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n Coach: Bill Phelps, 24th year (246-241-5)
n Assistant coach: Ed deSimas, 22nd year
n Last year: 13-15, 2-5 NCCC; 5th NCCC Tournament; 19th Class S Tournament
n Key losses: Jasen Watson (26-15, 16 pins at 145), Bobby Delvecchio (22-14, 7 pins, 189), Lindsay Barth (19-13, 9 pins, 275), Nick Bristol (30-10, 18 pins, 140), Dan Rossley (2-2, 2 pins), Jose Oyola (14-6, 4 pins, 135), Justin Ledbetter (18-12, 12 pins)
n Top wrestlers: Top wrestlers: Mike Rossley (17-15, 14 pins at 112), Dana Nappi (18-8, 10 pins, 145), Ethan Leach, Mike Jones (11-16, 5 pins, 125), Ryan Maglietti (11-14, 7 pins), Dan LeDuc, Stephen Carpenter, Matt Grisevich, Jackson Fitzgerald
n Of note: … This will be the 35th season of varsity wrestling for CHS.
UNCASVILLE, Feb. 17 -- Two Canton wrestlers won medals at the Class S tournament. Junior Mike Rossley finished fourth at 119 pounds, losing in the consolation finals 8-0 to top-seeded Drew Stomski of Nonnewaug. Rossley had three pins in the tournament but lost in the semifinals to eventual champion Jake Miller of East Windsor.
Dana Nappi (140) also advanced to the semifinals but he dropped a 9-5 decision to Aashen Arango of Hartford Classical. Nappi hurt his back in a loss to Housatonic’s Jon Bonnett in the consolation round and finished sixth. Nappi’s big win was a 14-12 decision over No. 2 seed Chris Mastrianni of Derby in the quarterfinals.
Stephen Carpenter (103) was seeded third. He dropped a quarterfinal match and won a match in the consolation round before he got shaken up and was eliminated in the consolation quarterfinals.
Canton finished 23rd in the field of 33 teams with 43 points. The Warriors (5-25) had no seniors. “They weren’t seasoned enough,” Canton coach Bill Phelps said. “It is hard to get seasoned just wrestling during the season. If they want to do well, they’ll have to do some work in the off-season.”
Rossley qualified to wrestle in this weekend’s State Open tournament.
Nappi wins NCCC title as Canton surprises at tourney
EAST WINDSOR, Feb. 10 -- Junior Dana Nappi (140) won a league championship to lead Canton to a surprising fifth place finish, only two points behind fourth place Enfield. Junior Mike Rossley (119) took second while freshman Stephen Carpenter (103) and sophomore Brandon Leach (135) finished third. Junior Mike Jones (145) was fourth.
“They were wrestling pretty good,” assistant coach Ed deSimas said. “It is definitely the best they’ve wrestled all year.” Nappi (21-6) became the first Canton wrestler since 2004 to win a NCCC championship with a 10-3 win over Avon’s Alex McCabe. Tied at 2-2 in the second period, Nappi escaped got a takedown and put McCabe on his back to take control of the match.
Rossley (26-9) was trailing by one in the third period of his semifinal match with Granby’s Matt Smith but Rossley hit a strong reversal to gain control and pinned him in the next 30 seconds. But in the final, he lost to Avon’s Este Lara in 3:46.
Carpenter (31-8) continued his strong freshman season by pinning Enfield’s Ben Rochette in 1:34 to take third. Carpenter, who weighed in at 91 pounds, gave up 14 pounds to each opponent, who could weigh up to 105 pounds. Carpenter started out quickly in the consolation final against Rochette, immediately diving for an ankle to get a takedown. Carpenter finished the tournament with three pins and won the fast fall award with 3 pins in 3:26.
Leach (21-13) lost his opening round match in the tournament to Enfield’s Nick Meunier, 7-0. But he won two straight bouts in the consolation round to meet Meunier again in the consolation final. This time, Leach was aggressive diving for an ankle from the opening whistle to get a quick takedown. He pinned Meunier in less than a minute.
Suffield had five of its seven finalists win titles as the Wildcats won the NCCC Tournament to clinch its first-ever NCCC championship. Entering the finals, Suffield trailed Avon by three but the Wildcats won with 193½ points to Avon’s 184. Suffield’s key wins came from Justin Sheridan (125), who hit a reversal and three-point near fall with 18 seconds left to earn a 6-2 victory over East Windsor’s Jake Miller, and Larry Cauley (130) who outlasted Avon’s Mike Defeo, 5-0. Avon was 2-4 in the finals
The league coaches also voted Ed deSimas as the NCCC Assistant Coach of the Year for the second time in the last three years.
CANTON, Feb. 7 – It was a disappointing end to the dual meet season on Wednesday for Canton, which dropped a 34-33 decision to Stafford. Due to multiple forfeits on both sides of the mat, there were only bouts in five of 14 weight classes. Unfortunately for Canton, Stafford prevailed in three of the five bouts with two pins. Canton (5-25, 1-6 NCCC) had just one pin in the meet. The Warriors are at the NCCC Tournament on Saturday and will wrestle in the Class S tournament on February 16-17.
