Senior Cecil Lee continued his strong season by taking third at heavyweight finishing with a 5-1 record. That raised his record this year to 19-4 and the Portsmouth native is now tied for second in the modern era in career wins with 97. A 3-0 day on Tuesday will tie the school career wins mark at 100.

Sophomore Will Harcum took fifth at 165 with a 3-2 record on the day and a pair of wins by fall. The Williamsburg native is sporting the second most wins on the team now with a 17-7 record.

On Tuesday the event will conclude with three dual matches. The Builders open at 11:30 am against Centennial Conference power Ursinus College. At 1 pm they'll take on Simpson College from Iowa and then they'll close out at 3:30 pm against Washington & Jefferson College.
URSINUS 36, APPRENTICE SCHOOL 10

125: Blank (U) p. Chevres 2:21; 133: Kingsland (U) maj. dec. Gular 16-3; 141: Sexton (A) maj. dec. Horowitz 10-1; 149: Perry (A) dec. McCormick 4-2; 157: Springer (U) dec. An. Damico 14-7; 165: Schwagger (U) inj. def. Harcum 3:38; 174: Finelli (U) p. Au. Damico 2:46; 184: Murren (U) maj. dec. Hare 13-2; 197: McNamara (U) p. Lipford 2:45; 285: Lee (A) dec. Jones 6-0

SIMPSON 23, APPRENTICE 18

125: Chevres (A) p. Miller 2:10; 133: Holley (A) p. Jablonske 2:43; 141: Brus (S) dec. Sexton 2-0; 149: Barber (S) dec. Perry, OT4, 4-3; 157: Hehben (S) tech fall Beaufort 21-6; 165: Darling (S) p. O'Connor 4:39; 174: Au. Damico (A) dec. Ammons 4-2; 184: Hare (A) dec. Neal 9-7; 197: Collara (S) dec. Lipford 10-4; 285: Bunch (S) dec. Lee 3-1

WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 29, APPRENTICE SCHOOL 15

125: Cecchetti (WJ) dec. Chevres 11-8; 133: Holley (A) dec. Samson 12-11; 141: Centra (WJ) dec. Sexton 7-3; 149: Demor (WJ) maj. dec. Perry 9-1; 157: Roshon (WJ) dec. Beaufort 12-5; 165: Sabatelli (WJ) maj. dec. An. Damico 15-5; 174: Au. Damico (A) p. Franke 1:11; 184: Hare (A) won by forfeit; 197: Cressley (WJ) p. Lipford 2:27; 285: Potts (WJ) won by forfeit
Apprentice Earns 35-14 Victory At St. Andrews

LAURINBURG, NC - The visiting Apprentice School wrestling team raised its record on the season to 3-0 on Tuesday night with a 35-14 dual-match win over NCAA Division II St. Andrews Presbyterian College.

After giving up a forfeit at 125, the Knights recorded a decision victory at 133 pounds and a technical fall win at 141 pounds to take a 14-0 lead. 

Junior Matt Perry put the Builders on the board with a 14-4 major decision win over Dennis Clark to cut the deficit to 14-4. That win was his second major decision victory this year and raised his record to 8-7.

Freshman Anthony Damick earned a 7-1 decision over Troy Baranik at 157 pounds to cut the lead down to 14-7.  Damico, the younger brother of 174-pounder Austen, snapped a five-match skid and brought his record to 5-6 on the season.

Freshman Will Harcum won his 14th match of the season at 165 pounds earning a 21-11 major decision over Mike Frazzitta to bring the Builders to 14-11.  That win was his team-high fifth by a major decision raising his record to 14-5.

Apprentice School jumped to a 23-14 lead on the strength of a pair of forfeit victories for Austen Damico and Quinten Bowling at 174 and 184. Freshman Charles Mills jumped out to a 13-1 lead in his 197-pound match before scoring a pin fall at 6:32 to take a 29-14 lead.

Senior Cecil Lee earned his 92nd victory of his career by getting a forfeit victory at heavyweight.  That win brought him to a tie for third in the modern era of Builder wrestling.  He tied former teammates Justin Gilliard, Eric Lybarger and a three-time NCWA All-American Ron Vecchione.

Apprentice School now will travel to Fort Lauderdale, Florida for the Citrus Open on December 29-30.

Apprentice School 35, St. Andrews 14

                                                                                                  NNA SAPC

125 - Matt Fletcher (SAPC) wins by forfeit 0 6

133 - Casey Gashaw (SAPC) DEC Todd Gular (AS), 2-1 0 9

141 - Dan Butcher (SAPC) TF William Sexton (AS), 17-2 0 14

149 - Matt Perry (AS) MD Dennis Clark (SAPC), 17-6 4 14

157 - Anthony Damico (AS) DEC Troy Baranik (SAPC), 7-1 7 14

165 - Will Harcum (AS) MD Mike Frazzitta (SAPC), 21-11 11 14

174 - Austen Damico (AS) wins by forfeit 17 14

184 - Quinten Bowling (AS) wins by forfeit 23 14

197 - Charles Mills (AS) PIN Joshua Price (SAPC), 6:32 29 14

285 - Cecil Lee (AS) wins by forfeit 35 14

RECORDS: Apprentice School 3-0, St. Andrews 0-2
Apprentice Wrestlers Finish Tied For 5th At York Spartan Invite

YORK, PA. - In a standout field with for nationally-ranked NCAA Division III teams and a pair of NCAA Division I squads, the wrestling team finished tied for fifth out of 10 teams in the York Spartan Invitational on Saturday in York, Pa. They finished behind the nationally-ranked teams and ahead of the NCAA Division I teams.

Six wrestlers finished in the top six with Cecil Lee taking third at heavyweight to top that group.  The Portsmouth, Va. senior went 4-1 with an opening round pin of Brice Jacobs of Delaware State highlighting the day.  With that pin, he is now tied for second in the modern era with 39 career falls.  After his four wins on the day, he is now nine wins from the magic 100 mark in his career as his career record is now 91-43.

Freshmen Charles Mills and Quinten Bowling each finished fourth at 174 and 184 pounds respectively.  Mills went 4-2 with three pinfall victories, while Bowling went 2-2 with one pin.

Finishing in the top six in their weight classes were junior Ty Holley at 133 pounds, junior Matt Perry at 149, and sophomore Daniel Hare at 184.

Next up for the Builders will be a dual match on December 16 at NCAA Division II St. Andrews Presbyterian College at 6 pm.

YORK COLLEGE SPARTAN INVITATIONAL

York, Pa.

TEAM SCORES: Delaware Valley 108.5; The College of New Jersey 95; Heidelberg 60; York College 59.5; Apprentice School 40; Elizabethtown 40; Delaware State 38; Gloucester CC 37.5; Liberty 31; UMBC 31.

Apprentice Records (finishes noted):

133: Ty Holley 3-2 (top 6); Daniel Gular 1-2

141: William Sexton 1-2

149: Matt Perry 3-2 (top 6)

157: OB Beaufort 1-1

165: Will Harcum 2-2; Anthony Damico 0-2

174: 4. Charles Mills 4-2; Austen Damico 2-1

184: 4. Quinten Bowling 2-2; Daniel Hare 0-2 (top 6)

285: 3. Cecil Lee 4-1
Two Apprentice School Builders Place At UNC Pembroke Classic

PEMBROKE, NC - The Apprentice School wrestling team traveled to Pembroke, N.C. to participate in the UNC Pembroke Classic on Saturday and had one of its better showings in the last few years with two freshmen placing in the top six in their respective classes.

Marcus Chevres was 3-2 at 125 pounds to take fourth place with one win by fall. Fellow freshman Charles Mills was 2-1 at 174 pounds to take seventh.

Three other wrestlers had standout performances in the always tough event. Freshman Will Harcum was 5-1 with four wins by fall at 165 pounds, sophomore Ty Holley was 3-2 at 133 pounds and heavyweight Cecil Lee was 3-1 with a win by fall.

The wrestling team will next participate in the York College (PA) Spartan Invitational on December 6.

Full results of this event will not be available for a week.
Eight Apprentice Wrestlers Go 2-0 At Washington & Lee Invitational

LEXINGTON, VA. -- In a four-team invitational hosted by Washington & Lee University on Saturday, the Apprentice School had eight wrestlers go 2-0 in the event. No team scores were kept and schools were guaranteed only two matches per wrestler.

Freshman Marcus Chevres won both his bouts at 125 pounds facing Ben Ersing of host Washington & Lee. The Norfolk native scored a pair of major decisions 11-2 and 18-4 in his bouts.

William Sexton took both his bouts at 133 pounds via decisions. In his first match he defeated Alex Vergara of Longwood 9-5 and then the Virginia Beach native knocked off Matt Sears of Washington & Lee 8-4.

A pair of wrestlers went 2-0 for the Builders at 165 pounds. Freshman Anthony Damico won by fall in 1:57 over Sidney Morris of Longwood in 1:57 and then defeated Dallin Rust of Southern Virginia 18-9. Fellow freshman Will Harcum defeated Rob Terrin of Washington & Lee by an 18-9 major decision and had the fastest fall for the Builders defeating Jason Lowe of Southern Virginia in 18 seconds.

At 174 pounds sophomore Austen Damico scored a pair of wins defeating Andrew Rivas of Longwood by a fall in 1:41 and knocking off Eric Veres of W&L by a 17-5 major decision. Freshman Charles Mills recorded a fall in 46 seconds over Ethan Huey of W&L and defeated Jon Brown also of W&L 7-4.

Sophomore Daniel Hare won a pair of matches at 184 pounds defeating Russ Weems of W&L by a fall in 2:29 and defeated teammate Quinten Bowling by a fall in 4:26. Joining him in the two falls on the day club was freshman James Lipford at 197 pounds. He scored falls over James Green of Longwood (2:19) and Zak Colangelo of W&L (2:43).

At heavyweight, senior Cecil Lee wrestled John Christopher of W&L twice scoring a fall in 3:57 and an 8-4 decision in the second match.

Next up for the Builders will be the Ursinus Fall Brawl on November 16.
Apprentice Open Season With Pair Of Dual Victories

MORRISVILLE, NY - The Apprentice School wrestling team opened their 2008-09 season with a pair of dual match victories at the Morrisville State College Duals on Saturday.

In their first match the Builders faced the hosts Morrisville State Mustangs and came out with a 23-22 victory. The Builders started first as freshman Marcus Chevres recorded a 15-7 major decision at 125 pounds. After falling at 133 and 141 pounds, the Builders scored victories at 149 by Matt Perry (14-3 major decision), 157 by Ricky Anderson (fall in 1:45) and 165 by Will Harcum (fall in 1:07) to take a 20-9 advantage. The Mustangs answered with three straight victories to take a 22-20 lead heading into the heavyweight match. Senior Cecil Lee scored a 4-2 overtime victory at heavyweight to give the Builders the 23-22 win.

The next match saw the Builders face the University of Scranton and they recorded a 28-18 win. Apprentice School (2-0) never trailed in the match as they recorded falls from Chevres and Anderson in the first four weight classes to take a 15-6 advantage and never looked back.

"It was a great start to the season," said Apprentice School Head Coach Bruce Shumaker. "17 guys wrestled today with a lot of freshmen in the lineup and everyone gave a good effort."

Next up for the Builders will be the Washington & Lee Invitational on November 8 in Lexington.

Apprentice School 23, Morrisville State 22 MSC-AS

125: Marcus Chevres (AS) def. Justin DeLaMonthe (MSC), major dec. 15-7 0-4

133: Joseph Lanza (MSC) def. Daniel Gular (AS) 3-2 3-4

141: David Alexandrea (MSC) def. Tywana Holley, injury default 9-4

149: Matt Perry (AS) def. Nate Cross (MSC), major dec. 14-3 9-8

157: Ricky Anderson (AS) def. Rob Carter (MSC), fall 1:45                                      9-14

165: Will Harcum (AS) def. Mike Ezzo (MSC), fall 1:07 9-20

174: Francois Guerrier (MSC) def. Charles Mills (AS), major dec. 15-5 13-20

184: Wheeler Brunschmid (MSC) def. Austen Damico (AS), fall 1:18 19-20

197: James Button (MSC) def. Daniel Hare (AS), major dec. 19-13 22-20

285: Cecil Lee (AS) def. James Lamonica (MSC) 4-2 OT                                         22-23

Apprentice 28, University of Scranton 18 AS-SCR

125: Marcus Chevres (AS) def. James Roth (SCR), fall 6:12 6-0

133: William Sexton (AS) def. Dan Lutz (SCR) 6-3 9-0

141: Mike Ebert (SCR) def. Daniel Gular (AS), fall 0:48 9-6

149: Ricky Anderson (AS) def. Tom Manning (SCR), fall 2:20 15-6

157: Mike Guenther (SCR) def. Matt Perry (AS) 4-3 15-9

165: Will Harcum (AS) def. Steve Glickman (SCR), major dec. 16-7 19-9

174: Charles Mills (AS) def. Matthew Terry (SCR), fall 2:05 25-9

184: Quentin Bowling (AS) def. Stephen Zafarino (SCR) 8-6 OT 28-9

197: Joe Williams (SCR) def. Daniel Hare (AS) 12-9 28-12

285: Neil Slocum (SCR) def. Joseph Bradley (AS), fall 1:58 28-18
Apprentice School and City Of Hampton To Co-Host NCWA Nationals At Hampton University

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. - The Apprentice School, along with the City of Hampton Convention and Visitor's Bureau, will host the 2009 National Collegiate Wrestling Association (NCWA) Nationals on March 12-14 at the Hampton University Convocation Center.

