NEW HAVEN, Feb. 23, 2008 -- Canton’s Stephen Carpenter (103) and Mike Rossley (119) each went 1-2 at the State Open. Carpenter won his opening match pinning Danbury’s Brian Jennings in 5:10 before falling to eventual champion R.J. LaBeef, the undefeated freshman from Woodstock Academy, 7-1 in the quarterfinals.
“In his first match, Stephen was very good, moving around well,” Canton coach Bill Phelps said. “In his second match, I think we was worried about not losing and you can’t win that way here. In his third match, he didn’t want to get caught and didn’t have his usual throws.” Carpenter was eliminated by Bacon Academy’s Nick Dodge, 7-4.
Rossley dropped his first round bout to Farmington’s Luke Walsh by technical fall, 15-0 but rallied to pin Newtown’s Dana VanBuskirk in 3:09. Rossley was eliminated in a 7-0 loss to Conard’s Roberto Solano. “In his second match, (Rossley) had nothing to lose and he went for everything,” Phelps said. “I think he surprised the kid, too. In the third match, he went for the Peterson twice but didn’t throw it with conviction.”
Rossley had finished fifth in Class S at 119 but got a chance to participate when the fourth place finisher from Stafford hurt his shoulder. Only the top four wrestlers in each weight class are invited to participate.
Program earns 300th win
CANTON – The Warriors earned their 300th win as a program at the Ground Hog Duals on February 2 with a 54-16 win over Stafford. Canton came into the year 11 wins shy of 300 and went 13-16 this season for 302 wins in team history. Canton is the 20th team in state history known to have surpassed 300 wins.
UNCASVILLE, Conn., Feb. 16, 2008 -- Sophomore Stephen Carpenter was four minutes away from becoming the 17th wrestler in school history to capture a state championship. But those four minutes were long and Carpenter’s opponent, Rich Wood of St. Bernard, made them count.
Carpenter led 2-0 after one period in the championship match at 103 pounds in the Class S wrestling tournament but Wood scored the final seven points of the match to deny Carpenter with a 7-2 victory.
Wood started the second period on the bottom with Carpenter in control but he earned a two-point reversal with about a minute left in the period and caught Carpenter’s arm. It was enough to pull him to the mat and get a three-point near fall and seize control of the match.
While the ending was disappointing, the overall performance was not. Carpenter (39-4) rolled into the championship bout with three wins and two pins, including a pin of Windham Tech’s Kyle Parrilla in the semifinals. By taking second, Carpenter qualifies to wrestle in this weekend’s State Open tournament where he will be seeded eighth in the field of 16 participants.
Carpenter’s performance led the Warriors to a 13th place finish in the Class S tournament – its best performance since taking 11th place six years ago in 2002. Canton (13-16, 4-3 NCCC) also two other wrestlers bring home medals.
Senior Mike Rossley (119) won three of his four consolation bracket bouts to finish fifth. Freshman Nate Getler (125) advanced to the semifinals before being defeated by two-time Class S champion Jake Miller of East Windsor. Getler (31-8) also finished fifth.
Rossley gutted out a one-point decision over Andrew Duncan of Thomaston, 9-8, in his first consolation round match and beat Anthony Delprete of Derby, 6-2. Getler’s most impressive win was a 6-0 win over No. 4 seed Eddie Loomis of Killingly in the quarterfinals. Senior Mike Jones (145, 23-9) went 3-2 in his final tournament while senior Dana Nappi (152, 27-7) went 2-2.
SOMERS, Feb. 9 -- As the days have passed and the opportunities to compete have disappeared, a sense of urgency has begun to reappear among the Canton High wrestling team. The Warriors are more focused and aware that the end of the season is approaching.
Canton went 7-3 in its final 10 matches to finish 13-16 overall and with a winning record in the league (4-3) for the first time since 2004. At Saturday’s NCCC Tournament, the Warriors finished third for its best showing since 2004, when they finished fourth. Avon beat Granby by nearly 34 points to win the tournament and clinch its fourth league championship in the last five years.
Canton placed four wrestlers in the finals for the first time since 2003 and came away with two champions.
Sophomore Steven Carpenter (103) won his first NCCC championship with a dominant 10-0 victory over Avon’s Conner Douglas. Carpenter, the No. 1 seed in this weekend’s Class S tournament at 103, had little trouble in the tournament and improved to 36-3 on the year.
