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Max Schwartz’s New England rankings: Feb. 28, 2023

Action from Connecticut’s State Open championship meet last week in New Haven. (Photo courtesy Leigh Busby)

By MAX SCHWARTZ
Special to Connecticut Wrestling Online

There is just one final challenge left for high school wrestlers in New England – this weekend’s New England championships at the Providence Career and Technical Academy beginning Friday and concluding on Saturday.

It took a lot of hard work and sacrifice to get an invitation to compete here.

The top seven wrestlers from Massachusetts’ All-State tournament earned an invitation along with the top five wrestlers from Connecticut’s State Open championships. The top three wrestlers from the respective state championship meets in Rhode Island, Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire will also be in attendance.

There are new No. 1 wrestlers in the final ranking of the season as all 14 wrestlers successfully captured championships in their respective states.

These are the final public high school rankings of the year. Thank you to all of those who emailed updates/results throughout the season. Best of luck to all the athletes set to compete this weekend.

You can check out the brackets here.


106

While there is no change at No. 1 with Xavier’s Raekwon Shabazz, there are several changes in the top 10. Shabazz met No. 8 Cristian Pote (Danbury, CT) in the semifinals of the Connecticut State Open and won handily. Pote also lost to No. 7 Jack Gedney (Lewis Mills, CT) in the bronze medal match.

No. 2 Yandel Morales (Andover, MA) won Massachusetts’ All-State championships, beating No. 4 Emmet Logan (Lowell, MA) in the finals. Logan beat No. 10. Mike Morris (Haverhill, MA) and No. 9 Charlie Lussier (Whitman-Hanson, MA) en route to the championship bout.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Raekwon Shabazz CT Xavier Jr. 1
2 Yandel Morales MA Andover Fr. 3
3 Brady Oulette ME Noble Fr. 4
4 Emmet Logan MA Lowell Fr. 5
5 Coy Lyford VT Spaulding Sr. 6
6 Ben Fournier CT RHAM Jr. NR
7 Jack Gedney CT Lewis Mills Fr. NR
8 Cristian Pote CT Danbury So. 2
9 Charlie Lussier MA Whitman-Hanson So. 8
10 Mike Morris MA Haverhill So. 7
11 Evan Lynch NH Salem Fr. 12
12 Denzel Monteiro RI Hope Fr. NR

 


113

No. 1 Isaiah Adams (Avon, CT) dominated the State Open in Connecticut, only allowing No. 7 Braylon Gonzalez (Xavier, CT) to go the full six minutes in a 5-2 semifinals victory. No. 3 James Blood (Sanford, ME) won Maine’s New England qualifying tournament, while No. 2 Alex Schaueublin (St. John’s Prep), No. 4 Jared Hood (Ponaganset, RI) and No. 5 Peter Rincan (Bedford, NH) each won state titles. Freshmen No. 11 Cahota Lafond (Colchester, VT) continued his great season with a Vermont state title.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Isaiah Adams CT Avon Sr. 1
2 Alex Schaeublin MA St. John’s Prep Sr. 2
3 James Blood ME Sanford Sr. 3
4 Jared Hood RI Ponaganset Jr. 4
5 Peter Rincan NH Bedford Fr. 5
6 Ryan Conlan RI La Salle Academy Sr. 6
7 Braylon Gonzalez CT Xavier Fr. 7
8 Anthony Vickers MA Northbridge Jr. 8
9 Shea Morris MA Haverhill Fr. 11
10 Brodey McDonald NH Salem Jr. 10
11 Cahota Lafond VT Colchester Fr. 12
12 Kyden Merlin CT South Windsor So. NR

 


120

The biggest mover in these rankings at 120 is No. 7 Brandon Winn (Brockton, MA). The senior took out No. 9 Brent Von Magnus (Bridgewater-Raynham, MA) in the semis at the Massachusetts’ All-State meet and lost to No. 4 Brayton Carbone (Shawsheen Tech, MA) in the finals. Von Magnus would lose the third place bout in a rematch from the week before against No. 8 Miles Darling (Essex/Masconomet, MA).

