New England Division 3 poll
Week 11, February 17, 2015
Rec Pts LW
1. Roger Williams (15) 17-1 150 1
2. Johnson & Wales 21-7 135 2
3. Williams 18-2 112 4
4. Coast Guard 13-6 111 3
5. Rhode Island Coll. 9-8 86 6
6. Springfield 10-8 73 5
7. WPI 11-13 64 7
8. Wesleyan 8-11 42 8
9. Southern Maine 16-10 35 9
10. Norwich University 5-9 20 10
NEWA Wrestler of the Week
TBA
NEWA Rookie of the Week
TBA
Key results
2015 All NEWA Team
125: Andrew Gauthier, Bridgewater State
125: Brian Amato, WPI
133: Nate Giorgio, Coast Guard
141: Michael Ferinde, Johnson & Wales
157: Jorge Lopez, Williams
157: Ty Herzog, Roger Williams
157: CJ Luth, Southern Maine
157: Frankie Weir, Western New England
157: Markus Jacobo, Daniel Webster
165: Dylan Foley, Springfield College
165: Zach Gibson, Norwich
184: Chris Perrault, Plymouth State
197: Isaiah Bellamy, Wesleyan
197: Taylor Hennessy, Trinity
285: Terrance Jean-Jacques, RIC
New England Wrestling Association (NEWA)
Individual rankings
Feb. 17, 2015 (Rankings No. 6)
125 Pounds:
1. Brian Amato - WPI
2. Bobby Jordan - Johnson & Wales
3. Nick Barbaria - Roger Williams
4. Matt Morris - Williams -
5. Andrew Gauthier - Bridgewater State
6. Jonathan Murray- Rhode Island Coll.
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133 Pounds:
1. Nate Giorgio - Coast Guard
2. Paul Sughrue - Bridgewater State
3. Justin Colon - Johnson & Wales
4. Tyler Keane - Springfield
5. Frank Crippen- Wesleyan
6. Dan Evangelakos - Williams
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141 Pounds:
1. Mike Ferinde - Johnson & Wales
2. Ricando Cole - Rhode Island Coll.
3. Jake Savoca - Williams -
4. Justin Cochran - Roger Williams
5. Tyler Tilbe - WPI
6. Matt McAllister - Coast Guard
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149 Pounds:
1. Joey Gaccione - Johnson & Wales
2. Dan Del Gallo - Southern Maine
3. Shawn Giblin- Rhode Island Coll.
4. Tim Garripoli - Williams
5. Dan Downes - Roger Williams
6. Ed Pierce - Wesleyan
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157 Pounds:
1. Jorge Lopez - Williams
2. Eric Hamrick- Springfield
3. Ty Herzog - Roger Williams
4. Ray Welch - Plymouth State
5. Tanner Burke - WPI
6. Carl Luth - Southern Maine
165 Pounds:
1. Francisco Colom - Roger Williams
2. Dylan Foley - Springfield
3. Sean Prell - Johnson & Wales
4. Kyle Gaffney - Williams
5. Andrew Tanner - WPI
6. Matt Libby - Rhode Island Coll.
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174 Pounds:
1. Danny Ressler - Roger Williams
2. Mike Shermot - Coast Guard-
3. Will Burns – Norwich Univ.
4. Ryan Sblendorio - Wesleyan
5. Justin Marsh - WPI
6. Dae Sean Brown - Johnson and Wales
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184 Pounds:
1. Chris Chorzepa - Williams
2. Jon Deupree - Southern Maine
3. Chris Perreault - Plymouth State
4. Joe Albina - Roger Williams
5. Mike Labell - Johnson & Wales
6. Marc Wagner- Coast Guard
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197 Pounds:
1. David Welch - Roger Williams
2. Hunter Ayen - Springfield
3. Isaiah Bellamy - Wesleyan
4. Sean Fagan - Southern Maine
5. Philip Azzari - Coast Guard
6. Cody Carrillo- Plymouth State
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285 Pounds:
1. Terrance Jean-Jacques - Rhode Island Coll.
2. Kyle Foster - Roger Williams
3. Phil Kelly- Johnson & Wales
4. Marc Howard - Coast Guard
5. Jake Benedict - Springfield
6. Kyle McGuire - Trinity
Jack wins third dual but Wolfpack fall to
No. 6 Oklahoma State
RALEIGH, N.C., Feb. 22 -- Two weeks ago, the No. 20 North Carolina State wrestling team was planning on redshirting freshman Kevin Jack from Danbury. A three-time NHSCA All-American, who placed third at the NSCHA Senior Nationals at 126 last march, Jack had compiled a record of 21-5 in six open tournaments.
But the Wolfpack’s plan changed when starter No. 19 ranked Sam Speno was forced out of the lineup at 141 pounds. Jack has taken advantage of the opportunity with three victories in his first three dual meets.
Jack (141) won his third dual meet Sunday night with a 7-3 victory over Oklahoma State freshman Dean Heil, ranked No. 16 in the country. The match was tied 3-3 after two periods but Jack got a takedown and an escape to take control of the bout.
Despite the win, the Wolfpack fell to No. 6 Oklahoma State in the final dual meet of the season, 20-12. The bout was tied at 12 with two matches to go but the Cowboys finished strong to earn the win. North Carolina State finishes the season at 16-6.
Jack pinned Ben Ross of No. 14 Pittsburgh in his first dual meet for the Wolfpack and beat redshirt senior Joe Spisak of No. 13 Virginia earlier this week.
Up next for North Carolina State will be the postseason. The Wolfpack will be competing in the ACC championships on March 8 in Pittsburgh. The NCAA Division I tournament will be March 19-21 in St. Louis.
