Saturday tournament results
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Here are the Nanuet, Somers, Yonkers and Ardsley tournament results.
Golden Knight Classic
At Nanuet
Team standings and key – 1. Copiague (Cop) 205; 2. Warwick (Ww) 181; 3. Nanuet (N) 176.5; 4. R.C. Ketcham (RCK) 108.5; 5. Roslyn (Ros) 103.5; 6. Babylon (Bab) 89; 7. Nyack (Nk) 81; 9. Monticello (Mont) 69.5; 10. Eastchester (E) 66.5; 11. Putnam Valley (PV) 63.5; 12. Port Chester (PC) 61; 13. East Ramapo (ER) 48.5.ÂÂ
Championship
96 – Shane Connolly (Ww) dec. Charlie Gonzalez (PC), 2-0; 103 – Colin Coffey (Bab) maj. dec. Justin Okamoto (Nk), 12-0; 112 – Andrew Nicholson (E) dec. Pat Flynn (Cop), 2-0; 119 – Ronnie Hicks (Cop) dec. Djimitry Georges (ER), 5-0; 125 – Hasan Poole (Cop) dec. Frank Cabibbo (RCK), 3-1; 130 – Zach Carlin (Ros) dec. Sean Prell (Ww), 4-2; 135 – Udit Thakur (Nk) pin. John Bowens (Mont), 3:17; 140 – Christian LaPersonerie (Cop) Vinny Brugaletta (Mont), 7-3; 145 – Mitch Wightman (Ww) pin. Cody Sharp (PV), 1:43; 152 – Rashawn Hill (Cop) dec. Chris Orlando (PV), 5-4; 160 – Randy Marine (Cop) maj. dec. Paulo Reis (RCK), 12-2; 171 – Zeke Stambovsky (Nk) maj. dec. Sal Arena (N), 18-6; 189 – Steven Ramundo (N) inj. def. over Andrew Greenlaw (Ww); 215 – Bill Smith (N) dec. Patrice Castor (N), 8-6; 285 – Max Nau (N) dec. Sean Mellow (Bab), 3-0.   ÂÂ
Third place
96 – Calinda (Ros) maj. dec. Spano (RCK), 15-6; 103 – Flanagan (Ww) dec. Rahimzadeh (N), 2-0; 112 – S. Martinez (N) pin. McHugh (Bab), :59; 119 – A. Cabibbo (RCK) pin. Tyrell (Cop), 2:54; 125 – K. Connolly (Ww) won by disqual. over Morato (N); 130 – Caneparo (N) dec. Reyes (PV), 4-3; 135 – Hill (Ww) dec. Blum (Nk), 3-2; 140 – Greenberg (Ros) dec. Morrison (Cop), 6-4; 145 – Schneider (Ros) dec. Florio (Cop), 10-4; 152 – O’Rourke (Ww) dec. Negro (E), 6-4; 160 – Pulido (Cop) inj. def. over Griffo (Bab); 171 – Todino (E) pin. Leon (Mont), 1:27; 189 – Cardenas (PC) pin. Cohen (N), 1:44; 215 – Vealey (Ww) dec. Walker (Cop), 5-4; 285 – Solis (RCK) pin. Bravo (N), 4:55. ÂÂ
Semifinals
96 – C. Gonzalez (PC) pin. Calvano (N), 5:13; S. Connolly (Ww) pin. Calinda, (Ros), 3:31; 103 – Okamoto (Nk) pin. Rahimzadeh (N), 4:57; Coffey (Bab) dec. Flanagan (Ww), 8-2; 112 – Nicholson (E) dec. S. Martinez (N), 6-1; Flynn (Cop) pin. McHugh (Bab), 2:39; 119 – Hicks (Cop) tech. fall Balsamo (Ww), 16-0; D. Georges (ER) dec. A. Cabibbo (RCK), 9-4; 125 – F. Cabibbo (RCK) pin. Morato (N), 5:11; Poole (Cop) maj. dec. K. Connolly (Ww), 8-0; 130 – Carlin (Ros) dec. Caneparo (N), 10-4; Prell (Ww) maj. dec. Reyes (PV), 14-2; 135 – Bowens (Mont) tech. fall Hill (Ww), 17-2; Thakur (Nk) dec. O’Gorman (PV), 10-3; 140 – Brugaletta (Mont) dec. Morrison (Cop), 13-10; LaPersonerie (Cop) maj. dec. Greenberg (Ros), 18-7; 145 – Wightman (Ww) pi. Florio (Cop), 2;37; Charp (PV) dec. Schneider (Ros), 9-5; 152 – Orlando (PV) pin. Negro (E), 3:04; R. Hill (Cop) tech. fall C. Lupo (RCK), 21-6; 160 – P. Reis (RCK) dec. Griffo (Bab), 3-0; Marine (Cop) maj. dec. Pulido (Cop), 9-0; 171 – Stambovsky (Nk) pin. Leon (Mont), 1:13; Arena (N) pin. Todino (E), 5:27; 189 – Greenlaw (Ww) pin. Sorbella (PC), 3:42; Ramundo (N) dec. Cohen (N), 3-2; 215 – B. Smith (N) dec. J. Rodriguez (PC), 12-6; Castor (ER) dec. Vealey (Ww), 8-5; 285 – Melow (Bab) pin. Bravo (N), 3:22; Nau (N) dec. Solis (RCK), 9-6. ÂÂ
Somers tournament
At Somers
Team standings and key  1. New Rochelle (NR) 224.5 points; 2. Carmel© 211; 3. Riverhead (Riv) 158; 4. Middletown (Mid) 150; 5. John Jay-East Fishkill (JJEF) 147.5; 6. Somers (S) 132; 7. Yorktown (Yk) 98.