No. 10 Caden Brusso (Hollis-Brookline, NH) won a state title at New Hampshire’s Meet of Champions and No. 11 Jaiden James (Norwich Free Academy, CT) took second in Connecticut at the State Open, losing to No. 5 Joe Mahoney (New Fairfield, CT) in the finals.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Peyton Ellis RI Coventry Jr. 1
2 Ayden Cofone ME Windham/GNG So. 2
3 David Perez RI Ponaganset Fr. 3
4 Brayton Carbone MA Shawsheen Tech So. 4
5 Joe Mahoney CT New Fairfield So. 6
6 Cameron Davis RI Cranston West Jr. NR
7 Brandon Winn MA Brockton Sr. 12
8 Miles Darling MA Essex Tech/Masconomet Jr. 9
9 Brent Von Magnus MA Bridgewater-Raynham So. 7
10 Caden Brusso NH Hollis-Brookline Jr. 10
11 Jaiden James CT Norwich Free Academy Sr. NR
12 Dominic Barella CT Ridgefield Jr. NR

 


126

The top two wrestlers at 126 pounds, Jacob Joyce (Ponaganset, RI) and Julian Henderson (Camden Hills, ME), each won their respective state tournament while No. 3 Dominick Spadaro (Fairfield Warde, CT) won Connecticut’s State Open by throwing No. 4 Vincent Tripaldi (New Fairfield, CT) to his back with 10 seconds left in the final.

No. 12 Kai Ly (Minnechaug, MA) enters the rankings after placing fifth in Massachusetts’ All-State meet. The freshman beat No. 7 Dylan Kadish (Newton South, MA) in the championship bracket, 10-8, though he fell to Kadish 4-2 in the consolation semifinals. Kadish would go on to place third. No. 8 Andrew McCarthy (Mount Hope, RI) placed second in Rhode Island, losing in the finals after gutting out a close 3-1 win over No. 10 Stone Farnsworth (Coventry, RI) in the semifinal to get him there.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Jacob Joyce RI Ponaganset Sr. 1
2 Julian Henderson ME Camden Hills Sr. 2
3 Dominick Spadaro CT Fairfield Warde So. 5
4 Vincent Tripadi CT New Fairfield Jr. 11
5 Phoenix Gardella CT Norwalk Jr. 3
6 Jack Callahan MA Tewksbury Sr. 7
7 Dylan Kadish MA Newton South Jr. 4
8 Andrew McCarthy RI Mount Hope So. 10
9 Michael Boulaunger Jr. MA Milford So. 9
10 Stone Farnsworth RI Coventry Sr. 6
11 Nathan Sayers MA Xaverian So. 8
12 Kai Ly MA Minnechaug Fr. NR

 


132

The top 6 remain the same at 132 pounds. No. 9 Dylan Davis (Wells, ME) enters the rankings again after being previously listed a majority of the season. Davis won the New England qualifier in Maine, beating No. 10 Gavin Ripley (Oceanside, ME) in the final, 10-4. Ripley had got the best of Davis two times earlier this season.

No. 8 Shaun McLaughlin (Natick, MA) placed third in Massachusetts’ All-State meet after losing to No. 2 Jonah Paulino (Monty Tech, MA), 9-0 in the semifinal. No. 12 Nocholas D’Lassandro (Londonderry, NH) enters the rankings after winning a state title at New Hampshire’s Meet of Champions.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Hayden Myers RI Coventry Sr. 1
2 Jonah Paulino MA Monty Tech Jr. 2
3 James Tildsley MA Shawsheen Tech Fr. 3
4 Kaden Ware CT Killingly Sr. 4
5 Kyle Levesque CT Xavier Jr. 5
6 Connor Swaim RI North Kingston Sr. 6
7 William Leischner RI Ponaganset So. 9
8 Shaun McLaughlin MA Natick Sr. 11
9 Dylan Davis ME Wells Jr. NR
10 Gavin Ripley ME Oceanside Jr. 8
11 Eli Brace VT Vergennes Sr. 12
12 Nicholas D’Lassendro NH Londonderry Sr. NR

 


138

There is plenty of movement in the top 12 here at 138 pounds. No. 4 Cam Ice (Minnechuag, MA) moves up after placing second in Massachusetts’ All-State meet. Ice beat No. 5 Jaydin D’Ambrosio (St. John’s Prep, MA) 5-2 and had a come-from-behind pin against No. 6 Tyler Kadish (Newton South, MA).

