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Forum Name: District 1 Discussion
Forum Description: Talk about anything related to PIAA District 1 high school wrestling.
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Printed Date: Mar 28 2023 at 8:26am
Topic: FCA
Posted By: Dodfan
Subject: FCA
Date Posted: Oct 04 2022 at 4:35pm
I just noticed this now but I believe Faith Christian Academy has five incoming PJW champions. That's unreal and has to be a record. Bishop McCort only has three and. BECA is only getting one.
Please someone correct me if I'm wrong, but FCA is getting the following PJW champs
82: Fred Bachman 97: Joe Bachman 147: Cade Weidemoyer 187: Adam Waters 212: Jason Singer
Also, there were 18 PJW champs in 2022. Eleven of them are going to four schools (FCA, Malvern, BECA and Bishop McCort).
------------- Proud Singer of the "whining siren song"
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Posted By: oldcougar
Date Posted: Oct 04 2022 at 9:59pm
Posted By: dicemen99
Date Posted: Oct 05 2022 at 12:37pm
Unless I'm mistaken, neither of the Bachmann boys will be in HS this year. One in 8th, one in 6th or 7th. But they are bringing in a few other kids this year that have not won it but are finalists and top 4 guys: Davidheiser Sidun O'Brien Waltenbaugh Wagner another Singer (not sure he's in 9th yet)
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Posted By: botero
Date Posted: Oct 05 2022 at 1:21pm
Landon Sidun is not coming here. That was a said in error on a recent podcast. I’m pretty positive his family is happy at Norwin.
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Posted By: idontknow
Date Posted: Oct 05 2022 at 3:18pm
I took it as a reference to recruiting.
On this point, however, this is why team states should be divided between public vs private schools and individual states should be everyone (IMO). While many here don't like Malvern (for whatever reason) at least they don't pretend to not recruit. It would be cool though to see all the best talent on display in Hershey regardless of school as long as they are PA residents of course.
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Posted By: Dodfan
Date Posted: Oct 05 2022 at 6:09pm
So my guess is their dual meet line-up will look something like this:
106: K. Davidheiser, PJW 3rd 113: J. O'Brien, PJW 5th (brutal weight class) 120: S. Hunter, 21-8 126: G. Botero, 45-7 State 3rd 132: C. Hontz, 31-10 State Qualifier 138: C. Wagner, 27-16 State Qualifier 145: M. Stein, 35-12 State 6th 152: C. Weidemoyer PJW 1st 160: L. Sugalski 33-12 State Qualifier 172: A. Waters PJW 1st 189: C. Sine 12-11 215: J. Singer PJW 1st HWT:
I originally thought they would become the best team in D1 in the 23-24 season. I was wrong. They are the best team now. Probably the second-best PIAA team in the state, behind BECA.
------------- Proud Singer of the "whining siren song"
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Posted By: Berwyn
Date Posted: Oct 05 2022 at 9:54pm
Does anyone know what this year's Malvern Prep team looks like from top to bottom? Even if it's only a ballpark estimation. I would appreciate it.
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Posted By: rocky
Date Posted: Oct 05 2022 at 10:47pm
Pretty sure they have their own site. Jog over and watch practice Nate is cool!
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Posted By: rechall
Date Posted: Oct 06 2022 at 4:46pm
It’s tough to gauge because you don’t know who is going to be where. But I’ve tried to group kids into areas where they will likely be weight wise. Obviously missing some, going straight off memory.
106-120: Anthony Mutarelli - National Prep Champ, Ranked #8 Nationally at 113 by Matscouts Tommy Link: Multiple Time National Prep Placer, Escape the Rock Champ, in and out of national rankings. Committed to Army. Lukas Littleton-Mascaro: PJW state champ last year at 112. One of the top incoming freshman in PA. Tyler Conroy: PJW JH 4th at 92 pounds last year. Leo Pezone: PJW JH 4th at 107 pounds last year.
