The Mayor's Cup Results from the Harlem Armory at 143rd Street (January 28th/29th 2012):
Results from the Boys' Tournament
First Place: Monsignor Farrell
Second Place: Grand Street Campus
Third Place: Brooklyn Tech.
Results from the Girls' Tournament
First Place: Curtis High
Second Place: Hunter College HS
Third Place: Wingate Educational Complex
517 wrestlers. 74 Teams. 15 champions to be crowned, on Sunday, January 29th.


Event: NYC Mayor's Cup Wrestling Championships
Venue: 369th Harlem Armory, 40 West 143rd Street, Manhattan MAP
Schedule:
Saturday, January 28, 2012
7:00AM: Weigh In
9AM - 4PM: Varsity Preliminary Rounds
Sunday, January 29, 2012
7:30AM: Weigh In
9:00AM: Girls Preliminary Rounds & Varsity Semifinals
1:00PM: Girls Finals
2:15PM: Girls Awards Ceremony
3:00PM: Varsity Finals
5:30PM: Varsity Awards Ceremony
Description: More than 450 of the City's best male and female high school wrestlers from the Public School Athletic League, Catholic High School Athletic Association and independent schools will compete in the NYC Mayor's Cup Wrestling Championships for a chance to be crowned the Best in the City. The NYC Mayor’s Cup Wrestling Championships, created in 2004 through a collaborative effort between NYC & Company, Beat The Streets and the Metropolitan Wrestling Association has grown into one of the largest events of its kind in the metropolitan area.
2011 Results


Deuly Espinal putting the team score out of reach.
In a dramatic turn of events, Grand Street Campus took down defending champion Brooklyn Tech by a final score of 46-27. Not only was this a rematch of last year's final, but it also avenged a Dec. 21st defeat where Brooklyn Tech was victorious 45-34 -- in Grand Street's home gym, no less. This match was held at neutral site John Bowne High School in Queens. Prior to the final, the consolation final saw Wingate Campus overtake Eagle Academy with a pin in the last match to win 36-34.
Fresh off the exciting finish to the 3rd-place match, the energy in the gym was palpable as the two teams warmed up and got down to business. But with victories in the first three matches to take a 13-0 lead, Grand Street took off and never looked back.

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