In it he lists the class as:

The jewels of the class are twin brothers Andrew and Dylan Alton from Central Mountain High School in Mill Hall, Pa. They were ranked Nos. 2 and 8, overall, by InterMat. Joining them are ranked wrestlers Sam Sherlock (No. 22) from West Mifflin HIgh School in West Mifflin, Pa., Dirk Cowburn (No. 54) from Coudersport High School in Coudersport, Pa., Hank Stinson (No. 70) from Eastern Regional High school in Voorhees, N.J., Frank Martellotti from Shady Side Academy in Pittsburgh, Pa., Seth Beitz from Juniata High School in Mifflintown, Pa., Nick Ruggear from Oxford High School in Oxford, Pa., and Cameron Kelly from Pittsford Mendon High School in Pittsford, N.Y

One thing continues to trouble me – what about Nate Morgan?

A month ago we saw Morgan, from McCook Nebraska, posing with his family at a press conference he called, ostensibly signing a national letter of intent to come to Penn State. Yet we’ve never heard a peep out of Sanderson or anyone else at PSU.

Is this kid coming here or not?

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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The 2010 Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling recruiting class has been tabbed the second-best in the nation by Intermat, the nationally recognized wrestling media organization that can be found at www.intermatwrestle.com. With five wrestlers ranked among the top 100 overall, Penn State narrowly trails Big Ten foe Iowa, who finished first with six in the top 100.

Penn State’s incoming class includes No. 2 Andrew Alton (Mill Hall, Pa.), No. 8 Dylan Alton (Mill Hall, Pa.), No. 22 Sam Sherlock (West Mifflin, Pa.), No. 54 Dirk Cowburn (Coudersport, Pa.) and No. 70 Hank Stinson (Voorhees, N.J.) as top-100 wrestlers as well as noted recruits Frank Martellotti (Pittsburgh, Pa.), Nick Ruggear (Oxford, Pa.), Seth Beitz (Juniata, Pa.) and Cameron Kelly (Pittsford, N.Y.).

via Penn State Wrestling’s 2010 Recruiting Class Ranked Second Nationally by Intermat – PENN STATE OFFICIAL ATHLETIC SITE.

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Penn State’s recruiting efforts never stopped when Andrew and Dylan Alton, Dirk Cowburn and Sam Sherlock faxed letters of intent to the wrestling office last fall.

By officially landing two-time New Jersey state champion Hank Stinson, Shady Side Academy’s Frank Martellotti, Juniata’s Seth Beitz, Oxford’s Nick Ruggear and Cameron Kelly of Pittsford (N.Y.), head coach Cael Sanderson added five wrestlers with combined 697-123 high school records to his first full recruiting class

via PSU adds another wave to touted wrestling class – Sports | Centre Daily Times – State College, PA.

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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The 2009-10 Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling recruiting class, already considered one of the nations best, has gotten even stronger with the addition of five talented new faces. Head coach Cael Sandersons incoming class has grown to nine with the new commitments.Penn States incoming class of freshmen has been joined by Hank Stinson Voorhees, N.J., Frank Martellotti Pittsburgh, Pa., Nick Ruggear Oxford, Pa., Seth Beitz Juniata, Pa. and Cameron Kelly Pittsford, N.Y..

via Nittany Lion Wrestling Team Adds Five Talented Athletes to 2009-10 Recruiting Class – PENN STATE OFFICIAL ATHLETIC SITE.

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Whether he was ordering bacon and eggs or visiting his barber, the older brother of Penn State’s celebrated first-year wrestling coach couldn’t escape the chatter.

“Everywhere I would go, whether it was getting breakfast or a haircut, people were saying they can’t wait for 2010-11,” associate head coach Cody Sanderson said. “People are excited about the recruits that are going to be in our lineup. But we left it at that. We owed it to the program to keep our focus on 2009-10.”

Such was the conundrum facing the start of Cael Sanderson’s tenure.

The future looked promising. But the present demanded unwavering attention.

via Sandersons shift to next season – Sports | Centre Daily Times – State College, PA.

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New York 26 WPIAL 21

112 Ryan Bohince Penn Trafford dec Brandon Ling Penfield NY 9-7
119 Damon McQueen Huntington NY dec Alex Dunaway McGuffey 6-1
125 Nick Arujau Syosset NY tech fall Carson Brooks Fox Chapel 19-0 3:36
130 Frank Martellotti Shady Side Academy dec Taylor Laraia Newburgh Free Academy NY 10-3
135 OW Cody Ruggirello Valley Central NY fall. Colton Blumer West Greene 3:52
140 Sam Lombardo Canon McMillan dec CJ Howard Pittsford NY 10-8
145 OW Andy Candiello North Allegheny dec Andy Rodriquez Central Islip NY 4-3 ro
152 Giuseppi Lanzi Amsterdam NY dec. Zack Shannon Kiski Area 2-1
160 Troy Reaghard West Allegheny dec Ryan Fox Huntington NY 2-1
171 Tyler Wilps Chartiers Valley dec Jon Glennon Lansing NY 2-1
189 Eric Shaffer Greater Latrobe dec Brandon Contreras Penfield NY 6-5
215 Kyle Colling Pioneer NY tech fall Brandon Fedorka Hopewell 19-3 4:15
285 Lance Moore Johnson City NY mdec Adam Lazenga Bethel Park 13-3

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HERSHEY, Pa. — Throughout his high school career, Matthew Cunningham gradually worked his way up the PIAA Class AA place-winner ladder before finally breaking through with a championship.

Shady Side Academy teammate, Frank Martellotti, won his title early on — as a freshman — and finished among the PIAA’s top three every year thereafter.

Both completed stellar high school careers and look forward to wrestling at Division I colleges.

Martellotti, a Penn State recruit who won PIAA gold in 2007, made his second appearance in a title match last week at Giant Center but lost, 4-3, to Boiling Springs’s; Joe Spisak at 130 pounds.

via Pinning glory.

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Guy Cipriano – gciprian@centredaily.com

UNIVERSITY PARK — The sights and sounds of last weekends PIAA Class AAA Wrestling Championships captivated one group of interested observers.

Penn State head coach Cael Sanderson and assistants Casey Cunningham and Cody Sanderson made stops in Hershey between the Nittany Lions’ preparations for the NCAA Championships, which begin Thursday in Omaha, Neb. The three-day event represented one of the few major tournaments Cael Sanderson, a four-time undefeated NCAA champion and Olympic gold medalist, had never attended.

“It’s a really impressive tournament,” he said Monday. “I didn’t really get a feel for what it takes even to make it to states until I was there. You look at the quality of every round. It was tough right out of the chute.

”Sanderson spent last Thursday evening and Friday in Hershey with Cunningham, the program’s assistant head coach and lead recruiter. Associate head coach Cody Sanderson watched the tournament’s conclusion with Cunningham, who rarely left a Giant Center suite occupied by veteran Pennsylvania wrestling fans.

via Wrestling riches – Penn State Sports | Centre Daily Times – State College, PA.

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