LEWES — Eleven Henlopen Conference wrestlers advanced through this morning’s semifinals to reach the finals of the DIAA individual state tournament.
The title bouts are set to start …
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LEWES — Eleven Henlopen Conference wrestlers advanced through this morning’s semifinals to reach the finals of the DIAA individual state tournament.
The title bouts are set to start at 7 p.m. at Cape Henlopen High.
Henlopen Conference champion Sussex Central and Cape Henlopen both have three wrestlers in the finals with Lake Forest and Sussex Tech adding two apiece.
Only one top seed failed to reach the finals with 10 of the 14 No. 2 seeds also advancing.
Here are the matchups for tonight’s state championship matchups.
At 106, Cape Henlopen’s Austin Guerrieteri (No. 1) will face Saint Mark’s Clif Bakhsh (No. 2).
At 113, Salesianum’s Dominic Lician (No. 1) will face .Red Lion Christan’s Tye Bellarin (No. 2).
At 120, Sussex Central’s Malachi Stratton (No. 1) will go for his third state title when he faces Sussex Tech’s Anthony Andrews (No. 2).
At 126, Caesar Rodney’s Trevor Copes (No. 1) reached hos fourth-straight state finals where he will take on Delaware Military’s Gavin Mundy (No. 3).
At 132, Sussex Central’s Evan Cordrey (No. 1) will face Saint Mark’s Christopher Foster (No. 2).
At 138, Caravel’s Eddie Radecki (No. 1) will try to win his fourth state title when he faces St. Georges Gavin Sheehan (No. 3).
At 144, Cape Henlopen’s Nicholas Walker (No. 1) will face Sussex Tech’s Dustin Elliott (No. 2).
At 150, Appoquinimink’s Charles Hackett (No. 13), the lowest-remaining seed, will face Lake Forest’s Casey Dempsey (No. 2).
At 157, DMA’s Malcolm Roy (No. 1) will take on Lake Forest’s Nurrideen Ahmad-Statts (No. 3), who is going for his second state crown in a row.
At 165, William Penn’s Franklin Norris (No. 1) will face Saint Mark’s Jacob Ebaugh (No. 2).
At 175, Saint Mark’s Luke Spoor (No. 1) will face Sussex Central’s Gabe Cannon (No. 2).
At 190, DMA’s Hayden Moaney (No. 1) will face Red Lion Christian’s Jacque Wilson (No. 2).
At 215, Salesianum’s James Miller (No. 1) will face Cape Henlopen’s Patrick Donahue (No. 2).
At 285, DMA’s Cael DeNegris (No. 1) will face Caravel’s Brock Rhoades (No. 7).