The Baltimore bad boys have wreaked terror on the mats of the War on the Shore this weekend, and the proof comes by the way the 12 semifinalists made their way to the 2010 tournament finals.
Of the 12 finalists from the Baltimore-area, 11 have recorded falls in route to their championship finals appearance, four of whom pinned their way to their finals position.
Centennial’s Nathan Kraisser (125) started the pinning trend, recording three to his finals spot and was followed by Old Mill’s Salamon Ridell (140), recording three falls.
Spalding’s Charlie Lynch (152) then worked working pins and Mount St. Joe’s Tyler Tippett, having a bye, pinned twice in the tournament.
Curley’s Purnell Summers and Avery Williams each rallied for two falls at 171 and 189, respectively, as did Spalding’s Brady Gaynor at 135 and Mike Still at 103.
Other Baltimore pinners include Cole Gallagher (112), Brady Massaro and Will Switzer (145).
The Cavs hold the lead among the Baltimore teams with nine falls by five finalists, but all the teams’ finalists combined account for more than 20 falls in the tournament.
The medal rounds of the War on the Shore are set to begin at 6:15 p.m. in the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center.
War on the Shore Finals:
103 Camden Anderson GRA vs Mike Still SPA
112 Cole Gallagher SPA vs Thomas Payne POQ
119 Paul O’Neil GON vs Jeffrey Ogburn POQ
125 Nathan Kraisser CEN vs Matt Kibblehouse SAL
130 Kyle Bauer WHP vs Shane Arechiga GDC
135 Johnny MacLanahan GRB vs Brady Gaynor SPA
140 Cody Broomall SUC vs Salaman Riddell OLD
145 Brady Massaro MSJ vs Will Switzer SPA
152 Charlie Lynch SPA vs Josh Lopez LAP
160 Cody Combs SUC vs Ryan Wolfe CAR
171 Tyler Rill MSJ vs Purnell Summers CUR
189 Avery Williams CUR vs Alex Zwier CAR
215 Tyler Tippett MSJ vs Kyle Snyder GDC
285 Jon Boarman LAP vs Nick Craven STD
