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2025-2026 SEASON
SECTION I TOURNAMENT
RODEN WINS SECTION TITLE, 2 OTHERS BATTLE INTO THE FINALS
5 RAMS EARN ALL-SECTION HONORS
TEAM PLACES 4TH - BEST FINISH IN SCHOOL HISTORY
At the Section I Wrestling Championships, North had an incredible tournament setting a series of team records as Will Roden claimed a Section I Title. North had 5 wrestlers earn All-Section honors tying a team record for the most in one season and the team finished in 4th place out of 32 schools, its highest finish in school history. The RAMS sent 5 wrestlers into the semi-finals and 3 others into the Section I finals, both firsts for the program. Will Roden captured a Section crown at 175 pounds, North’s first Section champion in 17 years after having 10 runner-ups in this same time frame. Roden dominated the competition, not giving up a single offensive point, winning 3 bouts by bonus points - a pin, tech fall, and major decision - and earning a 4-0 shut-out in the finals to qualify for the state tournament in Albany in 3 weeks. Ryan Ciardullo earned his third All-Section honors finishing in 2nd place, dropping a tough 2-1 match in the finals. In his 4 matches leading to the finals, Ryan earned all bonus point victories including a 19-3 win in the semi-finals over an opponent who had beaten him the first weekend of the season and he also qualified for the state tournament. Alex Perez earned his first All-Section honor in the most dramatic of fashions. After a pin and a tech fall to start the tournament, Alex won his next two bouts by the scores of 11-9 and 8-7, scoring the winning points in both matches in the final 3 seconds to win at the buzzer bringing his coaches jumping to their feet and to advance into the finals. Sam Rose earned his second All-Section honors, improving from 5th place to 4th place. Sam won his first 3 bouts, 2 by bonus points, before losing to an All-State wrestler in the semis. He then won by pin to move into the consolations where he took 4th place. Tommy Bradley was on a roll, winning his first 3 bouts all by pin to advance to the semi-finals. In his wrestleback match, Tommy won a dramatic 3-1 victory that came down to the final seconds and went on to finish in 4th place, earning his first All-Section honors. Jack Granata was on the path to earning his first All-Section honors with 3 wins - a major and two pins - before an injury unfortunately forced him to withdraw from the tournament. North had a number of wrestlers who each won matches, many by pin, earning bonus points that helped lead the team to its 4th place team finish in a very tight team race: Josh Dorvilier had 2 wins by pin, while Dom Carriere, Luke Kromar, Alfred Ryan, and Igor Joseph each added a win for the RAMS for an amazing weekend. Next stop: Albany!
8 RAMS SELECTED ALL-LEAGUE,
TIES SCHOOL RECORD SET LAST SEASON
JACK GRANATA, WILL RODEN,
ALEX PEREZ, JOSH DORVILIER, DOMINICK CARRIERE,
TOMMY BRADLEY, SAM ROSE, RYAN CIARDULLO
JV SECTION I CHAMPIONSHIPS
RAMS CROWN ONE CHAMP, 2 OTHER TAKE 2ND
10 WRESTLERS PLACE IN TOP 6
NORTH FINISHES IN 2ND PLACE OUT OF 24 TEAMS
At the annual JV Section I Championships, North placed 10 wrestlers in the top 6 and battled to a hard-fought second place finish out of 24 teams. Tom Calabrese went 4-0 with 3 pins and won his second JV Section title. Chris Ruiz, coming off an injury which sidelined him much of the season, made up for lost time by wrestling into the finals where he finished in 2nd place going 3-1 with 2 pins. Ryan Hidalgo also went 3-1 with 2 pins and was the third RAM finalist where he also finished in second place. After a tough semi-final match loss, Nate Hudziak bounced back and finished the day going 2-1 to take 3rd place. Richie Botta was seeing his first action on the mat since early December and was on fire, going 2-2 to finish in 4th place. Cooper Narissi also won his first two matches by pin to wrestle into the semi-finals, dropping a tough match against a fellow RAM and his workout partner, and went on to finish in 4th place. After dropping his opening match of the tournament, Caleb Cotter-Hall battled back winning 4 straight matches with 2 pins to finish the day with a win and take 5th place. Also finishing in 5th place was Nate Deloatch who rebounded after a tough loss to go 3-1 with 2 pins to also finish the day with a win. Two other RAMS took 6th place, going 3-2 , to earn a spot on the podium: Bryce Watson and Will Kromar. A number of RAMS won a match to add to the team score which was needed in a very tight team race: Jason Blair, Nate Rudnick, William Huynh, and Mason Santiago. North was well-represented at John Jay where there was a sea of purple and cheers all day long from the parents and supporters in the stands. Great job by all!
RAMS DEFEAT SUFFERN IN LAST DUAL OF THE SEASON
ALL 5 SENIORS VICTORIOUS ON SENIOR NIGHT
TEAM COMPLETES IMPRESSIVE 18-6 SEASON
On an evening when we honored our 5 graduating seniors for playing such an integral part of our team’s success during their careers wrestling at North, the RAMS crushed Suffern 51-15 to notch their 18th win of the season against just 6 losses. All five graduating seniors won their match in North’s main gym: Sam Rose, Jack Granata, Josh Dorvilier, and Ryan Ciardullo each won by pin while Alex Perez won in a tense, 6-3 match in overtime. Dominich Carriere, Luke Kromar, and Will Roden each won by forfeit. The team also honored our lone senior team manager, Evan Quaglia, for her dedication and commitment to the RAMS Wrestling program with a bouquet of flowers. On JV, North was on fire from the opening match winning 11 bouts: Chris Ruiz and Nate Hudziak each won 2 bouts, while Cooper Narissi, Tom Calabrese, Will Kromar, Nate Deloatch, William Huynh, Ryan Hidalgo, and Jake Miller each won their bouts. With the regular season now ending, it is time to turn our focus to the post-season with the JV Section I Tournament on Saturday where the RAMS are the defending team champions, and to the Varsity Section I Tournament next weekend where the RAMS will be vying for an opportunity to compete in the NYS Tournament.