At 140 pounds, junior Brandon Leach pinned Ellington’s Travis Coauette in 3:18 to win his first league championship and avenge an earlier loss. A month ago, Coauette pinned Leach in the third period.
In Saturday’s championship bout, it was scoreless in the second period when Coauette escaped leaving both wrestlers on their feet. Leach threw a headlock, tossed Coauette to his back and pinned him for the victory.
Leach’s path to the championship wasn’t easy, either. In the semifinals, he had to beat Avon’s Brendan Gobell for the third time this year. Two weeks ago, Leach (25-11) prevailed by a 2-1 score at the Rockville Duals. On Saturday, Leach was much more aggressive in a 10-1 victory.
Freshman Nate Getler (125) and senior Ryan Maglietti (135) each finished second for Canton. Getler lost 14-3 to defending Class S champion Jake Miller of East Windsor, who was named the tournament’s outstanding wrestler. Maglietti (135), who has been troubled with an dislocated finger all season, dropped a 8-3 decision to Avon’s Mike Defeo in the final.
Senior Mike Jones (145) and sophomore Rich Jones (152) each finished third while junior Nate Haller (160) took fourth. Mike Jones trailed Suffield’s Kane Seaha in the consolation final by six points but scored seven points including a two-point near fall with five seconds left to win, 8-7.
Rich Jones normally wrestles at 160 but moved down and had three pins to take third.
Getler is seeded fifth at 125 at this weekend’s Class S tournament at St. Bernard-Uncasville while Rich Jones (22-10, 160) and Leach (25-11, 140) are each seeded seventh. Senior Dana Nappi (25-5, 152) is seeded third in the Class S meet. Nappi did not compete in the NCCC tournament due to a prior commitment.
The Warriors won their final dual meet of the season last week with a 54-24 win over Suffield High. Carpenter, Matt Grishivich (112), Getler and Rich Jones each had pins.
Canton finishes
4th at Ground Hog
SOUTH WINDSOR, Feb. 2 -- Canton (12-16) went 3-1 and finished fourth in the Ground Hog Duals in South Windsor on Saturday.
The Warriors swept all six matches that were held and received another three forfeits in a 55-24 win over Portland. The Warriors had three pins, a pair of tech falls and a 10-9 decision by Dana Nappi at 171. Against Stafford, there were only three matches and Canton won two by pin in 54-16 victory that saw Canton receive seven forfeits. In a 54-30 win over Lyman Memorial, Canton won three of four matches with three pins. The Warriors received six forfeits.
Canton finally faced an opponent with a full squad when they tangled with No. 8 Bristol Central and did quite well. The Warriors forfeited four weight classes and gave up 24 points. In the 10 bouts actually held, Canton won five and outscored the undefeated Rams, 25-24. Rich Jones (171) and Stephen Carpenter (103) each won by pin while freshman Nate Getler (125) had an impressive, hard-fought 6-1 victory over Colin Lombardi. Brandon Leach (145) won by injury default and Mike Jones (152) earned a major decision.
Canton earns 9th win
EAST WINDSOR, Jan. 30 – The Warriors (9-15, 3-3 NCCC) won four of the five matches contested on the mat by pin in a 60-12 victory over a depleted East Windsor squad, which had only six wrestlers. Forest Haller (130), Ryan Maglietti (135), Mike Jones (145) and Steven Carpenter (103) each won by pin. Canton freshman Nate Getler (125) missed the meet due to an illness.
Canton takes fourth at Williams Duals
CANTON, Jan. 27 -- The Warriors went 2-3 last week, finishing fourth at the 10th annual John Williams Duals in Rockville on Saturday with a 48-18 loss to Avon. It was the first time since 2002 that Canton (8-15, 2-3 NCCC) won at least two matches in the tournament and advanced to the consolation final.
Pins from Mike Jones (145), Dana Nappi (152), Rich Jones (160), Nate Getler (125) and Brandon Leach (140) helped the Warriors beat Rockville, 47-33. In a 45-26 win over Plainville, the Warriors had nine victories including five pins. Mike Jones, Leach, Nappi, Stephen Carpenter (103) and Zach Olstead (189) each had three wins on the day
In its opening match of the tournament, Canton faced its first top 10 opponent in years. No. 5 New Milford won 10 matches in a 63-6 victory. Olstead (189) pinned New Milford’s Brian Richman in 1:03 and Carpenter dropped a tight 6-5 decision at 103 to Nick Amorando. Rich Jones (160) also dropped a close 6-4 decision to Steve Owens. New Milford (22-1) won the event for the first time with a 54-22 win over No. 10 Southington.
