2026 NEW YORK STATE INTERSECTIONAL TOURNAMENT

Section XI (248.5 points) edges CHSAA (240.5) and Section VIII (191.5). LI crowns 6 state champs.

- NYSPHSAA DIVISION I FINAL RESULTS -

Saturday, Feb. 28th, 2026

103- Marcalo Mannello (Byram Hills-1) dec. Ayden Delgado (Lev Div-8) 7-2

110- Xavier Seabury (North Babylon-11) dec. Ethan Andreula (LB-8) 1-0

118- Dunia Sibomana (Long Beach-8) dec. Will Russell (Manhasset-8) 7-1

126- Brennan Sprague (Mon Farrell-C) dec. Kelly Sullivan (Mon-Wood-9) 6-2

132- Marco Futia (Wallkill-9) dec. Rocco DeStefano (East Islip-11) 10-7

138- Jake Nieto (Massapequa-8) dec. Anthony Severino (Lindenhurst-11) 6-4

144- Ryan Munn (Carthage-3) dec. Matthew McDermott (Smith East-11) 4-1 OT

150- Samson McKissick Staley (Pitts-5) maj.dec. Nick Debellis (H Greeley-1) 14-4

157- Camryn Howard (Bellport-11) tech fall George Johnson (Iona Prep-C) 21-6

165- Griffin LaPlante (St. Francis-C) dec. Danney Dacey (S Springs-2) 14-11

175- Wyatt Boice (Minisink Valley-9) vs Rory White (St. Francis-C) 4-2

190- Zachary Caldwell (St. Francis-C) dec. Ryan Brown (Syracuse-3) 4-2

215- Devin Downes (Plainedge-8) pinned Zach Filip (Min Valley-9) 2:43

285- Chris Belmonte (New Hart-3) pinned William Wortkoetter (St. Fran-C) 0:36

FINAL SECTIONAL TEAM SCORES:

1. Section XI (248.5 points)

2. CHSAA (240.5)

3. Section VIII (191.5)

4. Section I (190.5)

5. Section IX (180.5)

6. Section V (166.5)

7. Section III (159.5)

8. Section II (116.5)

9. Section IV (46)

10. Section P (39)

FINAL INDIVIDUAL TEAM SCORES:

1. St. Francis-C (164 points)

2. Minisink Valley-9 (75.5)

3. Long Beach-8 (67.5)

4. Massapequa-8 (53)

5. Monroe-Woodbury-9 (50)

MAT NOTES :

In Division I, three reigning state champions advanced to the championship finals; LI wrestlers, Dunia Sibomana (202 career wins) of Long Beach at 118 and Devin Downes (211 wins) of Plainedge at 215, are both seeking their third state crowns. Griffin LaPlante of CHSAA team power St. Francis hopes to claim his second state gold medal. The Red Raiders, ranked 48th in the nation, advanced 4 wrestlers to the finals, and have a chance to tie the mark of 4 state winners set by Hilton-5, in 2019.

- NYSPHSAA DIVISION I SEMIFINAL RESULTS -

103- Marcarlo Mannello (Byr-Hills-1) dec. Santino Pascarella (Hills East-11) 2-1

Ayden Delgado (LDiv-8) dec. Chrystian Velez (Hilton-5) 3-0

110- Ethan Andreula (Long Beach-8) dec. Carter Mullen (Fairport-5) 7-0

Xavier Seabury (NB-11) dec. Will Soto (NFA-9) 4-1 OT

118- Dunia Sibomana (LB-8) tech fall Connor Guffey (Web-Thomas-5) 16-1

Will Russell (Manhasset-8) dec. Kymah Gummow (Indian River-3) 4-0

126- Kelly Sullivan (Mon-Woodbury-9) dec. Vincent Mastrianni (Colonie-2) 5-4

Brennan Sprague (Mon Farrell-C) dec. Tristan Levin (Tottenville-P) 8-1

132- Marco Futia (Wallkill-9) tech fall Brody Franklin (LB-8) 22-2

Rocco DeStefano (EI-11) dec. Cullen Edwards (St. Francis-C) 5-4

138- Anthony Severino (Lindenhurst-11) maj.dec. Greg Green (Shen-2) 13-0

Jake Nieto (Massapequa-8) dec. Louden Elliott (Carthage-3) 16-11 OT

144- Ryan Munn (Carthage-3) tech fall Joshua Thomas (Sach North-11) 19-3

Matthew McDermott (Smith East-11) dec. Elijah Brown (Mon-Wood-9) 6-0

150- Samson McKissick Staley (Pittsford-5) tech fall Joseph Uhrig (MVall-9) 18-2

Nick Debellis (Hor Greeley-1) dec. Michael McGuinness (Walt Whit) 10-7

157- Camryn Howard (Bellport-11) tech fall Chris Nocca (Hor-Greeley-1) 22-6

George Johnson (Iona Prep-C) maj.dec. Devon Weber (Greece Sch-5) 15-6

165- Griffin LaPlante (St. Francis-C) tech fall Zach Schrage (Horseheads-4) 19-3

Danny Dacey (Saratoga Springs-2) dec. Peter Mikedis (BJFK) 9-2

175- Wyatt Boice (Minisink Valley-9) dec. Quentin Getzin (Ithaca-4) 5-2

Rory White (St. Francis-C) maj.dec. James Capasso (Ballston Spa-2) 11-1

190- Ryan Brown (Syracuse-3) pinned Devin Bierfeldt (Nyack-1) 1:36

Zachary Caldwell (St. Francis-C) dec. Dylan Fitzgerald (Brockport-5) 8-5 OT

215- Devin Downes (Plainedge-8) pinned Dominic Darch (St. Francis-C) 4:45

Zach Filip (Minisink Valley-9) dec. Rocco Lore (Yorktown-1) 9-3

285- Chris Belmonte (New Hart-3) pinned Michael Mauro (JJay E Fishkill-1) :46

William Wortkoetter (St. Francis-C) dec. James Mulhern (Mass-8) 4-2

INDIVIDUAL TEAM SCORES (after the SEMIS):

1. St. Francis- C (156 points)

2. Minisink Valley-9 (71.5)

3. Long Beach-8 (63.5)

4. Monroe-Woodbury -9 (56)

5. Massapequa-8 (49)

6. Carthage-3 (38)

7. Pittsford-5 (36)

8. Byram Hills-1 (35)

9. Saratoga Springs-2 (35)

10. Horace Greeley-1 (32.5)

SECTIONAL TEAM SCORES (after the SEMIS):

1. Section XI (239 points)

2. CHSAA (228.5)

3. Section I (186.5)

4. Section VIII (177.5)

5. Section IX (172.5)

6. Section V (154.5)

7. Section III (148.5)

8. Section II (114.5)

9. Section IV (46)

10. Section P (39)

MAT NOTES :

There were ONLY three wrestlers in Division I that went unscathed; Marcarlo Mannello (40-0) at 103, Camryn Howard (48-0) at 157 and Wyatt Boice (35-0) at 175 pounds. The combined record of the Division I champions was an impressive 607 victories and 30 losses.

