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Sunday, February 19, 1995 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER NJ-C13 SOUTH JERSEY HIGH SCHOOLS Paulsboro wins another state wrestling title Petrillo sets mark in win for W. Deptford at 136 pounds, but Paulsboro rebounded with three wins from Jason Brown at 144, Tony Chila at 153, and Greg Harvey's 57-sucond fall at 162 to build a 34-6 advantage. The victories over South River and Pequannock raised Morina's 10-year coaching record to 2054-2. "We've got four losses this year and Paulsboro has four losses in 10 years," said Pequannock coach Len Smith, whose Panthers were appearing in their first state final. "All I know is that we beat a team I Hasbrouck HeightsI that was 17-0 in the semifinals, and then we get beat by 27 points in the final.

That tells you something about Paulsboro." The results Paulsboro 45, Pequannock 18 102 pounds: Demien Green, Pa, dec. Mark Siwek, 12-4. 108: Jason Bish, Pa, tech. fall Mike Reynolds, 15-0, 4:25. 114: Sieve Sorbello, Pa, By Joey Culligan INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT The names change for the Paulsboro wrestling team, but the results remain the same.

The Red Raiders stormed past visiting Pequannock, 45-18, last night to win an unprecedented 13th consecutive state Group 1 wrestling title. Coach Paul Morina's team, ranked No. 3 in South Jersey by The Inquirer, completed a 23-0 season by winning 10 of the 13 bouts. The 16-time South Jersey Group 1 champion defeated Central Jersey champion South River, 40-21, in yesterday afternoon's semifinals to advance into the title match. Pequannock (144), the North Jersey, Section 2 winner, beat Hasbrouck Heights, 43-22, in the semifinals.

"We try never to let complacency set in when we get to the state final, even though we've won it 13 years in a row," said Paulsboro senior Brian Peck, who had a 21-6 technical fall at 187 pounds to give the Red Raiders a 39-12 lead against the Morris County team. "Even though we've won the state title for 13 straight years, I think our fans and our community never take it for granted," Peck said. "They know that each year is different and that each year new kids step into our lineup. I think our fans look at each one of our teams as an individual one and they never get used to us winning state titles." Paulsboro won the first five bouts against Pequannock and took a 21-0 lead when junior Seneca Cooper pinned Bill Juliano in 3 minutes, 22 seconds at 128 pounds to raise his season record to 25-1. Pequannock's Ryan Reder pinned dec.

Vin Anello, 2-1. 121: Dave Given, Pa, dec. Roger Knight, 6-4. 128: Seneca Cooper, Pa, pinned Bill Juliano. 3:22.

136: Ryan Reder, Pe, pinned Frank Damminger. 2:26. 144: Jason Brown, Pa, dec. Nick Hukowski, 18-9 153: Tony Chila, Pa, dec. Kevin VanderVrede, 6-0.

162: Greg Harvey, Pa, pinned Mike Scott, :57. 174: Grea Gingeleskie, Pe, pinned Joe Carchidi, 1:34. 187: Brian Peck, Pa, tech. fall Derek Johnson, 21-6, 5:55. 217: Ben Baler, Pe, pinned Wayne Hampton, 5:02.

Hwt: Jermaine Ruffin, Pa, won by injury default over Ed Comune. Paulsboro 40, South River 21 102: Chris Noto. SR, pinned Demien Green, 3:42. 108: Jason Bish. dec.

Trung Tran, 12-1. 114: Eric Yong Yow, SR, dec. Steve Sorbello. 2- 0. 121: Bill Deniz, SR, dec.

Dave Given, 7-6. 128: Seneca Cooper, won by injury default over Bob Young. 136: Chad Powell, SR, dec. Frank Damminger, 7-6. 144: Jason Brown, pinned Andy Yong Yow, 1:13.

153: Tony Cnila, dec. John Razzano, 9- 1. 162: Greg Harvey, tech. fall Joe Shaluha, 19-2. 3:28.

174: Joe Carchidi, dec. Tom Wielowski, 7-5, OT. 187: Brian Peck, pinned Darrell Tirpak, 3:04. 217: John David, pinned Bill Pickett, 3:10. Hwt: Charlie Powell, SR, pinned Jermaine Ruffin :49.

