Individual Rankings
CLASS AAA
106–1. Vincenzo Joseph (Pittsburgh CC) 30-4; 2. Ricky Cavallo (Hempfield) 26-2; 3. A.C. Headlee (Waynesburg) 36-1; 4. Austin Caldwell (Greensburg Salem) 28-10; 5. Brendon Price (Canon-McMillan) 27-6
113–1. Mike Kemerer (Franklin Regional) 22-0; 2. Dalton Macri (Canon-McMillan) 29-1; 3. Sam Krivus (Hempfield) 28-3; 4. Dom Forys (North Allegheny) 25-2; 5. Nathan Russo (Belle Vernon) 18-3
120–1. Connor Schram (Canon-McMillan) 7-0; 2. Tyler Smith (Franklin Regional) 21-1; 3. Willie Bohince (Penn Trafford) 21-6; 4. Tyler Walker (North Hills) 30-1; 5. Tyler Buckiso (Peters Township) 22-4
126–1. Josh Maruca (Franklin Regional) 19-4; 2. Colt Shorts (Canon-McMillan) 30-2; 3. Luke Palamides (Peters Township) 20-5; 4. Luke Etzel (Elizabeth Forward) 13-2; 5. Drew Walker (North Hills) 26-4.
132–1. Mackenzie McGuire (Upper St. Clair) 23-3; 2. Josh Shields (Franklin Regional) 21-3; 3. Ethan Kenny (Connellsville) 28-4; 4. Derrick Evanovich (Peters Township) 23-4; 5. Jesse Rodgers (North Allegheny) 28-4;
138–1. Cole Landowski (Kiski) 21-2; 2. Ethan Howard (Chartiers Valley) 11-2; 3. John Marotto (Plum) 16-2; 4. Zach Long (Indiana) 16-2; 5. Erik Rayman (Norwin) 15-4
145–1. Solomon Chishko (Canon-McMillan) 30-0; 2. Ty Lydic (Latrobe) 25-2; 3. Heath Coles (Norwin) 17-4; 4. Tanner Wiltrout (Connellsville) 25-5; 5. Alex Powell (Ringgold) 25-3
152–1. Tyler Manion (Pittsburgh CC) 32-6; 2. Dario Dobbin (Canon-McMillan) 26-7; 3. Zach Voytek (Greensburg Salem) 29-3; 4. John Kyriacopoulos (Upper St. Clair) 18-4; 5. Dakota Collins (Butler) 20-4;
160–1. Zack Zavatski (Latrobe) 25-2; 2. Marco Crivelli (Hopewell) 34-2; 3. Austin Wilding (Upper St. Clair) 24-4; 4. Jake Wisener (Ringgold) 23-2; 5. Zach Weight (Belle Vernon) 21-3
170–1. Cody Wiercioch (Canon-McMillan) 30-0; 2. Anthony Cable (Greensburg Salem) 23-5; 3. Alex DeCiantis (North Alleghney) 22-4; 4. Derrick Zavatsky (Latrobe) 19-6; 5. Zach Musco (Kiski) 27-5
182–1. Matt McCutcheon (Kiski) 28-1; 2. Jarred Lux (North Allegheny) 26-0; 3. Kyle Spangler (Hempfield) 25-4; 4. Anthony Brooks (Fox Chapel) 18-2; 5. Adam Nickelson (Belle Vernon) 19-3
195–1. Perry Hills (Pittsburgh CC) 24-0; 2. Jacob Hart (Hampton) 22-2; 3. Scott Mohring (Latrobe) 22-4; 4. Zach Smith (North Allegheny); 5. Ian Binotto (Canon-Mcmillan) 20-4
220–1. Alex Campbell (Canon-McMillan) 28-2; 2. Tanner Hahn (Greensburg Salem) 31-3; 3. Shane Kuhn (Kiski) 27-2; 4. Ben Balish (Pine-Richland) 20-2; 5. Nick Yaroszewski, (Hampton) 21-3
