmed Burton (Allen) Maj DEC Matt Gotzon (SL), 14-5
160:
Wade Rivera (Park) Maj DEC Zach Bambary (Easton), 11-0
Mason McInytre (Free) DEC Chris Yocum (Str), 12-6
Mike Brown (Lib) DEC Shawn Cicero (Potts), 2-0
Josh Rodriguez (White) DEC John Lambert (No), 4-1
171:
Matthew Transue (Str) WBF Jacob Schwar (Bangor), 1:00
Edward Helm (PME) WBF Jose Rotger (Easton), 0:37
Ben Bradley (Naz) DEC Tyler Marx (No), 4-3
Tate Klidonas (Emm) Tech Fall Willie O'Brien (ESS), 17-2; 5:47
189:
Tarek Haddad (Park) DEC Tyler Greene (Easton), 4-0
Aaron Bradley (Naz) DEC Frank Gaffney (BM), 6-2
Troy Newhard (Emm) WBF Nick Sharga (No), 4:27
Chris Pintado (Lib) DEC Kevin Kehm (White), 4-2
215:
Brook Gosch (BM) Tech Fall Kevin Cameron (SL), 21-4; 3:47
David Wilke (Naz) DEC Tim Kunkle (No), 7-1
Jalal Paige (Easton) Maj DEC Cameron Kroemelbein (PV), 10-0
Taray Carey (White) WBF Cory Bruder (Park), 3:37
285:
Josh Gonzalez (PMW) WBF Tyler Rolshausen (BM), 1:07
Thomas Lapping (ESS) DEC Shaun Heist (Park), 5-3
Tony Bourizk (White) DEC Marcus Newsome (No), 2-0
DJ King (Naz) WBF Lance Francois (ESN), 2:31
First Round
103: Anthony Cabrera (Lib) WBF Djaudat Nemnon (ESS), 0:36
Sean Bianco (PV) Maj DEC Alex Gosch (BM), 11-1
Bailey Roos (Potts) DEC Brandon Sutter (Naz), 3-0
Evan DiSora (Easton) WBF Daniel Johnson (PME), 1:44
Ian Evans (Park) WBF Frederick Agou (White), 3:35
George Schaffer (Bangor) DEC Jacob Younger (Emm), 6-4
Paul Hetrick (No) WBF Dylan Olenwine (Free), 1:03
112:
Corey Keener (BM) WBF Tyler Hernandez (PMW), 1:45
Jarrett Sutter (Naz) Maj DEC James Harris (Potts), 14-3
Devon Lotito (Lib) WBF Matthew Pizanie (ESN), 1:04
Greg Rinker (No) WBF Lee Lindsay (Bangor), 0:36
Mike Fake (Park) WBF Jansen Grabowski (Emm), 0:53
Tyler Galasso (Free) DEC Mike Fleck (Easton), 6-5
Ernest Klingel (PV) WBF Chris Monge (White), 5:57
Matthew Valentin (Str) WBF Ryan Hennessy (ESS), 1:40
119:
Brandon Choate (BM) WBF Aaron Ditzler (Potts), 0:53
Lee Coleman (Bangor) WBF Sean Phuah (PWM), 3:10
Mike Dahlstrom (PV) Tech Fall Guesseppe Rea (Str), 16-0; 5:07
Franco Ferraina (Naz) WBF Matt Marra (ESS), 2;50
Brandon Davis (Park) WBF Javier Rivas (Dieruff), 2:50
Robert Rizzolino (Easton) DEC Scott Stout (PME), 8-6
Josh Fritz (Emm) DEC Bryan Brensinger (White), 3-2
Anthony Marino (Lib) Tech Fall Joey Giordiano (SL), 24-8; 4:34
125:
Zach Horan (Naz) WBF Tyler Faust (Emm), 4:15
Michael Ramos (Allen) WBF Michael Crawn (Bangor), 3:11
Brett Marino (Lib) Tech Fall Gustavo Curiel (PME), 19-3; 5:37
Eric Howey (Str) Maj DEC George Englesson (SL), 17-4
Jordan Glykas (No) Tech Fall Marcus Rushie (ESS), 15-0; 2:00
Calvin Daly (Easton) Maj DEC Blake Uhler (BM), 14-1
Michael Marano (Park) Maj DEC Ian Dickinson (Dieruff), 10-2
Mike Pokrinchak (PV) WBF Paul Schwartz (Free), 0:53
130:
Jordan Toledo (PV) WBF Brandon Haines (Emm), 3:09
Forrest Touchberry (Park) Maj DEC Jose Morales (Dieruff), 12-2
George Bastian (ES) WBF Edwardo Vega (Free), 4:43
Greg Noll (Naz) Maj DEC Sean Koch (Lib), 11-0
Trey Daubert (No) Maj DEC Gino Giunta (PME), 12-0
Sean Aris (PMW) Maj DEC Justin Schwartz (Potts), 11-1
Mitchell Minotti (Easton) WBF Jayson Berger (Str), 3:28
135:
Joseph Rizzolino (Easton) Tech Fall Alex Mann (No), 16-1; 3:59
Matt Klacik (Free) DEC Nathan Snyder (White), 8-5
Joseph Bickelman (Potts) WBF Elijah Angradi (Str), 5:47
Clint Rarick (BM) Tech Fall Eric Seals (Allen), 21-4; 4:36
Justin Heller (Park) Tech Fall Johnny Villanueva (Dieruff), 18-2; 4:54
Ian Stout (Naz) WBF Austin Erney (Emm), 4:38
Arian Kohler (ESS) WBF Daniel Hong (Lib), 5:53
Jacob Chamberlain (PV) WBF Louszko Chris (Bangor), 1:15
140:
Mark Hartenstine (Easton) Tech Fall Josh Young (Free), 16-1; 1:38
Chris Gannon (ESN) DEC Kevin Finn (ESS), 14-12
Alex Yanovich (PV) Maj DEC Tye Vallone (SL), 12-5
Mike Kistler (Park) Tech Fall John Kelly (Bangor), 17-2; 5:47
Tyler Torcivia (Naz) WBF Matthew Suter (PMW), 3:32
Garret Henning (Lib) Maj DEC Jesse Hunter (Emm), 8-0
Matthew Bonshak (White) DEC Matthew Murphy (PME), 7-1
Josh Kindig (BM) Tech Fall Adam Struss (No), 17-2; 1:10
145:
Ryan Krecker (Naz) BYE
Ryan Hogan (Lib) WBF William Hailey (SL), 3:56
Donald-Paul Miller (PME) WBF Michael Martinez (Allen), 0:58
Tyler Lauchaire (Str) WBF Christian Lopez (PMW), 3:25
Anthony Minotti (Easton) WBF Josh Kerbaugh (No), 0:37
Aaron Williams (White) WBFFT
Brandon Watral (BM) DEC Omar Richardson (ESN), 11-6
Michael Ottinger (Park) BYE
152:
Austin Sommer (No) WBF Solomon Sohn (Easton), 1:52
Xavier Isley (Dieruff) DEC Ty Gardner (Potts), 8-4
Travis Moyer (BM) WBF Jacobi Nordmark (Str), 2:56
Leroy Bachert (Emm) WBF Zach Price (Lib), 0:38
Seth Guth (White) WBF Jesse Poplewski (PMW), 3:40
Andy Moore (Park) Tech Fall Ryan Price (PME), 15-0; 4:40
Matt Gotzon (SL) DEC Ethan Dilchert (Naz), 4-1
Ahmed Burton (Allen) Maj DEC Nicholas Sullivan (Bangor), 14-3
160:
Wade Rivera (Park) WBF Eric Wolak (Naz), 1:27
Zach Bambary (Easton) DEC Luke Gotzon (SL), 3-2
Mason McIntyre (Free) DEC Brian McLaughlin (ESS), 9-7
Chris Yocum (Str) WBF James Poplawski (PMW), 0:32
Mike Brown (Lib) WBF Ben Forbes (BM), 0:58
Shawn Cicero (Potts) Tech Fall Cody Thatcher (Bangor), 15-0; 2:41
Josh Rodriguez (White) DEC Joe Fogle (PME), 4-0
John Lambert (No) WBF Logan Flood (Allen), 2:33
171:
Matthew Transue (Str) BYE
Jacob Schwar (Bangor) WBF Andrew Laudenslager (Park), 1:26
Edward Helm (PME) WBF Josh Alpha (White), 2:31
Jose Rotger (Easton) DEC Ross Myers (BM), 3-1
Ben Bradley (Naz) INJ DEF Jeremy Aquilla (Allen)
Tyler Marx (No) Maj DEC Kyle Spina (Free), 15-3
Willie O'Brien (ESS) DEC Rodney Manor (SL), 6-1
Tate Klidonas (Emm) Tech Fall Brian Harper (Potts), 18-3; N/A
189:
Tarek Haddad (Park) WBF Andrew Gleason (PME), 1:41
Tyler Greene (Easton) DEC Cody Johnson (ESN), 9-6
Frank Gaffney (BM) Tech Fall Stanley Burke (Potts), 15-0; 2:11
Aaron Bradley (Naz) WBF John Brown (Str), 0:58
Nick Sharga (No) Tech Fall Hunter Diehl (PV), 15-0; 5:00
Troy Newhard (Emm) DEC Rich Adams (PMW), 7-0
Kevin Kehm (White) Maj DEC Kyle Gill (ESS), 18-5
Chris Pintado (Lib) WBF Dylan Meltzler (Dieruff), 1:36
215:
Brook Gosch (BM) WBF Robert Beckhusen (ESN), 0:40
Blake Smith (PME) WBF Kevin Cameron (SL), 0:45
Timoth Kunkle (No) WBF Andrew Lumsden (Bangor), 5:43
David Wilke (Naz) DEC Allen Marvin (Str), 7-3
Jalal Paige (Easton) WBF Lius Arraiga (Dieruff), 2:14
Cameron Kroemelbein (PV) WBF Ricky Calvert (ESS), 1:25
Cory Bruder (Park) WBF Jaime Aquilla (Allen), 1:33