ROCKLAND COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS
RAMS CROWN 2 CHAMPIONS,
NORTH PLACES 9 IN THE TOP 6
At the annual Rockland County Championships, the RAMS placed 9 wrestlers in the top 6 at the tournament with two North wrestlers earning the gold. Ryan Ciardullo became a 2X champion by pinning his first two opponents before putting on a dominant display in the finals winning by tech fall 19-3 over a section finalist with a 20-1 record. Will Roden defended his title by also pinning his first 2 opponents and then controlling the entire final in an impressive 17-3 win. Alex Perez came out firing with a tech fall and an explosive 0:56 pin in the semi-finals before losing a tough match in the finals to finish in second place. North had two wrestlers finish in third place to take home the bronze. Sam Rose was 3-1 on the day with 2 pins and a major decision while Tom Bradley was also 3-1 with a major decision and two pins of his own. Finishing in 4th place was Igor Joseph who was 2-2 with a pin. Jack Granata went 3-2 with two tech falls and a pin while Luke Kromar went 2-2 with 2 pins to finish in 5th place. Jake Miller went 1-3 and finished in 6th place for the RAMS. Also winning a match for the RAMS were freshman Dominick Carriere and Alfred Ryan.
GRANATA WINS 100TH CAREER MATCH!
At our home tri meet, Jack Granata notched career win #100 with a tough 16-8 decision over an All-Section opponent from Pearl River helping lead North to a victory in the dual meet. Jack became just the 13th wrestler at North to earn 100 career wins following both Ryan Ciardullo and Will Roden who accomplished the feat earlier this season. Next up on the list is former teammate Jeremy Small who finished with 103 career wins.
SCARSDALE TOURNAMENT
RAMS CROWN 3 CHAMPS
TEAM FINISHES IN 2ND PLACE
At the annual Scarsdale Tournament, the RAMS placed 9 wrestlers in the top 6, including 4 in the finals, to finish in second place as a team in a field of 17 teams. Ryan Ciardullo and Will Roden defended their titles while Alex Perez picked up his third tournament victory of the season by dominating the competition. Ryan had 3 pins including one in the finals against an opponent who was 20-3 this season to take home. Will pinned both his opponents in under a minute before shutting out his opponent in the finals who was 21-4. Alex dominated the competition in all four bouts earning an 11-0 major decision and 3 pions, including one in the finals. Joining this trio of RAMS finalists was Tommy Bradley who had 3 straight pins before falling in the finals and taking home the silver. Sam Rose and Jack Granata each went 3-2 with 2 pins to finish in 4th place, while also finishing in 4th place was Josh Dorvilier who had 2 pins. Alfred Ryan had the longest day wrestling 6 times and going 4-2 with 3 pins and a tech fall to finish in 5th place, while Igor Joseph had a pin on the way to finishing in 6th place. North needed every point it could get in the team race to finish just 10 points ahead of 3rd place SWR and every RAMS who competed contributed to the team score by winning at least one match, including Tom Calabrese who had 2 pins and Jake Miller, Luke Kromar, Dom Carriere, and Will Kromar.
RODEN WINS 100TH CAREER MATCH!
At the Eastern States Tournament, Will Roden notched career win #100 with a gritty 10-3 decision in the consi-quarters to guarantee himself a top 6 finish and a place on the podium. Will became just the 12th wrestler at North to earn 100 career wins following Ryan Ciardullo who accomplished the feat earlier this season. Next up on the list is former teammate Jeremy Small who finished with 103 career wins.
EASTERN STATES TOURNAMENT
RODEN PLACES TOP 6, EARNS 100TH CAREER WIN
At the highly competitive and prestigious Eastern States Classic Wrestling Tournament, North sent 2 RAMS to compete against the top competition in the Northeast. Will Roden had a stellar tournament going 4-3 over the 2 days to finish in 6th place to become just the second wrestler ever from North to place in this event. Will opened the competition with a dominant 17-1 tech fall before winning his second match in a wild, 8-6 win over a Section II champion and Fargo AA. After falling 5-3 in the ¼ finals to the eventual 3rd place finisher, Will strung together 2 solid wins winning 7-4 in the blood round and then earning his 100th career win with a 10-3 decision in the consi-quarter finals before dropping his last 2 to earn a spot on the podium. Will joins Steven Ramos, who finished in 3rd place back in 2009, as the only 2 RAMS to place at Eastern States. Also competing was Ryan Ciardullo who went 2-2. After dropping his first match, Ryan rebounded with 2 impressive wins 10-1 and 10-3 before dropping a heart-breaker in the closing seconds of his final match. As the saying goes, “Iron sharpens iron” and this competition will lead to great things to come this post-season. Great job, fellas!
ROCKLAND COUNTY
JV TOURNAMENT
RAMS CROWN 3 CHAMPIONS!
At the annual Rockland County JV Tournament, North pushed 4 wrestlers into the finals and walked away with 3 titles. Nate Hudziak had a stellar day, going 4-0 with 2 pins including one in the finals to grab the gold. Ryan Hidalgo went 3-0 with a pin and a last second takedown in the finals to finish in first place. Nate Deloatch dominated his weight class also going 3-0 with 2 pins and an 8-4 win in the finals to claim a championship. Nate Rudnick wrestled tough pinning his first two opponents to earn a trip to the finals and take home the silver. Leo Ramos went 2-2 and had a solid tournament to finish in 4th place. Cooper Narissi, Caleb Cotter-Hall, Jayden Alcantara, and Bryce Watson, were all 1-1 while Jason Blair earned his first win of the season with an 11-2 major decision.
