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Top Team Scores 2005 Preps 2005 Preps Top Team Scores Plc Points Team 1 396.5 Blair Academy 2 203.5 BISHOP LYNCH HIGH SCHOOL 3 173.5 Mt St Joes 4 152.0 Germantown Academy 5 139.0 The Peddie School 6 128.0 DeMatha Catholic 7 121.0 McDonogh School 8 100.5 St. Benedicts Prep 9 95.0 Progressive Christian 10 87.0 St. Christophers School 11 86.5 The Haverford School 12 61.0 Northeast Catholic 13 58.0 Mercersburg Academy 14 57.0 The Kinkaid School 15 56.0 William Penn Charter School 16 52.5 Gilman School 17 51.0 Boys Latin School of Maryland 18 43.0 Bishop D J OConnell High Schoo 18 43.0 Canterbury School 20 42.0 Loomis Chaffee 21 41.0 St. Vincent Pallotti High Scho 22 35.5 St. Marys 23 34.0 Trinity-Pawling School 24 32.5 Brooks School 25 32.0 Western Reserve Academy 26 31.0 Milton Academy 27 30.0 Wyoming Seminary 28 29.5 St. Stephens - St Agnes 29 29.0 Malvern prep 30 27.5 Virginia Episcopal School 31 27.0 St. Marks 32 26.0 Cardinal Dougherty High School 32 26.0 Phillips Academy 32 26.0 Phillips Exeter Academy 35 25.5 St. Pauls School (Md) 36 25.0 Brunswick School 36 25.0 Suffield Academy 38 24.0 Kiski School 39 21.0 The Hotchkiss School 40 20.5 Long Island Lutheran 41 20.0 Annapolis Christian 42 19.0 Archbishop Wood High School 42 19.0 Pomfret School 44 17.5 Avon Old Farms School 45 17.0 Bullis School 45 17.0 John Carroll School 45 17.0 Landon 45 17.0 Salisbury 45 17.0 Worcester Academy 50 16.0 Monsignor Bonner High School 2/26/05 Escape Sports, Inc 1 2005 Preps Top Team Scores Plc Points Team 50 16.0 St. Pauls School (NH) 52 15.0 CARDINAL GIBBONS 52 15.0 Norfolk Academy 52 15.0 Providence Day School 52 15.0 St. Marys Ryken 56 14.0 Good Counsel High School 56 14.0 Loyola Blakefield 56 14.0 Wilbraham 59 13.5 Sidwell Friends School 60 13.0 Academy of the New Church 60 13.0 Chestnut Hill Academy 60 13.0 Conwell Egan Catholic High Sch 60 13.0 Episcopal High School 60 13.0 Fork Union Military Academy 60 13.0 Georgetown Prep 60 13.0 The Lawrenceville School 67 12.0 Archbishop Spalding 67 12.0 Cape Henry Collegiate 67 12.0 Noble and Greenough 67 12.0 Tilton School 71 11.5 The Hill School 72 11.0 Archbishop John Carroll 72 11.0 Calvert Hall College 72 11.0 Christ School 72 11.0 EPISCOPAL ACADEMY 76 10.5 St. Marks School 77 10.0 Maret School 77 10.0 Richmond Collegiate 77 10.0 The Westminster Schools 80 9.0 Cardinal OHara 80 9.0 Friends School of Baltimore 80 9.0 Trinity Christian Academy 80 9.0 West-Mont Christian Academy 84 8.0 Forsyth Country Day School 84 8.0 St. Albans School 84 8.0 St. Annes Belfield 87 7.5 Greens Farms Academy 88 7.0 Martin Luther High School 88 7.0 Northfield Mount Hermon Schoo 88 7.0 Poly Prep 91 6.0 Bishop Dunne Catholic 91 6.0 Bishop Ireton 91 6.0 La Salle College High School 91 6.0 Perkiomen