Tarey Carey (White) WBF Andrew Labanz (Lib), 0:44
285:
Josh Gonzalez (PMW) BYE
Sean Fortes (Free) DEC Tyler Rolshausen (BM), 8-4
Shaun Heist (Park) WBF Ryan Gouger (PV), 1:39
Thomas Lapping (ESS) WBF Joshue Torres (Allen), 5:45
Tony Bourzik (White) BYE
Marcus Newsom (No) WBF Andrew Romeo (Bangor), 3:38
Lance Francois (ESN) WBF Stephen Graeffe (Emm), 3:48
DJ King (Naz) BYE
Source: Dean Beers
WRESTLING RESULTS
Quarterfinals
103:
Anthony Cabrera (Lib) Maj DEC Sean Bianco (PV), 16-5
DeMarquis Holley (Dieruff) Maj DEC Bailey Roos (Potts), 13-4
Evan DiSora (Easton) Maj DEC Ian Evans (Park), 12-4
Paul Hetrick (No) WBF George Schaffer (Bangor), 5:17
112:
Corey Keener (BM) WBF Jarrett Sutter (Naz), 1:31
Greg Rinker (No) DEC Devon Lotito (Lib), 9-6
Mike Fake (Park) Maj DEC Tyler Galasso (Free), 14-2
Matt Valentin (Str) DEC Ernest Klingel (PV), 9-7
119:
Brandon Choate (BM) Tech Fall Lee Coleman (Bangor), 20-5; 5:43
Franco Ferraina (Naz) Tech Fall Michael Dahlstrom (PV), 17-1; 4:32
Brandon Davis (Park) DEC Robert Rizzolino (Easton), 5-3
Anthony Marino (Lib) Maj DEC Joshua Fritz, 17-6
125:
Zachary Horan (Naz) WBF Michael Ramos (Allen), 1:00
Erie Howey (Str) Tech Fall Brett Marino (Lib), 17-0; 4:26
Jordan Glykas (No) DEC Calvin Daly (Easton), 4-2
Michael Marano (Park) DEC Mike Pokrinchak (PV), 6-3
130:
Jordan Toledo (PV) Tech Fall Forrest Touchberry (Park), 26-11; 4:50
Greg Noll (Naz), DEC George Bastian (ESS), 10-8 (OT)
Tyler Rauenzahn (BM) Maj DEC Trey Daubert (No), 19-6
Mitchell Minotti (Easton) WBF Sean Aris (PMW), 3:59
135:
Joseph Rizzolino (Easton) Tech Fall Matt Klacik (Free), 15-0; 2:43
Clint Rarick (BM) WBF Joseph Bickelman (Potts), 1:14
Justin Heller (Park) Maj DEC Ian Stout (Naz), 12-1
Jacob Chamberlain (PV) DEC Arian Kohler (ESS), 7-3
140:
Mark Hartenstine (Easton) WBF Chris Gannon (ESN), 1:14
Mike Kistler (Park) Maj DEC Alex Yanovich (PV), 16-7
Tyler Torcivia (Naz) DEC Garret Henning (Lib), 8-4
Josh Kindig (BM) Tech Fall Matthew Bonshak (White), 19-4; 1:48
145:
Ryan Krecker (Naz) WBF Ryan Hogan (Lib) 3:09
Tyler Lauchaire (Str) WBF Donald-Paul Miller (PME), 5:59
Anthony Minotti (Easton) Maj DEC Aaron Williams (White), 16-7
Mike Ottinger (Park) WBF Brandon Watral (BM), 3:46
152:
Austin Sommer (No) WBF Xavier Isley (Dieruff), 0:58
Travis Moyer (BM) DEC Leroy Bachert (Emm), 8-3
Andy Moore (Park) Maj DEC Seth Guth (White), 8-0
Ahmed Burton (Allen) Maj DEC Matt Gotzon (SL), 14-5
160:
Wade Rivera (Park) Maj DEC Zach Bambary (Easton), 11-0
Mason McInytre (Free) DEC Chris Yocum (Str), 12-6
Mike Brown (Lib) DEC Shawn Cicero (Potts), 2-0
Josh Rodriguez (White) DEC John Lambert (No), 4-1
171:
Matthew Transue (Str) WBF Jacob Schwar (Bangor), 1:00
Edward Helm (PME) WBF Jose Rotger (Easton), 0:37
Ben Bradley (Naz) DEC Tyler Marx (No), 4-3
Tate Klidonas (Emm) Tech Fall Willie O'Brien (ESS), 17-2; 5:47
189:
Tarek Haddad (Park) DEC Tyler Greene (Easton), 4-0
Aaron Bradley (Naz) DEC Frank Gaffney (BM), 6-2
Troy Newhard (Emm) WBF Nick Sharga (No), 4:27
Chris Pintado (Lib) DEC Kevin Kehm (White), 4-2
215:
First Round
103: Anthony Cabrera (Lib) WBF Djaudat Nemnon (ESS), 0:36
Sean Bianco (PV) Maj DEC Alex Gosch (BM), 11-1
Bailey Roos (Potts) DEC Brandon Sutter (Naz), 3-0
DeMarquis Holley (Dieruff) DEC Jeff Hernandez (Str), 9-6
Evan DiSora (Easton) WBF Daniel Johnson (PME), 1:44
Ian Evans (Park) WBF Frederick Agou (White), 3:35
George Schaffer (Bangor) DEC Jacob Younger (Emm), 6-4
Paul Hetrick (No) WBF Dylan Olenwine (Free), 1:03
112:
Corey Keener (BM) Tech Fall,
Jarrett Sutter (Naz) Maj DEC James Harris (Potts), 14-3
Devon Lotito (Lib) WBF Matthew Pizanie (ESN), 1:04
Greg Rinker (No) WBF Lee Lindsay (Bangor), 0:36
Mike Fake (Park) WBF Jansen Grabowski (Emm), 0:53
Tyler Galasso (Free) DEC Mike Fleck (Easton), 6-5
Ernest Klingel (PV) WBF Chris Monge (White), 5:57
Matthew Valentin (Str) WBF Ryan Hennessy (ESS), 1:40
119:
Brandon Choate (BM) WBF Joey Giordiano (SL), 0:53
Lee Coleman (Bangor) WBF Cole Sheptock (No), 3:10
Mike Dahlstrom (PV) Tech Fall Scott Stout (PME), 16-0; 5:07
Franco Ferraina (Naz) WBF Guesseppe Rea (Str), 2:50
Brandon Davis (Park) WBF Matt Marra, 1:19
Robert Rizzolino (Easton) DEC Bryan Brensinger (White), 8-6
Josh Fritz (Emm) DEC Sean Phuah (PMW), 3-2
Anthony Marino (Lib) Tech Fall, 24-8; 4:34
125:
Zach Horan (Naz) WBF Tyler Faust (Emm), 4:15
Michael Ramos (Allen) WBF Michael Crawn (Bangor), 3:11
Brett Marino (Lib) Tech Fall Gustavo Curiel (PME), 19-3; 5:37
Eric Howey (Str) Maj DEC George Englesson (SL), 17-4
Jordan Glykas (No) Tech Fall Marcus Rushie (ESS), 15-0; 2:00
Calvin Daly (Easton) Maj DEC Blake Uhler (BM), 14-1
Michael Marano (Park) Maj DEC Ian Dickinson (Dieruff), 10-2
Mike Pokrinchak (PV) WBF Paul Schwartz (Free), 0:53
130:
Jordan Toledo (PV) WBF Brandon Haines (Emm), 3:09
Forrest Touchberry (Park) Maj DEC Jose Morales (Dieruff), 12-2
George Bastian (ES) WBF Edwardo Vega (Free), 4:43
Greg Noll (Naz) Maj DEC Sean Koch (Lib), 11-0
Trey Daubert (No) Maj DEC Gino Giunta (PME), 12-0
Sean Aris (PMW) Maj DEC Justin Schwartz (Potts), 11-1
Mitchell Minotti (Easton) WBF Jayson Berger (Str), 3:28
135:
Joseph Rizzolino (Easton) Tech Fall Alex Mann (No), 16-1; 3:59
Matt Klacik (Free) DEC Nathan Snyder (White), 8-5
Joseph Bickelman (Potts) WBF Elijah Angradi (Str), 5:47
Clint Rarick (BM) Tech Fall Eric Seals (Allen), 21-4; 4:36
Justin Heller (Park) Tech Fall Johnny Villanueva (Dieruff), 18-2; 4:54
Ian Stout (Naz) WBF Austin Erney (Emm), 4:38
Arian Kohler (ESS) WBF Daniel Hong (Lib), 5:53
Jacob Chamberlain (PV) WBF Louszko Chris (Bangor), 1:15
140:
Mark Hartenstine (Easton) Tech Fall Josh Young (Free), 16-1; 1:38
Chris Gannon (ESN) DEC Kevin Finn (ESS), 14-12
Alex Yanovich (PV) Maj DEC Tye Vallone (SL), 12-5
Mike Kistler (Park) Tech Fall John Kelly (Bangor), 17-2; 5:47
Tyler Torcivia (Naz) WBF Matthew Suter (PMW), 3:32
Garret Henning (Lib) Maj DEC Jesse Hunter (Emm), 8-0
Matthew Bonshak (White) DEC Matthew Murphy (PME), 7-1
Josh Kindig (BM) Tech Fall Adam Struss (No), 17-2; 1:10
145:
Ryan Krecker (Naz) BYE
Ryan Hogan (Lib) WBF William Hailey (SL), 3:56
Donald-Paul Miller (PME) WBF Michael Martinez (Allen), 0:58
Tyler Lauchaire (Str) WBF Christian Lopez (PMW), 3:25
Anthony Minotti (Easton) WBF Josh Kerbaugh (No), 0:37
Aaron Williams (White) WBFFT
Brandon Watral (BM) DEC Omar Richardson (ESN), 11-6
Michael Ottinger (Park) BYE
152:
Austin Sommer (No) WBF Solomon Sohn (Easton), 1:52
Xavier Isley (Dieruff) DEC Ty Gardner (Potts), 8-4