South Rivor 47, Hasbrouck Hts. 25 102: Chris Noto, SR, pinned Eric Sermabekan, 3:36. 108: Trung Tran, SR, pinned Mike Colan-eri, :10 114: Eric Yong Yow, SR, won by forfeit. 121: Ray Meyer, HH, dec. Bill Deniz, 7-6.

128: Bob Young, dec. Dan Guido, 11-7 OT. 136: Chad Powell, SR. pinned Mike Raguseo, 5:56. 144: Steve Sul, HH, pinned Andy Yong Yow, 1:36.

153: John Razzano, SR, pinned Bill Rinaldi, 3:53. 162: Mike Cappello, HH, pinned Joe Shaluha, 1:17. 174: Tom Wielowski, SR, pinned Peter Piccinni, :36. 187: Chris Wright, HH, pinned Mike Esposito, 2:35. 217: Mike Natiello, HH, dec.

Bill Pickett, 13-2. Hwt: Charles Powell, SR, won by forfeit. Pequannock 43, Hatbronck Hts. 22 102: Mike Siwek, dec. Erik Sermabekan, 13-3.

108: Mike Reynolds, pinned Mike Colaneri, 2:12. 114: Vin Anello, won by forfeit. 121: Ray Meyer, HH, pinned Roger Knight, 3:33. 128: Dan Guido, HH, pinned Bill Juliano, 1:22. 136: Mike Raguseo, HH, dec.

Ryan Reder, 10-8. 144: Nick Hukowski, pinned Jim Ciccarelli, :13. 153: Steve Sul, HH, dec. Kevin VanderVrede, 13-7. 162: Mike Cappello, HH, dec.

Mike Scott, 15-7. 174: Derek Johnson, pinned Peter Piccinni, :59. 187: Greg Gingeleskie, pinned Chris Wright, 1:35. 217: Ed Comune, dec. Mike Natiello, 2-1.

Hwt: Ben Bater, pinned Bill Van Jura, 1:04. Middle Township girls win thriller St i I- I n- Vl 1 I T. i A i if Sri' HA 7 I 7 v2 nr By Bob Hoffman INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT Occasionally, a game between highly ranked, undefeated opponents lives up to expectations. The Middle Township-Haddonfield nonleague girls' basketball matchup yesterday did just that as Middle Township (22-0) nipped host Haddonfield, 66-65, in double overtime. Reserve guard Carey Koch provided the winning points with two free throws with 34 seconds left in the second extra period.

Koch's shots made it 66-63, but two free throws by Haddonfield's Abby George cut the deficit to one, at 66-65, with 14 seconds to go. Following a missed foul shot by Middle's Lauren Repici, Haddonfield (20-1) got one last chance, but a 10-footer by Brie Cokos bounced off the rim just before the buzzer. "It was a great game," Middle Township coach Gary Barber said. "We had key people in foul trouble, but our other kids stepped up." At the top of that list was Koch, a 5-foot-6 senior guard who knocked down three critical field goals in the fourth quarter before connecting on the decisive free throws. Much earlier, it appeared Middle Township might waltz to a victory.

The Panthers who are ranked No. 3 in South Jersey by The Inquirer used 10 first-period points by forward Merri Jones to take a 19-8 lead. Haddonfield, led by the inside work of George and freshman center Theresa Sanchez, sliced the lead to three, at 28-25, at halftime. The Haddons, ranked fourth, kept on coming in the third period and tied the game at 39. "We were turning the ball over early, and we weren't getting any rebounds until Theresa Sanchez went in the game." Haddonfield coach Trish McCaffery said.

"And Abby George did everything she could to get us into the game." The teams traded baskets in the first overtime. A jumper from the lane by Tina Sanchez (Theresa's sister) tied it at 56 with 55 seconds left. Middle had a chance to win at the buzzer, but Jones' contested layup did not fall. George, who finished with a game-high 32 points, scored all nine of Haddonfield's points in the second overtime. "When we got that lead early, I knew Haddonfield would come back," Barber said.

"Both teams refused to die." Middle Township 19 Haddonfield 8 17 65 MT: Merri Jones 23, Heather Ingersoll 9, Erin Burns 5, Lauren Repici 5, Carey Koch 8, Kate Jackson 16. Abby George 32, Tina Sanchez 6, Pilar Prassas 2, Brie Cokos 8, Kerry McGonigle 2, Theresa Sanchez 15. Wrestling Petrillo became the all-time leading scorer in West Deptford boys' basketball history yesterday. Petrillo scored 29 points, including four three-pointers, as West Deptford crushed visiting Pennsville, 86-54, in a nonleague game. Petrillo now has 1,066 points in his career.

