No. 1 Jackson Memorial at No. 2 Brick Memorial, 6:30 p.m

Possible matchups

106: Alex Huxford (JM) vs. Sean Millea (BM)

113: Austin Clarke/Hunter Reese (JM) vs. Joe Ghione (BM)

120: Pete Rinaldi (JM) vs. Sean Stephenson (BM)

126: Brian Hamann (JM) vs. Connor Maliff (BM)

132: Brad Royle (JM) vs. Alec Donovan (BM)

138: Spencer Young (JM) vs. Cliff Ruggiero (BM)

145: Dylan McLaughlin (JM) vs. Rob Ruggiero (BM)

152: Randy Royle (JM) vs. Evan Berti/Nick Costa (BM)

160: James Langschultz/Daylan Wellstead (JM) vs. Nick Costa/Tyler Richardson (BM)

170: Dylan Harrington (JM) vs. Tyler Richardson/Jarred Eccles (BM)

182: Dallas Winston (JM) vs. Jarred Eccles/Anthony Miller (BM)

195: Ken Bradley (JM) vs. Anthony Miller (BM)

220: Mike Lopez (JM) vs. Tyler Poling (BM)

Hwt: Corey Johnson (JM) vs. Ezra Figueroa (BM)

Brick Memorial’s loss of junior 195-pounder Matt Moore due to a clavicle injury sustained in the TCNJ Pride Tournament unquestionably makes this matchup much more difficult for the Mustangs. If Jackson wins the coin flip it can get Winston on Miller and really make things difficult for Brick Memorial. Also, I think Ken Bradley is going to open some eyes this year and it wouldn’t surprise me if they let Bradley face Miller. Jackson could also bump Huxford up to 113 to face Ghione. The two split a pair of matches last season. If Randy Royle and Berti end up squaring off it should not only be a tremendous bout, but have serious implications. My guess would be that Eccles weighs in at 182 so there’s at least some flexibility there, but it’s going to be interesting to see what Mustangs head coach Dan O’Cone does from 145-195.

If the matches look roughly like what I have above I have Jackson getting bonus at 106, 126, 132 and 138 and Memorial getting bonus at 113, 120 and 160. With Moore out the Mustangs are going to need to win the coin flip and have some toss-ups go there way. The bouts at 220 and heavyweight are major toss-ups and could certainly swing the match. That being said, I just think Moore being out limits Brick Memorial too much and takes away points you need to have to beat the Jaguars. I also think Brick Memorial’s freshman foursome will be very solid by the end of the year, but have tough matchups this time around. These teams could see each other twice more, but this time I’ll go with Jackson, 34-23.

No. 3 Southern at No. 5 Toms River South, 6:30 p.m.

Possible matchups

106: Matt Wilhelm (S) vs. Brandon Muuray (TRS)

113: Kyle Davis (S) vs. Kevin Corrigan (TRS)

120: Zach Wilhelm (S) vs. Andy Manzano (TRS)

126: Matt Yostpile (S) vs. Matt Theobold (TRS)

132: Brian Bowker (S) vs. Garrett Applegate (TRS)

138: Jake Campana (S) vs. B.J. Clagon (TRS)

145: Chris Serpico (S) vs. Ken Theobold (TRS)

152: Steve Johns (S) vs. Matt Maroukis/Joe Salvato (TRS)

160: Cory Case (S) vs. Antres Clagon (TRS)

170: Connor Case/Steve Hodgson (S) vs. Nick Osborn (TRS)

182: Steve Hodgson/Jesse Bauta vs. Anthony Ravallo/Quenten DeCarlo (TRS)

195: Zeb Collins (S) vs. Mike Rutter (TRS)

220: Cody Smead (S) vs. Marvin Hayden (TRS)

Hwt: Josh Ghigliotty (S) vs. James Kearny (TRS)
Southern is going to need its balance to come through in this one, because Toms River South is stacked in the lowerweights with four heavy hitters than can throw down bonus points in a hurry. There seems to be a fair about of maneuvering both teams can do, especially in the upperweights. From 152 and up is where Southern has the advantage and is going to have to make it count. Down low, the Rams need to win at 106, get bonus from Wilhelm and limit the damage from the Four Horseman (hey, I’m running with it). The Indians inexperience up top worries me, and as we all know crazy things can happen with the big guys. Toms River South is going to have to pull out a toss-up or two with 106 being a key weight along with 152, 170 and 182. This is going to come down to the wire. I’ve been burned before picking against Southern so I’ll go with the higher-ranked Rams. Southern 28-24.

