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Event Details
Sport: Wrestling - Varsity
Event: Tri-Meet
Date/Time: 1/28/2017 - 10:00am
Location: AI duPont HS
Host Team: AI duPont HS
Other Participating Teams:
Caesar Rodney HS
Caravel Academy
Final Score
Caesar Rodney HS 65
AI duPont HS 16
Final Score
Caravel Academy 42
AI duPont HS 27
Final Score
Caravel Academy 21
Caesar Rodney HS 54
Scoring Summary:
126: Double Forfeit 132: Azeem Bell (AI) over (CA) (For.) 138: Luke Duarte (CA) over Nicholas LaFazia (AI) (Fall 4:52) 145: Julian Lanyon (CA) over (AI) (For.) 152: Nickolas Schaefer (CA) over Shaheed Burnett (AI) (Fall 3:36) 160: Eric Smiley (AI) over Kyle Lentz (CA) (Fall 3:25) 170: Andrew Harp (AI) over Harrison Dalton (CA) (Dec 7-1) 182: Isaiah Bell (AI) over Joe Silan (CA) (Fall 3:24) 195: Colin Adams (CA) over Kajie Li (AI) (Fall 1:47) 220: Keith Medley (CA) over John Lawson (AI) (Fall 1:21) 285: Jay-Juan Jones (AI) over (CA) (For.) 106: Anthony Bellamy (CA) over (AI) (For.) 113: Kevin Haldeman (CA) over (AI) (For.) 120: Double Forfeit
Highlights:
 
2017 Red Clay School District Championships
At Conrad

Charter wins the team title.

A few upsets there today.

Tournament Results
106 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Elias Smith of Wilmington Charter School
2nd Place - Hunter Smith of Delaware Military Academy
3rd Place - Zaire King of McKean H S
4th Place - Jacob Sadler of Conrad School

Round 2
Elias Smith (Wilmington Charter School) 18-4, So. over Hunter Smith (Delaware Military Academy) 19-11, Fr. (Dec 9-4).


113 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Dylan Peters of Delaware Military Academy
2nd Place - Dominic Ball of Wilmington Charter School
3rd Place - Matthew Meredith of Conrad School of Science


120 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Zachary Matrinez of Delaware Military Academy
2nd Place - Tommy Dempster of Wilmington Charter School
3rd Place - Benaiah Gillis of Conrad School of Science
4th Place - Anthony Octavio of Dickinson

126 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jessey Muaka of Wilmington Charter School
2nd Place - Jeffrey Gunter of Conrad School of Science
3rd Place - Asa Fay of Wilmington Charter School
4th Place - Michael Wilson of Delaware Military Academy
5th Place - Nick Bilecki of Delaware Military Academy
6th Place - Armando Rodriguez of Dickinson

Round 5
Jessey Muaka (Wilmington Charter School) 27-3, Sr. over Jeffrey Gunter (Conrad School of Science) 24-10, Jr. (Fall 3:10)

132 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Azeem Bell of A.I. Dupont
2nd Place - Quinn Huddleston of Wilmington Charter School
3rd Place - John Ritchie of Delaware Military Academy
4th Place - Levi Stillwell of McKean H S
5th Place - Lenny Appleton of Conrad School of Science
Round 1
Azeem Bell (A.I. Dupont) 15-6, Fr. over () , . (Bye).
Quinn Huddleston (Wilmington Charter School) 8-9, Sr. over Levi Stillwell (McKean H S) 10-13, . (Fall 0:52).
John Ritchie (Delaware Military Academy) 10-15, Sr. over Lenny Appleton (Conrad School of Science) 2-17, Fr. (Fall 2:00).
Round 2
Azeem Bell (A.I. Dupont) 15-6, Fr. over Lenny Appleton (Conrad School of Science) 2-17, Fr. (Fall 1:04).
John Ritchie (Delaware Military Academy) 10-15, Sr. over Levi Stillwell (McKean H S) 10-13, . (Fall 5:18).
Quinn Huddleston (Wilmington Charter School) 8-9, Sr. over () , . (Bye).
Round 3
Azeem Bell (A.I. Dupont) 15-6, Fr. over John Ritchie (Delaware Military Academy) 10-15, Sr. (Fall 4:00).
Levi Stillwell (McKean H S) 10-13, . over () , . (Bye).
Quinn Huddleston (Wilmington Charter School) 8-9, Sr. over Lenny Appleton (Conrad School of Science) 2-17, Fr. (Fall 1:46).
Round 4
Azeem Bell (A.I. Dupont) 15-6, Fr. over Quinn Huddleston (Wilmington Charter School) 8-9, Sr. (Fall 0:57).
Levi Stillwell (McKean H S) 10-13, . over Lenny Appleton (Conrad School of Science) 2-17, Fr. (Fall 1:43).
John Ritchie (Delaware Military Academy) 10-15, Sr. over () , . (Bye).
Round 5
Azeem Bell (A.I. Dupont) 15-6, Fr. over Levi Stillwell (McKean H S) 10-13, . (Fall 0:36).
Quinn Huddleston (Wilmington Charter School) 8-9, Sr. over John Ritchie (Delaware Military Academy) 10-15, Sr. (MD 10-0).
Lenny Appleton (Conrad School of Science) 2-17, Fr. over () , . (Bye).

