Wrestling History Commemorative Catalog

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Celebrating Belmont Hill Wrestling Committee

Paul J. Alfano ’77 A. Kayvon Bina ’97 James M. Binnall ’94 Nicholas C. Boghos ’07 Donald F. Bradley III Daren A. Bradshaw ’99 Arthur J. Brooks ’62 Christopher F. Brown ’84 Ralph J. Cahaly ’82 Brendan W. Conroy ’03 Kyle E. Duke ’09 Johnathan S. Ferrick ’05 Peter F. Folan ’93 Alexander M. Fuller ’06 David A. Fuller ’09 Robert J. Gaynor ’59 Peter D. Gilpatric ’65 Arthur C.R. Gleason ’89 Herbert H. Gowen ’73 Anthony D. Green ’74 Daniel C. Green ’82 Garrett D. Hatton ’05 Richard W. Hoffman Gilbert S. Jordan Juan S. Jurado ’08

Steven M. Kaplan ’83 Gregory S. Karelitz ’09 Peter C. Kelley ’97 David Leonardis Emmett E. Lyne ’77 James L. Manson ’82 Daniel W. McDonald ’05 James E. McGrath ’73 Stephen A. Messinger ’98 David L. Morrison ’60 Ryan L. Morrissey ’07 Christopher D. Morrissey ’05 Patrick J. Murphy IV ’94 Edward G. Nardi ’78 Braden D. Sicchitano ’95 David C. Steinberg ’78 Samuel F. Stonberg ’00 Peter W. Sullivan ’75 David W. Taber ’55 Charles L. Tarbell, Jr. ’76 David P. Terwilliger ’06 Douglas L. Tierney ’00 Douglas R. Wolf ’84 Michael Zadig

Saturday, February 6, 2010 • Belmont Hill School Special thanks to the Wrestling Committee for their tireless efforts in making this celebration of Belmont Hill Wrestling a success.

Cover photo: 1961 Yearbook

Strength, stamina, balance, speed, and coordination will take you a long way but at the end of the day it's really the psychological and mental attributes: not being afraid to lose, being able to learn from your mistakes, and controlling your emotions. Those are some of the things that go into making a great wrestler.

Coach Don Bradley

William “Bingo” Emerson ’60 On the occasion of the 50th Reunion of the Class of 1960, we dedicate this program to William “Bingo” Emerson ’60 in honor of his commitment to wrestling and his great sacrifice for our country.

On November 20, 1968, U.S. Marine Corps captain and aviator Emerson was shot down and killed over Vietnam. While at Belmont Hill, Bingo lettered in football, wrestling, and crew, serving as captain of the wrestling team in his senior year.

Joseph Vaccaro III ’71 wrote in a 1971 Panel article that “Mr. Emerson possessed leadership qualities of the highest degree. These were most glaringly manifested on the athletic field, where he excelled not because of exceptionally superior talent but because of his determination and spirit.” In 1960, Bingo’s confidence and desire helped him to lead the Belmont Hill wrestling team to its first winning season. “For his performance Mr. Emerson was deservedly awarded the wrestling trophy for the greatest contribution to the sport. On the ball field as on the battlefield he never gave up.”

Headmaster Charles F. Hamilton highlighted many of the same qualities when he wrote in the 1971 Panel article, “Bingo was a dedicated man — a person of great moral courage who lived his ideals and sacrificed his life for them. He abhorred war as much as any of us but he recognized the need to help…Combined with his moral courage was his physical courage and strength — the same kind we witnessed here in football and wrestling and crew. Add to this a capacity for leadership and you have a whole man.”

His legacy lives on in the William “Bingo” Emerson wrestling trophy presented annually to the boy who, in the opinion of his coaches, has exhibited the greatest improvement in wrestling.

Wrestling and Working Together A. James Brodie

Wrestling started at Belmont Hill in  with the help of the first captain, Randall Thompson, Class of  and the first coaches, Mr. Smith, Mr. Test, and joining the team in , Mr. Fields. However, real success came when Belmont Hill parent and Springfield College’s champion grappler Mr. Gilbert Jordan took over the program in . “Thus, wrestling at Belmont Hill was born, attracting a strange mix of students who could not skate and were not tall enough to play basketball,” says wrestler Art Brooks ’. The sport space allocated was a storage room about twenty by fifteen feet, which became known as the “sweat box.” The Gil Jordan coaching method was simple, says Brooks, but practical: “to make novice wrestlers look good. Nothing fancy: two basic takedowns, two basic reversals, two pinning combinations, then practice these moves.” After the Belmont team won its first wrestling match in , early notable success included an undefeated season for sophomore Bob Watkins ’, who captured the New England Interscholastic Champion title in , followed by undefeated seasons for Rocky Gaynor ’ in both  and . Under Coach Jordan the team had its first winning season in  captained by senior William “Bingo” Emerson ’.

Captain Paul Dennis Younge ’59

Head Coach Gil Jordan, 1958

Rocky Gaynor ’59 at the New England Interscholastic Tournament, March 1959

Bob Watkins ’59

Belmont Hill School wins the Graves-Kelsey Tournament in 1977

Chip Tarbell ’76

Coaches Zoeller and McClarnon at practice, 1972

Jim McGrath ’73 places 1st at the Graves-Kelsey Tournament, 1973

From Jordan’s retirement as coach in  until  Belmont Hill had only sporadic team success, but some individual accomplishments highlighted by Jim McGrath’s (Class of ) Graves-Kelsey championships in  and  and New England Interscholastic championship in . The coaches during those years were Messrs, Burnett, Kaiser, Zoeller and McClarnon. Rookie coach Robert Linberg took over in  and the program’s success continued to develop. Coach Linberg’s  team captured Belmont Hill’s first (and Linberg’s only) team victory at the Graves-Kelsey tournament. He coached Belmont Hill’s two-time Graves-Kelsey and New England Interscholastic champion, Peter Sullivan ’, as well as Chip Tarbell ’, who won the Graves-Kelsey tournament in  and later served for many years as an assistant wrestling coach. The  yearbook declares that “Tarbell’s win capped off one of the most successful wrestling records ever compiled at Belmont Hill.” However, Belmont Hill’s wrestling program seemed to lose some of the promise of the s: the team had some wonderful individual wrestlers but little success as a team. It was not until Don Bradley joined the team as an assistant coach in , and brought with him the idea of the wrestling as a team sport, that wrestling took off again at Belmont Hill.

John McGrath ’74

The “Don” of a New Era The s witnessed an era beyond all expectations. In addition to twice placing in the top three in the New England Prep Championships and seldom being below the top three in the Independent School League, the team won individual championships and team trophies in many public and private school tournaments. Success continued into the s, with the most impressive wins being the New England Championships in  and  as well as a top twenty finish in the National Prep Championship at Lehigh University in . For his dedication to the sport of wrestling and contribution to the New England Independent Wrestling Association, Don Bradley was awarded Coach of the Year for the – season.

2009 Varsity squad places 1st at Doug Parker, Graves-Kelsey and New England Tournaments

Heavyweight Peter Folan ’93 places 2nd at the NE Tournament in 1993

Peter Kelley ’97, Don Bradley, Ben Stonberg ’97, Kayvon Bina ’97

Coach Bradley is awarded Coach of the Year for the 2007–2008 season

What has changed at Belmont Hill over the last thirty years?

