Team Apache Wrestling
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This is our 15th year of operation, and we can proudly say we continue to grow.
Club Mission Statement
The coaching staff places its first priority on using wrestling as a vehicle to teach our student athletes how to become good people, how to become scholar athletes, and how to make good decisions in life. Our goal is to provide the facility and opportunity for all wrestlers to enhance their wrestling ability throughout the year. We are NOT here to take the place of your school team or feeder (local youth) program. We are simply here to supplement what you are already doing.
Team Apache trains specifically for Junior Nationals, Cadet Nationals, NHSCA events, and MAWA’s. However, you may want to just get great workouts with wrestlers from all over Southeastern PA or New Jersey. You might even want to add another dimension to your wrestling ability – Freestyle or Greco Roman. This club is for wrestlers of all levels and experience. Wrestlers from area schools like Archbishop Wood, Abington, Bensalem, Collingswood NJ, Council Rock South, Central Bucks, Ewing NJ, Germantown Academy, Lasalle, Frankford, Hatboro Horsham, Hopewell Valley NJ, North Catholic, PAL, Pennsbury, Robbinsville NJ, Neshaminy, North Catholic, William Tennant and Palmyra NJ are members of Team Apache.
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CHAMPIONS, TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO SAVE ON OUR LARGEST DISCOUNT OF THE SPRING SESSION. REGISTER ONLINE TODAY USING THE PROMO CODE "EARLY BIRD' AND SAVE 35$ OFF REGULAR TUITION. logon to http://apachewrestling.com/signup/ spring practice begins WEDNESDAY March 16th! Good luck down the stretch and see you in the spring!
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2016 APACHE INFO RELEASED! SIGN UP NOW! USE PROMO: EARLY BIRD TO SAVE 35$ BY FEB 1ST! http://apachewrestling.com/signup/
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Champions, 2016 registration is now open. Register online or through the mail. Register by January 31st using promo code "early bird" and save $35 off regular tuition. This is our largest discount of the season so don't miss it! LOGON http://apachewrestling.com/signup/ **This spring we will again offer both SCHOLASTIC & FREESTYLE practices. All club members will be able to train 4 nights in the spring for the same fee. Sign up for the spring session and you get both. We will train SCHOLASTIC on Mondays and Wednesdays as per the regular schedule. Beginning Tuesday April 5 we will start our Spring Freestyle Fever session which will run every Tuesday & Thursday from 7:00-8:30. This is for ALL AGES, however elementary aged freestylers are urged to bring a partner! And again, there is no additional fees for club members. Pay Per practice is still available and applies to any and all practices. The current mat fee is $20. Please check the calendar link for practice days and times.
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Couldn't be more proud of Mr. Hanley and his group representing our wrestling community! Thanks for all you do! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wRpsYxfnP8&feature=youtu.be
Great Local College Match on Sunday! UPENN Wrestling Hosts No. 10 Lehigh on Sunday Courtesy Charles Dorman, associate director of athletic communications Wed, January 06, 2016 PHILADELPHIA – After a long wait, the University of Pennsylvania wrestling team will finally take to the mats in a dual meet on Sunday when the Quakers host No. 10 Lehigh in The Palestra at 1 p.m. Tickets are on sale now, with fans able to purchase advanced tickets for $6.50. The Red and Blue will be the final Division I wrestling program to compete in a dual meet in the 2015-16 season, and will look to make a statement against a Mountain Hawks team which enters with a 7-1 record overall and wins in five consecutive duals. Setting The Table The 56th installment of the Penn-Lehigh rivalry is setting up to be another tight match with a total of ten ranked wrestlers scheduled to compete. Every weight except 133 pounds will have at least one wrestler included in this week’s Intermat rankings, and 133 pounds will feature two veteran wrestlers who have five NCAA