Wrestling Classic results
Wrestling
Pittsburgh Wrestling Classic
at Pitt’s Fitzgerald Field House
USA–30 Pennsylvania–13
112–Ryan Finch, Safford, ariz., dec. Michael Rhone, Benton, 8-5
119–Ty Mitch, Aurora, Ohio dec. Anthony Marino, Liberty, 12-11
125–Logan Steiber, Monroeville, Ohio dec. Mitchell Port, Bellefonte 11-5
130–Jamie Clark, St. Edward’s, Ohio dec. Joe Spisak, Boiling Springs, 3-1
135–Josh Dziewa, Council Rock South, dec. Ryan Nieman, Bullock Creek, Mich., 14-5
140–Nick Visicaro, Blair Academy, N.J., dec. Josh Kindig, Blue Mountain, 6-2
145–Andrew Alton, Central Mountain, dec. Joe Cozart, Brandon, Fla., 9-4
152–Jackson Morse, Lowell, Mich., dec. Dylan Alton, Central Mountain, 7-6
160–Marshall Peppelman, Central Dauphin, dec. Nick Sulzer, St. Edward’s Ohio 1-0
171–Nick Viscaro, Long Branch, N.J., dec. Matthew Cunningham, SS Academy 10-5
189–Mike Evans, Blair Academy, N.J., dec. Jamie Callender, Council Rock North, 8-5
215–Spencer Myers, Selinsgrove, dec. Trevor Rupp, Pocatello, Idaho, 3-1
Hvy–Bob Telford, St. Marks, Del., pinned Evan Crain, Abbington Heights 3:38
USA OW – Villalonga
Pa. OW – Dziewa
New York–26 WPIAL–21
112 –Ryan Bohince, Penn Trafford dec. Brandon Ling, Penfield 9-7
119 –Damon Mcqueen, Huntington, dec. Alex Dunaway, McGuffey 6-1
125–Nick Arujau, Syosett tech. fall over Carson Brooks, Fox Chapel, 19-0
130–Frank Martellotti, SS Academy dec. Taylor Laraia, Newburgh Free Academy 10-3
135–Cody Ruggirelle, Valley Central pinned Colton Blumer, West Greene 3:52
140–Sam Lombardo, Canon-McMillan, dec. C.J. Howard, Pittston 10-8
145–Andy Candiello, North Allegheny dec. Andy Rodriguez, Central Islip 4-3 TB
152–Giuseppi Lanzi, Amsterdam dec. Zach Shannon, Kiski 2-1
160–Troy Reaghard, West Allegheny dec. Ryan Fox, Huntington 2-1
171–Tyler Wilps, Chartiers Valley dec. John Glennon, Penfield 2-1
189–Eric Shaffer, Latrobe dec. Brandon Contreras, Penfield 6-5
215–Kyle Colling, Pioneer tech. fall over Brandon Fedorka, Hopewell 19-3
Hvy–Lance Moore, Johnson City, dec. Adam Lazenga, Bethel Park 13-3
New York OW – Ruggirello
WPIAL OW – Candiello
Pittsburgh Wrestling Classic
at Pitt’s Fitzgerald Field House
USA–30 Pennsylvania–13
112–Ryan Finch, Safford, ariz., dec. Michael Rhone, Benton, 8-5
119–Ty Mitch, Aurora, Ohio dec. Anthony Marino, Liberty, 12-11
125–Logan Steiber, Monroeville, Ohio dec. Mitchell Port, Bellefonte 11-5
130–Jamie Clark, St. Edward’s, Ohio dec. Joe Spisak, Boiling Springs, 3-1
135–Josh Dziewa, Council Rock South, dec. Ryan Nieman, Bullock Creek, Mich., 14-5
140–Nick Visicaro, Blair Academy, N.J., dec. Josh Kindig, Blue Mountain, 6-2
145–Andrew Alton, Central Mountain, dec. Joe Cozart, Brandon, Fla., 9-4
152–Jackson Morse, Lowell, Mich., dec. Dylan Alton, Central Mountain, 7-6
160–Marshall Peppelman, Central Dauphin, dec. Nick Sulzer, St. Edward’s Ohio 1-0
171–Nick Viscaro, Long Branch, N.J., dec. Matthew Cunningham, SS Academy 10-5
189–Mike Evans, Blair Academy, N.J., dec. Jamie Callender, Council Rock North, 8-5
215–Spencer Myers, Selinsgrove, dec. Trevor Rupp, Pocatello, Idaho, 3-1
Hvy–Bob Telford, St. Marks, Del., pinned Evan Crain, Abbington Heights 3:38
USA OW – Villalonga
Pa. OW – Dziewa
New York–26 WPIAL–21
112 –Ryan Bohince, Penn Trafford dec. Brandon Ling, Penfield 9-7
119 –Damon Mcqueen, Huntington, dec. Alex Dunaway, McGuffey 6-1
125–Nick Arujau, Syosett tech. fall over Carson Brooks, Fox Chapel, 19-0
130–Frank Martellotti, SS Academy dec. Taylor Laraia, Newburgh Free Academy 10-3
135–Cody Ruggirelle, Valley Central pinned Colton Blumer, West Greene 3:52