The previous record of 1,063 points was set by Dave Bogacki in 1970. West Deptford put the game away early, jumping out to a 21-13 lead at the end of the first quarter. West Deptford continued to increase its lead and in the fourth quarter out-scored Pennsville by 23-8. In other nonleague games, Sterling squeaked by host Pennsauken, 68-66. Eugene Bennett had 36 points, including five three-pointers, to pace the Indians.

Bishop Eustace held on for a 4643 Victory over visiting Holy Cross. Brian Andrayo netted 15 points for the Crusaders. Jacob Ramage had 21 points as visiting Moorestown topped Cherokee, 64-57. Ken Mims scored 10 of his 30 points in the fourth quarter, guiding host Haddonfield to a 79-76 overtime win over Gloucester. The Lions rallied to send the game into overtime but were outscored by 10-7 in the extra period.

In an Olympic Conference American Division game, Cherry Hill East had a chance to clinch the division title but instead was bombed by host Washington Township, 100-80. Greg Hamond had 30 points for the Min-utemen. Box scores Olympic American Cherry Hill East Washington Twp, 28 8 16 28 80 29 21 22 28 100 CHE: Jeff Antanaitis 14, Ben Brand 0, Kirk Brumbaugh 17, Brian LaVoe 22, Dan Perkins 27. WT: Kimanl Bell 15, Chris Blank 2, Marques Gantt 1, Greg Hamond 30, Steve lannacone 4, Jeff Klauder 19, Morgan Lott 6, Tim McCarron 6, Joe Moffa 17. I Nonleague Shawnee Toms River East 26 19 22 18 88 7 11 4 18 40 Malik Allen 15, Joe Amari 2, Rob Bishop 3, Brian Bouchard 5, Brian Earl 14, J.R.

Gillem 19, Gary Jammpetti 2, Eric Kostelnik 2, Kris Zeisler 15, Rich Zinn 8 TRE: Ray 4, Dunn 9, Johnson 2, Rodriguez 11, Kubula 5, Lapore 4, Kuzminski 4, Burns 1. Cherry Hill West Camden Catholic 8 19 25 19 71 17 16 20 24 79 CHW: Deron Braswell 13, Anthony DiMichele 22, Julian Dunkley 13, Len Rossetti 4, Anthony Soccl 8, Jepth White 11. CC: Tim Bieg 21, Kevin Crawford 11, Gene Cuneo 9, Gerry Fullerlon 12, John Sigmund 26. Holy Cross Bishop Eustace 10 10 9 14 43 19 12 3 12 46 HC: Shawn Ansley 9, Blaise Harper 0, Steve Paul 6, Charles Stanfield 13, Jim Walls 15. BE: Brian Andrayo 15, Craig Maurer 12, Blaine Neal 4, Geoff Owens 12, Andre Williams 2, Stanley Williams 1.

Gloucester Haddonfield 14 19 16 20 7 76 18 13 24 14 10 79 Kevin Boulden 7, Keith Gorman 14, Sean Gorman 16, Billy Hagan 18,. Dennis Milloro 7, Mark Watermasysk 14. Mike Evans 4, Chris Madden 23, Ken Mims 30, Brian Probst 4, Ryan Rosenfeld 1, Josh Samartino 17. Moorestown Cherokee 16 11 20 17 64 14 13 16 14 57 Colin Haynes 14, Matt Langel 9, Jacob Ramage 21, Mike Schall 6, Kevin Wright 14. Joe Buonpastore 14, Tony Crea 7, Brad Cusick 11, Ko0 Manful 7, Joe Melograna 4, Jose Morales 14.

Sterling Pennsauken 22 10 16 20 68 13 24 9 20 66 Neil Burnett 3, Brian Conway 4, Joe Lewis 34, Eric Quao 14, Ismael Rodriguez 3, Nick Schmid 10. Eugene Bennett 36, Jamil Hafeeza 6, Ron Rollerson 4, Pat Smith 5, Shane Snyder 6, Gordon Tunnell 2, Darrell Walker 5, Andre Blalock 2. Pennsville West Deptford 13 19 14 8 54 21 24 18 23 86 Lenny Dyson 10, Bill Fortenberry 17, Mark Freed 6, Nick Giambia 7, Jeremy Glunt 5, Ryan Gorman 2, Brian Hobson 7. WD: John Dunda 2, Rich McCormick 6, Tim Petrillo 29, Pete Renwick 3, Jon Strout 8, Corey Thayer 17, Jay Wood 11, Mike Wood 10. Boys' basketball schedule Tomorrow CAPE-ATLANTIC NATIONAL LEAGUE Hammonton at St.