The five wins are the least amount of wins since 1990 when the Warriors were 3-11. The 25 defeats set a new school record for most losses in a single season. The previous record was 17 losses in 1977-78 when Canton was 1-17.
Watson wins NCCC title in track
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 31 – A year ago, senior Jasen Watson was 26-15 with 12 pins at 152 pounds for Canton. But he couldn’t wrestle this year due to neck injury he suffered when he was younger. So, he is running with the Canton High girls indoor track team this winter. He is one of four boys working out with the girls team and he had an exceptional evening at the recent NCCC championships at the New Haven Athletic Center.
He won the NCCC championship in the 300 meter dash in 37.55 seconds and finished second in two other events. He was second in the 55 meter dash, just 0.11 seconds behind the winner and second in the long jump with a leap of 19 feet and a half inch. Watson helped Canton finish fourth among 10 teams.
Carpenter takes
2nd at Eagle Classic
BERLIN, Jan. 20 – For the first time this year, freshman Stephen Carpenter got the chance to wrestle in a 95 pound weight class at the 13th annual Eagle Classic in Berlin, a tournament that frequently attracts the stronger teams in the state along with perennial New England contender Mt. Anthony Union from Bennington, Vt., who have finished among the top five in New England Tournament for the last eight years, winning three times (2004, 2002, 1999).
Carpenter (23-5) advanced to the finals with three victories and two pins, including a 52 second pin of Suffield’s Kyle Rempher in the semifinals. But a more experienced and stronger Ethan Andrews of Mt. Anthony pinned Carpenter in 5:45. It didn’t put a damper on an outstanding day of wrestling for Carpenter. “He has been wrestling very well,” Canton coach Bill Phelps said. “He works hard and he’s aggressive. He is very tenacious on the mat. He wants to be there. He wants to learn and he is tough.”
Carpenter was just the sixth Canton wrestler ever to make an appearance in a final at the Eagle Classic. The only wrestler to win in the final was Kacy O’Connor in 1999 at 140 pounds. And Carpenter has his eye on O’Connor’s team-record 29 wins as a freshman in 1996.
The only other Canton wrestler to earn a win in the first round was Mike Jones (145) with an 11-4 win over Brohen Krusslic of Woodstock Academy. But he lost his remaining three decisions in the tournament to finish sixth.
Canton doesn't have enough to get past Somers
CANTON, Jan. 17 – Somers snapped a 14-match losing streak against Canton (4-15, 1-3 NCCC) and beat the Warriors for the first time since 1990 with a 42-34 victory. Mike Rossley (125) and Sean Delany (189) won by pin and Mike Jones (152) earned a major decision. Rossley improved to 19-4.
Freshman Stephen Carpenter (20-4) lost to Somers’ Troy Zachary, 8-1 at 103 pounds and Carpenter, only 94 pounds, was giving up 11 pounds. Dana Nappi (145) picked up a forfeit against Somers and beat Ellington’s Travis Caouette, 11-0. Canton and Somers each forfeited three weight classes each.
Four pins isn't enough against Granby
GRANBY, Jan. 10 – Steven Carpenter (103), Mike Rossley (119), Brandon Leach (135) and Dana Nappi (152) each had pins but it wasn’t enough as Granby beat the Warriors, 52-24. Canton also gave up four forfeits.
Warriors take 7th in N'western Duals
BARKHAMSTED, Jan. 6 -- The Warriors (4-10, 1-1 NCCC) finished seventh in the Northwestern Regional Duals with a 45-36 victory over East Catholic. Canton also beat Rocky Hill, 54-30, in the tournament. The Warriors did fall to Suffield (48-25), which won the tournament, Morgan, 42-36, and Wolcott Tech, 48-31. Last week, Avon handed Canton its first conference loss of the year, 65-9.
Canton tops Ellis Tech for 2nd win
FARMINGTON, Dec. 27 – Despite having just eight healthy wrestlers, Canton was able able to earn its second victory with a 42-30 victory over Ellis Tech-Danielson. Sean Delhany (215), Steve Carpenter (103), Mike Rossley (119) and Mike Jones (152) earned pins to help Canton prevail in four of the six weight classes that had bouts. Several Canton wrestlers are nursing injuries and cannot wrestle. A few other wrestlers haven’t shown up for practice or meets during this holiday period.
Canton (2-6) lost to Farmington, 73-6 and Thomaston, 51-18. Ryan Maglieitti (130) was trailing by three before putting Andrew Rivera to his back to earn a pin and Canton’s only points against Farmington. Against Thomaston, Carpenter (103) and Rossley (119) won by by pin.
Carpenter, just a freshman, is now 10-3 on the year while Rossley, a junior, is now 10-2.
Rossley wins first tournament at Derby Invitational
DERBY, Dec. 16 -- Junior Mike Rossley went 4-0 with four pins at 119 pounds to win his first-ever tournament championship at the 17th annual Derby Invitational. Rossley won the title with a 49 second pin of Derby’s Vin DelPrete. Rossley had just 12 pins in 27 matches a year ago.