Travis Moyer (BM) WBF Jacobi Nordmark (Str), 2:56
Leroy Bachert (Emm) WBF Zach Price (Lib), 0:38
Seth Guth (White) WBF Jesse Poplewski (PMW), 3:40
Andy Moore (Park) Tech Fall Ryan Price (PME), 15-0; 4:40
Matt Gotzon (SL) DEC Ethan Dilchert (Naz), 4-1
Ahmed Burton (Allen) Maj DEC Nicholas Sullivan (Bangor), 14-3
160:
Wade Rivera (Park) WBF Eric Wolak (Naz), 1:27
Zach Bambary (Easton) DEC Luke Gotzon (SL), 3-2
Mason McIntyre (Free) DEC Brian McLaughlin (ESS), 9-7
Chris Yocum (Str) WBF James Poplawski (PMW), 0:32
Mike Brown (Lib) WBF Ben Forbes (BM), 0:58
Shawn Cicero (Potts) Tech Fall Cody Thatcher (Bangor), 15-0; 2:41
Josh Rodriguez (White) DEC Joe Fogle (PME), 4-0
John Lambert (No) WBF Logan Flood (Allen), 2:33
171:
Matthew Transue (Str) BYE
Jacob Schwar (Bangor) WBF Andrew Laudenslager (Park), 1:26
Edward Helm (PME) WBF Josh Alpha (White), 2:31
Jose Rotger (Easton) DEC Ross Myers (BM), 3-1
Ben Bradley (Naz) INJ DEF Jeremy Aquilla (Allen)
Tyler Marx (No) Maj DEC Kyle Spina (Free), 15-3
Willie O'Brien (ESS) DEC Rodney Manor (SL), 6-1
Tate Klidonas (Emm) Tech Fall Brian Harper (Potts), 18-3; N/A
189:
Tarek Haddad (Park) WBF Andrew Gleason (PME), 1:41
Tyler Greene (Easton) DEC Cody Johnson (ESN), 9-6
Frank Gaffney (BM) Tech Fall Stanley Burke (Potts), 15-0; 2:11
Aaron Bradley (Naz) WBF John Brown (Str), 0:58
Nick Sharga (No) Tech Fall Hunter Diehl (PV), 15-0; 5:00
Troy Newhard (Emm) DEC Rich Adams (PMW), 7-0
Kevin Kehm (White) Maj DEC Kyle Gill (ESS), 18-5
Chris Pintado (Lib) WBF Dylan Meltzler (Dieruff), 1:36
215:
Brook Gosch (BM) WBF Robert Beckhusen (ESN), 0:40
Blake Smith (PME) WBF Kevin Cameron (SL), 0:45
Timoth Kunkle (No) WBF Andrew Lumsden (Bangor), 5:43
David Wilke (Naz) DEC Allen Marvin (Str), 703
Jalal Paige (Easton) WBF Lius Arraiga (Dieruff), 2:14
Cameron Kroemelbein (PV) WBF Ricky Calvert (ESS), 1:25
Cory Bruder (Park) WBF Jaime Aquilla (Allen), 1:33
Tarey Carey (White) WBF Andrew Labanz (Lib), 0:44
285:
Josh Gonzalez (PMW) BYE
Sean Fortes (Free) DEC Tyler Rolshausen (BM), 8-4
Shaun Heist (Park) WBF Ryan Gouger (PV), 1:39
Thomas Lapping (ESS) WBF Joshue Torres (Allen), 5:45
Tony Bourzik (White) BYE
Marcus Newsom (No) WBF Andrew Romeo (Bangor), 3:38
Lance Francois (ESN) WBF Stephen Graeffe (Emm), 3:48
DJ King (Naz) BYE
Pigtail Round
112 - Tyler Hernandez (PMW) DEC Thomas Fox (PME)
119 - Joey Giordano (SL) WBF Aaron Ditzler (Potts), 2:17
Guesseppe Rea (Str) vs. Miguel Velez (Allen)
Anuery Rivera (Free) vs. Matt Marra (ESS)
Javier Rivas (Dieruff) vs. Luke Kmetz (ESN)
125 - Brian Archibald (PMW) vs. Tyler Faust (Emm)
Jeremy Rigotti (ESN) vs. Marcus Rushie (ESS)
Ryuta Amaike (Wh) vs. Paul Schwartz (Free)
130 - Aaron McElhaney (Bangor) vs. Brandon Haines (Emm)
135 - Alex Mann (No) vs. Andrew Okie (PMW)
Chad Gleason (PME) vs. Johnny Villanueva (Dieruff)
Louszko Chris (Bangor) vs. Tanner Clark (ESN)
140 - Josh Young (Free) vs. Joseph Porter (Allen)
Richard Joffe (Str) vs. Adam Struss (No)
152 - Keith Hinds (ESS) vs. Solomon Sohn (Easton)
Brandon George (ESN) vs. Jesse Poplawski (PMW)
Nicholas Sullivan (Bangor) vs. Brett Gearhart (Pleasant Valley
171 - Jonathan Singer (PMW) vs. Chris VonderHeide (ESN)
189 - Nate Garland (Allen) vs. Andrew Gleason (PME)
215 - Robert Beckhusen (ESN) vs. Gabriel Robitaille (Potts)
Salvatore LaMonica (PMW) vs. Luis Arriaga (Dieruff)
Andrew LaBanz (Liberty) vs. Tyler Pearson (Free)
Source: Dean Beers
103:
Anthony Cabrera (Lib) Maj DEC Sean Bianco (PV), 16-5
DeMarquis Holley (Dieruff) Maj DEC Bailey Roos (Potts), 13-4
Evan DiSora (Easton) Maj DEC Ian Evans (Park), 12-4
Paul Hetrick (No) WBF George Schaffer (Bangor), 5:17
112:
Corey Keener (BM) WBF Jarrett Sutter (Naz), 1:31
Greg Rinker (No) DEC Devon Lotito (Lib), 9-6
Mike Fake (Park) Maj DEC Tyler Galasso (Free), 14-2
Matt Valentin (Str) DEC Ernest Klingel (PV), 9-7
119:
Brandon Choate (BM) Tech Fall Lee Coleman (Bangor), 20-5; 5:43
Franco Ferraina (Naz) Tech Fall Michael Dahlstrom (PV), 17-1; 4:32
Brandon Davis (Park) DEC Robert Rizzolino (Easton), 5-3
Anthony Marino (Lib) Maj DEC Joshua Fritz, 17-6
125:
Zachary Horan (Naz) WBF Michael Ramos (Allen), 1:00
Erie Howey (Str) Tech Fall Brett Marino (Lib), 17-0; 4:26
Jordan Glykas (No) DEC Calvin Daly (Easton), 4-2
Michael Marano (Park) DEC Mike Pokrinchak (PV), 6-3
130:
Jordan Toledo (PV) Tech Fall Forrest Touchberry (Park), 26-11; 4:50
Greg Noll (Naz), DEC George Bastian (ESS), 10-8 (OT)
Tyler Rauenzahn (BM) Maj DEC Trey Daubert (No), 19-6
Mitchell Minotti (Easton) WBF Sean Aris (PMW), 3:59
135:
Joseph Rizzolino (Easton) Tech Fall Matt Klacik (Free), 15-0; 2:43
Clint Rarick (BM) WBF Joseph Bickelman (Potts), 1:14
Justin Heller (Park) Maj DEC Ian Stout (Naz), 12-1
Jacob Chamberlain (PV) DEC Arian Kohler (ESS), 7-3
140:
Mark Hartenstine (Easton) WBF Chris Gannon (ESN), 1:14
Mike Kistler (Park) Maj DEC Alex Yanovich (PV), 16-7
Tyler Torcivia (Naz) DEC Garret Henning (Lib), 8-4
Josh Kindig (BM) Tech Fall Matthew Bonshak (White), 19-4; 1:48
145:
Ryan Krecker (Naz) WBF Ryan Hogan (Lib) 3:09
Tyler Lauchaire (Str) WBF Donald-Paul Miller (PME), 5:59
Anthony Minotti (Easton) Maj DEC Aaron Williams (White), 16-7
Mike Ottinger (Park) WBF Brandon Watral (BM), 3:46
152:
Austin Sommer (No) WBF Xavier Isley (Dieruff), 0:58
Travis Moyer (BM) DEC Leroy Bachert (Emm), 8-3
Andy Moore (Park) Maj DEC Seth Guth (White), 8-0
Ahmed Burton (Allen) Maj DEC Matt Gotzon (SL), 14-5
160:
Wade Rivera (Park) Maj DEC Zach Bambary (Easton), 11-0
Mason McInytre (Free) DEC Chris Yocum (Str), 12-6
Mike Brown (Lib) DEC Shawn Cicero (Potts), 2-0
Josh Rodriguez (White) DEC John Lambert (No), 4-1
171:
Matthew Transue (Str) WBF Jacob Schwar (Bangor), 1:00
Edward Helm (PME) WBF Jose Rotger (Easton), 0:37
Ben Bradley (Naz) DEC Tyler Marx (No), 4-3
Tate Klidonas (Emm) Tech Fall Willie O'Brien (ESS), 17-2; 5:47
189:
Tarek Haddad (Park) DEC Tyler Greene (Easton), 4-0
Aaron Bradley (Naz) DEC Frank Gaffney (BM), 6-2
Troy Newhard (Emm) WBF Nick Sharga (No), 4:27
Chris Pintado (Lib) DEC Kevin Kehm (White), 4-2
215:
First Round
103: Anthony Cabrera (Lib) WBF Djaudat Nemnon (ESS), 0:36
Sean Bianco (PV) Maj DEC Alex Gosch (BM), 11-1
Bailey Roos (Potts) DEC Brandon Sutter (Naz), 3-0
DeMarquis Holley (Dieruff) DEC Jeff Hernandez (Str), 9-6
Evan DiSora (Easton) WBF Daniel Johnson (PME), 1:44
Ian Evans (Park) WBF Frederick Agou (White), 3:35
George Schaffer (Bangor) DEC Jacob Younger (Emm), 6-4