Augustine, 7 Bridgeton at Buena, 5:30 Tuesday BURLCO LIBERTY LEAGUE Lenape at Shawnee, 7 Pemberlon at Holy Cross, 7 Willinoboro at Cherokee, 7 BURLCO PATRIOT LEAGUE Flancocas Valley at Moorestown, 7 Cinnammson at Delran, 6:30 BURLCO FREEDOM LEAGUE Bordentown at Florence, 7:15 Burlington at Burlington Township, 7 Maple Shade at Riverside, 7:30 COLONIAL CONFERENCE Audubon at Collingswood, 7 Gateway at Wesl Deptford, 7 Paulsboro at Haddonfield, 7 Sterling at Woodbury, 7 OLYMPIC AMERICAN CONFERENCE Highland at Pennsauken, 7 'Overbrook at Washington Township, 3:30 Cherry Hill West at Cherry Hill East, 7 OLYMPIC NATIONAL CONFERENCE Camden Catholic at Triton, 7 Paul VI at Woodrow Wilson, 3:30 Bishop Eustace at Glou. Twp. Tech, 4 TRI-COUNTY ROYAL CONFERENCE Woodstown at Deptford, 7 Dotal viovv at Luiaoa, i Pennsville at Kino-sway, 7 Williamstown at Gloucester Catholic, 7 TRI-COUNTY CLASSIC CONFERENCE Clayton at Schalick, 5:30 Penns Grove at Glassboro, 7 Salem at St. James. 4 CAPE-ATLANTIC AMERICAN LEAGUE Absegami at Atlantic City, 7 Oakcrest at Holy Spirit, 7 Millville at Mainland, 5:30 Vineland at Oakcrest, 7 Egg Harbor Township at Cumberland, 7 CAPE-ATLANTIC NATIONAL LEAGUE Hammonton at Bridgeton, 7 Buena at Wildwood, 7 St.

Joseph at Wildwood Catholic, 7 Sacred Heart at St. Augustine, 7 Middle Township at Lower Cape May, 7 NONLEAGUE Westampton Tech at Medford Tech, 3:45 Northern Burlington at Palmyra, 7:30 Moorestown Friends at Pilgrim, 5:15 In title shot, Buena falls to Voorhees The Chiefs sought their first state wrestling crown. Their lightweights failed to pin it down. By Matt Toll INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT HAMPTON TOWNSHIP, N.J. At the conclusion of the 153-pound match of yesterday's NJSIAA Group 2 state final, Buena coach Doug Castel-lari thought to himself: This has never happened before.

He had just seen his seven best wrestlers Buena's Murderer's Row of lightweights battle Voorhees and fail to get a pin. In fact, the Chiefs had lost four of the eight bouts. This was not good. Voorhees went on to earn three pins and a technical fall in the final five bouts of the match to win, 40-21, at Kittatinny Regional High School. Seeking their first state title, the Chiefs settled instead for their second straight season as state runner-up.

Voorhees (18-1) won its fourth state title, while Buena, ranked No. 1 in South Jersey by The Inquirer, fell to 19-3. "We got beat," Castellari said. "We lost to a better team. I really thought we'd win a couple more of those lightweights, but we just got beat." Buena 144-pounder Bob Hanson, who won a technical fall in the championship match, said the loss was hard to explain.

"A couple of guys just weren't on today," he said. "That cost us. We've been here before. No excuses." Voorhees coach Bob Hall said he knew the match would be won or lost in the lower weights. "We knew that if we kept the score down, we'd beat them," he said.

"I told our kids that not getting pinned was as good as a win. Our kids did what they had to do." Earlier in the day, in a 32-30 semifinal win over host Kittatinny, the Chiefs had lost four of the first five bouts, but Hanson, Dave Castellini (102) and Paul Castellini (153) had come through with pins to boost Buena's score. Then, the Chiefs' unheralded upper weights had come through to pull out the victory. They had no such luck against Voorhees. After Hanson's technical fall gave the Chiefs a 15-13 lead, Paul Castellini faced Voorhees' Eric Hall, one of the Vikings' top wrestlers, at 153.

