Wrestling
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Delay in fall sports raises chance that the season schedules will have to overlap in 2020-21, and some athletes might have to choose one sport over another.
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Proposals would affect baseball pitch counts and wrestling weight classes; added game for football doesn't really affect LI
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A document outlining possible protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic for high school sports was issued by a national organization Tuesday, giving a glimpse of what we may see this fall and beyond.
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Eight Long Islanders, four in Division I and four in Division II, brought home state wrestling titles in 2020.
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Senior won elusive state title after capturing a third county sectional crown.
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He followed up a bitter disappointment in his junior season with his second state wrestling championship as a senior.
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He won the state wrestling title at 106 pounds in dramatic fashion.
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Gregg Sarra and Andy Slawson recap the state wrestling championships and the eight Long Islanders who won state titles.
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He's the first Bay Shore state champion since Rob Hubbard earned the 167-pound crown in 1983. Eastport-South Manor's Zach Redding took the 132-pound title and Copiague's Malik Leftenant captured the 220-pound title.
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Mauriello of Hauppauge and Redding of Eastport-South Manor had to go through the consolation bracket to earn All-State status.
Wrestling Videos
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Wrestling Photos
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Every Long Island high school wrestler to amass 200 or more career wins.
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Wrestling History
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Every state wrestling champion in Long Island history.
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Where LI's wrestlers are headed to for college
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A look at who earned Newsday's top wrestling honors since the first team was selected in 2007.
SUFFOLK DIVISION 1 FINALS
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- 160 pounds: Islip's Spahn vs. Ward Melville's Cassera
SUFFOLK DIVISION 2 FINALS
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NASSAU DIVISION 2 FINALS
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Mt. Sinai's Matt Campo earned his first title in OT at 170 pounds.
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Cold Spring Harbor's Christian Hansen takes the 152-pound final.
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He immediately pointed skyward in honor of his grandma Shelia Rogers, who died the morning after Thanksgiving.