RCK TOURNAMENT
2 RAMS CAPTURE TITLES,
4 OTHERS PLACE IN TOP 6
At the RCK Tournament, North sent 4 RAMS into the finals and walked away with two championships. The old saying “3 times is the charm” applies here for Alex Perez who after finishing in second place the previous two seasons came away with the gold in dramatic fashion. In what was arguably the deepest weight class in the tournament, Alex had a pin and a tough semi-final decision heading into the finals where he found himself in a deep hole before storming back to wear his opponent down before securing the pin to take the gold. Tommy Bradley captured his first varsity tournament title. After pinning his way into the finals, Tommy had to fight out of a tight headlock before recovering to pin the first seed to finish in first place. North had 2 other finalists who both finished in second place. Sam Rose pinned his semi-final opponent before facing an opponent who had beaten him easily earlier this season. This time, things were different and Sam battled him coming up just short on a late takedown but the gap has been closed. Jake Miller earned a trip to the finals with a tough 4-3 decision in the semis before coming up just short to take the silver. Going 4-1 and taking 3rd place was Jack Granata. After losing a tough semi-final match, Jack won his next 2 bouts against tough opponents to grab the bronze. Igor Joseph, still working himself into wrestling shape, had a solid day going 3-2 to finish in 5th place. Luke Kromar, Alfred Ryan, and Dom Carriere all wrestled well with both wins by pin to finish 2-2 on the day.
PEEKSKILL JV TOURNAMENT
RAMS CROWN 2 CHAMPIONS,
3 OTHER TAKE 3RD PLACE
At the annual Peekskill JV Tournament, North had a strong showing with 2 RAMS going undefeated to finish in first place - Tom Calabrese who went 5-0 and Will Kromar who was 4-0. Tom had a decision and a medical forfeit along with 2 pins heading into the finals where he then earned a first period fall against a tough opponent to take home the gold. Will was on fire from the opening bout pinning 3 straight opponents to earn a trip to the finals where he also pinned his opponent to finish in first place. Three RAMS finished in 3rd place ending the tournament with wins. Cooper Narissi had a stellar day right from the first whistle with a tech fall and 3 pins to finish the day at 4-1. Nate Deloatch also had a great day going 3-1 with 3 pins to take home the bronze medal. Caleb Cotter-Hall also finished in 3rd place. In his usual fashion, Caleb had multiple come from behind wins including a last second 7-6 win in the consolations to finish with a medal for his efforts. Ethan Malec earned a tech fall win as well. Special thanks to Chris Ruiz. Chris has been out with a broken hand yet showed up for the early bus and was with us all day to help film matches of his teammates. Great job, fellas!!
PUTNAM VALLEY TOURNAMENT
CARRIERE TAKES THE GOLD,
2 OTHERS PLACE
At the Putnam Valley Tournament, Dominick Carriere dominated the competition to earn first place in the 132 pound weight class. Dominick went 5-0 pinning all four opponents to earn a trip to the finals where he won a gritty 7-5 match to become the champion. Jake Miller had a solid day going 3-3 with 2 pins and a decision to finish in 4th place. Finishing in fifth place was Will Kromar who went 3-2 with a major decision and 2 pins. Ryan Hidalgo had 2 pins and Ethan Malec had a pin and a major in their two wins on the day. Tom Calabrese finished at 1-1 before having to medically default from the tournament.
CIARDULLO WINS 100TH CAREER MATCH!
At the Clarkstown North Tournament, Ryan Ciardullo notched career win #100 with a pin in his second bout of the day. Ryan became just the 11th wrestler at North to earn 100 career wins. He then followed that up with 3 more pins to tie him for 9th on the all-time list at 103 with Jeremy Small who earned his 100th career win last season. Next up on the list is RAM great Alexis Diaz who had 112.
CLARKSTOWN NORTH TOURNAMENT
NORTH GOES 4-1 TO TAKE 2ND PLACE
RAMS CROWN 5 CHAMPIONS,
3 OTHERS PLACE TOP 3
At the annual Clarkstown North Tournament, the Rams defeated Wallkill 42-36, Beacon 45-27, Petrides 42-27, and John Jay Cross River 53-18 to finish in second place as a team. Their lone loss was to tournament champion West Islip 48-27 with the North winning 5 of the 10 bouts contested. Three RAMS were a perfect 5-0 on the day to finish in first place: Luke Kromar who had 4 pins; Ryan Ciardullo who had 5 pins; and Will Roden who had 4 pins and a win by injury default. Two RAMS went 4-1 to also claim the gold: Sam Rose who had 3 pins and a win by forfeit and Alex Perez who had 3 pins and a 7-0 win. Tommy Bradley had a great tournament also going 4-1 with 3 pins and a tech fall to take the silver. Finishing in 3rd place were Jack Granata who was 4-1 with 3 pins and a win by forfeit, and Igor Joseph who had 2 pins and a forfeit win. Earning the team’s Most Outstanding Wrestler Award was Ryan Ciardullo who not only defended his title but earned his 100th career victory.
NORTH 42, PETRIDES 27
103: Sara Romero (PEPS) over (CNSH) (For.)
110: Double Forfeit
118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over Giovanni Molinare (PEPS) (Fall 2:54)
126: Rocky Molinare (PEPS) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 0:53)
132: Bradley Munoz (PEPS) over Alex Perez (CNSH) (Dec 12-11)
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Greory Levit (PEPS) (Fall 1:39)
144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over Julian Orellana (PEPS) (Fall 2:56)
150: Marco Michielli (PEPS) over Alfred Ryan (CNSH) (Fall 0:48)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Jayvyn Quiles (PEPS) (Fall 1:31)
165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Elias Hardt (PEPS) (Fall 1:53)
175: Will Roden (CNSH) over Catherine Keag (PEPS) (Fall 0:20)
190: Double Forfeit
215: Igor Joseph (CNSH) over Alex Baez (PEPS) (Fall 1:50)
285: Luke Burmaster (PEPS) over (CNSH) (For.)
NORTH 27, WEST ISLIP 48
110: Christian Vecchione (WISH) over (CNSH) (For.)
