Nassau County Tournament 2025

Farmingdale's Eric Wolf (36-5) works for a fall. Wolf went on to win the 152 pound Nassau crown and the Champion of Champions Award. He led the Dalers to the team title in the Section VIII Championships over Long Beach and Massapequa. The last Nassau County title for Farmingdale was in 1972.

285 -James Mulhern

(Massapequa)

152 -Nathan Wachter (Massapequa)

NASSAU COUNTY

TEAM SCORES D-I

285 - Edwin Aracena

(Freeport)

160 -Robert Bello (Calhoun)

NASSAU COUNTY RETURNING DIV-II CHAMPIONS

108- Colton Schmiesing (Oyster Bay)

124- Connor Murphy (Seaford)

138- Joseph Filocamo (Island Trees)

145- Kyle Carter (Plainedge)

152- Luke Nieto (Plainedge) - state finalist

160- Robert Burns (Locust Valley)

190- Devin Downes (Plainedge) - State champion

215- Greyson Meak (Cold Spring Harbor) - State champion

Plainedge (20-8), Division Two NYS dual meet runners-up, are the favorite in the D-2 Tournament.

Section Eight has 11 schools in the tournament and they hope to improve on their 2024 - 7th place team finish and hope to challenge Section Four (Binghamton area) and Syracuse (Section Three) for the Division Two state sectional team title.

190 -Jared Marine

(Oceanside)

- OTHER PHOTOS OF TOP NASSAU COUNTY WRESTLERS -

170 - Michael Waters

(MacArthur)

NASSAU COUNTY CHAMPIONS

116 pounder Dunia Sibomana-Rodriguez (45-2) of Long Beach won his fourth Nassau title .

OTHER

NASSAU COUNTY FINALISTS

170 -Jovens Theodate

(Farmingdale)

FARMINGDALE (195 pts.) WINS

NASSAU CHAMPIONSHIPS OVER LB (187)

- Dalers crown two champions -

- Their last Nassau team title was in 1972 -

Carlos Salazar (37-4) a sophomore from Hewlett won the gold medal at 124 pounds.

108 - Mike Perez-Palacios (Farmingdale)

Farmingdale's heavyweight Wilson Quintanilla ieading the charge for the Dalers.

Massapequa's Jon Tutka (43-1) won the 101 pound Nassau County crown, as the Chiefs finished third in the team scoring.

Luke Anderson (Massapequa) and Blake Vasaturo (Long Beach)

* Both are lifelong friends

* Both had 21 wins on the season

* Luke's Dad (Rich) and Blake's Dad (James) both wrestled at Berner HS and Massapequa HS

* Both - Rich Anderson and James Vasaturo were former Nassau County champions

MAT NOTES:

Section Eight returns three NYS champions; UNCcommit Dunia Sibomana-Rodriguez (116) of Long Beach, DevinDownes (190) of Plainedge and Greyson Meak (215) of Cold Spring Harbor.

In Division I - dual meet champion Farmingdale (14-1) looks like the favorite but will be challenged by Long Beach, Oceanside and other top teams Wantagh, MacArthur, Massapequa,Calhoun and Clarke. The Dalers have two top ranked wrestlers; 160 pound senior and county bronze medalist Eric Wolf and all-county junior Wilson Quintanilla (215). Long Beach (19-2), 2024 team runners-up have three-time state place-winner Dunia Sibomana, (1-3-2) a junior with a season mark of 42-2 and a career ledger of 147-12 that will bolster a strong Marine squad. Legendary coach Ray Adams (28 years) and his stable of veteran coaches also point to county champ Ethan Andreula (33-2), a 9th-grader and state bronze medalist at 108 pounds and three other Qualifying champions, Casey Powers (30-6) at 101, state medalist Greg Walpole (20-4) at 124 and county bronze medalist Brody Franklin (33-7) at 131, along with 16 county qualifiers. Oceanside brings in three top ranked wrestlers; Jake Strianese a junior at 124, Chace Morris a sophomore at 131, and senior Jared Marine, a returning state place-winner at 190 pounds. There are 40 schools represented at the Division I Section Eight Championships.

Division I: Weight by Weight Contenders:

101-MOW at Qualifier Jon Tutka (40-1) of Massapequa, Casey Powers (31-6) of Long Beach and Zach Gubba (32-6) of Calhoun all advanced to the quarterfinals. Tutka had scores of 20-2 and 19-3, Powers had a 3:31 second pin and second-seeded Zach Gubba posted an 18-0 shutout.

108- Defending county champ Ethan Andreula (35-2) of Long Beach had two first period pins, county finalist, state placer Vincent Orandello (MacArthur), county bronze medalist had a 50 second pin Mike Perez-Palacios (Farmingadale) had a tech fall and, Joshua Pierre-Paul (32-1) of Uniondale had a :47 fall.

116- Defending county champ and three-time state placer Dunia Sibomana (Long Beach) had pins of 25 and 18 seconds, Andrew Poh (VSN), won 15-0, all-county Christian McCravey (26-4) of Freeport had two tech falls.

124- Jake Strianese (Oceanside), defending county champ, state placer Carlos Salazar (34-4) of Hewlett, Hewlett Greg Walpole (Long Beach), Most Pins winner Richard King (Clarke) all advance to the quarterfinals.

131- William Grassini (Clarke), Chace Morris (38-3, 103-18) of Oceanside), Brody Franklin (35-7) of LongBeach all won their matches,the top-seeded Grassini posted two first period pins.

138- Matt Lichter (MacArthur) will meet Kai Tringer (28-4) of Massapequa in the quarterfinals, also advancing were Qualifier MOW Anthony Pica (Garden City), Matthew Motamedian (EM) who will face off against Christopher Notti (Mepham) in the quarters

145- Jonathan Fox (MacArthur) had a first period pin and will face Gabe Cohen (Garden City) in the quarter finals, advancing was Hendrick Capo (BJFK) the top seeded in this weight class.

152- County medalist Eric Wolf (36-6) of Farmingdale), Sebastian Mejia (Clarke), Nathan Wachter (Massapequa), James Chicco (Calhoun), Qualifier MOW, freshman Peter Mikedis (BFJK) all moved into the quarterfinals.

160- Justin Gonzales (38-0) of Clarke, county placer Robert Bello (29-5) of Calhoun and Jon Lembo (Wantagh) won and are all in the quarters.

170- Giorgio Valenzuela (31-4) of Glen Cove, Jovens Theodate (Farmingdale), Michael Waters (MacArthur) all won.

190- State place finisher Jared Marine (36-4, 128-8) of ceanside), Jason Martin (Mepham), county bronze medalist Shareef McMillan (Wantagh) all moved into the quarterfinals

215- County placer Wilson Quintanilla (35-8) of Farmingdale), county placer Justin DePietro (Sewanhaka East) and Landon Lee (Herricks) all won two bouts

285- Most Pins winner Zachary Olsen (Garden City defeated Zachary Chris Maiorano (Hewlett), 4-1 OT, all-county James Mulhern (35-3) of Massapequa and second-seeded Edwin Aracena (29-4) of Freeport moved into the quarterfinals.

Defending champion Ethan Andreula (37-3) of Long Beach