Three other Warriors finished third – Ryan Magleitti (130), Dana Nappi (152) and Dan LeDuc (160). Freshman Stephen Carpenter (103) and Brandon Leach (140) finished fourth.
Canton finished tied for fifth in the tournament with Housatonic (93 points). Derby easily won the title for the second straight year over Morgan, 193-101. Branford and Darien were tied for third with 96 points.
Nappi dislocated his elbow in the consolation semifinals but still beat Derby’s Dan Grady when it popped back into place. With his elbow taped, Nappi beat Hamden Hall’s Nick Alberino, 10-2. Nappi could miss a few weeks to let the injury heal.
Magleitti and LeDuc each went 3-1 with three pins in the tournament. Leach lost twice to Gilbert’s James Dombrowski. Magleitti pinned Darien’s Justin Marks in 2:34 to take third while LeDuc pinned Darien’s Alex Shirmer in 2:46 to finish third.
Canton drops opener
CANTON, Dec. 14 -- Canton lost its initial dual meet to Portland, 59-19. Stephen Carpenter, who weights just 92 points, won his varsity debut at 103 pounds by pinning Portland’s Ryan Enright in 1:43. Ryan Maglietti (130) rallied from a 6-0 deficit to outlast Shane Kelly, 14-10. Dan LeDuc (171) also won for the Warriors. ... Alex Cabeceiras (9-10, 6 pins a year ago) left the team.
Young but optimistic
CANTON, Dec. 10 -- The Warriors will have a younger team that they anticipated this year but long-time coach Bill Phelps still sees reasons for optimism.
“It’s a very young group,” he said. “We’ll take some thumping but we’ll do some thumping, too. We have some very good potential.”
Senior Jasen Watson will be a big loss. Watson was 26-15 with 16 pins at 152 pounds a year ago but can’t wrestle due to a neck injury he suffered as a youngster. He’ll run indoor track instead. Senior Dan Rossley (2-2, 2 pins) was hurt in a car accident last winter and can’t wrestle. Senior Bobby Delvecchio (22-14, 17 pins at 189) declined to participate.
Still, there is talent on the team, which is seeing the fruits from the USA club wrestling team in town. Freshman Stephen Carpenter won two state titles in fifth and sixth grade while freshman Matt Grisevich comes to the team with previous experience. Freshman Jackson Fitzgerald (112) also looks sharp.
Junior Mike Rosley (119) returns and he was 17-15 a year ago at 112 with 14 pins. Dana Nappi (18-8, 10 pins at 145) was third in the NCCC last year. Other junior veterans returning include Ethan Leach, Mike Jones (11-16, 5 pins at 125), Alex Cabeceiras (9-18, 6 pins) and Ryan Maglietti (11-14, 7 pins).
Opening night against Portland
CANTON, Nov. 5, 2006 -- The Warriors open the 35rd campaign in school history when they host Portland on Thursday, Dec. 14. It will be the 16th time in the last 18 years that the two teams have opened the season against each other. Canton has won 12 of the last 16 season-opening contests over the Highlanders.
The Warriors were 13-15 a year ago and 2-5 in the league. They finished 19th in Class S.
Class S championships
At Uncasville
Team results – 1. Griswold 197.5, 2. Thomaston 152.5, 3. Derby 146, 4. Hartford Classical 133.5, 5. Immaculate-Danbury 126, 6. St. Bernard-Uncasville 111, 7. Morgan-Clinton 107, 8. Suffield 103.5, 9. East Windsor 99, 10. Holy Cross-Waterbury 98, 11. Housatonic-Falls Village 93.5, 12. Somers 88.5, 13. Nonnewaug 88, 14. Terryville 83, 15. Portland 82, 16. Weston 62.5, 17. East Catholic-Manchester 54, 18. Granby 50.5, 19. Stafford 47.5, 20. Rocky Hill 47, 21. Gilbert 44.5, 22. Windham Tech 44, 23. Canton 43, 24. Haddam-Killingworth 28, 25. New London 20, 26. Northwestern Regional 14, 27. Lyman Memorial 13, 28. Shepaug Valley 11, 29. Old Saybrook 6, 30. Ellington 5, 31. Old Lyme 4, 32. O’Brien Tech 3, 33. Cromwell 0
