New Jersey State High School Wrestling Tournaments
Group Championships
Parochial A -- Camden Catholic defeats Bergen Catholic 32-31
Parochial B – Bishop Eustace defeated Hudson Catholic 55-21
Group 1 – Paulsboro defeats Newton 34-24
Group 2 – Long Branch defeats Brearly 31-24
Group 3 -- Phillipsburg defeats Montville 52-6
Group 4 – Brick Memorial defeats Southern 31-26
Long Branch is declared #1 team in New Jersey
Individual Championships
103 - Nick Francavilla, High Point, d. Joe Orecchio, Don Bosco, 3-2.
112 - Rob Deutsch, Eastern, p. Dave Della Torre, River Dell, 3:39.
119 - Vinnie DelleFave, Toms River East, d. Joe Duca, Paulsboro, 3-2 Â Â 4OT.
125 - Frank Cagnina, Queen of Peace, d. Eric Dunnet, Eastern, 7-1.
130 – Mike Morales, Brick Memorial, d. Jordan Beverly, Point Pleasant Boro, 5-4,
135 – Taylor Walsh, Cadmen Catholic, d. Kodie Silvestri, Wallkill Valley, 7-6.
140 – Anthony Baldosaro, Eastern, d.. Joe McAuley, Bishop Ahr, 7-3.
145 – Emmanuel Ajagbe, Bogota, d. Troy Hernandez, Kittatinny, 5-3 OT.
152 – Steve Santos, Brick Memorial, d. Ramon Santiago, Sayreville, 8-4.
160 – Nick Visicaro, Long Branch, d. Anthony Saulle, Delran, 7-6.
171 – Brendan Ard, Watchung Hills, d. Ryan Callahan, Wallkill Valley, 4-3.
189 – Andrew Campolattano, Bound Brook, d. Mac Mancuso, Holy Spirit, 10-7.
215 – Glenn Carson, Southern Reg., d. Joey Grisko, Highland Reg., 3-1.
285 – Jimmy Lawson, Manchester Twp., d. Dan Walker, Delsea, 1-0.
OW - Andrew Campolattano, Bound Brook
--- Bill Platt, Sr.
Wrestling Movie VERITAS to Screen in New Jersey!
Island Gateway Films announces the much anticipated movie screening of the critically acclaimed feature documentary Veritas during the Red Bank Film Festival at 4:30pm on Sunday, October 7th, 2007 [Clearview Cinemas, 36 White Street, Red Bank, NJ, 07701]
Be a part of wrestling history!
Wrestling fans can now take advantage of the opportunity to watch Veritas on the big screen!
VERITAS means Righteousness, Truth and Integrity? For three time NCAA All American Wrestler, Jon Trenge, it?s a reminder for him to do the right thing. Veritas is a compelling movie that follows All-American wrestler Jon Trenge as he strives to achieve his childhood dream of becoming a National Champion for his hometown school, Lehigh University. After undergoing five eye surgeries, Jon ignores doctors? warnings and risks permanent blindness to pursue his dream of becoming a champion. Jon?s opponents attack his eyes causing him to lose his temper and fight to defend his vision. Consequently, Jon is ordered to undergo anger management therapy where he learns valuable lessons about himself and the meaning behind competing in athletics.
?I think it is very representative of what I went through,? Trenge says. ?There are some things that are in the movie that are very therapeutic for me to watch.?
Jon's trusted coach, former U.S. Olympic wrestling coach, Greg Strobel demonstrates not only what it means to be a great coach, but his positive approach and caring for his athletes makes him an amazing role model for coaches of any sport or any athletic administrator. ?The movie really captures the emotion, conflicts, adversity and struggles Jon experienced,? Strobel says. ?It is very accurate. We are not actors playing out scenes?this is the real deal.?
The NCAA News' Greg Johnson writes, ?You don?t have to be a wrestling aficionado to appreciate Veritas, you just have to appreciate a student-athlete?s resolve. Johnson raves, ?Above all, the compelling movie captures how a young man evolves as a person and learns lessons that he can apply in other aspects of his life.? The NCAA review concludes, ?The message is that the film shows how a person can grow through competing in intercollegiate athletics.
Veritas' director, Howie Miller, a former college athlete himself, believes, ?The most important message in the film is that we are not only remembered by our achievements, instead our success is measured by our relationships and the people who care about us.?
