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It is a young team, but a team that expects to compete. There were a lot of wins lost to graduation, but there is talent that was behind last year's starters that have put in the work and are looking to make their mark immediately.

The Patriots are hoping for big things this season from several of the newcomers, including juniors Jarrid Markowitz and Sean Fallon, who were behind the Patriots' two best wrestlers in the lineup last year, Kyle Hillermeier and Eric Quartey. Nick Ernst can provide senior leadership to what will be an otherwise an entirely new set of starters. Junior Chase Carlucci is another wrestler that saw some varsity action last year and is looking to have a breakthrough year.Īs mentioned, the bulk of the graduation hit occurred in the upperweights. Keep an eye on Savino, who wrestled a tough schedule and had a lot of close losses against tough competition, to potentially have a big turnaround season with the year of experience under his belt. Both are looking for big seasons in the middle for the Patriots. Returning in the middleweights are senior Christian Mangini and junior Evan Savino. He, along with 23-match winner Justin Schifter, who finished 3rd at Districts, and 17-bout winner Hector Santiago are proven talents and provide experience in what will be a very young group of lowerweights. Sophomore Avery Clarke is coming off a terrific rookie season that saw him win the District 24 Title, and finish just one win short of a trip to Atlantic City. The big returners for the Patriots are down low. They still have an experienced group returning down low, and did a good job of getting the next wave of starters mat time last season, and are working hard to make themselves a tough out for anyone they wrestle this season. Freehold Twp took a bit of a hit to graduation, with six starters from 145-220 departed.

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