140 – Final: 1. Robert Butcher (Morgan) dec. Aashen Arango (Hartford Classical), 6-3; 3. Jon Bonnett (Housatonic) dec. John Stroud (Portland), 7-4; 5. Jeff Merli (Granby) win by forfeit over Dana Nappi (Canton)
145 – Final: T.J. Magnoli (Rocky Hill) win by injury default over Shawn Larkin (East Windsor); 3. Justin Bernard (Griswold) dec. Joel Lasko (Housatonic), 13-2; 5. Justin Grabarz (Derby) dec. James Mullaly (Terryville), 9-5
152 – Final: Sean Fisher (Griswold) pin Collin Platt (Thomaston), 1:52; 3. Christian Mulcahy (St. Bernard) pin Samuel Schwartz (Housatonic), 3:16; 5. Dan Grady (Derby) win by forfeit over Scott Wolfe (Shepaug)
160 – Final: Tim Vollaro (Somers) pin Justin Chapman (Thomaston), 5:32; 3. Ryan Gwiazdowski (Griswold) pin Mike Zabala (Hartford Classical), 1:48; 5. Jeff Bridge (Suffield) pin Sean Haddad (Immaculate), 1:19
215 – Final: Kyle Kiaunis (Morgan) pin Chris Marino (Holy Cross), 0:42; 3. Dave Baldyga (Terryville) dec. Nick Petroni (East Catholic), 8-5; 5. Omar Diaz (New London). Sixth place wrestler thrown out of tournament for unsportsmanlike conduct
103- Final: Troy Zackary (SO) dec Joe Tripodi (A) 7-0; 3. Steven Carpenter (C) pin Ben Rochette (Enf) 1:34
112- Final: Youngin Lim (A) dec John Miller (ST) 5-3; 3. Ben Lombardo (G) dec David Gilmore (A JV) 5-3
119- Final: Este Lara (A) pin Mike Rossley (C) 3:46; 3. Matt Smith (G) pin Ryan Rempher (Suff) 2:31
125- Final: Justin Sheridan (Suff) dec Jake Miller (EW) 6-2; 3. Rob Garlick (SO) dec Matt Silver (A) 9-7
130- Final: Larry Cauley (Suff) dec Mike Defeo (A) 5-0; 3. Mike Bednaz (G JV) pin Ryan Peterson (Enf) 2:15
135- Final: Dale Rollet (Suff) tech fall Colin Poulson (G) 15-0, 2:40; 3. Brandon Leach (C) pin Nick Meunier (Enf) 0:53
140- Final: Dana Nappi (C) dec Alex McCabe (A) 10-3; 3. Jeff Merli (G) dec Jimmy Lemire (Suff) 11-2
145- Final: Josh Cambers (Enf) dec Jared Marshall (A) 7-2; 3. Shawn Larkin (EW) dec Mike Jones (C) 4-2
152- Final: Greg Smith (G) pin Ryan Collins (G JV) 2:57; 3. Steve Chatot (EW) dec Bob Person (A) 5-3
160- Final: Tim Vollaro (SO) pin Jeff Bridge (Suff) 3:40; 3. Sami Youssef (Enf) pin Kevin Flynt (ST) 0:49
171- Final: Fred Parlos (EW) pin David Shelanskas (Suff) 1:40; 3. Brian Haynes (A) pin Dave Perindia (G JV) 2:40
189- Final: Pat Sullivan (Suff) dec Matt Dahlman (G) 5-3; 3. William Depeau (ST) pin Ryan Coyle (G JV) 2:13
215- Final: J.P. Garlasco (G) pin Billy Bedrin (Enf) 5:49; 3. Nick Nikolov (S) dec Jamie Coates (Suff) 10-7
285- Final: Jammell Stevenson (Suff) pin John Lawson (G) 2:27; 3. Mike Zoghbi (A) dec Brian Spurlock (G JV) 2-1
Outstanding wrestler: Dale Rollet (135), Suffield
Fast fall: Steve Carpenter (Canton) 3 pins in 3:26
Most valuable coach: Jim Olson, East Windsor
Eagle Classic
At Berlin
Team results – 1. Mt. Anthony Union, Bennington, Vt., 454, 2. Windham High 375, 3. Berlin 345, 4. Ledyard 340, 5. Glastonbury 284, 6. Bristol Eastern 272, 7. Griswold 250, 8. South Windsor 246, 9. Bristol Central 245½, 10. Killingly 241½, 11. Newington 230, 12. Suffield 216, 13. Fermi 198, 14. Hartford Public and RHAM 173, 16. Xavier 161, 17. Woodstock Academy 137, 18. Rockville 130½, 19. Plainville 119.5, 20. Nonnewaug 119, 21. East Windsor 107, 22. Canton 105, 23. East Catholic 97
Individual results
95