The hockey, soccer, crew, lacrosse, and for that matter most teams continue to win at an exceptional rate. Levels of academic achievement continue to be impressive as have college admissions. We have some new teachers whose standards and commitment to education continues the tradition of past Belmont Hill teachers, and, significantly, we have a head of school whose involvement in school life is astounding. Perhaps students are somewhat more casual than they were years ago, at least outside of the classroom. What is different, dramatically different, is varsity wrestling. After some years of obscurity — it was about as popular and well known as the current middle school intramural croquet program – the wrestling program’s rebirth began when Don Fowler Bradley was hired. What he did was not coach wrestling and teach history, but coach wrestlers and teach students, and coach students and teach wrestlers.

During the last twenty years, as the head coach of the Belmont Hill wrestling team Don Bradley has empowered Belmont Hill’s alumni in the pursuit of their dreams, both in the classroom and on the athletic fields, in a most remarkable way.

A moment of rest for the 2009 squad at the Graves-Kelsey Tournament

The team wins the Graves-Kelsey Tournament in 2008

Coach Bradley instructing Jamie Binnall ’94

Coach Bradley

Since  Bradley has coached the varsity wrestling team.

He worked with both the middle school and varsity teams the first few years developing the program and the wrestlers’ attitude toward the sport. He also got faculty member Richard Hoffman — Don’s coach when Don was at the KingswoodOxford Middle School and one of the great gentlemen of the sport — to be his assistant coach. The first few years were challenging, but as the middle schoolers grew so did the program. Last year Coach Bradley was joined by David Leonardis, who was a two-time National Prep Champion and nationally ranked Division I wrestler. Coach Leonardis’ work with the middle school and varsity wrestlers brings a new dimension, with his deep experience at the highest level and his knowledge of Olympic and freestyle wrestling.

Since , Belmont Hill’s wrestling team has won five GravesKelsey (Independent League Tournament) championships, seven league championships, and two of the last three New England Prep Championship tournaments. Few wrestlers and few teams look forward to wrestling Belmont Hill. At the New England tournament in  this writer overheard two wrestlers looking at the seeding charts both swear when they found out that they had to wrestle Belmont Hill wrestlers in the first round.

One, who was a high seed, exclaimed, “Even when you beat a Belmont kid, he leaves you exhausted. Why can’t I draw some kid from another conference?” With the success of Don Bradley’s program has come a reputation and even higher expectations. It is doubtful that this bothers Bradley because success for him still comes down to the development of character, and the best wins are the wins the individual has over himself.

Coaches Bradley, Sofer and Kaplan look on in 2008

Faithful supporter and faculty member, Jim Brodie

Coach Dave Leonardis

Coach Bradley prepares Kyle Duke ’09 for his match

No longer is a cross-face a teacher’s reaction to a student’s tardiness, a bar-arm something to hold up a drink, Syracuse a city, chicken-wing a food, or a Saturday-night-ride anything to do with dating — they are moves in the complex jargon of wrestling techniques. It is no longer a matter of time: the wrestling program has stood up, has come from the bottom to the top, has reversed the tide, has escaped from obscurity, holds our attention. In fact, people are pinning their hopes on its continued success, and students are falling all over themselves to join. In the – season around forty students tried out for varsity wrestling.

Don Bradley has for Belmont Hill School, his students, and his wrestlers made a difference. Not all of his students will earn A’s or go on to Harvard, and not all of his wrestlers will win tournaments or even start on the varsity team. However, each and every one of his students and wrestlers will be better human beings for having had him as his teacher or coach.

Oliver Hurd ’08, Juan Jurado ’08 and George Sullivan ’07

The evolution of wrestling at Belmont Hill has paralleled the evolution of Belmont Hill itself. Once a young, somewhat unsophisticated school for boys that mostly triumphed on the athletic fields, it has become under the last few Heads of School one of the premier boys’ schools in the world, taking a leadership role with programs in global education, multicultural initiatives, foreign exchange programs, and collaborative learning with other boys’ school around the world. Today as we look back on the academic, extra-curricular, and wrestling development, we can simply thank all those wonderful coaches, teachers, and Heads of School such as Donald Bradley, Richard Hoffman, and Richard Melvoin.

Rick Melvoin encourages members of the 1997 Varsity squad

Captain Haroutioun Kotchinian ’10

The 2009–2010 Season Outlook David Leonardis

The varsity wrestling team entered the – season with high expectations for good reasons. Winning two of the past three New England Team Championships is one of them, and with three New England Finalists and four other place winners returning this year, we are focused on another title.

Belmont Hill opened the season auspiciously, edging out New Jersey perennial powerhouse St. Benedict’s Prep and New England rival Northfield Mount Hermon to win the team title at the Caruso Invitational in Newark, New Jersey. The team placed thirteen of fourteen wrestlers in the top four and put five wrestlers in the finals, and returning All-American, sophomore Jeff Ott ’, was named Outstanding Wrestler.

H.T. Kotchinian ’10

On December ,  the varsity squad also brought home its sixth consecutive team title at the Doug Parker Memorial Tournament in Connecticut. That same weekend two wrestlers, Jeff Ott ’ and HT Kotchinian ’, traveled to Delaware to compete in the toughest high school tournament in the country, The Beast of the East. Both boys won matches, and Ott made it to the top twelve in a sixty-four-man bracket.

While Belmont Hill beat Northfield Mount Hermon in a tournament, they are the only team to defeat the School in a dual meet. It is shaping up to be another thrilling contest for the New England Championship team title, and the Belmont Hill boys also plan on adding their names to the growing list of Prep All-Americans at the Nationals at Lehigh University.

Jeff Ott ’12

Nick Ogonowsky ’10

Belmont Hill’s dual meet results to date:

Kevin Travaline ’10

Belmont Hill vs. Lexington Christian

W

76–3

Belmont Hill vs. Deerfield

W

67–6

Belmont Hill vs. Peddie

W

62–18

Belmont Hill vs. Tabor

W

66–15

Belmont Hill vs. Northfield Mount Hermon

L

25–42

Belmont Hill vs. St Paul’s

W

50–18

Belmont Hill vs. BB&N

W

64–15

Belmont Hill vs. Governor’s

W

69–12

Belmont Hill vs. Milton

W

69–9

Belmont Hill vs. Thayer

W

76–0

Belmont Hill vs. Moses Brown

W

84–0

Belmont Hill vs. Lawrence

W

83–12

Belmont Hill vs. Roxbury Latin

W

59–12

Belmont Hill vs. Andover

W

52–13

Belmont Hill vs. Loomis Chaffee

W

52–26

Belmont Hill vs. Middlesex

W

69–9

Belmont Hill vs. St. Sebastian’s

W

72–11

Belmont Hill vs. Exeter

W

62–6

Belmont Hill vs. Pomfret

W

64–7

A Yearbook History of Belmont Hill School Wrestling

Robin Thompson ’53

year record

1953 0 –1

Randall Thompson ’ rd place NE Interscholastic

Dave Taber ’55

1954 0 –5

1957 Yearbook photo

1955 0 –5

1956 1–7

1957 2–7

David W. Taber ’ rd place NE Interscholastic

st season with Coach Gilbert Jordan

Bob Watkins ’ Undefeated ( lbs.)