Championships berths between them. 125: Jeremy Schwartz (Penn) vs. No. 13 Darian Cruz (Lehigh) 133: Caleb Richardson (Penn) vs. Mason Beckman (Lehigh) 141: Marc Mastropietro or A.J. Vindici (Penn) vs. No. 19 Randy Cruz (Lehigh) 149: No. 11 C.J. Cobb (Penn) vs. Laike Gardner (Lehigh) 157: May Bethea or Brooks Martino (Penn) vs. No. 8 Mitch Minotti or Ian Brown (Lehigh) 165: Ray Bethea (Penn) vs. No. 16 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) 174: No. 16 Casey Kent (Penn) vs. Elliot Riddick or Gordon Wolf (Lehigh) 184: No. 11 Lorenzo Thomas (Penn) or Joe Heyob vs. No. 3 Nathaniel Brown (Lehigh) 197: Frank Mattiace (Penn) vs. No. 15 John Bollich (Lehigh) 285: Patrik Garren (Penn) vs. No. 12 Max Wessell (Lehigh) The All-Time Series Penn is 10-44-1 all-time against Lehigh. However, since the rivalry renewed in 1996, Penn is 7-13 against the Mountain Hawks. Inside The Palestra, the Quakers are 6-19 all-time, and 4-6 since 1996. The last win for the Quakers over Lehigh in The Palestra came in 2008, a 24-15 victory on February 24. Quakers Riding Win Streaks into Season Opener It’s been a while, but the most recent dual meets for Penn have been successful. The Quakers ended 2014-15 on a six-match winning streak, the longest since a seven-match run from January 27-February 24 in 2013. The Quakers were a perfect 6-0 in dual meets at home last season, and have won their last seven dual meets inside The Palestra dating back to the close of the 2014-14 season. A win on Sunday would give Penn its longest run of wins on home mats since winning eight in a row from 11/22/08-2/7/09. Last Time Against Lehigh Penn visited Grace Hall last year, taking on a Lehigh team which was also ranked No. 10. An undermanned Penn team which was missing five eventual EIWA starters fell behind, 25-0, before splitting the final four bouts in a 31-6 loss. C.J. Cobb and Joe Heyob had the wins for Penn in the dual meet. The only expected rematch from last year’s dual will come at 133 where Caleb Richardson and Mason Beckman will meet. Both Squads Coming Off Scuffle Success The two teams will be making a quick turnaround from the grueling Southern Scuffle held January 1-2 in Chattanooga, Tenn. Lehigh finished third overall, placing eight wrestlers, while Penn was 10th with two placewinners. Expected rematches from last weekend will come at 157, where Minotti defeated May Bethea, 2-0, and at 184 where Nathaniel Brown defeatedLorenzo Thomas, 5-3. Casey Kent Climbs National Rankings After a year away from competition due to injury, Casey Kent exploded onto the national radar at the Southern Scuffle with a 7-1 performance to earn third place. Included in his run was an 8-5 decision over Cornell’s No. 1 Brian Realbuto – the first win for a Penn wrestler over the country’s No. 1 wrestler in a weight class since Micah Burak defeated Dustin Kilgore at 197 pounds in 2010 at the Southern Scuffle. Kent is ranked No. 16 this week by Intermat – his first ranking from Intermat this season. Around the other national polls, he is as high as No. 10 (Flowrestling) and No. 11 (Amateur Wrestling News). Thomas Takes Fourth at Scuffle Lorenzo Thomas was 4-2 at the Scuffle to finish fourth. Seeded No. 3, both of his losses came to nationally ranked wrestlers. In addition to his loss to Brown, he was edged, 10-7, by Navy’s Mat Miller in the medal match after a late nearfall sequence for the Midshipman. Thomas is hovering around the Top-10 nationally, ranked No. 11 by Intermat and No. 9 by Flowrestling. Lorenzo Closing in on Win #100 The four wins at the Southern Scuffle improved Lorenzo’s career record to 97-30. He is now three wins away from becoming just the 11 Penn Wrestler to reach the 100-win mark in the 111 seasons of wrestling at the University. Thomas has been tested during his career – of his 30 career losses, 23 have come at the hands of nationally-ranked wrestlers and 19 have come to wrestlers inside the Top-10. Penn Looking for Win Over Ranked Opponent Penn’s last win over a team ranked in the NWCA Division I Top-25 came against Lehigh on December 1, 2012 via a 24-12 victory in Bethlehem. The Quakers have not defeated a Top-10 team since a 26-15 win over No. 3 Iowa State on January 17, 2004.
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