This event will bring athletes from 41 states and over 130 colleges to Hampton to determine 11 individual champions in the men's division and eight in the women's division.

Apprentice School has been one of the perennial powers in the NCWA having finished in the top ten nine times out of 11 appearances. The Builders have served as a co-host before when the nationals were held at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania in 2002 and 2003.

Builders in

NCWA Nationals Year Site Place 2009 Hampton, Va. 2008 Lakeland, Fla. T10th 2007 Dallas, Tex. 3rd 2006 Grand Rapids, Mich. 2nd 2005 Dallas, Tex. 3rd 2004 Dallas, Tex. 4th 2003 Easton, Pa. 2nd 2002 Easton, Pa. 3rd 2001 Dallas, Tex. 10th 2000 Dallas, Tex. 2nd 1999 Dallas, Tex. 2nd

Keisha Pexton, Apprentice School Athletic Director, looks forward to putting on a first-class event for nationals. "We are very excited to co-host the 2009 NCWA Nationals for our program. We know it'll be a great experience for all of those involved and we are ready to put on a first class event for all participants."

Apprentice School coach Bruce Shumaker, in his second season with the program, sees plenty of local interest upcoming for the nationals. "This is a big plus having nationals here in the area," he said. "Even though we are going to be very young, we do have numerous wrestlers from this area so this is definitely a great way to end the season."

NCWA executive Director Jim Giunta was happy to announce the nationals coming to Hampton. "We are excited to be in Virginia this year for the Nationals and in particular to be working with the City of Hampton and The Apprentice School," he said. "We looked at numerous cities this past year in an effort to find the best combination of facilities, wrestling fan base, host city support and proximity to NCWA institutions. Upon complete review by the tournament committee, Hampton emerged as the overwhelming best choice." said Giunta.

Kris Smith, from the City of Hampton Convention and Visitor's Bureau, visited the 2008 NCWA Nationals in Lakeland, Florida and was key in spearheading the effort with Hampton and The Apprentice School to host the event in March. "I am very excited for us to be working with the Apprentice School in co-hosting nationals," said Smith. "This is the makings of a great partnership between us and we look forward to promoting this and bringing more attention to the Apprentice School wrestling program and all area wrestling programs."
Robinson Takes Second as Apprentice School Finish Tied for Tenth at NCWA Nationals

LAKELAND, FLA. - Freshman Charles Robinson lost his championship match at 184 pounds to lead three National Collegiate Wrestling Association All-Americans for the Apprentice School as they finished tied for tenth out of 75 teams in the 2008 Nationals on Saturday.

Robinson received a bye in the first round and won three in a row before falling to Brendan Lund of Kansas State in the finals by fall. He ended his freshman season with a 25-9 record.

Senior Justin Gilliard ended his career a three-time All-American as he finished fourth at 165 pounds. The Virginia Beach native went 4-2 in the event and ended his senior season with a team best 34 wins. He also ended his career tied with teammate Eric Lybarger for third place on the modern era career wins list with 92.

Freshman Thad Lloyd took fifth place at 184 pounds to earn his first All-American honor. He finished 4-2 in the tournament scoring victories by decision, major decision, technical fall and one by pin.

NCWA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Lakeland Center

Lakeland, Fla.

TOP 10 TEAMS OUT OF 75: 1. Grand Valley 120.5; 2. Newman 115; 3. Central Florida 114.5; 4. US Naval Acad. Prep 102; 5. Marion Military Institute 69; 6. New Hampshire 60; 7. US Military Acad. Prep/Kansas State 55.5; 9. Williamson Trade 53; 10. Northampton CC/Apprentice School 51.5.

Apprentice Results

125: First Round: Travis Coffey (US Military Acad. Prep School) p. Jeff Jiron (A) 2:54; First Round Consolation: Shane Porter (Ohio State) maj. dec. Jiron 9-0.

141: First Round: Reco Simmons (Marion Military) p. Josh Flint (A) 2:07; First Round Consolation: Flint p. Allen McMillan (Mott CC) 2:09; Second Round Consolation: Flint maj. dec. Scott Allen (Southern Va.) 15-5; Third Round Consolation: TJ Gillin (UCF) p. Flint 6:25.

149: First Round: Morgan DeFresne (Florida) dec. Matt Perry (A) 3-1; First Round Consolation: Perry def. Thomas Raabe (Ohio) forfeit; Second Round: Perry maj. dec. Corey Wilson (Darton) 12-2; Third Round Consolation: Russell Bettencourt (Blair) p. Perry 4:15

157: First Round: Steven Feeley (Ga.) dec. Austen Damico (Apprentice) 9-7; First Round Consolation: Damico p. Shawn Toomey (New Hampshire) 4:38; Second Round Consolation: Jacob Johnston (Newman) p. Damico 1:30.

165: First Round: Justin Gilliard (A) p. Devin Slick (Texas-Arlington) 3:15; Second Round: Gilliard dec. Chad Cook (Southern Indiana) 5-1; Quarterfinals: Gilliard dec. Steven Sprague (Newman) 5-4; Semifinals: Michael Gorman (US Military Acad. Prep School) dec.Gilliard 6-5; Consolation Semifinals: Gilliard dec. Cook 7-3; Third Place: Brendan Lund (Kansas State) dec. Gilliard 3-2.

174: First Round: Eric Lybarger (A) tech fall Chris Alva (San Jose St.) 19-4; Michael Bard (Delaware) tech fall Daniel Hare (A) 23-6; Second Round: Derek Stanley (US Military Acad. Prep School) dec. Lybarger 6-4; First Round Consolation: Darin Kwilinski (UW-Milwaukee) p. Hare 1:23; Second Round Consolation: Lybarger p. David Spoonhauer 1:10; Third Round Consolation: Lybarger dec. Thomas Kiefer (Toledo) 11-5; Fourth Round Consolation: Ricky Rieck (Florida) dec. Rieck 5-3.

184: Second Round: Charles Robinson (A) dec. Jacob Pomeroy (Marion Military) 9-8; Thad Lloyd (A) tech fall Luke Culver (US Military Acad. Prep) 21-4; Quarterfinals: Robinson maj. dec. John Stariha (Grand Valley) 14-5; Josh Fansler (Newman) dec. Lloyd 5-2; Consolation Fourth Round: Lloyd maj. dec. Zac Gallagher (Williamson Trade) 16-5; Consolation Quarters: Lloyd p. Phillip Lanni (Grand Valley) :51; Consolation Semis: Zach Sanford (UCF) dec. Lloyd 9-8; Semifinals: Robinson dec. Sanford 6-4; Finals: Fansler p. Robinson 2:22; Fifth Place: Lloyd dec. Russ Korbul (Northampton CC) 6-2.

197: First Round: Kendall Ridenour (A) dec. Tim Cinq-Mars (Rhode Island) 8-4; Second Round: Daryn Whitefield (Grand Valley) p. Ridenour 6:16; Second Round Consolation: Ridenour dec. Derik Belanger 13-10; Third Round Consolation: Zachary McGill (Kansas St) dec. Ridenour 6-4, SV4.

285: First Round: Ryan Schwalbenberg (New Hampshire) tech fall Josh Seal (A) 15-0; First Round Consolation: Seal p. Jsutin Seow (South Fla.) 4:24; Second Round Consolation: Jared Westbroek (Mercer) p. Seal 1:02.
Apprentice School's Robinson, Gilliard Make Semifinals at NCWA Nationals

LAKELAND, FLA. -- Senior Justin Gilliard (165 pounds) and freshman Charles Robinson (184) each won quarterfinal matches on Friday afternoon to make the semifinals at the 2008 National Collegiate Wrestling Association National Championships at the Lakeland Center.

The wins by Gilliard and Robinson guaranteed them All-American honors as they'll finish in the top eight to earn the honor. It'll be the first for Robinson and the third for Gilliard.

Five more wrestlers are still alive in consolation round matches as they'll wrestle twice more tonight. Freshman Thad Lloyd (184), senior Josh Flint (141), sophomore Matt Perry (149), senior Eric Lybarger (174) and senior Kendall Ridenour (197).

After the morning session, the Builders were tied for sixth place with Kansas State out of 75 teams competing in the tournament.
Apprentice School Wrestling Team Falls 42-7 at Division II UNC Pembroke

PEMBROKE, N.C. - Senior Justin Gilliard and freshman Charles Robinson earned victories for the Apprentice School on Wednesday night as they lost at Division II UNC Pembroke 42-7.

Gilliard, a Virginia Beach native, earned his team-best 26th victory on the season recording an 8-6 victory at 165 pounds over John Henry Clemmer. The shipfitter apprentice now sports a 14-4 record in dual matches to lead the team in that category and has won seven of his last eight bouts.

Robinson, a Mechanicsville, Va. native took a 10-0 victory at 184 pounds over Justin McIntire to raise his record to 20-9 on the season. A welder apprentice, Robinson has won five of his last six bouts.

Apprentice School (8-10) will end its regular season on Saturday night at home with a double-dual match starting at 6:30 pm. The Builders will first wrestle Washington & Lee University and then face Longwood University.

UNC PEMBROKE 42, APPRENTICE SCHOOL 7

133: Mike Nash (UNCP) p. Jeff Jiron 2:43; 141: Brandon Bradley (UNCP) p. Adam Welch 4:36; 149: Dennis Fix (UNCP) dec. Josh Flint 7-3; 157: Rahshaad Saunders (UNCP) p. Austen Damico 2:15; 165: Justin Gilliard (A) dec. John Henry Clemmer 8-6; 174: JJ Davis (UNCP) p. Daniel Hare 2:45; 184: Charles Robinson (A) maj. dec. Justin McEntire 10-0; 197: Timmy Allen (UNCP) maj. dec. Josh Seal 14-2; 285: Erik Stancil (UNCP) won by forfeit; 125: Joe Mavins (UNCP) tech fall Kevin Hill 24-8
Apprentice School Wrestling Team Falls 40-9 to Campbell University

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. - Seniors Justin Gilliard and Eric Lybarger recorded the lone Apprentice School victories on Friday night as the Builders lost 40-9 to Campbell University.

Gilliard, a Virginia Beach native, recorded a reversal early in the third period to break a 1-all tie en route to his 5-2 victory over Chris Mazzatta. The shipfitter apprentice now sports a 25-15 record.

Lybarger, a native of Mooresville, Ind., earned his ninth win by pin this year defeating Jeff Cote in 1:33. The electrician apprentice now has a 25-11 record on the season.

Apprentice School (7-9) now is off until Feb. 13 when they travel to Pembroke, N.C. to face UNC Pembroke.

CAMPBELL 40, APPRENTICE SCHOOL 9

125: CJ Gittens (CU) dec. Kevin Hill 8-3

133: Trevour Smith (CU) tech fall Jeff Jiron 19-2

141: Kelin Bidelspach (CU) won by forfeit

149: Bob Matthews (CU) won by forfeit

157: Jake Fose (CU) p. Austen Damico 1:45

165: Justin Gilliard (A) dec. Chris Mazzatta 5-2

174: Eric Lybarger (A) p. Jeff Cote 1:33

184: Kyle Higgins (CU) tech fall Daniel Hare 18-2

197: Parker Higgins (CU) p. Kendall Ridenour 4:59

HWT: Rob Yoder (CU) dec. Josh Seal 6-2.
Apprentice School Take Second In Home Invitational

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. - The Apprentice School wrestling team took to the home mats for the first time this season and came in second place out of seven teams in the 29th annual Builder Invitational on Saturday.

Sophomore Kevin Hill and senior Justin Gilliard each earned first place while freshman Austen Damico and Thad Lloyd took third place to lead the team in the event. The University of Central Florida won the event with 111.5 points, while Southern Virginia took third with 70 points.

Hill won the 125 pound weight class for the second straight year by winning both of his matches over Central Florida opponents. He opened with a 7-6 win over Federico Carosio who was second in the National Collegiate Wrestling Association National Tournament last year at 125 pounds. In his final match he pilled Frito Cherenfant in 1:53.

Gilliard took the 165 pound weight class by winning two matches. His first was a 15-8 decision over Dom Gary of Longwood. In the final he won by a medical forfeit over James Julian of Southern Virginia.

Damico went 3-1 to finish third place at 157 pounds. He opened with an 11-5 decision over Joe Eassa of Maryland-Baltimore County. After a loss in the semifinal, he scored a pair of wins by pin. He defeated Brian Rich of Longwood in 3:53 and Ryan Witzel of Central Florida in 2:30 to take third.

Lloyd went 1-1 at 184 pounds for his third place finish. He lost to Zach Sanford in his opening match 10-5 and then scored a pin in 2:29 over Adam Blake of Towson for third place.

