DC – Washington Catholic Athletic Conference | Archive | December, 2011

Cardinal Matmen snare 8th at Northern Region, Lutterloh claims title

Senior Andrew Lutterloh led Bishop Ireton to an 8th place finish with his championship win at 220 lbs. He had had two pins enroute to the title.

Senior Andrew Lutterloh edged Annandale’s Ali Musa 3-2 to lead Bishop Ireton to an 8th place finish at the 2011 Northern Region wrestling tournament, once again leading all private schools in the 32-team mega-tourney at Fairfax High School Friday and Saturday. Fauquier High School dominated the field to win the event with 226 points, Annandale was a distance second with 117.5.

Junior Nick Womack claimed a 4th place finish while Darcy Gomez earned a 5th place with a triple overtime pin, and Mike Rodriguez and Andrew Bladen garnered 6th place finishes for the Cardinals.

Lutterloh wrestled a masterful match in the championship.  The two dueled through a scoreless first two periods, Musa scored a reversal 2 points in the final two-minute session to grab a 2-0 lead. Undeterred, the 4th year varsity wrestler for Ireton, escaped for a point, then  stalked his opponent, watching the clock, waiting for an opportunity. When the moment came, Lutterloh went to one of his signature takedowns, a lateral toss, and scored a takedown with only 9 seconds remaining in the match.  Those 9 seconds were among the longest in his athletic life, however, as Musa frantically tossed, turned, and bucked to escape the 220 pounder to gain the critical escape point to send the championship to overtime. The clock finally reached :00 with Lutterloh clinging to both ankles as the Annandale Atom fought to escape.   It marks the second year in a row the Cardinals have produced a Northern Region champion, 103 pound Elliot Mondragon claimed a Northern Region title in 2010.

The Cardinals, who edged PVI in the team standing by a mere two and a half points, head to Bishop McNamara on Monday for a WCAC triangular with the Mustangs and PVI’s Panthers. Wrestling begins at 5pm in Forestville. Saturday the Cardinals look to defend their Bishop Ireton Holiday Invitational title when nine squads invade Father George Godley Gym for a full day of wrestling. Preliminary rounds begin at 9am, expect the championships to begin approximately 5:30pm.  Admission to this event is $5/person for a full day of wrestling.

Cardinal Results:

106: Connor Reilly pinned by Anthony Chau (Freedom HS) :31, lost 10-9 decision to Brian Wallis (Chantilly)

113: no entry

120: Darcy Gomez pinned Zane Colza (Lee) 1:32, pinned Donald Knowlan (Fairfax HS) 7:51 (OT), lost by technical fall to Robert Dooley (Madison), decisioned Timmy Murphy (PVI) 5-0, decisioned Miga Khaadan (Wash-Lee) 2-1, decisioned by Danny Seidita (G. Mason) 7-0      Finished 5th

126: Zach Lincoln pinned by Bennett Payne (Fauquier) :36, decisioned Thanh Pham (DJO) 6-0, decisioned Mark Im (Madison) 7-5, lost major decision to Alan Bui (South County) 12-0.

132: Jeff Severini pinned by Cody Cummings (Yorktown) 5:51, pinned by Ayoub Hinani (South County) 4:34

138: Nick Womack pinned Joe Warren (G. Mason) 2:00, decisioned Alex Zaita (T Jefferson) 10-9, decisioned Jared Swan (Mountain View) 7-6,  pinned by Tyler Budd (Fauquier) 1:47, won by default over Ryland Arnold (Chantilly), decisioned Nikko Custodio (South County) 2-1   Finished Third

145: Andrew Baehre pinned Chris Maginniss (South Lakes) 1:00, pinned Dustin Reynolds (Wash-Lee) 2:06, pinned by Rory Renzi (Lake Braddock) 3:00, pinned by Justus Weaver (Battlefield) 4:04

152: Mike Rodriguez won by major decision over Curt Hansen (DJO) 15-2, won by technical fall over Alex Kannan (Edison) 15-0, lost by technical fall to Jake Sage (Lake Braddock) 20-5, decisioned John Polzer (McLean) 6-0, decisioned Sam Cronin (Chantilly) 8-6, pinned by Jonathan Faul (Stone Bridge) 1:44  Finished 6th

160: Ben Nagao pinned by Evan Bergeron (PVI) 4:43, pinned Alex Tinoco (North Staffford) 1:47, pinned Tyler Epperson (St Stephens/St Agnes) 2:08, pinned by Ze’ev Lailari (G. Mason) 4:22

170: Gibson Hawk pinned by Justice Garrish (Annandale) 4:32, pinned Andy Soon (Centreville)2:01, major decisioned Nick Hackfeld (Annandale) 14-3, pinned Pat Haggerty (Freedom) 1:40, decisioned by Matt Brinckerhoff (St Stephens/St Agnes) 2-1.