Championship: Ethan Andrews, Mt. Anthony pin Stephen Carpenter, Canton, 5:45; 3rd: Gerrod Grieder, Berlin pin Kyle Rempher, Suffield, 5:54; 5th: Ben Sharon pin Keith Silvernale, East Windsor, 5:54
103
Championship: Noah Smutnick, Woodstock Academy dec. Derek Lonergan, Mt. Anthony, 4-2; 3rd: Chris Gallagher, Glastonbury pin Colin Lombardi, Bristol Central, 1:53; 5th: Nick Healy, South Windsor pin Andrew Soneson, Berlin, 0:59
112
Championship: Jacob Shortt, Mt. Anthony pin Mike Cunningham, South Windsor, 2:24; 3rd: Brandon Thuette, Killingly dec. Billy Lynn, RHAM, 7-5, OT; 5th: Nick Cyr, Bristol Central dec. Rob Basile, Nonnewaug, 6-0
119
Championship: John Andrews, Mt. Anthony dec. Nick Marouski, Windham, 13-11, OT; 3rd: Chris Lombardi, Bristol Central dec. C.J. Satti, Ledyard, 6-2; 5th: :Luis Figuera, Hartford Public dec. Matt Wargo, RHAM, 7-0
125
Championship: Tyler Banks, Griswold dec. Scott Legacy, Mt. Anthony, 7-0; 3rd: Chris Malenfant, Bristol Central, dec. Andrew Blain, Windham, 2-0; 5th: Jerrard Courtemanche, Killingly dec. Justin Sheridan, Suffield, 4-2
130
Championship: Brock Coutu, Griswold pin Chris Solek, Berlin, 0:59; 3rd: Joe Sargenti, South Windsor defeat Shane Sullivan, Ledyard by injury default; 5th: Tony Torres, Windham dec. Keegan Mulready, Nonnewaug, 8-6
135
Championship: Shane Day, Berlin dec. James Peek, Killingly, 7-2; 3rd: Dale Rollet, Suffield dec. Sam Wilcox, Griswold, 2-1; 5th: Alex Gonzalez, Xavier pin Zeb Levine, Woodstock Academy, 2:25
140
Championship: T.J. Hepburn, Ledyard pin Nick Tenan, Bristol Eastern, 1:28; 3rd: Kevin Johnson, Newington dec. Chris Emanuelson, Glastonbury, 5-4; 5th: Sergio Randall, Mt. Anthony dec. Ethan Berube, Berlin, 13-3
145
Championship: Jon Torres, Windham dec. Mike Becker, Mt. Anthony, 3-2; 3rd: Eric Campbell, RHAM dec. Todd Krolikowski, Bristol Eastern, 11-6; 5th: Mike Baker, Ledyard dec. Juan Flores, Killingly, 6-4
152
Championship: Joe Lambert, Fermi dec. Sean Fisher, Griswold, 10-6; 3rd: Andrew Cyr, Bristol Central dec. Kyle Czaplicki, RHAM, 4-2; 5th: Ace Gonzales, Suffield dec. Kyle Elithorpe, Mt. Anthony, 4-3
160
Championship: Mario Acca, Plainville dec. John Fiorillo, Berlin, 6-5; 3rd: Addison Fleming, Windham dec. Eric Sassu, Bristol Eastern, 13-2; 5th: D.J. Legacy, Mt. Anthony dec. Keith Hoskings, Xavier, 6-2
171
Championship: Anthony Kaponis, Newington dec. Mike Marcovicci, Rockville, 17-10; 3rd: Jim Walonoski, Berlin dec. Fred Parlos, East Windsor, 7-6; 5th: Jacob Brungard, Ledyard dec. Zack Fleming, Windham, 4-2, OT
189
Championship: Julian Hightower, Ledyard dec. Matt McVay, Mt. Anthony, 13-10; 3rd: Jacob Colpeitro, Glastonbury pin Josh Woodin, Nonnewaug, 2:55; 5th: Patrick Duhamel, Windham dec. Mike Ingalls, South Windsor, 5-1
215
Championship: Andrew Marcano, Newington dec. Doug Ross, Windham, 3-2, 3 OT; 3rd: Tom Begley, Fermi dec. Dan Pennant, Glastonbury, 5-4; 5th: Lary Cole, Mt. Antony dec. Dennis Yousef, 2nd OT
285
Championship: Harry Rivera, Hartford Public pin Jamelle Stevenson, Suffield, 0:57; 3rd: Bobby Herman, Newington dec. John Gabordi, Ledyard, 8-3; 5th: Jose Solano, Windham dec. Ethan Furlone, Mt. Anthony, 8-3
Fast fall award: T.J. Hepburn (140), Ledyard, 4 pins in 3:05
Outstanding wrestler, lower weights (through 140)Jacob Shortt (112), Mt. Anthony
Outstanding wrestler, upper weights (145 and higher):Julian Hightower (189), Ledyard
Derby Tournament
At Derby
Team results – 1. Derby 193, 2. Morgan 101, 3. Branford and Darien 96, 5. Canton and Housatonic 93, 7. Gilbert 86½, 8. Hamden Hall 68½, 9. Windham Tech 67, 10. Lyman Memorial 19, 11. Old Saybrook 17, 12. O’Brien Tech 4