Earlier last week, Somers won six of the final eight matches to earn a 42-29 win over Canton in a NCCC match. Ryan Maglietti (135) earned a 5-1 decision over David Chokas and Rich Jones (160) outlasted Somers’ Matt Hoff, 10-6. The Warriors also received 24 points in forfeits.
Three Canton wrestlers rally in consolation round
MANCHESTER, Jan. 19 -- Given a second chance, three Canton wrestlers did well at the 14th annual Eagle Classic Saturday in Manchester. Sophomore Stephen Carpenter (103) lost in the quarterfinals in overtime, 6-4, to Killingly’s Tom Lombardi. But Carpenter wrestled well through the consolation round with four straight wins to finish third.
Carpenter finished third with a 4-0 win over Lombardi that got a bit heated at the end of the first period. Lombardi used an illegal move to hold down Carpenter, slipped behind him for a two-point takedown.
But when coach Bill Phelps protested to the referee, he agreed, took away the takedown and awarded Carpenter a penalty point. Instead of entering the second period down 2-0, Carpenter led 1-0. A reversal gave him a 3-0 lead. Carpenter also had a tight 5-4 decision over Glastonbury’s Ben Sharon in the consolation round.
At 140 pounds, junior Brandon Leach dropped his first match to RHAM’s Chris Wargo, 8-1. But Leach rallied to win three straight consolation round matches, including two by pin before dropping a back-and-forth 11-9 decision in overtime to Woodstock Academy’s Michael Bove in the consolation semifinals.
Trailing by one in the third period, Leach got a two-point reversal and a two-point near fall for an 8-5 lead. A Bove reversal with 38 seconds left cut the lead to one, 8-7. Bove let Leach escape with 14 seconds remaining and got a takedown with two seconds left to force OT where he got the winning takedown. Leach finished tied for fifth with Wargo.
Sophomore Rich Jones (160) pinned Alex Prague of South Windsor in his opening match in 4:20 but was pinned by eventual champion John Fiorill of Berlin in 2:39. Jones went 1-1 in the consolation round.
Canton (6-12, 2-2 NCCC) finished 16th in the field of 19 teams.
Former Canton wrestler dies at 23
CANTON, Jan. 14 – Former Canton High wrestler Adam Szychowski died on Friday, January 11. He graduated from Canton in 2002 and was a senior at the University of Connecticut in Storrs working toward a double major in Anthropology and Economics.
Calling hours will be Wednesday, Jan. 16, from 2-5:30 p.m. at Vincent Funeral Home in Canton with a funeral to follow at 5:30 p.m. Click on this link for a full obituary and a link to leave an online condolence.
At Canton, Szychowski wrestled for three years from 2000-02, going 74-28 with 55 pins. As a senior, he was 33-9 and third in Class S at 215 pounds. As a junior, he was 29-9 and won a NCCC Tournament championship at 215. He owns the record for the fastest pin in school history with a six-second pin of Portland’s Henry Klick in 2001. It’s also the fastest pin in state history at 215 pounds.
He was a senior on the 2002 Canton team set a school record for most wins (22) in a season. Wednesday night's match against Granby was moved to Thursday at CHS beginning at 6:30 p.m.
CANTON, Jan. 13 -- Canton (6-11, 2-1 NCCC) is going through a rough stretch where the competition is stiff but the Warriors are still trying to gather experience that will benefit them once they reach the NCCC and Class S tournaments in February.
Canton will wrestle at the Eagle Classic this weekend in Manchester, one of the top tournaments in the state that will feature long-time New England contender Mt. Anthony, Vt., and top Connecticut squads such as Berlin, Bristol Eastern, Windham High, Killingly and Glastonbury.
Canton dropped a 52-22 decision to Avon last week with Stephen Carpenter (103), Brandon Leach (140) and Dana Nappi (152) each winning by pin. Freshman Nate Getler (125) earned an 8-0 decision. The Warriors also dropped matches to Derby, 50-19, Gilbert, 43-33 and Seymour, 39-37.