140–Sam Lombardo, Canon-McMillan, dec. C.J. Howard, Pittston 10-8
145–Andy Candiello, North Allegheny dec. Andy Rodriguez, Central Islip 4-3 TB
152–Giuseppi Lanzi, Amsterdam dec. Zach Shannon, Kiski 2-1
160–Troy Reaghard, West Allegheny dec. Ryan Fox, Huntington 2-1
171–Tyler Wilps, Chartiers Valley dec. John Glennon, Penfield 2-1
189–Eric Shaffer, Latrobe dec. Brandon Contreras, Penfield 6-5
215–Kyle Colling, Pioneer tech. fall over Brandon Fedorka, Hopewell 19-3
Hvy–Lance Moore, Johnson City, dec. Adam Lazenga, Bethel Park 13-3
New York OW – Ruggirello
WPIAL OW – Candiello
posted by Joe Tuscano at
10:27 PM
11 Comments:
I would likt to be the first to say friends and I noticed and were talking about the conditioning of the PA team. It seemed as if the classic was held to soon after the Pa state championships....the state tournament is a BATTLE and takes a toll on these young athletes. It seemed the PA wrestlers were fatigued and worn out. I dont want to take anything away from the US team. I mean they are the US team, but you dont see wrestlers of the PA teams caliber fatigue at the end of the match ever...the kids need a longer break to recover after the state championships
Yes we noticed this also. To soon, my son doesn't want to step on a mat until the 1st of April.
wow did evan craig looked awful,was AAA heavyweight that weak the last four years. I think that Cael Sanderson also saw the same thing and that's why he didn't recruit him. Big, fat and slow, with zero muscle tone in his body. and how about Lazenga getting pounded on by a wrestler who was AA until this year. ( moved to NY to win a state title)
no i think that evan craigs performance had alot to do with being worn out as well. Craig wrestles year round and wrestles that quality of kids all the time and wrestles much better...and AAA heavyweight has not been that weak. he has beaten quality wrestlers over his year as a two time state champ...and also in the off season. he is ranked very high nationally and for a reason.
i posted the previous post and would like to add that craigs physique is not very impressive and does not seem to move well...he is a good high school wrestler but may not have the skill set or ability to be succesful at the next level which i think is prob why sanderson did not recruit him
just because a kid wins states doesn't necassarily mean major DI schools will give them a scholarship.
exactly!!!!!!!
Well craigs image has alot to be desired when it comes to being picked by a major D1 school and the wrestlers he has gone with. Grades one would have to think, he does not work on conditioning, obvious and weights other than picking up another clean plate at the all you can eat buffet, looks to be about it...So why work hard in school.
I just watched the DD for the first time on video, OMG does Craig look bad. I think the 215 pound weight class helped him out over the years. Most of the faster more athletic upper weights in the past would have crushed him, they would have been to quick and explosive for him. These wrestlers now wrestle 215 instead of 285. He will disapoint in college.
The only one who looked worse than Evan Craig was Colton Blumer. What was he doing on the team? That's the best the wpial can produce, they should have dropped a 140 pounder down a weight. That performance was sad to watch.
craig looked bad but dont diss heavyweight...dont forget lazenga from BP beath gaffney from connelsville in a dual meet gaffney won states last year....craig pinned lazenga...
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