Hvy–1. Cody Klempay (Canon-McMillan) 27-1; 2. Luke Fleck (Franklin Regional) 22-5; 3. Dean Lusk (Ringgold) 16-2; 4. Noah Schulman (Hampton) 25-3; 5. Nate Spinetti (Uniontown) 17-4
CLASS AA
106–1. Austin Griffth (Southmoreland) 20-2; 2. Brendan Howard (Jefferson-Morgan) 24-3; 3. Austin McDermitt (Burgettstown) 20-4
113–1. John Demaske (Jefferson-Morgan) 20-0; 2. Zach Swarrow (Beth-Center) 17-4; 3. Seth Carr (South Fayette) 12-2
120–1. Jason Nolf (Kittanning) 27-0; 2. Nathan Reckner (SS Beaver) 27-4; 3. Jason Miller (Jefferson-Morgan) 22-4
126–1. Jimmy Gulibon (Derry) 12-1; 2. Aaron Toth (Charleroi) 20-0; 3. Vince Vahaly (Bentworth) 24-2
132–1. Josh Kwasny (Charleroi) 22-2; 2. Nick Zanetta (Keystone Oaks) 20-1; 3. Shane Gentry (SS Beaver) 28-5
138–1. Nick Gavazzi (Charleroi) 21-1; 2. Shane King (Laurel) 24-4; 3. George Rogers (Washington) 18-4
145–1. Boe Bonzo (Freedom) 22-1; 2. Tanner Sutton (Chartiers-Houston) 15-0; 3. Grant Fetchet (South Fayette) 15-7
152–1. Francis Mizia (Bentworth) 23-1; 2 Troy Braddock (Blackhawk) 22-2; 3. Conner Payne (SS Beaver) 19-8
160–1. Mike Fetchet (South Fayette) 17-4; 2. Brandon Lesko (Jefferson-Morgan) 20-10; 3. Wade Durbin (West Greene) 18-5
170–1. Dustin Conti (Jefferson-Morgan) 25-0; 2. Garrett Vulcano (Chartiers-Houston) 29-3; 3. Zeke Stroupe (Freedom) 21-2
182–1. Dakota DesLauriers (Burrell) 27-0; 2. Dakota Datz (Southmoreland) 15-5; 3. Joe Phillips (Jefferson-Morgan) 17-7
195-1. Jordan Kitta (Southmoreland) 19-1; 2. Jake Temple (Avella) 19-2; 3. Tanner Garry (Fort Cherry) 11-1
220–1. Greg Kumer (Fort Cherry) 18-1; 2. Kyle Gray (Mapletown) 15-3; 3. Jon Long (Mt. Pleasant) 20-4
Hvy–1. Corey Garry (Fort Cherry) 19-1; 2. Nate Grandelis (Chartiers-Houston) 23-7; 3. Brian Rush (Jefferson-Morgan) 20-10
106–1. Vincenzo Joseph (Pittsburgh CC) 30-4; 2. Ricky Cavallo (Hempfield) 26-2; 3. A.C. Headlee (Waynesburg) 36-1; 4. Austin Caldwell (Greensburg Salem) 28-10; 5. Brendon Price (Canon-McMillan) 27-6
113–1. Mike Kemerer (Franklin Regional) 22-0; 2. Dalton Macri (Canon-McMillan) 29-1; 3. Sam Krivus (Hempfield) 28-3; 4. Dom Forys (North Allegheny) 25-2; 5. Nathan Russo (Belle Vernon) 18-3
120–1. Connor Schram (Canon-McMillan) 7-0; 2. Tyler Smith (Franklin Regional) 21-1; 3. Willie Bohince (Penn Trafford) 21-6; 4. Tyler Walker (North Hills) 30-1; 5. Tyler Buckiso (Peters Township) 22-4
126–1. Josh Maruca (Franklin Regional) 19-4; 2. Colt Shorts (Canon-McMillan) 30-2; 3. Luke Palamides (Peters Township) 20-5; 4. Luke Etzel (Elizabeth Forward) 13-2; 5. Drew Walker (North Hills) 26-4.