Paul Hetrick (No) WBF Dylan Olenwine (Free), 1:03
112:
Corey Keener (BM) Tech Fall,
Jarrett Sutter (Naz) Maj DEC James Harris (Potts), 14-3
Devon Lotito (Lib) WBF Matthew Pizanie (ESN), 1:04
Greg Rinker (No) WBF Lee Lindsay (Bangor), 0:36
Mike Fake (Park) WBF Jansen Grabowski (Emm), 0:53
Tyler Galasso (Free) DEC Mike Fleck (Easton), 6-5
Ernest Klingel (PV) WBF Chris Monge (White), 5:57
Matthew Valentin (Str) WBF Ryan Hennessy (ESS), 1:40
119:
Brandon Choate (BM) WBF Joey Giordiano (SL), 0:53
Lee Coleman (Bangor) WBF Cole Sheptock (No), 3:10
Mike Dahlstrom (PV) Tech Fall Scott Stout (PME), 16-0; 5:07
Franco Ferraina (Naz) WBF Guesseppe Rea (Str), 2:50
Brandon Davis (Park) WBF Matt Marra, 1:19
Robert Rizzolino (Easton) DEC Bryan Brensinger (White), 8-6
Josh Fritz (Emm) DEC Sean Phuah (PMW), 3-2
Anthony Marino (Lib) Tech Fall, 24-8; 4:34
125:
Zach Horan (Naz) WBF Tyler Faust (Emm), 4:15
Michael Ramos (Allen) WBF Michael Crawn (Bangor), 3:11
Brett Marino (Lib) Tech Fall Gustavo Curiel (PME), 19-3; 5:37
Eric Howey (Str) Maj DEC George Englesson (SL), 17-4
Jordan Glykas (No) Tech Fall Marcus Rushie (ESS), 15-0; 2:00
Calvin Daly (Easton) Maj DEC Blake Uhler (BM), 14-1
Michael Marano (Park) Maj DEC Ian Dickinson (Dieruff), 10-2
Mike Pokrinchak (PV) WBF Paul Schwartz (Free), 0:53
130:
Jordan Toledo (PV) WBF Brandon Haines (Emm), 3:09
Forrest Touchberry (Park) Maj DEC Jose Morales (Dieruff), 12-2
George Bastian (ES) WBF Edwardo Vega (Free), 4:43
Greg Noll (Naz) Maj DEC Sean Koch (Lib), 11-0
Trey Daubert (No) Maj DEC Gino Giunta (PME), 12-0
Sean Aris (PMW) Maj DEC Justin Schwartz (Potts), 11-1
Mitchell Minotti (Easton) WBF Jayson Berger (Str), 3:28
135:
Joseph Rizzolino (Easton) Tech Fall Alex Mann (No), 16-1; 3:59
Matt Klacik (Free) DEC Nathan Snyder (White), 8-5
Joseph Bickelman (Potts) WBF Elijah Angradi (Str), 5:47
Clint Rarick (BM) Tech Fall Eric Seals (Allen), 21-4; 4:36
Justin Heller (Park) Tech Fall Johnny Villanueva (Dieruff), 18-2; 4:54
Ian Stout (Naz) WBF Austin Erney (Emm), 4:38
Arian Kohler (ESS) WBF Daniel Hong (Lib), 5:53
Jacob Chamberlain (PV) WBF Louszko Chris (Bangor), 1:15
140:
Mark Hartenstine (Easton) Tech Fall Josh Young (Free), 16-1; 1:38
Chris Gannon (ESN) DEC Kevin Finn (ESS), 14-12
Alex Yanovich (PV) Maj DEC Tye Vallone (SL), 12-5
Mike Kistler (Park) Tech Fall John Kelly (Bangor), 17-2; 5:47
Tyler Torcivia (Naz) WBF Matthew Suter (PMW), 3:32
Garret Henning (Lib) Maj DEC Jesse Hunter (Emm), 8-0
Matthew Bonshak (White) DEC Matthew Murphy (PME), 7-1
Josh Kindig (BM) Tech Fall Adam Struss (No), 17-2; 1:10
145:
Ryan Krecker (Naz) BYE
Ryan Hogan (Lib) WBF William Hailey (SL), 3:56
Donald-Paul Miller (PME) WBF Michael Martinez (Allen), 0:58
Tyler Lauchaire (Str) WBF Christian Lopez (PMW), 3:25
Anthony Minotti (Easton) WBF Josh Kerbaugh (No), 0:37
Aaron Williams (White) WBFFT
Brandon Watral (BM) DEC Omar Richardson (ESN), 11-6
Michael Ottinger (Park) BYE
152:
Austin Sommer (No) WBF Solomon Sohn (Easton), 1:52
Xavier Isley (Dieruff) DEC Ty Gardner (Potts), 8-4
Travis Moyer (BM) WBF Jacobi Nordmark (Str), 2:56
Leroy Bachert (Emm) WBF Zach Price (Lib), 0:38
Seth Guth (White) WBF Jesse Poplewski (PMW), 3:40
Andy Moore (Park) Tech Fall Ryan Price (PME), 15-0; 4:40
Matt Gotzon (SL) DEC Ethan Dilchert (Naz), 4-1
Ahmed Burton (Allen) Maj DEC Nicholas Sullivan (Bangor), 14-3
160:
Wade Rivera (Park) WBF Eric Wolak (Naz), 1:27
Zach Bambary (Easton) DEC Luke Gotzon (SL), 3-2
Mason McIntyre (Free) DEC Brian McLaughlin (ESS), 9-7
Chris Yocum (Str) WBF James Poplawski (PMW), 0:32
Mike Brown (Lib) WBF Ben Forbes (BM), 0:58
Shawn Cicero (Potts) Tech Fall Cody Thatcher (Bangor), 15-0; 2:41
Josh Rodriguez (White) DEC Joe Fogle (PME), 4-0
John Lambert (No) WBF Logan Flood (Allen), 2:33
171:
Matthew Transue (Str) BYE
Jacob Schwar (Bangor) WBF Andrew Laudenslager (Park), 1:26
Edward Helm (PME) WBF Josh Alpha (White), 2:31
Jose Rotger (Easton) DEC Ross Myers (BM), 3-1
Ben Bradley (Naz) INJ DEF Jeremy Aquilla (Allen)
Tyler Marx (No) Maj DEC Kyle Spina (Free), 15-3
Willie O'Brien (ESS) DEC Rodney Manor (SL), 6-1
Tate Klidonas (Emm) Tech Fall Brian Harper (Potts), 18-3; N/A
189:
Tarek Haddad (Park) WBF Andrew Gleason (PME), 1:41
Tyler Greene (Easton) DEC Cody Johnson (ESN), 9-6
Frank Gaffney (BM) Tech Fall Stanley Burke (Potts), 15-0; 2:11
Aaron Bradley (Naz) WBF John Brown (Str), 0:58
Nick Sharga (No) Tech Fall Hunter Diehl (PV), 15-0; 5:00
Troy Newhard (Emm) DEC Rich Adams (PMW), 7-0
Kevin Kehm (White) Maj DEC Kyle Gill (ESS), 18-5
Chris Pintado (Lib) WBF Dylan Meltzler (Dieruff), 1:36
215:
Brook Gosch (BM) WBF Robert Beckhusen (ESN), 0:40
Blake Smith (PME) WBF Kevin Cameron (SL), 0:45
Timoth Kunkle (No) WBF Andrew Lumsden (Bangor), 5:43
David Wilke (Naz) DEC Allen Marvin (Str), 703
Jalal Paige (Easton) WBF Lius Arraiga (Dieruff), 2:14
Cameron Kroemelbein (PV) WBF Ricky Calvert (ESS), 1:25
Cory Bruder (Park) WBF Jaime Aquilla (Allen), 1:33
Tarey Carey (White) WBF Andrew Labanz (Lib), 0:44
285:
Josh Gonzalez (PMW) BYE
Sean Fortes (Free) DEC Tyler Rolshausen (BM), 8-4
Shaun Heist (Park) WBF Ryan Gouger (PV), 1:39
Thomas Lapping (ESS) WBF Joshue Torres (Allen), 5:45
Tony Bourzik (White) BYE
Marcus Newsom (No) WBF Andrew Romeo (Bangor), 3:38
Lance Francois (ESN) WBF Stephen Graeffe (Emm), 3:48
DJ King (Naz) BYE
Pigtail Round
112 - Tyler Hernandez (PMW) DEC Thomas Fox (PME)
119 - Joey Giordano (SL) WBF Aaron Ditzler (Potts), 2:17
Guesseppe Rea (Str) vs. Miguel Velez (Allen)
Anuery Rivera (Free) vs. Matt Marra (ESS)
Javier Rivas (Dieruff) vs. Luke Kmetz (ESN)
125 - Brian Archibald (PMW) vs. Tyler Faust (Emm)
Jeremy Rigotti (ESN) vs. Marcus Rushie (ESS)
Ryuta Amaike (Wh) vs. Paul Schwartz (Free)
130 - Aaron McElhaney (Bangor) vs. Brandon Haines (Emm)
135 - Alex Mann (No) vs. Andrew Okie (PMW)
Chad Gleason (PME) vs. Johnny Villanueva (Dieruff)
Louszko Chris (Bangor) vs. Tanner Clark (ESN)
140 - Josh Young (Free) vs. Joseph Porter (Allen)
Richard Joffe (Str) vs. Adam Struss (No)
152 - Keith Hinds (ESS) vs. Solomon Sohn (Easton)
Brandon George (ESN) vs. Jesse Poplawski (PMW)
Nicholas Sullivan (Bangor) vs. Brett Gearhart (Pleasant Valley
171 - Jonathan Singer (PMW) vs. Chris VonderHeide (ESN)
189 - Nate Garland (Allen) vs. Andrew Gleason (PME)
215 - Robert Beckhusen (ESN) vs. Gabriel Robitaille (Potts)
Salvatore LaMonica (PMW) vs. Luis Arriaga (Dieruff)
Andrew LaBanz (Liberty) vs. Tyler Pearson (Free)
