Coach Caffelle and Coach Steastedt in early action |
Peckham was a legend of Massachusetts Wrestling and is a member of the Massachusetts Wrestling Coaches Hall of Fame as well. The tournament has grown and evolved over the years and has also become a celebration of coach Bartosek- who is really the "father of wrestling" in Canton.
For the past 9 seasons, the Bulldogs have been coached by Brian Caffelle- one of Bartosek's most impressive wrestlers back in his wrestling days. Caffelle has done an amazing job in keeping this local tradition alive and thriving up until this very day- the 22nd year.
Participating in this year's tournament were Canton, Stoughton, King Philip, Norton, Xaverian, Sharon, Milton, