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DIAA wrestling championships kick off at Cape
Cape’s Chris Handlin makes quick work of Archmere’s Nolan Collins in a 170-pound opening round match. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
February 23, 2018
Milford’s Trenton Grant has the upper hand on Sussex Central’s Cole Jester in a 113-pound match.
Sussex Tech’s Mason Rolf eyes up Wilmington Friends’ Luke Munch in a 113-pound match.
Sussex Tech coach Scott Layfield watches his wrestler work hard on the mat.
Indian River’s Ta’jon White controls Wilmington Friends’ Donnie Morton in a 120-pound match.
Sussex Tech senior 120-pounder Hunter Hineline may not be able to see, but he keeps working his opponent nonetheless.
St. George’s 120-pounder Sebastian Sye gives it everything he’s got to get control of the match.
Cape’s Anthony Caruso tries to get his opponent to the mat in a 126-pound bout.
Cape’s Finbar Rishko looks for his opportunity against Dover’s Raeshawn Alexander in a 138-pound match.
Cape coach Chris Mattioni tries to push his wrestler.
Cape’s Finbar Rishko tries to finish off Dover’s Raeshawn Alexander in a 138-pound match.
Cape 138-pounder Andre Currie works over Sussex Tech’s Roberto Santos.
Milford’s Oscar Rosario is ready to go in a 145-pound match.
Cape’s Jackson Handlin tries to gain control over Mt. Pleasant’s Jordan Collins in a 145-pound bout.
Milford’s 152-pounder Khiry Hovington has the upper hand on Newark Charter’s Nathan Jones.
Cape’s Eduardo Saez tries to escape the grasp of his opponent in a 182-pound match.
Cape’s Billy Ott takes a quick look at the clock during his 220-pound match.
Sussex Tech’s Jamie Schirmer has position on Concord’s Reece Koehler. Schirmer will wrestle in the semifinals Saturday.
Cape’s 285-pounder Jonah Robertson locks eyes with Tower Hill’s Luke Frietze.
The state’s top wrestlers converged in Lewes Feb. 23 for the 2018 DIAA Individual Wrestling Championships at Cape Henlopen High School.
Cape wrestlers earning spots in the Saturday morning semifinals include Anthony Caruso (126) and Chris Handlin (170).
Semifinals will begin at 10:25 a.m., Saturday, and the finals are set to begin at 7:05 p.m.
To check out results so far, click here.
