Thomas Ott wins state championship
Thomas Ott celebrates his state championship win with coach Chris Mattioni. BY NICK ROTH
Cape's Thomas Ott battles Lake Forest's Marshall Hobbs in the state finals of the 220-pound weight class. BY NICK ROTH
Thomas Ott sneaks a peek at the clock while wrestling Lake Forest's Marshall Hobbs in the state finals of the 220-pound weight class. BY NICK ROTH
Lake Forest's Marshall Hobbs tries to escape the grasp of Cape's Thomas Ott. BY NICK ROTH
Thomas Ott embraces his friends after coming away victorious in the 220-pound state finals. BY NICK ROTH
Thomas Ott stands atop the podium with runner up Marshall Hobbs of Lake Forest to his right. BY NICK ROTH
Cape sophomore Austin Smith tries to escape Sussex Tech's Nick Bennett in a 126-pound bout. BY NICK ROTH
Cape senior Garrett Smith works against Milford's Alvonatae Drummond in a 138-pound match. BY NICK ROTH
Cape sophomore Justin Lopez tries to gain control against his opponent in a 145-pound match. BY NICK ROTH
Cape senior Sammy Mohr tries to take down his opponent in a 152-pound third-place match. BY NICK ROTH
Middletown's Thomas Homier, left, and Cape's Tadeo Gonzalez are happy with their results after earning medals in the 170-pound weight class. BY NICK ROTH
Caesar Rodney senior Kaleb LeMaire, a Rehoboth Beach native, dominated Caravel Academy's Clint Ferrazo to win the 126-pound state title. BY NICK ROTH
The Cape Henlopen High School drum line led all the medalists into the gym during the Parade of Champions. BY NICK ROTH
The Cape Henlopen High School gymnasium was at near capacity as wrestling fans from throughout the state came to Lewes to watch the championship bouts of the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association Individual State Wrestling Tournament. BY NICK ROTH
Future wrestling champions use the podium as seats to watch the championship matches. BY NICK ROTHFebruary 26, 2012
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Thomas Ott celebrates his state championship win with coach Chris Mattioni. BY NICK ROTH
Cape's Thomas Ott battles Lake Forest's Marshall Hobbs in the state finals of the 220-pound weight class. BY NICK ROTH
Thomas Ott sneaks a peek at the clock while wrestling Lake Forest's Marshall Hobbs in the state finals of the 220-pound weight class. BY NICK ROTH
Lake Forest's Marshall Hobbs tries to escape the grasp of Cape's Thomas Ott. BY NICK ROTH
Thomas Ott embraces his friends after coming away victorious in the 220-pound state finals. BY NICK ROTH
Thomas Ott stands atop the podium with runner up Marshall Hobbs of Lake Forest to his right. BY NICK ROTH
Cape sophomore Austin Smith tries to escape Sussex Tech's Nick Bennett in a 126-pound bout. BY NICK ROTH
Cape senior Garrett Smith works against Milford's Alvonatae Drummond in a 138-pound match. BY NICK ROTH
Cape sophomore Justin Lopez tries to gain control against his opponent in a 145-pound match. BY NICK ROTH
Cape senior Sammy Mohr tries to take down his opponent in a 152-pound third-place match. BY NICK ROTH
Middletown's Thomas Homier, left, and Cape's Tadeo Gonzalez are happy with their results after earning medals in the 170-pound weight class. BY NICK ROTH
Caesar Rodney senior Kaleb LeMaire, a Rehoboth Beach native, dominated Caravel Academy's Clint Ferrazo to win the 126-pound state title. BY NICK ROTH
The Cape Henlopen High School drum line led all the medalists into the gym during the Parade of Champions. BY NICK ROTH
The Cape Henlopen High School gymnasium was at near capacity as wrestling fans from throughout the state came to Lewes to watch the championship bouts of the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association Individual State Wrestling Tournament. BY NICK ROTH
Future wrestling champions use the podium as seats to watch the championship matches. BY NICK ROTHCape sophomore Thomas Ott earned the 220-pound state championship Feb. 25 in front of a large home crowd at Cape Henlopen High School.
Ott faced Lake Forest's Marshall Hobbs in the finals, who he had defeated last weekend in the finals of the Henlopen Conference Championships.
Ott celebrated by tackling coach Chris Mattioni and leading a Cape chant with the student section.
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Thomas Ott celebrates his state championship win with coach Chris Mattioni. BY NICK ROTH
Cape's Thomas Ott battles Lake Forest's Marshall Hobbs in the state finals of the 220-pound weight class. BY NICK ROTH
Thomas Ott sneaks a peek at the clock while wrestling Lake Forest's Marshall Hobbs in the state finals of the 220-pound weight class. BY NICK ROTH
Lake Forest's Marshall Hobbs tries to escape the grasp of Cape's Thomas Ott. BY NICK ROTH
Thomas Ott embraces his friends after coming away victorious in the 220-pound state finals. BY NICK ROTH
Thomas Ott stands atop the podium with runner up Marshall Hobbs of Lake Forest to his right. BY NICK ROTH
Cape sophomore Austin Smith tries to escape Sussex Tech's Nick Bennett in a 126-pound bout. BY NICK ROTH
Cape senior Garrett Smith works against Milford's Alvonatae Drummond in a 138-pound match. BY NICK ROTH
Cape sophomore Justin Lopez tries to gain control against his opponent in a 145-pound match. BY NICK ROTH
Cape senior Sammy Mohr tries to take down his opponent in a 152-pound third-place match. BY NICK ROTH
Middletown's Thomas Homier, left, and Cape's Tadeo Gonzalez are happy with their results after earning medals in the 170-pound weight class. BY NICK ROTH
Caesar Rodney senior Kaleb LeMaire, a Rehoboth Beach native, dominated Caravel Academy's Clint Ferrazo to win the 126-pound state title. BY NICK ROTH
The Cape Henlopen High School drum line led all the medalists into the gym during the Parade of Champions. BY NICK ROTH
The Cape Henlopen High School gymnasium was at near capacity as wrestling fans from throughout the state came to Lewes to watch the championship bouts of the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association Individual State Wrestling Tournament. BY NICK ROTH
Future wrestling champions use the podium as seats to watch the championship matches. BY NICK ROTHEvent Details :
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