Four unranked wrestlers enter the top 12. No. 9 Eneas Castillo (Cranston East, RI) had a great run in the Rhode Island tournament, losing only to No. 7 Joe Joyce (Ponaganset, RI) in the finals. No. 10 Kaden Dustin (Noble, ME) enters the rankings again after winning Maine’s New England qualifier tournament, beating No. 12 Trevor Perkins (Bonny Eagle, ME) 6-3 in the finals. No. 11 Elias Kalat (Spaulding, VT) also brought a state title back home and was named Most Outstanding Wrestler of Vermont’s state championship tournament.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Sidney Tildsley MA Shawsheen Tech So. 1
2 Jackez Mendez CT East Hartford So. 2
3 Anthony Basile CT Xavier Jr. 3
4 Cam Ice MA Minnechaug Sr. 6
5 Jaydin D’Ambrosio MA St. John’s Prep Jr. 4
6 Tyler Kadish MA Newton South Sr. 5
7 Joe Joyce RI Ponaganset Fr. 8
8 Aiden Williams NH Windham Sr. 11
9 Eneas Castillo RI Cranston East Sr. NR
10 Kaden Dustin ME Noble So. NR
11 Elias Kalat VT Spaulding Sr. NR
12 Trevor Perkins ME Bonny Eagle Sr. NR

 


145

No. 4 Xayden Natal (Monty Tech, MA), who came in second in at Massachusetts’ All-State championship meet moves up seven spots. Natal beat No. 5 Luke Connolly (Northeast Metro Tech, MA) 3-1 in the semifinals. No. 6 Teghan McConnell (Bedford, NH) won a New Hampshire state title, while No. 8 Aiden Clark (Skowhegan, ME) took first in Maine’s New England qualifying event.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Gabriel Bouyssou RI Scituate Jr. 1
2 Elliot Humphries MA Minnechaug Jr. 2
3 Thomas Bock CT New Fairfield Sr. 3
4 Xayden Natal MA Monty Tech Sr. 11
5 Luke Connolly MA Northeast Metro Tech Jr. 4
6 Teghan McConnell NH Bedford Sr. 10
7 William Smith CT Fairfield Prep Jr. 9
8 Aiden Clark ME Skowhegan Sr. NR
9 Jonah Weber CT Avon Sr. 7
10 Anthony Mann MA Hanover Jr. 8
11 Colby Vital RI Bishop Hendricken Fr. 12
12 Marc Maruth CT Newtown So. NR

 


152

The top four wrestlers at 152 each won their respective state championship tournament with relative ease. No. 5 Brock DesMarias (Tyngsborough, MA) placed second in Massachusetts’ All-State tournament pinning No. 9 Paul Barrett (East Longmeadow, MA) in the semifinals. Barrett would go on to place third.

No. 11 Jeremey Devine (RHAM, CT) took third in Connecticut’s State Open, beating No. 12 Donnell Young (Fairfield Ludlowe, CT), 8-4. A couple of wrestlers rose due to their in-state performances. No. 8 Luca Manfredi (Newtown, CT) made it to the State Open final and No. 10 Lucas Libby (Mountain Valley, ME) also made it to the final in Maine’s New England qualifying tournament.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Jack Richardson CT Killingly Sr. 1
2 Jason Hood RI Ponaganset Sr. 2
3 Derek Cote ME Noble Sr. 3
4 Drew McGourty MA Braintree Jr. 4
5 Brock DesMarias MA Tyngsborough Sr. 8
6 David Pento Jr. NH Londonderry So. 6
7 Luke Montefuso RI Cranston West Sr. 5
8 Luca Manfredi CT Newtown Sr. 12
9 Paul Barrett MA Longmeadow Sr. NR
10 Lucas Libby ME Mountain Valley Jr. NR
11 Jeremey Devine CT RHAM Sr. NR
12 Donnell Young CT Fairfield Ludlowe Jr. 7

 