Veritas screened at the 2007 NCAA Wrestling Championships to a standing ovation, but this movie is not only for wrestling fans, it is for fans of any sport. Gary Blockus of The Morning Call writes, ?For anyone who loves wrestling, it's a five-star must-see documentary. For anyone who ever dared to compete in any sport, it's a compelling account of a young man's journey to reach his boyhood dream. Anyone who thinks they know what any athlete goes through needs to see ''Veritas.''
The film also screened at the Southside Film Festival in Pennsylvania and will showcase in select film festivals across the county. Look out for the film at a film festival near you!
Executive Producer of the National High School Coaches Association Productions, Henry K. Priest, believes that this inspirational film should be a mandatory purchase for every school and every team. ?Any athletic director who wants to encourage leadership and character development should present this movie to all his coaches and athletes.?
ABOUT THE RED BANK FILM FESTIVAL
The Red Bank International Film Festival, presented by The Freedom Film Society, a non-profit arts organization, brings world-renowned filmmakers and films together with the best of New Jersey cinema. The line up of great films covers a wide spectrum of genres and lengths, providing a program that challenges, informs and entertains in a fresh, exciting way. In addition to the sensational screenings at multiple venues, the Festival transforms Red Bank into a high-energy hot spot with parties and multimedia events all throughout town. Red Bank is the cultural capital of central New Jersey. With a great downtown in a gorgeous riverside setting and some of the best area demographics in the country, Red Bank is able to attract over one million visitors annually to its special events alone. The Festival takes place in multiple venues around town, with the Clearview Cinema as the centerpiece.
MORE INFORMATION
To purchase tickets and find more information about the Red Bank International Film Festival visit the festival website at www.rbiff.org .
To read articles written about Veritas and view the trailer to this highly recommended movie please visit www.Veritas-Movie.com. You may also purchase the 75 minute documentary packed with heart-thumping DVD extras including a wrestling clinic taught by Jon Trenge and highlight music video that would pump up any sports enthusiast.
2007 New Jersey State High School Championships Results
Coach of the Year - Bloomfield's Sam Fusaro
Wrestler of the Year - Jackson's Scott Winston
Individual Champions
103 POUNDS Frank Cagnina, Bergen Catholic
112 POUNDS Dan Kelly, Delaware Valley
119 POUNDS Matt Oliver, Toms River North
125 POUNDS Joe Trause, Bergen Catholic
130 POUNDS Tyler Milonas, Jefferson
135 POUNDS Trevor Melde, Delbarton
140 POUNDS Frank Molinaro, Southern Regional
145 POUNDS Nick Menditto, Ocean Township
152 POUNDS Scott Winston, Jackson
160 POUNDS Ken Carney, Jackson
171 POUNDS Anthony Trongone, Camden Catholic
189 POUNDS Mac Mancuso, Holy Spirit
215 POUNDS Alex Silvestro, Paulsboro
HEAVYWEIGHT Zack Rey, Hopatcong
OW - Scott Winston
Group Champions
Parochial A - Camden Catholic
Parochial B - St. Mary's (Rutherford)
Group 4 - Jackson
Group 3 - Kingsway
Group 2 - South Plainfield
Group 1 - Paulsboro
Final Rankings
TOP 20
1-Jackson (27-2)
2-South Plainfield (22-4)
3-Southern Regional (16-4)
4-Camden Catholic (32-6)
5-Paulsboro (21-2)
6-Hackettstown (20-2)
7-Don Bosco Prep (22-3)
8-Kingsway (18-4)
9-High Point (20-5)
10-Howell (21-2)
11-Ocean Township (19-5)
12-Kittatinny (22-6)
13-Brearley (26-3)
14-Raritan (22-2)
15-Brick Memorial (19-6)
16-Delran (27-1)
17-Bergen Catholic (18-7)
18-Phillipsburg (14-5)
19-Long Branch (20-5)
20-St. Mary's (Ruth.) (22-2)
Blair Academy Wrestlers to Aid Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Buc Grapplers to Pin Down Diabetes
The Blair Academy Wrestling Team is headed to Lehigh University this weekend, February 23-24, where it will defend its National Prep Wrestling Title....its 27th in-a-row. That's correct, the Bucs have won 26 consecutive National Prep Wrestling Titles, but the student-athletes at Blair are wrestling with another opponent this weekend-Juvenile Diabetes.
The Blair coaches want to "Pin Down Diabetes." They didn't choose this worthwhile cause randomly---this cause hits close to home at Blair as the team's star 215 lb. wrestler Jared Platt has it (and manages it daily).
