Wrestling
Upper Perkiomen 54, Pottsgrove 15
In the showdown of Pioneer Athletic Conference Frontier Division unbeatens, Upper Perkiomen left no doubt.
The Indians won the first 10 bouts of its matchup with Pottsgrove, ultimately winning 54-15 to claim the PAC Frontier Division title on Jan. 31 at Pottsgrove.
Pins from Ben Godshall (121), Sean Murray (127) and Brandon Godshall (133) plus majors from Gabriel Tulone (114), Branden Rozanski (139) and Roy Cobb (152) allowed Upper Perk to surge to a 54-0 lead with the aid of four forfeits.
Pottsgrove earned a few consolation results with a decision for Jake Palladino and pins from Alex Vasquez (215) and Damien Poloway (285) to close the night.
Upper Perk swept the Frontier, improving to 5-0 (8-5 overall). Pottsgrove moved to 4-1 PAC, 10-9 overall.
107 – Brandon Quinton (UP) won by forfeit (6-0)
114 – Gabriel Tulone (UP) maj. dec. Gabe Costanzo, 8-0 (10-0)
121 – Ben Godshall (UP) pinned Michael Harkins, 1:31 (16-0)
127 – Sean Murray (UP) pinned Tyler Petri, 1:15 (22-0)
133 – Brandon Godshall (UP) pinned Jacob Xian, 0:42 (28-0)
139 – Branden Rozanski (UP) maj. dec. Nathan Gillin, 18-4 (32-0)
145 – Gabe Sanfelice (UP) won by forfeit (38-0)
152 – Roy Cobb (UP) maj. dec. Kris Xian, 21-9 (42-0)
160 – Zane Saeger (UP) won by forfeit (48-0)
172 – Dom Wolfe (UP) won by forfeit (54-0)
189 – Jake Palladino (Pg) dec. Drew Bennett, 7-1 (54-3)
215 – Alex Vasquez (Pg) pinned Aaron Coates, (54-9)
285 – Damien Poloway (Pg) pinned Dylan Marshall, (54-15)
Boyertown 34, Perkiomen Valley 24
Boyertown completed its sweep of the PAC Liberty Division on the road with a 34-24 win against Perkiomen Valley.
The Bears won seven of eight matches between 121 and 172, turning a 10-0 deficit into a 31-14 advantage.
Brody Coleman (121), Gavin Sheridan (133) and Ryder Gehris (160) registered pins in the crucial run.
Boyertown’s next outing is in the District 1-3A Duals tournament quarterfinals Saturday morning when the Bears meet Spring-Ford, 8:30 a.m. at Upper Dublin.
107 – Max Tancini (PV) pinned Boden Waite, 0:43 (0-6)
114 – Liam Vavrek (PV) maj. dec. Cole Fogle, 15-3 (0-10)
121 – Brody Coleman (Bt) pinned Connor Sacks, 1:01 (6-10)
127 – Andrew Myslinski (Bt) dec. Joey Capaldo, 5-0 (9-10)
133 – Gavin Sheridan (Bt) pinned Dillon Sergi, 1:12 (15-10)
139 – Luke Knox (PV) maj. dec. Beck Babb, 13-0 (15-14)
145 – Shane Stankina (Bt) maj. dec. Anthony Rossi, 14-2 (19-14)
152 – Owen Dykie (Bt) dec. Patrick Lamirande, 6-3 (22-14)
160 – Ryder Gehris (Bt) pinned Landon Todd, 2:34 (28-14)
172 – J.D. Heiser (Bt) dec. Paul Popplewell, 6-3 (31-14)
189 – Carter Euker (PV) maj. dec. Joshua Larrimore, 13-5 (31-18)
215 – Kaleb Dumin (Bt) dec. Jake Batchelder, 3-0 (34-18)
285 – Cole Euker (PV) pinned Casey Shaak, 0:59 (34-24)
Spring-Ford 69, Norristown 5
Nine pins allowed Spring-Ford to cruise to victory over Norristown in its PAC regular-season finale on Jan. 31.
Ram pins were supplied by Brady Seislove, Gus Smith, Angelo Calafati, Brennan McGrann, Jamie Silva, Michael Stead, Mason Richards, Daniel Borzillo, Connor Hudak.
Spring-Ford (4-1, 12-6) moves on to the District 1-3A Duals tournament quarterfinals Saturday morning when the Rams face Boyertown, 8:30 a.m. at Upper Dublin.
