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Waterway Duals 2021 **Powered by NAWE** September 11-12, 2021 Spooky Nook Sports: 2913 Spooky Nook Road Manheim PA 17545 Waterway Duals 2021 **Powered by NAWE** September 11-12, 2021 Spooky Nook Sports: 2913 Spooky Nook Road Manheim PA 17545 2019 Waterway Champs Team Nauman PAWN Purple! High School— Tournament Director • Jamie Canaday • [email protected] • [email protected] • Twitter: WaterwayDuals Waterway Duals @ tWaterwayduals Waterway Duals is one of the premier preseason dual meet tour- naments in the country. Annually, our event attracts many of the top clubs and wrestlers from all over the country. The 2019 Mission To provide a safe, positive, and event featured over 100 wrestlers who were returning State or competitive wrestling event for National Prep qualifiers, placers, or champions representing PA, wrestlers, coaches, officials, and NY, NJ, MD, CT, NH, WV, DE, IL, CO. Yearly, we are supported by spectators where everyone can the likes of Team Nauman, PAWN, Dark Knights, Malvern Prep, enjoy the oldest and greatest sport. Escape the Rock, Empire Wrestling Academy, VHW, Superior Wrestling Academy, and Barn Brothers. Combine these top-tier clubs with the local high school talent that exists in the surround- ing region and you get one of the toughest pre-season events in the country. Waterway Duals Tournament Information September 11-12, 2021: Select High School or Club Division High School Tournament • Rosters 15 wrestlers maximum, roster information will be pro- Awards: Top 4 Teams vided to each team leader by Did you know? High School Division: September 11, tournament director upon re- only, $550, guaranteed 4 duals ceipt of $100 deposit. The following 2019 NCAA Division I All-Americans competed at Water- Club Division: September 11-12, • Each team leader must include way: $750, guaranteed 7 duals a thorough list of wrestler’s ac- 125: Jack Mueller, 2nd, Vito Arujau, complishments when sub- 4th, Nick Piccininni, 5th, Pat Registration/Payment: Glory, 6th mitting roster. @nawewrestling.com events page, 133: Nick Suriano, Champ spot is guaranteed upon receipt of • Each team must provide one 141: Yianni Diakomihalis, Champ, full payment by August 13, 2021 person for table help for each Kyle Shoop, 7th dual meet. 157: Jason Nolf, Champ, Hayden Weights: 108, 115, 122, 128, 134, Hidlay, 4th 140, 147, 154, 162, 174, 191, 287 • 3 Event Passes will be given for 165: Chance Martseller, 3rd each team. 2 coaches and 1 ta- Admission: $20 per day, $30 week- 184: Ryan Preisch, 4th ble help. end pass, no limitations on specta- 285: Jordan Wood, 4th, Youssif Hermida, 6th tors, 14 and under Free • Each dual consists of 12 weight Division II classes. Forfeits count for 6 Weigh-ins: Friday, September 10, 165: Shane Ruhnke, Champ team points. 2021, 6 p.m.— 9 p.m. Early Bird 174: TC Warner, 5th Noon—3 pm—$20, Saturday, Sep- • Two exhibitions are permitted Division III tember 11, 2021, 6 a.m.—7:30 a.m. per dual regardless of the num- 125: Jay Albis, Champ ber of forfeits in each dual. Tournament Start: 8:30 a.m. 149: Brett Kaliner, 3rd • All wrestlers, coaches, and spec- Did you know? Tournament Details: tators are expected to exercise Team Nauman’s 2018 Team • Final Rosters are due Septem- proper sportsmanship. Anyone that finished second at Water- ber 3, 2021. who conducts themselves in a way went on the following year at the 2019 PIAA State Tourna- manner that is deemed un- • Wrestlers must be in grades 8- ment to place: 4th, 6th, SQ, sportsmanlike by Nook person- 4th, 8th, 4th, Champ, SQ, 2nd, 12, no post-graduates, modified nel, wrestling officials, or tour- 4th, 2nd, 4th. All 12 wrestlers PIAA Rules, singlets are manda- nament officials will be required were in Hershey with 10 plac- tory, headgear is optional. ers, 3 in the finals, and one to leave the premises. Champion! Did