Championship
96  Dale White (JJEF) won by forfeit over Tommy Davison©; 103  Brian Realbuto (S) pin. Jay Amin (Mid), 1:25; 112  Mike Rose© dec. Chris Vaseley (JJEF), 8-3; 119  Davbe Minasi (JJEF) pin. Doug Chiapperino©, :45; 125  Mike Ahearn (Yk) dec. Kevin Davidson©, 5-3; 130  Jesse Scott (NR) pin. Andrew Carrion©, 3:12; 135  Matt Doolittle (Mid) dec. Marcos Carrasco (NR), 6-1; 140  Danny Zimon (NR) maj. dec. Bryan Frain (Mid), 14-3; 145  Tom Antonioli (NR) tech. fall Mike Panchishak©, 17-2; 152  Ryan Rheaume (Riv) won by forfeit over Egypt Burrows (NR); 160  Ryan Lyke© dec. Nick Genovese (Yk), 13-7; 171  Fatos Prejukaj (NR) dec. Brian Zappi (S), 9-5; 189  Todd Muechenheim (JJEF) maj. dec. Alan Djokic (S), 9-1; 215  Jared Rosado (Mid) pin. Andrew Abraham (NR), 1:20; 285  James Shormie (Mid) dec. Eric Laporta (Yk), 13-7.
Yonkers Classic
Team key  Cornwall (Cw), Freeport (Fr), John Glenn (JG), John Jay (JJ), Long Island Lutheran (LIL), Mount Vernon (MV), North Rockland (NRk), Notre Dame (ND), Ossining (O), Yonkers (Y).
Championship
96  Mike Caputo (NRk) pin. Luke Roth (Cw), 1:23; 103  Nick Mesine (JG) pin. Rich Mann (Cw), 5:48; 112  Matt Gannon (JG) won by forfeit over Kenny Mesine (JG); 119  Tyler Sinisgalli (JG) dec. Justin Moore (LIL), 5-0; 125  Drew Bloss (Cw) dec. Matt Furasi (JG), 9-6; 130  Chris Hernandez (Y) tech. fall Jeff Slater (LIL), 20-4; 135  Mike Castellano (JG) pin. Brian DiBetta (JJ), 4:55; 140  Mike Bosco (JG) dec. Kevin Barry (Cw), 2-0; 145  Rob Parisse (Cw) dec. Lenny Graham (MV), 6-5; 152  Joe Booth (LIL) pin. Dennis Page (MV), 5:52; 160  James Brundage (O) pin. T.J. Ferraiolo (Cw), 5:18; 171  Jon Didio (NRk) pin. Andrew Panken (O), 4:48; 189  Wayland Roberts (Fr) dec. Dan Wilkie (ND), 5-4; 215  Emmanuel Agu (Fr) dec. Adee Dubray (O), 7-3; 285  Chris Corkery (Cw) pin. Cristian Garcia (NRk), 4:21.
Ardsley tournament
At Ardsley
Team standings and key  1. Shoreham-Wading River (SWR) 165 points; 2. Walkill (W) 117; 3. Beacon (Be) 110.5; 4. Ardsley (A) 109.5; 5. Lakeland/Panas (Lk/Pn) 95; 6. Dobbs Ferry (DF) 75.5; 7. Washingtonville (Wv) 68.5; 8. Tappan Zee (TZ) 63; 9. Sleepy Hollow (SH) 53; 10. Pawling (pw) 28.5; 11. Horace Greeley (HG) 25; 12. Salesian (Sl) 11; 13. Haldane (Hd) 8.