NE Interscholastic Champion

st year of wrestling program under Coach Smith

Panel – January 20, 1954

Coach Gil Jordan with his son and future grappler Mark ’75

Panel – December 18, 1957

William “Bingo” Emerson ’60

1958 3–6

1961 Yearbook photo

1959 2–9

Art Brooks ’62

1960 8 –5

1961 2–9–1

Belmont Hill’s st winning season Captained by William Emerson ’

Panel – February 5, 1958

1962 2– 8

Art Brooks ’ ( lbs.) and Pete Worthen ’ (Heavyweight) Interscholastic Champions

Panel – February 5, 1958

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The “New Gym” is completed 1963

Paul Silk ’64

Coach Burnett

1963 1–11

1964 3–8

Last season in the original Wrestling Room

st year in the “new gym” Belmont Hill hosted the “Class B Tournament”

Ted Casselman ’66

1965 1–10

Coach Jordan’s last season

Greg Kaufman ’67

1966 1–10

Coach Michael Burnett’s st season Ted Casselman ’ ( lbs.)

Undefeated and Class B NE Champion

Roger Brooks ’67

Curt Barger ’70

1967 6 –5

nd winning season and an unprecedented  consecutive NE Class B Champions Greg Kaufmann ’ ( lbs.) and Roger Brooks ’ ( lbs.) NE Class B Champions

Dale Miller ’69

1968 5 –7

Coach Burnett’s last season Curtis Barger ’ ( lbs.) GK Champ and Most Falls/Least Time award winner

Peter Kaufmann ’70

Glenn Stewart ’71

1969 6 –5

GK team champs by  point over Milton st season with Coach Jon Kaiser Dale Miller ’ (. lbs.)

GK Champ

1970 6–4–1

Curtis Barger ’ ( lbs.) GK Champ and Outstanding Wrestler Award winner. Glenn Stewart ’ ( lbs.) and Peter Kaufmann ’ ( lbs.) GK Champs

Coach Jon Kaiser

A Yearbook History of Belmont Hill School Wrestling

Phil Magnuson ’71

Charles Joseph ’72

Jim McGrath ’73

Coach McClarnon

Tony Green ’74

1971 2–7–1

1972 8 –5

1973 9–4

1974 7–6

Coach Jack Zoeller’s st season

Jim McGrath ’ ( lbs.)

Undefeated and NE Champ

st season with head coach, Bill McClarnon

st Varsity season for Chip Tarbell ’

Jim McGrath ’ ( lbs.)

Undefeated and GK Champ. Charlie Joseph ’ ( lbs.) GK Champ, Phil Magnuson ’ (Heavyweight) Undefeated and GK Champ, and Glenn Stewart ’ ( lbs.) Most/ Least award winner, Undefeated and GK Champ

Coach Zoeller

 team has the best team finish to date Jim McGrath ’ ( lbs.) is - this season (-- in his career), is also the GK and SENE Champ, and receives the GK Outstanding Wrestler Award.

Tony Green ’ ( lbs.)

NE nd place

Coach McClarnon’s last season Dave Foster ’ ( lbs.) SENE and GK Champ, Peter Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) SENE, GK and NE Champ. His season record is -, which is a NE prepschool record.

Tony Green ’ ( lbs.)

GK nd place

Peter Sullivan ’75

Chip Tarbell ’76

1975 0 –14

Coach Bob Linberg’s st season Peter Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) GK and first repeat NE Champ. Also the first Belmont Hill wrestler to compete in Nationals

Bob Linberg

1977 wrestling team

Alfred Adams ’77

1977 wrestling team

1976 8 –5

1977 12–1

1978 3–8

Chip Tarbell ’ ( lbs.) GK Champ

GK Team Champions

GK Tournament is realigned for  teams

Emmett Lyne ’ ( lbs.) and Alfred Adams ’ ( lbs.)

GK Champs

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Ralph Cahaly ’82

1979 3 –9

Charlie Griffiths ’80

Tim Amory ’81

1980 12–2

1981 8–6

1982 8 –3 –1

Team places nd in GK

Tim Armory ( lbs.) nd place NE

Team places rd GK and wins Most Improved Team Award

Dave Anderson ’82

1983 5–9

1984 10 – 4

1985 11– 4

Ralph Cahaly ’ ( lbs.) and Dave Anderson ’ (Heavyweight) GK Champs

Ted Schoenharl ’86, Panel – February, 1984

Kerry Lyne ’80

Mike Guleserian ’89, Panel – March, 1987

1986 1–11

Donald Bradley

1987 2–11

Art Gleason ’89 at a 1989 match vs. Roxbury Latin

1988 1–12

1989 7– 6

Donald Bradley’s st season as Assistant Coach

Donald Bradley’s st season as Head Coach

1989

Panel – February 22, 1991

1990 4 –7

Donald Bradley and Peter Folan ’93

1991 4 –10

Sophomore, Peter Folan ’ (Heavyweight) places th at NE

A Yearbook History of Belmont Hill School Wrestling

Coaches, Don Bradley and Dick Hoffman

Andrew Daunis ’92

Don Bradley, Peter Folan ’93, David Cicconi ’93, Sherief Ayoub ’93, Jamie Binnall ’94, Patick Murphy ’94, Max Shapiro ’93

1992 9 –5

1993 11–3–1

Dick Hoffman’s st season as Assistant Coach. Team places th at NE

Team Places rd NE

Andrew Daunis ’ ( lbs.)

Undefeated and GK Champ, Peter Folan ’ (Heavyweight) GK Champ, and Jamie Binnall ’ ( lbs.) nd place NE

Jamie Binnall ’ ( lbs.) st place NE, also wins Outstanding Wrestler at the Belmont Tournament.

David Cicconi ’ ( lbs.) nd place NE, and Peter Folan ’ (Heavyweight) nd place NE

1994 10 – 6

Jamie Binnall ’ ( lbs.), nd place NE, Undefeated in the season

Paul Ryan ’96

1995 12– 4

IJ Gorman’s only season as Assistant Coach Paul Ryan ’ ( lbs.) st place GK and nd place NE

Kayvon Bina ’97

Graves-Kelsey, 1997

1996 13 –3

1997 17–1

1998 3–13–1

Team places nd at NE and GK (by  point). Chip Tarbell ’ st season as Assistant Coach

Team places st at GK ( wrestlers in finals) and Lexington, Doug Parker & Belmont Tournaments. Team places nd at NE. Also st season for Assistant Coach Todd Davis

Team places th GK. Also the last season for Coach Davis

Mike Murray ’ ( lbs.) st place GK and nd place NE, Henry Paige ’ ( lbs.) st place GK and nd place NE, and Kayvon Bina ’ ( lbs.) st place NE

Sam Stonberg ’ ( lbs.) wins NE Most/Least award.

Kayvon Bina ’ ( lbs.), Matt Scott ’ ( lbs.), and Peter Kelley ’ ( lbs.) GK Champs.