Also, Central and No. 9 Brick tangle in a key Class B South match at 5:30 at Brick.

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Winston, who is ranked 11th in the nation at 195 pounds by Intermat, wrestled in the 182-pound division and finished fourth. Royle placed fifth at 132 pounds. Winston, who was seeded second, was defeated in the semifinals by third-seeded David Reck of Colonial Forge (Va.), 3-2. In the consolation bracket, Winston defeated No. 5 seed Michael Mocco of Blair Academy before falling to top-seeded Scott Gibbons in the 3rd/4th-place bout. The unseeded Royle had a much tougher road to the medal stand. He lost to No. 2 seed and finalist Randy Cruz of Bethlehem Catholic in the Round of 16 and had to win four straight bouts in the consolation bracket to reach the medal round. He was defeated by Bergen Catholic senior Connor Melde, 4-3, to drop to the 5th/6th-place bout where he won by medical forfeit against sixth-seeded Dennis Gustafson.

Southern Regional also represented the Shore Conference at the Beast of the East, but did not have any medalists. Chris Serpico at 145 and Steve Hodgson at 182 each went 4-2 in the tournament while the Rams tied for 25th as a team among a field of nearly 100 teams.

New Jersey was well-represented at the Beast of the East as the nation’s No. 1 team, Blair Academy, won the team title for the 13th time with a tournament-high five champions. Blair senior Mark Grey, a Cornell recruit, was named Outstanding Wrestler for becoming the first wrestler to win four Beast of the East championships.

Jackson Memorial had the highest finish of any NJSIAA member school, finishing 9th with 92.5 points. Bergen Catholic was 10th, St. Peter’s Prep 12th and Don Bosco Prep 19th.

Don Bosco Prep senior Sal Mastriani won the 152-pound title with a 5-3 decision over Blair Academy’s Russell Parsons. Mastriani, a state medalist from a season ago and a Virginia Tech recruit, was ranked 16th in the nation before the tournament. Bergen Catholic sophomore Johnny Sebastian was second at 160 pounds. The No. 5 seed was leading 4-2 before being taken to his back and pinned by second-seeded Zach Epperly of Christianburg.

Finishing third at 170 pounds was St. Peter’s Prep senior Anthony Pafumi. The No. 4 seed topped 6th-seeded Tyler Rill of Mount St. Joseph 3-1 in the consolation final. His teammate, senior Lenny Richardson, finished fourth at 145.

Other New Jersey  medalists included Hanover Park’s Anthony Cefolo (5th at 106) North Bergen’s Anthony Giraldo (4th at 120), Timber Creek’s Ricky Carter (8th at 120), Delbarton’s Nick Anderson (8th at 126), Melde (4th at 132), Delbarton’s Jorge Lopez (5th at 138), Northern Burlington’s Wayne Stinson (8th at 152), Don Bosco Prep’s Razohnn Gross (8th at 195) and Don Bosco Prep freshman Zach Chakonis (5th at 220).

Hardy was a guest on the Barnabas Health Care High School Football Show on 105.7 FM with Kevin Williams, Ed Sarluca and Matt Harmon talking about this past football season. Hardy ran for over 2,000 yards and led the Golden Eagles to a 5-5 record and their first playoff appearance since 2001. He is being recruited by several FCS programs on the east coast

Hardy finished third in New Jersey at 160 pounds last season as a junior, going 39-1, but said his heart was not into wrestling anymore.  He concludes his career with 75 wins and was also the 2011 Region VI champ at 160 pounds.

Casaletto chose the South Carolina military school over Division II Newberry College, also in South Carolina, which features such former Shore Conference stars as Jackson Memorial’s Sean Byrnes and B.J. Young, Toms River North’s Brian and Dave Newman and Matt Oliver. The Citadel competes in the Southern Conference as a Division I school and features former St. Benedict’s Prep wrestler Turtogtokh Luvsandorj. The Bulldogs were 8-12 last season, but have been making steady progress under head coach Rob Hjerling.