Warriors have six wins after 3 weeks
CANTON, Jan. 6 -- The Canton High wrestling team has some lofty goals this winter considering they won only five of 31 dual meets a year ago. The Warriors are aiming to win 50 percent of their dual meets and place eight wrestlers in the top six of their respective weight classes at the Class S tournament.
“That’s a big goal for us,” long-time coach Bill Phelps said. “We need to keep more kids around and as individuals get better. We want to be prepared for the best.”
Injuries have sapped some strength from the Canton lineup along with wrestlers who are inconsistent in their attendance. Canton has been forfeiting three to four weight classes in recent matches, worth 18 to 24 points.
But there have been signs of success. Canton is 6-7 and 2-0 in the league after three weeks.
Although they finished seventh in last week’s Northwestern Duals, they were in contention in the matches they lost. They beat runner-up St. Bernard-Montville, 44-36 before losing to East Catholic on criteria, 37-36. Canton dropped a close match to Suffield, 42-36 and Rocky Hill, 39-35 before beating Wolcott Tech, 54-24.
Senior captains Mike Rossley (119) and Dana Nappi (152) lead the squad. Both finished third at the Derby Invitational in December. A year ago, Nappi was the first Canton wrestler since 2004 to win a NCCC championship.
A year ago, sophomore Stephen Carpenter won over 30 matches at 103, despite weighing about 90 pounds. This year, he has grown, is stronger and is wrestling well. He finished second at the Derby Invitational at 112 pounds.
Senior Mike Jones (145), junior Brandon Leach (145) and sophomore Rich Jones (160) are other veterans returning for Canton.
Freshmen Nate Getler (125) and Nate Scott (171) have been impressive in their varsity debuts. Both bring several years of youth wrestling experience with them.
Canton has four medalists at Derby Invitational
DERBY, Dec. 15 – Canton opened its 36th varsity season with a seventh place finish at the Derby Invitational on Saturday. Four Warriors earned medals, led by sophomore Stephen Carpenter, who finished second at 112 pounds.
Mike Rossley (119) and Dana Nappi (152) each finished third while Rich Jones (171) finished fourth. With two champions and seven finalists, Derby won the tournament for the third straight year and for the sixth time in the last nine years.
Carpenter had a big lead in the finals against Housatonic’s Ben Arel but was caught in a move and pinned. Rossley, a senior, pinned Lyman Memorial’s Jake Alderman to take third. Nappi outlasted Derby’s Justin Grabarz, 13-6 to finish third.
The season opening dual meet at Portland was postponed indefinitely due to snow. The Warriors face NCCC rival Stafford on Wednesday night.
'08 schedule
is released
CANTON, Oct. 22 -- The 2007-08 schedule has been released. The Warriors will be wrestling primarily on the road with just three home matches against Enfield (Jan. 3), Granby (Jan. 16) and Suffield (Feb. 6). The season begins at Portland on Thursday, Dec. 13.
