Thanks to the NYSPHSAA for sharing these videos from the 2017 NYSPHSAA Intersectional Wrestling Championships.

Hunter Richard of Holland Patent goes back to back to back. D-II 152 state champ. #NYSPHSAA pic.twitter.com/7zXlmAH0EZ

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An emotional Tanner Cook of Central Valley Academy talks about this moment, winning D-II 145 state title. #NYSPHSAA pic.twitter.com/K8pJ2z3nzn

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Vito Arujau makes it 4 in a row. D-I 138 state champ from Syosset. #NYSPHSAA pic.twitter.com/kqtvQGlwAg

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Jacori Teemer, 4 time state champ from Long Beach. #NYSPHSAA pic.twitter.com/hGEL10RJAQ

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Dane Heberlein of Alexander talks about his state title in D-II 132. #NYSPHSAA pic.twitter.com/YL2rOZKbSp

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Justin Vines state champ at D-I 126 of Wantagh. #NYSPHSAA pic.twitter.com/u8UHkxqREu

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Orion Anderson of Schuylerville wins state title in D-II 120. #NYSPHSAA pic.twitter.com/EJRtL8puHB

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Adam Busiello wins state title in D-I 120 repping Eastport South Manor. #nysphsaa pic.twitter.com/Tq0mlUZ2J8

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Greg Diakomihalis of Hilton wins state title in D-I 113. #NYSPHSAA pic.twitter.com/eeEMDFGokD

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Trey Laflamme reacts to state title win in D-II 113 #nysphsaa @sjwrestler99 pic.twitter.com/r79vyCKyTy

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Trent Svingala of Maple Hill. State champ in D-II 106. #nysphsaa pic.twitter.com/9Gg5z9BmPp

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Dylan Ryder of Half Hollow Hills West reacts to his D-I 106 state title. #nysphsaa pic.twitter.com/7SbXJUvciA

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Anthony Noto of Honeoye Falls Lima talks about winning the D-II 99 state title. #nysphsaa pic.twitter.com/OuNF8FiqPh

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