Casaletto gave his verbal commitment on April 24 and will sign his National Letter of Intent on Friday May 6. Casaletto finished his career with a 123-17 record and is fourth all-time on Southern’s career wins list.

As first reported by the Asbury Park Press, Withstandley submitted his letter of resignation on Tuesday, saying “he had accomplished everything he wanted to as a coach”, and “didn’t have the desire he should to be the head coach at Jackson Memorial”.

Withstandley wrestled at Jackson Memorial from 1997-2001 and captured the NJSIAA 140-pound championship his senior year. After wrestling collegiately at Purdue University,  he was an assistant for one year under Scott Goodale until taking the reigns of the program when Goodale left to become the head coach at Rutgers University before the 2007-08 season.

During Withstandley’s four-year tenure, the Jaguars amassed an 81-14 record and won a pair of NJSIAA Group IV titles. During Withstandley’s first season, the Jaguars had three individual state champions in Tyler Biscaha (103), Sean Byrnes (145) and Scott Winston (160).

Withstandley, who said he will remain at Jackson Memorial as a physical education teacher, said he was unsure if he would coach again in the future, but stated he would not coach anywhere else besides Jackson Memorial.

Athletic Director John Lamela will no doubt have plenty of resumes to look over as he tries to fill one of the most high-profile head coaching positions in the state.

Southern Regional senior Kyle Casaletto dropped a 3-0 decision to High Point’s Nick Francavilla in the 125-pound final. Casaletto finished second for the second straight year. Casaletto finishes his career as a three-time state medalist.

Toms River South sophomore BJ Clagon lost to West Essex senior Anthony Perrotti, 4-2, at 130 pounds. Clagon is a two-time medalist after taking seventh last season.

At 189 pounds, Jackson Memorial junior Dallas Winston was defeated by St. Peter’s Prep senior James Fox, 7-0. It is the first state medal for Winston.

Check back with All Shore Media tonight and tomorrow for more coverage of the state wrestling tournament, including stories and video highlights.

The quarterfinal round has been completed and the Shore Conference has six wrestlers alive in the semifinals. Southern’s Kyle Casaletto at 125, Toms River South’s B.J. Clagon at 130, CBA’s Vin Favia and Brick’s Connor Brennan at 152, Jackson Memorial’s Dallas Winston at 189 and Keyport’s Greg Velasco at heavyweight will wrestle in the semis at 5 p.m.

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112
1st: Kevin Corrigan (TR South)
2nd: Sean Stephenson (Brick Memorial)
3rd: Alex Brown (Colts Neck)

119
1st: Mike Shupin (Jackson Memorial)
2nd: Anthony Anzalone (Marlboro)
3rd: Rich Lewis (TR East)

125
1st: Kyle Casaletto (Southern)
2nd: Ken Theobold (Manchester)
3rd: Spencer Young (Jackson Memorial)

130
1st: B.J. Clagon (TR South)
2nd: Vinnie Leone (Marlboro)
3rd: Bubba Lanno (Southern)

135
1st: Luis Filipe (Long Branch)
2nd: Joe Bartolini (Jackson Memorial)
3rd: D.J. Santos (Brick Memorial)

140
1st: Mike Shaughnessy (Howell)
2nd: PJ Parrino (Ocean)
3rd: Randy Royle (Jackson Memorial)

145
1st: Nick Herring (Middletown South)
2nd: Chris Zak (Jackson Liberty)
3rd: Anthony Messler (Southern)

152
1st: Connor Brennan (Brick)
2nd: Vin Favia (CBA)
3rd: Kyle Kenny (TR South)

160
1st: Kalyph Hardy (Central)
2nd: Joe Masi (Raritan)
3rd: Nick Zak (Jackson Liberty)

171
1st: Ryan Lynch (Raritan)
2nd: Anthony Prendimano (Manchester)
3rd: Jeff McElwee (Southern)

189
1st: Dallas Winston (Jackson Memorial)
2nd: Hayden Hrymack (CBA)
3rd: Colin Egan (Wall)

215
1st: Mitch Seigel (Marlboro)
2nd: Evan Tarver (TR South)
3rd: Colton Bigelow (Ocean)

Hwt
1st: Joe Nolan (Jackson Memorial)
2nd: Greg Velasco (Keyport)
3rd: Kyle Cox (Southern)

Friday
Preliminary round, 6 p.m.
Quarterfinals, 7  p.m.