Individual results
103: Joey Testa (Darien) tech fall Kyle Parrillo (Windham Tech), 15-0; 3rd: Jason Prosco (Branford) dec. Steve Carpenter (Canton), 7-3
112: Tony DelPrete (Derby) pin Frank Navaro (Old Saybrook), 2:43; 3rd: Winston Wang (Branford) pin Joe Kay (Hamden Hall), 1:56
119: Mike Rossley (Canton) pin Vin DelPrete (Derby), 0:49; 3rd: Nick Ortiz (Windham Tech) pin Dante Paliarulo (Darien), 1:44
125: Steve Poppa (Derby) pin Sal Tiboni (Hamden Hall), 1:36; 3rd: Rob Wiper (Darien) pin Pat Upton (Gilbert), 2:00
130: Alex Helbling (Branford) pin John Wentworth (Lyman), 1:06; 3rd: Ryan Magleitti (Canton) pin Justin Marks (Darien), 2:34
135: Bob Butcher (Morgan) dec. Justin Parlow (Derby), 3-1; 3rd: Chris Gonsalves (Windham Tech) pin Patrick Michael (Branford), 5:43
140: Jon Bonett (Housatonic) pin Josh Hayden (Morgan), 2:52; 3rd: James Dombrowski (Gilbert) pin Brandon Leach (Canton), 4:56
145: Justin Grabarz (Derby) dec. Joel Lasko (Housatonic), 2-1; 3rd: Carl Florian (Windham Tech) dec. Trevor Buchmayr (Darien), 4-3
152: Tore Lovetere (Gilbert) tech fall Tim Jakubiak (Branford), 17-1, 4:40; 3rd: Dana Nappi (Canton) dec. Nick Alberino (Hamden Hall), 10-2
160: Paul Arce (Hamden Hall) pin Pete Brazee (Housatonic), 2:28; 3rd: Dan LeDuc (Canton) pin Alex Shirmer (Darien), 2:46
171: Pete Travisano (Branford) pin Brad Visconti (Housatonic), 1:00; 3rd: Rob Conti (Derby) pin Jesse Keslow (Gilbert), 1:20
189: Nick Amendola (Morgan) win by injury default over Eddie Ortiz (Derby); 3rd: Cody Coughlin (Darien) pin Nathan Visconti (Housatonic), 1:44
215: Kyle Kiaunis (Morgan) dec. Travis Torello (Derby), 11-2; 3rd: Kevin Gagner (Branford) pin Ben Wilbur (Housaotnic), 1:23
285: Tom Izzo (Derby) pin Jake Luchuk (Morgan), 2:23; 3rd: Paul Matteis (Branford) pin John Rhoades (Gilbert), 0:50
145-Rich Jones (C) pin Bryan Cryder (OldSaybrook) 3:47
East Windsor 46, Canton 36
At Canton
125-Joe Titus (EW) pin Ryan Michaud (C) 1:08; 130-Jake Miller (EW) dec Ryan Maglietti (C) 18-5; 135-Cody Koehler (EW) forfeit; 140-Dana Nappi (C) dec Brian Silvernale (EW) 15-2 ; 145-Sean Larkin (EW) pin Nate Haller (C) 0:41; 152-Mike Jones (C) pin Steve Chatot (EW) 2:43; 160-Zack Olstead (C) pin Tim Banning (EW) 0:43 ; 171-Jake Prior (EW) forfeit ; 189-Fred Parlos (EW) pin Sean Delany (C) 1:03; 215-Sean Hutton (C) forfeit; 285-Tom Sedor (EW) forfeit; 103-Steven Carpenter (C) pin Keith Silvernale (EW) 1:26; 112-Jracar Johnson (EW) forfeit; 119-Mike Rossley (C) dec Rob West (EW) 8-6
Somers 42, Canton 34
At Canton
112: Jack Gallaghs (S) forfeit; 119: Jason Stepe (S) forfeit; 125: Mike Rossley (Ca) pin Dave Chokus, 0:51; 130: Rob Garlick (S) pin Ryan Michaud, 2:46; 135: Ryan Maglietti (Ca) forfeit; 140: Brandon Leach (Ca) forfeit; 145: Dana Nappi (Ca) forfeit; 152: Mike Jones (Ca) major dec. Matt Hough, 14-2; 160: Nick Cascaracne (S) pin Zack Olmstead, 0:41; 171: Tim Vallaro (S) pin John Forker, 0:13; 189: Sean Delany (Ca) pin Tom Stewart, 3:06; 215: Nick Niaolon (S) dec. Sean Hutton, 8-2; 285: Mark Wilson (S) forfeit; 103: Troy Zachary (S) pin Steve Carpenter, 8-1
103: Steven Carpenter (C) pin Chris Hannon 3:17; 112: Donnel Lewis (S) forfeit; 119: Mike Eossley (C) tech. fall Greg Gaudiosi 20:4; 125: Jayme Childs (S) pin David Holmes 1:02; 130: Ryan Magliette (C) forfeit; 135: Casey Bowolick (S) pin Brandon Leach 4:37; 140: Gage Hogestyn (S) pin Ethan Leach 2:34; 145: Mike Jones (C) forfeit; 152: Arsen Beqiraj (S) forfeit; 160: Chris Plumb (S) pin Collin Albrect 0:20; 171: Pat Capps (S) pin Zack Olmstead 0:23; 189: E.J. Wasikowski (S) pin Sean Delany 0:53; 215: Adam Bunn (S) won by pin 0:47; 285: Pat Plumb (S) forfeit
