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Week 8 Section 9 Rankings
Week 8 Weekend Tournaments and Results
Rondout Valley, Cornwall, Monroe Woodbury, Goshen, and Tri-Valley @ Rondout Duals
Monroe Woodbury won the Rondout Duals defeating Arlington in the finals. Oneonta defeated Goshen For 3rd place. Also competing was Cornwall, LaSalle Institute, Ausable Valley, Tri-Valley and Rondout Valley. Congratulations to Monroe Woodbury’s Nick McShea for recording his 100th victory
Monroe Woodbury 79 Goshen 0 Monroe Woodbury 65 Arlington 9
Monroe Woodbury 87 Ausable Valley 0 Monroe Woodbury 54 LaSalle 10
Monroe Woodbury 81 Oneonta 0
MV, Middletown, Monticello, Onteora, PJ, and RH @ Gene Brigham at Minisink Valley Invitational
Host Minisink Valley crowned 6 champs en route to capturing the Gene Brigham Invitational. The Warriors edged a very tough Newtown, CT by 3 points to win the team title. Minisink title winners were Jarred Greiner (99), Connor Greiner (106), Gerard Daly (120), Chris Truglio (138), Mike Raccioppi (145), and AJ Aeberlie (160). Deonte Moore dropped a tough 3-2 decision to Smithtown West’s Lantz Lange to finish 2nd at 182. Gerard Daly was voted MOW while Connor Greiner won the aggregate pin award (3 pins in 1:36).
Middletown finished 3rd as a team and had three finalists. Pedro Rosales came in 2nd at 113. Christian Matos finished 2nd at 160 (med. fft.), and Joe Humphrey had to injury default (inj. time) to Wallkill’s Brandon Mascaro at 220 due to a cut near his eye. Red Hook also finished in the top 7 and had a champion and 2 other finalists. Travis Coon was the 285 pound champion while Taylor Benson came in 2nd at 126 and Darren Coon was the runner up at 195.
Washingtonville, Saugerties, and Highland @ Wizard Duals at Washingtonville
Washingtonville took 1st place at the Wizard Duals. Vincent Giacoio (5-0 @160lbs), Chris Martin (4-0 @170lbs), Bruce McLee (5-0 @182/195lbs), Keyon Milner (4-0 @182/195lbs) and Bryan Beyers (5-0 @220lbs) all were undefeated on the day.
Washingtonville 58 Beacon 30 Washingtonville 46 Ketcham 31
Washingtonville 47 Saugerties 27 Albany Academy 45 Washingtonville 39
Saugerties 44 Albany Academy 29 Saugerties 58 Highland 24
Saugerties 50 Ketcham 25 Saugerties 60 Beacon 21
Week 8 Schedule and Results
Day and Date Match / Result
Tue 1/20 Middletown 56 Saugerties 22
Tue 1/20 Wallkill 71 Pine Bush 9
Tue 1/20 Red Hook 37 Port Jervis 30
Wed 1/21 Red Hook 63 Ellenville 6
Wed 1/21 Red Hook 60 Eldred/Liberty/Fallsburg 16
Wed 1/21 New Paltz @ Highland
Wed 1/21 Onteora 45 Rondout Valley 21
Wed 1/21 Tuxedo @ Chester
Wed 1/21 Tri-Valley @ Burke
Wed 1/21 Saugerties 42 Cornwall 30
Wed 1/21 Middletown 45 Pine Bush 33
Wed 1/21 Minisink Valley 69 Kingston 12
Wed 1/21 Wallkill 57 Warwick 25
Wed 1/21 VC 45 Washingtonville 30
Wed 1/21 Monroe Woodbury 67 NFA 12
Thu 1/22 Washingtonville 54 Monticello 24
Thu 1/22 Valley Central 55 Port Jervis 18
Thu 1/22 Goshen 61 Tuxedo 12
Fri 1/23 Minisink 72 Warwick 10
Fri 1/23 Monroe Woodbury 87 Pine Bush 0
Latest NYS Team Poll Has Minisink Valley #1 and Monroe Woodbury #2
Wallkill, Cornwall, and Red Hook Earn Honorable Mentions
Division 1 Rankings Division 2 Rankings
1. Minisink Valley – 9 1. Mattituck – 11
2. Monroe Woodbury – 9 2. Warsaw – 5
3. John Glenn – 11 3. Locust Valley – 8
4. Wantagh – 8 4. Mexico – 3
5. Fairport – 5 5. Adirondack – 3
