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PAL grappler Kevin Soots wiped the mat with Eric Payne of
Kent County, Md., pinning him in 49 seconds at the Sussex
Central Little Knights Classic. Soots wrestled Midget 70 and
took a third in his division Saturday, Jan. 28.
Cape region wrestlers fare
well at Knights' Classic
Cape Region wrestlers brought
home the gold from the Sussex
Central Little Knights Classic
wrestling tournament held Satur-
day, Jan. 28. Police Athletic
League (PAL) wrestlers Matt
West took a first in the Bantam 50
division, Brock Charles a first in
Midget 90, and Jimmy Weldin a
first in Midget 100.
Brandon Hazel earned a second
in Bantam 45 and Scott (Scooter)
Myers claimed the second in
Midget 50. PAL wrestlers also
took thirds in three divisions.
Dustin Charles claimed the third
in Bantam 45; Kevin Soots had it
in Midget 70, and Jenna Pavlik
took third in Junior 125.
Bryant Marshall earned fourth
in Bantam 45, as Shane Massey
claimed it in Junior 105. Michael
Voss wrestled Bantam 60, and Al-
bert Hammond wrestled at Ban-
tam 70.
Some Lewes Middle School
grapplers also took to the mats at
the tournament. Brandon Morrow
earned a third in Junior Heavy-
weight. Zack Sieber claimed a
fourth in Intermediate g4. Nick
McDonough earned second in In-
termediate 98, and Eddie Cook
took third in the same division.
Tim Traynor took home a third
from the Intermediate 119, and
Matt Hall took a fourth in Inter-
mediate 148.
• Other Lewes wrestlers who
grappled at the Knights Classic
were David Steele, Intermediate
105; Chad Wyatt, Intermediate
112; and Ryan Whibley, Interme-
diate 126.
YMCA offers training to Special Olympians
Scott Neal, of Scaford, works out every Friday at the Sussex
Family YMCA in Rehoboth with fellow Sussex Elementary
Consortium students in order to get fit for Delaware Special
Olympics competitions. Delaware Special Olympics offers 16
year round sports; current winter competitions include bowl-
ing, skiing and basketball tournaments. Neal, with selted
coaches, trains at the Howard T. Ennis School in Georgetown
with the Sussex Determinators as well, because he has been
selected to compete in the Special Olympics World Games
this summer in aquatics.
=Fitness and health enhancement are for everyone and
we're pleased that the leadership at the consortium took the
initiative to involve this group in education regarding ongo-
ing health management, says Lou Mazzini, executive direc-
tor of the Sussex Family YMCA.
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competition for children and adults with mental retardation.
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