118: Orson Munoz (WISH) over Sam Rose (CNSH) (TF 18-2 0:00)
126: Joe Gorman (WISH) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 1:49)
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Paul Vasaturo (WISH) (Dec 7-0)
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Vyacheslav Tsymbalista (WISH) (Fall 2:51)
144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over Nicholas Vasaturo (WISH) (Fall 1:16)
150: Erik Zakiewicz (WISH) over Alfred Ryan (CNSH) (TF 16-0 0:00)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Jayden Assoon (WISH) (Fall 0:50)
165: Leo Mastroberti (WISH) over Thomas Bradley (CNSH) (TF 15-0 0:00)
175: Will Roden (CNSH) over Mathew Marker (WISH) (Fall 1:09)
190: Andrew Cohen (WISH) over Igor Joseph (CNSH) (Dec 18-15)
215: Alex Benitez (WISH) over (CNSH) (For.); 285: Luke Romanich II (WISH) over (CNSH) (For.)
103: Max Gokhstein (WISH) over (CNSH) (For.)
NORTH 42, WALLKILL 36
118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over (WSH) (For.)
126: Joey Catania (WSH) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 2:49)
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Dean Naparano (WSH) (Fall 1:00)
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Darrek Jorge-Martinez (WSH) (Fall 0:44)
144: Marco Futia (WSH) over Alfred Ryan (CNSH) (Fall 0:24)
150: Jack Granata (CNSH) over (WSH) (For.)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Chris Curnan (WSH) (Fall 0:37)
165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Owen Miller (WSH) (Fall 1:54)
175: Will Roden (CNSH) over Ian Trozzi (WSH) (Inj. [time])
190: Vincenzo Bongiovanni (WSH) over Igor Joseph (CNSH) (Fall 0:54)
215: Nicholas Colon (WSH) over (CNSH) (For.)
285: Jesus Monterrosa (WSH) over (CNSH) (For.)
103: Lou Caufaglione (WSH) over (CNSH) (For.); 110: Double Forfeit
NORTH 45, BEACON 27
126: Mark Aakjar (BEAC) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 1:15)
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Everett VanCott (BEAC) (Fall 1:23)
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Benjamin Betancourt (BEAC) (Dec 10-9)
144: Caeleb Smith (BEAC) over Jack Granata (CNSH) (Dec 20-15)
150: Alfred Ryan (CNSH) over William Flynn (BEAC) (Fall 2:38)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Patrick Gara (BEAC) (Fall 0:24)
165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Henry Mulligan (BEAC) (Fall 1:59)
175: Will Roden (CNSH) over Peter Cohen (BEAC) (Fall 1:13)
190: Igor Joseph (CNSH) over Braden Lopez (BEAC) (Fall 1:32)
215: Aiden Montleon (BEAC) over (CNSH) (For.)
285: Elijah Rupp (BEAC) over (CNSH) (For.)
103: Double Forfeit
110: Riley Anderson (BEAC) over (CNSH) (For.)
118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over Nathaniel Salvati (BEAC) (Fall 1:42)
NORTH 53, JJCR 18
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Emerson Flamm (JJSC) (Fall 0:51)
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Gavin Dacey (JJSC) (Fall 1:05)
144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over Vincenzo Ruotolo (JJSC) (Fall 0:24)
150: Alfred Ryan (CNSH) over (JJSC) (For.)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Hunter Carini (JJSC) (Fall 1:16)
165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Hunter Flamm (JJSC) (TF 18-1 0:00)
175: Will Roden (CNSH) over (JJSC) (For.)
190: Igor Joseph (CNSH) over (JJSC) (For.)
215: Double Forfeit
285: Nicholas Candia (JJSC) over (CNSH) (For.)
103: Caleb Goldner (JJSC) over (CNSH) (For.)
110: Double Forfeit
118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over David Corrales (JJSC) (Fall 1:12)
126: Ben Zhu (JJSC) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 1:59)
CLARKSTOWN NORTH JV TOURNAMENT
RAMS CROWN 3 CHAMPIONS,
5 OTHERS TAKE SECOND
At the annual Clarkstown North JV Tournament, the RAMS came out firing and walked away with 3 individual championships along with 5 others who finished in second. Nate Deloatch followed up his perfect 5-0 weekend at the Irvington Tournament by going 3-0 with a decision and 2 pins to claim the gold. Two other RAMS went 2-0 to also finish in first place. Caleb Cotter-Hall won both matches by pin while teammate Mason Santiago also went 2-0 winning by tech fall and a major decision. After losing a tough 9-8 opening round match, Leo Ramos stormed back, winning his next 2 by pin to claim the silver medal. Bryce Watson went 2-1 winning his two bouts by pin, while both Ethan Malec and Matt Catina finished 1-1 winning their matches by pin to finish in second place. William Hyunh also 1-1 to earn the silver by defeating his opponent 11-5 to make it a successful evening for North Wrestling.
PORT JERVIS DUALS
NORTH GOES 3-2 TO TAKE 3RD
3 RAMS GO 5-0, 1 OTHER GOES 4-1
At the annual Tri-State Port Jervis Duals, despite forfeiting 4 weight classes in each dual, North defeated Goshen 47-33, Port Jervis 45-33, and Washingtonville 38-29 with losses to Middletown 56-17 and Somers 39-33 to finish in 3rd place. Alex Perez had a stellar day defeating 2 returning All-Section placewinners to finish a perfect 5-0 with 3 pins, a major, and a decision. Ryan Ciardullo and Will Roden dominated the competition as well, each going undefeated and each defeating a section finalist. Ryan earned 2 pins, 2 tech falls, and a win by forfeit, while Will had 3 pins, a tech fall, and a forfeit win. Tommy Bradley had a great day, going 4-1 with 4 pins and his only loss to a state qualifier. Sam Rose was 3-2 with 2 pins, while Josh Dorvilier was 3-1 with a pin and a major to go along with a forfeit. Jack Granata had a pin and a win by major decision over a defending Section IX champ and Luke Kromar also won 2 matches, each by pin.
NORTH 45, PORT JERVIS 33
110: Christian Gasperini (PJSH) over (CNSH) (For.)
