John Jay repeats

December

Once again, John Jay is the Section 1 dual-meet wrestling champion. The Indians defeated Suffern in the final, 43-15 after besting Somers 50-27 in the semifinal. Carmel took third by beating Somers in the consolation match. Before I get to the box scores, I found it interesting that, to a man, John Jay seemed to be wrestling with a chip on its shoulder. The Indians seemed like they weren’t being given enough credit because they lost so much to graduation. John Jay was very, very impressive in the final, losing only one match besides two forfeits. Clearly, no one will be underestimating John Jay anymore, if they ever were.

Section 1 dual meet championships
At Carmel
Final
John Jay 43, Suffern 15
152 — CJ Upham (JJ) dec. Blake Ziffer 7-0; 160 — Brian Kelly (JJ) dec. Ethan Gomes, 9-5; 171 — Scott Genovesi (JJ) dec. Chris Milliaressis (Sf), 7-3; 189 — Don Gechaj (JJ) dec. Mike Wagner (Sf) 8-3; 215 — Pat Sweeney (JJ) pin. Manny Hnatko (Sf), 4:43; 285 — Timmy Gechaj (JJ) won by forfeit; 96 — Dan Yablan (JJ) dec. Dan McBrinn, 8-3; 103 — Asher Kramer (Sf) won by forfeit; 112 — Justin Artrip (Sf) won by forfeit; 119 — Henry Stauber (JJ) dec. Nick Oliveto, 3-1; 125 — Billy Waterson (JJ) dec. Andrew Artrip, 14-5 ; 130 — David Bailen (Sf) dec. Jay Smith, 2-0; 135 — Andrew Schede (JJ) dec. Vin Giella, 7-5; 140 — Mark Swertfager (JJ) dec. Brandon Kafka, 5-1; 145 — Mike Kelly (JJ) dec. Jack Anderson, 8-4.

Consolation finals
Carmel 48, Somers 33
152 — Mike Panchishak© dec. Anthony Trabucco, 3-1; 160 — Wyatt Baker© pin. Rich Radi, :39, 1:43; 171 — Adam Finkelstein (S) pin. Shane Rossiter, 4:40; 189 — Alan Djokic (S) maj. dec. AJ Alverez, 20-9; 215 – Alex Othmer© pin. Joe Izzo, :45; 285 — Ryan englert (S) won by forfeit; 96 — Tom Davidson© pin. Dylan Realbuto, 1:28; 103 — Alex Corpolongo (S) pin. Tom B’Ambrosio, 2:16; 112 —Brian Realbuto (S) tech. fall Joe Caparelli, 19-1; 119 — Doug Chiapperino© pin. Brett Emmanuel, 1:41; 125 — Rob Kirk© dec. Nyles Seim, 5-2; 130 — Mike Rose© pin. Mitchell Gurrerrio, 1:32; 135 — Reno DeVita (S) pin. Andrew Carrion, 3:28; 140 — Kevin Davidson© pin. Nick Goldberg, 1:38; 145 — Marty Lorenz© pin. Josh Zimmerman, 1:34.
Records — Carmel 6-2.

Semifinals
Suffern 43, Carmel 27
145 — Marty Lorenz© maj. dec. Jack Anderson, 13-2; 152 — Blake Ziffe (Sf) dec. Mike Panchishak, 4-2; 160 — Ethan Gomes (Sf) pin. Wyatt Baker, 1:43; 171 — Chris Milliaressis (Sf) maj. dec. Shane Rossiter, 12-2; 189 — Mike Wagner (Sf) dec. Brian Goepfrich, 7-5; 215 — Emmanuel Hnatko (Sf) pin. AJ Alverez, :47; 285 — Alex Othmer© pin. Phil Tomassi, :15; 96 — Tom Davidson© pin. Dan McBrinn, 3:31; 103 — Asher Kramer (Sf) maj. dec. Tom B’Ambrosio, 10-2; 112 —Nick Olivetto (Sf) pin. Joe Caparelli, 3:34; 119 — Nick Gaiella (Sf) maj. dec. Doug Chiapperino, 13-2; 125 — Mike Rose© pin. Andrew Atrip, :20; 130 — David Bailen (Sf) dec. Andrew Carrion, 4-2; 135 — Kevin Davidson© tech. fall Vinny Gaiella, 17-1; 140 — Brandon Kafka (Sf) dec. James Autiery, 5-3.
Records — Carmel 5-2.

