31 Division I quarterfinalists from Long Island
Anthony Severino of Lindenhurst defeats Giovanni Lang of Whitesboro in the 138-pound Division I second-round match. Credit: Newsday/Thomas A. Ferrara
103: Hunter Phillips, Ward Melville; Santino Pascarella, Half Hollow Hills East; Ayden Delgado, Division
110: Ethan Andreula, Long Beach; Xavier Seabury, North Babylon
118: Dunia Sibomana-Rodriguez, Long Beach; Chase Phillips, Ward Melville; Will Russell, Manhasset
126: Austin Bronco Campsey, East Hampton; Carlos Salazar, Hewlett
132: Jonathan Cutrone, Wantagh; Brody Franklin, Long Beach; Rocco DeStefano, East Islip
138: Anthony Severino, Lindenhurst; Christian McCravey, Freeport; Jake Nieto, Massapequa
144: Joshua Thomas, Sachem North; Chace Morris, Oceanside; Brendon Katimbang, Chaminade; Matthew McDermott, Smithtown East
150: Michael McGuinness, Whitman
157: Camryn Howard, Bellport; Ryan Wood, Sayville; Joseph Brooks, Massapequa
165: Peter Mikedis, Bellmore JFK
190: Luca Turano, North Babylon; Jason Martin, Mepham
215: Devin Downes, Plainedge; Josiah Lores, Floyd
285: Richard Tinyes, Lynbrook; James Mulhern, Massapequa
Notes
- Phillips of Ward Melville defeated No. 8 Benjamin Marino of Bay Shore, 6-3, in sudden victory to advance to the 103-pound quarterfinals. He will face top-seeded Marcarlo Mannello (Briarcliff/Byram Hills).
- At 157 pounds, No.12 Ryan Wood of Sayville won a 9-1 major decision over No. 5 William Ackley (Johnson City). Wood will face No. 4 Chris Nocca of Horace Greeley.
Matt Lindsay is a high school sports reporter who joined Newsday in 2022 after graduating from Stony Brook University.
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