At the 2026 state meet, LI had an remarkable showing, as 42 Division I wrestlers earned All-State honors. Suffolk County is the state leader with sectional team titles, as they just garnered their 27th sectional championship. The last time the blue-cladded group won was in 2018.

Long Island pushed 20 wrestlers into semifinal action on Saturday morning at the MVP Arena in Albany. In Division I - the LI juggernaut has 17 grapplers and in Div. II - three advanced in the championship bracket. The D-1 group is listed above and D-2 has the following:

103- Andrew Dolson (44-1) of SWR-11

138- Justin D'Arce (42-4) of C Moriches-11

144- Gavin Mangano (45-2) of SWR-11

Two-time champion Mangano posted a 16-0 tech fall in the semifinals and defeated previously unbeaten Ashten Haley (27-1) of Cobleskill-2, 7-5, in the gold medal match. He is the lone Long Island D-2 wrestler to win a championship.

In the team scoring in Div. 2, the leader is Section V (272 points), folllowed by Section IV (227.5), Section II (180), Section VI (171) and Section III (168). Section XI has 142 points and Section VIII (58.5) after the semifinals.

Looking back to the 1st NYS Intersectional Championships, they were held at Barton Hall, at Cornell University, in Ithaca on March 9th, 1963. It was a One Day Tournament that featured a total of 96 wrestlers from only eight sections. Using four mats, the quarterfinals were at 1PM, the semifinals at 3PM and the Consolations and Finals at 7PM. It took about 8 hours to crowned an individual state champion. The first sectional team title was won by Section Eight (121 points) followed by Section Three (75) and Section Eleven (74). Long Island crowned 8 champions and awards were only given to the top four place winners and there was no MOW Award. The first year for the MOW was in 1970 and won by Mike Phillips (215) of Cooperstown-3 and in 1974, medals were given to the top six finishers.

- TO ALL WRESTLERS, ENJOY THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS, WIN OR LOSE -

NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT PREVIEW FOR nassau COunty

- NYSPHSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS OUTLOOK -

By Jim and Tony Nordland

Section Eight (Nassau County) is sending up the top two wrestlers in each weight class. The last time the green-cladded group won the sectional team title was six years ago, but the 2026 state team is well balanced. They will flex their muscle and have a strong contingent, as they make the trek to the MVP Arena in Albany on Feb. 27th-28th.

A trio of state champions will provide the firepower and pace the squad; freshman Jon Tutku (34-2, 82-3 career) of team champion Massapequa in the loaded 110-pound class and a pair of two-time titlists, LB's Dunia Sibomana (42-3, 199-17) at 118 and Most Pins winner Devin Downes (39-4, 210-6) of Plainedge at 215.

The green-uniformed team also has returning state place-winners, LB sophomore Ethan Andreula (25-2, 64-4) at 110 and Hewlett junior Carlos Salazar (34-4, 178-34) at 126. Other podium possibles are; freshman Ayden Delgado (28-2) of Division at 103, tough Will Russell (41-6, 174-26) of Manhasset at 118, VSN's Andrew Poh (34-3) at 126 and Freeport sophomore Christian McGravey (31-4, 128-6) at 138.

Massapequa has some top pointgetters with ESC champion junior Jake Nieto (40-1) at 138, Kai Tiringer (39-4) at 150, Joseph Brooks (30-4) at 157 and potential champion James Mulhern (43-2,150-44) in the 285-pound class.

Section VIII also looks to Oceanside junior Chace Morris (40-5) at 144, Garden City's Anthony Pica (35-6) at 150, Sebastian Mejia (40-7) of Clarke at 157 and BJFK's Peter Mikedis (40-2,141-24) at 165. Also vying for state medals will be EM's James Galiano (31-6) and Jovens Theodate (25-7) of Farmingdale, both at 175. Rounding out the upperweights are MOW winner James Martin (31-2) of Mepham and teammate Jack Weber (41-3), both at 190, along with ESC placer Richard Tinyes (37-4) of Lynbrook at 285 pounds.

The last time the Nassau squad won the state sectional team crown was in 2020, as they tallied 224.5 points to edge LI rival Section XI who had 210 pts.

some of the top wrestlers for nassau county:

Reigning state champion Jon Tutku (34-2, 82-3 career), a freshman from Massapequa, edged nemesis Ethan Andreula (LB), 1-0, in the 110-pound championship bout.

Long Beach sophomore Ethan Andreula (25-2, 64-4 career) finished as runner-up and helped LB to a 4th place finish. He will be in the hunt at the state meet.

Defending New York State champion Dunia Sibomana (42-3, 199-17 career) of Long Beach (fourth in team scoring) won his 118 pound semifinal match over Roslyn's Christian Morris with a 12-2 major decision. Sibomana, an UNC commit, edged tough Will Russell, 1-0, in the finals and became a rare five-time Nassau County champion.

Carlos Salazar (34-4, 178-34 career), a junior from Hewlett, coasted to the 126-pound Nassau County crown. He will be a solid contender at the NYS meet.

Massapequa junior Jake Nieto (40-1) posted a 25-9 tech fall in the 138-pound final. The ESC champ will help pace the Section VIII team at the the state meet.

Nassau County Champion and OSW winner Jason Martin (31-2), the 190-pound champion helped to pace Mepham to an 8th place team finish.

NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT PREVIEW FOR SUFFOLK COunty

- NYSPHSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS OUTLOOK -

By Jim and Tony Nordland

Section Eleven (Suffolk County) is sending up the top three wrestlers in each weight class.The 2026 talent-laden group looks to bring home another team championship at the MVP Arena in Albany on Feb. 27th-28th.

The Section XI squad will be led by reigning state king Camryn Howard (44-0, 148-7 career) a sophomore star from Bellport. Howard is a four-time Suffolk champion and the top-ranked 157-pound wrestler in the nation. He is the prohibitive favorite at 2026 edition of the NYSPHSAA meet. State finalists seeking redemption are EH's Austin Bronco Campsey (39-4, 110-20) at 126 and Smithtown East sophomore Matthew McDermott (41-2, 120-11) at 144 pounds. Two state bronze medalists return, NB soph Xavier Seabury (43-1, 131-9) an ESC champion at 110 and Lindy's Anthony Severino (41-2) at 138. Another state placer and ESC runner-up is Walt Whitman junior Michael McGuiness (35-2) he is a potential finalist at 150 pounds.