John Jay 50, Somers 27
96 — D. Realbuto (S) win by forfeit; 103 — Corpolongo (S) pin. Yablan, :44; 112 — B. Realbuto (S) win by forfeit; 119 -— Stauber (JJ) pin. Emanuel, 2:51; 125 — Waterson (JJ) dec. Seim, 20-4; 130 — Smith (JJ) pin. Guerrerio, 2:55; 135 -—Schede (JJ) pin. Kolaj, 1:15; 140 — Gallager (JJ) dec. DeVita, 10-2; 145 — Upham (JJ) tech fall Zimmerman; 152 -— Trabuco (S) dec. B. Kelly, 4-2; 160 — Genovesi (JJ) pin. Radi, :30 171 — Finkelstein (S) pin. Caida, 1:45 189 -—Gechaj (JJ) dec. Djokic, 6-5; 215 — Sweeney (JJ) dec. Izzo, 11-7; 285 — Gechaj (JJ) pin. Englert, :52.

This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 at 10:28 pm by Eric Lebowitz. Print | Email

18 Responses to “John Jay repeats”

phil December 17th, 2008 at 7:39 am
JJCR looks tough as nails.

They took apart Suffern who beat FL, so I would have to

rank them 1st.

1. JJCR
2. Suffern
3. Fox Lane
4. Carmel
5. Somers

cya
unknown December 17th, 2008 at 8:18 am
one thing i would have fox lane ranked up there but they will have to be ranked #5 for team sectionals because they did not make it to the final four so the rankings would be
1. JJCR
2. Suffern
3. Carmel
4. Somers
5. Fox Lane

If they had made the final four then they would be ranked in the top 4 not fair to those teams who actually did make the semi’s to place them below fox lane
JJ December 17th, 2008 at 12:10 pm
top 10:
1) JJCR
2) Suffren
3) Somers
4) FL
5) Carmel
6) North rockland
7) Ossining
New Rochelle
9) Brewster
10) Beacon/Clarkstown North
wrestler December 17th, 2008 at 8:03 pm
ok hear are real rankings because carmel beat somers

1. JJCR
2. Suffern
3. Carmel
4. Somers
5. Fox lane
6. Brewster
7. Ossining
8. North Rockland
9. Clarkstown North
10. Beacon

those would be the real rankings if id say so
hola December 17th, 2008 at 8:11 pm
Haha Um Mahopac? Arlington? where are these teams clarkstown north, new ro, and beacon rnt close
hola December 17th, 2008 at 8:11 pm
also you should do 2 rankings. 1 for duals and 1 for tournaments.
Lowsingle December 17th, 2008 at 8:52 pm
I agree…Dual meet rankings and tournament rankings are completely different….For example, while Fox Lane might not be the best dual meet team this year, they will score big points in tournaments….College wrestling does both
unknown December 18th, 2008 at 8:02 am
ok lowsingle and hola we also do both so be quite if you want the tournament rankings wait till individual tournaments start up then we will make those rankings as well and usually they are posted on sectiononewrestling.com once the weekly rankings come out
Just a Fan December 18th, 2008 at 8:48 am
Anyone have any idea when the rankings come out
THE BOOCH December 18th, 2008 at 8:54 am
I don’t know way ever one care so much about team rankings because last time I checked this is an individual sport. So E if u can do me a solid and talk to some coaches and get some individual ranking up that would be awesome
Eric Lebowitz December 18th, 2008 at 9:56 am
I definitely will work on getting an individual ranking together. I’m headed to North Rockland/Port Chester today, and with more good tournament action this weekend, we’ll all have more results to sink our teeth into. As far as dual-meet rankings, obviously I think the top four are hard to dispute, considering the recent results. Wrestler, the only place I might disagree with you a little is I might put North Rockland a bit higher. The Red Raiders’ quarterfinal against JJ was closer than JJ’s semifinal or final.
Any December 18th, 2008 at 11:25 am
Hopefully we can get some postings tomorrow given any
changes to the weekend schedule b/c of weather
Eric Lebowitz December 18th, 2008 at 11:28 am
Yes that is a guarantee. I will be on the phones tomorrow and will post any weather issues that arise.
ECwrestler December 18th, 2008 at 1:32 pm
Hey Eric whats the best tournament you would recomend to go watch this weekend?
ff December 18th, 2008 at 2:00 pm
North County News at yorktown or valley central
phil December 18th, 2008 at 3:57 pm
Fox Lane and New Rochelle at Wantagh duels on LI.

Brentwood
Rocky Point
Wantagh
Uniondale

It’s gonna be intense !

cya
Realbuto December 18th, 2008 at 10:11 pm
Somers’ Brian Realbuto is at 99 wins, going for 100 in his first match at the NCN duals. It will probably be on Saturday morning, being it will most likely be postponed tomorrow.
TheTurk December 19th, 2008 at 9:50 pm
To Somers, WE DO NOT CARE!!!!!

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