1.  WILDCATS REVENGE: After falling short in the team championships, it only seems fitting that Central Mountain win the team title in the PIAA Individual Wrestling Championships. The Wildcats were led by Andrew and Dylan Alton, who won titles at 145 and 152, but also had two other placers to break Central Dauphin’s streak of six straight team titles.

2.  CRAIG IS KING HOSS: When you look at Abington Heights’ Evan Craig, you see a big guy who looks like he doesn’t have much athletic ability. Ah, that is the first mistake. Craig has that and more, proving it by pinning every one of his opponents on the way to a second straight state title at 285.

3.  BEST IN SHOW: If the Class AAA and Class AA finals were the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, the match between Central Dauphin’s Tyler Buckman and McDowell’s Steve Spearman was the top entry — by far. It had twists, turns, suspense and drama all wrapped into one, and the crowd showed appreciation with a postmatch ovation.

4.  NICE GUYS FINISH FIRST: Boiling Springs’ Joe Spisak is a friendly and respectful kid that keeps his nose clean and works hard. He is the poster child for what this sport is really about, and it was good to see him get rewarded for his four years of tireless work with a state title.

5.  LEGACY CEMENTED: It isn’t often that you catch a glimpse of someone so developed and so accomplished at their craft that they are in a class of their own. But Central Dauphin’s Marshall Peppelman getting his arm raised after a pin in the finals for a third straight state title seemed like an appropriate ending.

HERSHEY, Pa. | If Liberty High School senior Anthony Marino had one wish for his final day at the PIAA Class AAA Wrestling Championships, it was to let it fly. Marino did that in Saturdays night 119-pound championship bout, matching Franklin Regional junior Nico Megaludis point-for-point through the first two periods. It was almost enough. Anthony held nothing back, Liberty coach Jody Karam said. I think he maybe got a little bit tired in the third period because he went so hard in the first two periods. Megaludis took control with five points in the third and went on to win his second consecutive state championship with an 8-4 decision. Marino joined Nazareth junior Zach Horan as the top two finishers from The Express-Times region. Horan, who fell to undefeated Bellefonte senior Mitchell Port in the 125 final, won a state silver medal for the third consecutive year. Blue Mountain senior Josh Kindig, who earned the 140-pound title with an 8-3 decision over Pittsburgh Central Catholics Lorenzo Thomas, was the only District 11 wrestler to win a PIAA Class AAA title for the second year in a row. Megaludis scored the first takedown against Marino but the Hurricane reversed him in the second period and the two went into the third tied at 3. Then Megaludis, who finished the season at 36-0, seemed to find another gear. We let it fly, Marino said. He was the better wrestler tonight. I knew what he was coming in to this. Im not going to run from anybody. Marino ended his career at 128-22 overall a record that includes a 2009 fifth-place medal at states. A District 11 and Northeast Regional champ this year, hes headed to Bloomsburg. I would say he progressed as the years and weeks went by, Karam said. Thats all you can ask. Hes a better wrestler than when he came in and thats a credit to Libertys assistant coaches and his partners in the room. Coincidentally, Megaludis was the same wrestler who beat Horan in overtime in last years 112 state final. Horan has faced extremely tough competitors in the finals ever since his freshman year when he ran into a senior 103-pounder, Council Rock Souths Mark Rappo. This time, Horan took on Bellefonte senior Mitchell Port. Horan took down Port 42 seconds into the first period but Port escaped and added a takedown of his own with 10 seconds left in the period. Port, who improved to 45-0 for the season, added one last takedown at the edge of the mat with four seconds remaining for a 6-3 decision. Its just heartbreaking, Nazareth coach Dave Crowell said. I just feel so bad for him. He puts his life into it. But, like I told him, you are not defined by the score of one wrestling match. Hes defined by the person hes become. Hes become a great team man. While we would like to win every wrestling match, if its me, those kinds of other things matter more. In other Class AAA finals action, the Central Mountain brother duo of Andrew Alton and Dylan Alton finished their careers with a combined five state titles. Andrew, a 145-pounder, took his second title with a technical fall over West Alleghenys Aaron McKinney. Dylan won his third consecutive state gold medal with an 11-4 decision over La Salles Shane Springer at 152. Eleven other wrestlers from the Express-Times region earned medals in Class AAA. In the consolation rounds, Eastons Mark Hartenstine and Northamptons Austin Sommer both closed their careers with their best state finishes. Hartenstine, who placed eighth last year, defeated Garnet Valleys Joseph Marino 5-0 for the bronze medal at 140. Sommer, a seventh-place finisher in 2009, beat Kiski Areas Zack Shannon 5-2 for third at 152. Nazareth 145-pounder Ryan Krecker won a fourth-place medal for the second year in a row. Northampton senior Jordan Glykas won his first state medal, a fourth at 125. Easton sophomore Mitch Minotti, who decisioned Pleasant Valleys Jordan Toledo in both the District 11 and Northeast Regional finals, earned a 4-0 win over Toledo for fifth at 130. Liberty junior Anthony Cabera beat Eastons Evan DiSora 3-0 in the fifth-place match at 103; Cabrera defeated DiSora by that same score in both the district and regional finals. Libertys Devon Lotito (seventh at 112), Parklands Tarik Haddad (eighth at 189) and Wade Rivera (fifth at 160) and Whitehalls Taray Carey (sixth at 215) also claimed medals in Class AAA. Beth Hudson can be reached at sports@express-times.com.