Ben Stonberg ’ ( lbs.) wins Most/Least award and GK Champ

Matt Scott ’ ( lbs.) st place GK and nd place NE

1999 10 – 8

Team places rd NE –  points

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2003 Team

Graves-Kelsey, 2000

2000 12–5–2

Team wins GK Most Improved Award and places nd GK Ike Stonberg ’ ( lbs.) st place GK and st place NE. Sam Stonberg ’ ( lbs.) st place GK

The Jordan Athletic Center is completed 2000

2001 15 – 4

Team finishes st in the ISL and nd GK. st season for Assistant Coach Peter Folan ’ Ike Stonberg ’ ( lbs.) st place GK

2002 17–1

Team places rd GK and th NE. They finish in st place in the ISL Ike Stonberg ’ ( lbs.) nd place NE, Clarence Bates ’ ( lbs.) st place GK, and Bob DiMatteo ’ ( lbs.) nd place NE

Coaches Tarbell ’76, Bradley and Hoffman

2003 12– 4

Team finishes rd in the ISL and also receives the ISL Sportsmanship Award. Belmont Hill hosts the NE and places th

Anyenda Inyagwa ’04

Juan Jurado ’08, Nick Boghos ’07, George Sullivan ’07, Greg Karelitz ’09

Graves-Kelsey, 2006

2007 Team

2004 17– 4

2005 15 –3

2006 19 –2

2007 20 –1

Team finishes st in the ISL, wins nd place GK and places th NE. st season with Assistant Coach Wes Bennett

Team win st place GK, which was hosted at BHS, st place Doug Parker, and place th NE

Team finishes st in the ISL, also wins st place Doug Parker and GK. st season with Assistant Coach Chris Stratton

Team finishes st in the ISL, also wins st place Doug Parker, GK and NE. Coach Bradley wins Coach of the Year Award

Nyadenya Inyagwa ’ ( lbs.), Greg Karelitz ’ ( lbs.), Nick Boghos ’ ( lbs.), Juan Jurado ’, ( lbs.) GK Champs, and George Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) th place NE and GK Champ

Nick Boghos ’ ( lbs.) wins st place GK and NE and th place at Nationals. George Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) wins st place at GK and NE and places th at Nationals.

Both Greg Karelitz ’ ( lbs.) and Juan Jurado ’ ( lbs.) win st place NE

Andrew Cheng ’ ( lbs.) st place GK and nd place NE. John Ferrick ’ ( lbs.) and Nick Boghos ’ ( lbs.) both st place GK

Garrett Hatton ’ (Heavyweight) and George Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) both st place GK

A Yearbook History of Belmont Hill School Wrestling

Wrestling moms, Mary Ogonowsky, Rose Boghos, Candy Bolte, Amy Duke, Ginny DiSanto, Kathy Martien Sullivan, Sue Karelitz, Laurie Gorelick, Janice Mirabassi, Ruthanne Fuller, Annie Hurd

Bradley coaching, 2008

2009 team at the New England Tournament

2008 20 –1

2009 20 –1

Team finishes st in the ISL and wins st place Doug Parker and GK, while finishing th NE. st season for Coach Merlin Gerst, and last season for Coaches Folan and Sofer

Team finishes st in the ISL. They also win st place Doug Parker, GK and NE. They place th at the Caruso Tournament and th at Nationals. st season for Coach Dave Leonardis and Steve Kaplan. Last season for Coach Gerst

lost only to NMH/NE Champs Greg Karelitz ’ ( lbs.) wins st place at GK and nd place NE. Juan Jurado ’ ( lbs.) OW Doug Parker Tournament, st place GK and nd place NE

lost only to NMH Cam Scari ’ ( lbs.) wins st GK and nd NE. Jeff Ott ’ wins st place Caruso ( lbs.), st place GK ( OW), st place NE ( lbs.) and places th at Nationals. Greg Karelitz ’ ( lbs.) wins st place GK and rd place NE. HT Kotchinian ’ ( lbs.) gets st place GK and NE. Nick Ogonowsky ’ ( lbs.) wins st place GK and rd place NE. Kyle Duke ’ places th at Nationals

1953 First Row: R. Hill, Goodell, Thompson, Taber, Laffoley.

Second Row: Mr. Test, Flint, P. Stevens, Innocenti.

1954 First Row: Lindenberg, Ekwall, Captain Taber, S. Young, Goodell.

Second Row: Mr. Fields, Wilkins, Jaspert, Mr. Smith.

1955 First Row: D. Younge, Lindenberg, Watkins, Taber, S. Young, Wales, Hamilton.

Second Row: Emery, C. Hill, Baum, R. Hoffman, Goldberg, Mr. Fields.

1956 First Row: Younge, Piazza, S. Young, Watkins, C. Hill.

Second Row: Emery, W. Welch, Pettit, Thayer, Mr. Jordan.

1957 First Row: Millard, W. Robinson, Watkins, Captain Younge, Gaynor, Wales.

Second Row: Emery, Taintor, Mr. Jordan.

1958 First Row: Wile, Mahlowitz, Captain Gaynor, Watkins, Litvack.

Second Row: Robinson, Younge, Henderson, Silk, Mr. Jordan.

1959 First Row: D. Morrison, Wile, Captain Younge, Watkins, D. Rutley.

Second Row: Manager McLay, MacMahon, Russell, Emerson, Silk, Cornwall, Mr. Jordan.

1960 First Row: Cornwall, D. Morrison, Captain Emerson, Wile, W. Claflin.

Second Row: Manager Denny-Brown, Diamond, P. Fremont-Smith, W. Silk, D. Hill, Mahlowitz, Mr. Jordan.

1961 First Row: Keleher, Claflin, Cornwall, Rochlin, A. Brooks.

Second Row: Coach Jordan, Diamond, Diamond, Furcolo, Herron, McCormack, Manager Moravec.

1962 First Row: P. Silk, Furcolo, A. Brooks, A. Solar, C. Casselman.

Second Row: Mr. Jordan, J. Hubbard, Litvack, P. Worthen, Quinn, Jordan, Mgr. Moravec.

1963 First Row: Jordan, Fletcher, P. Silk, A. Solar, F. Casselman.

Second Row: Thomas, Ryan, R. Solar, Kelley, W. Gilpatric, Mr. Jordan.

1964 First Row: P. Gilpatric, Kelley, Fletcher, P. Silk, Starr, A. Solar, W. Gilpatric.

Second Row: Doherty, Joseph, Jordan, Colony, Quinn, T. Casselman, F. Casselman, Mr. Jordan.

1965 First Row: S. Konefal, Kelley, T. Casselman, Gilpatric, Brooks, Hallowell, G. Kaufmann.

Second Row: Alt, Barth, Hamilton, M. Hill, Hubbard, O’Leary, Mr. Jordan.

1966 First Row: Kerr, Paris, Hallowell, Capt. T. Casselman, Brooks, O’Leary.

Second Row: Mgr. Forziati, G. Kaufmann, Alt, Bacon, A. Kasparian, S. Konefal, Sheetz, Mr. Burnett.