you know? Team Shutt won in 2018. Team Shutt consisted of the following team members: Braxton Brown, TX, Richard Figueroa, CA, Dustin Norris, OH, Eddie Ventresca, NJ, Mike Nel- son, NJ, Eli Blake, CA, Peyton Hall, WV, Sam Dover, OH, Sonny New to 2021! Middle School Division Santiago, CA, Noah Blake, CA, Zach Malfaro, NJ, and Michael Middle School Tournament: September 11- team leader by tournament director Wolfgram, PA 12 upon receipt of $100 deposit. Awards: Top 4 Teams • Each team leader must include a thorough list of wrestler’s accom- Cost: $750 per team, spot is guaranteed Bison Legend plishments when submitting ros- upon receipt of full payment due August ter. 13, 2021 Bison Legend (PA) is the only team to win three consecutive Waterway Payment: @nawewrestling.com-events • Each team must provide one person titles, 2014-2016. Coached by NC for table help for each dual meet. page, spot is guaranteed upon receipt of State Wrestling’s Director of Oper- full payment by August 13, 2021 ations, Ian Assael, Bison Legend • 3 Event Passes will be given for each was anchored by Hayden and Trent team. 2 coaches and 1 table help. Weights: 72, 76, , 80, 84, 88, 92, 97, 101, Hidlay, Garrett and Gavin Hoffman, 106, 110, 117, 124, 132, 140, 147, 157, Todd and Trent Lane, and Michael • Each dual consists of 18 weight clas- 175, HWT (max 211) Rogers throughout their three year ses. Forfeits count for 6 team points. run. Admission: $20 day, $30 weekend pass, 14 • Two exhibitions are permitted per Team Nauman looks to make its and under Free. dual regardless of the number of for- fourth straight finals appearance in 2021. Weigh-ins: Friday, September 10, 2021, 6 feits in each dual. END p.m.—9 p.m. Early Bird– 12-3 pm—$20, Saturday, September 11, 2020, 6 a.m.— 7:30 a.m. Dark Knights looking for its first title. Tournament Start: 8:30a.m. Dark Knights have finished in the top four for three consecutive years. They Tournament Details: are looking to improve upon their third place finishes in 2019 and 2018. • Final Rosters are due September 3, DK has consistently brought some of the best young talent in the country to Water- 2021. way. Names like Sasso, Chlebove, Roberts, Aragona, Pierson, Gould, Pinto, Munch, Condomitti, Farber, Noonan, and many others have competed in recent years. • Wrestlers must be in grades 6-8, modi- 2021 may prove to be the year that DK breaks through. Regardless, DK continues to fied PIAA Rules, singlets are mandato- be a reason why Waterway is one of the toughest dual meet tournaments in the ry, headgear is optional. country. • Rosters 21 wrestlers maximum, roster information will be provided to each Close ties with New York Since 2006, Waterway has main- tained close ties with New York wrestling. Clubs like Empire Wres- tling Academy, VHW, Barn Brothers, Superior Wrestling Academy, Jour- neyman, NYC Beat the Streets, 631 Elite, Rocky Point, and Orange County have made the trip Pennsyl- vania bringing names such as Gwiz, Realbuto, Rodrigues, Yianni, Piccin- New to 2021! Elementary Division K-6 inni, Vito, DePrez, Titus, Noto, Red- dington to name a few. The last New September 11-12, Cost $750, General info is the same as HS /MS York team to win a title was Journey- men in 2010. Weight Classes: 48, 52, 56, 60, 64, 68, 72, 76, 80, 84, 88, 92, 96 100, 105, 110, 120, HWT max—140 Teams may have a maximum of 21 wrestlers rostered. All club divisions are 2 days, $750, 7 duals guaranteed Elementary/MS Contacts: John Boyer, boyer8893@gmai.,com, Bob Miller, [email protected], Scott Simpson, [email protected] Did you know? • The final four teams from Waterway 2019 were Team Nauman PAWN Purple, Beast of the East, Dark Knights, and Team Nauman PAWN Silver. • The following World Team Members have competed at Waterway: Zain Retherford, Nick Gwiazdowski, and Kyle Snyder! .
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