Results and quick recaps from each match of the PIAA Class AAA championship finals.

103 POUNDS
In an ultimate tie breaker fourth overtime, Canon McMillan's Conner Schram burst out of the grasp of Hempfield's Austin Miller to win a, let's say, 'tentative' 103-pound final. The wrestlers exchanged escapes in the first and second periods and did little from their feet on their way to a four-overtime marathon.

112 POUNDS
Derry Area's Jimmy Gulibon won his second PIAA title in as many years, putting on a clinic from his feet in a 12-5 decision over Blue Mountain's Corey Keener. Gulibon struck twice in the first period and never trailed to finish his season with a 36-1 record and state gold.

119 POUNDS
Franklin Regional's Nico Megaludis out-lasted Liberty's Anthony Marino, using constant pressure in the final period to win an 8-4 decision. Megaludis, the state champ at 112 pounds last season, scored a late takedown to put the finishing touches on the victory.

125 POUNDS
Bellefonte's Mitchell Port and Nazareth's Zachary Horan went back and forth in a match jam-packed with action. Port got the better end of some wild flurries and came away with a 6-3 win.

130 POUNDS
A wild ride from start to finish, McDowell's Steve Spearman scored an emphatic late takedown to topple Central Dauphin's Tyler Buckman 7-6 in rideout time. Buckman escaped to take a 6-5 lead, but surrendered the winning takedown and just missed turning Spearman for back points in the final seconds.

135 POUNDS
Council Rock South's Josh Dziewa finished his dominant run through the 135 bracket, making short work of Cumberland Valley's Shawn Greevy with a first-period pin. Dziewa won two matches by fall and out-scored his other two opponents 7-0 in capturing the gold.

140 POUNDS
Blue Mountain's Josh Kindig led from start to finish, disposing of Pittsburgh Central Catholic's Lorenzo Thomas in an 8-3 victory in the finals. Kindig was the gold medal winner at 135 last season and repeated at 140 with two pins and two decisions.

145 POUNDS
Central Mountain's Andrew Alton won his second straight PIAA title with a 23-8 technicall fall over West Allegheny's Aaron McKinney. Alton tore through the 145 bracket with two pins and two technicall falls, in which he totaled 50 combined points.

152 POUNDS
Dylan Alton used a quick flurry to grab an early lead and cruise to an 11-4 victory over Lasalle's Shane Springer. Dylan Alton one-upped twin brother Andrew with his third straight PIAA gold medal.

