We’ve got a torn meniscus, a concussion, two high ankle sprains, shoulders, elbows. "We just lost junior Will Kramer for the season to a torn meniscus. "It’s unbelievable how many injuries we have," South coach Alan Rotatori said after his squad overcame those injuries for a 52-34 victory. The Lions hoped to be more competitive throughout the lineup against top competition this season, but have struggled with myriad injuries. Henry DeGroot won at 120, Eyob Gizachew pinned at 126, as did Steve Paton at 132, Mike Shale at 138, Nick Mariano at 145, Scott MacDonald at 152, Sam Mayer at 160, Ian Wittrup at 170 and Mike Either at 182.Īfter a no contest at 192, South came back with two pins in the upper weights as Pat Fabrizio and Lucian Cascino continued their tremendous seasons at 220 pounds and heavyweight, respectively. It was a big North run after that with nine pins in a row. Tyler Siegal won a major decision at 113. South’s Zachary Nislick earned the pin at 106 pounds. "South is going to be hosting the Sectionals and States this year, so it was great to get in there and see what that venue will be like." It’s great to keep that going every year. "It’s an exciting atmosphere over there in the big field house. "It didn’t come down to the last match like it has some years but it’s still great stuff," North coach John Staulo said of the rivalry.
Newton South had the edge in the very upper weights and the very lower weights against Newton North in the annual crosstown clash on Friday.īut when it came to the vast middle, the experienced Tigers dominated the injury-riddled Lions in a 54-22 victory.
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