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101 – Aiden Jacobellis (Patchogue-Medford) pinned Angel Mendoza (Central Islip) 5:30
108 – Aiden Morin (Patchogue-Medford) md. Joshua Bender (Longwood) 13-0
116 – Anthony Lagala Ryan (Longwood) TF David Barrera (William Floyd) 15-0
124 – Mason Jacobellis (Patchogue-Medford) dec. Devin Connelly (Longwood) 1-0
131 – Santiago Gonzalez (Patchogue-Medford) dec. Jack Meyer (William Floyd) 6-2
138 – Jayvyn Johnson (William Floyd) dec. Ryan Gallelli (Patchogue-Medford) 11-4
145 – Michael McGuiness (Walt Whitman) pinned Griffin Loeffler (Patchogue-Medford) 0:47
152 – John De La Rosa (Brentwood) TF Pfieffer Morrison (Longwood) 18-3
160 – Jason Kwaak (Brentwood) pinned Cole Welsh (Patchogue-Medford) 0:17
170 – Matt Gervasio (Walt Whitman) md. Aaron Land (William Floyd) 14-2
190 – Manaen Capellan (Brentwood) dec. David Gonzalez (William Floyd) 1-0
215 – Josiah Lors (William Floyd) pinned Dylan Kent (Longwood) 4:29
285 – Nyyir Thomas (Longwood) dec. Ashton Klugewicz (Patchogue-Medford) 5-2 SV

Most Outstanding Wrestler: Santiago Gonzalez (Patchogue-Medford, 131)

Most Pins Least Time: Anthony LaGala Ryan (Longwood, 116), 3 in 1:48

Suffolk League 2 Tournament at Sachem North HS

Team Scores

Connetquot 276
Sachem North 246.5
Commack 192.5
Lindenhurst 141
Ward Melville 129.5
Sachem East 89.5
Bay Shore 85.5

Championship Finals

101 – Chase Phillips (Ward Melville) dec. Sano Restrepo (Sachem East) 7-0
108 – Ethan Hauser (Connetquot) dec. Zachary Rothenberg (Ward Melville) 5-0
116 – Julian Medina (Connetquot) dec. Mert Ozturk (Lindenhurst) 7-0
124 – Vinny Augello (Commack) md. Thomas Keegan (Sachem North) 12-2
131 – Anthony Severino (Lindenhurst) TF Jack Cusumano (Sachem North) 16-0
138 – Niko Marnika (Commack) pinned Zachary Carlson (Connetquot) 4:36
145 – Christian Arcati (Lindenhurst) dec. Joseph Marotta (Sachem North) 1-0
152 – Mike Scarandino (Lindenhurst) TF Logan Williamson (Sachem North) 23-6
160 – Kai Shapiro (Connetquot) dec. Jon Schroff (Sachem East) 9-5
170 – Thomas Vecchio (Sachem North) dec. Nicholas Theodoulou (Connetquot) 7-4
190 – Brady Curry (Commack) pinned Logan Spinella (Sachem North) 2:46
215 – Joshua Holliman-Pollonais (Bay Shore) dec. Kyle Mclaughlin (Connetquot) 10-5
285 – Chase Frole (Lindenhurst) dec. Valdey Pierre (Sachem North) 5-0

Most Outstanding Wrestler: Anthony Severino (Lindenhurst, 131)

Most Pins Least Time: Brayden Mallgren (Commack, 152), 4 in 11:08

Suffolk League 3 Tournament at Smithtown East HS

Team Scores

North Babylon 264
Smithtown East 250.5
East Hampton-180.5
Northport 126
Huntington 113.5
Copiague 81
Newfield 58.5

Championship Finals

101 – Xavier Seabury (North Babylon) pinned Ryan Zabielski (Smithtown East) 1:06
108 – Austin Bronco Campsey (East Hampton) pinned Sam Reinard (Smithtown East) 0:42
116 – Dylan Reinard (Smithtown East) pinned Juan Roque (East Hampton) 5:45
124 – Dylan Tuthill (Northport) pinned Alex Arevalo (Copiague) 1:37
131 – Matthew McDermott (Smithtown East) pinned Walter Kusterbeck (Huntington) 1:44
138 – Raynaldo DeJesus (North Babylon) md. Jayden Tyson (Copiague) 15-7
145 – Adriano Ochoa (North Babylon) dec. Giovanni Antonelli (Smithtown East) 9-2
152 – Kingston Strouse (Northport) md. Jack Miller (North Babylon) 14-5
160 – Vincent Pupillo (Huntington) pinned Peyton Hamada (Northport) 3:18
170 – Peter Banculli (North Babylon) pinned Thomas Smith (Huntington) 2:40
190 – John Rowland (North Babylon) dec. Adam Beckwith (East Hampton) 9-2
215 – Francesco Palombino (East Hampton) md. Jacob Ruiz (North Babylon) 13-4
285 – Xavier Pineda (Smithtown East) dec. Juan Espinoza (East Hampton) 3-1