"I brought it up to Jared and he liked the idea. Monitoring his diabetes is a daily battle for him as he has to watch what he eats; monitor his sugar levels; get enough sleep; get enough insulin, to name a few quotidian monitoring activities. People who know him know how careful he must be; however juvenile diabetes hasn't stopped Jared from being a one-man wrecking machine," Clavel added.
Platt is one of the top-10 recruits in the nation is headed to The Pennsylvania State University on a scholarship and should be a multiple-time All-American and possible NCAA Champion. He is a National Prep Wrestling Champion and placed second at the Asics/Vaughn Junior National Wrestling Championships this past summer.
"I was diagnosed in 1998. I didn't know what it was at first. I lost a lot of weight and was drinking a lot of water. The problem was that my doctors first misdiagnosed me," Platt said. "The key for me to this point has been not denying it or hiding it....taking care of myself enough to be successful. Not to use a cliché but "a sound mind is a sound body. The trainers at Blair know...the training staff at Penn State is aware of my condition. In fact, PSU has a diabetes research foundation and I'll be working closely with them on research; and who knows, we may find the cure. I think we are close," Platt said. "I may have to do a little bit extra everyday (like take my blood levels) but so that's okay."
There's another nationally-renowned wrestler, one who competed for The Univ. of Nebraska, who has juvenile diabetes, and we asked him to chime in on the subject.
His name: Travis Pascoe. Pascoe was an All-America for the Univ. of Nebraska and a High School All-American where he was a three-time state champion for Gonzaga Prep in Spokane, Wash. Pascoe is now training for the 2008 Olympic Games and is an assistant coach at Oregon State University.
"You can do anything you want as long as you give yourself a chance. Don't make {having juvenile diabetes} an excuse....don't give yourself an out." Pascoe said. "A lot of kids struggle with their blood sugars because they're not taking in enough fluids. Drink your eight cups of water a day--It will help keep your blood sugar up-more than you know," he added. "Plus, it's not just the kids-it's the parents too. Parents have to be educated on this subject and willing to give their kids a chance to do what they want to do."
HOW THE MONIES ARE BEING RAISED:
Blair is raising money by collecting per pin pledges. Meaning the amount you pledge is multiplied by the total number team pins.
"I am looking for 40 pins this year," Clavel added. "With 14 weight classes we have a good shot at getting those 40 pins."
If you would like to pledge monies for the Blair Academy Wrestler "To Pin Down Diabetes"-please call Paul Clavel this week at 908-362-2009, or email him at clavep@blair.edu. For more information about Juvenile Diabetes log onto: http://www.jdrf.org/. To read about the Blair Bucs and the National Preps please log onto www.blairwrestling.com <http://www.blairwrestling.com/> or http://www.natprepwrestling.com/Preps/index.html.
OSV Announces a New Show Called "ON THE MAT" Daily
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"On the Mat" daily is a 3 to 5 minute vlog (videoblog) released every weekday morning at 8am ET, Monday through Friday.åÊ The show will focus on New Jersey high school wrestling, college wrestling and other sports, featuring interviews, highlights, facts and trivia. åÊTo view the vlog, click on the link below.
We're
hosting our first annual pre-season high school and open wrestling
tournament
OCTOBER 23 & 24, 2004
Buena Regional High School
125 E Weymouth Road
Buena, New Jersey
High School & Open Division
Thirteen Weight Classes
(traditional NJ high school weight classes)
A tribute to Buena wrestler, Ricky Wilcox
Format: Double elimination; modified NJSIAA rules
Weight Classes: High School: Thirteen (traditional NJ high
school weight classes):
95lbs, 101lbs, 108lbs, 115lbs, 122lbs, 129lbs, 135lbs,
141lbs, 148lbs, 158lbs, 170lbs, 188lbs, Unlimited
Open Division: Madison System
Tournament Capacity: 500 wrestlers
Awards: Top three per weight class
Mickey Caprice Outstanding Wrestler Award with $1,000 scholarship
from the Ricky Wilcox Scholarship Fund
Fee: $25.00 per wrestler; includes official tournament
tee shirt
Pre-Registration: October 8, 2005 (high school will be
on official tournament tee shirt)
Walk-in Registration: Friday, October 22; 5-10pm (only
if tournament capacity not met)
Weigh-ins: Friday, October 22; 5-10pm
Saturday, October 23; 7:30-9am (must be previously registered)
Tournament Start Time: 9:30am, both days
Admission: Adults $3; Seniors and children under 12 $2
Concessions and wrestling equipment available throughout both
days
All proceeds will be contributed to the Ricky Wilcox Scholarship
Fund
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Participant Registration Form
Name: _______________________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________
City: _______________________ State: _______ Zip Code: ________________
Phone: (______)_____________ Email: __________________________________
Age (as of 09/01/04) ___________ Date of Birth: _________ Grade
Level: _________
High School: ____________________________________ Tee shirt size:
________
Weight Class: __________ (traditional NJ high school weight classes)
In consideration of your acceptance of my entry, I hereby release
Sidewinder Wrestling, Buena Braves Wrestling and the Buena Regional
School District from any and all liabilities, claims, or right
to damages for injuries suffered directly or indirectly in training
for, traveling to and from, and participation in the Wrestle to
Remember '04 tournament.