Hall earned a 164 major decision that all but sealed Buena's fate. "When Eric won, we knew we were in the match," Bob Hall said. "We knew we had the upper weights to win." Those upper weights came through with a vengeance, technically clinching the match with Shawn Garris' pin of Buena's Dan Levari at 217 pounds. It set up a long, long bus ride back to Buena from the North Jersey hills. "I thought, this year, we had a better chance," Castellari said.

"It's a tough loss. It really is." The results Voorhees 40, Buena 21 102: Dave Castellini, dec. Bo Jungblut, 5-0. 108: Dom Dellagatta. dec.

Rusty Snyder, 6-4 (ot). 114: John Brienza, V. pinned Mike Miller, 5:19. 121: Sky Wade, dec. Brian Forster, 7-3.

128: Lee Norbury. maj. dec. over Matt Cifaloglio, 11-2. 136: Jon Forster, maj.

Dom Wade, 10-2. 144: Bob Hanson. tech. fall over Scott Cox. 5:52 (23-7).

153: Eric Hall, maj. dec. over Paul Castellini, 16-4. 162: Lionel Rodriguez, pinned Kris Polhemus. 1:36.

174: Karl Rittqer. tech. fall over Tyrone Kinlaw, 4:40 (15-0). 187: Walt Rittger, pinned Ken Barber, :45. 217: Shawn Garris, pinned Dan Levari, 4:41, 275: Dan lozzi, V.

pinned Lou Andujar, :35. Buena 32, Kittatinny 30 102: Dave Catellini, pinned Bjorn Anderson, 2:20. 108: Hans Paul. K. dec.

Dom Dellagatta, 5-4. 114: J.P. Bollette, pinned Brian Forster, 2:49. 121: Roman Fleszar, tech. fall over Mike Miller, 4:00 (21-6).

128: Tim Simonson, dec. Matt Cifaloglio, 3-2. 136: Jon Forster, tech. fall over Mike Johnston, 3:20 (18-1). 144: Bob Hanson, pinned John Moshman, 2:28.

153: Paul Castellini, pinned Mike Del-Mauro, 5:38. 162: Mike Santos, dec. Lionel Rodriguez, 7-1. 174: Jason Mafaro, dec. Tyrone Kinlaw, 13-4.

187: Ken Barber, pinned Doug Evans, 2:40. 217: Dan'Farber, dec. Dan Levari, 14-8. 275: Jim DiCataldo, pinned Lou Andujar, :33. Middle Township players Heather Ingersoll (left) and Kate Jackson defend against Haddonfield's Brie Cokos under the hoop as she tries to pass.

Later, a 10-foot shot by Cokos missed at the final buzzer. Highland advances to championship match For The Inquirer MICHAEL PLUNKETT Wittenberg (187) powered Burlington's 38-24 success against visiting Audubon. Wittenberg registered an 18-second fall. Haddon Township swept a double-dual meet at Hamilton West, handing the hosts a 31-29 setback and adding a 52-14 romp over Camden. Township heavyweight Matt Klaus suffered his first loss of the season, 6-3, against West's Kinte Holt, but the Hawks got strong efforts from Nick Mink (108), Nate Yahn (17-1 at 144) and Brian Botcheos (19-1 at 174).

Maple Shade heavyweight Jamie Ross came within one point of giving his team a win at Cherry Hill West when he won a three-point decision over Chris Dilba, 15-8, and the teams settled for a 30-30 tie. Another point would have given Ross a four-point major decision. Maple Shade also got pins from Mark O'Brien (121), Joe Giannini (144) and Lou Fiume (187). Cherry Hill West came back with a 58-12 win over visiting Nottingham, fueled by pins from unbeaten Chris Staniec (112), Matt Alemi (119) and Dilba. Also in the quad meet at West, Cherry Hill East dumped Nottingham, 54-15, and built a 27-0 lead against Maple Shade before the Wildcats swept the last six weights for a 34-27 comeback win.