Most Outstanding Wrestler: Raynaldo DeJesus (North Babylon, 138)

Most Pins Least Time: Austin Bronco Campsey (East Hampton, 108), 4 in 3:27

Suffolk League 4 Tournament at West Islip HS

Bellport 350.5
West Islip 277.5
Half Hollow Hills East 128.5
Deer Park 92
West Babylon 63
Centereach 50.5BracketsChampionship Finals
101 – Santino Pascarella (Half Hollow Hills East) md. James Sinclair (West Islip) 16-5
108 – Henry Caceras (Bellport) md. Orson Munoz (West Islip) 10-0
116 – Thomas Smith (Bellport) md. Logan Pascarella (Half Hollow Hills East) 9-1
124 – Paul Vasaturo (West Islip) md. Colin Reilly (Bellport) 10-0
131 – Leo Mastroberti (West Islip) TF Sidney Yablon (Bellport) 16-0
138 – Camryn Howard (Bellport) TF Shane Henke (West Islip) 21-6
145 – Kingston John (Bellport) pinned Michael Ortiz (Deer Park) 3:16
152 – Joseph Delgado (West Islip) pinned Jason Nichols (Bellport) 3:05
160 – James Rogler (West Islip) pinned Thomas Booth (West Babylon) 3:23
170 – James Dauch (West Babylon) md. Nicholas Sevilla (Half Hollow Hills East) 11-3
190 – Orion Beadle (Bellport) pinned Anthony Diaz Sanchez (Bellport) 1:56
215 – Jacob Giannattasio (Half Hollow Hills East) md. Hayden Tooker (Bellport) 13-4
285 – Jacob Snedeker (Bellport) pinned Ryan Gotay (Deer Park) 1:26

Most Outstanding Wrestler: Camryn Howard (Bellport, 138)

Most Pins Least Time: Michael Cea (West Islip, `131), 3 in 2:24

Suffolk League 5 Tournament at Comsewogue HS

Team Scores

Hauppauge 258.5
East Islip 246.5
Smithtown West 172
Comsewogue 158
Harborfields 104.5
Half Hollow Hills-West 88
Eastport-South Manor 48.5

Brackets

Championship Finals

101 – Trevor Patrovich (Hauppauge) md. Tyler Conzo (Smithtown West) 11-0
108 – Connor Sheridan (Hauppauge) md. Evan Margolis (Smithtown West) 15-5
116 – Rocco DeStefano (East Islip) TF Collin Schmalz (Comsewogue) 18-2
124 – Gino Manta (Hauppauge) md. Jason Difrietus (Hauppauge) 10-0
131 – Giacomo Terranova (Harborfields) dec. Devin Brophy (Hauppauge) 8-4
138 – Mason Mangialino (Comsewogue) pinned Benjamin Vallone (Hauppauge) 2:50
145 – Colten Ford (Smithtown West) md. Gryffin Alfalla (East Islip) 11-0
152 – Nicholas Flaherty (Comsewogue) def. Logan Alfalla (East Islip) by FFT
160 – Kade Diaz (Half Hollow Hills West) dec. Vasilios Dimou (East Islip) 4-3
170 – Christoper Coleman (East Islip) pinned Matthew D`Amico (East Islip) 1:07
190 – Christian Horeis (East Islip) md. Wally Faiz (Hauppauge) 8-0
215 – William Noto (Smithtown West) pinned Berkay Ciftcikal (Comsewogue) 3:38
285 – Brian Csoban (East Islip) pinned Logan Tynebor (Smithtown West) 2:16

Most Outstanding Wrestler: Trevor Patrovich (Hauppauge, 101)

Most Pins Least Time: Donovan Rail (Smithtown West, 138), 4 in 7:14

Suffolk League 6 Tournament at Islip HS

Team Scores

Sayville 242.5
Islip 215.5
Miller Place 165.5
Rocky Point 142.5
Kings Park 112.5
Westhampton Beach 105.5
Amityville 26