Next up for the Builders will be a dual match on Feb. 1 against Campbell University at 6:30 in Apprentice Gym.

29TH APPRENTICE SCHOOL INVITATIONAL

TEAM SCORES: Central Florida 111.5; Apprentice School 77; Southern Va. 70; Towson 54.5; Longwood 51.5; UMBC 50; Catawba 26.5.

Apprentice Results

125: Kevin Hill (A) dec. Federico Carosio (UCF) 7-6; Hill p. Frito Cherenfant (UCF) 1:53

133: Alex Vergara (Longwood) maj. dec. Jeff Jiron (App) 12-4; Matt Fortunato (Towson) p. Jiron 2:10.

157: Austen Damico (App) dec. Joe Eassa (UMBC) 11-5; Peter Rose (SVU) p. Damico :24; Damico p. Brian Rich (Longwood) 3:53; Damico p. Ryan Witzel (UCF) 2:30.

165: Justin Gilliard (App) dec. Dom Gary (Longwood) 15-8; Gilliard def. James Julian (SVU) medical forfeit.

174: Alex Angelidis (Longwood) tech fall Daniel Hare (App) 19-4; Hare p. Barrett Hambright (UCF) :39; Hare p. Kevin Cannon (Towson) 4:14; Angelidis maj. dec. Hare 21-11.

184: Zach Sanford (UCF) dec. Thad Lloyd (App) 10-5; Lloyd p. Adam Blake (Towson) 2:29.

197: Danny Fernandez (UCF) maj. dec. Josh Seal (App) 19-5; Bo Noah (Catawba) p. Seal 6:33.
Apprentice School Go 1-2 at York Quad

YORK, PA. - The Apprentice School wrestling team ventured to York College of Pennsylvania on Saturday to participate in a quad-match with the 15th-ranked Spartans, 27th-ranked Wilkes University Colonels and the University of Scranton Royals and came away with a 1-2 mark on the day.

Freshman Charles Robinson was the leading wrestler for the Apprentice School (8-8) on the day winning all three of his matches at 184 pounds. He recorded wins by decision against Wilkes (4-2) and York (10-4) and a technical fall victory over Scranton (20-5).

Against Scranton, the Builders opened up with a pair of victories by pin from sophomore Kevin Hill (2:01 at 125 pounds) and freshman Justin Olanowski (:45 at 133) for a 12-0 advantage. Following a Scranton win at 141, sophomore Matt Perry started a run of four out of five matches won by the Builders with a 9-7 victory at 149 pounds. Seniors Justin Gilliard (8-7 at 165) and Eric Lybarger (pin in 1:41 at 174) set up Robinson to take a 20-5 technical fall victory at 184 pounds to give the Builders an insurmountable 29-9 advantage.

In the opener against Wilkes, Robinson's victory was the lone points in a 45-3 loss to the 27th-ranked Colonels. In the match against 15th-ranked York, the hosts won the first five bouts before the trip of Gilliard (8-4 at 165), Lybarger (14-1 at 174) and Robinson (10-4 at 184) gave the Builders their points against the Spartans.

Next up for the Builders will be the 29th annual Builder Invitational at 9 am on January 26.

#27 WILKES 45, APPRENTICE SCHOOL 3

125: Farnham (W) tech fall Hill 17-0; 133: Wilson (W) maj dec. Olanowski 13-3; 141: Pauling (W) tech fall Jiron 15-0; 149: Smith (W) p. Perry 1:12; 157: Penberthy (W) maj. dec. Damico 18-7; 165: Histead (W) dec. Gilliard 3-2; 174: Ballan (W) p. Lybarger 5:55; 184: Robinson (A) dec. Smith 4-2; 197: Pizarro (W) won by forfeitl 285: Weinrich (W) won by forfeit.

APPRENTICE SCHOOL 29, UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON 21

125: Hill (A) p. Puglisi 2:01; 133: Olanowski (A) p. Claudio :45; 141: Russell (S) p. Jiron 1:23; 149: Perry (A) dec. Ebert 9-7; 157: Guenther (S) dec. Damico 10-7; 165: Gilliard (A) dec. Gray 8-7; 174: Lybarger (A) p. DiGiulio 1:41; 184: Robinson (A) tech fall Genovese 20-5; 197: Williams (S) won by forfeit; 285: Slocum (S) won by forfeit.

#15 YORK, PA. 36, APPRENTICE SCHOOL 10

125: Flickinger (Y) won by forfeit; 133: Hightman (Y) dec. Hill 9-2; 141: Catton (Y) p. Jiron 1:10; 149: Rush (Y) dec. Perry 6-4; 157: Niedrich (Y) p. Damico 2:52; 165: Gilliard (A) dec. Alwine 8-4; 174: Lybarger (A) maj. dec. Page 14-1; 184: Robinson (A) dec. Elliott 10-4; 197: Conklin (Y) won by forfeit; 285: Panizzi (Y) won by forfeit.
Apprentice School Eliminated at VA Duals 22-20 by Wagner

The Apprentice School advanced to the second day of the Virginia Duals for the second year in a row, but this time they were not as fortunate as last season.

The Builders were eliminated from the event with a hard fought 22-20 loss to Wagner College. Apprentice School had more bout victories in this match (6-4) but three of the four defeats were by pin which provided the bonus points needed for the win.

Sophomore Kevin Hill opened the match for the Builders recording a 13-7 decision over Nicholas Keshecki and freshman Justin Olanowski earned a 19-1 tech fall victory over Joe Eurell to put the Builders ahead 8-0.

Sophomore Matt Perry's 10-5 victory at 149 pounds put the Builders up 11-5 heading into the middleweights. After a loss at 157, seniors Justin Gilliard (10-7 at 165 pounds) and Eric Lybarger (5-3 at 174) put Apprentice School ahead 17-10 heading into the final three bouts.

Wagner received a forfeit at 184 and recorded a win by pin at heavyweight to take the 22-20 win. In between that was a 7-2 victory for Kendall Ridenour at 197 pounds that gave the Builders a shot into the heavyweight match as they held a 17-16 advantage.

In the semifinals, the Builders fell 49-0 to NCAA Division II 10th-ranked Newberry College.   

Next up for the Builders will be a tri-match at York College in Pennsylvania next Saturday starting at noon.

NEWBERRY 49, APPRENTICE 0
125: Matt Oliver (N) maj. dec. Kevin Hill 12-1
133: Andrew Young (N) p. Jeff Jiron 1:16
141: Kyle Packer (N) p. Josh Flint :51
149: Latra Collack (N) p. Matt Perry 6:43
157: Christian Bryant (N) maj. dec. O'Bryant Beaufort 18-4
165: Alonso Alumendi (N) dec. Justin Gilliard 6-1
174: Bryant Blanton (N) maj. dec. Eric Lybarger 10-0
184: Keeno Griffin (N) won by forfeit
197: Kelly Anundson (N) maj. dec. Kendall Ridenour 11-0
285: Cy Wainwright (N) won by forfeit.
WAGNER 22, APPRENTICE SCHOOL 20
125: Kevin Hill (A) dec. Nicholas Keshecki 13-7
133: Justin Olanowski (A) tech fall Joe Eurell 19-1
141: Mike Tutunjian (W) tech fall Josh Flint 23-4
149: Matt Perry (A) dec. Patrick Larkin 10-5
157: Sean Quinn (W) tech fall O'Bryant Beaufort 15-0
165: Justin Gilliard (A) dec. Larry Peotter 10-7
174: Eric Lybarger (A) dec. Peter Morano 5-3
184: Ed Broderick (W) won by forfeit
197: Kendall Ridenour (A) dec. Anthony Interiano 7-2
285: John Graeffe (W) p. Josh Seal 2:11

Apprentice School Advances in Day One of Virginia Duals

With a flair for the dramatic, the Apprentice School recorded another first round advancement in the 28th annual Virginia Duals.

The Builders opened the event with a 28-27 victory against Millersville University. The deciding point came from the second criteria in winning the most six-point bouts. This marks the second straight year the Builders opened with a win over a NCAA Division I program as they opened the 2007 event with a 35-13 win over Davidson College.

Sophomore Kevin Hill opened the match for the Builders with a win by pin in 47 seconds over John Andel and freshman Justin Olanowski earned a win by forfeit at 133 pounds to give the Builders a 12-0 lead after the first two bouts.

Millersville responded with victories in the next three bouts, with two by pin and a tech fall to take a 17-12 advantage after 157 pounds.

Senior Justin Gilliard put the Builders back into the match with a 5-2 decision at 165 pounds to cut the deficit to 17-15. Fellow senior Eric Lybarger followed with a win by pin in 2:22 over Jeremy Brooks at 174 pounds to give the Builders a 21-17 advantage. The Marauders, a NCAA Division I program in Pennsylvania, got victories at 184 by pin and 197 by a major decision to take a 27-21 lead heading into heavyweight.

Freshman Josh Seal stepped out for the Builders and got his hand raised in victory as Millersville didn't have a heavyweight wrestler which ended the dual match 27-27. The first tie-breaking criteria was most victories which each team had five. The next criteria was the most six-point victories, which included pin, forfeit or disqualification. Apprentice School edged Millersville 4-3 in that category to earn the victory.

That victory puts the Builders into a 2 pm semifinal on Saturday against the 9th-ranked NCAA Division II program in Newberry College. The Indians and the Builders do have some common ground as Newberry started its program in the 2004-05 season and participated in the National Collegiate Wrestling Association before going full NCAA Division II the following season. Newberry, the top-seeded team in the American College Division, defeated McDaniel College 53-0 in its opening match.
APPRENTICE SCHOOL 28, MILLERSVILLE 27
125: Kevin Hill (A) p. John Andel :47
133: Justin Olanowski (A) won by forfeit.
141: Michael Greck (M) tech fall Josh Flint 16-0
149: Cody Becker (M) p. Matt Perry 2:51
157: Jarrett Hostettler (M) p. Austen Damico 3:45
165: Justin Gilliard (A) dec. David Morey 5-2
174: Eric Lybarger (A) p. Jeremy Brooks 2:22
184: Steve Funk (M) p. O'Bryant Beaufort 1:23
197: Raymond Bennett (M) maj. dec. Kendall Ridenour 14-5
HWT: Josh Seal (A) won by forfeit.

Apprentice School Open Va. Duals at 9 am Friday vs. Millersville

The Apprentice School wrestling team will open the 2008 Virginia Duals American College Division on Friday morning with a 9 am match against fourth-seeded Millersville University of Pennsylvania.

A win in that match will pit the Builders against the winner of top-seeded Newberry College (S.C.) and McDaniel College (Md.) at 2 pm on Saturday. If the Builders lose against Millersville they will face the loser of that match at 1 pm on Friday.

The Marauders wrestle as a NCAA Division I program and they are 0-3 in dual matches this year after losing to Bucknell University (37-0), George Mason University (29-12) and Lock Haven University (19-18). This marks their third appearance in the Virginia Duals after taking second in 2004 and fourth in 2005.

The Builders make their 17th appearance in the Virginia Duals after finishing second in the 2007 American College Division to South Dakota State. Apprentice School is 6-4 in dual matches this year after going 1-3 in the Desert Duals in Las Vegas prior to Christmas.

AMERICAN COLLEGE DIVISION

Friday Jan. 11 - 9 am

Match 1: #1 Newberry College (SC) vs. McDaniel College (MD)

Match 2: #4 Millersville University (PA) vs. Apprentice School

Friday Jan. 11 - 11 am

Match 3: #3 SUNY Brockport vs. St. Andrews (NC)

Match 4: #2 Gannon University (PA) vs. Wagner College (NY)

Friday Jan. 11 - 1 pm

Match 5: Newberry-McDaniel loser vs. Millersville-Apprentice loser

Match 6: Brockport-StAndrews loser vs. Gannon-Wagner loser

Friday Jan. 11 - 3 pm

Match 7: 1 pm losers

Saturday, Jan. 12 - 2 pm

Match 8: Newberry-McDaniel winner vs. Millersville-Apprentice winner

Match 9: Brockport-StAndrews winner vs. Gannon-Wagner winner

Saturday, Jan. 12 - 4 pm

Match 10: Match 8 loser vs. Match 6 winner

Match 11: Match 9 loser vs. Match 5 winner

Saturday, Jan. 12 - 6 pm

Match 12: Match 10 winner vs. Match 11 winner (3rd place)

Saturday, Jan. 12 - 8:30 pm

Match 13: Match 8 winner vs. Match 9 winner (Championship)

Apprentice School's Matt Perry Takes Fourth at 149 to Lead Builders at Division I States

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. -- The Apprentice School wrestling team finished sixth on Saturday competing in the Virginia Division I State Championships held at the John Paul Jones Arena at the University of Virginia.

Sophomore Matt Perry (Chesapeake, Va./Oscar Smith HS) was the top finisher for the Builders coming in fourth place at 149 pounds with a 2-2 record. He opened with an 8-1 loss to Pete Ferrara of UVA before taking his next two matches in the consolation bracket. Perry defeated Aaron Keeton of George Mason via a 9-7 decision and then advanced to the third place match with a medical forfeit victory over Pat Riley of Virginia. In that third place match he lost to Ferrara by a pin at 5:22.