138 Results
Guaranteed Places
2nd Place - Michael Ranegan of Conrad School of Science
4th Place - Nicholas LaFazia of A.I. Dupont
5th Place - Bradley Albenese of Conrad School of Science
6th Place - Johnny Garcia of Wilmington Charter School
6th Place - Andrew Hudson of Delaware Military Academy
6th Place - Thomas Mckenna of McKean H S
Round 1
Johnny Garcia (Wilmington Charter School) 13-2, Sr. over Bradley Albenese (Conrad School of Science) 1-5, Fr. (Fall 0:47).
Michael Ranegan (Conrad School of Science) 18-10, Fr. over Nicholas LaFazia (A.I. Dupont) 4-7, So. (Fall 4:39).
Andrew Hudson (Delaware Military Academy) 5-7, So. over Thomas Mckenna (McKean H S) 2-18, . (Fall 3:13).
Round 2
Johnny Garcia (Wilmington Charter School) 13-2, Sr. over Thomas Mckenna (McKean H S) 2-18, . (Fall 0:35).
Michael Ranegan (Conrad School of Science) 18-10, Fr. over Andrew Hudson (Delaware Military Academy) 5-7, So. (TF-1.5 2:18 (16-0)).
Nicholas LaFazia (A.I. Dupont) 4-7, So. over Bradley Albenese (Conrad School of Science) 1-5, Fr. (Fall 3:13).
Round 3
Johnny Garcia (Wilmington Charter School) 13-2, Sr. over Andrew Hudson (Delaware Military Academy) 5-7, So. (Fall 1:26).
Michael Ranegan (Conrad School of Science) 18-10, Fr. over Bradley Albenese (Conrad School of Science) 1-5, Fr. (Fall 1:14).
Nicholas LaFazia (A.I. Dupont) 4-7, So. over Thomas Mckenna (McKean H S) 2-18, . (Fall 0:21).
Round 4
Johnny Garcia (Wilmington Charter School) 13-2, Sr. over Nicholas LaFazia (A.I. Dupont) 4-7, So. (Fall 1:07).
Michael Ranegan (Conrad School of Science) 18-10, Fr. over Thomas Mckenna (McKean H S) 2-18, . (Fall 1:17).
Andrew Hudson (Delaware Military Academy) 5-7, So. over Bradley Albenese (Conrad School of Science) 1-5, Fr. (Fall 1:31).
Round 5
Johnny Garcia (Wilmington Charter School) 13-2, Sr. over Michael Ranegan (Conrad School of Science) 18-10, Fr. (Dec 9-5).
Andrew Hudson (Delaware Military Academy) 5-7, So. over Nicholas LaFazia (A.I. Dupont) 4-7, So. (Fall 5:24).
Bradley Albenese (Conrad School of Science) 1-5, Fr. over Thomas Mckenna (McKean H S) 2-18, . (Fall 3:23).

145 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jamier Schaener of A.I. Dupont
2nd Place - Isaiah Archie of Dickinson
3rd Place - Youngkyu Choi of Wilmington Charter School
4th Place - Caleb Elrod of McKean H S
5th Place - Ikars Savdinis of Conrad School of Science
6th Place - Nick Lillie of Delaware Military Academy
Round 1
Youngkyu Choi (Wilmington Charter School) 4-2, Jr. over Nick Lillie (Delaware Military Academy) 0-6, So. (M. For.).
Jamier Schaener (A.I. Dupont) 18-6, Sr. over Isaiah Archie (Dickinson) 4-1, Jr. (Fall 1:53).
Caleb Elrod (McKean H S) 2-17, . over Ikars Savdinis (Conrad School of Science) 4-17, Fr. (M. For.).
Round 2
Youngkyu Choi (Wilmington Charter School) 4-2, Jr. over Caleb Elrod (McKean H S) 2-17, . (Fall 0:56).
Jamier Schaener (A.I. Dupont) 18-6, Sr. over Ikars Savdinis (Conrad School of Science) 4-17, Fr. (M. For.).
Isaiah Archie (Dickinson) 4-1, Jr. over Nick Lillie (Delaware Military Academy) 0-6, So. (M. For.).
Round 3
Youngkyu Choi (Wilmington Charter School) 4-2, Jr. over Ikars Savdinis (Conrad School of Science) 4-17, Fr. (M. For.).
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152 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Justin Morgan of Delaware Military Academy
2nd Place - David Flanigan of Wilmington Charter School
3rd Place - Liam Gaughan of Conrad School of Science