132–1. Mackenzie McGuire (Upper St. Clair) 23-3; 2. Josh Shields (Franklin Regional) 21-3; 3. Ethan Kenny (Connellsville) 28-4; 4. Derrick Evanovich (Peters Township) 23-4; 5. Jesse Rodgers (North Allegheny) 28-4;
138–1. Cole Landowski (Kiski) 21-2; 2. Ethan Howard (Chartiers Valley) 11-2; 3. John Marotto (Plum) 16-2; 4. Zach Long (Indiana) 16-2; 5. Erik Rayman (Norwin) 15-4
145–1. Solomon Chishko (Canon-McMillan) 30-0; 2. Ty Lydic (Latrobe) 25-2; 3. Heath Coles (Norwin) 17-4; 4. Tanner Wiltrout (Connellsville) 25-5; 5. Alex Powell (Ringgold) 25-3
152–1. Tyler Manion (Pittsburgh CC) 32-6; 2. Dario Dobbin (Canon-McMillan) 26-7; 3. Zach Voytek (Greensburg Salem) 29-3; 4. John Kyriacopoulos (Upper St. Clair) 18-4; 5. Dakota Collins (Butler) 20-4;
160–1. Zack Zavatski (Latrobe) 25-2; 2. Marco Crivelli (Hopewell) 34-2; 3. Austin Wilding (Upper St. Clair) 24-4; 4. Jake Wisener (Ringgold) 23-2; 5. Zach Weight (Belle Vernon) 21-3
170–1. Cody Wiercioch (Canon-McMillan) 30-0; 2. Anthony Cable (Greensburg Salem) 23-5; 3. Alex DeCiantis (North Alleghney) 22-4; 4. Derrick Zavatsky (Latrobe) 19-6; 5. Zach Musco (Kiski) 27-5
182–1. Matt McCutcheon (Kiski) 28-1; 2. Jarred Lux (North Allegheny) 26-0; 3. Kyle Spangler (Hempfield) 25-4; 4. Anthony Brooks (Fox Chapel) 18-2; 5. Adam Nickelson (Belle Vernon) 19-3
195–1. Perry Hills (Pittsburgh CC) 24-0; 2. Jacob Hart (Hampton) 22-2; 3. Scott Mohring (Latrobe) 22-4; 4. Zach Smith (North Allegheny); 5. Ian Binotto (Canon-Mcmillan) 20-4
220–1. Alex Campbell (Canon-McMillan) 28-2; 2. Tanner Hahn (Greensburg Salem) 31-3; 3. Shane Kuhn (Kiski) 27-2; 4. Ben Balish (Pine-Richland) 20-2; 5. Nick Yaroszewski, (Hampton) 21-3
Hvy–1. Cody Klempay (Canon-McMillan) 27-1; 2. Luke Fleck (Franklin Regional) 22-5; 3. Dean Lusk (Ringgold) 16-2; 4. Noah Schulman (Hampton) 25-3; 5. Nate Spinetti (Uniontown) 17-4
CLASS AA
106–1. Austin Griffth (Southmoreland) 20-2; 2. Brendan Howard (Jefferson-Morgan) 24-3; 3. Austin McDermitt (Burgettstown) 20-4
113–1. John Demaske (Jefferson-Morgan) 20-0; 2. Zach Swarrow (Beth-Center) 17-4; 3. Seth Carr (South Fayette) 12-2
120–1. Jason Nolf (Kittanning) 27-0; 2. Nathan Reckner (SS Beaver) 27-4; 3. Jason Miller (Jefferson-Morgan) 22-4
126–1. Jimmy Gulibon (Derry) 12-1; 2. Aaron Toth (Charleroi) 20-0; 3. Vince Vahaly (Bentworth) 24-2
132–1. Josh Kwasny (Charleroi) 22-2; 2. Nick Zanetta (Keystone Oaks) 20-1; 3. Shane Gentry (SS Beaver) 28-5
138–1. Nick Gavazzi (Charleroi) 21-1; 2. Shane King (Laurel) 24-4; 3. George Rogers (Washington) 18-4
145–1. Boe Bonzo (Freedom) 22-1; 2. Tanner Sutton (Chartiers-Houston) 15-0; 3. Grant Fetchet (South Fayette) 15-7
152–1. Francis Mizia (Bentworth) 23-1; 2 Troy Braddock (Blackhawk) 22-2; 3. Conner Payne (SS Beaver) 19-8
160–1. Mike Fetchet (South Fayette) 17-4; 2. Brandon Lesko (Jefferson-Morgan) 20-10; 3. Wade Durbin (West Greene) 18-5
170–1. Dustin Conti (Jefferson-Morgan) 25-0; 2. Garrett Vulcano (Chartiers-Houston) 29-3; 3. Zeke Stroupe (Freedom) 21-2
182–1. Dakota DesLauriers (Burrell) 27-0; 2. Dakota Datz (Southmoreland) 15-5; 3. Joe Phillips (Jefferson-Morgan) 17-7
195-1. Jordan Kitta (Southmoreland) 19-1; 2. Jake Temple (Avella) 19-2; 3. Tanner Garry (Fort Cherry) 11-1
220–1. Greg Kumer (Fort Cherry) 18-1; 2. Kyle Gray (Mapletown) 15-3; 3. Jon Long (Mt. Pleasant) 20-4
Hvy–1. Corey Garry (Fort Cherry) 19-1; 2. Nate Grandelis (Chartiers-Houston) 23-7; 3. Brian Rush (Jefferson-Morgan) 20-10
posted by Joe Tuscano at
2:55 PM
63 Comments:
Hey Joe where do you come up with these rankings? I see they don't go off record. What do they go off of?