Derby 51 Canton 27
At Seymour
152-Dan Graddy (D) dec Dana Nappi (C) 15-6; 160-Dan Leduc (C) forfeit; 171-Rob Conte (D) pin Zack Olstead (C) 1:19; 189-Jeff Haskins (D) pin Sean Delany (C) 2:50; 215-Travis Torello (D) pin Sean Hutton (C) 1:23; 285-Tom Izzo (D) forfeit; 103-Steven Carpenter (C) pin Juan Ramos (D) 5:28; 112-Tony Delprete (D) forfeit; 119-Mike Rossley (C) pin Vinney Delprete (D) 4:30; 125-Steven Poppas (D) pin David Holmes (C) 1:08; 130-Justin Parlow (D) Tech Fall Ryan Maglietti (C) 21-5 6:00; 135-Brandon Leach (C) pin Nick Slowik (D) 1:09; 140-Chris Mastrianni (D) pin Ethan Leach (C) 2:27; 145-Mike Jones (C) dec Justin Grabarz (D) 7-6
One-Man Team
215-Tom McEvoy (Emmit O’Brien Tech) pin Sean Hutton (C) 3:20
Gilbert 38 Canton 36
At Seymour
171-Zack Olstead (C) forfeit; 189-Tim Hester (G) tech fall Sean Delany (C) 18-3, 4:16; 215-Sean Hutton (C) pin Jose Dejesus (G) 1:44; 285-Marshall Deany (G) forfeit; 103-Steven Carpenter (C) forfeit; 112-Double forfeit; 119-Mike Rossley (C) pin Nick Gables (G) 0:16; 125-Pat Upton (G) pin David Holmes (C) 1:00; 130-Jon Baranowski (G) pin Ryan Maglietti (C) 2:51; 135-Jim Dombrowski (G) InjDef Brandon Leach (C) 1:26; 140-Martin Brown (G) dec Ethan Leach (C) 10-4; 145-Mike Jones (C) pin Tom Schibi (G) 3:42; 152-Dana Nappi (C) pin Ross Lapardo (G) 1:37; 160-Jesse Keslow (G) pin Collin Albrycht (C) 0:44
Granby 52 Canton 24
At Granby
171- Jake Baril (G) forfeit; 189-Matt Dahlman (G) pin Sean Delany (C) 1:57; 215-J.P. Garlasco (G) forfeit; 285-John Lawson (G) forfeit; 103-Steven Carpenter (C) pin Nick Diciancia (G) 1:24; 112-Ben Lombando (G) forfeit; 119-Mike Rossley (C) pin Matt Smith (G) 2:25; 125-Travis Dallen (G) pin David Holmes (C) 3:31; 130-Joe Riveria dec Ryan Maglietti (C) 6-0; 135-Brandon Leach (C) pin Mike Bendaz (G) 1:48 ; 140-Colin Paulson (G) dec Nate Haller (C) 9-2; 145-Jeff Merli (G) dec Mike Jones (C) 19-11; 152-Dana Nappi (C) pin Ryan Collins (G) 3:47; 160-Greg Smith (G) pin Zack Olstead (C) 0:54
103-Steven Carpenter (C) dec. Joe Tripodi (A) 7-2; 112-David Gilmore (A) forfeit; 119-Youngin Lim (A) dec. Mike Rossley (C) 11-0; 125- Este Lara (A) pin David Holmes (C) 1:25; 130-Mike Defeo (A) dec. Ryan Maglietti (C) 7-1; 135-Brenden Gobell (A) pin Joey Antonucci (C) 3:11; 140-Alex McCabe (A) dec. Nate Scull (C) 10-0; 145-Mike Jones (C) pin John Ponzanni (A) 1:56; 152- Jared Marshall (A) forfeit; 160-Dave Wyrick (A) pin Jon Forker (C) 0:50; 171-Brian Hayes (A) pin Zack Olstead (C) 1:09; 189-Andrew Gradey (A) pin Sean Delany (C) 1:06; 215-Mike Brandeo (A) pin Sean Hutton (C) 3:27; 285-Joe Rosalty (A) forfeit
Farmington 73, Canton 6
At Farmington
189: Jim Coyle (F) forfeit; 215: Kia Gholampour (F) pin Sean Delhany, 0:39; 285: George Robinson (F) forfeit; 103: Eric Orrell (F) dec. Steve Carpenter, 11-5; 112: Luke Walsh (F) forfeit; 119: Evan Bailey (F) pin Mike Rossley, 3:29; 125: Mike Brignano (F) pin Ryan Michaud, 0:22; 130: Ryan Maglieitti (Ca) pin Andrew Rivera, 3:37; 135: Andrew LeBlanc (F) forfeit; 140: Malcom Yancy (F) forfeit; 145: Tom Drake (F) forfeit; 152: Ben Brody (F) dec. Mike Jones, 14-3; 160: Sean O’Connell (F) pin Colin Albrycht, 1:08; 171: Mike Spracklin (F) pin Zach Olmstead, 0:29
Thomaston 51, Canton 18
At Farmington
