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1W IIEESEISr.rr pholographllr SECTION THREE wrestling champions whO wift compete In the state tournament this weekend; kneehng: John Tyler, Teny Showalter, Mlke_JamiSon, Stan DaWiey,Chris lynch. Second row: Ched Sheldon, Jeff LaFJamm, Kareeb Howard, Brian Buckingham. Th1rd row: Paul Lyman, Seamus Lyman, Todd Webb, Percy Clarke and Jamee Call.

Watertown's Lyman pins hope on state title By Marcus Hayes Contributmg Wnter

The Sect1on Three team should do well at tins weekend's New York State h1gh school tournament, takmg a defending state champ10n and a bevy of tough young wrestlers mto the Onondaga County War Memonal

Watertown's Seamus Lyman returns as a semor to try to capture another state crown to match the t1tle he won last year m the !55-pound we1ght class. Lyman grew m the past year. though, and moved up to the 167-pound class. H1s coach, Herb Van Houten, doesn't thmk the move should hamper Lyman's b1d for a second state t1tle.

"Seamus should wm 1t," sa1d Van Hou­(en "He's more comfortable at 167. and he'll probabl) wrestle at that we1ght m college

"He'll do well until the semifinals the other k1ds are always tough when you get to that stage of the tournal!'ent," Van Houten sa1d.

Lyman IS a iour-t1me SectiOn Three champiOn, wmnmg !Jtleo; at 138. 145, 155. and 167 pounds H1s sophomore year m the 145-pound class, Lyman took second place m the state tournament

Tak>ng over the tasK of represcntmg the 155-pound class for Sect10n Three 1s Lyman's brother, Paul. The baby-faced JUmor narrowly won at last week's sec­tional tournament, escapmg from South Jefferson wrestler Ke1th Sullivan's con­trol poSition With two seconds rcmammg The move earned Paul the one pomt he needed to wm the match, 10-9 But. accordml! to Van Houten, he should

never have been in- that pos1t1on. "You never know 1f Paul's gomg to

show up to wrestle. W1th h1m 1t's up here," 5318 Van Houten, pomtmg to Ius head, "and that's the Paull worry about

"It's his mental attitude," contmued Van Houten. "One fifty-five doesn't-look tike a very strong class this year, and 1f he shows up to wrestle, I thmk he can Win it"

M1ke Conners of Fulton, one of the

WJUilftG Sect1on Three team coaches, knows Ius team's stengths and weaknesses

"We could wm 1t," S3ld Conners of the Section Three team's chances "We have a m1xture, w1th veterans hke (Seamus) Lyman and some tough young guys ...

Also returnmg to the state tournament are Chad Sheldon, a 126-pounder from Fulton. and Jeff LaFlamme of South Jef­ferson at 132 pounds

The wrestlers gomg to the state tour­nament for the first time are not Without postseason expenence, Conners sa1d.

"Most of these k1ds wrestle at the EmpJTe State Games m the summer," sa1d Conners

Empue State Games 105-pound cham­piOn M1ke Jam1son looks to take the exper1ence gained at last summer's Games onto the mat w1th h1m Fnday And Jam1son ISn't gomg mto the meet JUSt to make an appearance

"I really thmk I can wm," sa1d the bub­hi) Fowler student "I got a tough draw m Dave H1rsch from Scct10n I. but 1f I can get past h1m I should w•n 11 all"

If Jam1son docs take the 105-pound

t1tle or 1f Fowler teammate Kareeb Howard Wins the 138-pound class, 11 would mean the first black state cham­pwn ever from Sectwn Three.

lnd1an R1ver wrestler Jamee Call 1s glad to be gomg to the state tournament as well. Call, an unseeded 25C•pounder at last week's secuonals, soundly defeated top seed Jackson Wh1te of Momsvllle­Eaton m the champwnsh1p match, 14-9

If the current trend continues, sa1d for­mer BaldWJnsv>lle wrestlmg coach Leo Johnson, Front1er League schoois Will con!Jnue to produce e>.ce!lent wresUers like Call Johnson coached the dommant Baldwinsville wrestling program to fiVe Sect10n Three champwnsh1ps m the 1970s and 1980s, but he's not1cmg a shift of sectiOnal power to the North.

"The sport has bee~ stead1ly growmg m the Fronller L<!ague We used to be dommant" S3ldJohnson of the Onondaga League, "but now they're commg on I don't know what's gomg on. to tell you the truth"

What's gomg on IS that SIX wreo;tlers from North country w;!l take the mats donnmg Sect1on Three blue-and-gold smglets Fr1day afternoon. Bes1deo; Call and the Lyman brothers, lnd1an R1ver 1W-pounder Chm Lynch, 132-pound LaFlamme from South Jefferson, and Bnan Buckmgham, the 145-pound wres­tler from Beaver R1ver, complete the SectiOn Three roster

The roster IS, oddly enough. sparncly populated vmh OHSL North rcprc<cnta­l!Ves The North, a stronghold for wre>­tlmg m the area. sends o~ly Baldwms­>J!lc 177-poundcr Todd Webb

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Wrestling champions of Section Three will -k individual alala lillel al lha 28th lnlerseclional Meal hare lhia Weekend. Kneel• lng_ are, from left, John Tyler of Canaalola, Terry Showalter ol Whilaaboro, Mike Jamison of Fowler, Stan Dewier of Mohawk and Chris Lynch of Indian River. Second row: Chad Sheldon ol

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Fulton, Jeff Laflamme of South Jefferson, Kareeb Howard of Fowler, Brian Buckingham ol Beaver River. Third row: Paul Lyman of Walerlown ,Saamua Lrman of Watertown, Todd Webb of Baldwlnaville, Parer Clarka of Marcallua and Jamaa Call of Indian River.

Section 'i'hree Goes for 'i'iile Watertown;

Fulton Champs

Lead Team By NEIL KERR The Post-Standard

Paced by defending New York state champion Seanws Lyman of Watertown and returning place· winner Chad Sheldon of Fulton, the gold-uniformed Section Three wrestling team will begin its bid for State Wrestling Meet team honors today in the Onondaga County War Memorial.

Wrestling at the 28th annual State Intersectional Meet starts at 3:30 p.m. today' with two rounds of competition scheduled .. Semifi· nals resume at 10 a.m. Saturday, leading tQ t p.m. consolation bouts an~ 7:30 P·lll:.l!tle !Jlalch~.

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New York state champion, has · already has more victories - 150

- than any other wrestler in Sec­tion Three history. He appears tough to beat at 167 pounds.

Sheldon, 32·1 this year and 102·7 for his career, also returns to the Intersectional Meet, having placed fifth at 119 a year ago. Now at 126 pounds, Sheldon is overshadowed at that weight by five-time state place-winner Troy Bouzakis, 33-0, 171·2, who's looking for his third straig!lt title. Sheldon is likely to confront Bouzakis in the quarterfi­nal round later tonight.

With Lyman, Sheldon and two­time 132-pound section champion Jeff LaFlamme, 35·1, of South Jefferson leading the way, the host Section Three team hopes to suc-. ceed perennial power Section Ele-

ven (Suffolk County, L.l.) as team champion.

Section Eleven has won five of the past seven team crowns, Sec­tion Three last won in 1978.

"This team has a good mixture of experience and tough young newcomers," said Fulton coach Mike Conners' as he supervised a Wednesday workout of the sec­tional team. "I know Section Ele­ven will be strong again, but we've got as a good a chance as any other team of winning. First place will probably be decided in the wrestlebacks. The wrestlers who get beat once, but battle their way back to get those third and fourth places are the guys who will determine the team champion.

"That's because a lot of sec­lions will earn one or two individ­ual state titles, but I don't see any .. ·section having many individual. champions."

Three former state champions .. return to Syracuse to seek repeat nonors. Antnony AlDertt, a semor from Hendrick Hudson, looks solid at 91 pounds.

. Five-time state meet qualifier Troy Bouzakis of Pine Bush-9, sporting_a 171-2 career record, will seek a third state crown, this time at 126 pounds. Bouzakis, voted as the "Most Outstanding Wrestler" of the 1987 state finals, bas finished 1·1·3·2 in his previous treks to Syracuse.

Watertown's Lyman, 106·1-1 in his last 108 matches, hopes to equal the feats of his two uncles, Tom and Pete Capone, both of whom were two-time state cham· pions in the 1970s.

"It's. more difficult this year," said Lyman, a four-time Section Three champion and owner of a 150·15-2 career record. "Last year, I was wrestling to win. Now,

with all the added pressure of being a state champion, I some­times wrestle not to lose, which is a bad habit to get into. I have to stay aggressive .. There are only four matches left in my high school career, and I don't want to lose any of them."

Seamus won't be the only Lyman seeking state honors this weekend. Paul Lyman, a year younger than Seamus, sports a 34-0 record as he tries to succeed his oltjer brother as state 155-pound champion. "I've always felt sort of left out," said a grinning Paul Lyman Wednesday. "When our whole family gets together for dinner, three people are state champions and I haven't won much of anything. This is my cliance to start catching up with my uncles and with Seamus."

Paul, not yet as slick and experienced as his older brother, nevertheless will be a serious con­tender for the !55-pound crown.

1:1es10es tne · Lyman nrotners, two other Section Three cham­pions still boasting unbeaten records are 98-pound Terry Showalter, 3:1-0, of Whitesboro and 215-pound Percy Clarke, 36-0, of Marcellus. ShOwalter, an eighth­grader who was a sectional run­ner'UP last year, is 61-3 for his varsity career. If he remains healthy, Showalter is likely to threaten the existing state career­wins record of 188, set by 155· pound state runner-up J.J. Stanbro of Johnson City last year.

Besides Watertown, both Fowler and Indian River accounted for two individual champions on the Section Three team.

Fowler, coached by Rick Spicer, qualified Empire State Games' gold medalist Rick Jamison, 33-1, at 105 pounds and Kareeb

Howard, 34·1, at 138 for the state meet. Both are juniors.

"I'm extremely proud of these two kids," said Spicer, "and I think both are capable of surprising their opponents. These two guys aren't well-known, but they're both strong and determined. Fowler has only had two former sectional champions (Gary Cole· man, fourth at 98 in 1979, and Stan Williams, fifth at 215 in 1983). My two guys are aiming to do better than they did."

Howard, who defeated defend­ing sectional champion Mike Clay· ton of Baldwinsville to reach the state meet, is also an exceptional gymnast. He placed fifth in the long horse vault at the State Inter­sectional gymnastics 01eet on Long Island last Nov~mber. "My goal in athletics was to qualify for two state meets. in gymnastics and wrestling, as a senior," said Howard. "So, rm already a year ahead nf schedule."

indian K1ver's two sectional champioas are the injury-slowed Chris Lynch at 119 pounds and Jamie Call at 250. Lynch, sporting a 109·17 career record. suffered a knee injury during his Section Three title bout win, but is hopeful the knee responds to treatment permitting him to compete.

On the Section Three squad, six champions are from the Frontier League, including two apiece from Watertown and Indian River. The others are 145-pound Brian Buck­ingham of Beaver River and South Jefferson's LaFlamme, who failed to place at 132 last year but should do better this weekend.

The once-powerful Onondaga League North qualified only one athlete in 177 -pound Todd Webb of Baldwinsville for state competi· lion.

THE POST·STANDARD/Frlday, Marc;h 2. 1990/PAGE C..S

NYI WUSn NG PIIIDICIIONS

Post..stendsl'd rf/IKXIflr Neil Kflfl' plclrs the fiMlrlleJ In each weig/11 cia$$ ollhll st.le M'IISitng taumament lt1d8y and &tlutday at the~ Ccully w .. Memorial.

