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44th
Annual
NYSPHSAA
State Championships
Interscholastic Varsity Wrestling Tournament
@ Nassau Coliseum (Uniondale, NY)
Friday &
Saturday, February 24-25, 2006
Full Text: Copyright
© 2006 Messenger Post Newspapers.
Reproduced with the permission of Messenger Post Newspapers.
The Pittsford Sutherland senior wins at 130 pounds.
When Kyle Borshoff signed his letter of intent back in November to wrestle next
year at American University, he had one goal for this season - to win the state
championship.
Borshoff's goal came true last Saturday as he won the 130-pound New York State
Division I Wrestling Championship in Uniondale, Long Island.
The two-day championship began with Borshoff receiving a first-round bye on
Friday.
In the quarterfinals, Borshoff scored a 10-0 major decision over Pat McCabe from
Carmel from Section 1.
Next up in the semifinals, Borshoff scored a 4-1 decision victory over Doug
Christensen from Monroe Woodbury form Section 9.
That victory advanced the Pittsford Sutherland High School senior to the finals
where he met and defeated Christopher Iorio from Section 11's Sachem North, 8-1.
Also wrestling in the finals were: Brighton's Zack Ellis at 103 pounds, who lost
9-2 to Schalmont's Jeremy Cuomo; Olympia's Phil Lombardo at 145 pounds, who lost
to Oxford Academy's J.P. O'Connor, 11-4; Wayne's Josh Patterson at 171 pounds,
who won 10-2 over Jake Koshinski from Niagara Wheatfield; and Wayne's Ryan
Lamagra at 189 pounds, who won 8-4 over Maciej Jochym from Herricks.
Section 5 won the overall title scoring 246 points. Section 11 was second with
229 points and Section 8 was third with 192.5 points.
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