160 POUNDS
Central Dauphin's Marshall Peppelman used his signature tilt to put West Allegheny's Troy Reaghard on his back, then sunk in a deep half nelson to flatten him out in a second-period pin. The win sent Peppelman to his third straight state title.

171 POUNDS
Familiar rivals squared off in the state finals as Central Dauphin's Kenny Courts won a third straight matchup against Cumberland Valley's Tristan Warner, this time for state gold. Courts took an early 4-0 lead when he dumped Warner to his back and held on for a 6-4 win.

189 POUNDS
A second caution stall against Council Rock North's Jamie Callender gave Springfield's Andre Petroski the tying point, and after taking a 5-4 lead on an escape, Petroski re-paid the favor with a couple of stalling calls in the final minute. Callender cashed in 33 seconds into overtime, wrapping up a clean double leg and securing a 7-5 win.

215 POUNDS
Selinsgrove's Spencer Myers controlled East Pennsboro's Zach Nye from the neutral position and handed Nye his first loss of the season, 5-3. Nye was aiming to become East Penn's first gold medalist since 1978.

285 POUNDS
Abington Heights' Evan Craig battered and bruised Central Mountain's Zack Corl on his way to defending his state title with a second-period pin. Craig led 4-0 when he cranked Corl to his back with an arm bar and finished the pin at the 2:45 mark.

Below are a number of assorted videos, which have not yet been featured, from last weekend's powerlifting events at the Arnold Classic. Lifters include Vasil Gushterov (242-Quest) who totaled 1,951 pounds to rank eighth on the Lifter Rankings, Steve Powell (220-Quest), Jeff Fiss (shw-Quest), Art Chan (165-Quest), Eric Oishi (165-Quest), Sarah Leighton (148-Quest), Alex Drolc (220-Raw Challenge), Jake Impastato (242-Raw Challenge), Alex Kang (148-Raw Challenge), Kaisheem Muhammad (198-Raw Challenge) and Andrew Cohn (220-Raw Challenge).

With a week between the Big Ten championships and NCAA championships, Penn State head wrestling coach Cael Sanderson took a break from preparations to observe some of his prized recruits in action at the PIAA wrestling tournament.

Three defending state champs, Central Mountain's Andrew and Dylan Alton and Coudersport's Dirk Cowburn, are Penn State recruits for next season, and Franklin Regional junior 119-pounder Nico Megaludis has verbaled to PSU.

Central Mountain senior wrestlers Andrew and Dylan Alton turned in two of the most dominant performances of the PIAA Class AAA wrestling tournament. The twins accomplished their feats differently - one with a machine-like technical fall and one with a blink-and-you-missed-it pin.

Andrew Alton squared off with Mechanicsburg senior Rustin Barrick, who, to his credit, spent little time on his back in a 27-9 defeat. But, Barrick was no match for Alton on his feet during a match-long exchange of takedowns and escapes. Late in the second period, Alton put an end to the back-and-forth, sealing the tech fall with a takedown and adding three nearfall points for good measure.

The 27 points by Alton were part of a dominant effort by the big dogs in the top half of the 145-pound bracket. The four winners combined for 76 points, topped by Alton's tournament-best (AA and AAA) 27.

Dylan Alton eliminated the suspense early, countering a double-leg attempt by Neshaminy's Nick Russell with an impressive display of power and leverage. With one burst, Alton sprawled, cranked Russell to his back and got the whistle for a pin just 14 seconds into their preliminary bout.

The midstate is about to get a little more familiar with both of these defending state champs and prized Penn State recruits. Dylan Alton faces Carlisle's Jayshon Wilson, a 5-2 winner over Blue Mountain's Travis Moyer, in tomorrow's quarterfinals. And, if both take care of business tomorrow, Andrew Alton would face Middletown's Bo Candelaria in the semifinals of the 145-pound bracket.

Candelaria has some work ahead of him before meeting Andrew Alton. The senior has a quarterfinal date with Nazareth's Ryan Krecker, who beat Candelaria 7-2 at the Beast of the East tournament earlier this year.