160 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Elijah Walton of Conrad School of Science
2nd Place - Carter Lamey of Wilmington Charter School
3rd Place - Mitchell Riley of Delaware Military Academy
4th Place - Eric Smiley of A.I. Dupont

Round 3
Elijah Walton (Conrad School of Science) 18-2, Sr. over Carter Lamey (Wilmington Charter School) 24-9, Sr. (Fall 1:24).
Mitchell Riley (Delaware Military Academy) 12-13, Jr. over Eric Smiley (A.I. Dupont) 2-7, So. (Fall 2:38).

170 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Andrew Harp of A.I. Dupont
2nd Place - Jared Whitmarsh of Conrad School of Science
3rd Place - John Flora of Dickinson
4th Place - David Falasca of Delaware Military Academy

182 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Joey Scalia of Delaware Military Academy
2nd Place - Isaiah Bell of A.I. Dupont
3rd Place - LeDay Womack of Wilmington Charter School
4th Place - Quentin Hayes of Dickinson

Round 3
Joey Scalia (Delaware Military Academy) 21-5, Sr. over Isaiah Bell (A.I. Dupont) 15-9, Sr. (Dec 10-7)

195 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Kajie Li of A.I. Dupont
2nd Place - Kelvin Wolhar of Delaware Military Academy
3rd Place - Garret Thomas of Wilmington Charter School

220 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Kyle Lank of Wilmington Charter School
2nd Place - Duncan Stevens of Dickinson
3rd Place - John Lawson of A.I. Dupont
4th Place - Elyaas Benson of Conrad School of Science
5th Place - Younghoon Choi of Wilmington Charter School
6th Place - Damion Degnars of Wilmington Charter School

285 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Hunter Balback of Delaware Military Academy
2nd Place - Loma Thomas of McKean H S
3rd Place - Jay-Juan Jones of A.I. Dupont
4th Place - Ben Hess of Wilmington Charter School
Round 1
Hunter Balback (Delaware Military Academy) 11-4, Jr. over Loma Thomas (McKean H S) 14-3, . (UTB 2-1)
Round 2
Jay-Juan Jones (A.I. Dupont) 23-4, Sr. over Hunter Balback (Delaware Military Academy) 11-4, Jr.
Round 3
Loma Thomas (McKean H S) 14-3, . over Jay-Juan Jones (A.I. Dupont) 23-4, Sr. (Dec 4-2).
 
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Once again, you see the difference in track when it comes to what schools are actually using the system live, what schools are simply just inputting the results after the fact and what schools simply don't use the system at all. Nothing in track from the Sallies/Smyrna match which was held at Sallies on Friday, nothing in track from William Penn/Sussex Central being held at William Penn today at 2:30pm. Why do I put the home school, well shouldn't they be the ones inputting the information live ~ isn't that what you have School Managers for or even Wrestling Moms? In today's day of technology it is quite sad that this wonderful tool is being disregarded and abused. Looked at the Sanford HS vs Dover on 2/1/17 info on track... every Fall was recorded at 0:00 ... good record keeping.
 
Using it live can be tough when it comes to getting passwords and getting good trustworthy people to get the results inane use the system right. Home school should be responsible for putting in scores but I think Blue Hen conference says winning school is responosible for it. I can see how a non conference dual can end up not getting put in right away
 
I can see the problem with getting somebody trained correctly to use it, but it really isn't a hard system to learn. As for the passwords, if I am not mistaken at minimum the one coach has to be a teacher or administrator or something like that at the school which means he/she has a school computer with a reliable internet connection. Again, it is 2017, this should be a no-brainer. Technology is important and even more so for the parents/friends/families that cannot make the event due to unforeseen circumstances, whatever they may be.
 
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I can see the problem with getting somebody trained correctly to use it, but it really isn't a hard system to learn. As for the passwords, if I am not mistaken at minimum the one coach has to be a teacher or administrator or something like that at the school which means he/she has a school computer with a reliable internet connection. Again, it is 2017, this should be a no-brainer. Technology is important and even more so for the parents/friends/families that cannot make the event due to unforeseen circumstances, whatever they may be.
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Not every school has that rule of one coach being in-house.
 
Let's be honest, D1 will come down who's healthy, the coin toss and a couple breaks. Cape, Central and Smyrna are pretty close to one another. Cape is a better team than what they showed against Smyrna earlier this year. Central needs to stay healthy. IMO.
 