1967 First Row: S. Konefal, Paris, J. Bacon, Brooks, Captain G. Kaufmann, Alt, M. Hill.

Second Row: Kasparian, Sheetz, Barger, R. Wright, P. Kaufmann, Piazza, Mr. Burnett.

1968 First Row: Miller, Casselman, Wright, Barger, Sheetz, Kaufmann, Holton, Mattlage.

Second Row: Mr. Burnett, Konefal, Ogilby, Kopp, Nash, Ingram, Howland, Parker.

1969 First Row: Magnuson, P. Chicos, B. Kopp, Barger, Sheetz, Miller, Konefall.

Second Row: Mr. Finer, Kaufmann, Stewart, F. Holton, M. Cancian, D. Ogilby, Howland, Mr. Kaiser.

1970 First Row: Underwood, Kaufmann, Stewart, Sheetz, Barger, Magnuson, Ogilby, Joseph.

Second Row: Davenport, Bachrach, Lassar, Richmond, Shapiro, Jennings, Mr. Kaiser.

1971 First Row: Davenport, Kopp, Magnuson, Stewart, Bachrach.

Second Row: Sullivan, Stratton, Wald, Cadiff, Mr. Zoeller.

Third Row: Bichajian, McGrath, Joseph, Jennings.

1972 First Row: Gowen, Peter Sullivan, Jim McGrath, Joseph, Bichajian, Green, Hayden.

Second Row: Coach McClarnon, Cadiff, John McGrath, Bachrach, Underwood, Stratton, Jennings, Dooley, Coach Zoeller.

Third Row: Foster, Jack Sullivan, Phinney, Darling, Gosnell.

1973 First Row: Gosnell, Sullivan, P., Finn, Jennings, McGrath, Ja., Green, Johnston, Gowen.

Second Row: Mr. McClarnon, Sullivan, Sebestyen, Davis, Feist, McGrath, Jo., Alfonso, Rober.

1974 First Row: Gianoulis, Emmet, D. Finn, Alfonso, P. Gosnell, Diran.

Second Row: McClarnon, P. Sullivan, A. Green, C. Davis, McGrath, Feist, Tarbell, J. Sullivan, Mr. Arnold.

1975 First Row: Peavy, Garrison, Reynolds, Sullivan, P., Alfonso, Mancib, Diran.

Second Row: Mr. Linberg, Adams, Lubrano, Lyne, Alfano, P., Davis J., Tarbell.

1976 First Row: Steinberg, Alfonso, Tarbell, Garrison, Gianoulis.

Second Row: Martone, Davis, Lyne, Alfano, Nardi.

Third Row: Mr. Linberg, Reynolds, Lubrano, Adams, Curtis, Shaw.

1977 First Row: Lipkin, Staszesky, Watson, Garrison, Alfano, Lyne, Davis J., Adams.

Second Row: Mancib, Martone, Aloian, Fisher, Lubrano, Nardi, Mr. Linberg.

Third Row: O’Connell, O’Brien, Segal, Brown, Marcotte, Leonard, Lyne, K.

1978 First Row: Lipkin, Aloian, Bradshaw, Nardi, Steinberg, Porell, J., Mendelsohn, Gallo.

Second Row: O’Brien, McNamara, Edlin, Casler, Marcotte, R. Third Row: Coach Linberg, Bane, M. Brown, R. Lyne.

1979 First Row: Griffiths, Bane, Marcotte, Lyne, O’Brien, Edlin, Amory, Brown, Coach Linberg.

Second Row: Chicos, Levy, Anderson, Muggia, Manson, McNamara, Price, Green, Casler, Yeransian.

1980 First Row: Rich Goguen , Alan Marcotte.

Second Row: Mgr. Dan Schorr, Bob Marcotte, Phil Desrosiers, Charlie Griffiths, Frank Muggia, Rick Wolf, Fred Daley, Kerry Lyne, Tim Amory, Jay Austen, Peter Casler, Dan Green, Thanh Tran.

Third Row: Coach Burt, Andy Brown, Eric Price, Phil Levy, Dave Anderson, Bob McNamara, Mike Bane, Luke Yeransian, John Simourian, Coach Linberg.

1981 First Row: R. Cahaly, J. Austen, F. Muggia, P. Levy, T. Amory, D. Wolf.

Second Row: Coach Burt, R. Wolf, R Desrosiers, C. Chinoporous, E. Price, A. Hirshman, D. Anderson, L. Yeransian, R. Faro, F. Daley, J Simourian, Coach R. Linberg.

1982 First Row: Schoenharl, Cahaly, Brown, Tran, Gulino.

Second Row: Muggia, Neustat, Kelley, Wolf, Austen, D. Wolf. Marcotte.

Third Row: Lorsch, Coach Burt, Manson, Chinoporous, Jones, Anderson, Yeransian, Perlman, Cunliff, Shepard, Shore, Coach Linberg.

1983 First Row: Guleserian, Gulino, Wolf, Gibbons.

Second Row: Heartquist, Austen, Brown, Marcotte, Wiley, Ries.

Third Row: Coach Burt, Kazanjian, Abate, Kelley, Chinoporos, Shepard, Blake, Medaglia, Baker, Coach Linberg.

1984 First Row: R. Agredo, S. Meade, C. Brown, J. Gulino, P. Murray.

Second Row: T. Guleserian, D. Heartquist, D. Kazanjian, G. Wily, C. Medaglia, W. Austen.

Third Row: Coach Bill, M. Martines, R. Gargiulo, S. Kraska, G. Stewart, J. Hintlian, C. Chinoporos, J. Kelley, Coach Linberg.

1985 First Row: Eric LeVine, David Heartquist, Ted Schoenharl, Jay Austin, Garrett Wiley, Joe Gulino, Stephen Meade.

Second Row: John Pappenheimer, Darren Sullivan, Jon Konevich, Robert de Mars, Jon Burt, Joe Dabinger, Bob Agredo.

Third Row: Coach Bill, Greg Abate, Rich Gargiulo, Scott Kraska, Chris Wiseman, Geoff Stewart, Andrew Shepard, Jack Markis, David Kazanjian, Chris Medaglia, Coach Lindberg.

1986 First Row: J. Bines, R. Agredo, A. Gleason, S. Meade, E. Shoenharl, R. de Mars, G. Hundley, J. Curtin, M. Byrnes.

Second Row: M. Guleserian, G. Abate, P. Protopapas, H. Wilmer, C. Wiseman, G. Stewart, E. Markis, Coach Linberg.

Missing: J. Konevich, E. LeVine, M. Sullivan.

1987 First Row: Corvi, Byrnes, Raviola, Bines, LeVine, Dang, Guleserian, Keane.

Second Row: Leis, Lilley, Brown, Curtin, Al-Marayati, Burt, Markis, Wiseman, Konevich, Abate, Gleason, Hundley, Donahue, Coach Linberg.

1988 First Row: B. Dumbrill, M. Dang, A. Zutshi, M. Guleserian, G. Hundley, D. Kraft, B. Raviola, R. Corvi, M. Keane.

Second Row: R. Gustavson, G. Pantazelos, M. Sullivan, D. Raish, H. Quinlan, A. Weesner, J. Medaglia, P. McNamara, S. Daunis, Coach Lindberg.