 

A quick scan of Central Mountain High School’s wrestling roster and individual records were enough to foreshadow this one: Easton Area High School needed to win early and often and, preferably, by large margins in order to upset the undefeated Wildcats.

The Red Rovers succeeded with the first two parts, winning the first five weight classes and six of the first seven. In the end, though, they learned some leads just aren’t sizeable enough — especially against a team that’s loaded from 135 pounds to 285.

Central Mountain won the last seven matches — including five by fall — to beat Easton 40-24 on Friday afternoon in the PIAA Class AAA Team Wrestling Championships quarterfinals.

Easton bounced back with a 32-28 victory over Connellsville in the consolation bracket and still has a chance to place as high as third. The District 11 champion Red Rovers (15-7) will wrestle Kiski Area at 9 a.m. today in the second round of consolations at the Giant Center.

“They were extremely tough at the top,” Easton coach Steve Powell said of Central Mountain. “We needed at least two more wins and maybe three out of that lineup. That’s a good, experienced team.”

The District 6 champion improved to 16-0 and will take on another undefeated team, Central Dauphin, in the 11 a.m. semifinals. District 11 runner-up Parkland will face District 7 champ Canon-McMillan in the other semifinal.

Central Dauphin is attempting to win its third consecutive state dual-meet title. The final and consolation final are scheduled for 3 p.m.

Easton’s Evan Disora and Michael Fleck gave their team a promising start with back-to-back falls at 103 and 112. Robbie Rizzolino, Calvin Daly and Mitch Minotti pushed the Rovers’ advantage to 21-0 with decisions. And, after Mark Hartenstine posted a 7-0 victory over Brian Brill at 140, Easton owned a 24-4 lead over Central Mountain.

That’s when the Wildcats’ heft started to show.

Andrew and Dylan Alton — the Penn State-bound brothers who are ranked No. 1 nationally at their weights — responded with first-period pins at 145 and 152, respectively. Dylan Caprio (171) and Zach Corl (285) needed just 32 seconds combined to pin their opponents. Central Mountain’s Cody Dolan added a second-period fall at 215.

"Strikeforce: Miami" is in the books, and the action-packed evening was the source of many discussion topics.

Are Bobby Lashley and Herschel Walker legitimate mixed martial artists? What's next for the biggest star in women's mixed martial arts? Is Strikeforce emerging as a legitimate contender for the UFC's crown?

This week's edition of The Sunday Junkie, MMAjunkie.com's weekly reader-feedback feature, touched on all of these topics and more, but the winning entry, from Andrew "vice" Walter, argued that new welterweight champion Nick Diaz is rapidly establishing himself as one of the sport's most complete fighters.

Just over a week after Cael Sanderson took over the healm at Penn State two of the most sought after recruits, Andrew & Dylan Alton, have signed with his new University.