Source: Dean Beers
CALLING ALL SPORTS SHOW
Freedom boys basketball coach Joe Stellato, whose team battles Pocono Mountain East on Saturday night in the District 11 4A tournament, headlines the list of guests on today's Morning Call "Calling All Sports" radio show. It can be heard 9-11 a.m. on AM 1470, The Fox.
Craig Kackenmeister and Roger Pence join me as co-hosts and other guests include Morning Call writers Andre Williams, Mandy Housenick and Steve Miller.
Williams gives the latest on the local college basketball scene, Housenick talks about her time at the Phillies spring training camp in Clearwater and Miller gives the latest on the district girls basketball playoffs.
To participate, call 610-720-1670.
And if you can't get to a radio, you can hear the show on the internet by going to www.fox1470.com
Keith Groller
Craig Kackenmeister and Roger Pence join me as co-hosts and other guests include Morning Call writers Andre Williams, Mandy Housenick and Steve Miller.
Williams gives the latest on the local college basketball scene, Housenick talks about her time at the Phillies spring training camp in Clearwater and Miller gives the latest on the district girls basketball playoffs.
To participate, call 610-720-1670.
And if you can't get to a radio, you can hear the show on the internet by going to www.fox1470.com
Keith Groller
Marco Ready for 5th Season
The Morning Call has an article on Marco Andretti, who is preparing for his 5th season competing in IndyCar on his father’s team.
The IZOD IndyCar Series had an open test at Barber Motorsports Park this week. Marco’s father, Michael, took over full ownership of the team at the end of last season and changed the name to Andretti Autosport. The team will be sporting chrome noses on each of the four cars piloted by Marco, Tony Kanaan, Danica Patrick, and Ryan Hunter-Reay.
The season opens on March 14 in Sau Paulo, Brazil.
Source: Ross Nunamaker
The IZOD IndyCar Series had an open test at Barber Motorsports Park this week. Marco’s father, Michael, took over full ownership of the team at the end of last season and changed the name to Andretti Autosport. The team will be sporting chrome noses on each of the four cars piloted by Marco, Tony Kanaan, Danica Patrick, and Ryan Hunter-Reay.
The season opens on March 14 in Sau Paulo, Brazil.
Source: Ross Nunamaker
Sentence Includes Book Report
The Morning Call reports that an Upper Nazareth man was found guilty of misdemeanor theft for stealing $3700 worth of flooring material from a company he was working for.
Judge Kimberly McFadden, apparently found the man’s name amusing, Twist, and asked if he had any relatives named Oliver. She then tacked onto the sentence a requirement to write a book report on Dicken’s Oliver Twist. Failure to do so will result in a parole violation.
Maybe it’s me, but this type of action doesn’t seem right. Judges can pretty much do what they want and while there is no harm done in this case, it does seem a bit arrogant. What do you think?
Source: Ross Nunamaker
Judge Kimberly McFadden, apparently found the man’s name amusing, Twist, and asked if he had any relatives named Oliver. She then tacked onto the sentence a requirement to write a book report on Dicken’s Oliver Twist. Failure to do so will result in a parole violation.
Maybe it’s me, but this type of action doesn’t seem right. Judges can pretty much do what they want and while there is no harm done in this case, it does seem a bit arrogant. What do you think?
Source: Ross Nunamaker
SATURDAY'S OLYMPICS TV SCHEDULE
Saturday's Olympics TV Schedule
Noon-3 p.m.
USA -- Men's curling: Bronze Medal match, at Vancouver, British Columbia
1-6 p.m.
NBC -- LIVE: women's cross country: 30km mass start Gold Medal final; men's and women's speed skating: pursuit Gold Medal finals; SAME-DAY TAPE: men's snowboard parallel giant slalom Bronze Medal runs, at Vancouver, British Columbia
6-9 p.m.
CNBC -- Men's curling: Gold Medal final, at Vancouver, British Columbia
8-11 p.m.
NBC -- Men's snowboard: parallel giant slalom Gold Medal final; men's Alpine skiing: slalom Gold Medal final; four man-bobsled: Gold Medal final, at Vancouver, British Columbia (same-day tape)
10 p.m.-12:30 a.m.
MSNBC -- Men's ice hockey: Bronze Medal game, at Vancouver, British Columbia
3-6 a.m.
MSNBC -- Men's curling: Gold Medal final, at Vancouver, British Columbia (delayed tape)
Noon-3 p.m.
USA -- Men's curling: Bronze Medal match, at Vancouver, British Columbia
1-6 p.m.
NBC -- LIVE: women's cross country: 30km mass start Gold Medal final; men's and women's speed skating: pursuit Gold Medal finals; SAME-DAY TAPE: men's snowboard parallel giant slalom Bronze Medal runs, at Vancouver, British Columbia
6-9 p.m.
CNBC -- Men's curling: Gold Medal final, at Vancouver, British Columbia
8-11 p.m.
NBC -- Men's snowboard: parallel giant slalom Gold Medal final; men's Alpine skiing: slalom Gold Medal final; four man-bobsled: Gold Medal final, at Vancouver, British Columbia (same-day tape)
10 p.m.-12:30 a.m.
MSNBC -- Men's ice hockey: Bronze Medal game, at Vancouver, British Columbia
3-6 a.m.
MSNBC -- Men's curling: Gold Medal final, at Vancouver, British Columbia (delayed tape)
Friday, February 26, 2010
BIG EAST CONFERENCE BANNED JIM HANEY
The Big East Conference has banned veteran college basketball official Jim Haney of Palmer Township and another veteran official from working in its postseason tournament in New York over errors made by Haney and his partners in a game between Louisville and West Virginia earlier this season.
The New York Post reported Friday that Haney, an Easton High grad, and fellow referee Mike Kitts will not be allowed to work in the Big East tournament which begins March 9 at New York's Madison Square Garden.
Contacted by e-mail Friday afternoon, Haney, who said he has worked 12 Big East tournaments in the past, confirmed the newspaper report but declined further comment.
Dan Gavitt, Big East Associate commissioner for basketball, had no comment on the matter in the Post article, telling the paper that disciplinary matters regarding officials are handled internally.
The third member of the officiating crew for that Jan. 30 game, Lee Jones, is committed to working the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.
The Big East acknowledged "procedural and communication errors" the day after Louisville's 77-74 loss at West Virginia.