285: double forfeit; 103: Steve Carpenter (Ca) pin Travis Barstow, 1:38; 112: Andrew Duncan (T) forfeit; 119: Mike Rossley (Ca) pin Dylan Platt, 1:13; 125: Chris Bordner (T) pin Ryan Michaud, 0:09; 130: Conner Hackert (T) pin Ryan Magleitti, 5:03; 135: Francis Gelada (T) forfeit; 140: double forfeit; 145: Ryan Plourde (T) forfeit; 152: Colin Platt (T) dec. Mike Jones, 8-4; 160: Justin Chapman (T) forfeit; 171: Brad Hackert (T) forfeit; 189: Corey Rousseau (T) forfeit; 215: Sean Delhany (Ca) forfeit
Canton 42, Ellis Tech 30
At Farmington
215: Sean Delany (Ca) pin Ben Bovlanger, 1:00; 285: Jay Marino (E) forfeit; 103: double forfeit; 112: Steve Carpenter (Ca) pin John Mikolajczka, 5:20; 119: Mike Rossley (Ca) pin Drew Navaro, 1:03; 125: Dillon Benoit (E) pin Ryan Michaud, 3:47; 130: Ryan Magleitti (Ca) forfeit; 135: double forfeit; 140: Dan Kucia (Ca) forfeit; 145: John Irving (E) forfeit; 152: Mike Jones (Ca) pin Hanson Ross, 3:36; 160: Dan LeDuc (Ca) forfeit; 171: Luke Laport (E) pin Zach Olmstead, 0:44; 189: Lance Battersby (E) forfeit
Weston 57, Canton 18
At Woodbury
103: Steve Carpenter (C) pin Drew Grabfield 1:36; 112: Bryan Turkel (W) forfeit; 119: Mike Rossley (C) forfeit; 125: Jason Kirschenbaum (W) pin Ryan Maglietti :57; 130: Tom Levene (W) pin Ryan Michaude :21; 135: Joey Sandolo (W) forfeit; 140: Brandon Leach (C) pin Andy Pressman 1:55; 145: Jesse Nusbaum (W) dec. Nate Heller 11-4; 152: Ryan Emberling (W) forfeit; 160: Jake Richard (W) pin John Forker 1:36; 171: Remy Bolea (W) pin Zack Olmstead :07; 189: Tom McNally (W) forfeit; 215: Matt Druks (W) forfeit; 285: double forfeit.
Nonnewaug 46, Canton 27
At Woodbury
125: Drew Stomski (N) dec. Ryan Magleitti, 15-2; 130: Vincent Tanius (N) pin Ryan Michaud, 1:30; 135: Rich Yonkers (N) forfeit; 140: Andy McCorkle (N) pin Brandon Leach, 3:56; 145: Nate Haller (Ca) dec. Gary Santiso, 9-8; 152: Keelan Frietag (N) forfeit; 160: John Forker (Ca) forfeit; 171: Zack Olmstead (Ca) pin Corey Potoniec, 0:57; 189: Josh Woodin (N) forfeit; 215: Lucas Plourde (N) forfeit; 285: double forfeit; 103: Steve Carpenter (Ca) forfeit; 112: Rob Basile (N) forfeit; 119: Mike Rossley (Ca) pin Andy Vogel, 2:19
Foran 40, Canton 30
At Woodbury
119: Mike Rossley (Ca) pin Alan Lamont, 2:55; 125: Rich Terrial (F) pin Ryan Magleitti, 4:36; 130: Heath Kadnick (F) pin Ryan Michaud, 1:20; 135: Zack Lang (F) forfeit; 140: Liam Farrell (F) dec. Brandon Leach, 10-1; 145: Zack Camerona (F) pin Nate Haller, 1:00; 152: Dana Nappi (Ca) forfeit; 160: John Forker (Ca) forfeit; 171: Casey Lesile (F) pin Zack Olmstead, 1:47; 189: Rob Willamson (F) forfeit; 215: double forfeit; 285: double forfeit; 103: Steve Carpenter (Ca) pin Jake Noel, 1:58; 112: Jackson Fitzgerald (Ca) forfeit
171: Dan LeDuc (Ca) dec. Justin Patton, 14-6; 189: George Planeta (P) pin John Forker, 1:02; 215: Tom Foley (P) pin Sean Delany, 2:52; 285: John Tolus (P) forfeit; 103: Steve Carpenter (Ca) pin Ryan Enright, 1:43; 112: J.T. Salecky (P) pin Matt Grisevich, 3:01; 119: Tim Groeper (P) pin Mike Rossley, 4:13; 125: Nick Dyonnu (P) forfeit; 130: Ryan Magleitti (Ca) dec. Shane Kelly, 14-10; 135: Travis Revicki (P) pin David Holmes, 0:53; 140: John Straoud (P) pin Brandon Leach, 2:43; 145: Andy Dionne (P) tech fall Nate Haller, 15-0, 2:04; 152: Tom Sheer (P) pin Mike Jones, 2:07; 160: Dana Nappi (Ca) forfeit
Records: Canton 0-1, Portland 1-0
16 inches shorter
Assistant coach Ed deSimas had 16 inches of his hair cut for Locks of Love, a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 18 suffering from long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis.