• 11 poundl; Delaidlilg champiOn AnthOny Alberti ol Hendrld< Hudson iS 34-0 thiS year, 104-7 for his~ and is heavily favored. From the other bracket, David Bracero. 30-2, ol Newfield. It or perhaps local favorite Jolm T~iar, 3 o-4, Qf C111astola could reach the finals. Alberti to WID.

• II: Tabbed the fallllrite is Mike Buonagurio. 31.0, of Connetquot-11, w110 plated third at 91 here tast Ma-Ch. Buonagurlo shOuld advance tll'oogh the tower bracket unless higNy touted eighth-grader Terry SOOWsltar, 33-0 this year and 61-3 for his -· or Whitesboro stages an upset. Roy Frey, 33-1, ot East Rochestar-5 Is a slim piCk over BiA Dixon, 33-0, of Nlagara-WhealfiekHI to reach the finals from the opposite bracket, then tose to Buonagurio in the Iitle match.

• 105: Look lor Keith Strychalsky. 28.(), ol Patchogue-It to move ttwough the tower bracket and then give Section E'-1 another state lightweight champion. Four-time state meet qualifier Rob Bashaw, ~ 1 and 92-16 .. who is a soohomore from Peru-7, or David Hirsch, 32.0, or Clarkstown South-I could move through the opposite bracket and upset Strychalsky, but it isn't likely.

• 112: Juan Carlos Garcia, 29·2 and 116-9 career, ot Sleepy Hollow-I was the slate runner-up at 105 in 1989 and iS a Slight pre-tourney favorite. P~l Stan Dawley, 33-2 and 103 career wins, of Mohawk-3 could surprise Garda it he can survive a tough opening match with Chris Conway, 21-1, of Longwood-I t. Garda Is picked to reach the finals and beat Keith Sequlera, 29-4-t, or East Meadow-S for or the tHie.

• 119: Unbeaten Daw Brainard, 36-0, or FaJconer-6 should advance lll'ough the lower bracket, while Doug Grondd, 33-1, or Burnt Hills-2 or Ken Garcia. '29-1, ol Loog Beach-8 IS likely to reach the title match from the other bracket. A long shot Is Shawn Welch, 36-2, of Waver11-4, but Brainard is plcked to pleVall.

• 128: FNe-lime state meat place-winner and two-flme state r.h"m~nn Tl"nv Rntt7.c:tkJc:: ~:wl ::~nrf 171-2, ol Pine Bush-9 has lost only twice in his career, both times at the Onondaga County war Memorial. He's placed 1·1-3-2 In lour state meat appearances. II Bouzakls can a110id the upset bids or highly touted opponents Chad Sheldon, 32·1 and 102-7 carea-. or FuHon-3 and Kent Maslin, 34-0, of WMney POint-4 in hiS bracket, he will win handily. Bouzakis was second, Sheldon fifth al1191ast year. Returning Shawn Edwards, 28.(), or Peru-7 or Chad Groncki, 29-3, of Burnt Hllls-2 should lose to Bouzakis in the Saturday !Hie match.

• 132: An overloaded upper bracl<et contains five of the top wrestlers in this class, headed by 1989 runner-up Tom Shifflet, 36-0, of s-Hom!Hi. A bruised and battered Shllllel should reach the

llnafs and wlh. He should defeat1hli 19891ourth-place 126-pound . finisher, Brandon MacNaught, 30·2: of Walton-4 In the finals. • 8 1a: Most highly touted at this : weight is Whilehal~2 senior Chris : Terry, 36-1, who boasts a 170-27 : ca-eer record. Fowler junior Kareeb Howa-d. 34-t. should take on Terri in a rugged quarterfinal match · : tonight. Look for Terry, h"""""", to: outpoint Jason Burke, 23-2, ol . Lougwood·11 in the !Hie bout.

• 'M5: Third at this weight in 1989; senior Steve Taylor, 31~. or · Brod<pon-5 looks capal>le of reaching the stale lttfe match this : tine around. He's likely to meet and - barely defeat - unbeaten juniof. Karoom Johns-on, 3S-O, of Niaga, a . Falts-6 in a rough-and-tumble tihal. .

• 1511: A rugged quarterfinal should pair state meet veterans Dion · : Visconti, 3141, ol Charrinade-CHSAA wHh Mall Marciniak, 36-0, ol W.atkin5 Gien-4. · ViSconti to win and reach the fil]als,. . where Watertown junior Paul Lyman, 34-0, younger brother of state : : champion Seamus - hopes to be : waiting. VISCOnti over Lyman for the crOYin, giving the CHSAA only its : · second slate champion ever.

• 167: Defending state 155-pound king Seamus Lyman, 33-0 and · 150-15-2, ol Watertown is Section ; Three's recordholder for most wins' He's favored to win his second slatif tit~. Raturning state 155-poLind · placewlnners Emilio Collins. 34-0 anc 101-24, ol Tappan Zee-1 and Chip: Foster, 36-0 and 118-40, ol · Guildertand·2 should collide in a ferOCious struggle in the opposite bracket. The suntlvor will lose to· Lyman Saturday night.

• 177: Jon Penhollow, 30.0, of Cassadaga Valley. runner-up at 167 last year, should make it to the finals - and place second again. While · Penhollow advances through the : upper bracket, national junior ' champion Nick Hall, 26-0, of Longwood-It is picked to mu~ · through the lower bracket, then · defeat Penhollow in a close title bo~t • 215: Local favorite Percy Clark~. 36-0, of Marcellus-3 appears strong enough to succeed Section Three's. Ron Vitullo ol New Hartford as stafe champioo. Clarke, however, will n"!'d to meet and defeat rugged four-time state rneet177..pound quaiHier Mil<e Buooi, 22.0 and 122-16-2, of Red ; Hook-9to emerge from the lower · braCket into the m1e match. The : other finalist should be either . All-State football player Bill Neuss; 25-0, of Bellport-11 or Otha · ua~tason, ,j.j·l-l, or Hocnes1er Brighton-5. Clarke over DavidsOn i~ the finals.

8 250: Look tor an AIRong Island !Hie match pairing Cary Huggard, 22~. of Freeport-B against another behemoth, Sean Mclaughlin, 25-0-1, ol Babylon-11. McLaughlin to win and help Section Eleven repeal as team champion.

• The teem race: Defending champion Section Eleven (Suffolk· Ccunly), located in a primary hotbed of the sport, is always regarded as a possible team champion, having won live ol the last seven team crowns. Led by Buonagurio and Strycharz in the lower weights, plus possible 177-pound champion Hall, Eleven figures to be a slight favorite again. II Eleven fallers, chief challengers look to be Section One.

PAGE F-6/THE POST-STANDARD, Saturday, March 3, 1990

VARSITY

WRESIUNG

Section 3 Makes Strong Showing Roggie of Beaver River r-. • v ourpnses 1' oe

By NEIL KERR The Post-Standard

·Awarded a free pass into the 28th annual New York State Inter­sectional wrestling tournament because of an injury to a close friend, Bryan Roggie, a junior from Beaver River competing at 119 pounds, made the most of his opportunity Friday night.

Roggie, who had placed second to longtime friend Chris Lynch of Indian River at the Section Three finals, took Lynch's place in the State Meet due to the latter's knee injury. Roggie responded with a pin in 5 minutes over Section Five champion Gary DeCarr of North Rose-Wolcott. Thus, Roggie -who had received a bye through Friday's preliminary round -finds himself in the semifinals of the New York State tournament today at the Onondaga County War Memorial.

Wrestling begins with 10 a.m. semifinals, leading to 7:30 p.m. title matches.

Section Three made a strong showing opening day, scoring 68 points and moving into second place in the team scoring race behind Section Five of the Roches­ter area, which has 76.5 points. Following Section Three is Section Four (Southern Tier) with 66, Sec­tion One (Westchester area) with 61.5, Section Eight (Nassau County) with 60, and defending champion Section Eleven (Suffolk J:;ounty) with 48.

:. Last weekend Roggie thought his season was over.

' . "This is all a little hard to believe," admitted Roggie, now ;12-2. "Chris had beaten me twice

this winter for my only two losses. On Monday night, he called me after be re-injured bis knee in a workout that aft~rnoon cHid told me be might not be able to com­pete. Chris said I should keep my weight down and be ready to com­~toe !n ~::!s~ h!~ k!!ee dld!!.'t ~~~~ around by the end of the week.

"He called me again Thursday afternoon and told me he couldn't make it. I told him I- felt bad for him. We've been friends for a long time - we went to the Empire State games and to the nationals in Iowa together last summer. I told him that I would be wres­tling for me and him."

Roggie, whose older brother, Shawn, took part in two past State Tournaments, faces Section Four champion Shawn Welch, 38-2, of Waverly.

Roggie was among seven Sec­tion Three representatives to advance.

They were led by defending 155· pound state champion Seamus Lyman of Watertown, who won both his 167-pound bouts.

Of the seven, Lyman. 98-pound Terry Showalter of Whitesboro and 215-pound Percy Clarke of Marcellus are the only three remaining unbeaten wrestlers in Section Three.

Lyman defeated Section Six champion Gary Chase of Ton· awanda 5·0, then pinned Section Ten champion Tom Soto of Gou­verneur in 1:58. Seamus now has 152 victories in Section Three. He's 152·15-2 for four seasons.

Showalter, an eighth-grader with a 62-3 career record and a 34-0 record this season, posted a stunning 6-2 victory over Mike Buonagurio of Connetquot-11. Showalter, who will face Section Eight champion Craig Vitagliano of Plainedge in his semifinal, may well become the winningest w res· tier in Empire State history if he stays healthy. The state mark is 188 se! last March by !55-pound

runner-up J.J. Stanbro of Johnson City.

Clarke. 37·0. won his onlv match 12-5 over Section Seven champion Francis Brousseau of Peru. Clarke will oppose folll'-time State Meet qualifier Mike Bucci of Red Hook in the semifinals. Bucc• had placed sixth, sixth, and third, all at 177 pounds, in his three previous State Meet appearances.

Section Three's other semifinal· ists are South Jefferson's two-time 132-pound champion, Jeff Lanamme, Baldwinsville 177-pounder Todd Webb, and Indian Ri;2r's Jamie Call, competing at 250.

Of tlie three, Call continues to be a success story. With five regu­lar-season losses at heavyweight, the junior wasn't even seeded among the top five athletes for the Section Three tournament. Call weighs only 215 pounds. Neverthe­less, Call not only took Section Three honors with a series of upsets last week, he pinned two sectional champions Friday - Bill Tooley of Scotia-2 in 1:21 of the first period, and Troy Marshall of Malone Franklin-10 in 3:19 of the second period.

Call will meet Section Four champion Bruce Manley of Ithaca in the semifinals.

Baldwinsville's Webb, 33-1 with his only to loss of the year to Lyman, posted a 10-3 victory over Section Four champion Mike Ellerson of Whitney Point.

LaFlamme had a rugged one­point scrap with another returning State Meet veteran, Section One champion Jim Rial of Peekskill, in his matchup. LaFlamme needed a late escape for a 3-2 win.

LaFlamme will meet class favorite Section Six champion Tom Shifflet of Sweet Home today.

Besides Lyman, two other lor­mer state champions reached the semis. Defending 91-pound cham· pion Anthony Alberti of Hendrick

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Hudson-! won his opening two bouts in routine fashion and will face Section Eight champion James Douglas of Bethpage.

Troy Bouzakis of Pine Bush, the five-time state placewinner who had placed 1-1·3-2 in previous treks to Syracuse, improved his record to 172-2 - but his win was hardly routine. Facing Section Three's Chad Sheldon of Fulton, Bouzakis built a 7-0 lead after two periods. Sheldon then staged a superb rally, with a reversal, near fall and penalty point, to close within 7-6. That, however, proved to be the final score, sending a gritty Sheldon into the wrestle· back round.