Championship Finals

101 – Ayden LaBella (Sayville) dec. Carmine Catapano (Sayville) 7-0
108 – Dylan Blenk (Westhampton Beach) dec. Nico Fallacaro (Islip) 6-4
116 – Matthew Peterson (Islip) def. Darren Cangelosi (Westhampton Beach) Inj Dflt 2:31
124 – Cartier Perez (Islip) dec. TJ Stazzone (Kings Park) 5-0
131 – Christian Bellock (Kings Park) dec. Tyler Callahan (Rocky Point) 6-0
138 – Brett Lennihan (Sayville) dec. Jack Whitehouse (Islip) 12-9 SV
145 – Leo Mongiello (Sayville) pinned Talen Russell (Rocky Point) 0:19
152 – Kevin Vasquez (Kings Park) TF Dylan Razzano (Westhampton Beach) 15-0
160 – Spencer Nassire (Islip) md. Carmine Esposito (Westhampton Beach) 8-0
170 – Aidan Barry (Rocky Point) pinned Dylan Smith (Islip) 5:50
190 – Aiden Nassire (Islip) pinned Andrew Lewis (Westhampton Beach) 1:38
215 – Javen Taff (Sayville) md. Chase Renna (Kings Park) 16-5
285 – Trevor Barrett (Rocky Point) pinned Erick Mejia Zavala (Amityville) 1:51

Most Outstanding Wrestler: Leo Mongiello (Sayville, 145)

Most Pins Least Time: Leo Mongiello (Sayville, 145), 3 in 126

Section XI News

SWR’s Joe Condon Reaches 300 Career Wins

February 4, 2025 admin

The Shoreham-Wading River High School wrestling team took part in a recognition ceremony of varsity head coach Joe Condon on achieving his 300th career win with the celebrated Wildcats.

Athletic Director Eric Bramoff hosted the Jan. 8 celebration before a home match against Bayport-Blue Point.

Coach Condon achieved the historic milestone at the December 27th Mountain Duals in Johnston, NY. He was lauded by former SWR wrestling coach Athletic Director Paul Jendrewski and current assistant wrestling coach Kevin Nohejl, who shared stories of Coach Condon’s contributions and legacy to SWR’s wrestling program. Family members, administrators, and spectators gifted him with a plaque.

Section XI News

John Glenn Wins D2 NYS Dual Meet Championship

February 3, 2025 admin

Congratulations to John Glenn on winning the Division II New York State Wrestling Dual Meet Championship!

Glenn beat Nassau’s Plainedge, 38-29, in the finals.

John Glenn (JG) 38, Plainedge (Pdge) 29
131 – Dom Agovino (Pdge) dec. Aidan Lee (JG) 9-6 SV
138 – Karahn King (JG) TF Jon Cynar (Pdge), 18-1
145 – Kyle Carter (Pdge) pinned Ricky Jimenez (JG), 1:41
152 – Peter Bell (JG) def. Luke Nieto (Pdge) by DQ 3:52
160 – Dylan Bulger (JG) pinned Jake Dephillips (Pdge), 1:04
170 – Dylan Fella (Pdge) dec. Niko Drakopoulos (JG), 6-1
190 – Devin Downes (Pdge) pinned David Rafiq (JG), 0:54
215 – Carmine Gerbino (JG) TF Jake McClosky (Pdge), 20-4
285 – Elijah Porpora (JG) pinned Jayden Camp (Pdge), 0:58
101 – Luke Worzel (Pdge) TF Gianni Vargas (JG), 18-2
108 – Joe Manfre (Pdge) pinned Syed Abbas (JG), 0:57
116 – Tommy Aiello (JG) TF Nick Gerbasi (Pdge), 15-0
124 – Ashton Presti (JG)TF Jon Luca Frucci (Pdge), 19-4

Section XI News

Whitman’s Matthew Gervasio Reaches 100 Career Wins

January 31, 2025 admin

Congratulations to Walt Whitman’s Matthew Gervasio on reaching 100 career wrestling victories this year!

Several wrestlers across Section XI have achieved the career milestone, and we will post additional updates from other schools over the coming weeks.

Section XI News

Sachem North, John Glenn Win Suffolk County Dual Meet Wrestling

January 26, 2025 admin

Congratulations to Sachem North (D1) and John Glenn (D2) on winning their respective Suffolk County dual meet championships.