126-145: Jack Consiglio: National Prep champ and runner up. Ranked #14 nationally at 132 by Matscouts. Just beat PA state champ Dalton Perry at True Power. Spencer Barnhart: National Prep champ and runner up. Ironman, Beast, Powerade, ETR placer. In and out of national rankings. Penn commit. Nick O’Neill: National Prep 3rd, Powerade 3rd, Ironman 4th, ETR 4th. In and out of national rankings. Recent Army Commit. Jason Torres: Backup last year but had wins in the season over Tony Burke, Rozanski, Gavin Sheridan, Chase Hontz, all who were state qualifiers last year.
152-Up: SP O’Donnell: National Prep 8th at 138 last year. Reed Fullmer: National Prep 3rd and 6th. Beast, Powerade, ETR placer. Penn Commit. Nate Rickards: National Prep 7th last year. Duncan Christensen: Injured last year. Win over state runner up Garvick at Waterway this year. Nick Wehmeyer Brian Chamberlain: PJW 7th last year at 140 Roman Bruno Phil Tabasso
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Posted By: rechall
Date Posted: Oct 06 2022 at 4:48pm
Dodfan wrote:
So my guess is their dual meet line-up will look something like this:
106: K. Davidheiser, PJW 3rd 113: J. O'Brien, PJW 5th (brutal weight class) 120: S. Hunter, 21-8 126: G. Botero, 45-7 State 3rd 132: C. Hontz, 31-10 State Qualifier 138: C. Wagner, 27-16 State Qualifier 145: M. Stein, 35-12 State 6th 152: C. Weidemoyer PJW 1st 160: L. Sugalski 33-12 State Qualifier 172: A. Waters PJW 1st 189: C. Sine 12-11 215: J. Singer PJW 1st HWT:
I originally thought they would become the best team in D1 in the 23-24 season. I was wrong. They are the best team now. Probably the second-best PIAA team in the state, behind BECA. |
Correct, this is the best team in D1 and they will be for a good bit. Quakertown has some studs coming back, and the usual powers CRS, Spring Ford, and even Pennridge will be tough next year. That li sup listed above though is the deepest lineup in D1.
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Posted By: Dodfan
Date Posted: Oct 06 2022 at 5:49pm
rechall wrote:
Dodfan wrote:
So my guess is their dual meet line-up will look something like this:
106: K. Davidheiser, PJW 3rd 113: J. O'Brien, PJW 5th (brutal weight class) 120: S. Hunter, 21-8 126: G. Botero, 45-7 State 3rd 132: C. Hontz, 31-10 State Qualifier 138: C. Wagner, 27-16 State Qualifier 145: M. Stein, 35-12 State 6th 152: C. Weidemoyer PJW 1st 160: L. Sugalski 33-12 State Qualifier 172: A. Waters PJW 1st 189: C. Sine 12-11 215: J. Singer PJW 1st HWT:
I originally thought they would become the best team in D1 in the 23-24 season. I was wrong. They are the best team now. Probably the second-best PIAA team in the state, behind BECA. |
Correct, this is the best team in D1 and they will be for a good bit. Quakertown has some studs coming back, and the usual powers CRS, Spring Ford, and even Pennridge will be tough next year. That li sup listed above though is the deepest lineup in D1. |
Actually, I was looking at the line-ups and I think Perk Valley might be the third best AAA team in D1 behind CRS and Quakertown.
------------- Proud Singer of the "whining siren song"
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Posted By: rechall
Date Posted: Oct 06 2022 at 5:55pm
Dodfan wrote:
rechall wrote:
Dodfan wrote:
So my guess is their dual meet line-up will look something like this:
106: K. Davidheiser, PJW 3rd 113: J. O'Brien, PJW 5th (brutal weight class) 120: S. Hunter, 21-8 126: G. Botero, 45-7 State 3rd 132: C. Hontz, 31-10 State Qualifier 138: C. Wagner, 27-16 State Qualifier 145: M. Stein, 35-12 State 6th 152: C. Weidemoyer PJW 1st 160: L. Sugalski 33-12 State Qualifier 172: A. Waters PJW 1st 189: C. Sine 12-11 215: J. Singer PJW 1st HWT:
I originally thought they would become the best team in D1 in the 23-24 season. I was wrong. They are the best team now. Probably the second-best PIAA team in the state, behind BECA. |
Correct, this is the best team in D1 and they will be for a good bit. Quakertown has some studs coming back, and the usual powers CRS, Spring Ford, and even Pennridge will be tough next year. That li sup listed above though is the deepest lineup in D1. |
Actually, I was looking at the line-ups and I think Perk Valley might be the third best AAA team in D1 behind CRS and Quakertown. |
You are correct, Perk Valley can’t be forgotten and will be right there. Also, can’t overlook Kennett next year. Only lost Barrett, bringing in a young hammer in Boyer to go along with a stack of state/regional qualifiers last year. They will be towards the top of D1 as well.