Other Suffolk stalwarts include: HIlls East sophomore and ESC finalist Santino Pascarella (37-2) at 103, Connetquot junior Hauser (36-4) at 110, WM's Chase Phillips (37-4) and freshman Alex Hernandez (37-3) of Newfield, both at 118. EI has potential champion with Rocco DeStefano (43-3, 170-32) at 132 and another contender in that bracket could freshman Matthew Peterson (41-2) of Islip. Also to watch will be; Benjamin Marino (37-2) of Bay Shore at 103, Sayville soph Carmine Catapano (37-7) at 110, Evan Margolis (33-4) of Smithtown West at 118, along with Jon Schroff (36-2) of Sachem East and Islip's Spencer Nassire (41-2), both at 165.

The blue-uniformed team also points to a trio of Sachem North standouts, Joshua Thomas (43-2,) at 144, rugged Thomas Vecchio (44-0) and potential finalist Valdey Pierre (37-1) at 285. Rounding out the nucleus of upperweights are; NB soph Luca Turano (45-2) at 190, a pair of 215-pounders; Josiah Lors (39-3) of Floyd and Sayville junior Javen Taff (34-4), along with Amityville's Erck Mejia Zavala (33-6), a sophomore at 285 pounds.

The last time the blue-cladded Suffolk squad won the state meet was in 2018, as they amassed 245 points to outdistance Nassau who finished with 214 points.

some of the top wrestlers for suffolk:

Suffolk County Champion Santino Pascarella (37-2) a sophomore from Hills East, posted a 19-3 tech fall in the finals en route to the 103-pound title. Like father - like son -his father James won the 112-pound county title for Hills East in 1992.

Suffolk County Champion Xavier Seabury (43-1, 131-9 career), a sophomore from North Babylon, won at 110 pounds and will vie for a state title in Albany.

Suffolk County Champion and returning state finalist Austin Bronco Campsey (39-4) of East Hampton won the gold medal at 126 pounds.

Suffolk County Champion and returning state bronze medalist Anthony Severino (41-2) of Lindenhurst recorded a third period pin in the 138-pound final.

Suffolk County Champion Matthew McDermott (41-2, 120-11) a sophomore from Smithtown East recorded a first period pin in the finals to win the 144-pound class.

Suffolk County Champion Michael McGuiness (35-2) of Walt Whitman will be a solid contender at the state meet in the 150 pound class.

NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT PREVIEW FOR chsaa section

- NYSPHSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS OUTLOOK -

By Jim and Tony Nordland

CHSAA is is hoping to improve on their third place team finish at the 2025 state meet. They are buoyed by a strong St. Francis squad and their 10 state meet qualifiers, including defefending state champion and Most Pins winner Griffin LaPlante (43-5) at 165. LaPlante will take his mat skills to NC State next season. Other returning state medalists for the solid St. Francis squad are sophomore Tanner Catrabone (33-8) at 118, Cullen Edwards (40-6) at 132, Rory White (39-5) at 175 and Zachary Caldwell (35-5) at 190. The Red Raiders boast a pair of lightweights; the Winseman brothers, Patrick (103) and John (110), along with William Wortkoetter (21-3) at 285 pounds.

CHSAA's best are MOW winner Brennan Sprague (126) of Monsignor Farrell, Iona Prep's Shane Degl (138) and Brendan Katimbang (41-5) of Chaminade at 144. The CHSAA also points to returning state placer and 2026 ESC champion, tough George Johnson (Iona Prep) at 157 pounds.

Many wrestling experts throughout the state feel that this CHSAA stellar group could claim their first-ever sectional team title at the 2026 Championships.

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- NEW YORK STATE WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS PREVIEW -

By Jim and Tony Nordland

There will be 294 Division I wrestlers that will embark at the 63rd annual NYSPHSAA Wrestling Championships held at the MVP Arena in Albany on

February 27th and 28th.

Will Section Nine (Catskills) win their fifth consecutive sectional team title or will the CHSAA contingent claim their first team crown at the 2026 state meet. Many wrestling experts feel the strong CHSAA group could break through this year and win the coveted team championship. Other team contenders will be the Long Island powers; Section Eight (Nassau County) and Section Eleven (Suffolk County), along with Section Five (Rochester) and Section Three (Syracuse).

- A QUICK GLANCE AT THE WEIGHT CLASSES -

103- The top seed here is 8th-grader Marcarlo Mannello (36-0) of Byram Hills-1, but is lodged in the upper tier with three LI wrestlers, including the #4 seed, soph Santino Pascarella (37-2) of Hills East-11. The bottom bracket has freshman #3-Ayden Delgado (28-2) of Division- 8 and possible semi final opponent in #2 ranked Chrystian Velez (46-2) of Section V power Hilton.

110- Sophomore Xavier Seabury (43-1) of NB-11 is the #1 seed and could meet Carmine Catapano (37-7) of Sayville-11 in a preliminary bout. Also to watch in that bracket is Ethan Andreula (25-2) of LB-8. Two defending state champions are in the bottom bracket, MOW Will Soto (42-1) of NFA-9 and Jon Tutku (34-2) of Massapequa-8. That could be one of the top semifinals of the Saturday morning session. This loaded weight class winner could claim the OSW Award.

118- Two-time titlist Dunia Sibomana (42-3) of LB-8 is the name here and top-ranked, he has 199 career wins. His upper bracket challengers wil be Chase Phillips (37-4)of WM-11, along with #4 Connor Guffey (34-6) of Web-Schroeder-5 and Brody DiCaprio (25-1) of CBA-2. Possible finalists from the lower bracket are: #2 Tanner Catrobone (33-8) of St. Francis-C, Alex Hernandez (37-3) of Newfield-11, Will Russell (41-6) of Manhasset-8 and #3 Vincenzo Mannello (38-2) of Byram Hills-1.

126- Vincent Mastrianni (46-2) of Colonie-2 drew the top spot here, but will have to get past Nick Testa (38-2) of Hilton-5, Austin Bronco Campsey (39-4) of EH-11 or Kelly Sullivan (32-6) of M-Woodbury-9 to reach the finals. Looming in the bottom tier are #2-AJVass (37-5) of VCentral-9, Luca Popolizio (40-6) of CBA-2, MOW Brennan Sprague (27-1) of MF-3 and #3-Carlos Salazar (34-4) of Hewlett-8.

132- Top ranked Marco Futia (49-1) of Wallkill-9 is a slight favorite and could be pitted against Gavin Hornsby (33-3) of Horseheads-4, MOW James Nalbone (40-4) of Bethlehem-2 or Brody Franklin (33-4) of LB-8 in a semi final bout. The bottom bracket has a talent laden field that includes: #2-Jon Testa (44-2) of Hilton-5, Cullen Edwards (40-6) of St. Francis-C, along with #3-Rocco DeStefano (43-3) of EI-11 and Santiago Chrisjohn (42-4) of CBA-2.