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Not every school has that rule of one coach being in-house.
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Well that's just sad then... no education connection to these kids. Either way, in today's "turn your cell phone into a hot spot" and unlimited data streaming available, not to mention an xfinity wi-fi tower available on almost every corner up North (which it appears these are the schools not posting)... again, no excuse.
 
Primo-Fam said:
Well that's just sad then... no education connection to these kids. Either way, in today's "turn your cell phone into a hot spot" and unlimited data streaming available, not to mention an xfinity wi-fi tower available on almost every corner up North (which it appears these are the schools not posting)... again, no excuse.
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I've coached for 28 years at the same school with "no education connection" and never worked in the school. Thank god my kids still managed. Guess hiring a teacher that wrestled in middle school would have been better for them!
 
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I've coached for 28 years at the same school with "no education connection" and never worked in the school. Thank god my kids still managed. Guess hiring a teacher that wrestled in middle school would have been better for them!
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Totally agree. I don't think "no education connection" was a fair statement. I know coaches that are not in-school but very involved with their wrestlers academic standing. Some of these coaches are teachers just not at the school they coach at. Some are not teachers but still make it work. It's actually harder on these coaches but they figure it out. IMO not "sad" at all.
 
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But back to the subject of posting scores, there really is no excuse to not have them posted within 24 hours of the event. You can have a coach or manager do it at home if live scoring isn't an option.
 
By making the comment "no education connection" I was referring to being able to have intervention at the school level. Without a coach who works at the school, with privacy laws nowadays, there is no access to the kids grades, attendance and performance in the classroom. This year alone I have seen 3 kids fall out of line ups due to grades and/or other situations, including home issues. These kids are going through so much these days, having that connection is quite important since most are not going to be honest about their situations, especially if it is something occurring at home. Having access to those school records is important IMO.
 
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By making the comment "no education connection" I was referring to being able to have intervention at the school level. Without a coach who works at the school, with privacy laws nowadays, there is no access to the kids grades, attendance and performance in the classroom. This year alone I have seen 3 kids fall out of line ups due to grades and/or other situations, including home issues. These kids are going through so much these days, having that connection is quite important since most are not going to be honest about their situations, especially if it is something occurring at home. Having access to those school records is important IMO.
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While I think it is a benefit to having a coach in-house I don't think it is "sad" or detrimental to the program. I do agree that it would make it easier for the coaching staff for grades, recruiting non-wrestlers, etc. Hopefully the schools in this scenario have programs/processes in place that address the academic concerns.
 
Primo-Fam said:
I can see the problem with getting somebody trained correctly to use it, but it really isn't a hard system to learn. As for the passwords, if I am not mistaken at minimum the one coach has to be a teacher or administrator or something like that at the school which means he/she has a school computer with a reliable internet connection. Again, it is 2017, this should be a no-brainer. Technology is important and even more so for the parents/friends/families that cannot make the event due to unforeseen circumstances, whatever they may be.
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Where are the scores for CRs match last night? Can't find them on track? No wifi or hot spots available?
 
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Caravel swept all 3 and should make the tournament.. at the risk of sounding like a complete homer I must say.. I don't think the Bucs have a chance off winning it but by just getting there Coach Welch and staff has done an amazing job based on what they started with and what the team is now....
 
Date: 2/10/2017 Dover HS @ 6:30pm
Final
Caesar Rodney HS 41
Dover HS 23
Scoring Summary:
285-Bradley Anyanwu (Dover) over Guensly Singer (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 0:32)
106-Michael Primo (Caesar Rodney H S) over Anthony Glass (Dover) (Fall 1:34)
113- Kevin Bowne (Caesar Rodney H S) over Unknown (For.)
120-Cameron Hayes (Caesar Rodney H S) over Tykwan Joyner (Dover) (Dec 4-0)
126-Benedict Anderson (Caesar Rodney H S) over Tynik Sanders (Dover) (Dec 9-6)
132-Jackson Dean (Caesar Rodney H S) over Raeshawn Alexander (Dover) (TF 17-0 0:00)
138-Cody Stevenson (Caesar Rodney H S) over Taqee Williams (Dover) (Dec 8-4)
145-Anthony Fisher (Dover) over Riley Tracy (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 1:19)
152-Nicholas Lee (Dover) over Ryan Rigby (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 8-3)
160-Divine Watkins (Dover) over Mikel Abdullah (Caesar Rodney H S) (MD 15-2)
170- Jackson Rall (Caesar Rodney H S) over Gabe Evans (Dover) (Dec 9-5)
182-Daimere Wilson-Turner (Dover) over Samuel Ervin (Caesar Rodney H S) (MD 9-1)
195-Isaiah Washington (Caesar Rodney H S) over Sam Arkwuoille Jr. (Dover) (Fall 0:57)
220-Brenden Holder (Caesar Rodney H S) over Hugo Harp (Dover) (Fall 1:35)
 
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