School 91 6.0 TABOR ACADEMY 91 6.0 Williston Northampton School 97 5.0 Friends Central School 97 5.0 Gonzaga College High School 97 5.0 St. Joes Prep 100 4.0 Collegiate School 2/26/05 Escape Sports, Inc 2 2005 Preps Top Team Scores Plc Points Team 100 4.0 Deerfield Academy 100 4.0 Germantown Friends School 100 4.0 Hyde School - Maine 100 4.0 HYDE School- CT 100 4.0 Lake Forest Academy 100 4.0 The Covenant School 100 4.0 The Potomac School 100 4.0 The School at Church farm 109 3.0 Providence Country Day School 110 2.0 Paul VI 110 2.0 St Johns 110 2.0 Valley Forge Military Academy 110 2.0 Bishop McGuinness 114 1.0 Edmund Burke School 115 Brandon Hall School 115 Buckingham Browne and Nichols 115 Choate Rosemary Hall 115 Marianapolis Preparatory Schoo 115 Norfolk Collegiate 115 Thayer Academy 115 Westtown School 2/26/05 Escape Sports, Inc 3 Robert Friddell 8t 2005 National Preps Richmond Collegiate 26-2 1 Matt DEmidio Matt DEmidio 9 f 5:49 Conwell Egan Catholic High Sch 24-11 144 Matt DEmidio 103 Lbs BYE f 3:12 Eric Guarino Eric Guarino 10 Malvern prep Malvern prep 6-3 511 Matt DEmidio BYE 15-7 BYE BYE 145 Alykhan Mohamed Alykhan Mohamed 12 Bye Buckingham Browne and Nichols 10-A1lykhan Mohamed BYE Buckingham Browne and Nichols 623 Phil Greene Phil Greene 11 f 0:28 Germantown Academy 38-5 2 Phil Greene Michael Martignetti 9 f 1:05 Brooks School 15 - 5 146 Phil Greene BYE F 3:39 Nik Gialamas Nik Gialamas 9 Calvert Hall College Calvert Hall College 28-15 512 Phil Greene Paul Acosta 11 f 0:48 St. Benedicts Prep 30-18 Paul Acosta BYE St. Benedicts Prep 147 Nicky Gordon John Faust 9 f 3:44 Gilman School 3 Nicky Gordon Nicky Gordon 8 4-0 Wyoming Seminary 16-4 847 Phil Greene BYE 10-9 Nick Nardiello Nick Nardiello 11 Pomfret School Pomfret School 148 Glenn Gallagher Sam Brusca 11 11-9; OT Bullis School 33-7 4 Glenn Gallagher Glenn Gallagher 10 10-4 EPISCOPAL ACADEMY 30-7 513 Jonathan Faringer Jonathan Faringer 11 15-0; 4:18 DeMatha Catholic 36-5 Jonathan Faringer BYE DeMatha Catholic 149 Jonathan Faringer Ross Granowski 10 f 1:41 St. Marks 24-8 5 Ross Granowski Tyler Mort 9 3-0 Mercersburg Academy 30-14 624 Jonathan Faringer BYE 18-3; 5:57 Matt Rotroff Matt Rotroff 9 Forsyth Country Day School Forsyth Country Day School 28-9 150 Matt Rotroff Matt Mooney 9 f 2:57 La Salle College High School 6 Sean Byrd Sean Byrd 9 f 1:13 The School at Church farm 19-6 514 Austin Clouse Austin Clouse f 1:36 Mt St Joes Austin Clouse BYE Mt St Joes 151 Austin Clouse BYE 7-0 7 Matt Goldberg Matt Goldberg 9 Poly Prep Dan White Poly Prep 8-4 934 BYE The Peddie School Howard McCune Howard McCune 9 Northeast Catholic Champion Northeast Catholic 26-19 152 Nick Pohanka Nick Pohanka 9 f 2:49 Landon 18-8 8 Nick Pohanka Reynaldo Kelly 10 13-3 Salisbury 28-6 515 Stephen Wurster BYE f 1:32 Phil