Signature of Wrestler: _________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent: __________________________________________________________
Please complete and return with your $25.00 check (made payable
to Sidewinder Wrestling)
or register online at www.sidewinderwrestling.org by October
8, 2004.
Sidewinder Wrestling t PO Box 2828 t Vineland,
NJ 08362-2828
COACHES' CLINIC
Friday, October 22, 2004
7-9pm
Gym ~ Wrestling Room
Buena Regional High School
125 E Weymouth Road
Buena, New Jersey
Guest Clinicians
Ricky Dellagatta, The Ultimate Wrestling School
(Buena Regional High School graduate)
&
Joe Melchiore, Drexel University
(Highland High School graduate)
Cost ~ $25.00 per coach
(all proceeds will be contributed to the Ricky Wilcox Scholarship
Fund)
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Wrestle to Remember Tournament '04
Coaches' Clinic Registration Form
Name: __________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________
City: ___________________________________________________
State: ____________________ Zip Code: ___________________
Phone: (______)____________ Email: ______________________
High School: _____________________________________________
Tee shirt size: ____________________________________________
Please complete and return with your $25.00 check to:
(made payable to Sidewinder Wrestling)
Sidewinder Wrestling
PO Box 2828
Vineland, NJ 08362-2828
or register online at www.sidewinderwrestling.org
by October 8, 2004.
Mike Caruso's a Unbeaten 4x State Champion 1960-1963
I have to object to putting Mike Caruso as a 4x "State"
Champion in New
Jersey.
FYI, NJ has NEVER had a 4x "State" Champion.
In fact, one of the more interesting and re-occurring threads
on the NJ
Wrestling Forum or the Best on Mat Message Board is which of NJ's
3x champs
came the closest to being a 4xer.
Some thing that it is Damion Hahn or Mike Frick who both lost
in their 4th
state final by a single point. Mike in his sophomore year was
leading 5-0
when his opponent escaped and took him down for a 5 point play
to win 6-5.
The closest in my opinion is Harry Lanzi of Newwton who was
a 3x heavyweight
champ in the late 40s but as a freshman at 168, he lost in OT
on a ref's
decision (no criteria back then) at 168 pounds.
Anyway, no disrespect intended toward's the legendary Mr. Caruso.
Mike was a
great wrestler in both high school and college but he wrestled
for St.
Benedict's Prep, which back then, and now is not a member of the
NJSIAA, thus
Mike did not compete in any NJ "State" Championship
tourney.
Note, for a few years in the 80s and early 90s, St. Benedicts
was a member of
the NJSIAA but ran afoul of the NJSIAA for recruiting violations
for their
"national" champion soccer program and was suspended
from state tourney
competition by the NJSIAA. Rather than accept the suspension,
St. B's choose
to leave the NJSIAA and go with Blair Academy, Peddie, Hun, Lawrenceville,
etc and join the separate "Prep" group.
Much like Steve Mocco and Cory Cooperman, Mike won his "state"
titles among
the dozen or so "prep" teams who compete in their own
event and not against
the wrestlers from the nearly 300 schools (public and parochial)
who compete
in the NJSIAA event.
Thus, I'm requesting that you remove Mike from your list of
unbeaten 4x
"state" champs from NJ or at least move him and add
Cooperman and Mocco to a
separate list of 4x "Prep" champs.