The other victory on the day for the Builders was by freshman Charles Robinson (Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover HS) as he defeated Corey Vasbinder of Liberty in his first consolation match by an 8-4 decision.

Next up for the Builders will be the 28th annual Virginia Duals starting on Friday at the Hampton Coliseum.
2008 VIRGINIA INTERCOLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP
JOHN PAUL JONES ARENA
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Team Scores: Old Dominion 107; Virginia 101; Liberty 40.5; George Mason 32.5; VMI 15; Apprentice School 6.
APPRENTICE RESULTS
125 pounds
Ross Gitomer (UVA) tech fall Kevin Hill (Apprentice) 22-7
Billy Chamberlain (ODU) maj. dec. Hill 10-2
133 pounds
Kyle Hutter (ODU) p. Jeff Jiron (Apprentice) 1:44
Ryan Goodsell (VMI) p. Jiron 3:37
149 pounds
Pete Ferrara (UVA) dec. Matt Perry (Apprentice) 8-1
Perry dec. Aaron Keeton (George Mason) 9-7
Perry def. Pat Riley (UVA) medical forfeit
Ferrara p. Perry 5:22
165 pounds
Andrew Roak (George Mason) dec. Justin Gilliard (Apprentice) 4-3
Greg Scott (George Mason) maj. dec. Gilliard 14-1
184 pounds
Bill Widener (George Mason) maj. dec. Charles Robinson (Apprentice) 14-5
Robinson dec. Corey Vasbinder (Liberty) 8-4
Curtis Moore (VMI) dec. Robinson 5-0
197 pounds
Pat Hogan (Liberty) maj. dec. Kendall Ridenour 14-3
David Mendoza (ODU) p. Ridenour 1:21

Apprentice School Wrestling Team Plays Vegas for Annual Desert Duals Invitational

Simpson 31, Apprentice School 13

In their first of four matches on Tuesday in the Desert Duals, the Apprentice School wrestling team lost 31-13 to Simpson College of Iowa. Simpson won the first six bouts to take a 25-0 lead before senior Eric Lybarger scored a 10-2 major decision over Jordy Ammons for a 25-4 deficit. Freshman Charles Robinson recorded the first win by pin at 184 pounds with a victory over Ryan Napoli in 3:30 to cut the Simpson lead to 25-10. Senior Kendall Ridenour defeated Colton White at 197 pounds via a 7-4 decision for the Builders' final victory in the dual match.

125 - Sam Halvorson (S) dec. Justin Olanowski, 2-0; 133 - Derek Miller (S) won by fall over Kevin Hill, 5:32; 141 - Caleb Brus (S) maj. dec. Josh Flint, 18-8; 149 - Curtis Barber (S) maj. dec. Matt Perry, 11-2; 157 - Geoff Murtha (S) tech. fall O'Bryant Beaufort, 24-9; 165 - Ben Hektoen (S) dec. Justin Gilliard, 8-6; 174 - Eric Lybarger (A) maj. dec. Jordy Ammons, 10-2; 184 - Charles Robinson (A) won by fall over Ryan Napoli, 3:30; 197 - Kendall Ridenour (A) dec. Colton White, 7-4; 285 - Caleb Shaeffer (S) won by forfeit

Apprentice School 34, Central 18

In the second match of the day, the Builders rebounded with a 34-18 victory over Central College of Iowa. Apprentice School raced out to a 17-3 lead after the first four bouts as sophomore Kevin Hill opened the dual match with a win in 1:14 over Brandon Rose at 125 pounds and freshman Justin Olanowski got a win by forfeit at 133 pounds. Following a close 12-10 loss at 141 pounds, sophomore Matt Perry scored a 20-4 technical fall win over Nick Johnson for the 17-3 lead. Seniors Justin Gilliard (18-1 tech fall win at 165 pounds) and Eric Lybarger (win by pin in 1:28 at 174) helped push the Builders lead to 28-9 after 174 pounds as the Apprentice School evened its record in the event to 1-1.

125 - Kevin Hill (A) p. Brandon Rose, 1:14; 133 - Justin Olanowski (A) won by forfeit; 141 - Curtis Hobbs (Cen.) dec. Josh Flint, 12-10; 149 - Matt Perry (A) tech. fall Nick Johnson, 20-4; 157 - Kyle Ray (Cen.) p. O'Bryant Beaufort, 1:12; 165 - Justin Gilliard (A) tech. fall Kevin Yeoman, 18-1; 174 - Eric Lybarger (A) p. Josh Stutting, 1:28; 184 - Anthony Rollins (Cen.) dec. Daniel Hare, 8-3; 197 - Kendall Ridenour (A) won by forfeit; 285 - Nick Merical (Cen.) p. Josh Seal, 2:00

Great Falls (MT.) #2 35, Apprentice School 14                                                          

The Builders faced off against the second team of the third-ranked NAIA team in the University of Great Falls (Mt.) and lost 35-14.  Apprentice School won three matches in the dual coming all in a row. Justin Gilliard won his third match of the day with an 11-2 major decision at 165 pounds over Jacob Buttenhoff to cut the deficit to 21-4. Eric Lybarger also won his third match of the day with a 9-0 major decision over John Quintell at 174 pounds. Freshman Charles Robinson won his match at 184 by forfeit to make the score 21-14.

125: Jason Costello (GF) tech fall Justin Olanowski 20-2; 133: Brody Verrall (GF) dec. Kevin Hill 11-5; 141: Jeff Trafelet (GF) dec. Isaiah Myrick 6-1; 149: Josh Beeman (GF) p. Matt Perry 6:46; 157: Matt Pea (GF) tech fall O'Bryant Beaufort 20-4; 165: Justin Gilliard (A) maj. dec. Jacob Buttenhoff 11-2; 174: Eric Lybarger (A) maj. dec. John Quintell 9-0; 184: Charles Robinson (A) won by forfeit; 197: Scott Lucas (GF) p. Kendall Ridenour 2:59; 285: Paden Jenkins (GF) won by forfeit

Menlo (Ca.) 33, Apprentice School 15                                                                

Apprentice School closed the day by losing to Menlo University (Calif.) 33-15. Sophomore Kevin Hill started the match with his second win by pin defeating Jose Hernandez in 3:41 at 125 pounds. Sophomore Matt Perry recorded a 10-5 decision over Jarrell Price at 149 pounds, while senior Kendall Ridenour recorded a win via forfeit at 197 pounds for the Builder victories in this dual match.

125: Kevin Hill (A) p. Jose Hernandez 3:41; 133: Rudy Justo (M) won by forfeit; 141: Cody Gibson (M) maj. dec. Isaiah Myrick 12-3; 149: Matt Perry (A) dec. Jarrell Price 10-5; 157: Sean Weeks (M) p. O'Bryant Beaufort 4:19; 165: Robert Davis (M) tech fall Justin Gilliard 17-0; 174: Mike Jeffery (M) dec. Daniel Hare 17-10; 184: Cody Wilcox (M) dec. Charles Robinson 10-8; 197: Kendall Ridenour (A) won by forfeit; 285: Jesse Ruiz (M) won by forfeit

Apprentice School Wrestling Score Four Wins at Retriever Invitational

BALTIMORE, MD. - The Apprentice School wrestling team recorded four dual match victories on Saturday afternoon in the Retriever Invitational hosted by the University of Maryland-Baltimore County.

The Builders (4-2) defeated Towson University 35-21, the University of Delaware 57-6, Southern Virginia University 52-9 and the hosts 50-6.

Apprentice School had six wrestlers go 4-0 on the day (all had at least a win via forfeit):

Sophomore Kevin Hill (125 pounds) won two by pin (in 18 seconds vs. Delaware and 31 seconds vs. Southern Virginia) and one via a tech fall (15-0 in the UMBC match).
Senior Josh Flint (141/149 pounds) won one by pin (in 5:40 against Delaware) and one by major decision (11-2 against Towson).

Sophomore Matt Perry (149/157 pounds) won one by major decision (17-5 against Towson), one via tech fall (17-0 against Southern Virginia) and one by decision (8-7 at 157 pounds against UMBC).
Senior Justin Gilliard (165 pounds) won two via tech falls (18-2 against Towson and 15-0 against Southern Virginia) and one by decision (10-5 against Delaware).

Senior Eric Lybarger (174 pounds) won two by pin (in 6:01 against Delaware and 3:06 vs. UMBC) and one by major decision (9-0 vs. Towson)

Freshman Charles Robinson (184/235 pounds) won two by pin (in 6:28 vs. Towson and 1:08 vs. UMBC).
Next up for the Builders will be the Desert Duals in Las Vegas, Nevada on December 18.

APPRENTICE 35, TOWSON 21

125: Hill (A) won by forfeit; 133: Rickett (T) p. Wood 6:51; 141: Flint (A) maj. dec. Dibashio 11-2; 149: Perry (A) maj. dec. Wood 17-5; 157: Kizarski (T) dec. Beaufort 10-4; 165: Gilliard (A) tech fall Hagy 18-2; 174: Lybarger (A) maj. dec. Angelidis 9-0; 184: Robinson (A) p. Blake 6:28; 197: Fenn (T) p. Ridenour 2:15; 235: Feifer (T) p. Hare 1:21; 285: Seal (A) p. Hademariam 1:51

APPRENTICE 57, DELAWARE 6

125: Hill (A) p. Isakoff :18; 133: Wood (A) won by forfeit; 141: Flint (A) p. Delacadena 5:40; 149: Perry (A) won by forfeit; 157: Vandervolk (D) p. Beaufort 1:28; 165: Gilliard (A) dec. Wright 10-5; 174: Lybarger (A) p. Bard 6:01; 184: Hare (A) won by forfeit; 197: Ridenour (A) won by forfeit; 235: Robinson (A) won by forfeit; 285: Seal (A) won by forfeit

APPRENTICE 52, SOUTHERN VA. 9

125: Hill (A) p. Sheffield :31; 133: Davis (SV) p. Wood 4:52; 141: Flint (A) won by forfeit; 149: Perry (A) tech fall Zeledon 17-0; 157: Rose (SV) tech fall Damico 17-1; 165: Gilliard (A) tech fall Rowe 15-0; 174: Lybarger (A) won by forfeit; 184: Robinson (A) won by forfeit; 197: Ridenour (A) won by forfeit; 235: Seal (A) won by forfeit; 285: Hare (A) won by forfeit

APPRENTICE 50, UMBC 6

125: Hill (A) tech fall Dickerson 15-0; 133: Wood (A) p. Ingram 4:42; 141: Myrick (A) p. Vigliotti 1:43; 149: Flint (A) won by forfeit; 157: Perry (A) dec. Eassa 8-7; 165: Gilliard (A) won by forfeit; 174: Lybarger (A) p. Shih 3:06; 184: Robinson (A) p. Stish 1:08; 197: Ridenour (A) dec. Romero 9-7, SV; 235: Hare (A) dec. LaPoint 8-4; 285: Mansour (UMBC) p. Seal 1:30The Apprentice School Weekend Results

Championship First Round

125 20 Eric Brown (St. Andrews) DEC Kevin Hill (The Apprentice School) M
12-4

141 272 Nick Jones (UNC Pembroke-Unattached) DEC Isaiah Myrick (The
Apprentice School) D 7-5

149 383 Matt Perry (The Apprentice School) DEC Kyle Baird
(Gardner-Webb-Unattached) D 5-4

157 511 Trey Kirkland (UNC Pembroke-Unattached) WBF Austen Damico (The
Apprentice School) F 1:00

165 654 #6 John Murray (Spartanburg Methodist) DEC Justin Gilliard (The
Apprentice School) M 12-3

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Championship Second Round

133 160 Joe Coughlin (George Mason) WBF Charles Wood (The Apprentice
School) F 0:59

149 413 Matt Perry (The Apprentice School) WBTF Jeremy McPhearson
(Limestone) T1 17-2; 7:0

149 424 Kurtis Hess (Carson-Newman) DEC Josh Flint (The Apprentice
School) D 8-3

184 919 #5 John Barone (Duke) WBTF Eric Lybarger (The Apprentice School)
T1 17-2; 6:0

184 923 #3 Darius Caldwell (Unattached) DEC Daniel Hare (The Apprentice
School) D 2-0

184 930 Derek Garris (UNC Pembroke) DEC Charles Robinson (The Apprentice
School) D 5-2
Wrestleback Second Round

125 89 Kevin Hill (The Apprentice School) WBF R.J. Mazzatta (Campbell -
Unattached) F FOR

141 341 Isaiah Myrick (The Apprentice School) DEC Fred Tucker
(Spartanburg Methodist) M 11-2

149 460 Kyle Baird (Gardner-Webb-Unattached) DEC Josh Flint (The
Apprentice School) D 9-3

157 587 Jeff Slaven (Spartanburg Methodist) DEC Austen Damico (The
Apprentice School) D 9-6

165 721 Justin Gilliard (The Apprentice School) DEC Jeremiah Perkins
(Limestone) D 6-2

184 962 Charles Robinson (The Apprentice School) DEC Brian Hurley (The
Citadel-Unattached) D 9-5
Championship Third Round