107 – Brady Seislove (SF) pinned Nathan Hall, 1:43 (6-0)
114 – Gus Smith (SF) pinned Julio Garcia, 1:11 (12-0)
121 – Angelo Calafati (SF) pinned Cayden Harp, 3:55 (18-0)
127 – Jonathan Chapman (SF) won by forfeit (24-0)
133 – Brennan McGrann (SF) pinned Khalil Jordan, 1:04 (30-0)
139 – Nikosh Marston (N) pinned Christian Ruiz, 3:04 (30-6)
145 – Jamie Silva (SF) pinned Jaden Rodriguez, 1:29 (36-6)
152 – Drew Dotterer (SF) dec. Jared Noriega, 5-0 (39-6)
160 – Michael Stead (SF) pinned Santino Antonelli, 5:44 (45-6)
172 – Jack Redcay (SF) won by forfeit (51-6)
189 – Mason Richards (SF) pinned Viktor Lebron, 3:17 (57-6)
215 – Daniel Borzillo (SF) pinned Christopher Coey, 2:37 (63-6)
285 – Connor Hudak (SF) pinned Isaiah Jackson, 2:27 (69-6)
* Norristown lost a team point for unsportsmanlike conduct (weight unknown)
Owen J. Roberts 39, Methacton 25
Brady Quinn and Michael Godri delivered for Owen J. Roberts in the final two matches to allow the Wildcats to defeat Methacton 39-25 on Jan. 31. Methacton closed to within 29-25 with two to go but Quinn majored at 145, 11-2, before Godri capped the proceeding with a pin at 152 pounds.
OJR built a 26-6 lead with a five-match run early that included pins from Dillon Becthold, Dean Becthold and Tyler Maack.
Matty Shumaker (160) and Brayden Giovinco (121) pinned for the Warriors.
160 – Matty Shumaker (M) pinned Logan Brower, 1:45 (0-6)
172 – Sam Gautreau (OJR) won by tech. fall over Gavin Rose, 5:33 (5-6)
189 – Dysen Neill (OJR) dec. Collin O’Neill, 4-0 (8-6)
215 – Dillon Bechtold (OJR) pinned Dylan Pachik, 1:59 (14-6)
285 – Dean Bechtold (OJR) pinned Gabe Franks, 1:49 (20-6)
107 – Tyler Maack (OJR) pinned Sahash Suresh, 0:20 (26-6)
114 – Wyatt Taylor won (M) by forfeit (26-12)
121 – Brayden Giovinco (M) pinned Joaquin Fernandes, 3:11 (26-18)
127 – Tucker Hazelton (M) maj. dec. Daniel Randolph, 16-8 (26-22)
133 – Alex Brandt (OJR) dec. Ryan Hayes, 7-0 (29-22)
139 – Joey Simko (M) dec. Blaine Schmoyer, 1-0 (29-25)
145 – Brady Quinn (OJR) maj. dec. Shane McQuaid, 11-2 (33-25)
152 – Michael Godri (OJR) pinned Bobby Goliash, 4:53 (39-25)
Upper Merion 62, Pottstown 6
Upper Merion was dominant on the road at Pottstown, winning a PAC Frontier dual on Jan. 31.
107 – No match (0-0)
114 – Kevin Shuler (UM) won by forfeit (6-0)
121 – Nikito Hansell (UM) pinned William Pan, 0:46 (12-0)
127 – Kieran Lamey (UM) won by tech. fall over Kobina Miller, 15-0 (17-0)
133 – Dylan Kontra (UM) pinned Mohammed Selmi, 1:01 (23-0)
139 – Sean April (UM) dec. Steven Jimenez, 9-6 (26-0)
145 – Phoenix Rhoads (Pt) pinned Hayden Hall, 0:47 (26-6)
152 – Declan Ryan (UM) pinned Caden Nihart, 2:55 (32-6)
160 – Jowell Jones (UM) pinned Arion Hill, 2:23 (38-6)
172 – Luis Romero (UM) pinned Evan Smith, 1:52 (44-6)
189 – Ali Fakira (UM) pinned Jayden Pray, 0:58 (50-6)
215 – Ali Vasey (UM) pinned Nathaniel Diehl, 0:14 (56-6)
285 – Justin Aquilani (UM) won by forfeit (62-6)
Girls Basketball
Hill School 54, Mercersburg Academy 53
Sammie Faella and Lily Soller scored 15 points apiece to lead Hill to a road Mid-Atlantic Prep League victory.
Chloe Moser scored seven of her nine points in the decisive fourth quarter as the Blues hung on after leading 42-33 through three quarters.