160

The top four wrestlers at 160 pounds are electric. No. 1 Rawson Iwanicki (St. John’s Prep, MA) beat No. 3 Brent Nicolosi (Haverhill, MA), 5-3, in overtime in Massachusetts’ All-State tournament. The two unfortunately met in the semifinals due to MIAA seeding rules. No. 2 Andrew Reall (Ponagansett, RI) won the Rhode Island state tournament with an 8-0 win over No. 7 Connor Winfield (Narragansett, RI). No. 4 Khalil Bourjelli (New Milford, CT) beat No. 5 Dravyn Roberts (East Hartford, CT), 9-1 to win his first State Open title in Connecticut after two years of being off the mat due to the COVID-19 pandemic (cancelled season) and an injury last season. Bourjelli was named Outstanding Wrestler at the State Open.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Rawson Iwanicki MA St. John’s Prep Sr. 1
2 Andrew Reall RI Ponaganset Sr. 2
3 Brent Nicholosi MA Haverhill Jr. 3
4 Khalil Bourjeli CT New Milford Sr. 4
5 Dravyn Roberts CT East Hartford So. 5
6 Joseph Tulley MA Carver Sr. 6
7 Connor Winfield RI Narragansett Sr. 8
8 Curtis Ewing Jr. MA Saint John’s Sr. NR
9 Colby Cloutier MA King Phillip Jr. 12
10 Mateo Mustapha NH Salem Sr. 10
11 Jack Arpey VT Mt. Mansfield Sr. 11
12 Braden Campbell RI Bishop Hendricken So. 9

 


170

The top four at 170 remain in place but there was movement in the top 12. No. 2 Isael Perez (Hope, RI) beat No. 3 Nicholas Baccala (Ponaganset, RI) in overtime in the finals of the Rhode Island championships, and No. 4 Fisher Stites (Newtown, CT) came out ahead with a close 5-3 victory in the finals of the Connecticut State Open against No. 6 Ryan Gilchrist (Norwalk, CT).

No. 7 Gabriel Thomasson (Norton, MA) enters the rankings for the first time this season, as he placed second in Massachusetts’ All-State tournament. Thomasson had a 6-5 win over No. 8 Jack Walsh (Chelmsford, MA) as part of his run. The New Hampshire and Maine state champions, respectively, have found spots in the rankings with No. 10 Patrick O’Connor (Londonderry, NH) and No. 11 Gavin Tanner (Windham/GNG, ME).

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Rafael Knapp MA Algonquin Sr. 1
2 Isael Perez RI Hope Jr. 2
3 Nicholas Baccala RI Ponaganset Sr. 3
4 Fisher Stites CT Newtown Jr. 4
5 Aaron Johnson VT Mount Anthony Union Sr. 6
6 Ryan Gilchrist CT Norwalk Sr. 8
7 Gabriel Thomasson MA Norton Sr. NR
8 Jack Walsh MA Chelmsford Sr. 9
9 Tyler Hunter RI Toll Gate Sr. 5
10 Patrick O’Connor NH Londonderry Jr. NR
11 Gavin Tanner ME Windham/GNG Jr. NR
12 Jacob Martone CT Haddam-Killingworth Sr. NR

 


182

A big newcomer at 182 pounds is No. 5 Matthew Walsh (Bedford/AB, MA), who finished second at the Massachusetts All-State tournament and had a close 10-8 win over No. 6 Mason Pellegri (Milton, MA). Walsh would lose in the finals to No. 1 Nate Blachette (Central Catholic, MA) via an 18-7 major decision.