New Jersey's Top Wrestlers
Wrestling Editor, FloridaKids.net
Tarpon Springs, Florida
2002 New Jersey's Top Wrestlers
By John Lawton, Special to WUSA
Class of 2002
Elite
1 Zach Esposito, Blair Academy 152 1st Senior
Nationals, 3x National Prep
Champ, 2nd Junior Nationals
2 Tom Curl, Paulsboro 275 1st Senior Nationals, 2x State Champ
3 Matt Palmer, Blair Academy 160 1st Senior Nationals, 2x National
Prep
Champ, 2x National Prep Runnerup
4 Kurt Backes, Blair Academy 189 2nd Senior Nationals, 3x National
Prep
Champ, Cadet National Champ & OW
5 Matt Valenti, Kittatinny 119 2nd Senior Nationals, 2x State
Champ
6 Nick Roy, Wall 171 2x State Champ, 3rd Senior Nationals
7 Bobby Stinson, Camden Catholic 130 State Champ, State Runnerup
2x State
Placer, 6th Senior Nationals
8 Ryan Cunningham, Cherry Hill West 160 2x State Champ, State
Runnerup
9 Pat Dattalo, Randolph 103 2x State Champ OW
10 Max Meltzer, Blair Academy 130 5th Senior Nationals, 3x National
Prep
Champ
11 Matt Anderson, South Plainfield 130 State Champ 2x State Runnerup
12 Mike Molosky, Pinelands 135 8th Senior Nationals, 2x State
Runnerup
13 Mike Mendenhall, Paulsboro 215 State Runnerup, 3rd State
14 Anthony Leardi, Butler 125 State Runnerup, 4th State
15 Ardian Ramadani, Garfield 171 6th Senior Nationals, 3rd State
16 Mike Weber, Kittatinny 145 3rd State, 2nd State
Top Wrestlers
Trevor Braxton, Newton 119 4th State
Ryan O'Hara, Paulsboro 119 6th State
Dan Appello, Roselle Park 125 3rd State
Marc Rosenfeld, Brick Memorial 125 5th State
Anthony Montes, Nutley 125 6th State
Anthony Dunkin, Dumont 130 3rd State, 5th State
Matt Veres, Blair Academy 160 National Prep Runnerup
Dave Rogers, Brick Memorial 135 3rd State
Greg Politi, Hanover Park 135 4th State
Kyle Nasdeo, South Brunswick 135 6th State, 5th State
Mark Cartella, Clearview 140 State Runnerup
Gene Zannetti, J.P. Stevens 140 3rd State
Pat Brady, Point Pleasant Boro 140 4th State
Joe Galante, Ocean City 145 State Runnerup
John Cholish, Delbarton 145 4th State
Scott Doerr, South Plainfield 145 5th State
Wilhelm Keinhoffer, Old Bridge 145 6th State
Devin Mesanko, Toms River East 152 3rd State, 4th State
Jordan Hicks, Eastern 152 4th State
Dan Hutchins, Delaware Valley 152 6th State
Jason Mar, Spotswood 160 3rd State
Ray Lamb, Absegami 160 4th State
Anthony Cavico, Bishop Ahr 160 6th State
Brian Lucas, Bergen Catholic 171 State Runnerup
Dan Clark, Southern 189 State Runnerup
Brett Jankos, Brick Memorial 189 4th State
Greg Maxwell, Buena 189 5th State
Greg Donofrio, Cranford 215 3rd State
OJ DeChristofano, Pequannock 215 4th State
Mike Davidowich, Eastern 275 State Runnerup, 5th State
Chris Gornik, Shore 275 3rd State
Class of 2003
Elite
1 Ryan Davis, Blair Academy 140 2x National Prep Champ, Cadet
National Champ
2 Mark Perry, Blair Academy 145 National Prep Champ, National
Prep Runnerup,
2nd Oklahoma
3 Adam Cooney, Holy Cross 215 State Champ, State Runnerup, OW
National Open
4 Ricky Frondorf, North Hunterdon 152 State Champ, 3rd State,
5th State
5 Robert Preston, Blair Academy 112 2x National Prep Champ
6 Ivan Wiggins, Sterling 112 State Champ, 5th State
7 Antonio Mangione, Delbarton 140 State Champ, 4th State
8 Ryan Bridge, Absegami 125 State Champ, 3rd State
9 Don Fisch, Delsea 135 State Champ, 4th State
10 Brandon Becker, Kingsway 145 State Champ, 3rd State
11 Matt Macaig, Blair Academy 189 National Prep Champ, Cadet National
Champ
12 Ed Giosa, Camden Catholic 119 2x State Runnerup
