By Alex Frazier
National ConferenceCouncil Rock North 54, William Tennent 18
The Dutrow brothers led the Indians. In a matchup of state qualifiers at 119, John Dutrow pinned William Tennent’s Kevin Flack in the second period. Flack got the first takedown, but Dutrow reversed and put him on his back for a 5-2 lead after one. In the second period, Dutrow went down and reversed into a half nelson, which he converted to a cradle for the pin.
“That was definitely the match of the night,” said North coach Tom Vivacqua.
At 140 Anthony Dutrow pinned Tennent’s Jon Wolfe, also in the second period, following a scramble.
The Indians are off until Tuesday when they face archrival C.R. South for the league championship.
Pennsbury 42, Bensalem 23
In a matchup of top-notch freshmen 103-pounders, Bensalem’s Tommy Stokes got an overtime takedown to defeat the Falcon’s Jason Bing.
The Falcons earned a little revenge in the next bout when Anthony DiEmidio nipped Mike Pritchard 1-0.
Colin Cornman’s pin at 171 spurred a 21-0 Pennsbury lead to begin the match.
After Stokes’ win, DiEmidio’s decision and then Josh DiSanto’s pin at 119, catapulted the Falcons to a 30-3.
Pennsbury concludes its dual-meet season tomorrow night against Harry S Truman. It will also be coach Joe Kiefer’s last dual meet at the school.
The Falcons are looking to lock up third place.
Council Rock South 50, Harry S Truman 19
The Hawks pretty much had their way with Truman. Matt Martoccio wrestled well to tech fall the Tigers’ Dan Balek, and brother Dan Martoccio, who was about 12 pounds lighter than Truman’s Steve Evens, did well to keep the match close as he lost 5-0.
The best bout of the night came at heavyweight. Truman’s Quinton Bryant caught Tommy Trampe in a merkle in the second overtime and escaped in the third period to win 5-1.
“Trampe out-wrestled him in regulation and Quinton out-wrestled Trampe in overtime,” said Truman coach Steve Given.
Given got two wins in tossup matches at 152 where Mike McGrogan defeated Brian Greco, 6-1 and at 160 where freshman Avery Petony majored Forrest Somsanith, 10-1.
Continental Conference
Pennridge 48, Central Bucks South 22
The Rams are now tied with Souderton for second place in the conference, dropping South out of the mix.
Pennridge received pins from Scott Parker (103), C.J. Moyer (119), Brian Ross (125), Andrew Glass (145) Rich Jasinski (171) and Randall Harrison (215). One of the closest matches of the night came at 112 where Ben Glass won by a 10-9 decision over South’s Nick Haegele.
“We’ve got our whole lineup and we’re starting to roll,” said Pennridge coach Dan Goetter.
Souderton 54, Central Bucks West 14
Freshman heavyweight Ricky Young won his third varsity match to lead the Indians.
One of the best matches of the night came at 145, where Souderton’s Ryan Eisenhart gave West’s Seth Ehlo all he could handle in a 6-5 loss.
Kolton Veit also won at 112.
For West, Dominic Rigous recorded a technical fall at 189.
Central Bucks East 42, North Penn 24
The Patriots put themselves in a position to create a four-way tie in the conference. If they defeat Quakertown next Tuesday (and Quakertown beats North Penn Saturday), East, Souderton, Pennridge and Quakertown will all be 5-2.
In one of the most exciting bouts of the night, East’s Gio Mannino (130) came back with a five-point move to edge North Penn’s Evan Conte 6-5.
At 103, the Patriots’ Cole Yazujian won his first varsity bout, and it came via a pin. Connor Bednarzyk also came from behind to pin North Penn’s Evan Conte at 140.
North Penn’s Price brothers started the Knight off with a pair of wins, Charlie decisioning Nick Driver 9-2 at 152 and Alex following with a 7-5 decision of Shane Peltonen.
152: Charlie Price (NP) dec Nick Driver (CBE) 9-2
160: Alex Price (NP) dec Shane Peltonen (CBE) 7-5
171: Steve Priest (CBE) FFT
189: Steve Tilsner (CBE) FFT
215: Brendan O'Connor (NP) dec Jeremy Jukus (CBE) 6-0
HWT: Zak Mysza (CBE) dec Nick Gill (NP) 5-0
103: Cole Yazujian (CBE) pinned Dan Ling (NP) 3:17
112: Joey O'Brien (NP) pinned Josh Cenderelli (CBE) 1:35
119: Ervin Gaitan (NP) dec Mike Lawrinaitis (CBE) 5-3 OT
125: Francesco Fabozzi (CBE) pinned Tyler Finacchio (NP) 1:33
130: Gio Mannino (CBE) dec Evan Conti (NP) 6-5
135: Matt Robinson (NP) pinned Andrew Dutton (CBE 3:58
140: Connor Bednarzyk (CBE) pinned Jeffery Reimel (NP) :44
145: Nick Dau (CBE) pinned Kenny Randleman (NP) 3:38
American Conference
Wissahickon 52, Plymouth Whitemarsh 18
The Trojans finished off the regular season and Senior Night with a big win over their neighborhood rival.
Wissahickon claimed 11 of 14 bouts, five by fall.
Aaron Rodriguez (112) had the fastest pin of the night, dispatching Matt Prestia in just 27 seconds. Kevin Casalinuovo (189) was a close second with a 50-second pin of Zac Defrangesco.
PW’s lone winners were Justin and John Michael Staudenmayer and heavyweight John Yoon.
103: Isaac Philip (W) dec. Pat Cosgrave (PW) 4-2
112: Aaron Rodriguez (W) pinned Matt Prestia (PW) 0:27
119: Cody Franko (W) dec. Brian Schaffer (PW) 10-3
125: Justin Staudenmayer (PW) pinned Luke Tarzia (W) 0:44
130: Will Beradelli (W) dec. Mike Willis (PW) 8-1
135: Pat Fennell (W) pinned Earl Ries (PW) 3:01
140: Sean Saunders (W) pinned Connor Hanlon (P) 2:46
145: Brennan Weiss (W) major dec. Tom Mazzochett (PW) 17-4
152: Dan Schueren (W) won by forfeit
160: Eric An (W) pinned Matt Gianitsos (PW) 3:58
171: John Michael Staudenmayer (PW) pinned Paul Wisloski (W) 4:28
189: Kevin Casalinuovo (W) pinned Zac Defrangesco (PW) 0:50
215: Kevin Yannes (W) dec. Mike Remyszewski (PW) 6-4
285: John Yoon (PW) pinned Alexander Smith (W) 3:44
Upper Dublin 56, Cheltenham 18
Joe Fisher (112), Nick DiMuzio (130), Jacob Haney (135), Derek Jones (140), Drew Betteridge (145), Kyle Carson (152), Sam Jacobson (171) and Ryan Hopkins (215) racked up pins for the Flying Cardinals.
In the premier matchup of the night Cheltenham’s Orvin Liburd edged Upper Dublin’s Devon Dhoble, 3-2 in overtime. Gino Stone (119) also pinned for the Panthers.
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