Besides Sheldon, six other mem­bers of the Section Three team were sent to the wrestle-back bracket.

That corps includes junior Paul Lyman cf Watertown. The for­II!l!rly-unbeaten Lyman, 34-0, dropped his opening bout, I 0·3 to Section Six champion Mike Luick of Niagara-Wheatfield, but bounced back for a victory in his opening wrestle-back Friday.

Also for Section Three: • Canastota 91-pounder John

Tyler won his first match, but lost by pin to Mike Merry of Umon· Endicott in the quarterfinals.

• Fowler's pair of Sectionai champions, 105-pound Mike Jamison and 138-pound Kareeb Howard, both went to the wrestle­backs also. Jamison lost his open· ing match 16·2 to David Hirsch of Clarkstown South. Howard, after an opening pin win over Section Ten charnpion Jason Crosby of Canton. lost to Chris Terrv of Whi-

tehallll-6. Terry brought a record of 170-27 to Syracuse, his· victory· total second this weekend only to Bouzakis of Pine Bush-9 among 1990 competitors. ·

"He was awfully strong," said .Howard afterward. "I just got too

far behind (seven points) in the first period. "By the time I started wrestling smart, it was too late."

• Section Three 145-pound champion Brian Buckingham of Beaver River dropped an opening. bout 9-4 to Guy Peryea of Beek·, mantown.

8 Mohawk Central's 112-pound champion, Stan Dawley, posted !I 5·3 win over Section Eleven cham­pion Chris Conway, then dropped a 12·7 battle to Section Five cham-. pion Brvant Ranger of Midlakes.

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senufinal round bellirtS at ID am read1r19 to to 6 Pm cQlso&ation ma!Che!. 7.JO p_m final!.

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Rwd (8uf11t H~/s-2) bY J-1; IO~t to MrKe Merrv Of Unl011-Encllcott-4) bY Pin, 5 53

91--Terrv snowaller (Whole~bQrol dec Mike B~no tCormel~ol-l!l bY 6-2

IB!i••M1kl! J11M1~ (FOW~) IOSI IO David Hvsdl (Ciarkslowo Soulh-1) bv 16-2

112··Sto!lll DilwleV !MOhawk) deC. Chns COI!Wi!IV {Lonwgooa-11) 5-J, IO~I 10 Bryant Ranver ("'lldia~iii5-5l bv 12-7.

119--Brvan Row•e !Beaver Rl\·erl omned c;arv O!!Carr (Norlll Rose-Wok:ot1·5) by llll'l, soo

IN--Chad Sheldon (~ultonl dec Sieve F('ll {~lan'ltll'lta·6) bY UHO, 19-12 QYert.me, los.l to Troy Bouzak•s (Pine Bush-91 IJY 1-6

132--Jeft LaFlamme !South Jetler5.00·3} de=. Jim Rial (FftkSkla-1) bY 3·2

131--Kareeb Howard (Fowler) pinned J~ Crostrv ICat~lon-10) ir'l 3 13; lost lo Ctl"i!. Terrv [Whitehll-2) bY 11-6.

16-·Bfiao Bucldl'l§lnam (8e!!..,. River) mtto Guv Pervea 18ef!~ma.,town-7J rw 9·4

ISS•-Paut Lvman !Watertown! losl to Mike LuiCk (N.agara·Wn!!atfiel(l-6) bV ID-3.

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I Tom Soto tGIJ.M!m!Ur-10) in I·SS 117--Todi:J We® !Baldwmsville) del:. Mike

Ell!non !Whitney Poll'll-4) by IIH '215--Percy Clarke !Marcellus) dec

Frai'IC!S Brou~u IPeru-71 bv 11-5 250·-Jamee Call [lndiar, R1verJ 011"1ned

Sill TooleY (Scot~a-Gienv41e-2l in 111. o•nn"-'CC Troy .MarsMH (Malo!K! Frankt•n· IQJ ,n ] 19

NrN Yort Stat& O!atnPion.\ FniiTI 5K11an 1llne

1%3-·lc:utll<u!T.liOQer !AubLrnl 154. 1965· -RICh KCW!i'W (~EaMv•llfiJ IJ8, 1%6-• Joe Ferr¥0 IFr;,rRIOrf·SCI'IUVIerJ 1130, 1967· -Mike Sool\h (Franklor1·Schuvlei"J US; 19tfl·· Don Marrooe (l=ro~~~~k.tort·Scl'llVIE'rl J;l!l;

1969-·Jerrv Sieler! !Silerburr"'::.~d~lv~l!eJ

SCOREBOARD 145, B•R McCautev (SIIaneateif!SJ .!t:t. 1'1'111"'~ Bob Medina (Balctwinsvtlle) 113, M1ke Pt'nlhPS !Coepers.lownJ 215, Keilh Rose {Wa~enown) 2:-il; 1971--Siu Gillette (lpd.an R•ver) 138, Enc Bli!lltt {Weslllilll 177, Jim Rosecrans (We$t Gen!SI!I!) 215.

1972--Dan Hunt (West Gene~l!!l 119; Tom CaPOne tWalertownl 14S. 1'73-0an Hunt·(West Genesee) 119; Tom caoone IWateMOwnJ 145, Gr~~g Stevens IFUitonl 177. 1974-•Dan Hmt !West Genesee) 119, RandY G~lell~ !FuflOO) 126; Cilll la1!9 !Balctwins­v~IE!I 250. lffl--BarTY aarone (W61hiHl 126. Tom PICkard {Ba\dwim.ville) 132.; Jim Dun­ster !Aubo$?'1) 2::00.

1978-·Tom Pickard ([lc.ldwinsYillel 145; C"a-~! '<a'":!!' (Ne,\ 1-'i!"''~":::} 11"', J.:Tl Sleeper (Wesr Genesee) 250. 1979·-Pere C.!lt!Oile (Watertown) 14i 1980-·Brer Cook !New Hartford) 9t; Mike Ri31mos {6ea~ter RIV!I"I 145. Pete CiiPOIII! 1Wa!l!l'1own) 155; Mike Connars {Batlw•n~v~le} ln.

1981·-John Paurev !New Hartford) 91; Jim Matteson {OSwego) 177. 1982·-Davu::l Gleeson l<:aflastotal 91, Ron ~~ {1="\ll­rM) 126. Le!MI R09er1 ll=u1101'11 167. Jim Matii!SOM (0:sWE!90l In, Tom Greer (L•'fer­PQOIJ ?15.

1983-·Beian AkleV (OSwego) 138- 11114-R~ MorriSon !LoW'Iillel 250. 198T·Gt!orge Korthas tCe11rr~t SQuare) 250 1989---Sea:m~ Lvrnan IWarerlownl 155, Ron V1tulo INI!w HarlfQrdl 215.

Slllle lnii'I'Mdlonral,.,...... Team SCDmt

lA,_ Two ACIIU~ FridiJw) 5ect1Dn F•~te (ROOJ~:5.rer areal 765. SK·

lion Ttne 68,. Sect1011 four 66, SecMn One 61S, 5«:11011 E101ll 60. Sect1011 EleVen 48. Sl!cehon 1\11ne 43, Sec11on Two 395, Seeton S•:o: 34.5, Carl'IOI•C ICHSAAJ 5a"loo!s 26, Sece­hon Seven 'n., New Yorl<; Cli'f' PSAL 2, 5ec­"on Ten 1.5

Todilv's State flftt Sernifrall trw:iVIdUal SeiTI!fiflal Ma~P'S

'1··-'i!!,....e~ D~u.,•as ~E!e!'"'P~oe·el ·os A.l'lll'()rW Altlerli (Hef>dnck Hudoon-11; Dave Srea<ro (t~~eld-11) vs. M•ke ~rv (Un 4

•on-Endcol!-41 98-·RDY Frey CEas.l Rodle'ster-5) V'- vs.

Jeff Tu!ano {Port Jervis·9l; Terrv SI'IQwaller · ('MILI~o-3) v~ Craig Vitagliano IPia•n­e®e--81

105--Rob B~sllaw IPeru-71 vs Clark• ~town SOuTh- 1), K!!rlh StrvCI'Ia~ki (Plaine®!· 11) v~ Mar1l; Baron (Chamamade-CHSAA).

112-·Robetl Dono•no ICh&minade· CHSAAJ v!l.. f!::ellh Seoll!el'"a fEasr Meadow-3), Ju51 CarlOs Gar<;.a tSieePv HoiOw-11 vs. Brvanr Ra~ (M!dllllti!S·S~.

119-·Ken Garda (Long Beach-8) vs. Doug Gron:ki !Bu"nl H11S·2J, Bryan RC9Jie IB~aver River-31 vs Shawn Welch ('.\l'avert'J'-41

126·-KLI"t Ma~n (WI'IIIne¥ Pl"linl-41 V~ Troy Bouzakis IF"lre BWl·f), Chad Gron:k. 1&11'1'11 H~-71 ~ Tt'!ITI D'T~ fS·}~n-1)

132-· Tom ShY'flel CSweel HDml!·6) vs Je-ff LaF!itmme (Soulll Jefferson·JI, J1m Barbaro !Gates Cnih-5) vs Brandon MaeNaugnr (Walton-41.

I:B··Ch!"ls Tenv !Wt'lil!hall-1) vs John 5Pieo;lemann (5ulfem·1J; K~n Porler (Allred 1!\lmC>nd·;,) vs. tl~::ro1aro vatent,n (LOnQ Beadl-81.

145·-Phil McCarlv [WaveriY·4l vs.

J("areem Johnson (Nialilara Falls-6l. Guv Pe-vea (Beekmantown-7) YS. Sti!W! Ti!l\lklr tBrockP011-5).

155·-Br.an Gray IWetlsY•IIe-5} vS Ma!J Mardniak (Watkms Glen-41; Mike Murr~ {BeUpon-llJ 'fS. Marcos Huteh•ns (Monli· cab-9).

161--searnus Lvman (Watertown-3) vs. Jason Bovenzi !Gree.:e Athena-51; HearD Macaluso {MiniSink vaney·9l vJ. Emilio Col­liM !Tappan Zre-ll

177-·Todd Webb (8aldwinsville·3) 115. Brian Maronetc. (Webster-5). Steve Tho~ ~(Ward ~'tile-Ill v!.. Man Whiltcn (i=ox LiJile-1).

215)--Jamie Huntington (WI'Iiteha0-2) vs.. '<ev•~ BN·~w~~t" (W"Ii~M~; 'Te Scu:'l-5). Percv O.ke 1Marceflus4 JI n. M1ke Sued IRed Hook-9).

250--Carv Hu;;ard (Freeoorf-8) vs. David Wiliarns. (East Rod'les.ter-5); J1mee Call (Indian River-3) VS BruCP ManteY {lttr· aca-4).

FrtdiV ttevlll 2111 ... a sectraill Mel'~

PnlrrlniY ltlllnl ttesdls 91--Jame~ DoUI~las (Belhoa~·SJ de.::.

Dave Hardwick (V~II@V-9) 15-3; Anlt"lonv Alberti {H HudSDTI"IJ won by TF OYer Corey Bu~lleY (No Adrr -7) 4 55, Dave Bracero 1Newlieid·11) dec. Ed Vegerano (Clinton· P.)AU 8•1, MiACt' Merrv (UiliOO·EncfiCOtl·4) won bv TF over p.,, Steele fGoU¥erlll!r.f-10) ~ 00: John Tvll!r ICana~rota•JJ dec. Karl Rwd (Burnt Hals·2l ]-I.

