JV / Varsity Teams

Schedule: Monday and Wednesday 6:00-7:45pm at CB West, Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00-7:45pm and Saturday from 11:00am to 12:30pm at Xtreme MMA, 626 Easton Rd, Warrington Plaza, Warrington. The goal is for each wrestler to attend 2 week day practices and the Saturday AM session to prep for Sunday matches.

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Week at a Glance

PRACTICE SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK

  • Monday - CB West 6pm
  • Tuesday - Xtreme 6pm
  • Wednesday - CB West 6pm
  • Thursday - Xtreme 6pm
  • Saturday - Xtreme 11am
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Black Team Roster

BLACK TEAM
WT Varsity JV Exhibition
42 lbs   ---------------  Samuel Waring  
45 lbs  Hunter Sloan    
48 lbs  Matt Cleland  Nicholas Ginaldi  
51 lbs      Aidan Updale
54 lbs Christopher Cleland    Jake Fasti, Ryan Fasti
57 lbs Jake Tosti  Nicholas Martino  
60 lbs Joe Mignon Charles Waller Caden Alkins, John Ferry, Torin Kelly, Shane McEntire, Aidan McNair, Donovan Rice
64 lbs AJ Tamburrino  Ben Mullikin Nils Updale
68 lbs Kyle Holt  Angelo Guzman  
72 lbs Stephen Veneziale  Maxwell Shaffer Nick Polinchock, Matthew Eck, Matt McDonald, Brian Wachtman
76 lbs  David Gutekunst  Daniel Talbot Shane Hagan, Tony Rossi, Nick Scavullo     
80 lbs  Michael McLaren  Evan Bullotta

Nathan Derkacs, Tyler Fasti, Jacob McDonald, Christian Pirog
85 lbs     Bryce Alkins,  Bryan Kelly, Nicholas Swartz
92 lbs Gus Klockner    James Trucksess
100 lbs Chase Curtis  Benjamin Eckley  Arman Turkoz
115 lbs Ryan Hieber  Daniel Eckley  
150 lbs Michael Votto    

Varsity Head Coach:  Anthony Tamburrino

Varsity Asst Coach:    Kyle Holt
Varsity Asst Coach:    

JV Head Coach:         
JV Asst Coach:      JV Asst Coach:        

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Black Match Schedule

 

BLACK MATCH SCHEDULE
 
Date / Time
Opponent
Location
Dec. 4, 2011       Weigh-In 9:30am
Liberty
Dec. 11, 2011     Weigh-In 10:00am
Little Royals
 
Entry Fee $3/adult, $1/child
Dec. 18, 2011     Weigh-In 9:00am
Souderton
East Side
Jan. 8, 2012      Weigh-In 10:30am
Northern Lehigh
@  Northern Lehigh
Jan. 14 (SAT), 2012                 Weigh-In 1:30pm
Southern Lehigh
@ Southern Lehigh
Jan. 28 (SAT), 2012                 Weigh-In 2:00pm
               Northwestern                   West Bethlehem
@ William Allen H.S.
Jan. 29, 2012      Weigh-In 10:00am
PICTURE DAY
Upper Perk
 
Entry Fee $3/adult, $1/child
Feb. 5, 2012        Weigh-In 10:00am
Salisbury
 
Entry Fee $3/adult, $1/child
Feb. 10, 2012           Weigh-In 7:00pm-9:00pm
JV/Exhibition Tournament     Weigh In
Feb. 12, 2012       Exhibition Arrival 7:30am
JV Arrival 10:15am
JV/Exhibition Tournament
Entry Fee $5/adult, $2/child
Feb. 17, 2012           Weigh-In 7:00pm-9:00pm
JV/Exhibition Tournament             Weigh In
Feb. 19, 2012
Arrival TBD
Varsity Tournament
Entry Fee $5/adult, $2/child
@ Quakertown High School

* = Non-League match

LEAGUE WEBSITE: http://www.epywl.com/index.php

 

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2011 East Penn JV & VarsityTournament Results

Congratulations to all wrestlers!

Junior Varsity

Varsity


1st Place
Ryan Heiber, 85 lb
Brett Yoos 92 lb

2nd Place
Nicholas Klein, 57 lb
Brendan McCusker, 115 lb

3rd Place
Dan Talbot, 68 lb
William Derkacs, 100 lb

5th/6th Place  

Joe Mignon, 60 lb
Max Shaffer, 64 lb
Chase Curtis, 100 lb

 


1st Place
AJ Tamburrino, 57 lb

 2nd Place

Val Bogachev, 100 lb
Chad Sheehan, 115 lb

3rd Place

Jake Tosti, 54 lb

Aaron Occhipinti, 68 lb
Matt Scarpill, 92 lb
Colin Shannon, 115 lb

4th Place
Sam Smith, 51 lb
Kyle Holt, 64 lb
Steve Veneziale, 68 lb
Ray Calderaio, 72 lb
Michael McLaren, 76 lb

 5th Place

Jayce Coffin, 48 lb
Aidan Occhipinti, 60 lb
David Gutekunst, 64 lb
Michael Melchiorre, 150 lb

6th Place
Matt McLaren, 92 lb

8th Place
Michael Wade, 57 lb
Alex Shaffer, 76 lb

Dalton Veight, 80 lb

Charles DiGiorgio, 150 lb

 

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Coach's Corner

Welcome to the Coach's Corner.  This is a resource not just for the coaches but also for the wrestlers. Please read the very recent quotes from Coaches who Know the Raiders Wrestling Program, Trust it, and embrace the key Value of the Developement of Wrestlers.

 

Joe McGinley, head wrestling coach for Central Bucks West High School notes, “Wrestling is a difficult sport; one person wins and one person loses.  It is the athlete with the soundest basics that usually prevails. The Raiders have always stressed the basics, as opposed to a signature move as seen in other programs.  Raider wrestlers are very well prepared for junior high, and always succeed there.  We at West commend the Raiders and look forward to reaping that bounty for years to come.”

 

“Youth wrestling is an often overlooked option, but one with many benefits for the body and mind,” said Anthony Tamburrino, a director with the Central Bucks Wrestling Federation.  “It is a great way to provide kids with proper physical conditioning in a fun environment. But, wrestling is unmatched for developing self-confidence. The challenge of taking on an opponent one-on-one builds self-esteem that translates into many other areas of life.”

 

Craig Deacon, of Central Bucks South also agrees. “As a Wrestling Coach in the Central Bucks School District for the past 12 years, I have first hand knowledge of the Central Bucks Raiders organization. The instruction and coaching these young wrestlers receive has been instrumental in preparing them for the high school level and beyond. The dedication the Raiders organization shows to these boys pays off many times over and is essential for successful high school wrestling programs. My best wrestlers have been Raider Wrestlers,” says Deacon.

 

The Raiders' philosophy is to teach the kids fundamental wrestling skills so they can feel confident, whether preparing to compete for future spots on junior high or high school teams or looking to improve their fitness and stamina for other sports.  Greg Ness, another CBWF Director, said “We have seen time and again that the Raider program has generated not just accomplished wrestlers, but also confident, well rounded students and successful young men.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

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