Saturday
Semifinals, 10 a.m.
Third place, 12:30 p.m.
Finals 2:30 p.m.

103: (8) Kevin Newenhouse (Shore, 9-17) vs. 1. Nick Melon (Brick, 20-3); 5. Joe Panchak (Monmouth, 22-8) vs. 4. Ryan Harter (Point Boro, 21-2); 6. Sean Hoban (St. Rose, 12-7) vs. 3. Isaiah Haymon (Neptune, 22-5)); (7) Gustavo Garcia (Point Beach, 11-10)) vs. (2). Joseph Ghione (Brick Memorial, 31-1).

112: (8) Samuel Green (Neptune, 13-10) vs. (1) Sean Stephenson (Brick Memorial, 21-4); (5) Sean Sanderson (Monmouth, 17-14) vs. (4) Cassin Loures (Manasquan, 17-10); (6) Connor Mulligan (Brick, 20-6) vs. (3) Tore Capriglione (Point Beach, 18-7); (7) Tommy Welsh (Shore, 13-20) vs. (2) Nick Onnembo (Point Boro, 28-1).

119: (9) Connor Feroce (Shore, 12-21) vs. (8) Trey Watkins (Point Beach, 13-11), winner vs. (1) Karl Waldron (Neptune, 23-4); (5) Dan Kinsella (Wall, 15-13) vs. (4) Connor Maliff (Brick Memorial, 15-17); (6) Brian Matthews (Brick, 10-8) vs. (3) Dominick Cardella (Monmouth, 22-8); (10) Evan Walsh (Manasquan, 4-22) vs. (7) James Szymanski (St. Rose, 11-10), winner vs. (2) Ryan Budzek (Point Boro, 22-7).

125: (9) Michael Czerwinski (Neptune, 1-19) vs. (8) Brian Miranda (Asbury Park, 3-12), winner vs. (1) Steve Cimmino (Brick, 19-5); (5) Christian Felstedt (Manasquan, 9-8) vs. (4) Darren Esposito (Monmouth, 7-10); (6) Griffin Carney (Brick Memorial, 4-22) vs. (3) Sam Koenig (Shore, 21-10); (7) Donald Kessler (Wall, 6-15) vs. (2) Matt Harter (Point Boro, 24-2).

130: (9) Frank Palacios (Neptune, 0-6) vs. (8) Jose Hernandez (Monmouth, 5-8), winner vs. (1) Derek Arnette (Shore, 30-5); (5) Jack Clark (St. Rose, 5-11) vs. (4) Mike Panzino (Manasquan, 14-15); (6) Deshawn Miranda (Asbury Park, 8-14) vs. (3) Joe Paton (Brick, 14-11); (10) Eric Wilson (Brick Memorial, 3-13) vs. (7) Avery Brecka (Point Boro, 7-12), winner vs. (2) Rob Finnerty (Point Beach, 17-6).

135: (9) Ali Javaid (Monmouth, 8-14) vs. (8) Connor Northrup (St. Rose, 7-16), winner vs. 1. D.J. Santos (Brick Memorial, 21-6); (5) Connor Arnette (Shore, 16-18) vs. (4) Sakou Harris (Neptune, 18-5); (6) Connor Schobel (Manasquan, 9-15) vs. (3) Taylor Fioretti (Point Beach, 21-7); (10) Trevor Mastria (Brick, 0-5) vs. (7) Kevin Kelly (Point Boro, 18-9), winner vs. (2) A.J. Romanelli (Wall, 16-12).

140: (9) Severe Fortune (Asbury Park, 4-11) vs. (8) John Bruno (Point Boro, 4-4), winner vs. (1) Evan Berti (Brick Memorial, 29-4); (5) Riley Kelly (Point Beach, 14-12) vs. (4) Drew Donner (Wall, 15-11); (11) Casey Wyckoff (Manasquan, 1-18) vs. (6) Marcus Johnson (Monmouth, 13-16), winner vs. (3) Jose Caraballo (Neptune, 18-8); (10) Max Doelling (Shore, 3-12) vs. (7) Mark Bixenan (Brick, 14-9), winner vs. (2) Christian Bozinos (St. Rose, 17-4).