98--~oy Frt'V !Ea.l.l Rac.h~tt'r·SJ m. (T".!IIIjl BusheY {No. AO•r-7) 8·1, J@ff Tufano (Pori Jervrs·9) dee.. Cht~ Robl:lin~ (SII.I\'Ve­§.ani-PSALJ H. Mike Buona9urio (C()'Iflef· owr-lll dec. Larl'"l' i=onrtune !Queenuu .. rv-21 8·2, Craig Vitil9fiaro (P!a,nl!d9e-BJ dec. Pele Smln (51 Amnorrv-cHSA.tv 6-J, Pat 901'~ IEIITI!fa ND·4l Plllr.ea Brei! Adams (While PlalllS.·I) 1.51.

1115··Roo Bashaw £Peru~1J de.: Don Sllei!Kl•no !R·Hennerra-51 IG-5, Dave Hirsch f(larii5IOW"l SoutD·]} d!!t: M:~e Jarrison (Fowter·J) 16-2, Mark AQUilar (1/Vashlif"l!illlon· vilte-9) dec. Just1n Foa (SIUYve$31"11-PSAU 7·4, Bon Pellelier £Raven1·:n dec. Calvin Whltfoercl {HemPS~~-!!) 2-1, M¥h: BillrOn !Dwrllnade·CI·ISA.4) dec. Ctlris. Raltlet (PIO-­neer·6) S·J.

112·-Mark Kessler (kenmore Easl-6) dec. Joel 8.aer (Gouverneur-10) 9-0, Keith 5eauiera (East MYCIDW-81 aimed Wilfredo Anglero {Ctinfon-PSALl U8; Shane Lese !Hor~eheads-4) dt'(:. Travis McLt'rH'1<~1'1 fBeell.mamown-7) 6·2.; Brvanl ~iJI'IQ!r (ftllld­lakes-51 dee. KY'Ie S1!JieV (\1'~1 11-2. Stan Dawley {Monawk-JJ aec Chr•s Conwav ILoovwooci·IJ) Tl

llf-·Ken Garc~ ILono Beach·!!) Dlf"lned Afm.!indo Puhda !Sacnem-11! bv df!lltull. Hl2, Dolllt Grco:kl 16'""' H1~-?1 df!C -det. Cnnstlan Sven~son IC.osl'lf!n~9) II•J, Gary DeCarr !Norl11 Rw·5J dec. Lonnll! R•vers !Plofu-71 !?·? D11~..-. B~~,~~(:! f~='~t'C~t""-61 doc Ptnl Donn1!11V !Pearl Rt-11!1'"·11 B·O; sn.awn Welch tWav~rly·4J dec. W1111e Dumas (Fr<tnklm-10) 9-Z

126·-Ken! M.!~!.ijn IWMnev Porn!-~) .dec John P~ut R:O$Mll (Lon; Beacn-8) 11-0, Chad Sheldon (Fullon•31 dec. Steve Fell (Sal~m~nca-6)· 19·12, ol., Chad Gronck• (Burnt H•ll!.-2) dec. RaM.ftn Larl91ord (Cbn­lon·PSAL.J bv delaLJt. 0:13, Derl1ood &ellS

IWhilman•ll) dee. B!"'an Knauss (McQuaid~ 5J 8-7, or; Tom O•tore (Suffern-lldK. Shawn Edwara!. {PI!ru-1) .11-1.

132--K1!11 JOhnson IHJ;lh!llton-11) p,mfd Anllrrew Elphie (Truman·PSALJ J:l!t; J1m Rill IFWksl<:i~-ll dee Glen Walter (P!itin· ed9e-ll 6--2; Jim Barl:lalo (Gates Ch~i-l (Ire. .a-ndv DUPre (Peru-71 IG-5. Aaron Frazier {Sikl£1idtJOW11"2) dec. Lou ZaldM!r (Keilen­bei'O-CHSAAl 11-5. Brandon MacNaught IWallon-4) WCI'I by fF over Milch Cl!lrk !Cin!Oit'-10) 3-41.

1•·-Kareetl Howard (Fow~r-JJ Dinned J~ CrosbY {Canl!,r.·lO) in 3·13; .lOOn Sole­;elmann (SuHern-1) dec. Scali Sullivan !Wa..e1r~l HI; Chris Flll91!1'" (Port Jervi5·9J :1ec Jm CL."'rifril~;;l., (~oy·!-1~11a~:l-~l S-1, Bt!rrard Valenln (Long BNCh-11) Me Jason 9ur!le (LongwoorH 11 8-5, Lon Johnson !TtUTiafHlSAL) dec. Pat Haves IS! Ptrer4

CHSAAJ 6·.5. 145-~Mike Quag5G UDI'In Je.v-11 oec. Ron

Clinton (Mk1:lll!rown-9J 20--11; K21reem Jolin· !.On CNia!:Mf'l F61!s-6) dee. Mark Oacosta IFD Roo~~elt-PSAU 14-4; Guv Perye~ IBeellrmtniOwn-71 l3et. Brian Buckins;rharn !Beave- Rivl!!l'·ll 9-4; Stew! ta'llllr" (Bmc:k· POrt-S) dec. Jeff c;etler {foAKAr!tn.rr-tl 9·4; Dtm!s F-. (K~berV-CHSAI pimecJ BoD Ch8sler" CAmiJv'lfle-IU '2CI

1.55·-Brr.lln Gray CWel!sVJfte-Sl dee. Jim 1-fillrvl!¥ VMW!rla-11:tl 11-2; D10n VIsconti (ChaminiOe-CHSAA) dec. Sh!llwn Favreau (Peru-7) !HI; M•ke Murtha (Bellport-Ill ~inned Bot•s BeYaminovicD fFD Aoou­f>SAL) 4 17; Mike LUICk (N,ag,ar-Wh81f-6J dec:. Paul Lvman 9Watertown-3l 1G-J; MarCIJS Huld'lins (Montocello-9) dec. Mike Br.tlbat.frl !Clarks. Soutn- IJ 15-8.

161--Jam Bovenzi £Greece Alhenli·SI Pinned BiN DuPre (Peru-11 NA; Seamus Lyman IW&Iertown-3) dec. Gary Cha~ ITOflilwl!tllda1i) 5-Q; Dim Curatola {Messa­oequ~·) d«:. A. Sl. Hilair!' (FD R~PSAU 4-1, Em1110 CollinS (Tawan Zee-1) dec Joe Ma~~::tJ.MI {Bay Shcn·ll) 5-4; Ct'110 Fosler (Guicterland-2) dee Mike Th0rr!P50n COlen· M1'JO Fm.!·4) 6-S

ln··Jorln Pemolow (CassaclaQII V,J~e¥-6) d!c. Diltrirl Vfncen'l {AII)any Aceclemv-21 6-'2. Mike El!nan (Whirnev Poim·•) deC­d.-iS l..Hr (Hetmond-Debe-10) H; Aaron BrQwn (F~-8) dec. Dtan Para;lm.cn (Far Rockaway#PSAU 12-1; · Rob Judee (O'HIIni.CHSAAI dec Mieti!Jel RVdl!l (New­tM,rgtr-9) 5-3; Matt WhiiPon CFo.: L.-.-11 ~ l::ktit v.eme (Saranac~n H.

215-·Knln Brinkwor1h CWil Soultt-6) dec. Dtflnis Whitford (Totlen~tille·PSAL) IIH~; J;wnie HunllflVICW' !WIIilf'l'lan-:PJ d!C Todd SChafttt 1Vestar-4l 14-6; Ff!lln Brouueeu (Pi!!ru-7) pirlm GMPI!r LoRi»~ (SI. Anll!­oov-cHSAAl 3·0; TY'"ont' O.vis .IFreeoort-tJ !See SCort RO'Wt (()ssin!llg•l) 6-4. Mike Bucci tRed Hook-9} dec. Dan Parshl!y (G«M!r­neur-101 Ia

150--tarv Huggard (Frf'I!O(Ir'f-1) pinned Crai!l Cotet!l 10Wning-l) 0:51; Art Di!illff!Zll (S!Mr<O"nt-61 ~ G~rf"<e!d HtnrY {011'0"• PSAll '2:.60; Jamee Call !lnan Ri.,er·J) Plrmed Bill Toolflv IS<::otia-21 1.21; Bruce M!niey (llflll:a-.. ) Me. Jol'ln POI,III)I' (M~;r i=arreii·CHSAAJ 8-1. Sean McLau""' r. (Babvbn·llJ tMned Mall lnhetder £BE!e~<.· IJ\iii'IIDWn~7) 3!1(

QuartlnM All.lld • .,.._ ti-·J1mes Oougln (St!hgage·ll dee;.

Pietro Furoiele (East Rochesler-5) 6-lj Anthony A.lbertl IHendick HudsorHJ deC.· Clart!r!te Hun! \Ni!IIJWa Falls-~} 3-Q, Da.,.e Braa;!ro lNewheld·lll dec. Robert Pav•s­(M!g FarTeii-CHSAAl bY Tl=, 4«1, Mike Ma"l)l {Uraon-End"JCO!t-.4) PillfECI JOhn Tvler IC¥mrora-31 5:S3

91--Roy Frev (East Rochesler·5) del:. Bill D•xon {Ni!llgara-Wheatf•t'ICI·6l 5-2'; Jell Tufam (Pori Jervi5·9) ll'il'l'l!d S~wn Cum· m1ngs (Gouverneur-10) in 3 31J. Terrv Stawatl'er (WirilesllOrn·Jl dee. Mite Buma- -guM (Connet!M)I'-11) 6·2, Cro!IIV Vi!a!jl~ano (Piainelt,ae-l) d!c. Pal Soria (Eiminl; N0-4) by 4-l.

1115-·Rob eaww l~ru-71 dec. Corey RL!lad~ W,a'~e Fr3n\~n-101 by 4~. D~·-e H•nch !Ct!llrkslown Soutll-11 dec. Jason Ol!'rvak (Maine-ET1CIWeU·4) 11·3; Keilh S!rv· chet:skY IP!Iitcr~ogUe-lll dec Mark Agt.hlar (PalchO!ilut-lll IG-6; Mark Baron tChamln­iJC!e-CHSAA) dee. Bob Pt11elier CRa~tE!lll·2) 2-1.

1124 -Roberl Oonnino (Chaminade­CHSAAI dec. Matt: Kessler (Kenmore East• 6) 4·2. K@llh Se<luiefa (East MeadDw·8J 5·2; JUIII'I C!llfloS. Garoa C~v Hotlow-1) dec. • Shane L!Se (Horselleads.·4J 10·5; 8r1arrt_ Rangl!r (Midlall.es·SI dK. Slln Dawlev (Ntliwwk•3) 12-l.

119--l(en Garcia !Long Beacll-8) dec: 5~ NikOIIIIkOS (Fartl'larn Prtp<HSAA) 7~ ); Drug G!"OfDI (81Ft! Hlll!i4 2) dec:. Wi~ton.

, Lee !Sruvvesant--PSA.l.J 7·3; Brvan R~ !Seaver Aiver-31 pinneCI G6rY DeCarr (Norl11 Rose-WOirort-5) 11'"1 5 (II, Shlwn Welch (Wi1\ll'riV•4J aec. Dave Brainard (f=ateoner-61 J-1.

121i--Kent MMfin (Whitney PoirrH!l pinned T J Sel~rs (Oilton Flne-10) in 4:.37; Tray BrumtiS (Pirl!< BuY,-91 dee. Chad Sheldon Cfulfoo-3) H, Chad Gronc~~;i !S...ml Hil:s-2) dec Chris TI.CO (St. Anlf'lOnv·CHSAAI 9·1, Tern DiTore tstfern-ll dec. Denvnct 8d~ cwa.g Wllilmart-111 6·2.