Missing: A. Gleason, S. Lilley, M. Brown, R. Flier, R. Lanzos.

1989 First Row: Marty Keane, Minh Dang, Richard Gustavson, Andy Daunis.

Second Row: Ajay Zutshi, Rob Corvi, Beppi Raviola, Mike Guleserian, Art Gleason, Marcus Collier, David Kraft , Ron Lanzo Third Row: Coach Bradley, Jon Morris, Andy Hack, Steve Daunis, Jay Medaglia, David O’Brien, Mike Brown, Nicholas Viator, Carl Talmo, Coach Linberg.

1990 First Row: C. O’Donnell, Second Row: K. DiBlasi, M. Dalaklis, T. Crowley, M. Collier, J. Marden, C. Dahlberg, J. Morris.

Third Row: Mr. Bradley, T. Horan, G. Laguerre, A. Eubanks, S. Daunis, M. Brown, J. Craven, A. Hack, D. Orr, A. Castanos, Mr. Kraft.

1991 First Row: J. Colarusso, P. Barret, J. Binnall, D. Cicconi.

Second Row: R.C. Canzano, K. DiBlasi, M. Shapiro, A. Daunis, J. Marden, C. O’Donnell, J. Romney.

Third Row: Coach Bradley, M. Dalakalis, S. Ayoub, T. Crowley, J. Craven, M. Sullivan, A. Gleason, A. Eubanks, A. Vernazza, D. Orr, C. Dahlberg, J. Cohan.

1992 First Row: P. Murphy, E. Cosman, F. Ayoub, D. Cicconi, J. Binnall, A. Fuller.

Second Row: M. Dalaklis, K. DiBlasi, T. Crowley, A. Eubanks, A. Daunis, M. Shapiro, R. Horsley.

Third Row: Coach Bradley, Coach Hoffman, S. Cargiuolo, J. Craven, P. Folan, S. Ayoub, D. Orr, R. Mallick.

1993 First Row: H. Paige, J. Binnall, E. Cosman, A. Fuller.

Second Row: N. Thompson, B. Sicchitano, P. Murphy, D. Cicconi, D. Parker, S. Cargiuolo, B. Page.

Second Row: Coach Hoffman, S. Santamaria, B. Orr, M. Shapiro, P. Folan, S. Ayoub, M. Sullivan, B. Choi, R. Mallick, Coach Bradley.

1994 First Row: I. Broff, N. Aloise, H. Paige, J. Binnall, M. Murray, J. Knight, A. Fuller.

Second Row: R. Hoffman, P. Daunis, G. Galligan, T. Biba, B. Donoghue, B. Bing, N. Thompson, B. Sicchitano, A. Wright.

Third Row: Coach Guleserian, E. Cosman, R. Mallick, J. Lewis, R. Page, B. Orr, C. Fenlon, B. Choi, W. Bing.

J. Sforza, J. Mofenson, Coach Hoffman, Coach Bradley.

1995 First Row: S. Mahalec, D. Silverman, R. Bradley, H. Paige, I. Broff, K. Bina, M. Murray, F. Habbal, B. Stonberg.

Second Row: P. Kelley, E. Cosman, B. Bing, A. Fuller, B. Sicchitano, D. Parker, B. Galligan, N. Thompson, Coach Hoffman.

Third Row: Coach Bradley, J. Kim, A. Wright, B. Page, G. Galligan, A. Herzlinger, E. Sabine, P. Firenze, D. Egan, B. Choi, R. Cooper, P. Sforza, J. Mofenson, R. Hoffman, P. Daunis, Coach Gorman

1996 First Row: S. Stonberg, D Silverman, M. Murray, K. Bina, F. Habbal, C. Romney, B. Stonberg.

Second Row: Coach Bradley, M. Scott, C. Epps, A. Wright, J. Delgrado, J. Mofenson, J. Basnight, S. Messenger, R. Hoffman, Coach Hoffman.

Third Row: I. Broff, H. Paige.

Fourth Row: Coach Tarbell, J. Openheimer, D. Chiofaro, V. Bolden, A. Herzlinger, J. Lewis, M. Callahan, P. Firenze, B. Galligan, B. Page, P. Daunis, P. Kelley, R. Bradley, E. Sabine, C. Wood.

1997 First Row: Sam Stonberg, Jon Simonini, Ben Stonberg, Pete Kelley, Kayvon Bina, Dave Silverman, Feras Habbal.

Second Row: Ted Lapore, Daren Bradshaw, Steve Messinger, Akil Marshal, Jay Basnight, Matt Scott, Joe Delgardo, John Mateus, Robert Bradley, Coach Bradley.

Third Row: Coach Davis, Matt Oresman, Caleb Epps, Jon Oppenheimer, Mike Callahan, Pete Firenze, Ernie Sabine, Bill Galligan, Valney Bodden, Ilya Dreyster, Coach Hoffman, Missing: Zach Friedland.

1998 First Row: Doug Tierney, Rich Parella, Jason Tse, Sam Stonberg, Michael O’Donnell, Jon Simonini, Steve Valarelli, Conor D’Alton, Louis Hicks.

Second Row: Akil Marshall, Tommy Wong, Francisco Tolentino, Steve Messinger, Joe Delgardo, Jacob Wells, Slater Cram, Dwain Lewis.

Third Row: Asst. Coach Chip Tarbell, Daren Bradshaw, Steve Wright, Caleb Epps, Jeffrey Brea, Michael Shannon, Pat Foley, Jerry Aubry, Valney Bodden, Matt Scott, Mike Coughlin, Coach Don Bradley.

1999 First Row: M. Darman, B. Tse, D. Sugarbaker, R. Gossett, B. Conroy, M. Rounds.

Second Row: M. Costello, F. Tolentino, D. Tierney, S. Stonberg, S. Vallarelli, H. Brown, J. Oppenheimer.

Third Row: Coach Hoffman, Coach Tarbell, A. Marshall, C. Bates, M. Fay, M. Shannon, D. Bradshaw, C. Harrington, R. DiMatteo, Coach Davis, Coach Bradley.

2000 Team Roster: Captain Doug Tierney, Captain Sam Stonberg, Ike Stonberg, Andrew Feldmann, Mark Rounds, Ben Tse, Brendan Conroy, Reggie Gossett, David Mahnken, Andrew Bagnell, Sean Higdon, Clarence Bates, Bob DiMatteo, Mike Shannon, Max Bahamon, DeJuan Lewis, Mike Darmon, Matt Fay, Harley Brown, Ryan McGee. Coach Don Bradley, Coach Dick Hoffman, Coach Chip Tarbell, Coach Mike Zadig.

2001 Team Roster: Captain Ben Tse, Captain Mark Rounds, Andrew Cheng, Ike Stonberg, Ayenda Inyagwa, Brendan Conroy, Andrew Corkin, Mike Darman, Jon Kroft, Basile Beatty, Reggie Gossett, Tom Codevilla, Chris Stoeckle, Sean Higdon, Clarence Bates, Bob DiMatteo, Mike Shannon, Ryan McGee, Brendan Conaty, Albert Coombs, DeJuan Lewis, J.J. Manford, Chris Babayan, Andrew Conroy, Conor Harrington. Coach Don Bradley.

