Blair Academy leads the Beast with the quarterfinals underway.  There will be many great matches today, so stay tuned for more results.

Team Standings: (After 1st Day)

1. Blair Academy, New Jersey 116
2. Wyoming Seminary, Pennsylvania 93-1/2
3. Central Dauphin, Pennsylvania 74-1/2
3. Cox, Virginia  74-1/2
5. Bethlehem Catholic, Pennsylvania 73
6. Pittsburgh Central Catholic, Pennsylvania 72
7. Brecksville, Ohio 68
8. Caesar Rodney, Delaware 65-1/2
9. Christiansburg, Virginia 65
9. Timberlane, New Hampshire 65

Quarterfinal Matchups

103:
Darian Cruz (Bethlehem Catholic, PA) vs. Zach Ulerick (Middletown, PA)
Camden Anderso (Grassfield, VA) vs. Matt Calcote (Archbishop Rummel, LA)
Joey McKenna (Blair Academy, NJ) vs. Brett Marino (Bethlehem Liberty, NJ)
Jeremy Schwartz (Central Dauphin, PA) vs. Micah Hight (Caesar Rodney, DE)

112:
Zach Bridson (Timberlane, NH) vs. Kaleb LeMaire (Caesar Rodney, DE)
Max Hvolbek (Blair Academy, NJ) vs. J.R. Wert (Christiansburg, VA)
Will Mason (Cape Henry Collegiate, VA) vs. Cody Stageberg (Cox, VA)
Zeke Moisey (Bethlehem Catholic, PA) vs. Anthony Cabrera (Bethlehem Liberty, PA)

119:
Robert Deutsch (Eastern Regional, NJ) vs. Jake Smith (Robinson, VA)
Dennis Gustafson (Forest Park, VA) vs.  Caleb Richardson (Blair Academy, NJ)
Joey Dance (Christiansburg, VA) vs. Eric Friedman (St. Paul's, MD)
Paul O'Neil (Gonzaga, DC) vs. Dominick Malone (Wyoming Seminary, PA)

125:
Mark Grey (Blair Academy, NJ) vs. John Fahy (Trinity, KY)
Tyson Dippery (Central Dauphin, PA) vs. Chris Dinnien (Germantown Academy, PA)
Kyle Casaletto (Southern Regional, NJ) vs. Devon Lotito (Bethlehem Liberty, PA)
Daniel Sanchez (Georgetown Prep, MD) vs. Jack Bass (Robinson, VA)

130:
Brandon Jeske (Cox, VA) vs. Shane Arechiga (Good Counsel, MD)
Jack Clark (McDonogh, MD) vs.  Todd Preston (Blair Academy, NJ)
Jeff Ott (Belmont Hill, MA) vs. Mitch Baran (Brecksville, OH)
Shyheim Brown (Central Dauphin, PA) vs. Zach Horan (Nazareth, PA)

135:
Austin Ormsbee (Blair Academy, NJ) vs. Brent Hitchings (Trinity, KY)
Greg Noll (Nazareth, PA) vs. Connor Melde (Bergen Catholic, NJ)
Brooks Martino (Robinson, VA) vs. Scott Wolfinger (Quakertown, PA)
Joey Mazzi (LaSalle, PA) vs. Jeff Canfora (Delbarton, NJ)

140:
Evan Henderson (Kiski Prep, PA) vs. Matt Cimato (LaSalle, PA)
Devon Gobbo (Delbarton, NJ) vs. Mark Pinero (Archbishop Rummel, LA)
Lucas Wisniewski (Plymouth Whitemarsh, PA) vs. Cody Broomall (Sussex Central, DE)
Ross Parsons (Blair Academy, NJ) vs. Jacob Crawford (Millbrook, VA)

145:
Nick Hodgkins (Wyomissing, PA) vs. Zach Epperly (Christiansburg, VA)
Henry Carlson (Cox, VA) vs. Sal Mastriani (Don Bosco Prep, NJ)
C.J. Cobb (Williamstown, NJ) vs. Chris Dowdy (Don Bosco Prep, NJ)
Brady Massaro (Mt. St. Joseph's, MA) vs. Blake Roulo (Matoaca, VA)

152:
Codey Combs (Sussex Central, DE) vs. Caleb Ervin (Union County, KY)
Lorenzo Thomas (Pittsburgh Central Catholic, PA) vs. Zach Martinez (Colonial Forge, VA)
David Wesley (St. Christopher's, VA) vs. Duke Pickett (Woodberry Forest, VA)
Kyle Dehaut (Bethlehem Catholic, PA) vs. Eric Morris (Wyoming Seminary, PA)