In a pair of key bouts, East's Kevin Stalcup handed Maple Shade's Tony Volpe his fourth loss at llfc 94. Cherokee rebounded by beating host Delsea, 36-29, later in the day. The Chiefs' Mike Regalcheck stopped Brian Rosenberg with 52 seconds left in their 162-pound bout, and Delsea's Todd Trampe (114) had a pin in 1:03. Clearview's Nick Sammacicci and Paul Duffy had three falls apiece as the Pioneers had two wins and a loss in a quad meet at Woodstown. Clear-view edged Egg Harbor Township, 39-32, and beat Middle Township, 42-30, but lost, 37-29, to Woodstown.

Clearview won the EHT meet when Nino Poupard (217) and Sammacicci scored back-to-back pins. Sammacicci finished with a pair of first-period pins and a 17-2 technical fall. Duffy was impressive at 153 pounds with pins that lasted only 1:07, 1:38 and 43 seconds. St Aiitnistine finished its best reeu-lar season since 1986 wilh eight wins by beating Vineland, 37-30, in a double-dual meet at Kingsway. The host Dragons defeated St.

Augustine, 61-9. Mike McLarnon (108) and Mike Moffa had two wins each for St. Augustine, including first-period pins by Moffa at 217 and heavyweight that gave him 14 pins this season. Absegami's 46-18 triumph over visiting Hammonton included Anthony Ricci's pin in 1:18 in the opening bout and Chris Carlino's 12-10 decision over Shawn Springfield at 187 pounds. Pins by Will Knox (114) and Jim lingswood pin, using 24 seconds at 152 pounds.

Lenape rallied from a 15-0 deficit to defeat host Eastern, 31-21. The Vikings got the early lead with a technical fall by freshman Kevin Rucci (102), a major decision from freshman Micah Khan (21-2 at 108) and a win by default by Ted Hartman (22-1 at 114). Northern Burlington rallied with four straight first-period pins from 144 pounds to 174 to clinch a 36-30 win over visiting Pennsauken. Jeremy Boyce used 50 seconds to get a pin at 144, Andy Umyn won in 1 minute, 50 seconds at 153 pounds, Neil Bergren followed with a 16-sec-ond pin at 162, and Ed Klusman's 43-second fall at 174 provided an insurmountable 36-15 lead. registered identical 40-second pins during the host Silver Knights' 42-26 win over Triton and 42-30 victory over Palmyra.

Joe Manchio (121) also had a pair of first-minute pins for Sterling. Delran's Scott Hamlett (24-0) finished a perfect regular season by pinning Cherokee's Eric Brady in 3:18 of their 174-pound bout, aiding the host Bears' 44-20 win. Brett Matter (22-1 at 144) added an 18-3 technical fall of Ben Eastlick, who suffered his second loss this season. Cherokee's Jason Nickolaus beat Jim De-Maise, 12-5, at 136 pounds. Highland and host Hunterdon Central were headed for a showdown in last night's NJSIAA state Group 4 wrestling championship after each won semifinal matches yesterday.

Highland advanced to the final with a 53-15 romp over North Jersey II champ Randolph in the semifinals. The Tartans won six of the last seven bouts to pull away from a 15-12 lead, led by pins by Mike McGinley (144), Wayne Price (162), Mike O'Donnell (187) and Dave Hale (217). The results STATE GROUP 4 SEMIFINAL Highland 53, Randolph 15 102: Tommy Storer, pinned Joe Perna, 2:31. 108: Nick Donato, dec. Jim Fausto, 6-2.

114: Dave Vollmer, tech. Dave Rosano, 4:35. 121: James Brennan, dec. Mike Davidson, 11-3. 128: Steve Kucinski, pinned John Riley, 1:03.

136: John Kaplan, dec. Mike Donato, 5-2. 144: Mike McGinley, pinned Marty Feeney, Mcrviillan'ie-a WaWPricerH, pinned Pete Gregory, 3:52. 174: Wayne The-keld, dec. Mike Wysocki, 8-6.

187: Mike O'Donnell, pinned Jason Steenrod, 3:45. 217: Dave Hale, pinned Joe Martinelli, 0:33. Hwt Dave Ritz, won by lorfeit. Regular season Kris Buck's 26-second pin at 187 pounds helped Moorestown hold off visiting Penns Grove, 30-28, in a non-league meet. The Quakers also got pins from Pete Kingston (102) and Brian Raffi (144), but lost a second meet, 54-15 at Collingswood.

Jason McAndrews had the quickest Col.