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York Open Men 54 Mat 2 York Open Men 54 Round 1 Mat 2 Trevor Paul Banks Nguyen Montreal YMHA W Trevor York University Josh Banks Walfor d Matt Montreal YMHA W Josh Team Xtrem e T. Banks (Montreal YMHA WC) 8 9 Anderss on Fall 0:00 Walfor d Inj. 0:00 1ST Team Impac t Team Xtrem e Round 2 Sam Trevor Lockie Banks Lakehead Univer Sam Montreal YMHA W Trevor Lockie Banks Josh Lakehead Univer Montreal YMHA W S. Lockie (Lakehead University) Paul 19 20 Walford Fall 0:00 Nguye n FF 2ND Team Xtrem e York Univer sity Round 3 Sam Matt Lockie Anderss on Lakehead Univer Sam Team Impac t Josh Lockie Walfor d Lakehead Univer Josh Team Xtrem e J. Walford (Team Xtreme) Paul 32 33 Nguye n FF Walford FF 3RD York Univer sity Team Xtrem e Round 4 Sam Trevor Lockie Banks Lakehead Univer Sam Montreal YMHA W Trevor Lockie Banks Matt Lakehead Univer Josh Montreal YMHA W P. Nguyen (York University) 47 48 Anderss on FF Walfor d TF 14-1 4TH Team Impac t Team Xtrem e Round 5 Sam Matt Lockie Anderss on Lakehead Univer Trevor Team Impac t Paul Trevor Banks Paul Nguyen Banks 57 Montreal YMHA W Nguye n 58 York University M. Andersson (Team Impact) Montreal YM HA W York Univer sity Fall 0:00 FF 5TH York Open Men 57 Marco Palermo Mat 4 Lakehead Univers ity M. Palermo Bye _ Lakehead University Bye Bye A. VanderSlagt M. Palermo Sarnia Bluewater W C Lakehead Unive rsity _ Bye 45 TF 12-2 Adam VanderSlagt Sarnia Bluewater WC S. Witter-Watts A. VanderSlagt V. Thanarajah Sarnia Bluewater W C McMaster Univers ity York Wrestling Club 55 20 TF 10-0 TF 10-0 Vidran Thanarajah S. Witter-Watts McMaster University York Wrestling Club 46 S. Witter-Watts L. Sadiku York Wrestling Clu b Brock Univer sity TF 10-0 65 Dec 11-6 71 3RD 1ST Devon Delaharpe V. Thanarajah McMaster Univers ity McMaster Universit y 45 V. Thanarajah D. Delaharpe S. Witter-Watts McMaster Univers ity 56 McMaster University 21 York Wrestling Club Fall 0:00 Dec 10-10 Shevonne Witter-Watts York Wrestling Club B. Collison L. Sadiku Algoma Univer sity 46 Brock Univer sity 47 TF 13-0 TF 10-0 Brody Collison A. VanderSlagt Algoma Universi ty Sarnia Bluewater WC 55 B. Collison Algoma Univer sity B. Collison L. Sadiku TF 13-2 Algoma Univer sity Brock Univer sity 66 22 5TH TF 10-0 Ligrit Sadiku B. Collison Algoma Univer sity 56 Brock Universi ty York Open Men 61 W. Wang D. McLean Gabriel Choueke University of Toronto Vanier Montreal YMHA W C G. Choueke Mat 1 34 D. McLean 14 Montreal YMH A Vanier 28 Bye WC _ TF 10-0 Bye K. Al-Khaldi Bye G. Choueke D. McLean McMaster Montreal YMH A Vanier 49 University 11 WC _ Kais Al-Khaldi TF 10-0 Bye TF 10-0 K. Al-Khaldi McMaster Univers ity K. Leatherdale D. McLean McMaster Lakehead Vanier University University 36 5 TF 13-2 Kevin Leatherdale TF 14-3 Lakehead Universit y G. Choueke Montreal YMH A J. 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Uzunovic University 50 University 14 Guelph Univers ity _ TF 14-4 Bye Dec 14-7 K. Leatherdale Bye Lakehead E. Uzunovic University K. Leatherdale Bye Guelph Univers ity 29 Elvir Uzunovic _ T. Paul TF 10-0 Lakehead Bye York Univer sity 35 University 11 Guelph Universi ty York Open Men 65 S. Powell- Chambers A. MacFadyen Lakehead London-Western Mizam Tamaradze Mat 2 University A. MacFadyen WC Brock University 34 London- 13 M. Tamaradze Western WC 26 Bye Brock University _ Dec 16-16 Bye A. MacFadyen C. Quinton Bye London-Western McMaster M. Tamaradze WC 49 University 10 Brock University _ Dajinder Singh TF 14-2 Bye TF 10-0 A. MacFadyen C. Quinton Montreal YMHA W C D. Singh London-Western McMaster Montreal YM HA WC University WC 36 1 Fall 0:00 Connor Quinton TF 14-4 McMaster Universi ty M. Tamaradze D. Dejesus Brock University Dan Nicolau 34 York Wrestling S. Powell- TF 12-1 D. Dejesus Club D. 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