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January 23, 2012

Anonymous Press-Republican The Press Republican Mon Jan 23, 2012, 02:23 AM EST

ELLENBURG — Host Northern Adirondack dominated its way to the championship Saturday at the Annual Barry Livermore Wrestling Tournament.

The Bobcats recorded a 5-0 dual meet record, with wins over Middlebury, Vt. (78-3), Ogdensburg Free Academy (76-6), Malone's Franklin Academy (82-3), Canton (67-6) and Massena (60-24).

Canton finished second in the six-team field with a 4-1 record, while Massena was third at 3-2.

"This year we changed up our style to a dual tournament," NAC coach Jamie Gilmore said. "There were some very exciting matches, including the 126-pound match between NAC's Matt Carter and Canton's Curtis Barney.

"Justin Kellett added to his 150 wins he received a couple of weeks ago with a very dominant 5-0 record on the day. We were on our game and really wrestled well today."

Seven NAC wrestlers compiled 5-0 records on the day — Kellett (160), Brandon Edwards (113), Kaleb Sample (132), Hunter Carpenter (145), Jackson Sunderland (152), Russell Noel (182) and Bradley Gardner (220).

Kellett posted four pins, while Sunderland had three.

Massena's Isaiah Perry was chosen as the Most Outstanding Wrestler for the light weights, and NAC's Justin Kellett for the heavy weights.

Kellett won the Quickest Pin Award in just nine seconds and recorded the Most Pins/Least Time on the Mat Award with four pins in 2:27.

Voted the Most Exciting Match was Canton's Barney with his 7-5 decision over NAC's Carter at 126. The Bill Dominic Award went to Middlebury, Vt.'s Tylar LaPlante.

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Team scores

1, Northern Adirondack, 5-0. 2, Canton, 4-1. 3, Massena, 3-2. 4, Ogdensburg Free Academy, 2-3. 5, Middlebury, Vt., 1-4. 6, Franklin Academy, 0-5.

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NAC results

NAC 78, Middlebury, Vt. 3

99- Trombley (NAC) won by forfeit.

106- Pombrio (NAC) won by forfeit.

113- Edwards (NAC) pinned Palmer, 2:53.

120- St. George (Midd) dec. B. LaBombard, 10-8.

126- Carter (NAC) won by forfeit.

132- Sample (NAC) won by forfeit.

138- C. LaBombard (NAC) won by forfeit.

145- Carpenter (NAC) won by forfeit.

152- Sunderland (NAC) won by forfeit.

160- J. Kellett (NAC) pinned Vesa, :09.

170- Gero (NAC) dec. Shute, 7-4.

182- Lashway (NAC) pinned Troutwein, 5:16.

195- Noel (NAC) dec. LaBerge, 4-2.

220- Gardner (NAC) pinned LaPlant, 3:14.

285- Guerin (NAC) pinned Dunton, 5:42.

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NAC 76, Ogdensburg 6

99- LaPiene (OFA) dec. Trombley, 2-0.

106- Pombrio (NAC) won by forfeit.

113- Edwards (NAC) won by forfeit.

120- B. LaBombard (NAC) won by forfeit.

126- Carter (NAC) pinned Breen, 1:26.

132- Sample (NAC) tech. fall over Wangler, 4:45.

138- C. LaBombard (NAC) tech. fall over Murdock, 5:36.

145- Carpenter (NAC) pinned Phelps, 1:53.

152- Sunderland (NAC) pinned Smith, 3:15.

160- J. Kellett (NAC) pinned Al. Cole, 1:19.

170- An. Cole (OFA) dec. Gero, 4-2.

180- Lashway (NAC) pinned Swan, 1:06.

195- Noel (NAC) won by forfeit.

220- Gardner (NAC) won by forfeit.

285- Guerin (NAC) pinned Sarkin, :53.

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NAC 82, Franklin Academy 3

99- Trombley (NAC) pinned Williamson, :53.

106- Pombrio (NAC) won by forfeit.

113- Edwards (NAC) won by forfeit.

120- B. LaBombard (NAC) won by forfeit.

126- Carter (NAC) pinned Fountain, 5:24.

132- Sample (NAC) dec. Lepone, 9-1

138- Stapleton (FA) dec. C. LaBombard, 6-2.

145- Carpenter (NAC) won by forfeit.

152- Sunderland (NAC) won by forfeit.

160- J. Kellett (NAC) won by forfeit.

170- Gero (NAC) won by forfeit.

182- Lashway (NAC) won by forfeit.

195- Noel (NAC) won by forfeit.

220- Gardner (NAC) won by forfeit.

285- Guerin (NAC) won by forfeit.

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NAC 67, Canton 6

99- Trombley (NAC) dec. Brown, 5-2.

106- Pombrio (NAC) dec. Woods, 11-0.

113- Edwards (NAC) won by forfeit.

120- Bond (Can) dec. B. LaBombard, 5-0.

126- Barney (Can) dec. Carter, 7-5.

132- Sample (NAC) won by forfeit.

138- C. LaBombard (NAC) pinned Dean, 3:05.

145- Carpenter (NAC) dec. Kuno, 10-0.

152- Sunderland (NAC) tech. fall over Dominique, 3:10.

160- J. Kellett (NAC) pinned Foote, :32.

170- Gero (NAC) pinned Lumbard, :55.

182- Lashway (NAC) dec. Moose, 6-4.

195- Noel (NAC) pinned Widener, 5:48.

220- Gardner (NAC) pinned Brown, :45.

285- Guerin (NAC) won by forfeit.

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NAC 60, Massena 24

99- Trombley (NAC) won by forfeit.

106- Marshall (Mass) tech. fall over Pombrio, 4:20.

113- Edwards (NAC) disq. over Cameron, 5:24.

120- Patraw (Mass) pinned B. LaBombard, 4:40.

126- Perry (Mass) pinned Carter, 2:34.

132- Sample (NAC) pinned Elman, 3:46.

138- C. LaBombard (NAC) dec. Perrine, 7-5.

145- Carpenter (NAC) pinned Landon, :15.

152- Sunderland (NAC) pinned Romeo, :15.

160- J. Kellett (NAC) pinned Clark, :27.

170- Gero (NAC) won by forfeit.

182- Lashway (NAC) pinned Bernard.

195- Noel (NAC) dec. Malone, 5-3.

220- Gardner (NAC) won by forfeit.

285- Terrance (Mass) pinned Guerin, 3:50.

Saranac 81, AuSable Valley 6

SARANAC — Rafael Rivera (120), Joe Perry (152), James Black (160) and Ben Perry (195) recorded pins Saturday as the Chiefs defeated the Patriots in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference mat action.

The best match of the day was Saranac's Nate Wood with a 6-1 decision over Matt Lamere at 182.

The Chiefs (3-2) also won nine matches by forfeit.

AuSable Valley's lone win was a forfeit for Dylan Baker at 106.

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Saranac 81, AuSable Valley 6

220- Herrara (Sar) won by forfeit

285- Ryan (Sar) won by forfeit.

99- LaGraves (Sar) won by forfeit.

106- Baker (AVC) won by forfeit.

113- Armstrong (Sar) won by forfeit.

120- Rivera (Sar) pinned Papa, 5:41.

126- Goddeau (Sar) won by forfeit.