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Raiders best Cavaliers for Trygg Memorial title
December 7th, 2022 | Written by: Staff writer

 


Top-three Placers Other Awards Team Scores Finals Matches

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The 38th George Trygg Memorial Tournament was held last Saturday at Grace King High School in Metairie, Louisiana.  The event is the longest running tournament in the greater New Orleans area, having first been held by Grace King coach Sam Sara in 1983.  Since Sara's retirement Coach Roberto Furtado has continued the tradition.

The Rummel Raiders had three champions, two runners-up and two third-place finishers to help score 196 points to win the event.  Kaiden Triche, Jake Brandstetter and Mason Scholl won championships for the Raiders.  Liam Ritchie and Cameron Gandolfi placed second while Nathan Hester and Jack Seither placed third.

De la Salle placed second with 175 points.  Liam O'Connor and Jason Krail won titles for the Cavaliers while Dylan Duvernay, Malachi Benetrix, Jewel Scott, Austin Young and Aiden Harden placed second.

Jesuit was a distant third with 119 points, followed by Hannan (112 points) and Holy Cross (107 points).

Top-three Placers

106 lbs. 113 lbs. 120 lbs.
Bryce Latino
Lakeshore
Liam Ritchie
Rummel
Alex Cook
Hahnville
Kaiden Triche
Rummel
Dylan Duvernay
De la Salle
Noah Confident
Brother Martin
Jacob Britt
Destrehan
Grant Goebel
Jesuit
Nathan Hester
Rummel

126 lbs. 132 lbs. 138 lbs.
Jake Brandstetter
Rummel
Loren Stockman
Holy Cross
Jose Rincon
Jesuit
Mason Scholl
Rummel
Henry Mulvihill
Holy Cross
Shane Barbarin
De la Salle
 
Caleb Andrews
Belle Chasse
Malachi Benetrix
De la Salle
No Contest
Five-match Rule

145 lbs. 152 lbs. 160 lbs.
Liam O'Connor
De la Salle
Mason Edwards
Mandeville
Riley Williams
Belle Chasse
  
Preston Gautier
Hannan
Cameron Gandolfi
Rummel
No Contest
Five-match Rule
Sean Marquette
Covington
Jewel Scott
De la Salle
Antwon Parks
Holy Cross

170 lbs. 182 lbs. 195 lbs.
Caleb Shardle
St. Paul
Kevin Dezam
Hahnville
Aiden Nash
Jesuit
Jason Krail
De la Salle
William Coles
St. Paul
Ethan Regis
Holy Cross
Bennett Whitfield
Pearl River
Adam Glendening
Mandeville
Jack Seither
Rummel

220 lbs. 285 lbs.
Wade Rist
Hannan
Austin Young
De la Salle
Ellis Hughes
John Ehret
Joel Marchand
Hannan
Aiden Harden
De la Salle
Sterling Barthelemy
Belle Chasse

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Other Awards 

[LEFT] St. Paul freshman Caleb Shartle won the tournament's Sam Sara Outstanding Wrestler Award, as voted by the coaches.  Shartle went 4-0 with a fall in 1:48, followed by a 9-1 MD, an 8-2 semifinals win and a finals fall in 0:22 over Hahnville junior Kevin Dezam.  The freshman's first two opponents were also juniors, while his semifinals opponent was a senior.  [CENTER] Brother Martin's Noah Confidence, who placed third at 113 lbs., won the Phillip Romig Warrior Award.  The Warrior Award goes to the wrestler the officials believed showed the greatest "heart" despite the circumstances in which they found themselves.  Confidence pushed defending Division III state champion Dylan Duvernay of De la Salle to the limit in the semifinals, forcing Duvernay to score a reversal with five seconds remaining in a 7-6 Duvernay win.  The Brother Martin sophomore also  won his consolation semifinals match by a point, 8-7.  [RIGHT} Coach Mike Lachey of Lakeshore won the Ray Gremillion Coaching Distinction Award, determined by tournament director Roberto Furtado.

Team Scores

Place School Points   Place School Points   Place School Points
1 Rummel 196   T-9 Hahnville 66   17 Thomas Jefferson 29
2 De la Salle 175   T-9 Lakeshore 66   18 Grace King 24
3 Jesuit 119   11 Brother Martin 60.5   19 John Ehret 23
4 Hannan 112   12 Covington 47   20 NOMMA 18
5 Holy Cross 107   13 Pearl River 41   21 Fisher 13
6 Mandeville 106   14 Destrehan 37.5   22 Salmen 8
7 St. Paul 96   15 Chalmette 36   23 John Curtis 3
8 Belle Chasse 87   16 Riverdale 31        

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Finals Matches

106 113 120 126 132 138 145 152 160 170 182 195 220 285

106 Pounds
Bryce Latino of Lakeshore pinned Liam Ritchie of Rummel in 2:43.

These two may be good bets for quarterfinals matches at the state championships.

113 Pounds
Kaiden Triche of Rummel defeated Dylan Duvernay of De la Salle 8-3

Triche defeated Duvernay 7-5 on November 26th.  Look for one of them at least to make the Louisiana Classic semifinals, and possibly beyond.

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120 Pounds
Jacob Britt of Destrehan pinned Grant Goebel of Jesuit in 3:06

 

126 Pounds
Jake Brandstetter of Rummel defeated Loren Stockman of Holy Cross 8-4

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132 Pounds
Mason Scholl of Rummel defeated Henry Mulvihill of Holy Cross 6-1

 

138 Pounds
Caleb Andrews of Belle Chasse defeated Malachi Benetrix of De la Salle 18-3 TF

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145 Pounds
Liam O'Connor of De la Salle pinned Mason Edwards of Mandeville in 1:50

 

152 Pounds
Preston Gautier of Hannan defeated Cameron Gandolfi of Rummel 7-5 SV

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160 Pounds
Sean Marquette of Covington defeated Jewel Scott of De la Salle 13-8

 

170 Pounds
Caleb Shartle of St. Paul pinned Kevin Dezam of Hahnville in 0:22

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182 Pounds
Jason Krail of De la Salle pinned William Coles of St. Paul in 0:48

 

195 Pounds
Bennett Whitfield of Pearl River defeated Adam Glendening of Mandeville 15-5 MD

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220 Pounds
Wade Rist of Hannan pinned Austin Young of De la Salle in 5:17

It is very likely these two could meet again in Bossier City in February.

 

285 Pounds
Joel Marchand of Hannan pinned Aiden Harden of De la Salle in 4:14

These two may also meet in the state championships.

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