Marauders top Hawkeyes before placing fifth at Center States Tournament
SHERBURNE – In what was supposed to be the final dual meet of their season, Sherburne-Earlville faced Cooperstown Thursday, January 25, on their home mat. The Marauders were successful as all of their wins were by either forfeits or pins.
Of the all the matches won by Sherburne-Earlville, seven were won by pins in less than two minutes.
As the match started at 132 pounds, S-E’s Morgan Lakin kicked off the action on the mat, pinning his opponent first with 1:10 fall. Then Mike Doeberl and Tegan Campbell both won by forfeits, giving the Marauders an early 18-0 lead.
Sherburne-Earlville’s Vinny Albertina pinned Alex Hascup of the Hawkeyes with eight second remaining in the first period. Teammate Bailey Walzer was timed with a 1:02 pin on Cooperstown’s Blake Guzy.
In the next match, Carson Cuzy was pinned by Ethen Eldred in the 170 weight class. Eldred finished the pin at :54 seconds.
Jesse Lynch recorded his pin at 1:34 in the first period. Lynch topped the Hawkeyes Cameron Wayman.
At 195 and 220, the Marauders’ wrestlers had the two fastest pins of the match back-to-back. Tanner Campbell’s :18 seconds was the top time while Alex Thompson’s was just eight seconds longer.
John Kennedy of Cooperstown pinned S-E’s Colby Spavin, recording the first points of the match for the Hawkeyes.
Cooperstown’s Matt LoRusso won by forfeit at 99 pounds, giving the visiting team 12 points.
Adding the last four points scored in the match was Logan Kantor’s 11-3 major decision over the Marauders’ Jason Price.
The Cooperstown match was just a warm-up for Sherburne-Earlville as they went to the Center State Conference Tournament on Saturday. As a team, the Marauders wrestlers finished fifth as team with 138 points.
Three S-E wreslters made it to the finals in the their respective weight class. The first Marauder to wrestle in the finals was Lakin at 132. Lakin faced Adirondack’s Kevin Spann. Adirondack was crowed the team champion, landing that place because the points from Spann beating Lakin with a 7-2 decision.
A few matches later, Tanner Campbell took home second place in the 195 pound class, losing to Canastota’s Doug Simmonds by a 2:21 pin.
In the second to last finals match premiered Thompson and another Canastota wrestler. Mike Lieibel of Canastota was pinned by Thompson, crowning the Marauders are the 220 pound champion.
Price, Albertina, Walzer, and Eldred all lost in the semis, sending them to the consolation rounds. Price, Walzer and Eldred all placed third while Albertina finished in the fourth.
Lynch finished sixth in his weight class in the tournament as well.
The Marauders picked up one last dual meet. Sherburne-Earlville will be wrestling Cortland later today before the Section III Class D Tournament on Saturday, February. The Class D Tournament will be held at Cooperstown with the wrestling starting at 10 a.m.
Of the all the matches won by Sherburne-Earlville, seven were won by pins in less than two minutes.
As the match started at 132 pounds, S-E’s Morgan Lakin kicked off the action on the mat, pinning his opponent first with 1:10 fall. Then Mike Doeberl and Tegan Campbell both won by forfeits, giving the Marauders an early 18-0 lead.
Sherburne-Earlville’s Vinny Albertina pinned Alex Hascup of the Hawkeyes with eight second remaining in the first period. Teammate Bailey Walzer was timed with a 1:02 pin on Cooperstown’s Blake Guzy.
In the next match, Carson Cuzy was pinned by Ethen Eldred in the 170 weight class. Eldred finished the pin at :54 seconds.
Jesse Lynch recorded his pin at 1:34 in the first period. Lynch topped the Hawkeyes Cameron Wayman.
At 195 and 220, the Marauders’ wrestlers had the two fastest pins of the match back-to-back. Tanner Campbell’s :18 seconds was the top time while Alex Thompson’s was just eight seconds longer.
John Kennedy of Cooperstown pinned S-E’s Colby Spavin, recording the first points of the match for the Hawkeyes.
Cooperstown’s Matt LoRusso won by forfeit at 99 pounds, giving the visiting team 12 points.
Adding the last four points scored in the match was Logan Kantor’s 11-3 major decision over the Marauders’ Jason Price.
The Cooperstown match was just a warm-up for Sherburne-Earlville as they went to the Center State Conference Tournament on Saturday. As a team, the Marauders wrestlers finished fifth as team with 138 points.
Three S-E wreslters made it to the finals in the their respective weight class. The first Marauder to wrestle in the finals was Lakin at 132. Lakin faced Adirondack’s Kevin Spann. Adirondack was crowed the team champion, landing that place because the points from Spann beating Lakin with a 7-2 decision.
A few matches later, Tanner Campbell took home second place in the 195 pound class, losing to Canastota’s Doug Simmonds by a 2:21 pin.
In the second to last finals match premiered Thompson and another Canastota wrestler. Mike Lieibel of Canastota was pinned by Thompson, crowning the Marauders are the 220 pound champion.
Price, Albertina, Walzer, and Eldred all lost in the semis, sending them to the consolation rounds. Price, Walzer and Eldred all placed third while Albertina finished in the fourth.
Lynch finished sixth in his weight class in the tournament as well.
The Marauders picked up one last dual meet. Sherburne-Earlville will be wrestling Cortland later today before the Section III Class D Tournament on Saturday, February. The Class D Tournament will be held at Cooperstown with the wrestling starting at 10 a.m.
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