Leading off today: Shenendehowa senior Hunter Meys broke the national high school record for
career falls with a pin of Ian Morgan of Springfield, Mass., Cathedral High at the Shenendehowa Invitational yesterday.
Meys' pin 50 seconds into the 189-pound match eclipsed the record of 188 pins by Steve Mocco of Blair Academy in New Jersey in 2001.
Spencerport wrestlers prevail: Spencerport will hang on to its No. 1 NYSSWA ranking following a big day at the Union-Endicott Duals that concluded with a 33-14 victory over Fulton in the championship match.
The Rangers defended their tournament title after scoring wins by margins of 53-4 over Mexico and 43-10 over Brentwood in the day's earlier action.
The six top-ranked large schools in the NYSSWA ratings participated in the toutnament. Brentwood topped Brockport in the third-place match, 29-18. Fulton had down Brockport in the semifinals, 33-17.
Saratoga loses Stevens: Saratoga Springs 6-foot-5 forward Jordan Stevens, an 11th-team Class AA all-state selection last year as a sophomore, will miss an estimated six weeks after breaking a bone in his left hand, Coach Mitch Snyder told The Post-Star.
Stevens, averaging 22.6 points per game, was hurt in a 79-63 win over Glens Falls on Dec. 27 but the injury wasn't diagnosed until three days later.
Stevens averaged 18.7 points per game as a sophomore.
Honor for Peekskill's Panzarano: Peekskill, top-ranked in Class A by the NYSSWA, ran off its 10th consecutive boys basketball victory yesterday over St. Anthony's.
Before the game which turned out to be a 53-37 triumph it was announced that the Peekskill basketball