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Posted By: Dodfan
Date Posted: Oct 08 2022 at 9:28am
rechall wrote:
Dodfan wrote:
rechall wrote:
Dodfan wrote:
So my guess is their dual meet line-up will look something like this:
106: K. Davidheiser, PJW 3rd 113: J. O'Brien, PJW 5th (brutal weight class) 120: S. Hunter, 21-8 126: G. Botero, 45-7 State 3rd 132: C. Hontz, 31-10 State Qualifier 138: C. Wagner, 27-16 State Qualifier 145: M. Stein, 35-12 State 6th 152: C. Weidemoyer PJW 1st 160: L. Sugalski 33-12 State Qualifier 172: A. Waters PJW 1st 189: C. Sine 12-11 215: J. Singer PJW 1st HWT:
I originally thought they would become the best team in D1 in the 23-24 season. I was wrong. They are the best team now. Probably the second-best PIAA team in the state, behind BECA. |
Correct, this is the best team in D1 and they will be for a good bit. Quakertown has some studs coming back, and the usual powers CRS, Spring Ford, and even Pennridge will be tough next year. That li sup listed above though is the deepest lineup in D1. |
Actually, I was looking at the line-ups and I think Perk Valley might be the third best AAA team in D1 behind CRS and Quakertown. |
You are correct, Perk Valley can’t be forgotten and will be right there. Also, can’t overlook Kennett next year. Only lost Barrett, bringing in a young hammer in Boyer to go along with a stack of state/regional qualifiers last year. They will be towards the top of D1 as well. |
Good call on Kennett. They look good and actually have two incoming freshmen.
------------- Proud Singer of the "whining siren song"
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Posted By: mo bloodyoung
Date Posted: Oct 08 2022 at 11:54am
rechall wrote:
It’s tough to gauge because you don’t know who is going to be where. But I’ve tried to group kids into areas where they will likely be weight wise. Obviously missing some, going straight off memory.
106-120: Anthony Mutarelli - National Prep Champ, Ranked #8 Nationally at 113 by Matscouts Tommy Link: Multiple Time National Prep Placer, Escape the Rock Champ, in and out of national rankings. Committed to Army. Lukas Littleton-Mascaro: PJW state champ last year at 112. One of the top incoming freshman in PA. Tyler Conroy: PJW JH 4th at 92 pounds last year. Leo Pezone: PJW JH 4th at 107 pounds last year.
126-145: Jack Consiglio: National Prep champ and runner up. Ranked #14 nationally at 132 by Matscouts. Just beat PA state champ Dalton Perry at True Power. Spencer Barnhart: National Prep champ and runner up. Ironman, Beast, Powerade, ETR placer. In and out of national rankings. Penn commit. Nick O’Neill: National Prep 3rd, Powerade 3rd, Ironman 4th, ETR 4th. In and out of national rankings. Recent Army Commit. Jason Torres: Backup last year but had wins in the season over Tony Burke, Rozanski, Gavin Sheridan, Chase Hontz, all who were state qualifiers last year.
152-Up: SP O’Donnell: National Prep 8th at 138 last year. Reed Fullmer: National Prep 3rd and 6th. Beast, Powerade, ETR placer. Penn Commit. Nate Rickards: National Prep 7th last year. Duncan Christensen: Injured last year. Win over state runner up Garvick at Waterway this year. Nick Wehmeyer Brian Chamberlain: PJW 7th last year at 140 Roman Bruno Phil Tabasso
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Isn't Conroy redshirting and doing 8th over again?
