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Marion Black Knghts 33, Newark Reds 30
Finger Lakes Dual Meet
@ Marion High School
Tuesday, February 15, 2005
Mayvilles
lead Marion
Times Sports Staff
Finger Lakes Times
Wednesday, February 16, 2005
MARION — The Marion wrestling team finished off its regular-season dual schedule
Tuesday night with a victory. It was special to one family in particular.
Norm Mayville, a volunteer assistant under coach Tim Bantle, wrestled for
longtime Newark boss Jack Fisher more than two decades ago. On Tuesday, three of
Mayville’s sons triumphed as Finger Lakes West-champion Marion upended the Reds,
33-30.
After Finger Lakes East rep Newark rallied from a 21-0 deficit into a 30-27
advantage, Black Knights heavyweight Matt Mayville brought the home crowd to its
feet. Needing only to win his match, the senior pinned Eric Chapple with 23
seconds remaining in the bout.
Earlier in the match, younger brothers Josh, a 112-pound freshman, and Nick, a
152-pound sophomore, delivered wins. Josh pinned Brad VanDemortel in the first
period, while Nick slipped past Mike Frey, 5-3.
Matt Hasbrouck (6 seconds left in the first period) and Nick Hasbrouck (1 second
left in the second period) provided falls during Marion’s match-opening surge.
Bryan Bushart added a 7-0 decision over Tom Parcero, boosting the hosts into a
big lead.
Newark rallied behind Chris Bowles and Will Collins pins, Josh Kline’s technical
fall, Erich Dittmar’s major decision and Jeff Novak’s 8-5 win over James Bond.
Novak’s success gave Newark its only lead of the evening.
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