2002 First Row: Joe Devers, Andrew Cheng, Clarence Bates, Reggie Gossett, Rob DiMatteo, Julian Dormandy, Andrew Corkin, Ike Stonberg.

Second Row: Sean Higdon, Basile Beaty, Andrew Salzman, Anyenda Inyagwa, Brendan Syrons, Mike Darman, Brendan Conroy, Max Bahamon, Paul McCorry, Matt Kane, Alex Brustowicz.

Third Row: Coach Dick Hoffman, Coach Chip Tarbell, Chris Stoeckle, Albert Coombs, Denys Levin, Stephen Newark, Tom Codevilla, Ryan McGee, Colin Smith, Jonathan Kroft, Sam Howe, Adam McCormack, Coach Peter Folan, Coach Don Bradley.

2003 First Row: J. Dever, N. Leader, F. Fernandez del Castillo, B. Conroy, I. Stonberg, A. Cheng, A. Salzman, D. Terwilliger.

Second Row: Coach Richard Hoffman, J. Tierney, B. Syron, B. Beaty, A. Inyagwa, M. Weeks, P. McCorry, J. Ferrick, G. Sullivan, L. Osmani, Coach Donald Bradley.

Third Row: T. Patch, J. Shriner, M. Nevins, W. Sullivan, C. Smith, S. Dilanian, G. Hatten, W. Baldwin, R. McGee, T. Codevilla, M. Jamison, A. McCormack, A. Brustowicz, D. McDonald, C. Morrissey, A. Corkin.

2004 First Row: J. Dever, D. Terwilliger, N. Boghos, F. Fernandez del Castillo, B. Beaty, A. Cheng, A. Inyagwa, G. Nelson, L. Sawitsky, A. Salzman.

Second Row: Coach Hoffman, J. Everteze, R. Ferrufino, P. Martignetti, B. Syron, N. Inyagwa, C. Simard, L. Bryan, G. Sullivan, L. Osmani, M. Deirmendjian, M. Weeks.

Third Row: J. Tierney, J. Shriner, P. Bogonis, T. Patch, T. Doyle, D. Bowser, M. Nevins, A. Fuller, S. Dilanian, G. Hatton, C. Morrisey, S. Howe, C. Smith, D. Heunue, D. McDonald, J. Ferrick, Coach Bradley.

2005 Team Roster: Captain Jonathan Ferrick, Captain Garrett Hatton, Captain Dan McDonald, Greg Troderman, Eugene Nelson, Juan Jurado, Nick Boghos, John Ferrick, David Terwillger, George Sullivan, Nyadenya Inyagwa, Garrett Hatton, Dan McDonald, Locksley Bryan, Alex Fuller, Marshall Nevins, Zach Starr, Oliver Hurd.

2006 Team Roster: Co-Captain David Terwilliger, Co-Captain Nyadenya Inyagwa, Alex Fuller, Greg Karelitz, Nick Boghos, Juan Jurado, George Sullivan, David Fuller, Mihran Deirmendjian, Randy Ferrufino, Oliver Hurd, Joe Yerardi, Zach Heath, Peter Lauria, Ryan Morrissey, Eugene Nelson, Rich Newton, Luke Sawitsky, Zach Starr, Nick Whitehead, Mike DiSanto, Nnaemeka Ekwelum, John Kohler, Greg Troderman, Patrick Diaz, Kyle Duke, Manager Nick Rellas, Coach Don Bradley, Coach Dick Hoffman, Coach Eric Nguyen, Coach Chris Stratton, Coach Chip Tarbell.

2007 Team Roster: Jordan Gorelick, David Fuller, Nick Ogonowsky, Sevak Deirmendjian, Gregory Karelitz, Gregory Troderman, Mihran Deirmendjian, Patrick Diaz, Sean Po, Co-Captain Nicholas Boghos, Eugene Nelson, Luke Sawitsky, Juan Jurado, Paul Shea, Peter Bolte, John Kohler, Jim Harvey, Ryan Morrissey, Ed Miller, Richard Newton, Peter Lauria, Justin Pottle, Nick Rellas, Co-Captain George Sullivan, Oliver Hurd, Zachary Starr, Michael DiSanto, Matt Egan Colin Quark, Nicholas Whitehead, Kevin Tarbell, John Leddy Zachary Heath, Kyle Duke, Coach Hoffman, Coach Bradley, Coach Gad Sofer, Coach Jim Kallio, Coach Chris Stratton.

2008 Team Roster: Captain Juan Jurado, Captain Oliver Hurd, Captain Mike DiSanto, Luke Finklestein, Mike Kenary, Jordan Gorelick, Kyle Duke, Matt Ricotta, Greg Karelitz, David Fuller, Haroutioun Kotchinian, Patrick Diaz, Nick Ogonowsky, Paul Shea, Peter Bolte, Kevin Travaline, Kevin Tarbell, John Leddy, David Kohler, Sevak Deirmendjian, Ben Porter, Eddie Miller Coach Donald Bradley, Coach Dick Hoffman, Coach Gaddy Sofer, Coach Jim Kallio, Coach Merlin Gerst, Coach Steve Kaplan

2009 Team Roster: Pranay, Bose, George McLaughlin, Jeff Ott, Robert Perdoni, Andrew Raftery, Cam Scari, Dara Alizadeh, Nicholas Andre, John Arakelian, John Bergantino, Nick Davos, Agazi Desta, John Hallowell, Mike Kenary, David Kohler, Dan Levitt, Ben Noyes, John O’Leary, Matt Ricotta, Carl Taylor, Peter Bolte, Sevak Deirmendjian, Jordan Gorelick, HT Kotchinian, Nick Ogonowsky, Ben Porter, Paul Shea, Chris Thomsen, Kevin Travaline, Nathan Yuen, Pat Diaz, Kyle Duke, David Fuller, Jim Harvey, Greg Karelitz, John Leddy, Ed Miller, Kevin Tarbell

2010 Team Roster: Coach Kallio, Kevin Travaline, Joseph Sullivan, Nicholas Ogonowsky, Peter Bolte, Haroutioun Kotchinian, Pranay Bose, Michael Kenary, Diego Paris, Andrew Raftery, Jack Hallowell, Amayas Taylor, John Arakelian, Geoffrey Sullivan, Benjamin Noyes, Peter Kaloostian, Nick Favaloro, Coach Bradley, Coach Leonardis, Jeffrey Ott, Henry Cousins, Sevak Deirmendjian, James Whelan, John Grimaldi, Jordan Gorelick, Cameron Scari, Matthew Ricotta, Coach Oberg, Coach Kaplan, Christopher Thomsen, Coach Tarbell, Nathan Yuen, Robert Perdoni, Daniel Kraft, John Bergantino, Dara Alizadeh, David Kohler, George McLaughlin, Nicholas Andre, Not Pictured: Nikolaos Davos, Agazi Desta, Daniel Levitt, Paul Shea, Alexander Starr

All Americans: George W. Sullivan ’ Nicholas C. Boghos ’ Kyle E. Duke ’ Jeffrey M. Ott ’

New England Interscholastic Champions: : :

Robert M. Watkins ’ ( lbs.) * Arthur J. Brooks ’ ( lbs.) * Peter T. Worthen ’ (Heavyweight)* : Theodore R. Casselman ’ ( lbs.) : Gustav G. Kaufmann ’ ( lbs.)