182: Andrew Bladen received a bye, pinned David Garcia (Yorktown) 1:48, pinned Will Johnson (Centreville) 1:01, pinned by Ray Geier (PVI) 3:35, pinned by Will Winston (Lee) 5:27   Finished 6th

195: Tommy Fessahaye decisioned by Devante Wright (Centreville) 8-5, decisioned by Kevin Morales (Wash-Lee)2-0.

220: Andrew Lutterloh received a bye, pinned Anthony Waldren (Yorktown) :22, pinned Sam Little (Chantilly) 3:37, won over Chris Freda (Freedom HS) forfeit, decisioned Ali Musa (Annandale) 2-1  Finished 1st, 2011 NoVA Champion

285: Jimmy Keegan pinned by Bryan Jefferson (Annandale) :48, pinned Nabil Ragie (Chantilly) 1:20, decisioned by Edwin Alvarenga (Lee) 6-3.

Team results:

1) Fauqier 226

2) Annandale 177.5

3) Lake Braddock 156

4) South County 149

5) Freedom 141

6) Chantilly 119

7) Broad Run 117.5

8) Bishop Ireton 116.5

9) Paul VI 114

10) Marshall 102.5

11) Battlefield & Madison 90 each

13) Mountain View 86

14) Washington-Lee 84.5

15) Edison 81

16) West Springfield 80

17) South Lakes 79

18) Centreville 77

19) Potomac Falls 74.5

20) Lee 71

21) North Stafford 70

22) Stone Bridge 68.5

23) Yorktown 63

24) Thomas Jefferson 58

25) George Mason 53

26) TC Williams 51

27) St Stephens/St Agnes 44.5

28) Wakefield 43.5

29) Fairfax 38

30) Bishop O’Connell 30

31) McLean 29

32) WT Woodson 26

 

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Swim and Dive Team Make it 5 in a Row in City Championship

Coach John Gullickson (front, left) and Coach Anna Millotte (front, right) pose with the 2011 City Swim & Dive champions.

On Tuesday, December 6th at the Chinquapin Recreation Center, the Cardinals competed in the City of Alexandria Championship meet with the swim and dive teams from crosstown rivals St. Stephens St. Agnes and TC Williams high schools. The meet was close, closer than in many years, but the Ireton team won the men’s, women’s and combined titles.

Leading the team with two first place finishes each were Juniors Kevin Grant (100 ****** and 100 free) and Kelly Palmer (200 free and 500 free).  Other first place finishers were:  Senior Captain Maddie Zeigler (100 back), Senior Captain Michael Ryan Clark (100 back), Senior Captain Andrew Crandall (50 free), Sophomore Alex Branham (girls diving) and Freshman Hayley Snell (50 free).

The team is proud to be the City Champions and to bring the City Cup trophy back  to Ireton for the fifth straight year.  The Ireton team is coached by John Gullickson (Head Coach), Anna Millotte (Assistant Swim Coach), and Anita O’Quinn (Dive Coach).

Final Scores:

School                                   Men                                Women                                 Combined

TCW                                       63                                       70                                           133

SSSAS                                    45                                        30                                            75

Bishop Ireton                       73                                        85                                           158

 

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Football Team Celebrates Record Successes at Post Season Banquet

2011 Ireton football set a number of team records enroute to an 8-3 season.

On December 6, 2011 the coaches, players, and family members of the 2011 Bishop Ireton Varsity Football Team gathered to celebrate the team’s great success and return to the Virginia Independent School Football Association (VISFA) Playoffs.  More than 150 shared a wonderful meal at the Fort Belvoir Officer’s Club as Coach Tony Verducci and his staff presented varsity letters and recognized the superior performances and contributions of several players before saying farewell to a talented group of twenty-three seniors who completed their time as Cardinal football players.