138- Anthony Severino (41-2) of Lindenhurst-11 is top ranked and a potential champion. Upper bracket foes include possible quarterfinal opponent Shane Degl (49-4) of Iona Prep, others are Greg Green (47-4) of Shenendehowa-2 and #4-Christian McGravey (31-4) of Freeport-8. Highly regarded #2-Jake Nieto (40-1) of Massapequa-8 could reach the gold medal match, but will have to contend with Louden Elliott (35-3) of Carthage-3 or Trey Lechase (40-6) of Fairport-5. Could very well be an all LI final here, a Nassau vs Suffok classic match.

144- Possible champion could be top seeded and MOW Ryan Munn (39-1) of Carthage-3, his challengers are Chase Matter (35-5) of Saratoga Springs-2, Joshua Thomas (43-2) of Sach North-11 and #5-Ben Burrows (35-4) of Pittsford-5. Lodged in the bottom tier are #2-Matthew McDermott (41-2) of Smith East-11, along with Chace Morris (40-5) of Oceanside-8, Brendon Katimbang (41-5) of Chaminade-C and #3-Elijah Brown (28-2) of MW-9.

150- MOW winner Samson McKissick Staley (40-1) of Pittsford-5 is one of his section's top wrestlers. Posssible obstacles in the top tier are Niko Marnika (26-1) of Commack-11, Kai Tiringer (39-4) of Massapequa-8 and #4-Joseph Uhrig (33-3) of Min Valley-9. Looking to reach the finals will be Nick Debellis (38-2) of HGreeley-1, Logan Willis (41-2) of W Genesee-3 and the #2 seed Michael McGuinness (35-2) of Walt Whitman-11. Look for Staley vs the winner of a close Debellis/McGuinness semifinal bout in the finals.

157- Reigning state king Camyrn Howard (44-0) of Bellport-11 is the top ranked wrestler in the nation and the Empire State at 157 pounds. Howard, a sophomore, won his fourth Suffolk County title and the MOW Award. Possible upper bracket opponents could Joseph Brooks (30-4) of Massapequa-8, William Ackley (30-4) of Johnson City-4 or Chris Nocca (35-2) of H Greeley-1. The bottom bracket standout is ESC champion and #2 ranked George Johnson (39-1) of Iona Prep-C.

The epic championship bout could be Howard vs Johnson for the gold medal.

165- Defending state titlist Griffin LaPlante (43-5) of St. Francis-C is top-seeded and should have a clear path to the finals. Top tier challengers are William Wood (35-1) of Brockport-5 and #4=Zachary Schrage (17-1) of Horseheads-4. Looking to be the finals opponent could be Paul Ortega (36-1) of Watertwown-3, Danny Dacey (40-4) of Saratoga Springs-2 or #2-Peter Mikedis (40-2) ofBJFK-8.

175- There are three unbeaten wrestlers in the top tier; #1- Wyatt Boice (31-0) of Minisink Valley-9, rugged Thomas Vecchio (44-0) of Sachem North-11 and Shota Kundukhashvilli (20-0) of New Utrecht-P. A premier match of Friday's preliminary round will pit Boice vs Vecchio, which has been rumored they are among the state's best. Now, it looks like that early round winner could challenge for the gold medal. The bottom bracket finalist could be #2-James Capasso (44-4) of Ballston Spa-2, James Galiano (31-6) of EM-8, Trevor Mueller (45-3) of Clarence-6 or #3- Rory White (39-5) of St. Francis-C.

190-Unbeaten Ryan Brown (30-0) of Syracuse-3 is the top seed here, but will face some strong challengers on the path to the final. In that bracket are Griffin McQuade (38-2) of Maine-Endwell-4 and #4-Luca Turano (45-2) of NB-11. In the lower half are Dylan Fitzgerald (45-1) of Brockport-5, MOW James Martin (31-2) of Mepham-8, Jayden Pressley (35-3) of MV-9 and #2-Zachary Caldwell (35-5) of CHSAA power St. Francis.

215- Two-time state champion and Most Pins winner Devin Downes (39-4) of Plainedge-8 is the strong favorite here, and could face some Suffolk wrestlers on his path to the finals. They are Manaen Capellan (39-4) of Brentwood, Javen Taff (34-4) of Sayville and #5-Josiah Lors (39-3) of Floyd, along with Zach Pettit (31-5) of Carthage-3. The bottom bracket challengers will be Rocco Lore (38-3) of Yorktown-1, Kaydin Welch (35-2) of Cicero NSyracuse-3 and #2-Zach Filip (34-1) of Min Valley-9. Possible rematch of the Eastern States finals, Downes vs Filip.

285- Top seeded Chris Belmonte (46-1) of New Hartford-Saquoit Valley-3 is the favorite. Possible opponents in the top tier could be Mason Naple (34-2) of Victor-5, Michael Mauro (33-4) of John Jay East Fishkill-1 and #4- Richard Tinyes (37-4) of Lynbrook-8. Bottom bracket challengers hoping to reach the finals are; Timmy Duke (31-5) of Min Valley-9, #3-James Mulhern (43-2) of Massapequa-8 and the second seed William Wortkoetter (21-3) of St. Francis-C. A battle of the heavyweights could see Belmonte vs Mulhern for the title.

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- DIVISION I NASSAU COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS -

103- Ayden Delgado (Lev Division) maj.dec. Luis Estevez (Oceanside) 10-0

110- Jon Tutku (Massapequa) dec. Ethan Andreula (Long Beach) 1-0

118- Dunia Sibomana (Long Beach) dec. Will Russell (Manhasset) 1-0

126- Carlos Salazar (Hewlett) maj.dec. Andrew Poh (VSN) 13-3

132- Brody Franklin (Long Beach) tech fall Jonathan Cutrone (Wantagh) 21-6

138- Jake Nieto (Massapequa) tech fall Christian McCravey (Freeport) 25-9

144- Chace Morris (Oceanside) maj.dec. Hendrick Capo (BJFK) 13-4

150- Kai Tiringer (Massapequa) dec. Anthony Pica (Garden City) 4-2

157- Joseph Brooks (Massapequa) tech fall Gabe Cohen (Garden City) 19-3

165- Peter Mikedis (BJFK) pinned Henry Jervis (Manhasset) 4:36

175- Jovens Theodate (Farmingdale) dec. James Galiano (East Meadow) 5-4

190- Jason Martin (Mepham) dec. Josh Kama (Farmingdale) 10-4

215- Devin Downes (Plainedge) pinned Justin DePietro (Sewanhaka) 1:37

285- James Mulhern (Massapequa) dec. Richard Tinyes (Lynbrook) 4-2

TEAM SCORES:

1. Massapequa (213.5 points)

2. Manhasset (168)

3. Farmingdale (141.5)

4. Long Beach (131.5)

5. BJFK (125)

6. Oceanside (120)

7. Wantagh (114)

8. Mepham (110.5)

9. Garden City (106)

10.Clarke (95.5)

- Around Long Island -

There are five returning state champions on LI, they are:

* Devin Downes (29-5, 198-30 career) of Plainedge at 215 pounds.

