North Allegheny & Chartiers-Houston Win Team Wrestling Consolations

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Saturday, February 2, 2013 | 11:08 PM


For the first time in AA, the WPIAL will have the opportunity to have three teams compete in the PIAA Team Tournament. The Chartiers Houston Buccaneers defeated the Jefferson Morgan Rockets Saturday 42-30 to advance to the pigtail round. Chartiers Houston will wrestle Fort LeBoeuf on Monday night at 7:00 PM with the winner advancing to the preliminary round in Hershey on Thursday.

113 – Brendan Howard (JM) fall Tyrone Wormsley (CH) 0:19 (6-0 JM)

120 – Richie McGinnis (CH) fall Jacob Guthrie (JM) 0:47 (6-6)

126 – John Demaske (JM) fall Jake Jones (CH) 0:55 (12-6 JM)

132 – Dylan Briggs (CH) maj. dec. Trevor Kniha (JM) 11-3 (12-10 JM)

138 – Jason Miller (JM) fall Pete Provanzano (CH) 3:40 (18-10 JM)

145 – Tanner Sutton (CH) win by forfeit (18-16 JM)

152 – Ryan Zalar (JM) dec. Antonio Tatano (CH) 5-2 (21-16 JM)

160 – Derek Hull (CH) tech. fall Jason Perkins (JM) 20-5, 5:56 (21-21)

170 – Bill Bowlen (JM) dec. David Kincaid (CH) 4-2 (24-21 JM)

182 – Dylan Schultz-Terling (CH) tech. fall Anthony Patterson (JM) 16-1, 5:07 (26-24 CH)

195 – Dustin Conti (JM) fall Jimmy Saieva (CH) 2:09 (30-26 JM)

220 – Josh Kraushaar (CH) fall Nate Wolfe (JM) 2:19 (32-30 CH)

285 – Garrett Vulcano (CH) maj. dec. Ian Wolfe (JM) 9-1 (36-30 CH)

106 – Benjamin Hritsko (CH) fall Zach Tedrow (JM) 1:01 (42-30 CH)

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North Allegheny (16-3) also advanced to the state team tournament with a surprisingly easy 44-20 win over Kiski Area (16-3) in the Class AAA third place match Saturday afternoon at Chartiers Valley High School. Falls by Clay Byerly (170) and Alex DeCiantis (182) and a decision win by Zach Smith (195) blew open an 11-11 tie after the squads had split the first six bouts. Falls by Scotty Stossel (106) and Connor D’Amoto (113) sealed the win for the Tigers. North Allegheny advances to the state team playoffs for the second straight season. The Tigers will battle the Pittsburgh City League champion, Allderdice, on Monday night at a site and time to be determined. The Tigers will be heavily favored to win that match and face undefeated powerhouse Central Dauphin (21-0), the District 3 champion, in the first round of the state team playoffs at the GIANT Center on Thursday.

NOTE: Kiski Area senior Matt McCutcheon, a defending state champion and a Penn State recruit, recorded his 150th career victory with a win at 220 pounds.

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126 – Blynn Shideler, KA d Vaughn Curcio, 4-1
132 – Drew Landefeld, NA d Jake Ardelitz, 3-0
138 – Jesse Rodgers, NA TF Garrett Fitzsimmons, 20-5 at 6:00
145 – Cole Landowski, KA TF Ben Sippel, 21-6 at 4:45
152 – Shawn McGowan, KA d Vince Leschak, 2-1 UTB
160 – Kyle Skelly, KA d Ben Schweiger, 6-3
170 – Clay Byerly, NA fall Dakota Lange, 3:56
182 – Alex DeCiantis, NA fall Alyk Harris, 1:21
195 – Zach Smith, NA d Tyler Worthing, 5-4
220 – Matt McCutcheon, KA d Layne Skundrich, 4-1
285 – Shane Kuhn, KA fall Dan Watson, 1:30
106 – Scott Stossel, NA fall Jake York, 2:52
113 – Connor D'Amato, NA fall Mitchell Nagy, 0:49
120 – Dom Forys, NA win by FFT

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