The team, which achieved an overall record of 8 – 3, established new school standards for consecutive wins to open a season (7) and most points scored in a season (317).   Along the way junior Quarterback P.J. Zingler became the school’s all-time leading passer, senior Malcolm Westbrook became the all-time leader in pass receptions, senior Moses Webb established the single season touchdown record (16), and junior running back Brandon Williams-Price rushed for more than 1,000 yards.  Coach Verducci became Bishop Ireton’s all time leader in wins this fall as well.

Seniors were presented with personalized fleece blankets and scrapbooks as a means of recognizing their individual sacrifices and contributions to the football program.  Coach Harry Busch was also presented a blanket that commemorated his five years of leading the JV team, including the last two as Head JV Football Coach.  Seniors Malcolm Westbrook and Moses Webb were named as the Co-MVPs and Eddie D’Antuono identified as the team Cardinal Award winner.  Jacob Ramey (offensive line), P.J. Zingler (quarterback), Hudson Sullivan (linebacker), Andrew Lutterloh (defensive line), and Aurelien Guillaud (punter) were recognized as the most outstanding players on offense, defense, and special teams.  Junior defensive back Justin Paige and senior receiver Merid Merid were name the most improved players, while senior linebacker Andrew Bladen and senior guard Patrick O’Connell were honored as the “12th Man” who set outstanding examples by their spirit and effort.

Coach Verducci presented gifts to senior parents who served on the Football Team Parent Executive Board and the players presented each coach with a framed team photo.  Coach Verducci will attend the VISFA Coaches Meeting on December 14, 2011, where several Cardinals are expected to receive all state recognition for their outstanding play this fall.  He and the coaches will conduct Player/Parent/Coach meetings during January to establish expectations for the 2012 season.  Current students and applicants who would like more information about the Cardinal Football Program can contact Coach Verducci at
Verducca@bishopireton.org.

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Cardinals Dump Saints in St Stephens home opener, 58-36

Junior Davon Wiley scored a game-high 19 points in the win over St Stephens/St Agnes on Monday

Bishop Ireton’s road weary Cardinals (2-1) showed little sign of fatigue in their third straight game away from Cambridge Road in a 58-36 dismantling of St Stephens/St Agnes School Monday night in Goodwin Gym.

St Stephens (0-1) grabbed their only lead of the night at 3-0, before Davon Wiley tied the game at 3 enroute to scoring Ireton’s first 8 points, part of his game-high 19 that he contributed in the win.  Easily his best game of the young season, the 6′ 3″ junior dropped a pair of three-point shots and a dunk on the Saints and generally played well on both ends of the floor throughout the game.

While the Saints’ first outing was a cold shooting one for home team,  the Cardinals in their third game  lit the scoreboard up racing to a 21-7 advantage in the first period.  Buoyed by the Wiley dunk in the second quarter, the Cardinals dominated the glass and quickly got into the attack to balloon the lead to 31-8 with 3:31 left in the half. Following a time out, the clubs traded hoops, but that was little consolation as the home team went to the locker room down 39-16.

Ireton extended the lead to 43-16 to open the third quarter, a ragged one that saw turnovers on both ends of the floor, but Ireton holding a 50-24 advantage after 3 quarters enroute to the final score.

Junior Louie Khouri added 10 for Ireton with a pair of three-pointers, while sophomore Tyler McHugh had a good night with 9, Dan Noe chipped in 5, as did senior Malcolm Westbrook, and five more Cardinals added a duce.  Phil Guglielmo led the Saints scoring with 10, including a pair of three-balls, while Justin Goldsborough had 8 and Steward 6. While Ireton converted only 8 of 14 free throws, the Saints managed only 5 of 17 on the night, adding to their first night woes.

The Cardinals open their home schedule Wednesday night, as the back end of a girl/boy varsity doubleheader. While the girls entertain the Cubs of Visitation in the opener at 5pm, the boys will host the Wolves of Pope John Paul the Great in a rematch of their season opener at the Flint Hill tournament last Friday afternoon, the first of a five-game homestand the Cardinals will play before the holiday break.

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