160:
Jason Luster (Pittsburgh Central Catholic, PA) vs. Wes Jones (Robinson, VA)
Nate Lawrence (Timberlane, NH) vs. Angelo Bortoluzzi (Kiski Prep, PA)
Shane Sprigner (La Salle, PA) vs. Scott Reilly (Colonial Forge, VA)
Kyle Roddy (Brecksville, OH) vs. Cody Allala (Hopewell, VA)

171:
JM Staudenmeyer (Plymouth Whitemarsh, PA) vs. Addison Knepshield (Blair Academy, NJ)
Josh Snook (St. Mark's, DE) vs. Turner Bishop (Kellam, VA)
Scott Gibbons (Archbishop Rummel, LA) vs. Frank Mattiace (Don Bosco Prep, NJ)
Marshall Willet (Brecksville, OH) vs. Nick Lawrence (Timberlane, NJ)

189:
Kenny Courts (Central Dauphin, PA) vs. Shane Cockerlie (DeMatha, MA)
James Fox (St. Peter's Prep, NJ) vs. Dallas Winston (Jackson Memorial, NJ)
Dawud Hicks (Plainfield, NJ) vs. Perry Hills (Pittsburgh Central Catholic, PA)
Bryce Barnes (Kempsville, VA) vs. Joe Jessen (Millbrook, VA)

215:
Matt Idelson (Garnet Valley, PA) vs. Dean Sullivan (Delbarton, J)
Dustin Dennison (Pleasant Grove, UT) vs. Colynn Cook (Kiski Prep, PA)
Tyler Mauger (Boyertown, PA) vs. Austin Dickie (Kempsville, VA)
Dylan Devine (DeMatha Catholic, MA) vs. Kyle Snyder (Good Counsel, MA)

285:
Brooks Black (Blair Academy, NJ) vs. Brendan Walsh (Garnet Valley, PA)
Stephen Snyder (Good Counsel, MA) vs. Ben Tammany (Timberlane, NH)
Terrance Jean-Jacques (Wyoming Seminary, PA) vs. Taylor Horner (Franklin County, VA)
Wes Tillett (Shamokin, PA) vs. Joe Nolan (Jackson Memorial, NJ)

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It appears Nick Catone will stay at middleweight for now.

Not long after the New Jersey native told MMAjunkie.com that he wants to drop to welterweight, sources close
to the promotion today said Catone will stay in the
185-pound division to fight Tomasz Drwal at UFC
Fight Night 22.

UFC Fight Night 22 is expected to take place Sept. 15 at the Frank Erwin
Center in Austin, Texas, and air live on Spike TV, though the promotion
has yet to officially announce the event.

New York City, New York (July 5, 2010) – Continuing its quest to seek out the world’s next mixed martial arts superstars, M-1 Global’s highly anticipated M-1 Selection 2010 – Americas Semi-Final world tournament bouts are set with the live event taking place August 7, 2010 at Bally’s Casino Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

“M-1 Global is committed to finding the next generation of MMA superstars and the Selection tournament plays a pivotal role as the proving ground for these young fighters,” says Evgeni Kogan, Director of Operations of the mixed martial arts powerhouse, M-1Global. “The semi-finals represent the mid-point and its win – and earn a spot in the finals – or go home. The caliber of competition gets markedly tougher from here on.”

The semi-final round bouts feature rising American stars; all expecting to demonstrate spectacular athleticism as they create fireworks within the ring.

Tournament fighters include:

Josh Bacallao and GeorgeSheppard Lightweight Division

Pat Audinwood and Dennis Bermudez Lightweight Division

Robert Rodriguez and Daniel Viscaya Light Heavyweight Division

Tom Gallicchio and Aaron Meisner Welterweight Division

Reggie Pena and Colin Schrader Welterweight Division

Shane Primm and Mike Geurin Middleweight Division

Tyson Jeffries and Plinio Cruz Middleweight Division

Byron Byrd and Mike Foster Light Heavyweight Division

Medi Hassan and Pat Bennett Heavyweight Division

Andrei Kapylov and Kenny Garner Heavyweight Division

· Additional bouts to be announced

The M-1 Selection 2010 – Americas Final round match-ups will be determined at the conclusion of the August 7th event in preparation for the September 18th showcase of the 2010 M-1 Selection Championships.

The “M-1 Selection” is the world’s premiere MMA competition where the next generation of superstars are given the opportunity to showcase their skills on the world stage with fighters being eliminated after only one loss; victory will advance the winning fighters throughout the tournament and earn them a trip to the championship event where they will compete for the coveted “M-1 Selection” title.

The “M-1 Selection” tournament is broken down into global regions: Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and the Americas with each region hosting three rounds and a final of the ““M-1 Selection” tournament. The winning fighter in each weight class will gain the opportunity to fight on the larger international stage.

The tournament features some of the best up-and-coming fighters from each region as they begin the journey towards a tournament victory.