Greene Stephen Wurster Germantown Academy Stephen Wurster 9 BISHOP LYNCH HIGH SCHOOL 2nd Place BISHOP LYNCH HIGH SCHOOL 44-4 153 Stephen Wurster Ryan Hoffman 10 f 3:41 William Penn Charter School 299-7 Ryan Hoffman Matt Stansky 10 f 1:05 Noble and Greenough 14-3 625 Josh Fitch BYE f 2:59 Josh Fitch Josh Fitch 9 McDonogh School McDonogh School 30-8 154 Josh Fitch BYE f 3:07 10 Pete Goldner Pete Goldner 10 St. Joes Prep St. Joes Prep 13-10 516 Josh Fitch Joey ONeil 9 f 1:38 Gonzaga College High School 1113-9 Joey ONeil Jon Frederick 9 11-2 Boys Latin School of Maryland 155 Mike Esham BYE f 1:52 Mike Esham Mike Esham 10 Archbishop Wood High School Archbishop Wood High School 23-6 848 Dan White Dan McBrearty 9 20-6 Monsignor Bonner High School 30-2Dan McBrearty BYE Monsignor Bonner High School 156 Dan McBrearty Jesse Persieghin 10 5-3 Loyola Blakefield 19-10 12 Walt Wynne Walt Wynne 10 14-2 Chestnut Hill Academy 18-5 517 Robert Brackup Justin Moore 9 11-4 Long Island Lutheran 26-6 Justin Moore BYE Long Island Lutheran 157 Robert Brackup BYE 8-0 13 Robert Brackup Robert Brackup 10 Blair Academy Blair Academy 626 Dan White Chris Ruland 10 f 3:01 St. Marys 29-11 14 Chris Ruland BYE St. Marys 158 Dan White Dan White 9 F 1:37 The Peddie School Dan White BYE The Peddie School 518 Dan White Jimmy Bitonti 9 17-2; 2:51 Good Counsel High School 171-75 Jimmy Bitonti Michael Slabinski 9 11-1 St. Stephens - St Agnes 16-11 159 Jimmy Bitonti BYE f 0:24 Simon Block Simon Block 9t Brandon Hall School Brandon Hall School 18-6 2005 National Preps 103 Lbs Nik Gialamas Matt DEmidio Calvert Hall College Conwell Egan Catholic High Sch 679 Nik Gialamas 791 Nicky Gordon 12-0 16-5 Michael Martignetti 735 Nicky Gordon Brooks School 9-5 Nicky Gordon 875 Nicky Gordon Wyoming Seminary 9-6 Ross Granowski Austin Clouse St. Marks Mt St Joes Josh Fitch Ross Granowski Austin Clouse 680 792 903 f 2:26 BYE 5-4 BYE 736 Glenn Gallagher 9-3 Glenn Gallagher Josh Fitch EPISCOPAL ACADEMY McDonogh School Pete Goldner Stephen Wurster Jonathan Faringer St. Joes Prep BISHOP LYNCH HIGH SCHOOL Pete Goldner Stephen Wurster 933 5-4;ot 681 793 DeMatha Catholic BYE 6-4;ot BYE 737 Mike Esham 3rd Place 5-4 Mike Esham 876 Robert Brackup Archbishop Wood High School 5-3; ot Chris Ruland Robert Brackup St. Marys Blair Academy Jonathan Faringer Chris Ruland Robert Brackup 682 794 904 7-0 BYE 7-1 BYE 738 Chris Ruland 5-4 Jimmy Bitonti Jonathan Faringer Good Counsel High School DeMatha Catholic Austin Clouse Nicky Gordon Mt St Joes Wyoming Seminary Stephen Wurster Robert Brackup 931 4-1 932 10-0 BISHOP LYNCH HIGH Blair Academy 7th Place 5th Place Stephen Wurster Robert Brackup BISHOP LYNCH HIGH SCHOOL Blair Academy BYE 2005 National Preps 16 Robi DeBell Robi DeBell 11 St.
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