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February 23, 2017 The recent run of success for boys varsity wrestling continued as Big Red claimed first place at the New England Prep Wrestling Championships on Saturday at the Hyde School. A year removed from finishing second at the meet, Exeter captured their third New England title in the past three seasons after out-dueling 46 other schools at the tournament. ..More Information | |||
Ravens Host LCA in First Home Match in 19 Years PORTSMOUTH, R.I., January 18, 2013 –The Portsmouth Abbey School Wrestling Team hosted Lexington Christian Academy today in its first home wrestling match of the season and the first wrestling match that has taken place as a varsity sport at the Abbey in 19 years. With an overflow crowd of students, parents and alumni cheering on the Ravens, the Abbey fared well, with three wrestlers – Nick Medley ’13, Rasaanh Matra ’13 and Ben Wilson ’15 – pinning their opponents to win hard-fought matches. The Ravens came up short overall, 48-30, and are now 2-5 on the season, although, judging from the delighted spectators, the final outcome of Friday’s match was secondary to the thrill of having wrestling back at the School. | |||
2/20/12 For NMH wrestlers, the third time's the charm—but then again, so were the first and the second times. Last weekend, the wrestling team won its third New England championship in a row, while also hosting the tournament, which brought 47 schools and approximately 230 wrestlers to campus. As was expected, the team championship was a tightly contested race between NMH, Belmont Hill, and St. Paul's School. Each of the three teams held the lead at different times throughout the tournament, but in the end NMH prevailed. NMH wrestlers Matt Libby '12 and Henry Anderson '13 each won individual championships in their weight classes, and NMH entered five competitors in the final round, the most of any school in the tournament. ..More Information | |||
2/14/2010 This past Thursday the LCA Varsity Wrestling team earned their 5th consecutive Eastern Independent League Tournament Championship. The Lions scored 174.5 points to finish 60 points ahead of the nearest EIL competitor. All fourteen LCA wrestlers placed in the top four for their respective weight classes with seven 1stplace, two 2nd-place, four 3rd-place, and one 4th-place finishers on the day! ..More Information | |||
3/2/2009 Avon Old Farms was pleased to host the 62nd annual NEIWSA championship tournament this weekend, with 45 schools participating. Congratulations go out to Don Bradley and his squad from Belmont Hill School, the 2009 team champions, unseating Northfield Mount Herman, last year’s champions. Team Rankings: Place School Score Coach ..More Information | |||
3/25/2008 Led by four champions and five additional place winners, the NMH wrestlers won the school's first New England Wrestling Championship. NMH's margin of victory was the largest in tournament history and was a fitting capstone to a season that saw the the team win the Class A League Tournament, three other tournaments, place 11th in the National Championships, and post a 21-1 season dual meet record. Fourty-four of the 50 New England wrestling schools were represented at the event. The team title helped to partially erase the frustrating second-place finishes in '98, '01, and '02 for retiring Coach Frank Millard. ..More Information | |||