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FR Cliffton pk NY 29-10 4 CAA 215 174 Tovuujav Mendbagana George Mason FR Ulaanbaatar City, Mongolia 24-7 1 CAA 216 174 Lucas Alton Hofstra SR West Babylon, NY 24-6 2 CAA 217 174 Decker Eric Old Dominion RSJR Wells Bridge, NY 26-17 3 CAA 218 174 Smith Shane Millersville RSFR Pennsburg, PA 32-13 1 East Regional 219 174 Cannon Michael American RSSO Mechanicsville, MD 30-0 1 EIWA 220 174 Riccio Shane Bucknell JR Warren, NJ 32-14 3 EIWA 221 174 Anceravage Steve Cornell RSSR Bloomsburg, PA 27-4 2 EIWA 222 174 Herbert Justin Franklin & Marshall SR New Milford, PA 23-11   EIWA 223 174 Caruso Alex Lehigh RSSO Green Brook, NJ 19-9 4 EIWA 224 174 Rebertus Luke Navy FR Elkton, MD 34-9 5 EIWA 225 174 Giffin Scott Penn RSFR Berlin, NJ 16-10 6 EIWA 226 174 Brenner Kurt West Virginia RSSR Rochester, PA 18-4 1 EWL 227 174 Rock Nate Buffalo JR Ephrata, PA 26-14 2 MAC 228 174 Miller Mike Central Michigan RSSO Uniontown, OH 26-6 1 MAC 229 174 Lee Nathan Boise State RSJR Payson, AZ 18-3 1 Pac-10 230 174 McCroskey Jason Chattanooga RSFR Hixson, TN 17-10 1 SoCon 231 174 Sigmon Byron North Carolina-Greensboro RSSO Claremont, NC 17-9 3 SoCon 232 174 Onufer Shane Wyoming RSFR Auburn, WA 42-9 1 WWC 233 184 Barone John Duke RSJR Shirley, N.Y. 36-6 3 ACC 234 184 Caponi Rocco Virginia RSSR Uniontown, OH 15-5 1 ACC 235 184 Spellman Thomas Virginia Tech SO Newton, NJ 24-9 2 ACC 236 184 Ward Jerome Iowa State RSFR Evergreen Park, IL 23-11 2 Big 12 237 184 Henderson Dorian Missouri RSFR Columbia, Mo. 20-13   Big 12 238 184 Jones Vince Nebraska SR Sicklerville, NJ 31-6 1 Big 12 239 184 Flynn Patrick Oklahoma JR Quakertown, PA 25-6 3 Big 12 240 184 McNeil Christopher Oklahoma State RSFR Lawton, OK 24-11 4 Big 12 241 184 Blanton Jordan Illinois FR Richmond, IL 26-8 4 Big Ten 242 184 Cameron Eric Indiana JR Cincinnati, OH 21-18 6 Big Ten 243 184 Keddy Philip Iowa RSJR Vernal, UT 29-3 2 Big Ten 244 184 Biondo Anthony Michigan RSSO Clinton Twp, MI 18-13 5 Big Ten 245 184 Herbert Jake Northwestern RSSR Wexford,PA 29-0 1 Big Ten 246 184 Pucillo Mike Ohio State RSJR Strongsville, OH 19-1 3 Big Ten 247 184 Kissel A.J. 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Carmel, PA 22-8 5 Big 12 274 197 Foster Clayton Oklahoma State SO Kamiah, ID 27-5 4 Big 12 275 197 Bond Patrick Illinois RSJR Chesapeake, VA 16-12 3 Big Ten 276 197 Beatty Chad Iowa RSJR Muscatine, IA 18-4 4 Big Ten 277 197 Todd Tyrel Michigan SR Bozeman, MT 21-1 1 Big Ten 278 197 Brown Logan Purdue RSSO Covington,OH 29-13 5 Big Ten 279 197 Herbst Dallas Wisconsin RSSR Winneconne, WI 23-3 2 Big Ten 280 197 Hall John Boston U. SO Palo Alto CA 25-10   CAA 281 197 Oplinger Jon Drexel RSSR Bath, PA 31-5 2 CAA 282 197 Byers Cayle George Mason SO Chugiak, AK 27-5 1 CAA 283 197 Fagiano Joe Hofstra SO Harwood Height, IL 17-8 4 CAA 284 197 Strawn Jesse Old Dominion JR Holton, KS 33-11 3 CAA 285 197 Bennet Raymond Millersville SO Clarks Summit, PA 