No. 7 Charles Weidman (Xavier, CT) won in Connecticut State Open while No. 8 Anthony Fernandez (Nashua South, NH) won New Hampshire’s Meet of Champions. Two more newcomers were added to the rankings. No. 11 Thomas Murphy (Champlain Valley, VT) won the state title in Vermont with No. 12 Timber Parlin (Erskine, ME) dropping a 12-6 decision to No. 3 Issac Heiner (Mattanawcook/Lee, ME) in Maine’s New England qualifier finals.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Nate Blanchette MA Central Catholic Jr. 1
2 Spencer Fine RI Bishop Hendricken Jr. 2
3 Issac Heiner ME Mattanawcook/Lee Sr. 4
4 Preston Marchessault RI Ponaganset So. 5
5 Matthew Walsh MA Bedford/AB Sr. NR
6 Mason Pellegri MA Milton Jr. 3
7 Charles Weidman CT Xavier So. 8
8 Anthony Fernandez NH Nashua South Sr. 9
9 Joshua Nieroda CT Suffield/Windsor Locks Sr. 11
10 Brayden Soleau CT East Lyme/Norwich Tech So. 7
11 Thomas Murphy VT Champlain Valley Jr. NR
12 Timber Parlin ME Erskine Sr. NR

 


195

No. 3 Imanol Tavares (Hope, RI) won a title in Rhode Island, besting No. 4 Corbin Maraia (Chariho, RI), 3-1 in the finals. No. 1 Brendan Gilchrist (Norwalk, CT) won the State Open in Connecticut with a 6-4 win over No. 5 Sammy Montovani (East Hartford, CT), a rematch from a week ago of their CIAC Class LL final. No. 2 Nathan Leach (Bridgewater-Raynham, MA) won the title at the Massachusetts All-State tournament. He beat No. 7 Michael Toppan 4-3 in the finals.

No. 9 Chris Robbins (Conval, NH) enters the rankings after winning gold in New Hampshire’s Meet of Champions with a 6-2 win over No. 11 Joshua Nossaman (Plymouth, NH). No. 12 Paxton Green took third in Massachusetts.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Brendan Gilchrist CT Norwalk Sr. 1
2 Nathan Leach MA Bridgewater-Raynham Sr. 3
3 Imanol Tavares RI Hope Sr. 4
4 Corbin Maraia RI Chariho Sr. 2
5 Sammy Montovani CT East Hartford Jr. 5
6 Jake Kszywanos CT Stratford Sr. 8
7 Michael Toppan MA Gloucester Jr. 11
8 Malachi Fowler CT Windham So. 10
9 Chris Robbins NH Conval Sr. NR
10 James Dube ME Mattanawcook/Lee Sr. NR
11 Joshua Nossaman NH Plymouth Sr. NR
12 Paxton Green MA Tewksbury Jr. NR

 


220

No. 1 Jayden Toppan (Gloucester, MA) successfully defended his ranking with a victory in Massachusetts’ All-State tournament, beating No. 4 Logan Frank (Taunton, MA) in the finals, 4-2. No. 3 Logan Reiner (South Kingstown, RI) is the biggest mover in this weight class after winning the Rhode Island state tournament. He pinned No. 6 Andrew Archibald (Cranston West, RI) in the finals.

No. 7 Kaden Cyr (Bonny Eagle, ME) got revenge on No. 10 Jared Breton (Massabessic, ME) with a win in the final of Maine’s New England qualifier. No. 2 James Duhancik (Stratford, CT) won in Connecticut, beating new No. 9 Naszir Matthews (Fitch, CT) in the State Open finals. No. 11 Nehemias Pettway (Fairfield Warde, CT) placed third.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Jayden Toppan MA Gloucester Jr. 1
2 James Duhancik CT Stratford Sr. 3
3 Logan Reiner RI South Kingstown Sr. 8
4 Logan Frank MA Taunton Sr. NR
5 Matt Harold MA Haverhill Fr. 6
6 Andrew Archibald RI Cranston West Sr. 4
7 Kaden Cyr ME Bonny Eagle Jr. 9
8 Ashton Wonson MA Triton Sr. 7
9 Naszir Matthews CT Fitch Sr. NR
10 Jared Breton ME Massabesic Sr. 10
11 Nehemias Pettway CT Fairfield Warde Sr. 11
12 Charlie Turner NH Portsmouth Sr. 12

 


285

The top four at heavyweight remain unchanged. A new addition however, is No. 6 Malachi Mercer-Robinson (Fairfield Prep, CT). Mercer-Robinson placed second in the Connecticut’s Class LL and State Open tournaments, losing only to No. 4 Nuh Adjunski (Danbury, CT) in both events. No. 8 Johnny Lettre (Coney, ME) won Maine’s New England qualifier beating No. 10 Nate Malloy (Wells, ME) in the finals with a pin.