13 Jeff Black, Absegami 189 State Champ
14 Dave Tomasette, Washington Twp 103 2x 3rd State
15 Vin Salek Toms, River East 160 State Runnerup, 5th State
Top Wrestlers
Andrew Gewain, Hillsborough 103 6th State
Dan Hilt, Manalapan 112 3rd State
C.J. Mays, Oakcrest 112 4th State, State Runnerup, 4th Cadet Nationals
Sal Irizarry, Don Bosco 112 6th State
Zac Cunliffe, Howell 119 2x 3rd State
Mike Apicelli, Ocean 119 5th State
Jaime Lijo, Hopatcong 125 4th State
Jarred Mercado, Pitman 130 4th State, 6th State
Kyle Poulsen, Piscataway 130 6th State
Bryan Heller Rumson/Fair Haven 130 7/8 State
Charlie Pinto, Wallkill Valley 135 5th State
Antoine Ketler, Pemberton 140 6th State
Kyle Brewer, Hunterdon Central 140 2x State Qualifier
Ken Perry, West Milford 152 5th State
Dave Post, Phillipsburg 160 5th State
John Hesse Parsippany 160 7/8 State
Zach Garren, Paulsboro 171 4th State
Jerry Rinaldi, Lodi 189 3rd State, 4th State
Mark Eberstein, Hunterdon Central 189 6th State
Zach Hammond, Absegami 215 6th State
John Loff, Jackson 275 5th State
Class of 2004
Elite
1 Bryan Nunziato, Bergen Catholic 103 State Runnerup, Cadet National
Champ, 4th State
2 Ryan Goodman, Absegami 152 State Runnerup
3 Mark Bogart, Blair Academy 119 National Prep Champ
4 Zach Tanelli, Millburn 112 2nd State, 6th State
5 Gregg Romano, Blair Academy 125 National Prep Runnerup
6 Nick Manochio, Manalapan 103 4th State
7 Kyle Milanese, Delran 103 5th State
8 Nick Bridge, Absegami 112 5th State
9 Zach Shanaman, Pingry 140 5th State
10 Doug Umbehauer, Lenape 171 5th State
11 Anthony Orio, Eastern 171 6th State
12 Konrad Dudziak, St. Peters 189 7/8 State
Top Wrestlers
Kyle Latimer, Rancocas Valley 103 State Qualifier
Nick Mattia, Belleville 103 State Qualifier
John Pagnotta, Old Bridge 103 State Qualifier
Jeff Pascarella, Jackson 103 State Qualifier
Ryan McCormick, Camden Cath 103 State Qualifier
Jeff Zannetti, JP Stevens 103 State Qualifier
Derek Francavi, Scotch Plains 103 State Qualifier
Justin Obrusnia, Old Bridge 112 State Qualifier
Kyle Ferris, Somerville 119 State Qualifier
Eric Reyes, Delsea 119 State Qualifier
Matt Kaplan, Randolph 125 State Qualifier
Anthony Castro, St. John 6 125 State Qualifier
Steve Seemuller, Cinnaminson 125 State Qualifier
Ricky Wilcox, Buena 135 State Qualifier
Tyler Tisdell, Washington Twp 140 State Qualifier
Justin Pilla, Rancocas Valley 140 State Qualifier
Mark D'Elia, Belleville 145 State Qualifier
Trevor Suter, Paulsboro 145 State Qualifier
Rich Donatiello, Nutley 152 State Qualifier
Carl Riccio, Watchung Hills 160 State Qualifier
Mike Somma, Hunterdon Central 171 State Qualifier
Mike Eastman, Jefferson 171 State Qualifier
Joe Latona, Boonton 171 State Qualifier
Kyle Bilquist, Toms River South 189 State Qualifier
Zeb Davis, Lenape 215 State Qualifier
Shawn Wilbert Toms River So 215 State Qualifier
Steve Carbone, Cranford 275 State Qualifier
Class of 2005
Adam Frey, Blair Academy 112 3rd Cadet Nationals
Andrew Flanagan, Bound Brook 130 5th State
Brian Lasso, North Warren 103 State Qualifier
Greg Schvey, Millburn 103 State Qualifier
Ross Baldwin, New Providence 103 State Qualifier
James Grant, St. Marys 103 State Qualifier
Joe Bubenheime, Woodbridge 112 State Qualifier
Cory Dunn, Rutherford 119 State Qualifier
Frank Dugan, Passaic Valley 140 State Qualifier
Hudson Taylor, Blair Academy 152
Ian McCleaf, Pemberton 160 State Qualifier
Vince Jones, Winslow Twp 171 State Qualifier