Championship
96  Nick Altomare (TZ) maj. dec. Dom Riccotilli (Be), 11-0; 103  Penn Gottfreid (A) pin. Mahodilo (Be), :30; 112  Steven Keith (SWR) pin. James Harrison (Wv), 2:58; 119  R.J. Martin (A) dec. Jay Concepcion (SH), 10-7; 125  Joe Hauser (Lk/Pn) maj. dec. Carl Maloney (W), 11-2; 130  Danny Manley (A) maj. dec. Ryan Tompkins (Be), 15-6; 135  Steven Berger (W) maj. dec. Derek Longo (A), 21-7; 140  Alex Chin (DF) maj. dec. Anthony Statini (Be), 9-1; 145  T.J. Neidhardt (SWR) pin. John Galea (Lk/Pn), 1:49; 152  Keith Perry (W) pin. Dylan Simonetti (Pw), 1:35 160  Ryan Tompkins (SH) dec. Matt Cammerino (Lk/Pn), 2-1 2OT; 171  Sean Pual (DF) dec. Mike Gioia (Wv), 8-3; 189  Nick Kikis (DF) dec. Corey Schweitzer (SWR), 3-2; 215  Chris Molfetas (Wv) dec. Chris Galletta (A), 7-2; 285  Joe Messier (Be) pin. James Leghorn (W), :28.
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thank you!!
So Brian Dibetta’s back for JJ? Is he the only one who participated in the Yonker’s classic?
Why has Realbuto been at 103? Can he not make 96 anymore?
Realbuto weighs in at 96 but bumps up to 103. We’ll all see him next Sat at 96 for the Div & Sectionals. Coaches dec. for positive team points
what happened to egypt burrows? why’d he forfeit his match, is he injured again?
I think that’s a misprint. Riverdale went home before the finals and Burrows won by forfeit.
Great tournament at Somers. They allowed teams to fill extra slots and had teammates wrestling against each other for third place. They had a single mat for the finals and introduced everyone. They turned the lights down and lowered a single spotlight on the mat. Every match had the wrestlers going full out. ie; There was even a caution against a wrestler for false start on the bottom. He was behind by five points and they were starting with one second left in the match!
when it’s multiple entry do teams get points for all thier entries? If so why have team point standings? At ardlsey teams put in 3 kids in one weight then had no one at the next weight. Just wondering….....
Congragulations to Zeke for getting his 100th win and winning the Nanuet Tournament, also good job to Dimitri Georges for getting his 100th win.
i know its not even divisions yet but in most weight classes divions wont really make a difference so how about a post for a preview of sections
does realbuto have half the matches at 96 to qualify? have only seen him at 96 twice.
Pinner –
Brian Realbuto has approximately 90 percent of his matches at 96 so he will be there for the postseason. He will win the large-school sectional title at 96.
Grappler –
Sectionals are Sat.-Sun., 2/16-17. The first day of large-school sectionals will be hosted by Clarkstown South while the small schools will be at Westlake.
Both large and small schools will be at Pace University (Goldstein Center) on Sunday.
I’ll have a sectional preview post later this week.
is zeke finally going to take it, at his third trip to sections???
Nick Gizzo of Eastchester is the best wrestler around, hands down best in the section.
who the heck is nick gizzo?????
Why didnt Corey Scott wrestle this weekend or any match last week for that matter? Is he hurt?
Zeke’s going to lose to Weiner
Zeke can beat weiner and everyone else in the section at his weight clas (not trying to bash anyone!!!) Also IF Zeke keeps his head right hje will place well in states.
JJ what makes you say he will lose to weiner? Isn’t zeke clearly superior both technically and athletically?
Hey other JJ at 12:45 pm use a different name.
how come corey oneal is not seeded
“Isn’t zeke clearly superior both technically and athletically?”
no
“Isn’t zeke clearly superior both technically and athletically?�
yes
hahahaha…i saw zeke wrestling tonight…and i think about watching weiner wrestle. Weiners lucky if he avoids a tech fall zekes a monster on his feet damn near impossible to take down. Weiner has a flying cradle lol. JJ. Sams good and all but zeke is a technician. I say zekers wins by 10 or more.
I fully agree with 914, Zeke has an arsenal (as I would say) on his feet and is dominant on top where he’s perfect crab rides, legs and even indistinct rides. zeke wins by big margin
While Zeke is good, in comparison to other sec 1 kids, be careful on how high you rate him. It is a whole new ballgame in Rochester. Many kids have gone up and are star struck there first time.
I just watched the finals from 2007 again. Zeke is a much better wrestler today then he was last year at this time. He’s much stronger too. The only one that can keep Zeke from going to states and doing well is Zeke himself. If he stays inside himself he’ll be fine. Warning: don’t be rolling on to your back with the big boys in Rochester Zeke. Those crazy moves won’t work there…stick to the basics.
Even if hes off his game…..weiner can’t take him down. Watch him on the feet.
zeke lost 4-2 to hunter meys. he can beat sam wiener
Weiner is on fire
I think that weiner will take him down, but zeke is a beast
hey tony are you gonna have the seeds to divisionals soon…or some predictions for sectionals
Tony,
What’s your breakdown of the divisionals? I know with 4 divisionals this could take hours. How bout first and second place at each tourney? Where will you be on Saturday?
When will you give us the Divisional results from the John Jay – Cross River Tournament this past Saturday??