118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over Gabriel Natale (PJSH) (Fall 3:40)
126: Justin Jones (PJSH) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 0:51)
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Levi Grim (PJSH) (Fall 1:14)
138: Atorious Scott (PJSH) over Luke Kromar (CNSH) (Dec 9-6)
144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over Markus Ferrara (PJSH) (MD 15-7)
150: Dakota Duryea (PJSH) over William Kromar (CNSH) (Fall 2:46)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Amato Natale (PJSH) (Fall 1:22)
165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Dylan Fox (PJSH) (Fall 1:35)
175: Joshua Dorvilier (CNSH) over Joseph Shea (PJSH) (Fall 1:49)
190: Will Roden (CNSH) over Benjamin Rivera (PJSH) (TF 20-2 0:00)
215: Mason Witkowski (PJSH) over (CNSH) (For.)
285: Nicholas Oosterom (PJSH) over (CNSH) (For.)
103: Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) over (PJSH) (For.)
NORTH 16, MIDDLETOWN 56
126: Francis Segura (MSH) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 1:25)
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Oscar Franco (MSH) (Fall 0:39)
138: Anthony Noboa (MSH) over Luke Kromar (CNSH) (Fall 1:43)
144: Miguel Nieves (MSH) over Jack Granata (CNSH) (Dec 14-8)
150: Carlos Contreras (MSH) over William Kromar (CNSH) (TF 16-0 0:00)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Vincent Cosh (MSH) (TF 15-0 0:00)
165: Daniel Aviles (MSH) over Thomas Bradley (CNSH) (Fall 1:34)
175: Will Roden (CNSH) over Aaden Scott (MSH) (Fall 3:13)
190: Alexander Llano (MSH) over (CNSH) (For.)
215: Jase Valencia (MSH) over (CNSH) (For.)
285: Brett Page (MSH) over (CNSH) (For.)
103: Tru Myers (MSH) over Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) (Fall 1:58)
110: Double Forfeit
118: Evan Bryant (MSH) over Sam Rose (CNSH) (Fall 2:35)
NORTH 47, GOSHEN 33
103: Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) over (GOCE) (For.)
110: Lucas Rotella (GOCE) over (CNSH) (For.)
118: Greg Schaefer (GOCE) over (CNSH) (For.)
126: Sam Rose (CNSH) over (GOCE) (For.)
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Mason Gomez (GOCE) (Fall 1:24)
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Austin Kovacs (GOCE) (Fall 3:23)
144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over William Salerno (GOCE) (Fall 2:26)
150: Evan Weeden (GOCE) over William Kromar (CNSH) (Fall 1:52)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Christopher Rubiera (GOCE) (TF 19-1 0:00)
165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Ethan Tetzlaff (GOCE) (Fall 2:57)
175: Bryant Vass (GOCE) over Joshua Dorvilier (CNSH) (Dec 3-1)
190: Will Roden (CNSH) over Sean Pugliese (GOCE) (Fall 1:42)
215: Josh Luna (GOCE) over (CNSH) (For.)
285: Gavin DeEntremont (GOCE) over (CNSH) (For.)
NORTH 33, SOMERS 39
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Loghan Dwyer (SOME) (Dec 9-3)
138: Ryan Ball (SOME) over Luke Kromar (CNSH) (TF 15-0 0:00)
144: Cal Ehrmann (SOME) over Jack Granata (CNSH) (Fall 3:17)
150: Derek Kuchinsky (SOME) over William Kromar (CNSH) (Fall 1:59)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over (SOME) (For.)
165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Joe Simoncini (SOME) (Fall 2:49)
175: Joshua Dorvilier (CNSH) over (SOME) (For.)
190: Will Roden (CNSH) over (SOME) (For.)
215: Double Forfeit
285: Oliver Pena (SOME) over (CNSH) (For.)
103: Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) over (SOME) (For.)
110: John Jackson (SOME) over (CNSH) (For.)
118: Ethan Steuber (SOME) over Sam Rose (CNSH) (MD 10-0)
126: Robert DeCamp (SOME) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 1:29)
NORTH 38, WASHINGTONVILLE 29
118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over Eric Ocana (WSH) (Fall 1:35)
126: Owen Milmore (WSH) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (TF 19-3 0:00)
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Jacob Burgos (WSH) (MD 20-6)
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Kayla Rosa-Cesani (WSH) (Fall 0:47)
144: Gianni Gennaro (WSH) over Jack Granata (CNSH) (Dec 9-7)
150: Oakley D`Alberto (WSH) over William Kromar (CNSH) (Dec 5-0)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Anthony Worden (WSH) (Fall 0:43)
165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Kevin Bernazar (WSH) (Fall 2:26)
175: Joshua Dorvilier (CNSH) over Delonte Beckford (WSH) (MD 13-2)
190: Will Roden (CNSH) over Erik Lubniewski (WSH) (Fall 3:20)
215: Jayrien Bonilla (WSH) over (CNSH) (For.)
285: Double Forfeit
103: Andrew Poust (WSH) over Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) (Fall 1:59)
110: Aiden Lubniewski (WSH) over (CNSH) (For.)
IRVINGTON TOURNAMENT
NORTH GOES 3-2 TO TAKE 4TH PLACE
2 RAMS GO 5-0, 2 OTHERS GO 4-1
At the annual Irvington Wrestling Tournament, North had a strong day and finished in 4th place despite giving up 4 forfeits in every dual. The RAMS defeated Hastings 52-11, Irvington 64-6, and Woodlands 54-18. After losing to team tournament champions Tappan Zee, North lost a close 48036 dual against White Plains winning 5 of the 8 matches contested. Alfred Ryan was 5-0 with 4 pins and a tech fall, while Nate Deloatch also went 5-0 with 3 pins, a tech fall, and a forfeit. Going 4-1 in the 5 duals were Tom Calabrese with 3 pins, and Caleb Cotter-Hall and Dominick Carriere who each had 2 pins. Going 3-2 were Ryan Hidalgo with a tech fall, Nate Hudziak with a pin and tech, Mason Santiago with 2 pins, and Jake Miller with 2 pins. Three other RAMS won a match by pin: Jayden Alcantara, Leo Ramos, and Bryce Watson.