145: (8) Matt Savage (Point Boro, 6-15) vs. (1) Nicholas Costa (Brick Memorial, 14-9); (5) Max McClelland (Wall, 3-3) vs. (4) Nick Jordan (Monmouth, 21-8); (6) Nicholas Greenquist (St. Rose, 10-12) vs. (3) Frank Rodriguez (Neptune, 21-6); (7) Brian Gianforte (Manasquan, 9-13) vs. (2) Luke Bush (Shore, 34-1).

152: (9) Alex Patriarca (Point Beach, 2-7) vs. (8) John Harrison (Monmouth, 6-19), winner vs. (1) Conor Brennan (Brick, 25-1); (5) Corey Phillips (Manasquan, 12-16) vs. (4) Mark Vinges (Wall, 14-14); (11) Elizah Scott (Asbury Park, 0-11) vs. (6) Brandon Cusack (Point Boro, 15-10), winner vs. (3) Dae’Sean Brown (Neptune, 23-3); (10) Matt Szymanski (St. Rose, 0-5) vs. (7) Nick Sailes (Shore, 13-6), winner vs. (2) Tyler Richardson (Brick Memorial, 12-13).

160: (9) Dan Bailie (Shore, 13-15) vs. (8) Clinton Cotton (Monmouth, 18-12), winner vs. (1) Peter Kinsella (Wall, 24-7); (5) Dylan Seip (St. Rose, 16-3) vs. (4) C.J. Pierce (Neptune, 16-5); (11) Chris Weber (Manasquan, 0-4) vs. (6) Jonathan Varga (Point Beach, 16-11), winner vs. (3) Dan Wojtaszek (Brick, 22-4); (10) Devin Boyd (Asbury Park, 6-15) vs. (7) Brandon Hoy (Point Boro, 18-9), winner vs. (2) Fabian Jackson (Brick Memorial, 25-7).

171: (9) Jack Sullivan (St. Rose, 0-9) vs. (8) Nicholas Dzuna (Point Boro, 2-4), winner vs. (1) Dylan Kelly (Point Beach, 26-0); (5) Austin Ridoux (Wall, 9-19) vs. (4) Dan Watson (Brick, 15-7); (6) Sean Colligan (Manasquan, 6-10) vs. (3) Kevin Chapman (Shore, 29-6); (7) Evan Imber (Monmouth, 4-10) vs. (2) Anthony Miller (Brick Memorial, 21-11).

189: (9) Rodrigo Jordy (Point Beach, 2-13) vs. (8) Kevin Holt (St. Rose, 6-10), winner vs. (1) Colin Egan (Wall, 26-6); (5) Scott Satcher (Monmouth, 13-6) vs. (4) Jesse Lyon (Brick, 15-10); (11) Dave Musselman (Shore, 3-21) vs. (6) Romell Wilson (Neptune, 10-8), winner vs. (3) Andrew Matter (Point Boro, 15-10); (10) Anthony Deseno (Manasquan, 4-14) vs. (7) Nicholas Famularo (Asbury Park, 7-12), winner vs. (2) Matt Moore (Brick Memorial, 24-6).

215: (5) Luis Roa (Manasquan, 6-14) vs. (4) Matt Campfiori (Brick Memorial, 3-6), winner vs. (1) Phil Seidle (Neptune, 26-0); (6) Sean Driskill (Point Beach, 1-12) vs. (3) Dave Wallis (Brick, 6-14), winner vs. (2) David Halliday (Point Boro, 25-3).

Hwt: (9) Aldo Gussie (Wall, 5-4) vs. (8) Will Wowkanyn (Brick Memorial, 8-14), winner vs. (1) Ryan Greenwood (Monmouth, 25-5); (5) Marquis Monfiston (Asbury Park, 11-8) vs. (4) Dane Bongiovi (Point Boro, 12-13); (6) Mike MacStudy (Shore, 7-13) vs. (3) Andrew Gross (Point Beach, 19-6); (10) Anthony Dzugan (Brick, 1-2) vs. (7) Ian Nugent (St. Rose, 14-7), winner vs. (2) John Seidle (Neptune, 15-9)

Friday
Preliminary round, 5 p.m.
Quarterfinals, 6 p.m.