No. 11 John Pedro Pires (Catholic Memorial, MA) joins the rankings for the first after a solid fourth place finish in Massachusetts’ All-State tournament. No. 12 Keonta Crawford (Enfield, CT) also placed fourth in Connecticut at the State Open.

Rank Name State School Grade Last Rank
1 Thomas Brown MA Chelmsford So. 1
2 Hampton Kaye-Kuter MA Milford Sr. 2
3 Malaki Colon NH Timberlane Sr. 3
4 Nuh Adjunski CT Danbury Sr. 4
5 Brayden Marceau MA Melrose Sr. 6
6 Malachi Mercer-Robinson CT Fairfield Prep Sr. NR
7 Doug Traynor CT New Fairfield Sr. 5
8 Johnny Lettre ME Coney Sr. 9
9 Joseph Church RI Bishop Hendricken Sr. 10
10 Nate Malloy ME Wells So. 12
11 John Pedro Pires MA Catholic Memorial Jr. NR
12 Keonta Crawford CT Enfield Jr. NR

 


Team Tournament Race

The team rankings are based on the number of ranked wrestlers in each weight class.

One team has been above the rest all season. No. 1 Ponaganset High Chieftains (Gloucester, RI) have been in the top spot since opening night and haven’t budged one bit. The Chieftains looked sharp winning the Rhode Island championship on Saturday.

No. 2 Xavier (Middletown, CT) won Connecticut’s State Open, and No. 4 St. John’s Prep (Danvers, MA) took first in Massachusetts’ All-State championships. No. 3 Shawsheen Tech (Billerica, MA) took sixth at the All-State tournament, but qualified three wrestlers who each have a good chance to win this weekend at the New England championships.

No. 5 Coventry (RI) took fourth in Rhode Island with a pair of champions while No. 6 New Fairfield (CT) took second in Connecticut, going two-for-three in first place bouts.

Injuries got the best of No. 8 East Hartford (CT), as they lost two athletes from their postseason squad to drop their number of New England qualifiers to three. However, all five Hornets that were ranked in the last edition of rankings will be returning next season. No. 9 Killingly (CT) placed eighth in Connecticut’s State Open, two spots behind No. 7 Norwalk (CT). No. 10 Hope (Providence, RI) was the second-place finisher in Rhode Island. Back in Massachusetts, it was No. 11 Minnechaug (Wilbraham, MA) and No. 20 Milford (MA) who were challengers to St. John’s Prep. The Falcons and Scarlet Hawks finished second and third in the team race. No. 15 Noble (North Berwick, ME) was the top team at Maine’s New England qualifying event. No official team scores are kept for this event, but fans online created theoretical team scores based on results.

Rank Points School Ranked State Last Rank
1 120 Ponaganset 10 RI 1
2 55 Xavier 5 CT 3
3 49 Shawsheen Tech 3 MA 6
4 46.5 St. John’s Prep 3 MA 2
5 43.5 Coventry 3 RI 5
6 41.5 New Fairfield 4 CT 9
7 38.5 Norwalk 3 CT 8
8 36.5 East Hartford 3 CT 4
9 32.5 Killingly 2 CT 12
10 31 Hope 3 RI 10
T-11 30.5 Haverhill 4 MA 11
T-11 30.5 Minnechaug 3 MA 16
13 29 Monty Tech 2 MA NR
13 26 Gloucester 2 MA NR
15 25.5 Noble 2 ME 14
16 25.5 Chelmsford 2 MA 17
17 25 Stratford 2 CT NR
18 24 Avon 2 CT 13
19 21.5 Bishop Hendricken 4 RI 15
T-20 20.5 Milford 2 MA 18
T-20 20.5 Bridgewater-Raynham 2 MA NR


Max Schwartz has published multiple pieces with wrestling giant Flowrestling.com, including pre-covid New England rankings, as well as with up-and-coming Division I wrestling news site Fancowrestling.com. Max grew up in Norwalk, Conn., where he wrestled for Norwalk High. This is his second year doing New England rankings for Connecticut Wrestling Online. You can reach Max at 
[email protected].

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