Roger A. Brooks ’ ( lbs.) : James E. McGrath ’ ( lbs.) : Peter W. Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) : Peter W. Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) : James M. Binnall ’ ( lbs.) : A. Kayvon Bina ’ ( lbs.) : Isaac F. Stonberg ’ ( lbs.) : Gregory S. Karelitz ’ ( lbs.)

Nicholas C. Boghos ’ ( lbs.)

Juan S. Jurado ’ ( lbs.)

George W. Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) : Jeffrey M. Ott ’ ( lbs.)

Haroutioun A. Kotchinian ’ ( lbs.) * Interscholastic Champion as stated in the yearbook. The New England Interscholastic Championship, as it is known today, was established in .

Graves-Kelsey Tournament Champions: : : :

Curtis B. Barger ’ ( lbs.)

Dale W. Miller ’ ( lbs.)

Curtis B. Barger ’ ( lbs.)

Glenn Stewart ’ ( lbs.)

Peter L. Kaufmann ’ ( lbs.) : James E. McGrath ’ ( lbs.)

Charles F. Joseph ’ ( lbs.)

Glenn Stewart ’ ( lbs.)

Philip E. Magnuson ’ (Heavyweight) : James E. McGrath ’ ( lbs.) : David M. Foster ’ ( lbs.)

Peter W. Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) : Peter W. Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) : Charles L. Tarbell. Jr. ’ ( lbs.) : Alfred A. Adams ’ ( lbs.)

Emmett E. Lyne ’ ( lbs.) : Ralph J. Cahaly ’ ( lbs.)

David F. Anderson ’ (Heavyweight) : Andrew G. Daunis ’ ( lbs.)

Peter F. Folan ’ (Heavyweight) : Paul Ryan ’ ( lbs.) : Michael J. Murray ’ ( lbs.)

Henry H. Paige ’ ( lbs.) : A. Kayvon Bina ’ ( lbs.)

Benjamin F. Stonberg ’ ( lbs.)

Matthew C. Scott ’ ( lbs.)

Peter C. Kelley ’ ( lbs.) : Matthew C. Scott ’ ( lbs.) : Isaac F. Stonberg ’ ( lbs.)

Samuel F. Stonberg ’ ( lbs.) : Isaac F. Stonberg ’ ( lbs.) : Clarence S. Bates ’ ( lbs.)

: Johnathan S. Ferrick ’ ( lbs.)

Andrew S. Cheng ’ ( lbs.)

Nicholas C. Boghos ’ ( lbs.) : George W. Sullivan ’ ( lbs.)

Garrett D. Hatton ’ (Heavyweight) : Gregory S. Karelitz ’ ( lbs.)

Nicholas C. Boghos ’ ( lbs.)

Juan S. Jurado ’ ( lbs.)

Nyadenya O. Inyagwa ’ ( lbs.)

George W. Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) : Nicholas C. Boghos ’ ( lbs.)

George W. Sullivan ’ ( lbs.) : Gregory S. Karelitz ’ ( lbs.)

Juan S. Jurado ’ ( lbs.) : Cameron J. Scari ’ ( lbs.)

Jeffrey M. Ott ’ ( lbs.)

Gregory S. Karelitz ’ ( lbs.)

Haroutioun A. Kotchinian ’ ( lbs.)

Nicholas K. Ogonowsky ’ ( lbs.)

Belmont Hill Varsity Wrestling Head Coaches Robert J. Smith – Gilbert S. Jordan – Michael G. Burnett – Jon E. Kaiser – Jack Zoeller – Bill McClarnon – Robert H. Linberg – Donald F. Bradley III –

Varsity Wrestling Captains: – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –

Randall Thompson, Jr.’ David W. Taber ’ David W. Taber ’ Stephen P. Young ’ Paul Dennis Younge ’ Robert J. Gaynor ’ Paul Dennis Younge ’ William Emerson ’ Andrew B. Cornwall ’ Arthur J. Brooks ’ Paul M. Silk ’ Paul M. Silk ’ Peter D. Gilpatric ’ Theodore R. Casselman ’ Roger A. Brooks ’ Curtis B. Barger ’ John W. Sheetz IV ’ Curtis B. Barger ’ John W. Sheetz IV ’ Philip E. Magnuson’ Glenn Stewart ’ Philip E. Magnuson’ Glenn Stewart ’ Charles F. Joseph ’ James E. McGrath ’ Mark A. Jennings ’ James E. McGrath ’ John T. McGrath ’ Peter W. Sullivan ’ Peter W. Sullivan ’ Oscar A. Alfonso ’ Charles L. Tarbell, Jr. ’ Paul J. Alfano ’ Emmett E. Lyne ’

– Edward G. Nardi ’ David C. Steinberg ’ – Kerry Lyne, Jr. ’ Peter J. O’Brien ’ – Timothy Amory ’ – David F. Anderson ’ – Christopher F. Brown ’ – Christopher F. Brown ’ Douglas R. Wolf ’ – W. Gerald Austen, Jr. ’ – Stephen R. Meade ’ Edward H. Schoenharl II ’ – John W. Konevich III ’ – Gilbert C. Hundley ’ – Arthur C.R. Gleason ’ Michael E. Guleserian ’ – Michael T. Brown ’ David H. Kraft ’ – Andrew G. Daunis ’ – Todd L. Crowley ’ Andrew G. Daunis ’ Amen Eubanks – Peter F. Folan ’ – James M. Binnall ’ Patrick J. Murphy IV ’ – Andrew P. G. Fuller ’ David M. Parker ’ Braden D. Sicchitano ’ – Ian C. Broff ’ Henry H. Paige ’ – A. Kayvon Bina ’ Peter C. Kelley ’ Benjamin F. Stonberg ’ – T’Shango Mbilishaka ’ Stephen A. Messinger ’

– Samuel F. Stonberg ’ Douglas L. Tierney ’ – Samuel F. Stonberg ’ Douglas L. Tierney ’ – Mark S. Rounds ’ Benjamin C. Tse ’ – Clarence S. Bates ’ Robert J. DiMatteo ’ Reginald M. Gossett ’ – Brendan W. Conroy ’ Isaac F. Stonberg ’ – Basile J. Beaty ’ Andrew S. Cheng ’ Anyenda O. Inyagwa ’ – Johnathan S. Ferrick ’ Garrett D. Hatton ’ Daniel W. McDonald ’ – Nyadenya O. Inyagwa ’ David P. Terwilliger ’ – Nicholas C. Boghos ’ George W. Sullivan ’ – Michael A. DiSanto ’ Oliver C. T. Hurd ’ Juan S. Jurado ’ – Kyle E. Duke ’ David A. Fuller ’ Gregory S. Karelitz ’ – Nicholas K. Ogonowsky ’ Peter L. Bolte ’ Haroutioun A. Kotchinian ’