* Camryn Howard (38-0, 178-7) of Bellport at 157.

* Gavin Mangano (44-2, 206-5) of SWR at 144.

* Dunia Sibomana (34-3, 191-17) of Long Beach at 118.

* Jon Tutku (30-2, 83-3) of Massapequa at 110.

Both Tutku and Sibomana are reigning state champions and drew the second seeds at the Nassau Championships. Sibomana is an North Carolina commit, Downes will take his mat skills to the University of Maryland and Mangano (a junior) is Penn State bound. Howard (a sophomore) and Tutku (only a freshman), both being underclassmen, still have time to decide on their college plans. Howard is the top-ranked 157-pound wrestler in the nation and will be sought by all the major colleges in the NCAA landscape. SWR junior Gavin Mangano (44-2, 206-5) is the lone Division II champion and recently won the Rick Hermann OSW Award at the Division Two Championships. Mangano is a four-time county champion, two-time state titlist and a four-time ESC champion.

The 110-pound weight class is loaded on LI, as the top seed in Nassau is ESC champion, sophomore Ethan Andreula (22-0, 152-15) of Long Beach, along with the aforementioned reigning state titlist Jon Tutku, and Suffolk has top-ranked sophomore Xavier Seabury (33-1, 108-9), a returning state bronze medalist from North Babylon.

State finalists that return are: Austin Bronco-Campsey (108-20 career) of East Hampton at 126 and sophomore Matthew McDermott (118-11) of Smithtown East at 144 pounds. Other reigning state medalists include: Andreula and Severino, as both claimed bronze medals, along with Vincent Orendello (24-4) of MacArthur (6th), now at 118, Carlos Salazar (5th) and Michael McGuiness (8th place).

The Nassau bracket at 138 pounds has county bronze medalist and top-seeded sophomore Christian McCravey (Freeport) and Massapequa junior #2-Jake Nieto who recently won an ESC title. McCravey handed Nieto (31-1) his only setback on the season and both could meet in an epic championship bout.

Long Island will have an automatic five state meet qualifiers per weight class in the upcoming NYSPHSAA Championships. Nassau will have two entries and Suffolk will now have three entries at the 2026 state meet.

- SUFFOLK COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS -

103-Santino Pascarella (Hills East) tech fall Benjamin Marino (Bay Shore) 19-3

110- Xavier Seabury (North Babylon) dec. Ethan Hauser (Connetquot) 7-0

118- Chase Phillips (Ward Melville) dec. Alex Hernandez (Newfield) 3-2

126- Austin Bronco Campsey (EH) dec. Jaden Baron (WM) 4-1

132- Rocco DeStefano (East Islip) dec. Matthew Peterson (Islip) 5-4

138- Anthony Severino (Lindenhurst) pinned Jayden Tyson (Bellport) 5:36

144- Matthew McDermott (Smith East) pinned Joshua Thomas (Sach North) 1:08

150- Michael McGuiness (Walt Whitman) pinned Niko Marnika (Commack) 5:05

157- Camryn Howard (Bellport) tech fall Nicholas Flaherty (Comsewogue) 21-6

165- Jon Schroff (Sachem East) dec. Spencer Nassire (Islip) 8-2

175- Thomas Vecchio (Sachem North) maj.dec. Nicholas Sevilla (Hills East) 15-5

190- Luca Turano (NB) dec. David Gonzalez (William Floyd) 8-6

215- Josiah Lors (William Floyd) dec. Javen Taff (Sayville) 4-2

285- Valdey Pierre (Sach North ) dec. Erick Mejia Zaval (Amityville) 4-0

TEAM SCORES:

1. Sachem North (148.5 points)

2. Sayville (147)

3. Bellport (128)

4. East Islip (120.5)

5. Ward Melville (118.5)

6. William Floyd (112.5)

7. Islip (109)

8. North Babylon (96)

9. Connetquot (95.5)

10. Hills East (75)

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- EASTERN CLASSIC MAT NOTES -

Four-time ESC champion, junior Gavin Mangano joins LI wrestlers Jacori Teemer (Long Beach) and Vito Arujau (Syosset) as the only four-time ESC Classsic titlists. Mangano (32-2, 202-5 career), a Penn State commit, has a chance next season to become the only five-time ESC champion. He was voted the OSW Award of the middleweights. Other OSW winners were: lightweights Cooper Merli (118) and heavyweightsYanni Drapaniotis (190). Other Long Island winners were LB sophomore Ethan Andreula (18-0, 149-15 career) who edged NB soph Xavier Seabury, 3-1, in the only all LI final at 110 pounds, a pair of juniors, Anthony Lagala -Ryan (154-11 career) of Longwood at 126 and Jake Nieto (27-1) of Massapequa, along with two-time state titlist Devin Downes (27-5, 196-30) of Plainedge who won his first ESC crown. He will take his mat skills to the University of Maryland next season.

Reigning LI state champions who suffered setbacks included freshman Jon Tutku (22-2,77-3 career) of Massapequa who dropped a 10-5 decision to Ethan Andreula (LB) in the semifinals and finished fourth in the loaded 110-pound weight class. His teammate James Mulhern battled back for a bronze medal at 285. Defending ESC champ and state king Dunia Sibomana (32-3, 189-17 career) of Long Beach, an NC State commit, was edged 5-4 to nemesis Cooper Merli (formerly from Newburgh) in the 118-pound final. Long Islandwrestling had an impressive toal of 35 ESC place-winners. At the 2026 ESC edition there were 184 schools represented from six states.

The top five teams at the 2026 Classic were were:

1. Minisink Valley (101 points)

2. Massapequa (91)

3. Central Catholic (82.5)

4. Long Beach (80.5)

5. NYMA (77)

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...DUAL MEET HS WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS ON LONG ISLAND...

- Suffolk County Division I Championships Final -

Sachem North (19-0) edged East Islip (25-2), 34-29, to win the dual meet title.