According to accounts, a loose ball sailed out of bounds with 6.7 seconds left directly toward the face of Kitts, who was standing under the Louisville basket. Because Kitts ducked and shielded his face, he was unable to make the possession call, and neither Jones or Haney, stationed near the 3-point arc, were in a position to make the call. According to the NCAA rule book, officials are to use the alternating possession arrow in such situations, which would have given the ball to Louisville.
Instead, Haney and Kitts reviewed the monitor at the scoring table. By rule, video reviews are not to be used to determine possession.
After Haney and Kitts, who received the Naismith Award as the nation's best referee last season, huddled, West Virginia was given possession. Although Louisville associate coach and former Holy Cross head coach Ralph Willard told the Louisville Courier-Journal after the game that Haney told the Cardinals bench that he saw the ball go off a Louisville player, no signal was made until after officials checked the monitor.
"They were trying to see who it went off of, which is illegal," Louisville coach Rick Pitino said after the game.
"One of the procedure errors that was made was not clearly communicating possession of the ball," Gavitt said after the Big East's admission on Jan. 31.
Pitino, who was unhappy with several late calls in that game, told the Post he has "no ax to grind with those three officials.
"I think officials in the Big East, which is by far the toughest league to work, do a great job," Pitino told the newspaper. "But there have been a lot of errors this year that need to be addressed."
Neither Haney, Kitts nor Jones has worked another Louisville game since the incident.
The Big East also admitted to late officiating errors by a separate crew in Louisville's 80-77 loss at Seton Hall on Jan. 21. In that game, officials allowed a Pirates player -- who had stepped across the end-line while attempting an inbounds bass after hearing an inadvertent whistle with 0.7 seconds left to -- to step back out-of-bounds and make the pass again.
Source: Morning Call
The New York Post reported Friday that Haney, an Easton High grad, and fellow referee Mike Kitts will not be allowed to work in the Big East tournament which begins March 9 at New York's Madison Square Garden.
Contacted by e-mail Friday afternoon, Haney, who said he has worked 12 Big East tournaments in the past, confirmed the newspaper report but declined further comment.
Dan Gavitt, Big East Associate commissioner for basketball, had no comment on the matter in the Post article, telling the paper that disciplinary matters regarding officials are handled internally.
The third member of the officiating crew for that Jan. 30 game, Lee Jones, is committed to working the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.
The Big East acknowledged "procedural and communication errors" the day after Louisville's 77-74 loss at West Virginia.
According to accounts, a loose ball sailed out of bounds with 6.7 seconds left directly toward the face of Kitts, who was standing under the Louisville basket. Because Kitts ducked and shielded his face, he was unable to make the possession call, and neither Jones or Haney, stationed near the 3-point arc, were in a position to make the call. According to the NCAA rule book, officials are to use the alternating possession arrow in such situations, which would have given the ball to Louisville.
Instead, Haney and Kitts reviewed the monitor at the scoring table. By rule, video reviews are not to be used to determine possession.
After Haney and Kitts, who received the Naismith Award as the nation's best referee last season, huddled, West Virginia was given possession. Although Louisville associate coach and former Holy Cross head coach Ralph Willard told the Louisville Courier-Journal after the game that Haney told the Cardinals bench that he saw the ball go off a Louisville player, no signal was made until after officials checked the monitor.
"They were trying to see who it went off of, which is illegal," Louisville coach Rick Pitino said after the game.
"One of the procedure errors that was made was not clearly communicating possession of the ball," Gavitt said after the Big East's admission on Jan. 31.
Pitino, who was unhappy with several late calls in that game, told the Post he has "no ax to grind with those three officials.
"I think officials in the Big East, which is by far the toughest league to work, do a great job," Pitino told the newspaper. "But there have been a lot of errors this year that need to be addressed."
Neither Haney, Kitts nor Jones has worked another Louisville game since the incident.
The Big East also admitted to late officiating errors by a separate crew in Louisville's 80-77 loss at Seton Hall on Jan. 21. In that game, officials allowed a Pirates player -- who had stepped across the end-line while attempting an inbounds bass after hearing an inadvertent whistle with 0.7 seconds left to -- to step back out-of-bounds and make the pass again.
Source: Morning Call
PCNTV SCHEDULE
PCNTV SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010
2:50 PM Web 2.0 and Ethics
Internet Expression in the 21st Century
Widener University School of Law
4:30 PM Where the Evidence Leads: An Autobiography of Dick Thornburgh
PA Historical and Museum Commission
5:30 PM Constitutional Review Commission
PA Bar Association
5:45 PM Weather World
6:00 PM PCN Tours Carlisle Indian School
Carlisle, PA
7:00 PM PA Commonwealth Court En Banc Session
Harrisburg
10:30 PM Where the Evidence Leads: An Autobiography of Dick Thornburgh
PA Historical and Museum Commission
11:30 PM PA Press Club: Election 2010
Anthony Williams, Democrat for PA Governor
12:00 AM PCN Tours Semper Vault Company
Butler, PA
1:00 AM PCN Profiles Dick Thornburgh
Former U.S. Attorney General and PA Governor
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2010
County Issues and the Race for the Governor - County Commissioners Assoc. of PA
2:00 PM Sam Rohrer, Republican for Governor
3:25 PM Jack Wagner, Democrat for Governor
4:40 PM Dan Onorato, Democrat for Governor
- - - - - - - - - -
6:00 PM WWII Roundtable
Hershey, PA
8:00 PM Election 2010: PA Gubernatorial Forum
United Way of PA
9:30 PM Election 2010: Community Forum on the Next Governor
Philadelphia
11:50 PM Constitutional Review Commission
PA Bar Association
12:00 AM PA Books "Follow the Drum: Women at Valley Forge"
Author: Nancy Loane
1:00 AM Big 33 Foundation: More than Just Football (Recorded)
Dave Trimbur, Executive Director of Big 33
Gregg Mace, Sports Director of ABC 27 in Harrisburg
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2010
2:00 PM PA House Republican Report
2:30 PM PA House Democratic Report
3:00 PM WWII Roundtable
Hershey, PA
5:00 PM Journalists Roundtable
Jim Panyard, PA Independent
Chris Brennan, Philadelphia Daily News
Dennis Roddy, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
6:00 PM In Session: Workplace Text and Email Privacy
Wes Oliver, Michael Dimino, John Gedid and Chris Robinette
of Widener University School of Law
6:30 PM On The Issues
David Cohen, Executive Vice President of Comcast Corp.
7:00 PM On The Issues: Marcellus Shale Land Leasing
Rep. Greg Vitali, D-Delaware County
7:30 PM It's History
Columbus Chapel and Boal Mansion Museum in Boalsburg, PA
8:00 PM PCN Tours Town Crier Bakery
Lahaska, PA
9:00 PM PA Books "Eastern State Penitentiary"
Author: Paul Kahan
10:00 PM PCN Profiles Michael Kobold
Founder of Kobold Watch Company
11:00 PM Journalists Roundtable
Jim Panyard, PA Independent
Chris Brennan, Philadelphia Daily News
Dennis Roddy, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
12:00 AM On The Issues: Marcellus Shale Land Leasing
Rep. Greg Vitali, D-Delaware County
12:30 AM In Session: Workplace Text and Email Privacy
Wes Oliver, Michael Dimino, John Gedid and Chris Robinette
of Widener University School of Law
1:00 AM In Session
Judge Robert Simpson, PA Commonwealth Court
1:30 AM It's History
Columbus Chapel and Boal Mansion Museum in Boalsburg, PA
MONDAY, MARCH 1, 2010
6:00 AM PCN Profiles Michael Kobold
Founder of Kobold Watch Company
7:00 AM PCN Tours Town Crier Bakery
Lahaska, PA
8:00 AM PA Books "Eastern State Penitentiary"
Author: Paul Kahan
9:00 AM It's History
Columbus Chapel and Boal Mansion Museum in Boalsburg, PA
9:30 AM On The Issues: Marcellus Shale Land Leasing
Rep. Greg Vitali, D-Delaware County
2010 PA Senate Appropriations Committee Budget Hearings
10:00 AM Gaming Control Board (LIVE)
1:00 PM Environmental Protection Department (LIVE)
3:00 PM Military and Veterans Affairs Department (LIVE)
- - - - - - - - - -
5:45 PM Weather World
6:00 PM PCN Tours Town Crier Bakery
Lahaska, PA
7:00 PM PCN Call-In: Education Issues (LIVE)
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Senate Education Committee Majority Chair
Sen. Andrew Dinniman, D-PA Senate Education Minority Chair
8:00 PM Election 2010: Tom Corbett, Republican for Governor
Lycoming County GOP Dinner in Williamsport, PA
8:30 PM Election 2010: Sam Rohrer, Republican for Governor
Butler County Town Hall in Mars, PA
9:45 PM Election 2010: Arlen Specter, Democrat for U.S. Senate
Petition Signing Party in Harrisburg
10:15 PM Election 2010: Joe Sestak, Democrat for U.S. Senate
"Veterans' Vision" Endorsement in Harrisburg
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010
2:50 PM Web 2.0 and Ethics
Internet Expression in the 21st Century
Widener University School of Law
4:30 PM Where the Evidence Leads: An Autobiography of Dick Thornburgh
PA Historical and Museum Commission
5:30 PM Constitutional Review Commission
PA Bar Association
5:45 PM Weather World
6:00 PM PCN Tours Carlisle Indian School
Carlisle, PA
7:00 PM PA Commonwealth Court En Banc Session
Harrisburg
10:30 PM Where the Evidence Leads: An Autobiography of Dick Thornburgh
PA Historical and Museum Commission
11:30 PM PA Press Club: Election 2010
Anthony Williams, Democrat for PA Governor
12:00 AM PCN Tours Semper Vault Company
Butler, PA
1:00 AM PCN Profiles Dick Thornburgh
Former U.S. Attorney General and PA Governor
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2010
County Issues and the Race for the Governor - County Commissioners Assoc. of PA
2:00 PM Sam Rohrer, Republican for Governor
3:25 PM Jack Wagner, Democrat for Governor
4:40 PM Dan Onorato, Democrat for Governor
- - - - - - - - - -
6:00 PM WWII Roundtable
Hershey, PA
8:00 PM Election 2010: PA Gubernatorial Forum
United Way of PA
9:30 PM Election 2010: Community Forum on the Next Governor
Philadelphia
11:50 PM Constitutional Review Commission
PA Bar Association
12:00 AM PA Books "Follow the Drum: Women at Valley Forge"
Author: Nancy Loane
1:00 AM Big 33 Foundation: More than Just Football (Recorded)
Dave Trimbur, Executive Director of Big 33
Gregg Mace, Sports Director of ABC 27 in Harrisburg
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2010
2:00 PM PA House Republican Report
2:30 PM PA House Democratic Report
3:00 PM WWII Roundtable
Hershey, PA
5:00 PM Journalists Roundtable
Jim Panyard, PA Independent
Chris Brennan, Philadelphia Daily News
Dennis Roddy, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
6:00 PM In Session: Workplace Text and Email Privacy
Wes Oliver, Michael Dimino, John Gedid and Chris Robinette
of Widener University School of Law
6:30 PM On The Issues
David Cohen, Executive Vice President of Comcast Corp.