149 428 Matt Perry (The Apprentice School) DEC #8 Dennis Fix (UNC
Pembroke-Unattached) D 4-3

197 1058 #8 Jermiah Webb (Spartanburg Methodist) DEC Dendall Ridenour
(The Apprentice School) D 3-2

197 1063 #7 Robert Holbrook (Duke) DEC Josh Seal (The Apprentice School)
D 10-3
Wrestleback Third Round

125 100 Kevin Hill (The Apprentice School) WBF Tony McCurry
(Gardner-Webb) F 3:23

133 229 Bo Usary (King College) WBF Charles Wood (The Apprentice School)
F 2:37

141 352 A.J. Guardado (Duke) WBF Isaiah Myrick (The Apprentice School) F
6:05

165 731 Justin Gilliard (The Apprentice School) DEC Tim Paige (King
College) D 5-2

184 978 Charles Robinson (The Apprentice School) WBF Joe Trotto
(Unattached) F FOR

184 981 Jimmy Webb (George Mason) DEC Daniel Hare (The Apprentice
School) M 15-4

184 983 Eric Lybarger (The Apprentice School) DEC Joseph DeLisle (The
Citadel) M 9-1
Wrestleback Fourth Round

125 108 Kevin Hill (The Apprentice School) WBF Evan Rudisill (St.
Andrews) F 0:32

165 739 John Clemmer (UNC Pembroke) DEC Justin Gilliard (The Apprentice
School) M 13-2

184 986 Bill Widener (George Mason) DEC Charles Robinson (The Apprentice
School) D 4-1
184 991 Eric Lybarger (The Apprentice School) WBF Derek Garris (UNC
Pembroke) F 2:00

197 1113 Tyler Barberi (Marion Military Institute) WBF Josh Seal (The
Apprentice School) F 1:12
197 1118 Dendall Ridenour (The Apprentice School) DEC Waholi Revels
(Limestone) D 7-0

Championship Quarter-Finals Ro

149 435 #1 Dustin Center (University of the Cumberlands) WBTF Matt Perry
(The Apprentice School) T1 15-0; 6:30
Wrestleback Fifth Round

125 114 Kevin Hill (The Apprentice School) DEC Matt Hall
(Limestone-Unattached) D 7-6

184 996 Eric Lybarger (The Apprentice School) WBF Alex Driggers (King
College) F 3:11

197 1123 #1 Dustin Porter (Gardner-Webb) DEC Dendall Ridenour (The
Apprentice School) D 3-1

Wrestleback Sixth Round

125 118 Kevin Hill (The Apprentice School) DEC P.J. Martinez (University
of the Cumberlands) M 10-2

149 496 Jeff Steele (University of the Cumberlands) DEC Matt Perry (The
Apprentice School) D 1-0

184 1000 Eric Lybarger (The Apprentice School) WBF Dwayne Coward
(Unattached) F FOR

Wrestleback Quarter-Finals Round

125 121 #5 C.J. Hamilton (Marion Military Institute) DEC Kevin Hill (The
Apprentice School) M 16-3

184 1003 #4 Sam O'Hair (Davidson) WBF Eric Lybarger (The Apprentice
School) F 4:55

Apprentice School Names Bruce Shumaker Head Wrestling Coach

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. - Bruce Shumaker, long-time high school wrestling
coach across the Peninsula, was named today as the Head Wrestling Coach
at The Apprentice School by Director of Athletics Bill Casto. Shumaker
comes to the Builders after serving as the coach at Lafayette High
School since 1998.

"I'm excited to have Bruce join our coaching staff," said Casto.
"His experience and history of success makes him a great addition to our
program. Bruce's credibility in high school wrestling across this state
will greatly enhance our recruiting efforts."

Shumaker graduated from Edinboro University where he was a
walk-on with the wrestling program who progressed to earning a partial
scholarship by the end of his first season. He won over 70% of his
collegiate bouts in his four-years and participated in two Olympic
Trials.

His first area stop was at Denbigh High School from 1974-80
before heading to Lexington, VA for a season as an Assistant Coach at
Virginia Military Institute and six years at Natural Bridge High School.
At Natural Bridge, he coached 10 individual state champions and 12
place-winners from 1981-87.

He returned to the Peninsula in 1989 to coach at Mathews High
School where his teams compiled a 118-48 dual match record. His Blue
Devil teams won five regional and two state titles, while placing in the
top three four times. At Mathews he won his first of two Virginia State
Wrestling Coach of the Year honors.

Since 1998 he has been the coach at Lafayette High School in
Williamsburg. In that time his teams have been 184-41 in dual meets and
have won three Bay Rivers District Dual Meet titles. The Rams have won
three Region I titles and have been runner-ups five times. In the
Virginia Group AA Tournament the Rams have been in the top 10 seven
times in nine years including two fourth-place finishes.

Former Daily Press wrestling reporter, now Director of Media
Relations for the National Wrestling Coaches Association, Jason Bryant,
had nothing but praises for Shumaker and his return to collegiate
coaching. "Having grown up in Hampton Roads and knowing Bruce Shumaker
on both a personal and professional level, I think the Apprentice School
is making a sound choice," said Bryant who is also the lead wrestling
writer and webmaster for Intermatwrestle.com. "Bruce is loyal to the
area, a solid technical coach, holds a great knowledge of the sport of
wrestling and is one of the most respected coaches in the state and
country."

Shumaker looks to hit the ground running with the Builders. "I
feel very fortunate to be the new coach of the Apprentice School. This
is a serious wrestling program and there will be a new challenge every
week," he said. "Our first priority will be to continue the success of
the Builder's wrestling and then to make a connection with some of the
local talent."

Apprentice's Athletic Director Casto Inducted to NCWA Hall of Fame Founders Club

Apprentice School Athletic Director Bill Casto was inducted on Thursday,
March 8 into the National Collegiate Wrestling Association Hall of Fame
Founders Club in Garland, Texas. The induction was in conjunction with
the NCWA National Championships held at the Garland Special Events
Center.

Casto was inducted for his years of service to the NCWA as regional
commissioner, chairman and national tournament co-director for two
years.
Apprentice Builders Roll to 49-6 Over UMBC

BALTIMORE, MD. - The Apprentice School scored a pair of wins by pin and
rolled by University of Maryland-Baltimore County 49-6 in a dual match
on Saturday morning.

After opening by winning a pair by forfeit, the Builders registered wins
at 141 pounds by Jeremiah Jones in a 6-3 decision and at 149 pounds
behind junior Josh Flint's pin in 2:09. The Golden Retrievers scored
their victory at 157 pounds before the Builders ran off three decisions
behind Rudy Leming at 165 (14-9), Eric Lybarger at 174 (13-7) and a
major decision from Justin Gilliard at 184 (20-8). Kendall Ridenour
scored the other pin winning his match at 197 pounds in 4:02 as the next
two matches were forfeited to the Builders.

Apprentice School now travels to Las Vegas, Nevada on December 19 to
participate in the Desert Duals hosted by Wartburg College (Iowa).

APPRENTICE SCHOOL 49, UMBC 6

125: Hill (A) won by forfeit; 133: Welch (A) won by forfeit; 141: Jones
(A) dec. Demianovich 6-3; 149: Flint (A) p. Vigliotti 2:09; 157:
Broadwater (UMBC) p. Perry 1:10; 165: Leming (A) d. Huber 14-9; 174:
Lybarger (A) d. Hornzell 13-7; 184: Gilliard (A) maj. dec. Vogelzon
20-8; 197: Ridenour (A) p. Toro 4:02; 235: Campbell (A) won by forfeit;
HWT: Lee (A) won by forfeit

Builders Take Third at Ashland, Ohio Tournament

Arnold's second place tops six in top three

ASHLAND, OH. - The Apprentice School wrestling team finished third out
of eight teams Saturday at the Simonsen Excavation Invitational hosted
by Ashland University.

Senior Tommy Arnold (197 pounds) was the top finisher for the Builders
coming in second place. Five teammates took third place in the event
won by the host Ashland squad. Freshman Kevin Hill (125 pounds), senior
Micah Amrozowicz (133), junior Josh Flint (141), junior Eric Lybarger
(174) and junior Justin Gilliard (184) all took third place.

The host Eagles, ranked 15th in NCAA Division II, won the event with
Notre Dame College (Oh.) coming in second.

Apprentice School Wrestling from East Stroudsburg

EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. - The Apprentice School wrestling team ventured to
the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania and competed in the 40th annual
East Stroudsburg Open on Saturday. Over 390 wrestlers from many top
Division I schools on the east coast participated.

Senior Rudy Leming went 2-2 at 165 pounds while senior Eric Lybarger was
2-2 at 174 pounds for the only wrestlers to win two matches in the tough
tournament.

Next up for the Builders will be a visit to Ashland, Ohio for the
Ashland Invitational on December 2.

133: Adam Welch (A) p. Matt Gambale (Gloucester CC) 4:17; Simon Orozco
(Harvard) def. Welch inj def.; Rob Labrake (Clarion) def. Welch med.
def.; Joe Dial (USMMA Prep) p. Jimmy Belcher 5:51; Maris (Lock Haven)
maj. dec. Belcher 12-4

141: Jeremiah Jones (A) dec. Kevin Clarkson (Del Val) 9-4; Kellen
Bradley (Sir Wrestling) dec. Jones 7-0; Joe Schick (ESU) maj. dec. Jones
7-0

149: Pat Lloyd (Buffalo) dec. Matt Perry (A) 5-0; Nick Weaver (Rider)
maj. dec. Kyle Kerney (A) 14-0; Kerney p. Benson (Nassau CC) 5:47;
Daniel Harrington (Lock Haven Club) p. Perry 2:26; Harrington maj. dec.
Kerney 13-4

157: Jake Wilson (Shippensburg) p. Dave Thornton (A) :30; Collins
(Blair) dec. Thornton 6-5

165: John Mangini (unattached) dec. Rudy Leming (A) 7-4; Leming dec.
Piasecki (Gardner Webb) 11-6; Leming def. Zipkin (Unattached) forfeit;
Baughn (Va. Tech) p. Leming 3:30.

174: Eric Lybarger (A) dec. Dan Dadinno (Nassau CC) 5-3; McPaul Ogbonna
(Rutgers) dec. Lybarger 8-5; Lybarger maj. dec. McCoy (Lock Haven) 14-5;
Hunter (Drexel) dec. Lybarger 7-2.

184: Brooks Keefer (American) maj. dec. Russell Dawson (A) 10-0; Jesse
Hasseman (Bloomsburg) maj. dec. Justin Gilliard (A) 9-1; (West (Del Val)
dec. Gilliard 6-2; Holland (Nassau CC) dec. Dawson 7-1.

197: Tommy Arnold (Apprentice) dec. Eric Burnett (Penn State) 4-3; Alex
Kaufmann (Port Jervis) maj. dec. Kendall Ridenour (Apprentice) 13-4;
Gilmore (Maryland) p. Ridenour 5:53; Parisi (Army Prep) tech fall Arnold
16-0; Hunter (USMMA Prep) dec. Arnold 14-7

285: Tyler Robey (Va. Tech) dec. Jimmy Campbell (A) 5-3; Zac Walsh
(Olympic) p. Matt Brunscheon (A) :30; Watkins (Unattached) dec.
Brunscheon 6-1; Logan (JMU) p. Campbell :39

Apprentice School Wrestling at UNCP CLassic

Flint, Perry pick up three wins in event

PEMBROKE, NC - The Apprentice School made its annual trek to Pembroke,
N.C. for the UNC Pembroke Classic and fared well in the strong event.
Junior Josh Flint (133 pounds) and freshman Matt Perry (149 pounds) went
3-2 in the tournament.

Flint lost his opening match before taking three straight in the
consolation round. He scored a 17-1 technical fall victory over Freeman
Cooler of Spartanburg Methodist before eliminating teammate Adam Welch
12-5.

Perry followed the same format losing his opening match before scoring a
pinfall in 75 seconds, a 2-1 decision and a 14-5 major decision over
Matt Pavlus of UNC Pembroke before falling in the consolation fourth
round.

The Builders will have their home opener on Wednesday night when they
face UNC Pembroke in a dual match starting at 6:30 p.m.

Builders Take Four Top 4 Spots at W&J Open

WASHINGTON, Pa. -- The Apprentice School participated in the Washington
& Jefferson Open Invitational on Sunday and came away with four top four
spots in the 11-team tournament.

Senior Micah Amrozowicz (Va. Beach, Va./Kellam) and freshman Matt Perry
(Chesapeake, Va./Oscar Smith) were 7-1 at 141 and 149 pounds to take
third place. Senior Rudy Leming (Fernandina Beach, Fla./Fernandina
Beach) was 4-1 at 174 pounds for third, while sophomore Kendall Ridenour
(Spring Mills, Pa./Penns Valley) was 3-2 at 197 pounds to take fourth.
Also earning a top six spot was junior Josh Flint (Buena Vista,
Va./Parry McCluer) at 133 pounds.

Next up for the Builders will be their annual trip to Pembroke, NC for
the UNC Pembroke Open on November 11.

