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Watchung Hills Wrestlers Dominate Bridgewater

Warriors take all but one match.

The Watchung Hills varsity wrestling team hosted a meet with the Bridgewater Panthers Wednesday night. The Warriors came into the match with a single loss.

Bridgewater 6, Watchung Hills 69

Records: Bridgewater 2-8; Watchung Hills 9-1
106 pounds

Alex Pollera (WH) pinned Michael Jannone (BR), 3:12

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113 pounds
Matthew Noble (BR) pinned Max Meyers (WH), 1:41
120 pounds Mike Magaldo (WH) pinned Logan Newman (BR), 3:08
126 pounds Alex Murray (WH) pinned Steven Gorski (BR), 2:48
132 pounds Matt Coppola (WH) pinned Bobby Meyer (BR), 0:38
138 pounds Anthony DiRosa (WH)  major dec. Valerio LaMorte (BR), 10-2
145 pounds Michael DiVito (WH) pinned Angelo Torromeo (BR), 4:41
152 pounds Kyle Murray (WH) dec. Pierce Gladfelter (BR), 9-8
160 pounds Mike Carroccia (WH) pinned Eduardo Leal (BR), 1:53 170 pounds Charlie Burroughs (WH) dec. Matthew Eichhorn (BR), 10-3
182 pounds Ernesto Ancazco (WH) forfeit over (BR)
195 pounds Alex Fornelos (WH) pinned Brian Faure (BR), 1:07
220 pounds

Anthony Carbajal (WH) pinned Jaleen Harrington (BR), 3:53

285 pounds Anthony Rizzolo (WH) pinned Charles Martini (BR), 1:16

IN SHORT

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The Warriors won nine matches by pins over the Panthers.  In the match at 152 pounds, Warrior Kyle Murray was down 7-1 points early in the match.  Murray fought back tying the match at 7-7 and winning at 9-8 in the third period.

WARRIOR OF THE MATCH

Kyle Murray, 152 pounds - Murray came back from a 7-1 deficit to win his match 9-8.  "We preach to these guys to work hard, stay in the match and win it in the third period.  He (Kyle) did that.  He kept it close, kept chipping away and won it in the third." — Watchung Hills head coach Dan Smith

COACH'S TAKE

"I didn't think it would be that bad.  I thought we had the advantage in a bunch of weight classes.  They tried to shuffle the lineup a little bit to stay away from some of our better guys, but we are pretty solid throughout so there is not much room to go.  The guys they tried to move away from, we won those matches." — Watchung Hills head coach Dan Smith

UP NEXT—The Warriors will travel to North Hunterdon for a quad meet with Hillsborough and Franklin on Saturday, 10 a.m.

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