103-Jace Rooney (EI) pinned Landon Sedani 1:00

110-Corey Bardua (SN) maj.dec. Jake Kiernan 12-0

118-Ty Strychalsky (EI) dec. Logan Sedani 6-1

126-Mason Slatton (SN) dec. Marcos Quinones 7-0

132-Nicholas Delardi (SN) dec. Rayan Shehu 6-5

138-Rocco DeStefano (EI) pinned Jim Cassidy :58

144-Jack Cusamo (SN) tech fall Ryan Meade 19-3

150-Joshua Thomas (SN) dec. Noah Hodge 4-2

157-Gryffin Alfalla (EI) tech fall Will Ramos 15-0

165- Luke Unverzagt (SN) maj.dec. Jake Barton 11-2

175-Thomas Vecchio (SN) pinned Jayden Suriel :41

190-Matthew D'Amico (EI) pinned Logan Spinella 3:35

215-Christian Horeis (EI) dec. Niko Valenza 8-7

285-Valdey Pierre (SN) pinned Brian Csoban 5:44

- Division II Final -

Miller Place (21-3) defeated Shoreham-Wading River (22-2), 43-30.

MAT NOTES:

Unbeaten and top-ranked Sachem (19-0) won his second consecutive Suffolk County dual meet title. The Flaming Arrows have been paced by a group of seniors; Jack Cusamano (31-3) at 138, Joshua Thomas (144), Thomas Vecchio (37-0) at 175 and Valdey Pierre (32-0) at 285 pounds. Both Vecchio and Pierre are unscored upon this season. Runners-up East Islip, a perennial Suffolk power, has standouts with 8th grader Jace Rooney (103), potential county and state champion Rocco DeStefano (36-3, 166-32 career) at 132, along with Gryffin Alfalla (157) and Christian Horeis at 215 pounds.

Miller Place (21-3) won their first county dual meet title after switching from Division I to Division II this season. The Panthers have a well balanced squad and point to highly-regarded matmen with Nicolo Dolson (110), Alex Southworth (144), Anthony Perrino (150) and top-ranked Andrew Bennett-Guma (36-4) at 190 pounds. SWR has Thomas Matias (110), Shane Cowan (118) along with nationally ranked and reigning state champion junior Gavin Mangano (35-2, 202-5 career) at 144 pounds. His only losses this season have been in out of state prestigious high school tournaments.

- Nassau County Division I Championship Final -

Massapequa (22-1) nipped Long Beach (16-3), 39-33. to win the Nassau dual title.

103-Casey Powers (LB) pinned Quinn Hartman :25

110-Jon Tutku (Mass) pinned Finn Long 2:38

118-Ethan Andreula (LB) pinned Liam McCann 1:12

126-Milto Aparacio (Mass) maj.dec. Dominic Mendoza 10-1

132-Dunia Sibomana (LB) won by forfeit.

138-Brody Franklin (LB) pinned Giovanni Addona :19

144-Jake Nieto (Mass) tech fall Matthew Diamond 19-4

150-Johnny DiGiorgio (Mass) pinned Josiah Gibson 1:31

157-Kai Tringer (Mass) dec. Jordan Andreula 7-2

165-Joseph Brooks (Mass) tech fall Brody Juan 15-0

175-Kieran Connolly (Mass) maj.dec.Jeremy Ogando 12-1

190-Gavyn Vincente (LB) dec. Tanner Tutku 8-2

215-Kasir Morgan (LB) pinned Matthew Wipperman 3:12

285-James Mulhern (Mass) pinned David Cruz 2:40

- Division II Final -

Seaford (12-8) edged Island Trees (11-10), 35-32.

MAT NOTES:

Massapequa (22-1) has won nine county titles and is the strong favorite at the upcoming Nassau Championships. The Chiefs have freshman and defending state champion Jon Tutku (27-2, 82-2 career) at 110, along with ESC champion Jake Nieto (138), Kai Tringer (150), Joseph Brooks (157) and veteran James Mulhern at 285 pounds.

Long Beach, 2025 county tournament runners-up, have Casey Powers (103), ESC champion Ethan Andreula ( 110), reigning state champion Dunia Sibomana (31-1, 182-16 career), a NC State commit at 118, and returning county winner Brody Franklin in the 126-pound class.

Seaford (12-8) claimed their third Division II county dual meet title and has standouts with Colden Friedman (110), Joel Diaz (118), Brendan Fox (126), Connor Murphy (132), along with Yiannis Thomas (150) and sophomore Brock Conway at 157 pounds. Island Trees has 8th-grader Ioannis Papadatos (103), John Mignarelli (138) and Maximus Dyckman at 190 pounds, all posted wins in the dual meet.

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... NEW YORK STATE HS DUAL MEET WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS ...

Long Island wrestling showed its dominance at the state dual meet championships held at the SRC Arena in Syracuse. LI captured dual meet titles in both Division I and II and won a total of 11 dual meets agianst state competition. In two instances, LI squads had to face off at each other in premiere matches.

Winning the Division One title was fifth-seeded Massapequa (26-1) and they upset defending dual champion Minisink Valley-9, 31-30. in an exciting semifinal and avenged their only blemish on the season, as they upended Section Two power Shenendehowa, 42-21, in the final. The Chiefs are paced by reigning state champion freshman Jon Tutku (26-2) at 110, Jake Nieto (31-1) at 138, Kai Tringer (32-4) at 150, team captain Joseph Brooks (24-3) at 157 and potential state champion James Mulhern (35-2) at 285 pounds. Congratulations to head coach Mike McCann and his stable of veteran assistant coaches, Joe Catalanotto, Howie and Thomas Greenblatt, James Ondris and Tommy Reynolds.

Winning the Division Two crown was Miller Place (24-3) as they won four dual meets en route to the title, including a 45-24 victory in the final over nemesis and Suffolk rival Shoreham-Wading River (25-3). The Panthers were led by Charles Clifford (138), Alex Southworth (144), Andrew Bennett-Gama (40-5) at 190, Brice Browning (215) and Bradyn Ellis at 285 pounds. Congratulations to head coach Matt Kaszubski and his staff of assistants, Christopher Bold, Daniel Cassera and venerable Domenic LoRe.

LONG ISLAND TOP DUAL MEET TEAMS FINAL STANDINGS:

Division One:

1. Massapequa (26-1)

2. Sachem North (20-1)

3. East Islip (25-2)

4. Bellport (17-2)

5. Long Beach (16-5)

North Babylon (20-4)

Division Two:

1. Miller Place (24-3)

2. Shoreham-Wading River (25-3)

3. Seaford (12-10)

4. Mt. Sinai (7-7)

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MASSAPEQUA (242 PTS.) CROWNS FIVE AND WINS NASSAU COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS OVER MANHASSET(172), FARMINGDALE (144.5), LONG BEACH (143) AND BELLMORE (138)

Joseph Brooks (30-4) of Massapequa avenged a late season loss to Clarke's Sebastian Mejia. Brooks held Mejia scoreless in this 157 pound semifinal with a 14-0 win. Brooks scored a technical fall in the 157 pound final to lead the Massapequa Chiefs ito a first place finish n the Nassau County Championships at Hofstra University. Go to 2025-26 PHOTOS for more pictures.