W&J OPEN INVITATIONAL RESULTS
No Team Scores kept
Washington, Pa.

125 pounds: Osterberger (Thiel) dec. Kevin Hill (A) 11-6; Hill p. Kelly
(Mercyhurst NE) 4:37; Gianuzzi (MNE) dec. Hill 6-5

133 pounds: Rhoads (Elizabethtown) dec. Josh Flint (A) 5-3; Dutala (MNE)
dec. Jimmy Belcher (A) 10-8; Bartholomew (Etown) dec. Adam Welch (A)
6-5; Flint dec. Welch 6-5; Kline (MNE) p. Belcher 4:48; Flint dec. Kulka
(MNE) 2-1; Flint dec. Hogan (Thiel) 8-6; Cobbs (Duquesne) p. Flint 4:51

141 pounds: Micah Amrozowicz (A) dec. McIntyre (UP-J) 6-1; Amrozowicz
dec. Rose (Thiel) 4-3; West (MNE) dec. Amrozowicz 3-1; Dreger (Mt.
Union) dec. Jeremiah Jones (A) 5-0; McIntyre (UPJ) dec. Jones 5-0;
Amrozowicz dec. Falo (Thiel) 5-2; Amrozowicz dec. McIntyre 5-1;
Amrozowicz dec. Milanak (UPJ) 3-1; Amrozowicz dec. Ervine (Unattached)
6-4.

149 pounds: Matt Perry (A) p. McGraffic (Unattached) 5:04; Perry dec.
Owens (Unattached) 4-0; Loeffler (Mt. Union) dec. Kyle Kerney (A) 9-2;
Croswell (Etown) dec. Perry 1-0; McGraffic (Unattached) dec. Kerney 6-4;
Perry dec. Yackey (W&J) 3-2; Perry dec. Petrakis (UPJ) 4-0; Perry def.
Loeffler (Mt. Union) med. forf.; Perry dec. Croswell (Etown) 5-2.
174 pounds: Costa (Thiel) dec. Rudy Leming (A) 7-6; Leming p. McCabe
(Thiel) 2:30; Leming (A) p. Monday (W&J) 3:10; Leming (A) dec. Epps
(Etown) 8-2

184 pounds: Allerding (Unattached) dec. Justin Gilliard (A) 3-2; Walsh
(UPJ) maj. dec. Gilliard 10-2

197 pounds: Fowler (UPJ) maj. dec. Kendall Ridenour (A) 13-4; Tommy
Arnold (A) p. Dombrowski (MNE) 3:14; Frank (Duquesne) dec. Arnold 4-0;
Ridenour d. Bianco (Duquesne) 10-4; Zubach (Seton Hill) dec. Arnold 8-5;
Ridenour p. Mercer (W&J) 5:53; Rodenour dec. Zubach (Seton Hill) 4-1;
Frank (Duquesne) dec. Ridenour 3-2

Heavyweight: Brown (Thiel) p. Matt Brunscheon (A) 1:10; Tomporski (UPJ)
p. Jimmy Campbell (A) 5:56; Campbell dec. Tyler (Mt. Union) 9-4; Jahnke
(Mt. Union) p. Brunscheon 1:16; Campbell p. Berry (Thiel) 4:38; Flukas
(Thiel) maj. dec. Campbell 10-2

Builders defeat W&J 39-3 to Open Wrestling Season

WASHINGTON, Pa. - The Apprentice School opened its 2006-07 wrestling
season Saturday night with a 39-3 victory over Washington & Jefferson
College at the Henry Memorial Center in Washington, Pa.

Seniors Rudy Leming and Tommy Arnold earned victories by fall as the
Builders won the last eight bouts, two by fall and one by major decision
to score the season opening victory. Leming earned his pin in 1:15 at
174 pounds, while Arnold pinned his opponent at 197 pounds in 6:42.

Apprentice School will compete in the Washington & Jefferson Open
Invitational starting at 10 am on Sunday.

APPRENTICE SCHOOL 39, WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 3

157: Perry (A) dec. Yackey 10-4

165: Bonaccorsi (W&J) dec. Thornton 8-5

174: Leming (A) p. Monday 1:15

184: Gilliard (A) dec. Price 7-5

197: Arnold (A) p. McCormick 6:42

HWT: Ridenour (A) maj. dec. Prudence 9-1

125: Hill (A) won by forfeit

133: Flint (A) won by forfeit

141: Amrozowicz (A) dec. Lewandowski 8-3

149: Jones (A) dec. Stewart 9-8 (2OT)
Apprentice School takes Second Place at NCWA Nationals

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. - The Apprentice School had one of its better
finishes in recent years with six All-Americans as they came in second
in the 2006 National Collegiate Wrestling Association National
Championships held at the Grand Valley DeltaPlex.

Apprentice School managed four third place finishers, one fourth and one
sixth for six All-Americans to raise the school total to 45 in the eight
years they have participated in the NCWA. This also marked the fourth
time in eight years that the Builders have finished second in the
national tournament.

"With missing starters at two weights and the injuries we had coming
into the tournament, this was a great weekend for our team," said
Apprentice School coach Jeff Rusak. "We followed the same format we had
on Friday as we struggled early and came on strong when it counted for
place matches. The guys got key pins and tech falls for points in the
wrestlebacks for bonus points. I am very proud of the guys."

Junior Micah Amrozowicz ended a record-setting first year for the
Builders by taking third place at 133 pounds. He lost his semifinal
match 9-1 to eventual champion Rollie Peterkin of Blair Academy.
Amrozowicz bounced back by taking a fall over Daniel Chapman from Fresno
State in 1:35 and then won his third place match over David Miller of
Central Florida 5-0. He finished his junior year with a 45-8 record
which is a school mark for wins in a season

Sophomore Jon Glavin became a two-time All-American by finishing third
at 141 pounds. He continued his run through the consolation round with
a 6-2 win over Jeremiah Lamphere of Auburn, 11-3 over Brian Bumpus of
New Hampshire and then got a default victory over Michael Parisi of
Northampton Community College. In the third place match he defeated
Paul Rothenberg of Central Florida 12-4. Glavin, who took third at 133
pounds as a freshman, finished with a record of 32-17 and went 7-1 in
the tournament.

Junior Rudy Leming matched Glavin's run through the consolation rounds
at 165 pounds as he took third as well. He recorded a 7-1 record in the
tournament with four wins by fall. On Saturday he pinned Lucas Weller
of Kansas State in 2:14, then got revenge for his opening round loss to
Lance Esch of University of Rio Grande with a 14-7 win. In the
consolation semifinal he got a forfeit victory over Brandon Wallace of
UNC Pembroke and won his third place match in 1:14 over Chris Kostel of
Miami University. Leming, also an All-American in 2003 coming in third
at 157, finished his season with a 35-16 record.

Sophomore Cecil Lee took home third place honors at heavyweight. After
losing in the semifinals to the eventual champion from the University of
Cincinnati, he scored a 4-3 victory in tiebreaker over Joe Rico of
Fresno State University. For third place he decisioned Ivan Pinney of
Texas Tech University 9-2. This is Lee's second All-American honor as
he was fifth at 235 pounds last year and finished the year with a 33-15
record which is the third most wins on the team this year.

Senior Reuben Russell lost his match for third place 6-3 to Justin
Ianello of University of South Florida. He started Saturday in the
semifinals and lost 10-3 to Mike Gutilla of Blair Academy. He advanced
to the third place match via a forfeit over David VandenAvond of
UW-Milwaukee. Russell, in earning his first All-American honor, went
4-2 in the tournament and finished the year 24-12.

Sophomore Justin Gilliard finished sixth at 174 pounds to earn his first
All-American award. After starting out strong on Friday with three
wins, he lost three straight matches on Saturday to fall to sixth place.
The Virginia Beach, Va. native finished with 19 wins on the year.

2006 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE WRESTLING ASSOCIATION

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

GRAND RAPIDS DELTAPLEX

Grand Rapids, Michigan

TEAM SCORES

Top 10 (of 62)

1. Grand Valley State 188; 2. Apprentice School 114.5; 3. Pensacola
Christian 87.5; 4. University of Central Florida 85; 5. Northampton CC
75.5; 6. Toledo 51; 7. Miami Univ. 49.5; 8. Fresno State, Blair Academy
45; 10. Kansas State 39

APPRENTICE SCHOOL SATURDAY RESULTS

133 pounds

Semifinals: Rollie Peterkin (Blair Acad.) maj. dec. Micah Amrozowicz
(Apprentice) 9-1

Consolation Semifinals: Amrozowicz p. Daniel Chapman (Fresno State) 1:35

Third Place: Amrozowicz dec. David Miller (Central Florida) 5-0

141 pounds

Consolation Fourth Round: Glavin dec. Jeremiah Lamphere (Auburn) 6-2

Consolation Quarters: Glavin maj. dec. Brian Bumpus (New Hampshire) 11-3

Consolation Semifinal Glavin def. Michael Parisi (Northampton CC)
default

Third Place: Glavin maj. dec. Paul Rothenberg (Central Fla.) 12-4

157 pounds

Semifinal: Mike Gutilla (Blair Acad.) dec. Reuben Russell (Apprentice)
10-3

Consolation Semifinals: Russell def. David Vanden Avond (UW-Milwaukee)
forfeit

Third Place: Justin Ianello (South Florida) dec. Russell 6-3

165 pounds

Consolation Fourth Round: Rudy Leming (Apprentice) p Lucas Weller
(Kansas St.) 2:14

Consolation Quarters : Leming dec. Lance Esch (Rio Grande) 14-7

Consolation Semifinals: Leming def. Brandon Wallace (UNCP) forfeit

Third Place: Leming p. Chris Kostel (Miami University) 1:14

174 pounds

Semifinals: Dustin Dean (Grand Valley State) dec. Justin Gilliard
(Apprentice) 8-2

Consolation Semifinals: Tommy Priestly (Ohio St.) dec. Gilliard 8-4

Fifth Place: Jaret Grossman (Bryant) dec. Gilliard 12-8

184 pounds

Consolation Fourth Round: Jeremiah Bates (Indiana Wesleyan) p. Tommy
Arnold (Apprentice) 4:07

197 pounds

Consolation Fourth Round: Jack Carey (Auburn) p. Jim Campbell
(Apprentice) 1:23

285 pounds

Semifinals: Jesse Black (Cincinnati) dec. Cecil Lee (Apprentice) 8-6

Consolation Semifinals: Lee dec. Joe Rico (Fresno St.) 4-3, TB-7

Third Place: Lee dec. Ivan Pinney (Texas Tech) 9-2
Apprentice Take NCWA MAC Conference Crown

Four wrestlers win weight classes as 11 qualify for nationals

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. - The Apprentice School took four first-places and
three second-place finishes as they won the 2006 National Collegiate
Wrestling Association Mid-Atlantic Conference Championship for the third
straight year on Saturday at home. The Builders scored 159.5 points to
outdistance first-year club team UNC Pembroke (116.5) and Virginia Tech
University (95) in the 14-team field.

Earning Most Outstanding Wrestler honors was Apprentice School sophomore
Cecil Lee at heavyweight as he took first place with three wins via
fall. In the finals, he pinned Corey Winston from UNC Pembroke in 6:42.
Winston was a two-time NCAA All-American at 197 pounds for UNCP.

Junior Micah Amrozowicz continued his stellar season as he won both of
his matches at 133 pounds to take that division. His first win, a fall
over Logan Davis of Southern Virginia University in 4:11, gave him
40-wins on the year for the first Builder to break the 40-win mark in 15
years.

Sophomore Jon Glavin won three matches, two by decision, to win the
title at 141-pounds. In the finals he decisioned Mike Nash of UNC
Pembroke 11-5 to raise his record on the year to 25-16.

Senior Reuben Russell won the title at 157-pounds for the Builders with
three wins, two of those coming by pinfall. In the finals he pinned
Jerry Stegner of UNCP in 2:10 to raise his record to 20-10 heading into
NCWA Nationals.

Three other wrestlers took second at their weights: Senior Charles Owusu
(125 pounds), junior Rudy Leming (165 pounds) and sophomore Justin
Gilliard (174 pounds) all made it to the finals before losing.

Next up for the Builders will be the 2006 NCWA Nationals in Grand
Rapids, Michigan on March 3-4.

NCWA MID-ATLANTIC CONFERENCE

At Apprentice School

TEAM Scores: Apprentice School 159.5; UNC Pembroke 116.5; Virginia Tech
95; Maryville 87; UMBC 71.5; Southern Virginia 63; UNCP-B 35; Catawba
26.5; South Carolina 18; Clemson 17; Southern Va. B 15.5; Apprentice B
14.5; Vanderbilt 13; Maryville B 8.

Apprentice Results

125

Semifinals: Charles Owusu (App) def. Doug Gainey (SC) inj. def.

Finals: Brandon Flood (SVU) maj. dec. Owusu 17-8

133

Round-Robin: Micah Amrozowicz (App) p. Logan Davis (SVU) 4:11

Micah Amrozowicz maj. dec. Michael House (UNCP) 19-6

141

First Round: Jon Glavin (App) dec. Luke Bethas (VT) 5-1

Mike Nash (UNCP) maj. dec. Adam Welch (App) 16-6

Semifinals: Glavin p. Matt Skipper (UNCP) 6:06

Consolation Semifinals: Skipper dec. Welch 5-3

Fifth Place: Welch def. Bethas med. forf.

