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Wrestling Team Overmatches Bunnell On The Mats

Published: Dec 30, 2022 6:59 am

Newtown High School's wrestling team defeated visiting Bunnell of Stratford 69-6 on December 21. The Nighthawks won via pinfall in 11 of 14 matches.

Results: 106 Tommy Milligan (N) pin Julian Garcia (B); 113 Kenna Gioffre (N) pin Mael Pierre-Paul (B); 120 Daniel Kellerman (N) pin Makhi Gardner (B); 126 Spencer Jorgenson (N) pin Ryan Siegel (B); 132 Maurice Ellis (B) decision Franco Cacho (N), 4-0; 138 Henry Terifay (N) decision Giovanny Jeanty (B), 7-5; 145 Marc Maurath (N) pin Alexander Alvarez (B); 152 Luca Manfredi (N) pin Nathan De lima (B); 160 Kacper Kulak (B) decision Stanley Chenet (N), 10-8; 170 Fisher Stites (N) pin Christopher Bucknor (B); 182 Thomas Morgan (N) pin Ardit Qendro (B); 195 Acea Shaham (N) pin Jake Devitto (B); 220 Charles Dunn (N) pin Connor Morin (B); 285 Jon DaSilva (N) pin Brian Gonzalez (B).

The Nighthawks are in tournament mode during the holiday break. After participating in the George Bossi Holiday Tournament in Lowell, Mass. December 27 and 28, an event that features more than 90 of the toughest teams across New England, the Hawks will host the Second Annual Nighthawk Invitational Duals on December 30. Teams attending are Branford, East Haven, Fairfield Prep, Joel Barlow, Newtown, Notre Dame, Norwalk, and Westhill.

Thomas Morgan, top, competes during a match against New Fairfield early this season. Morgan and the Nighthawks were dominant in a win over Bunnell on December 21. —Matthew Morgan photos

Henry Terifay, right, battles in an early-season match. Terifay was among Newtown’s individual winners in a victory over Bunnell.

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