Team results – 1. Killingly 143½ , 2. Montville 137, 3. Nonnewaug 131, 4. Derby 129, 5. Immaculate 124, 6. Housatonic 118½, 7. Griswold 109, 8. Gilbert 104½, 9. Somers 103, 10. Terryville 100½, 11. Thomaston 90, 12. St. Bernard 88½, 13. Canton 86½, 14. Windham Tech 79, 15. East Windsor 72, 16. Weston 69, 17. Granby 68½, 18. Holy Cross 66, 19. Haddam-Killingworth 65, 20. Morgan 59, 21. Suffield 55, 22. Rocky Hill 49.5, 23. Hartford Classical 42½, 24. East Catholic 39, 25. Northwestern 31, 26. Shepaug, 27. Ansonia 21, 28. Stafford 20.5, 29. Portland 18, 30. Ellington 8½, 31. Lyman Memorial 7, 32. Old Saybrook, Coventry 6, 34. Old Lyme 5, 35. O’Brien Tech 3; 36. University, Tolland, New London, East Granby 0
Individual results
103
Final – Rich Wood, St. Bernard dec. Stephen Carpenter, Canton, 7-2; 3. Kyle Parrilla, Windham Tech dec. Tom Lombardi, Killingly, 8-2; 5. Jessica Bennett, Montville dec. Alan Sanford, Thomaston, 10-8 OT
112
Final – Rob West, East Windsor dec. Dan Piscottano, Somers, 7-3; 3. Rob Basile, Nonnewaug dec. Dennis Christie, Immaculate, 3-1; 5. Jose Mendoza, Montville pin Ron Allen, Griswold, 2:25
119
Final – Brandon Thuotte, Killingly dec. Troy Zachary, Somers, 4-3; 3. Dom Ghi, Housatonic win by injury default over John Miller, Stafford; 5. Mike Rossley, Canton dec. Tyler Tilbe, Nonnewaug, 6-2
125
Final – Jake Miller, East Windsor dec. Dan Curtis, Immaculate, 11-1; 3. Zach Moran, East Catholic dec. Justin Simmers, Haddam-Killingworth, 9-2; 5. Nate Getler, Canton dec. James Driscoll, St. Bernard, 14-6
Final – Brock Coutu, Griswold pin Michael Daly, St. Bernard, 3:17; 3. Steven Poppa, Derby dec. Keegan Mulready, Nonnewaug, 7-4; 5. Dylan Bennett, Montville dec. Joe Sandolo, Weston, 4-3
140
Final – Robert Butcher, Morgan dec. James Peek, Killingly, 5-3; 3. Ulysess Vega, Windham Tech pin Chris Mastianni, Derby, 2:33; 5. Nick Boots, Griswold dec. Mike Delavalle, Immaculate, 5-2
145
Final – T.J. Magnoli, Rocky Hill dec. Francis Gelada, Thomaston, 9-2; 3. Juan Flores, Killingly win by disqualification over Justin Parlow, Derby; 5. Robert Garlick, Somers dec. Wade Perkins, Holy Cross, 4-0
152
Final – Nick Herrick, Killingly dec. Dustin Wilcox, Montville, 9-4; 3. Samuel Schwartz, Housatonic win by injury default over Greg Smith, Granby; 5. Michael Waterhouse, Weston dec. Chris Gonsalves, Windham Tech, 9-7
160
Final: Collin Platt, Thomaston dec. Andrew Secola, Immaculate, 10-4; 3. Bradley Visconti, Housatonic pin Dan Grady, Derby, 1:24; 5. Dan Lussier, Granby pin Mike Zabala, Hartford Classical, 3:55
171
Final: Tim Vollaro, Somers dec. Tore Lovetere, Gilbert, 9-7; 3. Matt Dahlman, Granby dec. Scott Wolfe, Shepaug, 8-2; 5. Nick Manavas, Montville win by default over John Draper, Terryville
189
Final: Justin Cronan, Terryville dec. Marsel Bebo, Nonnewaug, 3-1, OT; 3. David Shelanskas, Suffield pin Alberto Pacheco, Windham Tech, 3:31; 5. Peter Brazee, Housatonic pin Tim Hester, Gilbert, 2:05
215
Final: Steven Lazurek, Derby dec. Dave Baldyga, Terryville, 3:24; 3. Travis Torello, Ansonia dec. Ben Wilbur, Housatonic, 10-3; 5. Kyle Bucciarelli, Nonnewaug dec. Jose DeJesus, Gilbert, 12-6
285
Final: Dave Wildman, Holy Cross dec. Marshall Deane, Gilbert, 0:58; 3. Jake Luchuk, Morgan pin Andrew McCleary, Terryville, 2:43; 5. Devon Fraser, Hartford Classical pin Michael Tucker, St. Bernard, 0:32
Outstanding wrestler: Robert Butcher, Morgan
Fast fall: Jose Mendoza (Montville) 4 pins in 9:38
NOTE: Derby lost three team points and 20 points earned by Justin Parlow (145) when he was disqualified in the consolation final
NCCC Tournament
At Somers