Finals: Glavin dec. Mike Nash (UNCP) 11-5

149

First Round: Josh Flint (App) p. Andrew Cross (UNCP) 3:26

Quarterfinals: Flint p. Daniel Gregory (Maryville) 2:21

Semifinals: Russell Tebeleff (VT) dec. Flint 7-3

Consolation Semifinal: Flint maj. dec. Patrick Hughes (Vanderbilt) 8-0

3rd Place: Terrell Hobbs (UNCP) maj. dec. Flint 13-3

157

Quarterfinals: Reuben Russell (App) p. Jon Hoepper (Maryville) 2:06

Semifinals: Russell maj. dec. Sean Tilley (VT) 8-0

Finals: Russell p. Jerry Stegner (UNCP) 2:10

165

Quarterfinals: Rudy Leming (App) p. Raul Almeida (Maryville) :46

Donnie Floyd (Maryville) p. Dave Thornton (App) 2:47

Semifinals: Leming (App) dec. Jordon Goodsell (SVU) 7-0

First Round Consolation: Thornton p. Doug Milburn (VT) 5:05

Second Round Consolation: Goodsell dec. Thornton 9-2

Fifth Place: Donnie Floyd (Maryville) p. Thornton 4:03

Finals: Brandon Wallace (UNCP) p. Leming 4:13

174

Quarterfinals: Justin Gilliard (App) dec. Steve Vogelzon (UMBC) 8-7

Semifinals: Gilliard dec. John Conyers (UNCP) 9-7

Finals: Aaron Lynch (UNCP) maj. dec. Gilliard 14-1

184

Quarterfinals: Tommy Arnold (App) tech fall Emmanuel Toro (UMBC) 17-2

Semifinals: Scott Wesselman (Maryville) p. Arnold 2:15

Consolation Semifinals: Arnold p. Matt Dobson (Clemson) 5:05

3rd Place: Arnold dec. Dustin Ethridge (UNCP) 5-3

197

First Round: Eric Lambert (S. Car.) dec. Jim Campbell (App) 8-7

Second Round Consolation: Campbell p. Andrew Carter (Clemson) 2:23

Third Round Consolation: Campbell p. Tony Cress (UNCP) 1:27

Consolation Semifinals: Campbell p. Scott Gillespie (Maryville) 2:19

3rd Place: Campbell def. Lambert med. forf.

235

First Round: Joshua Bake (SVU) maj. dec. Jesse Jennings (App) 18-5

Second Round Consolation: Jennings p. David Ethier (Maryville) 3:54

Third Round Consolation: Elliot Freed (VT) dec. Jennings 10-4

285

First Round: Cecil Lee (App) p. Scott Metcalf (UNCP) 4:18

Semifinals: Lee p. Kyle Lofty (Maryville) 5:32

Finals: Lee p. Corey Winston (UNCP) 6:42

Apprentice School Splits Wrestling Action at Division I Campbell

BUIES CREEK, N.C. -- The Apprentice School ended its dual match season
on Tuesday night splitting a pair of matches at Campbell University in
Buies Creek, N.C. The Builders defeated NCAA Division II Belmont Abbey
College 40-7, while losing to the host Division I Camels 37-12.
In the opening match against former NCWA rival Belmont Abbey, the
Crusaders took two of the first three matches with junior Micah
Amrozowicz earning a forfeit victory at 133 pounds for the Builders
first points. After losing a 9-7 decision at 141 pounds, the Builders
ran the table winning the next seven matches on a pair of decisions, one
major decision, one pinfall by Cecil Lee at heavyweight and three
forfeits for the 40-7 win.

Against the host Camels, Apprentice School earned victories at 133
pounds by Amrozowicz (18-3 tech fall), Reuben Russell at 157 pounds (7-3
decision) and Justin Gilliard at 174 pounds (forfeit). The pair of wins
by Amrozowicz raises his record to a school best 39-7.
Apprentice School closes out its dual match season with an 11-14 record
and now will have off next weekend before hosting the NCWA Mid-Atlantic
Conference Championships on February 18.

Apprentice School 40, Belmont Abbey 7
125: Chris Neidermeier (BAC) maj. dec. Charles Owusu 12-2; 133: Micah
Amrozowicz (App) won by forfeit; 141: Tony Butler (BAC) dec. Adam Welch
9-7; 149: Josh Flint (App) won by forfeit; 157: David Thornton (App) won
by forfeit; 165: Reuben Russell (App) dec. Brian West 11-4; 174: Justin
Gilliard (App) maj. dec. Tim Stanton 16-5; 184: Tommy Arnold (App) dec.
Mark Blair 8-7; 197: Jesse Jennings (App) won by forfeit; 285: A.J.
Scales (BAC) p. Cecil Lee 6:18.

Campbell University 37, Apprentice School 12
125: Richie Apolinar (CU) maj. dec. Charles Owusu 20-11; 133: Micah
Amrozowicz (A) tech fall Trevour Smith 18-3; 141: Elliot Berger (CU) p.
Adam Welch 5:26; 149: Steve Wiktorek (CU) p. Josh Flint 1:41; 157:
Reuben Russell (A) dec. Nick Amato 7-3; 165: Brent Poynter (CU) p. David
Thornton 3:15; 174: Justin Gilliard (A) won by forfeit; 184: Kyle
Higgins (CU) p. Tommy Arnold 4:59; 197: Jason Cook (CU) def. Jim
Campbell disq.; 285: Jeremiah Fennell (CU) dec. Cecil Lee 6-4 (OT)

Wrestlers Take Fourth at Doug Cherry

BETHLEHEM, PA. -- The Apprentice School wrestling team finished fourth
out of 20 teams over the weekend in the Doug Cherry Invitational hosted
by Northampton Community College.

Four Builders finished in the top four in their weight class as junior
Micah Amrozowicz (Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam) took second at 133 pounds,
sophomore Cecil Lee (Portsmouth, Va./Churchland) took third at
heavyweight, junior Rudy Leming (Fernandina Beach, Fla./Fernandina
Beach) took third at 165 and sophomore Jon Glavin (Roseville,
Ca./Woodcreek) was fourth at 141.

Next up for the Builders will be a tri-match on Tuesday night at
Campbell University with Belmont Abbey College starting at 6 pm

Apprentice School Takes Second Builder Invitational

Amrozowicz, Leming win individual titles

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. - The Apprentice School took second place out of 13
teams on Saturday in the 26th annual Builder Invitational wrestling
tournament. Two Builders won their weight classes, while three others
took second.

Junior Micah Amrozowicz took all three matches to win at 133 pounds. He
opened with a win by fall in 4:17 over Evan Molinelli of William & Mary
before taking his semifinal victory in 4:32 over Logan Davis of Southern
Virginia University. In the finals, he scored an 11-3 major decision
over Adam Dedmon of UNC Pembroke. Amrozowicz is currently 34-6 on the
year. After the tournament he was named the Outstanding Wrestler of the
tournament as voted by the coaches.

Junior Rudy Leming scored two victories to take his championship at 165
pounds. Leming opened with a 15-2 major decision victory over Jordan
Goodsell of Southern Virginia University before scoring a fall in 1:51
over top-seeded Cedrick Turner of UNC Pembroke. He is now 22-13 on the
year.

Senior Charles Owusu was one of three wrestlers to take second place in
his class. He opened in the 125-pound class with a 13-4 major decision
over Tom Hosford of Washington & Lee University and then pinned Brandon
Flood in 5:08. In the finals he lost to Matt Schoffer of UNC Pembroke
14-11.

Sophomore Jon Glavin finished second at 141 pounds. After receiving a
bye in the first round, he defeated Robert Terrin of Washington & Lee
17-8 before falling to BJ Compton 5-0 in the finals.

Senior Reuben Russell took second at 157 pounds after winning that
weight class last year. He had a bye in the first round and advanced to
the finals after Tim Manson of Washington & Lee had to stop his
semifinal match due to an injury. In the finals he lost to Nick Pallano
by a fall in 4:17.

Next up for the Builders will be the Doug Cherry Invitational in Easton,
Pennsylvania on February 4-5.

Newport News, Va.
TEAM SCORES: UNC Pembroke A 92; Apprentice A 77; Washington & Lee A
69.5; Southern Virginia 27; Washington & Lee B 13.5; University of
Maryland-Baltimore County 12; UNC Pembroke B 11; Apprentice B 10; UNC
Pembroke C 7.5; William & Mary B 4; University of Maryland Baltimore
County B 2.5; William & Mary A 1.5.
Most Falls in Least amount of time: Peter Hansen (Southern Va. - 2 falls
in 4:02)
Champion of Champions (voted on by individual champions): James Dingle
(UNCP)
Outstanding Wrestler: Micah Amrozowicz (Apprentice)
125 pounds
First Round: Charles Owusu (A) maj. dec. Tom Hosford (W&L) 13-4
Semifinals: Matt Schoffer (UNCP) p. Mark Maloy (W&M) 2:26; Owusu p.
Brandon Flood (SVU) 5:08
Finals: Schoffer maj. dec. Owusu 14-11
Consolation semifinal: Hosford maj. dec. Maloy 8-0
Third Place: Flood dec. Hosford 3-2
133 pounds
First Round: Micah Amrozowicz (A) p. Evan Molinelli (W&M) 4:17; Shawn
Lines (A) dec. David Shubick (W&L) 5-2
Semifinals: Amrozowicz p. Logan Davis (SVU) 4:32; Dedmon dec. Lines 6-4
Finals: Amrozowicz maj. dec. Dedmon 11-3
Consolation Semifinals: Lines p. Molinelli 1:59; Shubick dec, Davis 7-6
Third Place: Shubick dec. Lines 5-4
141 pounds
First Round: Nick Demianovich (UMBC) dec. Adam Hockensmith (W&L) 9-4;
Robert Terrin (W&L) dec. Adam Welch (A) 6-2
Semifinals: BJ Compton (Unatt.) p. Demianovich 4:33; Jon Glavin (A) maj.
dec. Terrin 17-8
Finals: Compton dec. Glavin 5-0
Consolation Semifinals: Terrin dec. Hockensmith 4-1; Demianovich dec.
Welch 10-3
Third Place: Terrin tech fall Demianovich 15-0
149 pounds
First Round: Mike Hornzell (UMBC) p. Josh Flint (A) 6:09; Eddo Hojilla
(UNCP) maj. dec. Erick Gagne (W&L) 11-2; Jeff Becker (Unatt.) p. Tommy
Vigliotti (UMBC) 2:27
Semifinals: Peter Lawrence (W&L) dec. Hornzell 8-5; Becker dec. Hojilla
4-3
Finals: Lawrence dec. Becker 7-6
Consolation First Round: Gagne p. Vigliotti 1:20
Consolation Semifinals: Hojilla dec. Flint 6-0; Hornzell dec. Gagne 11-4
Third Place: Hojilla dec. Hornzell 5-3
157 pounds
First Round: Nick Pallano (Unatt) tech fall Bryan Howington (UNCP) 15-0
Semifinals: Pallano tech fall Dave Thornton (A) 16-1; Reuben Russell (A)
med. forf. Tim Manson (W&L)
Finals: Pallano p. Russell 4:17
Consolation Semifinals: Howington med. forf. Manson
Third Place: Thornton dec. Howington 9-2
165 pounds
Semifinals: Cedrick Turner (UNCP) dec. Anthony Boniello (W&L) 7-0; Rudy
Leming (A) maj. dec. Jordan Goodsell (SVU) 15-2
Finals: Leming p. Turner 1:51
Third Place: Goodsell dec. Boniello 8-3
174 pounds
First Round: Jesup Sataloff (W&L) p. Jason Dinlin (UMBC) 4:01; Justin
Gilliard (A) tech fall Greg Teich (W&M) 20-4; Richard Alstrom (UNCP)
dec. Tommy Arnold (A) 12-5; TJ Hanson (Unatt.) tech fall Kelley Gimley
(W&M) 18-1
Semifinals: Sataloff maj. dec. Gilliard 10-1; Hanson dec. Alstrom 8-2
Finals: Sataloff maj. dec. Hanson 12-4
Consolation First Round: Dinlin p. Teich 4:08; Gimley maj. dec. Arnold
20-8
Consolation Semifinals: Alstrom p. Dinlin 5:12; Gilliard dec. Gimley 8-3
Third Place: Alstrom dec. Gilliard 6-3
184 pounds
First Round: Rex Ely (UNCP) p. Jesse Jennings (A) 2:48
Semifinals: Max Courtney (W&L) dec. Ely 7-2; Kirk Adamson (W&L) p. John
Brunda (W&M) 3:25
Finals: Courtney dec. Adamson 5-0
Consolation Semifinal: Jennings p. Brunda 3:28
Third Place: Ely p. Jennings 3:15
197 pounds
First Round: Joshua Squires (SVU) maj. dec. Greg Spear (W&M) 10-2; Mike
Hall (UNCP) dec. Jim Campbell (A) 7-0; Alfonzo Richardson (UNCP) p. Nick
Fox (W&L) :40
Semifinals: Matt Dunn (UNCP) tech fall Squires 17-1; Richardson dec.
Hall 5-3
Finals: Dunn wbf Richardson
Consolation First Round: Fox p. Campbell 1:47
Consolation Semifinals: Hall maj. dec. Spear 10-1; Squires p. Fox 2:53
Third Place: Hall maj. dec. Squires 12-4
285 pounds
First Round: Mike Campbell (W&M) dec. Ed Parshley (UMBC) 9-3
Second Round: John Dolida (Unatt.) p. John Sargent (W&M) 1:20; James
Dingle (UNCP) p. Peter Hansen (SVU) 5:21; John Christopher (W&L) p.
Preston Joyner (SVU) 1:17; Campbell p. Cecil Lee (A) 4:28
Semifinals: Dingle dec. Dolida 4-3; Christopher maj. dec. Campbell 15-2
Finals: Dingle p. Christopher 6:51
Consolation Second Round: Parshley p. Sargent 1:25
Consolation Third Round: Lee p. Joyner 2:55; Hansen p. Parshley 2:37
Consolation semifinals: Dolida dec. Lee 2-1; Hansen med. forf. Campbell
Third Place: Hansen p. Dolida 1:25