Manhasset's Will Russell lifts MacArthur's Vincent Orandello. The top seeded Russell won this 118 pound semifinal to help Manhasset hold on to second place in the team scoring. Russell finished in second.

Farmingdale's Josh Kama (23-2) upset second seeded Marcus Rosario of Clarke in this 190 pound semifinal. Kama secured the win with a 15-0 technical fall but dropped a decision in the final as Farmingdale finished third in the team scoring.

Defending New York State champion Dunia Sibomana (36-3, 193-17 career) of Long Beach (fourth in team scoring) won his 118 pound semifinal match over Roslyn's Christian Morris with a 12-2 major decision. Sibomana, an UNC commit, edged tough Will Russell, 1-0, in the finals and became a rare five-time Nassau County champion.

Peter Mikedis (41-2, 142-24 career) from Bellmore JFK secures his fall to and went on to win the 165 pound final. BJFK finished in fifth place in the team scoring.

Chase Morris, the top-seed from Oceanside works for a takedown in the 144 pound semifinal. Morris won 22-5 and his win in the final helped his team retain sixth place in the team standings.

SACHEM NORTH (148.5 PTS) EDGES SAYVILLE (147) TO WIN THE SUFFOLK COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS AS BELLPORT, EAST ISLIP AND WARD MELVILLE ROUND OUT THE TOP FIVE

Thomas Vecchio (42-0) from Sachem North is in on his double leg. Vecchio, the number one ranked seed and top ranked 175-pounder on LI, picked up the fall in this quarterfinal bout. Vecchio went on to win the crown with a major decision in the finals helping the Arrows outscore Sayville for the team title. Go to 2025-26 PHOTOS for more pictures.

Javen Taff (33-3) leads Sayville to a second place in the team scoring at the Suffolk County Championships at Stony Brook University. Taff, a junior, won this early round match over Arjahn William of Bellport with a 16-1 tech fall and was runner-up at 215 pounds. Go to HIGH SCHOOL NEWS for more.

Camryn Howard (46-0) of Bellport is on the attack at 157 pounds. Howard, a sophomore, is the number one ranked wrestler in NYS and the nation, he secured the tech fall with a 21-6 win. He scored another technical fall in the finals and paced the Clippers to a third place finish in the Suffolk team race.

East Islip's Rocco DeStefano (42-3) works this takedown to an overhead cradle and a first period fall at 132 pounds. For DeStefano it was his 100th career pin and now has a stellar 172-32 overall ledger. He went on to capture the 132 Suffolk crown as East Islip finished fourth in the team scoring.

Hunter Phillips, the #2 seed of Ward Melville, works for a first period fall in this 103-pound quarterfinal. He dropped a decision to Benjamin Marino (Bay Shore) in the semifinals as Ward Melville finished in the top five.

William Floyd's Josiah Lors ((38-3) is in deep on a single leg. Lors won this 215 pound quarterfinal bout with a 7-3 victory over Longwood's Dylan Kent. Lors won the Suffolk crown over Sayville's Javen Taff 4-2. Go to 2025-26 PHOTOS for more pictures.

MASSAPEQUA ROLLS THROUGH THE QUALIFIER PUTTING 14 WRESTLERS INTO THE FINALS and crowning five CHAMPionS

Defending NYS champion Jon Tutku (30-2, 83-3 career) a freshman from Massapequa works his half en route to a 15-0 technical fall at 110 pounds in the semifinals of the Nassau Qualifying Tournament held at MacArthur HS.

MacArthur's Vincent Orendello (23-3) tries to secure a takedown. Orendella won this 118 pound semifinal by fall.

Rich King (35-4, 129-25 career) from Clarke works for near fall points. King won this 126 pound semi with a 15-0 tech fall.

Clarke's Will Grassini (34-5, 149-37 career) works for a takedown at 132 pounds. Grassini ranked #2 in Nassau County picked up the fall to advance to the finals.

Massapequa's Jake Nieto (31-1, 110-32 career) secures the fall. Nieto, ranked #1 in Nassau advanced to the Nassau Qualifier Final at 138 pounds.

Number one ranked Kai Tiringer of Massapequa is on the attack at 150 pounds. Tiringer (34-4) won this semifinal with a 16-2 technical fall.

SUFFOLK COUNTY DUAL MEET CHAMPIONSHIPS: Division i - Sachem North edges east islip 34-29 - division ii - miller place over swr 43-30

Sachem North's Corey Bardua scored a 12-0 major decison at 110 pounds.

Ty Strychalsky of East Islip controls Logan Sedani of Sachem North to win this 118 pound bout 6-1.

Sachem North's Nicholas Delardi won this 132 pound battle over EI's Rayan Shehu 6-5.

East Islip's number one ranked Rocco DeStefano (36-3. 166-32 career) bumped up to 138 pounds and secured the fall.

Jack Cusumano (31-3) of Sachem North is in control at 144 pounds. Cusumano picked up the technical fall 19-3.

Sachem North's Joshua Thomas edged East Islip's Noah Hodge 4-2 in a pivotal bout at 150 pounds.

kris mcdonald memorial islip cup duals

FIRST ROUND RESULTS:

East Islip 34

Hauppauge 33

Deer Park 44

Islip Purple 32

Islip Gold 45

Central Islip 23

Sachem North 67

John Glenn 12

MAT NOTES:

Defending Suffolk Div. I dual meet champion Sachem North (10-0) upended Div. II reigning champ John Glenn, 67-12. They were paced by potential county titlists,Thomas Vecchio (27-0) at 175 and Valdey Pierre (285). In an exciting and entertaining dual, East Islip (11-1) beat Hauppauge (5-1), 34-33. Islip improved to 15-5 with their first round win.

Joshua Thomas of Sachem North picks up the fall at 144 pounds. The second ranked Thomas lead the top ranked Arrows to a 67-12 victory over John Glenn.

John Glenn's CJ Cook is in control at 138 pounds, Cook ended up winning the match by fall.

John Glenn's Peter Bell works for a fall at 157 pounds over Sachem North's Jose Cabrera.

Luke Unverzagt of Sachem North lift's Karim Rafiq of John Glenn. Unverzagt picked up the pin at 165 pounds.

Sachem North's Logan Spinella secured the fall over Glenn's Jack Divers at 190 pounds.