Team results – 1. Avon 198, 2. Granby 164½, 3. Canton 135, 4. Somers 124, 5. Suffield High 83, 6. East Windsor 74, 7. Enfield 50, 8. East Granby 24, 9. Ellington 22½, 10. Stafford 16, 11. Tolland and Coventry 0
Individual results
103: Final -- Steven Carpenter (C) dec. Conner Douglas (A) 10-0; Consolation -- Seth Miller (EW) pin Jack Gallagher (Som) 4:25
112: Final -- Rob West (EW) dec Joe Tripodi (A) 4-1; Consolation -- Dan Piscottano (Som) dec. Travis Dallen (G) 13-1
119: Final -- Troy Zackary (Som) dec Youngin Lim (A) 2-1; Consolation -- John Miller (ST) dec Ben Lombardo (G) 8-1
125: Final -- Jake Miller (EW) dec. Nate Getler (C) 14-3; Consolation -- Ethan Hallenbeck (G) pin Ryan Person (A) 1:53
130: Final -- Dan Brignole (East Granby) dec Matt Silver (A) 9-2; Consolation -- Dave Chokas (Som) dec Joe Titus (EW) 5-3
135: Final -- Mike Defeo (A) dec Ryan Maglietti (C) 8-3; Consolation -- Joseph Rivera (G) dec Ryan Peterson (Enf) 11-4
145: Final -- Robert Garlick (Som) dec Josh Chambers (Enf) 1-0; Consolation -- Mike Jones (C) dec Kane Seaha (Suff) 8-7
152: Final -- Greg Smith (G) pin Alex McCabe (A) 2:19; Consolation -- Rich Jones (C) pin Chris Chapman (G JV) 3:42
160: Final -- Jared Marshall (A) dec Dan Lussier (G) 6-4; Consolation -- Jeff Bridge (Suff) dec Nate Haller (C) 11-4
171: Final -- Tim Vollaro (Som) pin Ryan Collins (G) 0:58; Consolation -- Brian Haynes (A) pin Jacob Baril (G JV) 3:39
189-: Final -- David Shelanskas (Suff) pin Matt Dahlman (G) 2:28; Consolation -- Nick Bastarache (Som) dec Bob Pearson (A) 4-2
215: Final -- Billy Bedrin (Enf) dec Sonny Portelance (A) 7-5; Consolation -- Jamal Saleh (Suff) dec Dan Perednia (G) 12-8
285-: Final -- Nick Nikolov (Som) pin Ryan Nadeau (G) 2:20; Consolation -- Zak Locke (A) dec Jamie Coates (Suff) 6-3
Outstanding wrestler: Jake Miller, East Windsor, 125
Fast fall: Tim Vollaro (SO, 171), 3 pins at 2:58
Awards: Head coach of the year: John McLaughlin, Avon; Assistant coach of the year: David Neik, Avon
Eagle Classic
At Manchester
Team results – 1. Mt. Anthony Union-Bennington, Vt., 236½, 2. Windham High 181, 3. Berlin 172½, 4. Killingly 134, 5. Woodstock Academy 121½, 6. Bristol Eastern 105, 7. Glastonbury 92, 8. Griswold 88, 9. Nonnewaug 83, 10. South Windsor 82, 11. Newington 72½, 12. Fermi 59½, 13. Plainville 52½, 14. East Windsor 47, 15. RHAM 38, 16. Canton 33½, 17. Hartford Public 27, 18. East Catholic 18, 19. Rockville 9, 20. Tolland 0
Individual results
95 pounds (unofficial): 1. Sean Sullivan, Berlin dec. Stratton, Mt. Anthony 10-5; 3. Dess, Bristol Eastern, 4. Bixby, Griswold
103: 1. R.J. LaBeef, Woodstock dec. Mike Bradley, Mt. Anthony, 18-6; 3. Steven Carpenter, Canton dec. Tom Lombardi, Killingly, 4-0
112: 1. Noah Smutnick, Woodstock dec. Zach Burke, Mt. Anthony, 13-4; 3. Rob Basile, Nonnewaug default over Matt Tanner, Plainville, five-match rule
119: 1. Jacob Shortt, Mt. Anthony dec. Brandon Thuotte, Killingly, 8-0; 3. Tony Torres, Windham dec. Billy Lynn, 3-2
125: 1. Nick Marouski, Windham tech fall Tyler Vallario, Glastonbury, 17-2; 3. Jake Miller, East Windsor default over Ryan Bisson, Berlin, five-match rule
130: 1. Tyler Banks, Griswold dec. Scott Legacy, Mt. Anthony, 6-0; 3. Andrew Blain, Windham pin Chris Solek, Belin, 3:49
135: 1. Brock Coutu, Griswold dec. Joe Sargenti, South Windsor, 11-3; 3. Kevin Moss, Berlin dec. Keegan Mulready, Nonnewaug, 6-2