SECTION I DUALS
In the opening round of the Section I Duals, the RAMS split a pair of dual meets up at John Jay-Cross River. In the opening dual, North defeated Eastchester winning 6 of 9 matches contested before facing RCK in the Round of 16. The RAMS wrestled well winning 7 of 11 matches contested but at the end of the dual, the score was tied due to a number of forfeits. Although North outwrestled RCK throughout the dual meet, RCK was determined to be the winner based on the criteria for most combined pins/forfeits by each team, 6-5. Jack Granata, Luke Kromar, Ryan Ciardullo, and Will Roden were each 2-0 wracking up bonus points in both matches.
NORTH 50, EASTCHESTER 27
103: Tatiana Alexander (ESTR) over (CNSH) (For.)
110: Michael DiVenuto (ESTR) over Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) (Fall 5:44)
118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over Dylan Hendrie (ESTR) (Dec 9-3)
126: Luka Rados (ESTR) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 1:59)
132: Dominick Carriere (CNSH) over Adrian Marcial (ESTR) (Fall 1:02)
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Jayden Morrison (ESTR) (Fall 3:23)
144: Alfred Ryan (CNSH) over (ESTR) (For.)
150: Jack Granata (CNSH) over (ESTR) (For.)
157: William Kromar (CNSH) over (ESTR) (For.)
165: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Connor Swick (ESTR) (TF 16-1 0:00)
175: Joshua Dorvilier (CNSH) over Eduardo Martinez (ESTR) (Fall 1:36)
190: Thomas O`Leary (ESTR) over Jake Miller (CNSH) (Dec 9-3)
215: Will Roden (CNSH) over Matthew DiNoia (ESTR) (Fall 0:40)
285: Max Ellington (ESTR) over (CNSH) (For.)
NORTH 37, RCK 37
110: Antaunas Wirszyla (RCKS) over (CNSH) (For.)
118: Lucas Glickman (RCKS) over (CNSH) (For.)
126: Angelo Battista (RCKS) over Sam Rose (CNSH) (Dec 12-5)
132: Sami Shahid (RCKS) over Dominick Carriere (CNSH) (MD 15-6)
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Jesse DeCarlo (RCKS) (Fall 3:15)
144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over Michael Ricci (RCKS) (Dec 17-10)
150: Alfred Ryan (CNSH) over Yasir Caceres (RCKS) (Fall 3:25)
157: Anthony Morello (RCKS) over William Kromar (CNSH) (Fall 4:58)
165: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Jeremiah Schneck (RCKS) (TF 16-1 0:00)
175: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Sebastian Aviles (RCKS) (TF 20-4 0:00)
190: Will Roden (CNSH) over Bojk Bojkaj (RCKS) (Fall 0:56)
215: Jake Miller (CNSH) over Stefan Unterreiner (RCKS) (Fall 5:28)
285: Clinton Malone (RCKS) over (CNSH) (For.)
103: Izaiah Velez (RCKS) over Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) (Fall 2:53)
HARRISON TOURNAMENT
While North was competing at the Ossining Tournament, the RAMS traveled to Harrison to compete with a second squad where many were seeing varsity competition for the first time. Ryan Hidalgo went 4-1 with a pin, a decision, and 2 wins by forfeit. The RAMS had 4 wrestlers who each finished 3-2 in their first varsity competition in the 5 dual meets. Ethan Malec had 2 wins by pin along with one forfeit; Tommy Calabrese also had 2 wins by pin along with one forfeit; Alfred Ryan had a pin, a tech fall, and a forfeit victory; and Jake Miller lost 2 close bouts but also had a major decision, a decision, and a win by forfeit to finish at 3-2. Chris Ruiz ran into some tough opponents early but finished the day strong securing two wins by pin. In JV competition, a number of RAMS had impressive days. Winning two of their bouts by pin were Dominick Carriere, Mason Santiago, and Caleb Cotter-Hall. Leo Ramos won both his bouts, one by pin and the other by decision 7-4. Both Nate Hudziak who hit some solid takedowns and Bryce Watson also defeated both of their opponents by pin as well.
OSSINING TOURNAMENT
NORTH GOES 3-2 TO TAKE 5TH
2 RAMS GO 5-0, 5 OTHERS GO 4-1
Despite giving up 18 points due to forfeits in each dual meet, the RAMS had an impressive day winning 3 of their 5 duals, losing one dual by just 6 points and the other by only 5 points. In these five contests, North defeated Warwick Valley 40-34 winning 5 of 9 bouts; defeated Croton 48-33 winning 5 of 8 bouts; and defeated Pearl River 42-33 winning 5 of 9 bouts. In their loss to Yorktown 31-36, the RAMS won 6 of the 10 bouts contested and in their other loss to Ossining 36-42 the RAMS won 6 of the 11 bouts wrestled.
Will Roden and Jack Granata were each a perfect 5-0 for the day. Roden dominated the competition with 4 pins and a tech fall while Granata was equally explosive with 4 pins and another win by forfeit. Going 4-1 in the five duals were Sam Rose who had 2 pins, a major decision, and a win by forfeit; and Ryan Ciardullo with 3 pins and a win by forfeit. Three others going 4-1 were seeing full-time varsity action for the first time and had great days. Luke Kromar, who had been 49-5 the past two years on JV, had an awesome day with 4 pins; Tommy Bradley had 3 pins and a win by forfeit; and along with 3 wins by forfeit, Nate Rudnick earned his first varsity win by pin. Alex Perez won two bouts by major decision and saw some tough competition against the Section’s finest, while Cooper Narissi stunned his opponent with a lateral drop to also earn his first varsity win by pin.