Saturday
Semifinals, 10 a.m.
Third place, noon
Finals, 2:30 p.m.

103: (1) Anthony D’Anton  (Monsignor Donovan) 25-3 bye; (9) Ryan Angelos (Toms River North) 6-13 vs. (8) Vinny Palmieri (Central) 13-14; (5) Nick Fogarty (Barnegat) 14-10 bye; (4) Ben Mrozinski (Lacey) 14-8 bye; (3) Jacob Maher (Toms River East)  17-10 bye; (6) Brandon Murray (Toms River South) 9-8 bye; (7) Corey Byrne (Pinelands) 9-12 vs. AJ Arias (Manchester) 2-14; (2) Kyle Davis (Southern) 17-9 bye.

112: (1) Kevin Corrigan (Toms River South) 26-2 bye; (5) Joe Mandara (Barnegat) 19-4 bye; (4) Kevin Enright (Lacey) 20-7 bye; (3) Zach Wilhelm (Southern) 20-8 bye; (6) Vin Rotella (Toms River East) 9-19; (7) John Porter (Central) 11-16; (2) Danny Rodriguez (Toms River North) 19-3.

119: (1) Jalen Ramos (Central) 27-4 bye; (9) Andrew Garrity (Lacey) 8-18 v. (8) Nick Tardibuono (Toms River North) 7-15; (5) Ryan Fogarty (Barnegat) 19-6 bye; (4) Trevor Mooney (Southern) 7-11 bye; (3) Matt Theobold (Manchester) 18-1 bye; (6) Zach Maikisch (Toms River South) 11-7 bye; (7) Alex Martinez (Lakewood) 7-4 vs. Vinny Grasso (Monsignor Donovan) 5-21; (2) Rich Lewish (Toms River East) 19-2 bye.

125: (1) Kyle Casaletto (Southern) 30-2 bye; (9) Connor Hanson (Monsignor Donovan) 5-17 vs. (8) Richard Schmalz (Barnegat) 9-3; (5) Abdullah Abdelaziz (Pinelands) 11-6 bye; (4) Dan Wasilick (Toms River East) 20-4 bye; (3) Allan Manzano (Toms River South) 22-5 bye; (11) Kyle Lewis (Toms River North) 0-8 vs. (6) John Moynihan (Lacey) 14-16; (7) Chris Phillips (Central) 11-16 vs. (10) Eddie Carmona (Lakewood) 7-5; (2) Ken Theobold (Manchester) 29-1 bye.

130: (1) BJ Clagon (Toms River South) 27-0 bye; (9) Mike Dohrenweno (Manchester) 1-8 vs. (8) Anthony DeRosa (Toms River North) 8-12; (5) Tom Donnelly (Monsignor Donovan) 17-10 bye; (4) Joseph Rodano (Pinelands) 18-4 bye; (3) Joe Resto (Toms River East) 14-2 bye; (11) Joe Valentino (Central) 3-13 vs. (6) Ronnie Roeller (Barnegat) 13-11; (7) Gary Carmona (Lakewood) 15-7 vs. (10) Nick Vecci (Lacey) 3-5; (2) Bubba Lanno (Southern) 26-6 bye.

135: (1) Mike Veneziano (Toms River East) 18-6 bye; (9) Angel Orellana (Toms River North) 1-7 vs. (8) Nick Dibuono (Pinelands) 2-4; (5) Garret Applegate (Toms River South) 15-12 bye; (4) Jon Buhagiar (Central) 23-10 bye; (3) Jesse Meaney (Manchester) 21-4 bye;  (11) Kevin Olivo (Lakewood) 3-15 vs. (6) Mark Magoon (Barnegat) 8-5; (7) Josh Pereira (Monsignor Donovan) 10-12 vs. (10) Cody Alvarez (Lacey) 3-19; (2) Chris Serpico (Southern) 18-11.

140: (1) Jake Campana (Southern) 7-7 bye; (9) Grant Paulus (Monsignor Donovan) 9-6 vs. (8) Jose Diaz (Toms River East); (5) Matt Maroukis (Toms River South) 10-12 bye; (4) Dan DaSilva (Toms River North) 12-8 bye; (3) Danny Moore (Lacey) 21-8 bye; (11) Cody Bonicky (Pinelands) 1-12 vs. (6) Joe Phillips (Manchester) 13-14; (7) Chris Stoma (Barnegat) 15-10 vs. (10) Solomon Cobbs (Lakewood) 10-12; (2) Jon Kroon (Central) 14-6 bye.

