Petracci pinned Winslow's Emeril Mitchell at 215, which was forecast as one of the headliner acts of the finals. It was a non-stop grind in the room, you could feel things starting to come together for us.” It made everybody tough.”Ĭoker-bound senior Dom Petracci added, “We just put it all together. The coaches pushed all of us, pushed us as a team to get us better. “There was no way I thought we could do this in the beginning of the season,” Drexel-bound senior Ethan Wilson said. Washington Township, which went 20-6 in the dual-meet season and advanced to the South Jersey Group 5 semifinal round, will send 10 wrestlers to next weekend’s Region 8 tournament at Egg Harbor Township (the top three place winners in each weight class earned the trip to EHT). On the mat, however, the host Minutemen were less than cordial to the opposition, sending seven wrestlers to the finals and capturing five titles with Jackson Hoopes (126 pounds), Ethan Wilson (150), Justin Hatton (157), James Henhaffer (165) and Dom Petracci (215). With less than two weeks to prepare, Washington Township, which had never hosted the event in its history, was a perfect host as the tournament went off without a hitch. More: H.S girls' wrestling: Seedings for Sunday's state tournament Washington Township was an emergency host for the tournament after Williamstown, the original site, had to decline when a broken pipe flooded its gymnasium and warped the floor a few weeks ago.
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