Manheim Central >> Bryce Reddington wasted no time moving onto the area’s career-win chart during Methacton’s visit to the Manheim Holiday Tournament.
The Warrior senior reached the 100-win mark in the quarterfinal round of the tourney. He opened in the 152-pound bracket with a 3:20 pin of Manheim Central’s Connor Miller, becoming the 11th wrestler in program history to achieve that feat.

It was part of a pin-fueled sweep by Reddington, whose other falls came against Souderton’s Craig Finkenbeiner (3:00) and Shikellamy’s Dominic Parker (2:52).
Reddington was one of four Methacton grapplers to qualify for gold-medal matches, joined by Corey Morabito (106), Kibwe McNair (120) and Dylan Henry (138). Morabito placed second, as did McNair and Henry. Michael Blakemore was third at 160 while teammates Brendan Marion (170) and Tonee Ellis (285) placed fourth at their respective weights.

Bolstered by the fifth-place showings of Salaam McNair (182) and Joe Donahue (220), the Warriors finished first in the 14-school standings with 160.5 points.

Manheim Central >> Spring-Ford had two championship finalists in Brandon Meredith (113) and Matt Lepore (285). Meredith claimed gold with an 11-5 decision of Shikellamy’s Cade Balestrini, and Lepore placed second.

Mike Gradwell came away fourth at 160, helping the Rams to a sixth-place (113.5 points) team finish. Quinn Tobin (106) and Ben D’Archangelo (152) scored fifths, with Jack Files (170 and Chase Smith (182) sixth.