140: 1. Matt Parisi, Mt. Anthony dec. James Peek, Killingly, 2-0; 3. Todd Krolikowski, Bristol Eastern dec. Michael Bove, 19-2; 5. (tie) Brandon Leach, Canton and Chris Wargo, RHAM
103-Steven Carpenter (C) pin Mike Pokorny (BC) 0:49
112-Ryan Carbonell (BC) tech fall Matt Grishivich (C) 15-0 (2:08)
119-Nick Cyr (BC) dec Mike Rossley (C) 6-1
125-Nate Getler (C) dec Colin Lombardi 6-1
130-Alex Libby (BC) pin Forest Haller 1:21
135-Drew Darley (BC) forfeit
140-Seth Vose (BC) tech fall Ryan Maglietti 16-0, 5:29
Record: Canton 12-16
Ground Hog Duals
At South Windsor
Pool A
Bristol Central 42, Simsbury 34
Bristol Central 38, South Windsor 26
South Windsor 49, Simsbury 30
Pool B
Mt. Anthony, Vt. ‘B’ 35, Plainville 33
Mt. Anthony, Vt. ‘B’ 40, East Catholic 39
Plainville 42, East Catholic 36
Pool C
Canton 55, Portland 24
Canton 54, Stafford 16
Canton 54, Lyman Memorial 30
Portland 47, Stafford 27
Portland 42, Lyman Memorial 30
Lyman Memorial 42, Stafford 12
Championship rounds
Bristol Central 69, Mt. Anthony, Vt. ‘B’ 6
Bristol Central 49, Canton 25
South Windsor 69, Mt. Anthony, Vt. ‘B’ 6
South Windsor vs. Plainville
Simsbury 72, Portland 10
Simsbury 55, Plainville 15
East Catholic 66, Portland 18
East Catholic 64, Stafford 6
Final results – 1. Bristol Central 4-0, 2. South Windsor 3-1, 3. Simsbury 2-2, 4. Mt. Anthony, Vt. B 2-2, 5. Canton 3-1, 6. Plainville 1-3. Final results based on strength of schedule in the tournament.
Canton 60, East Windsor 12
At East Windsor
130: Forest Haller (C) pin Kyle Michaud 3:10
135: Ryan Maglietti (C) pin Joe Titus 5:31
140: Double forfeit
145: Mike Jones (C) pin Cody Koehler 2:52
152: Brandon Leach (C) forfeit
160: Rich Jones (C) forfeit
171: Dana Nappi (C) forfeit
189: Nate Scott (C) forfeit
215: Brian Dunn (C) forfeit
285: Double forfeitT
103: Steven Carpenter (C) pin Seth Miller 4:45
112: Rob West (EW) pin Matt Grishivich 0:49
119: Mike Rossley (C) forfeit
125: Jake Miller (EW) forfeit
Record: Canton 9-15, 3-3 NCCC
New Milford 63, Canton 6
At Rockville
140: Dan Glahane (NM) pin Brandon Leach 3:23
145-Tim Bradie (NM) dec Mike Jones (C) 8-3
152-Mike Bellagamba (NM) pin Dana Nappi 4:31
160-Steve Owens (NM) dec Rich Jones (C) 6-4
171-Cody Griswald (NM) pin Nate Scott 1:10
189-Zack Olstead (C) pin Brian Richman 1:03
215-Adam Lynch (NM) forfeit
285-Austin Freeman (NM) forfeit
103-Nick Amorando (NM) dec Steven Carpenter (C) 6-5
112-Anthony Amorando (NM) pin Matt Grishivich (C) 1:00
119-Andrew Gordan (NM) forfeit
125-Clint Monroe (NM) dec Mike Rossley 8-2
130-Edin Mesanovic (NM) dec Nate Getler 6-5
135-Luke Andrade (NM) pin Forest Haller 0:46
Other results
171-Scott Wolf (Shepaug) pin Zack Olstead 0:18
Record: Canton 6-14
Canton 47, Rockville 33
At Rockville
145-Mike Jones (C) pin Chris Castingway 4:30
152-Dana Nappi (C) pin Corey Senemella 2:25
160-Rich Jones (C) pin Sean Holden (RV) 0:33
171-Luke Olk (RV) pin Zack Olstead (C) 0:51
189-Nate Scott (C) forfeit
215-Jamie Carter (RV) forfeit
285-Brian Dunn (C) forfeit
103-Steven Carpenter (C) tech fall Mitch Karr (RV) 15-0 (2:20)
112-Mike Lavoie (RV) pin Matt Grishivich 3:32
119-Julio Amiaz (RV) forfeit
125-Nate Getler (C) pin Matt Karr (RV) 3:33
130-Bryan Castingway (RV) dec Mike Rossley (C) 13-6
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