132--Tom Shifflet IS~ Hllme--61 dec ktil Johnson !Hunllng!on·IIJ 9·3; Jeff l~WT~n're !So-Jih Je!'lerm·JJ dec. Jim R:al (Peek!>kil-1) H; Jim Elarba.lo (Gale Cnili·SI oec. Keirh Anlfer~on (Pone Bus/1-9) 4·1, 8!1!0dln ~ {WIItlon•4) dl!e. Aaron Frnw c~wa-21 2-o.

131--Chris" Terry (Wh'tenllrt-'2) dec. K•eet~ Howircl (Fowlr!r-3) 11-6; Jom Sf)i!­ge~rnn~ cSutJtm-n oee tttrtrv VenN eNG.· Adirondllck-71 1"·7; )(en Parter (Atrrtd­Amono-5) Dirad ChriS FJieOer (Pr)r1 Jervis• 9) 1:17; Bernard Vllll!ntin (Long &!l!Ch-8) dee. LOI'I Jd'rlson tTMTW~-PSALl 4-3.

lti-·Phil MtC6rtv (W3V~) dee. Mill:e Qwglja I.Jcm J.JV•Il 13-G; Kal'ftm ..Jotri'Mn IN!.aoii'lr"a FiiiS-61 rJie. Ollcl MKNIIut;tMttw' IGtms FIIIS•2) 5-1; Guv Pervel !Bel!kman_­I<Wt-71 JWI!<I Jerer'I1V F'iliiltrd tCanton-101 in J:2:p; SI'M Ta'I'OI" (BroekPOI"''-5) Pflllfd ~ Fi!tfs (K~<HSAAI .:31.

155--Broan Grav (WI!IISvl!l~·!iJ Dillnf'd Israel Ml'l:'l•ll!ll tFreeporr-IJ in 348; Malr M:.rciniak (We'":in~ Gl-en··U det: D1an' VIY.llnli KharTWIBGt-CHSAA) tv 1-1, Mill!!' MLTihll (Bdpor(·lll iJf'C.. Mike Urch !Bel· 1)(11-llJ TJ, Mln:tls Hultfl•ns CNionhcl!lo-9J aec. Mike Ll.lldl (NI<19ara·Wh2alrleo--6J I]·]

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HEMPSTEAD'S CALVIN WHITFIELD tries to yank down Ravena's Bob Pelletier in their match at 105 pounds.

Call leads seven from area into semis • VIRE'iTLING Continued from Page Bl

Lynch and Roggie stood together Friday at the meet, Lynch on a pair of crutches, Reggie beside him, relaxed, but with a look of remorse on his face for having to wrestle ill his friend's place.

"Chris called me Monday and told me about the knee," said Roggie. The call gave Reggie time to prepare for this weekend's action, but it wasn't like Reggie wanted it to be.

"He (RGggie) would rather have Chris wrestling," said Call. "Bryan feels like the injury is his fault. since it happened when Chris was wrestling him. Plus, this is Chris' last year. Bryan's only a jUJlior, and he's got next year."

Reggie wrestled as if he was on a mission for his weight mate, pinning Gary DeCarr from North Rose Wolcott (Five) in 5:00 to advance to the semifinals, where he meets Shawn Welch from Waverly (Four).

Eighth-grader Terry Showalter from Whi­tesboro made the semifinal round for the 98-

. pound class, squeezing a victory out of Con­netquot (11) wrestler Michael Buonagurio, 6-2. Showalter controlled the match through­out, and raised his record to 33-0 for the season going inbJ his semifmal match today against Craig Vitagliano from Plainedge (8).

Two other Section Three wrestlers kept their perfect seasons in tact Friday, as 215-pound Percy Clarke from Marcellus and Seamus Lyman, the 167-pound dynamo from

Watertown, kept their marks clean. But Clarke faces tough Mike Bucci from Red­hook (9) in the semifinals, and Lyman must get past Jason Bovenzi of Greece-Athena (5) to try for his second state title in as many years.

Clarke, now 36-0, drew a frrst-round bye, then handled. Francis Brousseau of Peru (Seven) in the quarterfinal match, 12-5 .. Brousseau gave_ Clarke a challenge until the third period, which began with Clarke lead­ing, 7-5. Then Clarke's conditioning and experience took over as he shut out Brous­seau, 5-0, in the final stanza.

It took Lyman (34-0l three periods to score five points en route to his first round deci­sion over Gary Chase of Tonawanda (Six), 5-0. In the quarterfinal, however, Lyman wrestled Tom Soto from Gouverneur (10) and pinned him in 1:58.

Lyman's brother, Paul, didn't fare a:s well as his elder sibling. Paul seemed to have taken up where Seamus left off last year, when Seamus won his first-state title at !55-pounds. .

Watertown coach Herb Van Houten cer­tainly pegged his .wrestler when he said, "Sometimes Paul comes to wrestle, and sometimes he doesn't"

Paul was 33-0 in the 155-pound class com­ing into Friday's action, but lost in the first round, 10-3; to Mike Luick of. Niagara-Wheatfield (6). ·

Kareeb Howard picked up a pair of team points for Section Three when he tore apart Jason Crosby from Canton OOl. pining him in

3:13. Then Howard met Christopher Terry from Whitehall (2), and things changed.

"He was really strong," said Howard of Terry, who manhandled the Section Three champion, 11-6.

Terry led, 11-2, going into the the third period. Howard began to assert himself in the Er.al st.a!!Za. b:~t a gash en Terrj·"s fore­bead acquired early in the match re-opened whenever Howard had the chance to gain the advantage.

"I got frustrated toward the end," said an exasperated Howard after the match, which was stopRed three times in the final two minutes. 'Every time I tried something, we st'!Pped."

Equally flustered was Fulton 126-pounder Chad Sheldon, who wrestled in two of the best matches of the evening.

In his first round match, Sheldon trailed Steve Felt of Salamanca (6), 6-7, going into the third period. He fought back and tied Felt, 10-10, then dominated the exhausted Fellin the overtime periods to win, 19-12.

Sheldon again took a deficit into the final period of his quarterfinal as Troy Bouzakis from Pine Bush (Nine) shut him out for four minutes, 7.{). •

But Sheldon came from behind again, scor­ing six third-period points before losing, 7-6, with Bouzakis on his hack. ·

.Todd Webb completed Section Three's bid for a .state title, dra"ing a bye in the first round and walking through his quarterfinal match against Mike Ellerson of Whitney Point (Four) and winning, 10-3.

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llaarWfbuol ...... .. - "JOiiiiii~liie-1 dod """"' ........ ,_ --5) s:3]

AnthOn)o Alberti Qta1dlck Hudson-1} oec.; Clarence Hunl (Mag;ni FSIIS-6) 3-0; Dav1!!1 Bn1c8n:t {Newlleld-1T) dec. Robert Pa'ti:!l I""' F....o-cliSAA) by r.. 4oOO; M~~ Meny (Unlon-E.-ldkott....t) pinned J~ Tyeer (canastot&-3) 5:53: • - Roy F (Eas.t ~-6) dec- Bll tNxon (N ar.WhelrtHeld-6) S.2: Jell Tufano (P .........)_-CUmmings ( vemeur-1DJ In 3:39; Terry ShawaHi!r (WI'!! lesboro-3) dec.. Mike Buonagu.rto (Con-I nelquot-11J 6-2: Craig Vltagllen (Piafnedge-8) dec.. Pat Soria (8mlra N 4) ., 4-3; 1QI - Rob - (Poru­de:. Corey Rubadue (MaiOne Franklin-tO by 4-0; Da'fe Hir!l::h (Clarkstown Sou~ll-1 dee. Jason Cherva (Milne-Endwell.-.4 11-3; Kelttt s~ (Patdl0gu.11 dec. M8Jk A~lar (Patchoaue-11) 10-S; Mark Baton (Chamlnat:Je...eHSAA) dee. Bob Pelletier(Rhena--2) 2-1.

112 - Robert Donnlno (Ctlamln CHSAA) dec. Muk Kessler (KI!!Inmor Easl-6} 4·2; Keith Sequltra (Eaa Meadow--!} S-2:; JulJ'I: Carlos Garcl (Sleepy HDIIow-1) dec. Sharla lese (Hor stl'leads-t) 10.5; Bryant Flanger (Mid lakM-5) dec. Stan Dawley (Mohawk-3) 12-7; 111 - kB'1 Gereia (Long Bead'i-8) *· Steve Nlkolakos (Fardhl!li'TI Prep.. CHSAA) 7-1; Doug Grondd (Burnt Hfll:s-2) dec. W!Mion l8e {StuyveSant-PSAL) 7-3,""""-, ....... """'"'"­Gary DeCarr (North AI)S&..Wolcon-5) ln &00: Shawn Weich (Waveriy-4) dec.. Dave Brainard (FaJconw-6) 3-1; 121 - Kent Maslin (Whitney Pol.,t-.4) pinned i J SeU­ers (Clifton Flne-1D) In -4:37; Troy Bou-­ZBids {!='me Elush-9) dee. ctJA(I Sheldon (Fuhon-3) 7..6: Chad Grondl:l (Suml HID:s-2) dec. ChriS Tucci (SL Amhony..CHSAA.) 9-1; Tom OITOII!II {SrMm-1} dec. Demond Bens(Walt-11)6-2.

131 - Tom Stllfflet (SWMt" Home-.6) dec. Ken Johnson {Huntlngtcn.11) 9-3; Jeff Laflamme (South Jeffersort-3) dec. Jim Rial (Paelc.sklll-1) 3-2; Jim Barbaro (Gala Chtll-5} d9c. Ketth Anderson (Pine SUSI\-9) -4-1; Brendan MacNaught {Wal­tan .. ) dec. Aaran Frazier (SI'Ienende-­hc>'Na-2) 2-{J; 13a - ChrLs Terry {WI:nte­haU-2} dac:::. Karaeb Howard (Fowler-3) 11-8; Jotln SpJegelnWln (Suffern..1) dee. Henry Venne (Nc. Adltondack-7) 14--7; Ken Porter (Aifnu:J-Atmond-5) pinned Chrts AJeger- (Port Jervls-9) 1:17: Bematd Valentin {l.Ong Eleach-8) dec. Lon JOhn-­son (Truman-PSAL) ,f-3; 145 - Pl'lll McCarty {Waverty-4) dec. Mike Quaglia (John Jay-1) 13-D; Kareem Johnson (Niagara Fal~ dec. Chad MacNaughton (GI&r. Falb-2) S-2; Gu)r Pecyea (Beek­mantown-1} pinned Jeremy Flllatraull (Canton-1{)) In 1:2:2: Steve Taylor {BrOCk­port-S} plnneQ DenniS Fields (Kellenberg­CHSAA) <11:38.