Good luck to both teams as they compete in the New York State dual meet championships next weekend in Syracuse.

Section 11 D1 Dual Meet Championships Championship FinalSachem North (SacN) 28, Connetquot (Con) 18

215 – Kyle Mclaughlin (Con) dec. Niko Valenza (SacN) 8-3
285 – Valdey Pierre (SacN) dec. Nick Feramola (Con) 9-6 SV
101 – Brian Mormon (SacN) dec. David Yapyapan (Con) 4-3
108 – Ethan Hauser (Con) pinned Logan Sedani (SacN) 1:08
116 – Jack Trotta (Con) dec. Corey Bardua (SacN) 7-5
124 – Thomas Keegan (SacN) dec. Julian Medina (Con) 4-3
131 – Jack Cusumano (SacN) md. Ruari Moore (Con) 11-2
138 – Joseph Marotta (SacN) dec. Zachary Carlson (Con) 4-2
145 – Joshua Thomas (SacN) dec. Darien Francisquini (Con) 5-0
152 – Logan Williamson (SacN) dec. Reid Harvey (Con) 13-6
160 – Seamus Mcbreen (SacN) dec. Andrew Amarando (Con) 8-2
170 – Thomas Vecchio (SacN) dec. Kai Shapiro (Con) 7-0
190 – Nicholas Theodoulou (Con) by FFT

Section 11 D1 Dual Meet Championships Championship Final
John Glenn (JG) 42, Shoreham-Wading River (SWR) 29

170 – Niko Drakopoulos (JG) TF Leo Marcario (SWR) 21-6
190 – David Rafiq (JG) dec. Jer`Shawn Coffey (SWR) 3-1
215 – Carmine Gerbino (JG) pinned Adam Benali (SWR) 0:10
285 – Elijah Porpora (JG) pinned James Como (SWR) 0:29
101 – Bradley Brandt (SWR) pinned Gianni Vargas (JG) 0:36
108 – Thomas Matias (SWR) TF Syed Abbas (JG) 18-1
116 – Tommy Aiello (JG) pinned Shane Cowan (SWR) 3:29
124 – Aidan Lee (JG) pinned Jake Davis (SWR) 0:55
131 – Keith King (JG) TF Brady Kitchen (SWR) 17-2
138 – Shane Hall (SWR) pinned Jaxson Sachs (JG) 3:07
145 – Gavin Mangano (SWR) pinned Ricky Jimenez (JG) 0:28
152 – Jacob Conti (SWR) pinned Peter Bell (JG) 1:12
160 – Dylan Bulger (JG) TF Will Stankaitis (SWR) 18-3

Section XI News

Huntington Native Named Youngest D1 Wrestling Coach in Country

January 24, 2025 admin

From LIU Athletics

LIU Athletics is pleased to announce the promotion of Huntington native John Arceri to head coach of its wrestling team.

“I am excited to have Coach Arceri lead our men’s wrestling program and happy for our team as we continue to see great success and community support surrounding our program,” said LIU Director of Athletics Elliott Charles.

During Arceri’s prep career at Huntington High School, he was a state champion, a two-time state finalist, and a four-time county champion. He earned the prestigious High School Freak Show National Champion title, cementing his status as one of New York’s top high school wrestlers.

Having originally joined the staff as an assistant coach in 2022, Coach Arceri has played a pivotal role in the program’s development, helping to guide three EIWA place winners and mentoring LIU’s first-ever national qualifier.

“I’m honored to take on the role of head wrestling coach at Long Island University. This program has incredible potential, and I’m excited to build on its foundation to create a culture of hard work, accountability, and success, both on and off the mat,” he said.

“As the youngest NCAA Division 1 head wrestling coach in the country, I see this as a tremendous opportunity to inspire not only my team, but also the next generation of wrestlers who dream of achieving greatness,” Coach Arceri continued. “I’m grateful for the trust the university has placed in me, and I’m committed to helping our student-athletes excel as competitors, students, and individuals. The future is bright for LIU Wrestling and I can’t wait to get started.”

Coach Arceri brings a wealth of experience to his new role, both as a coach and as a former standout wrestler. At Nassau Community College (NCC), Arceri became a national qualifier and contributed to Nassau’s victory in the 2018 Division III National Championship. He continued his wrestling career at the University at Buffalo, where he became a national qualifier once again after finishing fourth at the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Championships. He was named a Scholar All-American and earned Academic All-MAC honors for his academic achievements.