19-13 1 East Regional 286 197 Silber Charles American SR Scotch Plains, NJ 22-12 5 EIWA 287 197 Starks Richard Army JR Midway, KY 33-6 2 EIWA 288 197 Simez Cameron Cornell RSFR Allegan, MI 34-9 1 EIWA 289 197 Bradshaw Patrick Edinboro RSJR Saegertown, PA 25-7 1 EWL 290 197 Hamel James Buffalo FR Watick, MA 30-12 2 MAC 291 197 McClure John Eastern Michigan RSSR West Ottawa, MI 14-15 1 MAC 292 197 Chine Eric Kent State RSSR Youngstown, OH 22-11 4 MAC 293 197 Chriswell Brent Boise State RSSO Port-Orchad,WA 13-1 1 Pac-10 294 197 Halsey Brandon Cal State Bakersfield RSSR Oceanside, CA 20-3 2 Pac-10 295 197 Feist Luke Stanford RSSR Sandpoint, ID 22-13 3 Pac-10 296 197 Delaney Andrew The Citadel FR Santa Rosa Beach, FL 25-16 1 SoCon 297 197 Anderson Andrew Northern Iowa RSSR Sioux City, IA 26-7 1 WWC 298 197 Sorenson Tyler South Dakota State RSJR Garretson, SD 14-2 2 WWC 299 285 Dudziak Konrad Duke RSSO Bayonne, NJ 27-2 1 ACC 300 285 Dobies Justin North Carolina RSSR Garfield Heights, OH 27-8 2 ACC 301 285 Marone David Virginia Tech SO Broomfield, CO 31-14 3 ACC 302 285 Zabriskie David Iowa State JR Branchville, NJ 30-2 1 Big 12 303 285 Ellis Mark Missouri JR Raymore, MO 26-3 2 Big 12 304 285 Lane Tucker Nebraska RSFR Redvale, CO 26-12 3 Big 12 305 285 Fernandez Nathan Oklahoma RSSO Lawton, Okla. 20-10 5 Big 12 306 285 Rosholt Jared Oklahoma State RSJR Sandpoint, ID 30-4 4 Big 12 307 285 Wise John Illinois RSJR Pittsfield, IL 21-7 3 Big Ten 308 285 Everhart Nathan Indiana JR Orland Park, IL 25-15 5 Big Ten 309 285 Erekson Daniel Iowa JR McCall, ID 22-6 1 Big Ten 310 285 Berhow Benjamin Minnesota RSSO Hayward,MN 26-9 4 Big Ten 311 285 Morrison Corey Ohio State RSJR Shaker Hts. OH 19-13   Big Ten 312 285 Massey Kyle Wisconsin RSSR Champlin, MN 23-8 2 Big Ten 313 285 Bordas Eddie Rider JR Montgomery, NY 26-8 1 CAA 314 285 Porter Dustin Gardner-Webb RSJR Burton, OH 31-5 1 East Regional 315 285 Flores Ryan Columbia FR Clovis, CA 32-3 1 EIWA 316 285 Hammond Zach Cornell RSSR Galloway, NJ 18-12 5 EIWA 317 285 Birchler Christopher East Stroudsburg JR Fairfield, NJ 23-5 3 EIWA 318 285 Rey Zachery Lehigh RSFR Hopatcong, NJ 21-4 2 EIWA 319 285 McLean Trey Penn JR Merlin, OR 18-10 6 EIWA 320 285 Russo III Rutgers RSSO Netcong, NJ 31-14 4 EIWA 321 285 Goff Rashard Cleveland State RSSR Brandon, FL 30-9 1 EWL 322 285 Fendone Joe Edinboro RSSR Salem, NH 27-6 2 EWL 323 285 Sheaffer Zach Pittsburgh RSSR Carlisle, PA 18-9 4 EWL 324 285 Rogers Dustin West Virginia RSSR Corning, CA 19-5 3 EWL 325 285 Trice Jarod Central Michigan RSFR Highland Park, MI 22-10 2 MAC 326 285 Porter Jermail Kent State RSSR Akron, OH 28-1 1 MAC 327 285 Monteiro Mitchell Cal State Bakersfield RSJR Paso Robles 28-6 1 Pac-10 328 285 Jack Clayton Oregon State RSFR Vacaville, CA 21-9 3 Pac-10 329 285 Alcala Ricardo UC Davis RSSO Arvin, CA 16-10 2 Pac-10 330 285 wine josh VMI SO massaponax 14-6 1 SoCon 331 285 Brantley Christian Northern Iowa RSFR Homewood, IL 25-8 1 WWC