115- Brfan Gray (WellsviiJe.S) pinned l$r"aet Med"me. (Freeport...S) In 3:48; Mat1 Marciniak (WI!Itkln.s Glen-4) dec. Dlon Visconu tChamlnade-CHSAA) by 7-1; Mi:ke Mw1ha (Bellpor1-1i) dec.. Mike Urch (Bellpon-11) 5-1; Marcus HutChins (Mon­liceUo-9) dac. Mike Luick (Niagara· Whealfiefd-.6) 13-7; 187- Jason Bovei\SI (Greece Athena-5) won by TF DYer Ani! Nova!covfc (Mt St Mlke-CHSAA) 5:22, Seami..LS Lyman (Watertown-3) pinned Tom Salo (Gouvemeur-10) In 1:5S: Heath Macaluso (Minslnk Vaifey-9) dec. Dom Cwalola (M-assapequa-a) 9-i; Emtio Col· lins (Tappan Zee-1) d&e. Chip Fo,ler (G\nlderland-2) by 5-4; 177- Bnan Mar­cinek (Webster-5) dtc. JOhn Penholl0111o (Cassadaga Valley--6) by 13-6; Todd Webb (Bafdwinsvflle-3) dee. Mlke Enerson (Whrt­ney POlnl-4) by 111-3; Matt Wlrinon (FIDe Lane-1} dec. Aober1 Judge (Card O'Hara-CHSAA) by 5--1,

215- Ksvin Brfnkworth {WiB. Sottth-6; e1ee. oma Davidson (Brigllton-5) by 7-4; Jamie Huntington (WI'IItehaU-2) dec. E!il! Neuss {Bellport-11-) by &-7; Percy CIM:E (Marcellus-3) dec. Francls Broll$$1!1au (Peru-n tiY' 12-5; Mike Bucd (Red Hok-9 ~ dec. Tyrone Davis {Freeport-8) by 9-4; 251 - Cary Huggard (freeport-8) dee. Man Blandt (Red HDmr.-9) by 12-1; Cave. Williams (East Aoehesl:er-5) dec. Art Dis­penza (Siarpolnt--6) by 7-o; Jamee Call {lrn:IJ.iim Rlve:-3j pinned Troy Mar,hall (Malone Franklin-10) In 3:19; Bruc:e Mo!lll­ley (llhaca-4) C!'et:. Sean McLaughlin (eabylon-11) 10-7, 01..

Section 3 wrestlers take a fall By Marms Hayes Contnbuting Writer

Things looked good for Section Three going into Saturday's state tournament at the Onondaga War Memonal. Seven wrestlers from the section had qualified for the Satur­day morning semifinal matches and Section Three trailed Section Five in the race for the team title. 76.5-68.

Then the sky fell in on Section Three's hopes for a team title. Only two wrestlers advanced to Saturday night's final round, Watertown grappler Seamus Lyman and !Ja!dw:;~"'~!!e's Todd Webb.

At the end of the semifinal round, Section T"nree fell to sixth place with rn points. Sec­tion Five, with 129 points, and Section One, with 127 points, prepared to fight it out for the team championship, as each team placed four wrestlers in the finals.

In fact. Section Three was nearly shut out of the final round. Lyman beat Jason Bovenzi of Greece-Athena (Section Five) by only one point. 4-3, in the 167-pound class. Lyman led, 2-1. going into the third period. and reversed on Bovenzi to widen the margin to 4-l.

But as the match wound down, Bovenzi

FOWLEfi'S Mike Jamison, bottom, beat Marl< Aguilar of Section 9 in a consolation matciL reversed on Lyman and the Watertown when Lyman won that title. champion had to hold on through the final Webb held on to st:n~ve his 177-pound bat-seconds to win. · tle With Brian Marcinek of Webster (Five),

Lyman's coach, Herb VanHouten, sent his 8-7, but not before giving up a penalty point charge packing back to their hotel immedia- for stalling late in the third period. That point telyfollowingtheclosecall to prepare for the produced tbe final score. and Webb waltsed ftnal match against Emilio Collins, who fin- into the finals against Steven Thompson of ished third in the 155-pound class last year • WRESTLING, Page E4

.... _,ISbii'l plliOJill94JIWi

w cas w 1 EhTL v watch 1our matChes being eot1tested at the Onondaga Cow1ty w• Memorial.

-"""""""'­CHAD SHELDON of Fulton brings down T.J. Sellers Jr. of Clifton-Fine in their 126-pound matchup.

Section3 wrestlers take a fall • WRESTLING Continued from Page El

Ward Melville (11). Jamee Call's storybook postsea­

son ended, as the 250-pounder from Indian River fell to Bruce Manley of Ithaca (Four) in the semifinal. ·

"It's all over now," said a dejected Call, the victim of Man­ley's superior weight "He just laid on me; he didn't wrestle.

"I'll take third. I guess, and there's always next year," added the junior.

There's no next year for Jeff LaFlamme, a senior 119-pounder from South Jefferson, and there will be no state title for him this year.

LaFlamme lost his semifinal match, 5-2, to Tom Shifflet from Sweet Home (Six). Shifflet. consid-' ered by many as the best in the state in the 119-pound class, should go _all the way, according to LaFlamme.

"He'll win it," said a smiling LaFlamme after their match. .,He does a lot of things I like to do, like arm-drags and ankle-picks. But he's stronger than me, so his moves worked, and mine didn't."

All of 98-pound Terry Showalter's moves worked in his semifinal bout with Craig Vitag­liano of Plainedge (Eight), until the last few seconds.

Showalter, an eighth-grader from Whitesboro, led throughout the match and was ahead, 3-2, when Vitagliano reversed on hini with Z1 seconds left in regulation; The .move gave Vitagliano two points and the match, ~-

The end was quicker but equally as disappointing for Bryan Roggie of Beaver River. Roggie, a lastc minute replacement for Section Three ll!).:pound champion Chris Lynch, was cradled and pinned in 1:55 by Shawn Welch of Waverly (Four) in that semifinal match.

STATE TOURNEY

PAGi eo41THE POST-STANDARD, Monday, March 5, 1990

,VARinY . ' . . .. . ... ..... .. ..

Baldwinsville's Webb Only Section Three Champion·? By NEIL KERR

Tht.> Post·Stomd;ml

As he watched his Section .Three team­mates suffer defeat, Baldwinsville's Baker High School senior Todd Webb knew what he had to do. "All the guys that were losing were being tentative," said Webb late Saturday night at the Onondaga County War Memorial. "I deciijed on Friday, after my first match, that I was going to stay totally aggressive in every match. If I was going to lose, I was going to go down fighting."

With that strategy in mind, Webb didn't lose a bout at the 28th state Intersectional Meet. He soundly defeated finalist Steve Thompson of W2rd ~dviHe High in Suf. folk County 12-4 for the crown. The Bees' senior, finishing with 110 career wins, grabbed the early lead with an opening­mit1ute takedow". ~nd never allowed Thompson to get the upper hand.

"I've worked for 12 months for this title," Webb told a crowd of well-wishers. "Ever since I lost the sectional title match to Dave Wise of Fulton last March, I had only one goal in mind - to win the state title this year."

Off-season wrestling, including a gold medal performance at the Empire State Games in Ithaca last summer, sharpened Webb's skills and increased his strength.

When he dropped a 2-1 bout to Water­town High's Seamus Lyman in December, it didn't deter Webb's drive. That loss only made him more determined. "I wasn't in top shape in December," admit­ted Webb, who passed up the chance to play on the (Section Three champion) Baldwinsville football team to concen­trate on wrestlin~ nractice. "After that loss, I started getting real serious about getting my weight down and getting stronger. I worked all winter for this."

In the finals, Webb actually defeated a last-minute tourney replacement. Thomp­son bad been a one-point loser to Nick Hall of Longwood in the Section Eleven tourney, but Hall stayed borne to be with his mother, wbo is critically ill with can­cer.

Webb's title helped Section Three to a fourth-place finish, with 157.5 points. The surprise team champion was unheralded Section Five (Rochester area), which scored 181.5 points. That area had only one returning· individUal placewinner from its 1989 lineup, 145-pound class fab­vorite Steve Taylor of Brockport, and wasn't expected to make a strong show­ing. Section Five was led by Taylor, who won his class, and who was joined by 138-pound Ken Porter of Alfred-Almond plus 155-pound Brian Gray of Wellsville as iru:tivjdu~t ~hamp~c!\!.

Capturing the "Most Outstanding Wres­tler" trophy for the second time in his career was a greatly-relieved Troy Bou­zakis of Pine Bush, the pre-tourney favorite at 126 pounds. Surviving a 7-6 escape from Fulton's upset-minded Chad Sheldon in Friday's quarterfinals, Bou­zakis went on to win his class with a first­period pin of Chad Groncki of Burnt Hills in the title bout.

Bouzakis had also taken tourney honors in 1986 and 1987 before placing third and then second the past two years at 119 pounds. "I was starting to think the 119-pound class was a jinx for me, so I decided to keep my weight up and stay at 126 instead of dropping to 119 for the third year in a row," explained Bouzakis as he clutched his "MOW" trophy Satur­dav.

ilouzakis, finishing with a 175-2 career record, added, "I've had some personal problems the last two years which inter-

Fowler High School'a Mike Jamiaon, top, hoata Mark Aguilar of Washington­villa Central during a State Meet 105-pound match won by Jamlaon at the Onondaga County War Memorial Saturday. Jamiaon placed filth In hla weight cla11. fered with my training and hurt my con­centration at times. My brother was involved in a bad car accident three years ago which made him go through a lot of therapy, and there have been other per­sonal problems. This winter, I just decided I wasn't going to return to Syra­cuse and get beat again. No way. I have to say that Sheldon gave me easi!y my toughest match of the year though. He's very good."

Fulton coach Mike Conners, who was

greatly disbearted last week when be learned Bouzakis was in the 126-pound class, had nothing but praise for the "MOW" recipient. "Bouzakis is a great high school wrestler, no question about it, but you saw the struggle he bad to get past Chad. After Chad lost that match, I think he lost something mentally. He was tvtall:,.- focused un beating Bou:Gakls, and when it didn't happen, his concentration was shot."

Sheldon ended up in sixth place in his

class, despite having given Bouzakis ~ : only serious scare of his senior sea~Q•: Bouzakis had also won the "MOW" trophy;· to climax the 1987 tournament. ·

Besides tbree-time champion Bouzakis, 91-pound favorite Anthony Alberti of Hendrick Hudson was a repeat winner,. taking that class a second straight year: :; :

The top surprise of the tourney sap.: defending state !55-pound champibl( • Seamus Lyman of Watertown drop a.?~: title match at 167 to unbeaten Emili;!>: Collins, who finished 38-0 this season wiW-bis victory. . · · ·

"I just wasn't mentally ready for the finals," said a disappointed Lvman.

Winner Collins was ready for the finals.;. · "Ever since I lost to Seamus in overtiml!-: last year, I've been getting ready for this m~tch," Ccm~s s2id. "! ,,,:J.sn't .1ll th:::.t disappointed to lose to him last ye~r, because I didn't really think I could win the state title anyway. '!'his year, I knew I was capable of being a state champion. I've done a lot of practicing, and I'm tn a . lot better shape than I was last March,

· partly because I played football for the first time in my career last fall. That _ helped me get ready for wrestling. I'm dedicating this win to my mother, Kath-' · leen, who passed away 15 months ago."-. ·

Also for Section Three, placewinners· were 91-pound freshman John Tyler of · Canastota, sixth; 98-pound eighth-grader_ Terry Showalter of Whitesboro, fourtli;:- · 105-pound junior Mike Jamison: Qf Fowler, fifth; 119-pound junior Bryan Roggie of Beaver River, fourth; 132-pound Jeff LaFlamme of South Jefferson, tlurd; 138-pound junwr Kareeb Howard of Fowler, fifth; 215-pound Percy Clarke of Marcellus, fifth; and 250-pound junior Jamee Call of Indian River, third.

Suffem-1 (»5-21 bl!at Plattsburgtl seton~ 7 <lB·BJ by .2--o.

Senela: Saturday at S p.m. !Aibanv A~ V$. RQdle5ter Aqt~IM$) and 7:30 p.m. {Wesl Genesee vs. Suffern) at uu~ AI.Gilorium.

Ncft..-Winners mt'el Sulld!v at 3:30Pm.

"""""' """ -ROCH.A~AS I, OSWEGO 3 Oswego: Kurilovich" 1-1, Michalski 1-1,

GUll\ 1-1 Sava ~; 11 saVft.. Buc­canem: OWt.