7:00 PM On The Issues: Marcellus Shale Land Leasing
Rep. Greg Vitali, D-Delaware County
7:30 PM It's History
Columbus Chapel and Boal Mansion Museum in Boalsburg, PA
8:00 PM PCN Tours Town Crier Bakery
Lahaska, PA
9:00 PM PA Books "Eastern State Penitentiary"
Author: Paul Kahan
10:00 PM PCN Profiles Michael Kobold
Founder of Kobold Watch Company
11:00 PM Journalists Roundtable
Jim Panyard, PA Independent
Chris Brennan, Philadelphia Daily News
Dennis Roddy, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
12:00 AM On The Issues: Marcellus Shale Land Leasing
Rep. Greg Vitali, D-Delaware County
12:30 AM In Session: Workplace Text and Email Privacy
Wes Oliver, Michael Dimino, John Gedid and Chris Robinette
of Widener University School of Law
1:00 AM In Session
Judge Robert Simpson, PA Commonwealth Court
1:30 AM It's History
Columbus Chapel and Boal Mansion Museum in Boalsburg, PA
MONDAY, MARCH 1, 2010
6:00 AM PCN Profiles Michael Kobold
Founder of Kobold Watch Company
7:00 AM PCN Tours Town Crier Bakery
Lahaska, PA
8:00 AM PA Books "Eastern State Penitentiary"
Author: Paul Kahan
9:00 AM It's History
Columbus Chapel and Boal Mansion Museum in Boalsburg, PA
9:30 AM On The Issues: Marcellus Shale Land Leasing
Rep. Greg Vitali, D-Delaware County
2010 PA Senate Appropriations Committee Budget Hearings
10:00 AM Gaming Control Board (LIVE)
1:00 PM Environmental Protection Department (LIVE)
3:00 PM Military and Veterans Affairs Department (LIVE)
- - - - - - - - - -
5:45 PM Weather World
6:00 PM PCN Tours Town Crier Bakery
Lahaska, PA
7:00 PM PCN Call-In: Education Issues (LIVE)
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Senate Education Committee Majority Chair
Sen. Andrew Dinniman, D-PA Senate Education Minority Chair
8:00 PM Election 2010: Tom Corbett, Republican for Governor
Lycoming County GOP Dinner in Williamsport, PA
8:30 PM Election 2010: Sam Rohrer, Republican for Governor
Butler County Town Hall in Mars, PA
9:45 PM Election 2010: Arlen Specter, Democrat for U.S. Senate
Petition Signing Party in Harrisburg
10:15 PM Election 2010: Joe Sestak, Democrat for U.S. Senate
"Veterans' Vision" Endorsement in Harrisburg
MORE POSTPONMENTS
In addition to the District 11 wrestling championships and NJSIAA Region 1 and Region 5 tournament postponed until Saturday, Sunday and Monday, here are other high school sporting events delayed because of the weather. New dates are provided.
Boys basketball
Wilson-Allentown Central Catholic at Catasauqua, 1 p.m. Saturday
Northern Lehigh-Saucon Valley at Catasauqua, 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Pius X-Moravian Academy at Pocono Mountain East, 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Voorhees vs. Somerville -- from Friday to TBA
Voorhees vs. Somerville -- from Friday to Saturday
Girls basketball
Northampton-Parkland at Whitehall, noon Saturday
Easton-Liberty at Whitehall, 1:30 p.m. Saturday
Nazareth-Pocono Mountain West at Pleasant Valley, 1 p.m. Saturday
Freedom-East Stroudsburg South at Pleasant Valley, 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Palmerton-Notre Dame at Northern Lehigh, 1 p.m. Saturday
Pen Argyl-Shenandoah at Northern Lehigh, 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Voorhees vs. North Hunterdon at High Point -- to Saturday
Hackettstown vs. Newton -- from Friday to cancelled
Tennis
Army vs. Lehigh -- from Saturday to 3 p.m. March 23
Baseball
Rowan vs. Centenary at Flemington -- from Feb. 28 to cancelled
Express Times
Boys basketball
Wilson-Allentown Central Catholic at Catasauqua, 1 p.m. Saturday
Northern Lehigh-Saucon Valley at Catasauqua, 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Pius X-Moravian Academy at Pocono Mountain East, 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Voorhees vs. Somerville -- from Friday to TBA
Voorhees vs. Somerville -- from Friday to Saturday
Girls basketball
Northampton-Parkland at Whitehall, noon Saturday
Easton-Liberty at Whitehall, 1:30 p.m. Saturday
Nazareth-Pocono Mountain West at Pleasant Valley, 1 p.m. Saturday
Freedom-East Stroudsburg South at Pleasant Valley, 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Palmerton-Notre Dame at Northern Lehigh, 1 p.m. Saturday
Pen Argyl-Shenandoah at Northern Lehigh, 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Voorhees vs. North Hunterdon at High Point -- to Saturday
Hackettstown vs. Newton -- from Friday to cancelled
Tennis
Army vs. Lehigh -- from Saturday to 3 p.m. March 23
Baseball
Rowan vs. Centenary at Flemington -- from Feb. 28 to cancelled
Express Times
Tonight's Basketball games now tomorrow afternoon
It's going to be a very busy Saturday now.
Tonight's entire District 11 basketball schedule has been shifted to tomorrow afternoon because of the storm. Saturday night's original schedule remains intact.
In the boys bracket, the 3A doubleheader at Catasauqua is now set for 1 p.m. with Central Catholic vs. Wilson first, followed at about 2:30 by Northern Lehigh vs. Saucon Valley. The other 3A quarterfinals have Jim Thorpe playing Blue Mountain at Weatherly at 2:30 and Pottsville playing Panther Valley at Minersville at 2:30.
In Class A boys, there's a doubleheader at Pocono Mountain East at 1 with Notre Dame (ES) taking on Weatherly in the first game followed at 2:30 by Pius X vs. Moravian Academy. Also, Marian plays Mahanoy Area at 1 at Weatherly and Williams Valley plays Salem Christian at 1 p.m. at Minersville.
In 4A girls, there are Saturday afternoon doublheaders at Whitehall and Dieruff.
At Whitehall, Northampton plays Parkland at noon followed by Liberty vs. Easton at 1:30.
At Pleasant Valley, Nazareth plays Pocono West at 1 followed by Freedom vs. ES South at 2:30.
in 2A girls, there's a doubleheader at Northern Lehigh. Palmerton plays Notre Dame (GP) at 1 followed by Pen Argyl vs. Shenandoah at 2:30.
Source: Keith Groller
Tonight's entire District 11 basketball schedule has been shifted to tomorrow afternoon because of the storm. Saturday night's original schedule remains intact.
In the boys bracket, the 3A doubleheader at Catasauqua is now set for 1 p.m. with Central Catholic vs. Wilson first, followed at about 2:30 by Northern Lehigh vs. Saucon Valley. The other 3A quarterfinals have Jim Thorpe playing Blue Mountain at Weatherly at 2:30 and Pottsville playing Panther Valley at Minersville at 2:30.
In Class A boys, there's a doubleheader at Pocono Mountain East at 1 with Notre Dame (ES) taking on Weatherly in the first game followed at 2:30 by Pius X vs. Moravian Academy. Also, Marian plays Mahanoy Area at 1 at Weatherly and Williams Valley plays Salem Christian at 1 p.m. at Minersville.
In 4A girls, there are Saturday afternoon doublheaders at Whitehall and Dieruff.
