Teen & Collegiate Nats Results!

[Tim Wescott]

Teens:

Bantamweight:
1 - Jeremy Silve
2 - Adam Kase
3 - Steven Peterson

Lightweight:
1 - Paul Knight
2 - Jeff Mundy
3 - Greg Mannino
4 - Micah Grigsby
5 - Joe Bologna
6 - George McCraith

Welterweight:
1 - Jazmany Castellanos
2 - Shane Holiday
3 - Jason Pace
4 - Ty Gabiola
5 - Corey Williams

Middleweight:
1 - Dave Hawk, Jr.
2 - Thomas Miller
3 - Tony Schumacher

Light-Heavyweight:
1 - Alex Jimenez
2 - Mitch Staats
3 - Albert Rubinaccio
4 - Andrew Paterson
5 - Orlando Griffin
(among those who didn't place were A.J. Sims & Justin Hunter)

Heavyweight:
1 - James Seymour **
2 - Alex Blanchette
3 - Mikhail Viehmeyer
4 - Nick Trigili

**James Seymour - Overall Winner

Collegiates:

Bantamweight:
1 - Steven Peterson

Lightweight:
1 - Paul Aigbirior
2 - Josh Sizemore

Welterweight:
1 - Joshua Belfiore

Middleweight:
1 - Joe Guarino
2 - Josh Burford
3 - Adam Reich
4 - Casey Fathi
5 - Tony Schumacher

Light-Heavyweight:
1 - Will Allison
2 - Mark Sanzari
3 - Nathan Hater
4 - Chrish Secash
5 - Daniel Young

Heavyweight:
1 - Dan Puckett
2 - Michael Grossi
3 - Jonathan Huie
4 - Justin Stackhouse
5 - Paul DeSimone
6 - Jacob Harvison

Super-Heavyweight:
1 - Mike Rice **

** Mike Rice- Overall Winner

[GerryT]

The competition here was terrific. Congrats to overall Teen winner, James Seymour, and the other competitors. I was working with a young man named AJ Sims, who at 17 was (I think) 7th in a tough light heavy class. Know he will be even better next year. He has a determination and maturity beyond his years. And Alberto Rubinaccio, who was tutored by Carla Salotti, was 3rd in lhw, also has a huge future.

And Mike Rice was a no brainer here for Collegiates. He was the oldest of the competitrors (33) but blew everyone away. Besides BB, he is completing his doctorate in chiropractic medicine. He is competing this weekend in USA. I spoke with him at the show and he is one of the most intelligent and nicest people I've met. He will continue to be a winner on and off stage.