A~inas; Ewin>l o-1, Giordino 1-o, Tcwm­MIIc 11-1, Sloan D-1, Perona 2-2, Res· t;QW$ki 1-3, Schultz 1-1, M~k 1-l, Nuccite:lli 1-1. Grulhldt.ria o-1. saves. 28. OswNO 201-l A.ns 242-1

WEST GENESEE 3, llONDEOUOrT 2 Wul Germee: VII~'!IOO 1-0. ScrmeiO Hl,

Signer 1-o, Sheeltf D-1, O'Shel D-1. Saves.­Solon ,.

IrondeQuoit: Binsack 2·0, Genrich 0·1, BrM¥ G-1, Oan::tl.l'and o-1. Saves- Seier, 21. West~ 102-3 ........ 010-l

DiVbian Two ..... SKANEATELES 6. BROCKPORT 1

SkaneateleS: Gent 1-1. KIJTZ 1-D, Moss H, Ntcrrissey 3.0, 0. Ka.m 11-2, Mi"dh D-1, BeiMIIf o-1., Saves· Pardee 18.

BrockDOrt: Bulferd 1-4J, Sloffel 0-1. Si!lmon Q-1. Saves: McCaU 20. ~ 501-6 ~ 001-1

WRESIUNG NlwVcrtS-~

fltll'l'l Sldlll11'lnl lw.3-Ki.n KuPPUiver" (AUbllm} 154. 1965-

·~ld'l KoMI (Sh!rWrl'le-Earlvilel 138; 1966--Joe F~~o !Fra""=fci't·X~1.1Yie'l 100, 1'm­·~ke 5PI:IIn {Fqflkfort-Sd'urtler) 148; 1'168-Dcrl Marrore (Frank!ori·SchuNI 120,

190--Jerrv Siefert ISI'IertMJ~EarMI1el 16; Bi ~ !Skaneateles.! 215. mo-­Bob Medin~ (Bakrwinsville) 123; Mikl! PttiRiPS ((Cqlerstown) 215; Keith Rose !W&~rtownl 2JI; 1911·-Stu Gii!l!le llndan Rivtrl 1:11; Eric Bran (We.ft'lilll 177; Jim R~ (W~I Gnseel 21S.

ltn··Dan Hunt {Wtsl Genes!!!') 119, Tom Capene {Watertown) 145. 197J~·Oan Hunt !West Genesee) 119; Tom CaPOne (Waflrtown) 145; Greg Stevens !Fulton) 177. 197.t-Dan H1..111 (lJYesl ~~ 119; Rardv Gilelft (FUI!onl 116; Can LMIII (Saktwin!.-T: ~~~~(=r::r,~~~~"'o:!~ srer (Alb..ml 2.50.

1m--Tom Pidiard £Bo~~h1wins ... illtl t•S; Cl'lartlel I<IN'af INiW Hartford) 117; Jim SleePer IWt!.l Genesee) 250. 1979·-Pele Ca!IG"'e fW.aleftownl 145. 19SD-·81'1!1 Coolo: !New Harttord) 91; M1ke Ramos !Beaver R~Verl r•s. ~fe C<!QOOI! cwatertownJ 155; MJo:e: Conners fBaktwins~J m.

1981--John PauleY (New Hartford) 91; Jim Malleson !Oswego) 171. 19!12"·-0avid Gteewxl tc:anaslotal 91, li!on Laseet" (Ful­lm) 116, Lefan Rl)gi!Js IFu!lonJ 167, Jim Matleson (0\wesoJ m, TiiTI Green (Liver· p(IOI) '115

lllll--8rian AkltV (0sW@g()) 138. 1984-Randv MDfrison (L~ale) 250. 1985--GtorOt Korlhas ICelltral SQuare] 250. 11189--Seamus. Lvman (WalertOWJ'I) ISS, Ron VituiO (New Hi!ii"TTIrdl 215. IM-·Tadd Wdlb (J,IIctwins· *1177.

lfll Stat~ ll'ltllntellltal,... FNI Tlllm Scamg

Seclierl Five 111.5, Section Four 171, See--1M EleVen 158, Sectil)"' Thre! 157.5, Section ~ 1S35. SKtion EiQM 145, Section Six 119, 5echon N_. 10'1, .sectiOn Two 89.5, CHSAA 39, setlion Seven 2t.S. PSAL 21.5, S«1ion Ten 55.

T .......... fi··Anthony Alberti (HEndridt-HutMn·l)

d!c. David Bracero tNtwfteld· 111. 12-3. fi-·Crlill Vilo~~11liana (Piain!die·8J dK.

Rov Frev !East R~lf!r·5J, UH · 1115-David Hinch ICIMk~town Sotrtrt-1)

dec. k!>ittl Sl~y CPatd'logue·IJJ, 1D-2. ~ 112-·JI..Ii'ln CarlOs G111rcia (SleePy HolklW"

I) dee. Keith SeQuiera CE<~$1 Meadow-Ill!, 1H

IJt-Shawn Weld! {Wa'o't'rly-4) dec Doug

SCOREBOARD Gronckl !Bum! HiRSP2J. 6-3 con.

ta-Troy Boutak.is CPirE Bush-9) Pinned Cl'lad Groncki (Buml l-lils-21. 1:2t

I:D-Tum Shifhet !Sweet Hci"Tle""6) dec. Brandon MacNaught {W&I!cn-4), B-3.

1:.-Kermv Porter (Aifrl!d·AimonclpSJ dec. .Ktln ~man (Suffern-I). 12-5

145--Steve Tay!cr {Brodtpcri-Sl dec. K•eem JOhnson (Niagara Fai15-6J, 10.9, ot

US-Brian Grav (Well!.viae-5) aec. Mike Mu1ha (Belport-11), IH.

161-Em~io Celins (Tappan lee-!) dec Sei!tlll..l5 LYJTWI (W81ertown-3), 7·4.

111--Tocld Webl:l CBaldwinsvifte--31 dec. Steven~ (ward Metville-111, tN.

215--Kevin Brinkworth [Williamsville South-6) 1:1ec. Mike Butci fRed Hoot-:·9), 4-J.

2ri--Bruc:e ManleY HINaca-4) dec. Cary HWSirilrd !Freeporl-8), 3·1

nini-PIIet IWIII:MS 'I·-Ocu111as (Bethpa~e-B) dEC. Merry

{lJniOn·EndicoiHl. 13-5. "··Buon~~o;urio 1Conne1Que.1-11) Clee.

ShoWallet' !Whllesboro-31, 4·3. 10S.·Chervak (Maina-Endwettp•J dec.

Bashlw cPeru-n 4~ 112·-Ri!lngl!l' (Midlakes-5) dee. Dcooino

!Chami"U-CI, 13·2. llt--Deearr !North Rose Wotoii·SJ dec

ROIDe. IBMve- River·3l, 3·2. 12J-·Masrll1 !Whitney Poinl·4~ dec. DiTore

{Suffern- I). 11-3,. 132-·LaFIIImme {South Jeffer$01\•ll dec.

bb.110 <Gales-chili-51; 13-.t. lJI.·Vetentin {Long Beach-Ill) dec. John·

sm nnman-PJ, 12-10 lOTI. 145·-Ge!er" (Mi!CA.rlhur·BJ d!c. McCarty

{Wi!lvertv·•l. 8~ 1. ISS-·Marcinilllo: IWIIIkins Glen-4) dee

HutCMii'IS (Montic:@I0-9), 6·2. 161··Malchuski !Bay Shore-11} dec

Bovtrlzi (Gfeece:-Athena·Sl, 5-2. 171~Marcin!k (Web$11!1'-5) <!@e. Penhol·

kiW (Cassadaga Valft-6t, 3·2. 215-.Sctl!lffef" !Va!al·4) dec Ntuss !Bell­

pc;rt-11), J•2. l:50-Cllft (Jndilln River-JJ di!C. Williams

CEi!ISI' Roel'le!.ftr·SJ, 5-J.

F""'·AKe MatmM 91·-Hun! (Nia~ra Falls-6J dec. hl~r

{tanastota-3) bY 4-2, ot 91··Tufano (Pari Jervis-9) dec. Dixon

!Niaclln-W'n181fllld-6J by 4·2. 105-•Jamison (Fowler-3} dec. Baron

(0\llminlclt-CHSAA. bY 8·2. 112.·-R~ (AwriD Pal'k·2J ~ Le!e

(Hol"setteiKb·4) by 3~ .llf • ..(;areie (Long Befch-81 dee Ool'b'leiY I~ Rt'ltr-U bv default.

1:31i-·Bertt tW!III Wtlirman-m dec. Shel-dlll (fLikln-lJ by 1-i .

lr:!··Jomscn CHu-tlinQton-11l dec:. Waller fPiainedge-8) by 7-1

131··Hcward !Fcwler-3} dec. Terry iWiitPhai-2J by 6Nt.dl

1-ti··Ciiltcn £Middlefown-'lt deC Pe:rye:a (Beell:manrown-n DY 11-J.

1S5··Lulck (Nia!il!lra·Wheatfield·6l dec.. Medhl!i {F~·IJ by 4-Q.

IQ'-·Fm.ter iGuhderland·2J di!C. Macaluso !~nk Valev-91 by N.

l77··Vincent (Albany Aca~rnv·2) dec. Whitton {Fox Lare-1l bv 7·3.

21S··Ciarke (N\arce!IIJS-J) dec. Huntington (Whilehal-21 by 6-3. -·-91·-Aiberti Cf-lendf"idl. Hudson· I) pinnet.l DMIIa5 leethpage-81 in H•, Bracero \Ne'l¥· fllfld·ll) dec. ~ (Unbn·Endicotl·d), lQ-2.

ft--F~ I~&:SI Roc."'eSter·51 tedlnical fan ewer Tufarto !!'«' Jer\ois.-91 at 3:3J; v.tag· rano IPiail'le®f-81 deC. ShOwalter IWhites.­lxlro-31, 6-2.

105·-Hirsch {Clarkstown Scuth-1) dec Ela:5haw {Peru·1), 9-l; 5tr)'ChatskV \Paleho-9L.e-l1J dec. Barcrt (Oiaminade-CHSAA), 5-'-

112··S@Quiera (East Mead"ow·8) dec Donnino IChaminade-CHSAAI, 6·J. Carlo~ Garcia {~ Ha!UW·IJ dec. R~ IMiCI~ r.es-51. 8·6.

ll'il--(.(CII'IQI.i {Surnl Hii.s·2) dee:. Garcla

~~ :=-~~~;R;:_~~ ~~~ier,rv-•1 121·-Botaaki\ (Pin! BtM-9) dec. Mas~n

I'M'litnw Point-.. l, IJ-2, Grcncki (Bum! Hil!.-21 dec. OiTore (Suffa'n-11. 11)-9.

132-·ShiHiet (Sweet Hcme·6l dec LaFII!orrf're tSOUth Jetlerson·ll, s~2. Mac· Ni!IU!I11 £Warton-•) dl!c Barbato (Gates·Chib-5), 5-2.

131·-Spiegeman {Sufrern-1) ove:r Ternr !Wnileha11·21 bY def&ult; Parler (Alfred· Atmond"·SI dee Valentin (LO~ Beach·B), ...

145--Johnson CNiaDin!! Falls) dec. McCarty {WIIver!Y-4), 7-•; Tayb' (8rocK­par1-5) dec. Pervea caeekmantown·7l, 11-1.

155·-Gray !Wellsville:-Sl dec. Medina (FretPOrl-Bl, 3-2; Ml.rlha CBeiPI)f1-ll} dec. Hutdlills (1'11111\IJCd0-9), 1·6.

111-LYITIIIIn (Watertown-3) del:. (Gr~ AIIKm·SJ, 4-J; Collins {TaPP!In lee-1) dec. Mac.alu$c IM.ini!.lnk ValleY-9), 7-1.