At Whitehall, Northampton plays Parkland at noon followed by Liberty vs. Easton at 1:30.
At Pleasant Valley, Nazareth plays Pocono West at 1 followed by Freedom vs. ES South at 2:30.
in 2A girls, there's a doubleheader at Northern Lehigh. Palmerton plays Notre Dame (GP) at 1 followed by Pen Argyl vs. Shenandoah at 2:30.
Source: Keith Groller
District 11 wrestling championships, NJSIAA Region 1 tournament postponed to Saturday and Sunday
The 63rd annual District 11 wrestling championships scheduled to begin this afternoon are postponed until Saturday morning due to the weather.
Below is a new schedule, and here's a revised Class AAA tournament bracket. It was re-seeded due to a scratch at 215.
The AAA tournament is at Liberty High School, and the AA tournament is at Freedom High School. Finals for both classes are at Liberty High School.
Saturday
6:15 a.m. Buildings open
7 a.m. Weigh-ins begin
8 a.m. Coaches meeting
Session I
8:30-11:30 a.m. Pigtails, preliminary round
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Quarterfinals
1:30-3 p.m. First consolation round
Session II
5-6:30 p.m. Second consolation round
6:30-9:30 p.m. Semi-finals/third consolation round
9:30-10:30 p.m. Fourth consolation round
Sunday
4 p.m. Weigh-ins begin
4:45 p.m. Coaches meeting
Session III
5-6:45 p.m. Consolation finals
7 p.m. Parade of Champions
7:15 p.m. Finals
The NJSIAA tournament Region 1 schedule is now:
Saturday
9 a.m. Quarterfinals
1:30 p.m. semifinals
3-8 p.m. Wrestlebacks
Sunday
1 p.m. Consolation finals
2 p.m. Championship finals
Source: Express Times
Below is a new schedule, and here's a revised Class AAA tournament bracket. It was re-seeded due to a scratch at 215.
The AAA tournament is at Liberty High School, and the AA tournament is at Freedom High School. Finals for both classes are at Liberty High School.
Saturday
6:15 a.m. Buildings open
7 a.m. Weigh-ins begin
8 a.m. Coaches meeting
Session I
8:30-11:30 a.m. Pigtails, preliminary round
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Quarterfinals
1:30-3 p.m. First consolation round
Session II
5-6:30 p.m. Second consolation round
6:30-9:30 p.m. Semi-finals/third consolation round
9:30-10:30 p.m. Fourth consolation round
Sunday
4 p.m. Weigh-ins begin
4:45 p.m. Coaches meeting
Session III
5-6:45 p.m. Consolation finals
7 p.m. Parade of Champions
7:15 p.m. Finals
The NJSIAA tournament Region 1 schedule is now:
Saturday
9 a.m. Quarterfinals
1:30 p.m. semifinals
3-8 p.m. Wrestlebacks
Sunday
1 p.m. Consolation finals
2 p.m. Championship finals
Source: Express Times
THE NAZARETH CHAMBER
The Express-Times has an article from the US Weekly on the Nazareth Area Chamber of Commerce
'70s rocker Tyler Grady is voted off 'American Idol' after his 1st live performance.
By John J. Moser
OF THE MORNING CALL
February 26, 2010
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Nazareth's Tyler Grady, whose 1970s rocker persona won him a place in the Top 24 ''American Idol'' contestants but brought him derision from the show's judges Wednesday, was among the first four contestants voted off the show Thursday.
Surviving the cuts after 24 million viewers voted was 16-year country singer Aaron Kelly of Sonestown, Sullivan County, who had won the judges' praise for his rendition of Rascal Flatts' ''Here Comes Goodbye.''
Also among the two male and two female contestants voted off were Janelle Wheeler, 24, an Orlando, Fla., wine sales representative; Ashley Rodriguez, 22, a student from Chelsea, Mass.; and Joe Munoz, 20, a student from Huntington Park, Calif., who had largely escaped criticism from the judges. Four more will be voted off after performances next week.
''I'll always be a performer, no matter what,'' Grady said in a taped voiceover of a closing montage of the contestants voted off. ''It's definitely not the end.''
But when Ryan Seacrest asked his reaction after he was voted off, Grady said the judges waited too long to criticize him.
''I really like all the judges and I've really had a great time with them, but I didn't really get very much constructive criticism during Hollywood week and what they told me [Wednesday] was a little too late.''
The judges had told Grady on Wednesday that his version of The Guess Who's ''American Woman'' -- his first live performance on the show -- was ''cliched'' and ''shtick.'' That was in stark contrast to the show's season premiere, when he sang a sultry ''Let's Get It On'' to advance to the Hollywood round.
Grady had done a contemporary song -- Daughtry's ''Home'' from 2006, the year he was an ''Idol'' finalist -- to win a spot in the Top 24.
Grady was shown in a clip during the show reacting backstage to the judges' criticism: ''I just got murdered up there.''
By making it to the Top 24, Grady, 20, a 2008 Nazareth High School graduate and Temple University psychology student, had gotten further than any contestant from Lehigh or Northampton counties.
He now returns to his spot as drummer and singer in the Lehigh Valley band Wailing Waters.
Grady was the final contestant voted off at the show's end. But before being eliminated, Grady got significant attention on the episode, as host Ryan Seacrest showed film of Grady performing during Wednesday's rehearsals in boots, tennis socks and a bathrobe. Grady laughingly explained that he went to rehearsals that way '''cause I wanted to be comfortable and get ready,'' but was told that instead of going to wardrobe as he assumed, he had to go directly to rehearsals.
''I think it was the boots, tennis socks and robe combination that had us confused,'' Seacrest jokingly said.
''Yeah, I think the socks were the best part,'' Grady replied. Seacrest said, ''Well, you looked comfortable.''
Kelly got good news fairly quickly in the show -- the third male revealed as safe by Seacrest, who jokingly called the unassuming high school student ''the intimidating Aaron Kelly,'' making Kelly laugh.
Kelly, who has sung at fairs and festivals throughout the state and was a finalist on the show ''America's Most Talented Kids,'' was told Wednesday by acerbic judge Simon Cowell that his performance was good. ''I think absolutely, 100 percent you'll be here next week,'' Cowell said. He was right.
john.moser@mcall.com
610-820-6722
OF THE MORNING CALL
February 26, 2010
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Nazareth's Tyler Grady, whose 1970s rocker persona won him a place in the Top 24 ''American Idol'' contestants but brought him derision from the show's judges Wednesday, was among the first four contestants voted off the show Thursday.
Surviving the cuts after 24 million viewers voted was 16-year country singer Aaron Kelly of Sonestown, Sullivan County, who had won the judges' praise for his rendition of Rascal Flatts' ''Here Comes Goodbye.''
Also among the two male and two female contestants voted off were Janelle Wheeler, 24, an Orlando, Fla., wine sales representative; Ashley Rodriguez, 22, a student from Chelsea, Mass.; and Joe Munoz, 20, a student from Huntington Park, Calif., who had largely escaped criticism from the judges. Four more will be voted off after performances next week.
''I'll always be a performer, no matter what,'' Grady said in a taped voiceover of a closing montage of the contestants voted off. ''It's definitely not the end.''
But when Ryan Seacrest asked his reaction after he was voted off, Grady said the judges waited too long to criticize him.
''I really like all the judges and I've really had a great time with them, but I didn't really get very much constructive criticism during Hollywood week and what they told me [Wednesday] was a little too late.''
The judges had told Grady on Wednesday that his version of The Guess Who's ''American Woman'' -- his first live performance on the show -- was ''cliched'' and ''shtick.'' That was in stark contrast to the show's season premiere, when he sang a sultry ''Let's Get It On'' to advance to the Hollywood round.
Grady had done a contemporary song -- Daughtry's ''Home'' from 2006, the year he was an ''Idol'' finalist -- to win a spot in the Top 24.
Grady was shown in a clip during the show reacting backstage to the judges' criticism: ''I just got murdered up there.''
By making it to the Top 24, Grady, 20, a 2008 Nazareth High School graduate and Temple University psychology student, had gotten further than any contestant from Lehigh or Northampton counties.
He now returns to his spot as drummer and singer in the Lehigh Valley band Wailing Waters.
Grady was the final contestant voted off at the show's end. But before being eliminated, Grady got significant attention on the episode, as host Ryan Seacrest showed film of Grady performing during Wednesday's rehearsals in boots, tennis socks and a bathrobe. Grady laughingly explained that he went to rehearsals that way '''cause I wanted to be comfortable and get ready,'' but was told that instead of going to wardrobe as he assumed, he had to go directly to rehearsals.
''I think it was the boots, tennis socks and robe combination that had us confused,'' Seacrest jokingly said.
''Yeah, I think the socks were the best part,'' Grady replied. Seacrest said, ''Well, you looked comfortable.''
Kelly got good news fairly quickly in the show -- the third male revealed as safe by Seacrest, who jokingly called the unassuming high school student ''the intimidating Aaron Kelly,'' making Kelly laugh.
Kelly, who has sung at fairs and festivals throughout the state and was a finalist on the show ''America's Most Talented Kids,'' was told Wednesday by acerbic judge Simon Cowell that his performance was good. ''I think absolutely, 100 percent you'll be here next week,'' Cowell said. He was right.
john.moser@mcall.com
610-820-6722