Apprentice School November Wrestling Recap

The Apprentice School wrestling team has started their 2005-06 season
with strong showings in three tournaments. They opened in the Knight
Brawl duals on November 4 and came away 0-3 but feeling good after
decent showings against NCWA powers Pensacola Christian College, the
host Central Florida squad and California Junior College Dual Champions
Sierra Community College. Junior Eric Lybarger (Camby,
Ind./Mooresville) came away 3-0 on the night to lead the Builders.
The next day the Builders came in third out of 12 in the Central Florida
Open. Junior Rudy Leming (Fernandina Beach, Fla./Fernandina Beach) went
4-0 at 174 pounds to win that title. Two Builders finished second as
freshman Jeff Weeks (Fort Defiance, Va./Fort Defiance) went 3-1 at 125
pounds and sophomore Jon Glavin (Roseville, Ca./Oakwood) went 2-1 at 141
pounds. Freshman Micah Amrozowicz (Va. Beach, Va./Kellam) went 3-1 at
133 for third place, while three others took fourth place at their
weights.

The weekend of November 11-12, the Builders participated in the 25th
annual UNCP Braves Open and came out with three placers. Amrozowicz
continued his torrid start going 6-1 to take third at 133. Sophomore
Brad Glavin (Roseville, Ca./Woodcreek) was 4-2 at 149 pounds for a
fourth place finish. Leming went 5-3 at 174 pounds to come in sixth
place.

This week the Builders went back to Pembroke, NC for a dual with the
Braves on Wednesday and lost 26-12. After trailing 13-0 early, the
Builders rallied with wins by Cecil Lee (Portsmouth, Va./Churchland) at
heavyweight by decision, a pinfall win from Amrozowicz at 133 pounds and
a decision by Jon Glavin at 141 pounds to cut the lead to 16-12. From
then, the Braves won the last three matches via decision for the 26-12
win.

Last weekend, the Builders participated in the 39th annual East
Stroudsburg Open in Pennsylvania and fared very well against Top 25 NCAA
Division I competition. Leming went 3-2 at 165 pounds and was one bout
away from placing in the tournament. Lee was 2-2 at heavyweight,
Amrozowicz was 2-2 at 133 pounds and Reuben Russell (Toledo,
Oh./Phoebus) was 2-2 at 157 pounds.

The Builders are off this week before participating in the Maryville,
Tenn. Duals on December 3.
Apprentice School twins double up on mat

RICHARDSON, Texas ñ Where one goes, the other will follow.

It has always been that way for the Glavine twins, Brad and Jon, who come from just outside of Sacramento, Calif.

ìWe worked at all the same places,î Brad said. ìWe worked at McDonaldís, we worked at the grocery store, we live together, and now we work here.î

ìHereî is at the Apprentice School in Newport, Va., where both are freshmen and work as welders on the aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush. But they also both compete on the Apprentice Schoolís wrestling team, and both earned the title of All-American last weekend at the National Collegiate Wrestling Association championships at the University of Texas at Dallas Saturday.

ìItís great having both of them on the team,î Head Coach Jeff Rusak said. ìThey both have a great work ethic ñ theyíre both very hard workers ñ and that helps the other guys on the team. If one wins, it makes the other one want to win that much more.î

Brad placed fourth at 141 pounds and Jon took third place at 133 pounds at the national tournament. Jon won over Beau Tillman of Kansas State by fall in a mere 42 seconds to win third place, but Brad, wrestling for third place, lost a close 3-2 decision to Tony Washington of Newberry, and opponent he defeated earlier in the season.

ìI lost my first match and had to come all the way back to take third,î Jon said. I lost to the eventual 133-pound champ (Brendan Byrne of Blair Academy) and I gave him his best match (Byrne won by fall in 1:58). Itís all about peaking at the right time, and I did.î

Often, one of the twins believes his performance on the mat will mirror that of the other.

ìI do what Jon does,î Brad said. ìIf he does well, I feel like I did well. I feel like we can push each other.î

The Glavinsí third and fourth place finishes were big contributors to earning third place for the Apprentice School in the team standings with 111.5 points, behind only the University of Central Florida (171) and Grand Valley State University (159).

The Glavinsí mother, Lori, made the trip from Sacramento to Richardson, Texas, last weekend to watch her sons wrestle in the national championships. It was the first time she had seen her sons wrestle in college.

ìShe never missed a high school tournament,î Jon said. ìThis is the first time sheís been able to attend a college tournament, and she couldnít have picked a better one. I hope sheís as proud of us as we are of her.î

It turned out Jonís hope was right on the money.

ìItís very exciting to see them succeed past high school,î Lori Glavin said. ìTheyíve done wonderfully. Iím just glad I could be a part of it. Theyíre great athletes, and weíve been blessed.î

The Glavins have three more years of wrestling at the Apprentice School ahead of them. The only ones that are not looking forward to that are their mat opponents.

Builders Take Second at Ron Morrow Wrestling Invitational

EASTON, PA. -- The Apprentice School wrestling team finished second out of
20 teams on Saturday in the Ron Morrow Invitational held at Lafayette
College.

Apprentice School scored 88 points to finish behind University of Central
Florida with 113. Northampton Community College took third scoring 74 points
in the event.

The Builders had one individual champion in Eric Lybarger (174 pounds) who
got a bye in the first round and won two matches to take the title. Freshman
Jon Glavin took second at 133 pounds, while his brother Brad (141) and
senior Jovon Butler (165) took third place finishes.

Next up for the Builders will be the NCWA Mid Atlantic Conference tournament
in two weeks at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County.

Wrestling

Ron Morrow Invitational

At Lafayette College

Easton, Pa.

TEAM SCORES: Univ. of Central Florida (UCF) 113; Apprentice School 88;
Northampton CC (NCC) 74; Army B 68; Centenary (CC) 67; Penn B 59.5; Navy
Prep 51.5; Delaware Valley 48.5; Blair Academy 41; University
Maryland-Baltimore Co (UMBC) 35; Lafayette (Laf) 32; New Hampshire (UNH) 25;
Bucknell (Buck) 16; Lehigh B, Luzerne County CC (LCC), Yale 10; Northeastern
(NE) 8; Valley Forge Military Academy (VFMA) 6; Bryant (Bry) 4; Gallaudet
(Gall.) 0.

APPRENTICE SCHOOL RESULTS

125

First Round: Fernando Martinez (Army) dec. Josh Flint (App) 10-3

First Round Consolation: Flint p. Joe Martin (Laf) 1:34

Second Round Consolation: Flint p. Greg Wolbrette (Lehigh) 1:31

Consolation semifinal: Martinez dec. Flint 9-2

133

Quarterfinals: Jon Glavin (App) dec. Ricci Bass (NCC) 10-7

Semifinals: Glavin p. Pat Breen (Bry) 4:33

Finals: Brendan Byrne (Blair) dec. Glavin 3-1

141

Quarterfinals: Brad Glavin (App) p. Rickey Rudd (Cent) 5:26

Semifinals: Dan Hall (DelVal) dec. Glavin 12-5

Consolation Semifinals: Glavin dec. Matt Bohren (UCF) 4-0

Third Place: Glavin tech fall Nick Strebig (Laf) 16-1

149

Second Round: Pat Parizo (App) dec. Tony Griffin (UNH) 10-4

Quarterfinals: Parizo dec. Gene Labuz (Laf) 5-4

Semifinals: Bobby Zuber (NCC) maj. dec. Parizo 16-6

Consolation Semifinals: Greg Tierney (Cent) p. Parizo :23

165

Second Round: Jovon Butler (App) dec. Jason Coyne (Navy Prep) 6-5

Semifinals: Mike Galante (Blair) dec. Butler 8-2

Consolation Semifinals: Butler p. Ron Pawloski (LCC) 4:27

Third Place: Butler dec. Coyne 9-2

174

Second Round: Eric Lybarger (App) dec. Bryan Auslander (Lehigh) forf.

Semifinals: Lybarger dec. Jack Kitchen (Penn) 4-1

Finals: Lybarger dec. Joe Spiegel (NCC) 6-5

184

First Round: Justin Gilliard (App) dec. Jose Campusano (Cent) 6-3; Will
Scott (App.) p. Peter Fassilis (Gall) 2:05

Second Round: Jimmy Myers (UCF) dec. Gilliard 12-5; Danny Fernandez (UCF) p.
Scott 2:49

Consolation Second Round: Gilliard p. David Damsgaard (Yale) 3:36; Scott p.
Scott Cohen (Gall) 3:32

Consolation Quarterfinals: Gilliard maj. dec. Mike Maltagliati (UMBC) 10-2;
Jon Gaffney (UNH) p. Scott :24

Consolation Semifinals: Danny Fernandez (UCF) dec. Gilliard 3-2

197

Second Round: Tyler Moyer (Navy Prep) p. Larry France (App) 3:25

Consolation Second Round: France tech fall Bill Rider (VFMC) 17-2

Consolation Third Round: Kyle Phipps (DelVal) tech fall France 21-4

235

First Round: Cecil Lee (App) p. Jason Lanciotti (UMBC) 6:08; Wayne Cowell
(App) dec. Jeff Timbas (Bry) default

Second Round: Caleb Churchwell (DelVal) p. Lee 2:06; Mike Moore (DelVal) p.
Cowell 1:42

Consolation Second Round: Lanciotti p. Cowell 5:39; Lee p. Matt Perdoni
(UNH) :47

Consolation Third Round: Lee maj. dec. Bill Burke (VFMC) 12-1

Consolation semifinals: Brandon Bingler (NCC) dec. Lee 9-4
Builders fall twice in York college duals

YORK, PA. - The Apprentice School wrestling team lost two dual matches on
Saturday at the York College Duals.

Against the host Spartans, who entered ranked 19th in NCAA Division III, the
Builders lost 34-10 as freshman Brad Glavin won his bout my a major decision
10-0 over Mike Weber at 141 pounds. Junior Larry France got a forfeit
victory at 197 pounds for the 10 points the Builders managed.

Their other match saw the Apprentice School fall to Gloucester Community
College 40-6 as freshman Josh Flint scored a pinfall victory at 125 pounds
over Ed McDermott in 2:10 for the lone Builders points.

Next up for the Apprentice School will be the prestigious Ron Morrow
Invitational at Lafayette College next Saturday in Easton, Pa.

YORK 34, APPRENTICE SCHOOL 10

125: Josh Barrick (Y) dec. Josh Flint 9-5; 133: Tim Bohlman (Y) maj. dec.
Jon Glavin 9-0; 141: Brad Glavin (A) maj. dec. Mike Weber 10-0; 149: Jim
Russial (Y) maj. dec. Nick Reid 13-5; 157: Garrett Faulkner (Y) maj. dec.
Reuben Russell 13-4; 165: Jerry Bowne (Y) p. Jovon Butler 6:23; 174: Gavin
Luckman (Y) maj. dec. Justin Gilliard 13-3; 184: Duane Bastress (Y) p. Chad
Michael 6:38; 197: Larry France (A) won by forfeit; HWT: Sean Cunningham (Y)
dec. Cecil Lee 6-3.

GLOUCESTER CC 40, APPRENTICE SCHOOL 6

125: Josh Flint (A) p. Ed McDermott 2:10; 133: Paul Schliep (G) dec. Jon
Glavin 7-3; 141: Alex Binder (G) dec. Brad Glavin 12-7; 149: Eric George (G)
won by forfeit; 157: Jason Bilinksi (G) tech fall Reuben Russell 4:35; 165:
Jim Sorventino (G) dec. Jovon Butler 7-4; 174: Sal Barbuto (G) p. Chjad
Michael 1:15; 184: John Horn (G) dec. Justin Gilliard 6-5; 197: Alex Quino
(G) tech fall Larry France 4:25: HWT: Marcus Miller (G) p. Marcus McGriff
1:20.