6. Sachem East – 11 6. Peru – 7
7. Hauppauge – 11 7. Norwich – 4
8. Rocky Point – 11 8. Island Trees – 8
9. Shenendehowa – 2 9. BGA – 4
10. Connetquot – 11 10. Cold Spring Harbor – 8
Week #7 Rankings
Rankings Notes:
99 – Andrew Davis takes over #1 with pin over Greiner
106 – no change; Satriano champ at Beacon, Artrip wins Edgemont
113 – no change; Lynch champ at Beacon
120 – Ginley beats Every so they swap; Daly champ at Shen Invitational
126 – Losito beats Lopez so they switch spots
132 – Da’mani champ at Shen; Lucas Wightman enters at #5 with win over Kowalewski
138 – No change; Truglio champ at Shen
145 – Bobe loses 7-4 to Ferro but beats Phillips at Beacon; Raccioppi wins Shen
152 – No change; Wightman wins Beacon with 1-0 win over Noble
160 – Russo re-enters at #4 with a win over Dougherty; Aeberli almost beats Herringshaw
170 – Guevara moves to #2 with win over Wentland; unranked J. McLee wins Beacon
182 – No change; B. McLee champ at Beacon
195 – Betcher re-enters with win over Masterson; Beyers champ at Beacon
220 – No change; Donah champion at Beacon
285 – No change; Zambrano wins title at Beacon
Weekend Tournament Results
High School Results
Minisink Continues To Roll at Shenendehowa Invitational Brackets
Minisink Valley had 8 finalists and crowned 3 champions at the Shenendehowa Invitational. The Warriors won the team race with 201.5 points outpacing runner up John Jay EF by over 100 points. Gerard Daly (120), Chris Truglio (138), and Michael Raccioppi (145) won their weights while Jarred Greiner (99), Connor Greiner (106), Matt Lopez (126), AJ Aeberli (160), and Nick Wentland (170) finished second. Aeberli’s loss was a 3-1 sv decision to Alex Herringshaw – a defending state champ who is currently ranked #2 in NYS at 160 lbs. Tyler Mayo (132) and Deonte Moore (182) finished 3rd.
Newburgh Free Academy was also at the Shenendehowa Invitational. The Goldbacks came in 4th as a team and Da’mani Burns cruised through the 132 pound bracket with 4 pins! Heavyweight Issac Serrano finshed 3rd while Greg Fischer (99) and Tyler Dellatore (106) finished 4th.
Section 9 Dominates @ Beacon Tournament
Team Team Finish Individual Champions
Valley Central 1st Satriano @ 106, Lynch @ 113, Zambrano @ 285
Kingston 2nd Davis @ 160
Washingtonville 3rd J. McLee @ 170, B. McLee @ 182, Beyers @ 195
Saugerties 4th Donah @ 220
Warwick 7th L. Wightman @ 132, R. Ferro @ 145, T. Wightman @ 152
2015 Beacon Tournament Brackets
Wallkill Duals
Host Wallkill dominated the competition is all five duals to go undefeated at the Wallkill Duals!
Wallkill 59 Fox Lane 18 Wallkill 66 Pine Bush 12 Wallkill 62 Harrison 10
Wallkill 46 Cornwall 19 Wallkill 53 N. Rockland 23 Cornwall 59 Pine Bush 21
Cornwall 57 Harrison 22 Cornwall 40 Fox Lane 33 N. Rockland 41 Cornwall 28
Monticello @ Edgemont Invitational
Monticello placed 2nd out of 18 teams 2015 Edgemont – Brackets
Travis Kelly 182lb won his weight class. Ben Ulrich 138lb and Brian Stickle 220lb each placed 2nd. Patrick Owens 106lb, Michael LaRuffa 132lb, Frank Smith 220lb each placed 3rd. Caleb McCallion 120lb, Jonah Lilley 145lb, Isaiah Mathis 285lb each placed 5th.
Tuxedo finished 7th at Edgemont. Dean Artrip was the champion at 106 while Nick Conetta (3rd @ 99), Peter Manana (5th @ 132), Dan Stachelek (5th @ 138), Liam Heslin (3rd @ 152) and Zach Williams (5th @ 182) also placed in the top six.