There are a number of things I take into account besides record. I try to see as many wrestlers as I can for the eye test. I talk with others to get opinions on wrestlers I don't see and I look at the type of competition they wrestle. My opinion plays into it too. It's subjective but that's why they are called the O-R's rankings.
One final note. Usually I use Friday as the cutoff so sometimes a wrestler might beat someone Monday but it won't be reflected until the next rankings.
Hey Joe:
I thought Sutton beat Bonzo head to head, but you still have Bonzo #1?? Any reason????
Joe "copy and pastes" his rankings from the Post Gazette...Come on Joe. We expect better.
You're right. I missed that and will change it next week.
I don't copy and paste from the PG. But there are always going to be similar rankings at this point of the season because wrestlers have separated themselves from the pack. Want me to rank Gulibon second just to be different?
who did gulibon lose to?
Joe, FYI - At 120 AAA, Penn-Trafford's Willie Bohince is out for the rest of the season with a knee injury.
Gulibon lost by fall to Dean Heil, from Ohio's St. Edward's HS, in the final at Ironaman.
Yea but he was winning forcefully before he got caught.
Chishko and Dobbon have dropped, Ethen Howard has a broken hand. Zach Long at 138? Who has he beat? Other then that, they look great Joe.
All of Chishko's matches have been recorded at 145 and Dobbin's at 152on the NWCA page. I'll check it out. As for Bohince, I normally leave a wrestler in for one week at least after an injury because I have seen some miraculous recoveries.
BTW, Gulibon is expected back for sectionals.
Hey Joe how come your name is in blue in some post and black in others. I thought the ones in black were an imposter.
Seems it depends on what computer I am posting from. Not really sure. But it is me. I would remove any fake posts.
At 160 Ringgold's Wisener beat USC's Wilding on Monday night at the team tournament pigtail match.
I know. I use Friday as cutoff for rankings. That will show up in next week's rankings.
FYI-Demaske has dropped to 106.
Thanks for the explanation. There are a lot of imposters on here. I'm having to take everything with a grain of salt.
cm will send a minimium of 10 wrestlers to state. with a great chance of 5 champs
2. Ricky Cavallo (Hempfield) 26-2; 3. A.C. Headlee (Waynesburg) 36-1
how does that make sense, The kid is 36-1 and third, kid has the best record in the Wpial at 106. Vinchenzo did win powerade he is tough, but Ac can deff win the wpial
What is the status of Gulibon knee?
I hope he wins so he gets the shirt back...
106 Price#5 canon Mac over Cavallo#2 in overtime in the team quarters was definately worth the price of admission.Gutsy performance by Price.
The kid won't disappoint. He is on fire this year. That old t-shirt, however, is long gone. Some people say the refund was pocketed for an Armando's red top and the best fish sammich' in the valley in late March 2011.
What is the status of Ethan Howards's hand? Is he going to be wrestling in the Team tournament?
theopenmat now ranks cm 4th in nation.
Who is cm...Why even talk about national rankings. The whole country witnessed a true national powerhouse at Powerade. Blair Academy a.k.a. "cm's Daddy". Please do not waste our collective time discussing "cm's" national prowess.
CM will have 2 state champs only and both of them are transfers. Schramm has a chance but very hard to do without wrestling during the season. Of course anything can happen and everyone has a shot. The real question is can they win the state team tournament head to head? It would be a shame to be ranked #4 in the nation and not be able to win your state. Hopefully they can get it done this year mainly so I can stop hearing about it
3:40AM
You need sleep your cranky. Dont like hearing about CM, dont come on the blog.
I heard a good one at the Powerade tourny What do you get when you mix any other 2 school colors?
Blue@Gold
So sorry, I misunderstood the intent of this blog based on the title "mat matters". If appropriately titled, "canon mcmillan wrestling" you wouldn't get undesirable input on the rest of the teams and competitiors along with the occasional,god forbid, negative remark about CM. Its a shame the blog is dominated by some parents living through the sweat of their kids who wrestle, especially those who claim to understand so much when never having dedicated what it takes to be a wrestlers. It so simply to stand on the edge of mat and think you understand. joe, you've lost a lot of good poeple in this blog but you still have your blue and gold.