145: (1) Anthony Mesler (Southern) 24-10 bye; (9) James Mattina (Pinelands) 5-11 vs. (8) Joe Baron (Toms River East) 5-6; (5) Kyle Lake (Toms River North) 12-5 bye; (4) Steve Glwason (Monsignor Donovan) 27-2 bye; (3) Chris DeDyn (Central) 25-7; (6) Rob Duckers (Toms River South) 16-11 bye; (7) Ed Santiago (Barnegat) 13-12 vs. (10) Ruben Sihuanca (Lakewood) 2-7; (2) Ryan Riegert (Manchester).

152: (1) Kyle Kenny (Toms River South) 24-4 bye; (9) Wade Moore (Toms River East) 3-16 vs. (8) Francis Duddy (Monsignor Donovan) 9-13; (5) Cory Case (Southern) 6-7 bye; (4) Ryan Kirk (Barnegat) 18-7 bye; (3) Luke Fernandez (Lacey) 17-12 bye; (6) Nick Castrovilly (Central) 11-14 bye; (7) Brandon Scelsa (Toms River North) 8-14 vs. (10) Aaron Clemonts (Lakewood) 5-6; (2) Matt Riegert (Manchester) 15-14.

160: (1) Kalyph Hardy (Central) 28-0 bye; (8) Korey Tomei (Manchester) 4-13 bye; (5) Cody Alves (Toms River North (5-9) bye; (4) Paul Garibaldi (Barnegat) 18-5 bye; (3) Rich Kraemer (Monsignor Donovan) 17-8 bye; (6) Connor Case (Southern) 6-9 bye; (7) Dan Opirhory (Toms River East) 8-16; (2) Anthony Ravallo (Toms River South) 13-11 bye.

171: (1) Anthony Prendimano (Manchester) 29-1 bye; (9) Trevor Finch (Lacey) 6-7 vs. (8) Greg Moran (Barnegat) 9-10; (5) George Maravelias (Toms River North) 5-11 bye; (4) Angelo DiSalvo (Monsignor Donovan) bye; (3) Nick Osborn (Toms River South) 20-8; (11) Mike McGuigan (Pinelands) 2-14 vs. (6) Donald Jacob (Toms River East) 8-14; (7) Gerardo Garcia (Lakewood) 7-12 vs. (10) Jacob Rivera (Central)3-14; (2) Jeff McElwee (Southern) 21-8 bye.

189: (1) Tim O’Connor (Central) 23-8 bye; (8) Billy Harris (Lakewood) 3-7 bye; (5) Mike Cook (Monsignor Donovan) 8-1 bye; (4) Anthony Vincent (Southern) 11-9 bye; (3) Hoss Gonzales (Manchester) 15-4 bye; (6) Brandon Goodwin (Toms River East) 4-12 bye; (7) Dave Mitchell (Toms River North) 0-13 bye; (2) Lex Knapp (Lacey) 22-6 bye.

215: (1) Evan Tarver (Toms River South) bye; (9) Froilan Hernandez (Toms River East) 1-15 vs. (8) Ken Johnson (Manchester) 3-20; (5) Brennan Battalla (Lacey) 7-6 bye; (4) Tyler Munson (Pinelands) 12-6 bye; (3) Allan Singer (Toms River North) 13-9; (6) Isiah Nicholson (Lakewood) 5-12 bye; (7) Matt Frigon (Barnegat) 8-16 vs. (10) Anthony Giannico (Central) 1-5; (2) Cody Smead (Southern) 9-9.

285: (1) Damian Banach (Lakewood) bye; (9) Anthony Piccoli (Toms River South) 2-9 vs. (8) Evan Dunne (Toms River North); (5) John Frigon (Barnegat) 1206 bye; (4) Fernando Perez (Toms River East) 14-13 bye; (3) Kyle Cox (Southern) 22-7 bye; (6) Ryan Vadino (Central) 13-7 vs. (7) CJ Lawson (Manchester) 10-14; (2) Jake Fernandez (Lacey) 26-4 bye