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MacArthur High School students Juliana Weltner, left, and Abby DellVecchio prepared to wrestle in rubber suits at the school’s third annual sumo-wrestling competition on Jan. 11.
Sumo-sized support at MacArthur High School
The MacArthur High School gymnasium was packed with students, faculty, administrators and alumni who were ready to watch teens from Levittown, North  Wantagh and Seaford bounce around on Jan. … more
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MacArthur students attended the sumo wresting competition, on Jan. 18 to show support for the John Theissen Children’s Foundation.
Sumo wrestling for a cause at MacArthur
The MacArthur High School gymnasium was packed with students, faculty, administrators and alumni who were ready to watch teens from Levittown, North Wantagh and Seaford bounce around on Jan. 18. more
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Wantagh native Tom Ryan is the coach of Ohio State wrestling.
Successful coach reflects on Wantagh roots
A high school wrestling career that essentially happened by accident for Tom Ryan has turned into a remarkably successful coaching career: He will be seeking his second straight national collegiate championship next weekend. more
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In the marquee match of the day, MacArthur Assistant Principal Michael Scaduto defeated his counterpart at Salk, Patrick Mulligan, as the varsity and junior varsity wrestlers looked on.
Sumo-sized entertainment at MacArthur
MacArthur High School and Salk Middle School students were entertained in an interesting way, as they watched teachers and administrators participate in a sumo wrestling competition on Jan. 21. more
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Former Wantagh High School wrestlers, from left, Vinny Turano, Matt Langan and Rich Grillo are key parts of LIU Post’s re-established program.
Wantagh trio on the mat for Post
A trio of former Wantagh High School wrestlers are now making their mark at the college level. Rich Grillo, Matt Langan and Vinny Turano comprise one-seventh of LIU Post’s wrestling squad, which is only in its second year of existence. more
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Nicholas Coppola, left, is one of a dozen juniors on a Wantagh roster loaded with youth. The Warriors have won three straight county titles.
Wantagh turns to newcomers 
The Wantagh wrestling team has won five of the last six county championships, but to stay competitive this winter, the Warriors will need clutch performances from many new grapplers. more
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MacArthur’s Troy Ellers, top, helped lead the Generals in the Battle at the Beach Tournament to open the wrestling season.
MacArthur wrestling looking to contend
Longtime Nassau County wrestling powerhouse MacArthur High School has taken some injury blows early this season, but head coach Rob Paletta hopes the Generals can peak when it matters most. more
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Coach Dave Takseraas, James O'Hagan and John Lauretti.
Seaford wrestlers make history in state tourney
Seaford wrestling history was made last weekend as James O’Hagan became the first Viking ever to capture gold at the New York State Tournament. more
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Seaford's James O'Hagan, top, cruised to the Nassau County Division I 285-pound wrestling title, capped by a win over Vincent Manna of Island Trees in the finals last Sunday night at Hofstra.
O'Hagan repeats as county champ
Moments after winning his second straight Nassau County wrestling title, James O’Hagan was already focused on his next goal: becoming Seaford High School’s first state champion on the mat. more
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Wantagh's Joe Hill, right, came up big for the Warriors in the dual meet playoffs and last Saturday's qualifying tournament.
Three-Peat for Wantagh wrestlers
Pat Smith won only six regular-season matches during his freshman season on the mats with the Wantagh wrestling team, but the rookie Warrior heavyweight came through when it mattered most. more
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