Looking for a fun vacation this summer? This will be the 10th year the NAGA has brought the “Battle of the Beach” Submission Tournament to Wildwood, New Jersey. With such tremendous turnouts, the event will span two days and will feature 300 gi and no-gi divisions at the new Wildwood Convention Center. Saturday will be the adult gi & no-gi competition, and Sunday will be the children and teens gi & no-gi competitions.

Wildwood Convention Center
4501 Boardwalk
Wildwood, NJ 08260-5444
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More information on the official site.

Brendan Schaub notched his second consecutive official win in the UFC with a one-sided beatdown of Brock Lesnar training partner Chris Tuchscherer during the UFC 116 prelims this evening from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Tuchscherer wasn’t able to get anything going for the minute that the bout lasted, as Schaub delivered a crushing right hand to the temple that sent the former Division II All-American wrestler to the canvas and on his way to the second loss in three UFC outings.

The original Kimbo-slayer Seth Petruzelli was served up a submission defeat in his return to the Octagon at the hands of UFC newcomer Ricardo Romero. Petruzelli had the former Ring of Combat Champion in a lot of trouble during the first round thanks to a series of vicious strikes that left Romero on queer street until the New Jersey native took over in the second round, controlling “The Silverback” from the top position and finishing the fight with a nasty straight armbar.

Making an early bid for the coveted “Knockout of the Night” bonus was Gerald Harris who battled David Branch tooth in the middleweight division for the bulk of two and a half rounds before slamming his opponent to the canvas violently for the knockout stoppage when Branch attempted to jump into guard. Harris (15-2) improved his UFC record to 3-0 with the impressive win.

A full list of results from the UFC 116 preliminary action are listed below:

Brendan Schaub def. Chris Tuchscherer via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 1:07

Ricardo Romero def. Seth Petruzelli via submission (armbar) – Round 2, 3:05

Kendall Grove def. Goran Reljic via split decision (28-29, 30-27, 29-28)

Gerald Harris def. David Branch via knockout (slam) – Round 3, 2:35

Daniel Roberts def. Forrest Petz via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)

Jon Madsen def. Karlos Vemola via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Yes, you read this correct! The Good Fight is back on the Battleship NJ!

You know what they say: “Ship Happens!”…so mark your calendars and make sure you pre-register for this event. It will be packed!

Bring your A-Game because the original Battleship tournament back in 2008 put The Good Fight on the map. Since then we developed an awesome tournament system.

Join us and experience the most professional and well-organized bjj tournament circuit around!

Visit our website today and get yourself pre-registered!

Battleship NJ,
62 Battleship Place,
Camden, NJ 08103
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More information on the official site.

Pat Bennett - Photo courtesy of M-1 Global and Zack Lynch

Eight of the twelve total bouts scheduled for last evening’s M-1 Selection Americas in Atlantic City, New Jersey ended via knockout, while only one bout made it to the judges scorecards.

Team Bomb Squad trained heavyweight prospect Pat Bennett made a successful return from a recent hard fought unanimous decision defeat at the hands of Brock Lesnar training partner Cole Konrad under the Bellator banner with a brutal first round knockout of Ryan Smiley that came just 37 seconds into the contest. Bennett, who went 3-0 as an amateur, improved his professional record to 2-1 with both wins coming via knockout with the victory.

Also in action was The Ultimate Fighter veteran Shane Primm, who notched a consecutive guillotine choke submission victory last evening with an impressive second round stoppage of a game but outclassed Wesley Welch.

A full list of results from the event are below:

Tom Gallicchio def. Regino Pena via Split Decision

Pat Bennett def. Ryan Smiley via KO – Round 1, 0:37

Shane Primm def. Wesley Welch via submission (guillotine) – Round 2, 0:37

Josh Bacallao vs. Josh Key ruled a no contest

Kenny Garner def. Matt Hopkins via KO – Round 1, 1:56

Anderi Kapylou def. Edmund Carpenter via guillotine – Round 1, 1:04

Tyson Jeffries def. Mike Johnson via TKO – Round 3, 1:59

Aaron Meisner def. Vagner Fernandez via TKO – Round 1, 0:25

Byron Byrd def. Mike Shekenberg via KO – Round 1, 0:10

Mehdi Hassan def. Robert Leonard via KO – Round 1, 3:14

Daniel Vizcaya def. Ariel Sepulvida via TKO – Round 1, 4:40

Robert Rodriguez def. Antoine Mitchell via TKO – Round 3, 4:29

To follow is a complete contest review for this past weekend's RAW United New Jersey Open that was held at the Parisi Speed School in Fair Lawn, New Jersey. Reporting is RAW United President Spero Tshontikidis.

Thomas Gerbasi, UFC - Before Frankie Edgar, Kurt Pellegrino, Ricardo Almeida, Jim and Dan Miller, Nick Catone, and Mike Massenzio helped make New Jersey a hotbed for UFC-level mixed martial artists, there was Rich Attonito.