CLIFF CLARK CLASSIC DUALS at BAYSHORE HS

Bay Shore 47 West Islip 34

Bay Shore 33 Central Islip 31

East Islip 72 Copiague 7

East Islip 59 Lynbrook 22

East Islip 40 Pat-Med 34

East Islip 38 Sayville 34

Pat-Med 46 Lynbrook 30

Pat-Med 60 Copiague 11

Sayville 36 Central Islip 32

Sayville 38 West Islip 33

Sayville 46 Bay Shore 36

Suffolk power East Islip (6-0) won the Cliff Clark Classic and was paced by 8th-grade phenom Jace Rooney (8-0) with a 44 second fall at 103 .

Patchogue-Medford's Aiden Jacobellis picked up a 10-4 decision over EI's Jacob Kiernan at 110 pounds.

Ayden LaBella (104 career wins) of Sayville secured a key 6-0 win over Joe Gorman from West Islip at 126 pounds.

Eliezer Sanchez of Central Islip works for a takedown. The second ranked Sanchez picked up the fall over Bryant Fields of Bay Shore at 138 pounds.

West Islip's Paul Vasaturo attacks Sayville's Brayden Foster and secured a fall at 132 pounds.

LONG ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW

Massapequa's NYS champion and returning Nassau champ Jon Tutku, was 50-1 last year. He returns as a freshman at 110 pounds and currently has a 9-0 mark on the season.

Dunia Sibomana is a two-time NYS champion from Long Beach. Sibomana is currently ranked 15th in the nation. Sibomana (11-0) will compete at 126 pounds this season.

Bellport's Camryn Howard (14-0) is a returning NYS champion and entering his sophomore year. He defeated Wyatt Medlin (Illinois) 7-6 in the recent Who's Number 1 competition and is the top ranked 157 pounder in the nation. Currently he is the #2 high school recruit in Flo Wrestling's top 100 wrestlers for the class of 2028 behind #1 Samuel Sanchez (113) from Esperanza, CA.

Penn State commit junior Gavin Mangano of Shoreham Wading River, a returning state champion is nationally ranked at 144 pounds.

Long Beach's Ethan Andreula a 2024 Nassau champion and state medalist will be at 118 pounds.

Hauppauge junior Trevor Patrovich, is a returning Suffolk champion and NY state placer will be at either 110 or 118 pounds.

2026 NEW YORK STATE INTERSECTIONAL TOURNAMENT

Section XI (248.5 points) edges CHSAA (240.5) and Section VIII (191.5). LI crowns 6 state champs.

NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT PREVIEW FOR nassau COunty

some of the top wrestlers for nassau county:

NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT PREVIEW FOR SUFFOLK COunty

some of the top wrestlers for suffolk:

NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT PREVIEW FOR chsaa section

St. FRANCIS has a strong contingenT with 10 state qualifiers

high school wrestling updates (scroll down for more events)

MASSAPEQUA (242 PTS.) CROWNS FIVE AND WINS NASSAU COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS OVER MANHASSET(172), FARMINGDALE (144.5), LONG BEACH (143) AND BELLMORE (138)

SACHEM NORTH (148.5 PTS) EDGES SAYVILLE (147) TO WIN THE SUFFOLK COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS AS BELLPORT, EAST ISLIP AND WARD MELVILLE ROUND OUT THE TOP FIVE

chaminade wins nschsaa with three champions

MASSAPEQUA ROLLS THROUGH THE QUALIFIER PUTTING 14 WRESTLERS INTO THE FINALS and crowning five CHAMPionS

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: WM. FLOYD (6 CHAMPS), SACHEM NO. (5 CHAMPS), NO. BABYLON (5 CHAMPS), BELLPORT (6 CHAMPS), HAUPPAUGE (5 CHAMPS), SAYVILLE (3 CHAMPS)

NASSAU QUALIFIER TEAM CHAMPIONS: WANTAGH (3 CHAMPS), MANHASSET (5 CHAMPS), LONG BEACH (5 CHAMPS), BELLMORE JFK (6 CHAMPS) AND CALHOUN (2 CHAMPS)

SUFFOLK COUNTY DUAL MEET CHAMPIONSHIPS: Division i - Sachem North edges east islip 34-29 - division ii - miller place over swr 43-30

massapequa wins nassau COUNTY Division i dUAL MEET CHAMPIONSHIPS over long beach 39-33; seaford wins division ii over island trees 35-32

kris mcdonald memorial islip cup duals

CLIFF CLARK CLASSIC DUALS at BAYSHORE HS

LONG ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW

2026 NEW YORK STATE INTERSECTIONAL TOURNAMENT

Section XI (248.5 points) edges CHSAA (240.5) and Section VIII (191.5). LI crowns 6 state champs.

NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT PREVIEW FOR nassau COunty

some of the top wrestlers for nassau county:

NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT PREVIEW FOR SUFFOLK COunty

some of the top wrestlers for suffolk:

NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT PREVIEW FOR chsaa section

St. FRANCIS has a strong contingenT with 10 state qualifiers

high school wrestling updates (scroll down for more events)

MASSAPEQUA (242 PTS.) CROWNS FIVE AND WINS NASSAU COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS OVER MANHASSET(172), FARMINGDALE (144.5), LONG BEACH (143) AND BELLMORE (138)

SACHEM NORTH (148.5 PTS) EDGES SAYVILLE (147) TO WIN THE SUFFOLK COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS AS BELLPORT, EAST ISLIP AND WARD MELVILLE ROUND OUT THE TOP FIVE

chaminade wins nschsaa with three champions

MASSAPEQUA ROLLS THROUGH THE QUALIFIER PUTTING 14 WRESTLERS INTO THE FINALS and crowning five CHAMPionS

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: WM. FLOYD (6 CHAMPS), SACHEM NO. (5 CHAMPS), NO. BABYLON (5 CHAMPS), BELLPORT (6 CHAMPS), HAUPPAUGE (5 CHAMPS), SAYVILLE (3 CHAMPS)

NASSAU QUALIFIER TEAM CHAMPIONS: WANTAGH (3 CHAMPS), MANHASSET (5 CHAMPS), LONG BEACH (5 CHAMPS), BELLMORE JFK (6 CHAMPS) AND CALHOUN (2 CHAMPS)

SUFFOLK COUNTY DUAL MEET CHAMPIONSHIPS: Division i - Sachem North edges east islip 34-29 - division ii - miller place over swr 43-30

massapequa wins nassau COUNTY Division i dUAL MEET CHAMPIONSHIPS over long beach 39-33; seaford wins division ii over island trees 35-32

kris mcdonald memorial islip cup duals

CLIFF CLARK CLASSIC DUALS at BAYSHORE HS

LONG ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW

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