NORTH 48, CROTON 33
132: Jonathan Suarez (CHS) over Alex Perez (CNSH) (Dec 8-3); 138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Sebastian Yu (CHS) (Fall 0:34); 144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over Nathan Duval (CHS) (Fall 1:54); 150: William Kromar (CNSH) over (CHS) (For.); 157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over (CHS) (For.); 165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Daniel Kus (CHS) (Fall 3:01); 175: Will Roden (CNSH) over Cameron Drukin (CHS) (Fall 1:45); 190: Mahmoud Jamal (CHS) over Nate DeLoatch (CNSH) (Fall 1:57); 215: Daniel Ghezelayagh (CHS) over (CNSH) (For.); 285: Johnathan Zamora (CHS) over (CNSH) (For.); 103: Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) over (CHS) (For.); 110: Brandon Ayabaca (CHS) over (CNSH) (For.); 118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over Dylan Rudden (CHS) (Fall 1:00); 126: Liam Rudden (CHS) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 1:29)
NORTH 31, YORKTOWN 33
118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over Luca Lore (YOSR) (MD 13-1); 126: Cooper Narissi (CNSH) over Jonathan Sindaco (YOSR) (Fall 0:50); 132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Giovanni Tornambe (YOSR) (MD 19-10); 138: Cooper Constantine (YOSR) over Luke Kromar (CNSH) (Dec 13-8); 144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over Julian Cuenca (YOSR) (Fall 1:53); 150: Giancarlo Gentile (YOSR) over William Kromar (CNSH) (TF 20-5 0:00); 157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Rowan Larsen (YOSR) (Fall 5:24); 165: Adam Yakout (YOSR) over Thomas Bradley (CNSH) (MD 19-6); 175: Double Forfeit; 190: Will Roden (CNSH) over Nicholas Duran (YOSR) (TF 18-3 0:00); 215: Rocco Lore (YOSR) over (CNSH) (For.); 285: Nicholas Salerno (YOSR) over (CNSH) (For.); 103: Nick Hobson (YOSR) over Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) (Fall 3:54); 110: Jace McCormack (YOSR) over (CNSH) (For.)
NORTH 40, CROTON 34
103: Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) over (WVH) (For.); 110: Double Forfeit; 118: Garrett Judd (WVH) over Sam Rose (CNSH) (Fall 2:38); 126: Giovanni Marino (WVH) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (MD 13-5)
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Henry Wright (WVH) (MD 16-5); 138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Liam Natale (WVH) (Fall 1:21); 144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over (WVH) (For.); 150: Tyler Saladino (WVH) over William Kromar (CNSH) (Fall 5:51); 157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Thomas Collins (WVH) (Fall 1:50); 165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over (WVH) (For.); 175: Will Roden (CNSH) over Christian Lucas (WVH) (Fall 2:48); 190: Raymond Eger (WVH) over Nate DeLoatch (CNSH) (Fall 1:31); 215: Alexander Lucas (WVH) over (CNSH) (For.); 285: Josiah Sanchez (WVH) over (CNSH) (For.)
NORTH 36, OSSINING 42
126: Nicholas Lofaro (OSSR) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 1:17); 132: Jaden Chacon (OSSR) over Alex Perez (CNSH) (Dec 7-5); 138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Barron Bronson (OSSR) (Fall 5:14); 144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over Noah Petluck (OSSR) (Fall 1:30); 150: Colin Liebertz (OSSR) over William Kromar (CNSH) (Fall 1:27); 157: Jonathan Abzun (OSSR) over Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) (Dec 6-2); 165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Daniel Gromov (OSSR) (Fall 1:32); 175: Will Roden (CNSH) over Jonathan De Rosa (OSSR) (Fall 0:38); 190: Joel Guillen (OSSR) over Nate DeLoatch (CNSH) (Fall 1:48); 215: Mahib Casso (OSSR) over (CNSH) (For.); 285: Malaki Drysdale (OSSR) over (CNSH) (For.); 103: Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) over Jacob Santos (OSSR) (Fall 4:53); 110: Joel Hardy (OSSR) over (CNSH) (For.); 118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over Jovanni Rivera (OSSR) (Fall 1:22)
NORTH 42, PEARL RIVER 33
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Terrence Loughran (PRSH) (Fall 1:45); 144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over Kevin Duffy (PRSH) (Fall 2:25); 150: Liam O`Sullivan (PRSH) over William Kromar (CNSH) (TF 21-6 0:00); 157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Dermot Keane (PRSH) (Fall 3:18); 165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over James O`Connell (PRSH) (Fall 1:51); 175: Will Roden (CNSH) over Declan O`Meara (PRSH) (Fall 1:23); 190: Ryan Darcy (PRSH) over Nate DeLoatch (CNSH) (Fall 1:53); 215: Colin Gleeson (PRSH) over (CNSH) (For.); 285: Cameron Esteril (PRSH) over (CNSH) (For.); 103: Nathan Rudnick (CNSH) over (PRSH) (For.); 110: Double Forfeit; 118: Sam Rose (CNSH) over (PRSH) (For.); 126: Cillian Travers (PRSH) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 2:24); 132: Brendan O`Sullivan (PRSH) over Alex Perez (CNSH) (MD 11-1)
RAMS OPEN THEIR SEASON WITH A VICTORY OVER RCK!
Behind 7 pins and a decision, the RAMS avenged last season’s loss to visiting RCK winning 8 of 11 matches. Despite giving up 18 points due to forfeits, North dominated the RCK Storm to open their 2025-2026 season with a convincing team victory. Earning wins via pin were Alex Perez, Luke Kromar, Jack Granata, Ryan Ciardullo, Josh Dorvilier, Will Roden, and Jake Miller. Tom Bradley won a gutsy, hard fought decision after securing the winning takedown late in the 3rd period. Congratulations to Josh Dorvilier and Jake Miller on earning their first career varsity wins! On JV, the RAMS won 5 of 11 bouts with each wrestler earning bonus point wins. The RAMS next travel to Ossining and Harrison this weekend to compete in dual meet tournaments.
NORTH 45, RCK 34
103: Izaiah Velez (RCKS) over (CNSH) (For.)
110: Daniel OCallahan (RCKS) over (CNSH) (For.)