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Posted By: Low Single
Date Posted: Oct 13 2022 at 7:42am
I thought a red and a grey shirt were required to wrestle at these school. If you cant drive to your freshman orientation they are not interested.
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Posted By: NCAARef
Date Posted: Oct 25 2022 at 3:20pm
Guess your attempt to troll went unanswered.
Low Single wrote:
I thought a red and a grey shirt were required to wrestle at these school. If you cant drive to your freshman orientation they are not interested.
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Posted By: Low Single
Date Posted: Oct 27 2022 at 10:04am
NCAARef wrote:
Guess your attempt to troll went unanswered.
Low Single wrote:
I thought a red and a grey shirt were required to wrestle at these school. If you cant drive to your freshman orientation they are not interested.
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Looks like it garnered a response  It is a partial truth thought that's why it bugs the people that love the stacked/recruit teams, and will argue it is fair. I admit, I am anxious to see how bad they crush the public school teams they wrestle. Should be an epic season for them.
I'm surprised they don't have Quakertown on their schedule, that would be a good rivalry to start.
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Posted By: DPointer492
Date Posted: Oct 27 2022 at 6:09pm
Word on the streets is that Faith has tried to get a dual meet with quakertown and they decline. Last year and for the upcoming season.
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Posted By: Coach78
Date Posted: Oct 28 2022 at 8:43am
DPointer492 wrote:
Word on the streets is that Faith has tried to get a dual meet with quakertown and they decline. Last year and for the upcoming season.
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If you look at Quakertown's schedule, outside of tournaments and league matches, they only have 2 comp points left, which they use for duals with neighbor rival Pennridge (who they wrestle every year) and CR South.
------------- "Hard Work" JKC,Jr
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Posted By: NCAARef
Date Posted: Nov 01 2022 at 5:52pm
Its an observation not a response, but whatever
Low Single wrote:
NCAARef wrote:
Guess your attempt to troll went unanswered.
Low Single wrote:
I thought a red and a grey shirt were required to wrestle at these school. If you cant drive to your freshman orientation they are not interested.
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Looks like it garnered a response  It is a partial truth thought that's why it bugs the people that love the stacked/recruit teams, and will argue it is fair. I admit, I am anxious to see how bad they crush the public school teams they wrestle. Should be an epic season for them.
I'm surprised they don't have Quakertown on their schedule, that would be a good rivalry to start.
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Posted By: idontknow
Date Posted: Nov 02 2022 at 1:13pm
Why would QK do it? QK wrestles a great schedule, so their studs get a lot of good action during the year, so what is in it for them as a team? If more schools declined wrestling private recruiting schools for duals, would they be forced to move into the Inter-AC where they could wrestle the likes of Malvern on a regular basis and not be constrained by point restrictions? Seems like if you are building a super team that would be where you would want to wrestle.
For the duals this year, If FCA puts their starters on the mat, The CSR dual will have some good matches but FCA will beat them pretty by a wide margin. UD and CRN will not be close and if you combined the two scores I would bet that the over/under on points surrendered by FCA would be 10, and I would take the under. They also might not give up too many points at the Hamburg dual either.
So, why wrestle these teams? What's in it for FCA? In many instances, I have seen MP adjust their line-up where they don't put their stud on the mat unless the kid they are wrestling is also a stud. I think in this instance MP deserves some kudos. If they do this I could see some benefits, but the FCA roster is not big enough to do this so I can't figure out why they would want to compete against these schools.
DPointer492 wrote:
Word on the streets is that Faith has tried to get a dual meet with quakertown and they decline. Last year and for the upcoming season.
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------------- But what do I know
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Posted By: ancienthatteroldram
Date Posted: Nov 02 2022 at 4:48pm
Whatever the "word on the street" may be regarding the status of a proposed and declined FCA- QT match, it seems to me fairly certain that any number of 'street savy' sources would or could have confirmed dpt's 492 claim. I would certainly love to see a match come about- a few miles to either gym and good wrestling, what's not to like.
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