JOhn K Tener - Chicken strips and a drink are pricey, maybe the shirt refund was to cover a "hard-watched" match
Poweraid was a thing of beauty...Vulcano silenced the CM rubes by inviting Blair Academy. I'm sure he was tired of hearing how CM would win it all this year, when they couldn't even muster a team victory at Tri-County. Is is true the Blair Academy coach made Chris Mary publicly apologize then take a 5-Minute timeout in the corner of the gymnasium in front of the already stunned CM faithful for not having his team better prepared?
hey you! no bad-mouthing CM fans, wrestlers, parents, or Chris Mary on here; Joe will promptly delete any negative comments to the blog's home team.
cm is ranked 7 not 4
Pray tell, I heard it a little differently. It is my understanding that Mr. Mary and the Blair Academy coach had a gentleman's agreement at dusk on that fateful day. Mr. Mary must divert his eyes and bow his head when passing a Blair Academy coach, wrestler, or fan, as looking directly into their eyes would be a sign of deep disrespect as this point.
I would rather be good than bitter. You keep being bitter my boy and his teammates will continue to be number one!
maybe next year mr volcano will allow walk ons or at large entries to enter powerade so some of the schools with 1 or 2 mediocre wrestlers can benefit from great competition. ( sure the janitors could use the help determining which lights are burnt out in the gymnasium) the end of season we will all unite in hershey and cheer all the young men onto victory no matter who they represent!
Any truth to the rumor that CM is now going to concentrate on 2 sport recruits to help the ailing (Home grown) football team?
Hey Joe, Where do you come up with some of these rankings? Funny how the Post Gazette and Tribune Review have wrestlers ranked that are no where in yours! Get off the wrestlers you seem to concentrate so much on. There are alot of really good wrestlers from other teams. A lot of them deserve more credit then some of the CM wrestlers you have ranked!
No doubt Canon-Mac has an exceptional team, but...
"#1" Delusional...
Not Powerade...
(Except for lifelong Charleroi resident, Wiercioch)
Not Tri-County...
(2nd and 3rd at best recently)
In the nation, #7.
#1 in recruiting to assure one of only two champions at Powerade.
Your #1 Wrestler was #1 at Charleroi, too. He is good regardless of Canon-Mac. Just remember you were his #2 choice...As reported by Tuscano, the family wanted Chartiers-Houston first.
"Success is uncommon, therefore not to be enjoyed by the common man."
CM should recruit a 132lb kid if they wanna be a Powerhouse!
As for Chris Mary saying "...my job as a head coach is to coach the entire team. " from the Tribune (2-2-12) ......Are you kidding me? Come on man! Chris and his puppet assistant play the politics game! If your not in the kiss butt click your kid suffers! It is a shame and so obvious! Wake up people!
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# 5 intermat rankings and #4 on the open mat rankings. man must really burn all you cm bashers up
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Our 132 just fine and has plenty of talent. How's yours?
Why is chisko dropping to 138 for states? Hes got 145 in the bag.
who is he trying to avoid? Minotti is not that good once he gets to 3rd period with strong opponents (sheptock, berard).he totally weakens and gasses. lydic is not making fireworks eithr.
Maybe he is not trying to avoid anyone, maybe he's trying to face someone. Just saying
132lb Patrick Dugan should move here! CM would be a powerhouse!
How about trinity's rob west? What weight does he wrestle.
I could see west in blue and gold he would certainly enjoy his time more
chisko would beat everyone from 138-152 he is real deal
so that leaves 145 pretty wide open maybe somebody should move up. that would be different
if you saw the Chisko Vs Cimato match at Powerade, 145 is not in the bag. That could of been called two on the edge of the mat. Final score 3-2.
I don't see Chishko beaing Minotti
Sonds like a lot of envious people on here . What a shame to have such petty little lives. You can bet if it were their team it would be all giggles all the time . Cry me a river phonies and walk around mad all day , I love it !!GO C.M . all the way baby!!!!!!
so you think cimato has a chance to win it?
chisko would beat minnotti and cimato evertime they shake hands. he also dropped to 138 to make the team stronger,it is a team sport remember.
its not a team sport when they individually go to states. Chisko should be where he feels the strongest. And thats 145. Minotti gasses bad 3rd period and hasnt wrestled anybody to prove himself yet this year. And the couple bigger names he beat were by one or two points.
Hey Joe, John Demaske has one lose
Caleb Bordner Tri-valley 5-4 at 106
bedford
when u say u copy n paste from the postgazette do u mean u do rankings for both papers?
Little do you know chisko has never weighed 145 all year he could have wrestled 138 pretty much all season thats what a kid does to make a team better in team matches and also he let his friend come down to 145 to have a better shot at placing in states because that's what friends do he wins at 138 or 145 it doesn't matter
Chisko will win a state title . He will win 3 . He is that good ..!!
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