Port Jervis @Kohl Tournament
99: Carson Sauschuck 6th 152: Hunter Curreri 2nd
120: Thomas Vause 4th 160: Nate Cohen 3rd
126: Jason Butler 5th 285: Joe Bock 2nd
145: Alex Quick 3rd
College Results
SUNY Sullivan’s Dylan Booth (Port Jervis) and Richard Dennison (Minisink Valley), as well as Wilkes’ Kyle Diesel (Minisink Valley) grab titles at 2015 Will Abele Tournament.
SUNY Oneonta freshman James Bethel (Saugerties) pinned his way through the bracket to claim the 285 pond title at the ECWC Championships. Bethel’s opponent in the finals, Cole Tristram form Brockport, was ranked 10th in the nation in the latest DIII poll. Bethel pinned him in 3:59! Congrats James.
Prep Notes
Pine Bush graduate Johnny Stramiello, now doing a post-grad year at national prep powerhouse Wyoming Seminary, went 3-1 today at the NMH Duals in Massachusetts. Stramiello, who typically enters open college tournaments at 125 pounds, wrestled up at 132 and 138 for the event.
Minisink Valley Grabs National Ranking!!!
Congratulations to the Minisink Valley wrestlers and coaches for being recognized as as one of the top 50 high school wrestling teams in the nation according to InterMat Wrestling. The Warriors, currently ranked #1 in NYS, cracked the national rankings this week at #36. Great job guys!
Week #7 Schedule and Results
Day / Date Event / Result
Tue 1/13 Cornwall 46 NFA 34
Tue 1/13 Pine Bush 51 Goshen 27
Tue 1/13 New Paltz @ Liberty
Tue 1/13 Burke @ Tuxedo
Tue 1/13 Tuxedo 39 Rondout Valley 33
Tue 1/13 Highland 70 Tri-Valley 6
Tue 1/13 Onteora 60 Tri-Valley 0
Wed 1/14 Minisink Valley 47 Wallkill 32
Wed 1/14 Monroe Woodbury 80 Saugerties 3
Wed 1/14 Middletown 50 NFA 27
Wed 1/14 Valley Central 63 Warwick 17
Wed 1/14 Cornwall 48 Monticello 24
Wed 1/14 Goshen 53 Port Jervis 26
Wed 1/14 Pine Bush 41 Kingston 26
Wed 1/14 Red Hook 50 New Paltz 31
Wed 1/14 Tri-Valley @ Tuxedo
Wed 1/14 Onteora 54 Ellenville 18
Wed 1/14 Onteora 60 Burke 3
Wed 1/14 Highland @ Rondout Valley
Thu 1/15 Wallkill 52 Washingtonville 21
Fri 1/16 Goshen 82 Chester 0
Section 9 Week #6 Individual Rankings
One would think that rankings would become easier as the season progressed….not always the case. For the first time this year I will add some comments to the weekly rankings. I hope these comments help explain some of the decisions. Keep in mind, rankings mean nothing! They are nothing more than the opinion of a small group of people. The only ranking that mean anything is the final ranking…the one that is posted after the Section 9 tournament!
99 – Pretty straight forward…Lainez jumps Vespa with the head to head win.
106– Stramiello is a returning S9 champ…Greiner has a common opponent victory (Loew)…I basically flipped a coin.
113 – Pedro one match away from placing at ESC…no change here
120 – Vespa, Daly drop down to 120 and are 1 & 2…Ginley enters here at 4
126 – Kelly now #1 here…Lopez at 3 behind Benson
132 – Da’mani was on fire at ESC!
138 – Would have been nice to see Truglio compete with the 138 studs at ESC
145 – Ferro drops down but Raccioppi keeps #1 with a common win over Murphy
152 – Wightman drops down and takes top spot; Cuppett from New Paltz looking tough
160 – Tully new #2 with win over Matos; Cohen beats Russo for 5th slot
170 – no change….could be great semis at S9 D1
182 – Morgans went 0-2 at ESC and I almost moved him to #1…sv losses to two studs plus a 5-3 loss at Windsor to #1 NYS Marszal…I kept it “as is” for now but KM may be #1 soon!
195 – Masterson moves up to #3 with strong effort at ESC…could have easily moved him up higher…he looked tough!
220 – Humphrey new #1 with win over Mascaro; Montolino cracks top 5
285 – no change…Serrano looked great at ESC