118: Lucas Glickman (RCKS) over Sam Rose (CNSH) (MD 14-0)
126: Angelo Battista (RCKS) over Cooper Narissi (CNSH) (Fall 2:38)
132: Alex Perez (CNSH) over Michael Roe (RCKS) (Fall 2:20)
138: Luke Kromar (CNSH) over Jesse DeCarlo (RCKS) (Fall 3:20)
144: Jack Granata (CNSH) over Yasir Caceres (RCKS) (Fall 0:59)
150: Michael Ricci (RCKS) over William Kromar (CNSH) (Fall 4:54)
157: Ryan Ciardullo (CNSH) over Anthony Morello (RCKS) (Fall 0:58)
165: Thomas Bradley (CNSH) over Jeremiah Schneck (RCKS) (Dec 9-6)
175: Joshua Dorvilier (CNSH) over Sebastian Aviles (RCKS) (Fall 2:38)
190: Will Roden (CNSH) over Bojk Bojkaj (RCKS) (Fall 1:20)
215: Jake Miller (CNSH) over Yazan Zeq (RCKS) (Fall 0:58)
285: Clinton Malone (RCKS) over (CNSH) (For.)
JV Bouts
Thomas Calabrese (CNSH) over Kyro Ahmed (RCK) (Fall 5:44)
Dominick Carriere (CNSH) over Josue Pizarro (RCK) (Fall 4:16)
Nathan Hudziak (CNSH) over Antonio Miranda (RCK) (MD 17-3)
Alfred Ryan (CNSH) over Lamaar Porter (RCK) (Fall 2:30)
Chris Ruiz (CNSH) over James Fay (RCK) (Fall 3:10)
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2025-2026 Clarkstown North RAMS
Coaches: Tony Mellino, Scott Murphy, Brian Winrow, Tony Mellino SR,
John Roden, Jack Granata, Chris Granata
2024-2025 Dual Meet Record: 20-6
How Did Your Team Do Last Season: Last season the RAMS had an incredible year that saw them win their second consecutive League Championship and set a new school record for most dual meet wins in a season with 20 surpassing the record of 19 they had set just a year earlier. The RAMS were team champions at the Port Jervis Duals Tournament where they defeated state-ranked Middletown, finished second at the Clarkstown North Tournament and Division Tournament, and were 3rd at the Scarsdale and the Rockland County Tournaments. The RAMS JV captured the team title at the JV Section I Tournament by placing 15 wrestlers and also won the Yorktown JV Tournament and Clarkstown North JV Tournament. The RAMS were an impressive 20-6 on the season, advanced to the Elite 8 in the Section I Duals, and finished in 11th place at the Section I Tournament. Individually, North had 2 Division Champions, 2 Rockland County Champions, 3 JV Rockland County Champions, 3 JV Section I Champions,10 Sectional qualifiers, 3 All-Section wrestlers, a New York State qualifier, a record 8 wrestlers earned All-League honors, 1 wrestler who won over 40 matches, 6 who won 30+ matches, and another 6 who won over 20 matches. This success is a direct reflection and result of the incredible coaching staff who put in so much work not only during the season but in the spring, summer, and fall: assistant coach Scott Murphy (Rockland County/Division Champion and All-Section) who has been at North for 14 years; two former collegiate NCAA All-American coaches - John Roden (2X AA at Springfield) and Jack Granata (AA at Hunter College); Tony Mellino SR, a National Wrestling Hall of Fame and New York State Wrestling Hall of Fame inductee; Brian Winrow, a 4 year wrestler at D-I Syracuse University; Chris Granata, North’s first 100 match winner and a 4X Division Champion, 4X Rockland County Champion, and 4X All-Section; and Scott Aronowitz, a former Division, Rockland County, and Section I Champion who finished in 4th place at the NYS Tournament in 2002.
Biggest Losses to Graduation: The RAMS will be losing a number of varsity starters including All-Leaguer Jeremy Small, a former Division Champion who won his 100th career match last season; Division Champion and All-League Ian Hung who was 35-10; former All-Section and All-League Isaac Brightly; and our 3 “big” guys up top including Section qualifiers Chris Gonzalez (3rd Division) and Frank Ciardullo (4th Division), as well 20+ match winner Michael Ponce at 285.
Top Returning Wrestlers: Leading the RAMS will be 3 returning All-Section wrestlers: Senior Ryan Ciardullo, who was 40-8, a finalist in 4 tournaments, 2X 3rd place finisher in Section I, the winner of the True-Second bout, and a NYS qualifier who went 2-2 at the state meet; Senior Sam Rose, who improved from 24-18 to 32-16, and became a Rockland County Champion, All-League, and a 5th in Section I; and Junior Will Roden who finished the season at 39-5, was a Rockland County Champion, All-League, finished in 4th in the Section, and was a 16U NYS Freestyle champion. Seniors Jack Granata, who was 33-14, a Division Champion and All-League, and Alex Perez who was also 33-14, All-League and placed top 3 in 4 tournaments, both lost in the blood round of the Sections and will be looking to step on the All-Section podium this season.
Strength of Your Line-Up: This year’s squad will be a mixed group of veterans with tremendous experience and rookies looking to make their marks. North graduated a number of starters but the strength of the team is returning and we should be a strong, competitive tournament team with 6+ wrestlers who will all be capable of winning any tournament they enter. If some of our new starters step-up, there is no reason we are not only contending for a Section I Dual Meet title but most certainly a Section I Tournament championship as well.
Theme For the Season: The message to the team is what is printed on our 2025-2026 team shirts: Respect the grind, Embrace the struggle, Leave a legacy. If our wrestlers respect the grind of perfecting their technique through drilling and if they embrace the struggle of being a wrestler both physically and mentally, then this team has the potential to be THE most successful in team history leaving a legacy to be admired forever.
North Wrestling Wall of Fame
The North Wall of Fame showcases those who have made a mark on the program dating back to 1954. Along the top are those inducted into the North Wrestling Hall of Fame. To the left are those in our Top 10 Lists for wins/pins/matches as well as our Win Clubs. To the right are the place-finishers in the Sections, JV Sections, Divisions, and County Tournaments. And at the bottom center are those who have placed in the NYS Tournament as well as our program's NCAA D-III All-American Jack Granata.
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