177--Webb (BatdwinsYille·JJ dec Mill'"~ cinek {Websh!r-5). 1·7; ThompSOn (Ward MeiYi~IH dee. Whiflon (fox L.ane--1), 1·1.

215·-Brlnllworlh IWiUiams~lllt Sourn-~1 dec. Huntingcn !Whllehall·2t. I·S; Bucci 1Redlook-9i dec. Clarle (oV!arcelkJS-3), 5-l.

250-Hwgard (Ossinill'il-1) d«. WiU'Iilms fEast Roctlemo-5), lD-J; MMlleY (lltli!lca-ro dBC. UM {Indian lii:iver·JJ, 8·5.

Slclan Tint Wr'ldnl IIII·Wftl Cenltry OJb IRIIIII

SEimus Lvman, Wattrll\ln 153 Mire GM', ~ 147 D0US1 VOI.J"'IIS, Mor.-EIItorl ............ ---··· llS Mike Aubel, Lowville ...... - .......................... 143 CIXIY Button, Oneida ...... ,., .... " ........ _ ... 141 JOhn Howard, Fulton ................ __ .............. 140 Tan G.leascn, Gar-.510111 .... , ..... _ ......... -... Ill Ralph Howard, SauQuoit ................... ··-··· 131 MBI.e C8!an111, NOI'Ih Svrbei.M .................. 130 Brian Ak21, Oswi!IID ........... - ............... 129 Cl'ti$ Lettlale, ES-Minoa ................... - ...... 127 Dille Coon, Maci!IDI'I ........ , ..... _.. . .....•• 121 R~n OenHaese, C-Meri!Jan .... , ... _ ..... - .... 126 Lmt Ccml25, ~!101'1 .... - .... ~....... 125 P.-.1 Creiilll!crt, So • .JefferW1 ............. ·-·· 124 Sim Gi!Jft, C11'111.1oiOI8 ......................... 121 David Mt:Carihv, ~ay ................... - ........ 120 D.wid Po51mer. cenastota ... . ..... .... .. .. 118 Mark l.l!wis, Madison .. -......... . 118 Toio Poole, Bai1,1Wins'IIIE ..... - ............. - ....... Ill Bf"fJII R..-, 8eawr RIVW 111 Dei!ll! case. Aditoooatk ·-·-····---· ........... 111 Scoll H~. Beaver Rl..e- .................. 1J7 Ron Vi!tA!o New Herfford ·····---··-·"'"····· 117 BLIZIY Pn!rlla, V·V-Siwrl ......... ~-........ 111 BOO Outf'a'. CaMS!Oia .......... ·····--~ ......... 116 Mlc:e F'anlilt. ~ 114 ROO Allen, e,~c~wmsvme ............................. 113 John PaUleY, New Hartford ....... _ .............. 113 Ad:!m 8uroo-;, Heminger 113 Mark Noi.l'se. CUeno"Jii!l ···--·······""···- 112 Mark~. FJMI'I ................ 112 Mar1Y Lvnch. Jcrdan·Eillidge ........ - ....... 112 Ptler Cspcnf, Waltr1cwn ..... _ ........... "' .... 112 Dilfl'YI Trew, General Brt~wn - ............. _, 112 Barry Sar-01'11.', Wetlhil ........ _., ................... 110 OenM Alberico, Qlt'nlien ·-· .. --·· .......... 110 GnV Finnlt. ,.._ na Todd Wdtb. IIIII ••• .. . ............ -.. , 11CI And¥ RiCe, Lowvle _,_,_ .................... "' 109 ctriS Newton, MoiT.-Eaton ..... - .............. 109 JII'Tl Creighton, south JI!Hasan .............. _ .. 109

~~ Dlsnnaw, PuiMki _ .. _ ....... -... Ill! JEff Virtter, Bei!Jver River .................... _. 100 0~ Ni!lgy, Bea~ River ......... . .... 1CU I Mile ~. CMaSicta ............... _ ................ TOO

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8-llildfatiiWtii. a.wr Rlwr ---- Ill! ,_J CJI'It Kalil., Camdln . - . ... .. . 99 Keith PI!B"¥tV, Mltdiscn ...... .................... 99 C* Petroff, McrTI!.~Ea!On ................. 99 C:IW'ts LMIII, Rktifietl Springs ................... 99 Pal Halt*~, Baldwim.Y. ·-··", ................. 99 ROD P!corl, Claire ..................... ··-· ......... 98 Blake c.dwHcllr. Homer • ~ ........ ............ : 91 Mark Head, ~lohl ~ .............. _. _,_ ..... 91 Tl'l'l Fen., V·V-$herril ................................ 98 Malt van Housel, cmo-NS .. _ .. ___ ... _ ..... 97 Jeff Jayne, .Jordiii"Eibridoe ...................... . 97

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lf70..·Mille- PNID$ !Cctantown-JJ ........ 215 1971--Joln Cuvll!r (Etmi~ Free-41 ..... _ .. 145 1912-·D. Cartwright 1Keftaua·5) ......... 177 ttn--Grs S~eYmS {Funon-31 .. -.--.......... m tf74-·Frft DeAnoells ISPen'pcrt-5} ....... 138 117.5-·Keiftl. :st.ns {~11 ,_,. .......... 155 lfn-·RObin Plrker (cat·Mum:lrct-SJ ...... 119 lf17··Mark lleovell (llhlea--4) ..... ,_ ......... 119 1f71.-Tcm Pk:kinl (BIIawirlwiiii!J ... - .... 145 1m--~ Capone !Wale"lcwnl ......... - ... 14S 1--BI Gllflnev ("'l.l'llii"Qiot'r\1) ......... _ lll 1·1-AII'alado (L.oog Beac:rt-11 ............ 105 1112-·.lcll Cardl (Bt.l'nt Hli•:2) .. _ .. .,. ......... 145 1tl3-·o.t Mavo !Sachem-Ill---............ m , ...... ,.... .Arena ~~•• ................ 138 .... fgy- Oownrv (Deer Pwlc·lll ... - .. 126 IW--.Jt!ll PFescott (Oiean-61 ..................... 105 IE'.-Troy Bculakis. (Pme BWI-9} .......... lDS I•·Ethan Bosch (lrDQI.Ds-~) ..... ___ ..... 167 1.,_-Adltm tMrianOICOI"nMwo!ll.ll!!·lll .... 171 1 ...... Tf"OY BG.ta.kis IPH Bustt-91 ......... 126

Cllril LYIICIII. hllft RRw IGf VOLUYB PerCY a.u, MamaB .......... _ .. . .. 109 ALL Shelwn Rcggje, Bea¥er Ri'l'l!l' , __ ,_ ........ 1• 1 ..:=--~=:~~;...~~~~~-Jin Roll'lerY, Tully'. . ........ 101 51c1m nn. v._ Dave Glee!.on, Canastota .......................... 1011 GeoF"91! Korthas, Central SQuere ............. ICill R..,_ flllya(l ~ eon Slanrcn, V·V·Sherrm ..................... 1011 At c.... 11111 Tlldrr OM HLI'II, Waf Gene$ee ... , ....................... 107 Clns D: L.aFa~l 121-1) bRI Sher-Joe Brilo, Skaneatell!s ................ _ ... ······ .. 107 Dl.rfi!-Ear!Yile-4 115-11. Tim Green, UVfi'POOI ·-···· .... , .......... -··· ... 101 C11a C:: <:anBSio!a-3 ta-21 beal Greene-4 R;nty Cotton, Fu1!111 ........ 107 (19-t). John Elm!!r, Bi5hol> Ludden ...................... 106 Olss 8: Mai,..,..Endwetl· .. t2D-2J belli Stew! Grau, Beavl!l' RiVi!l" ... ,_ ................ 1(16 Ccns.nt-3 {20-61. Charbel Karral, New Hartford ... - .......... ·• 106 Olss A: Union·EndicoiH (24,4) beal Eric Carrii*'IY. Sol.dh Jeff ....... _ ............. _. 1• Qsw!gO-] {20-J). Rob Price, Cor11arld .................... _ .... -· 106 Ror-r Thort~e, Jordan·EibridQe .................. 106 ..... Pll'flll R ... Randv Gilelte, Fulton ........ _ ................... lOS a.u, A MMio. Vlric;""", et>aveor Ri¥-er · ··· · · .... · · 105 UlliOft..Encictlf blef Osww. 15-11~ 11-IJ, Kill Peavev,l\'ladMII ...... - ....................... lOS 7·1S. 15·11. Unian·f:~ leederl; M. Go!lz-Jctln Vi!Uio, New f-larlford ........... _ ........ ·· lOS dJ.:, 4 aces, 3 ltih; E. Zadleis, 2 a:RI$1$.. TIITI Hy!!r, li(ln ............... - ...................... 104 {Union-Endialn Zf-4) John Pickara, Baldwinl.vill!! ··-·· ..... ··-···· · 11)1 ~'lft90 '-fen: £27-3}: R. JCI'VIsm, J'il Stew 6radish, ~ItO ................................ 104 kils; A. Fl'Ck 12 killS, (8\.a 27·3). Pl!le Mconen, v~V-Sh!rril ...... --... liN ans 1 Mark Smebllil, Cato-We"id., ................... 104 MIIRf..inrMIIIIII c.tlnd IJ..ll, IS.JO, SMI O.WIIW', MIN._ IlK 15-11 M. ~. 7 klls, 2 ~ G. Sabol, CNtd Sheldtn, Flltln liM S kib, J blacks; P. Cho!lnp, 5 k' 23 aS$i$ts, Malt cooran, CBA .. _ .. _ ........................... 103 !MaR-Endwel20-2"l. Jim Mallescrt, O!.wego ···----... ···· .... Un Cortland leadln: S. Robifi$0JI, IJ kiAs, Jeff Vahev, LaFavette --·····--·-·-....... UD 4 bfottts; 1','\. Han, II k.UI~. 18 a5.Si5.ls., C. Ed Sullivan, Belllel' Ri'l'l!l' ... _ ............ · .... 103 Herting, I kill, 1S !SSisb, ~ ace· (COri-

_..Jamill Pont!lb, Cl!l'fql Sauare .......... 103 land 7J-t). Jeff ~"~· NftW" Harrtord .. , . ,... ......... 102 Qm, (: Jamie: COPPOla, Central ~ · ·-.. lll'l C.... e.l CiniiN 1S.l, IS·t 15-,, B~ Colins, Cicer¢-N.S. '""""'""'""" ·· ....... 10'.2 Co!1'18SIC!a It~. S.OII$, 6 kills, 9eamed Charies R~..e, Fa'o'ellmiP-MMi.Js .... ···· · IIR DOints; P. Easlw!D!I, 17 IUiSts, J. Kit!(, 5 Jeff Nol, Ilion ........... - ........ ~···-·· ................. 102 kills; s. Rav, 5 kih, C..lula (26-21 TrOY Grabow, V·V-Sheml , .. , .... ~ ........... ltl'2 (llq 0 Joe Fion."N'a, 4dirrod!lck · · ·· W1 UFIVI!ftt a.at s:t.iunt-EarMie IS-12. Mike! Clrrcll, LaFa'lffle ........ - ......... - .. - .. Kll 11·1S, 15-t, 1.5· JZ. LaFavet1e: 1ea6Brs: A. Dao McGee, Chitrenan;D .. .. · 101 Groll'l, 11 kib, 1 aa!!l; c. Hfrst, 9 lilts, 4 Bill ~nam. Soulh Lewis .... - ..... _ ......... 101 acn, 1 blbCk; J. Hart, 1 kill. 1 ,~e, KeYin Hoi, Homer . , 101 10 auG~; C. lhon'll$, 3 kills, I ace, II Mice Oi!vo, New Harffa"d ..... !~I ~S.SiSfl; T, McKnwv. II kills, 2 o!ICH, 1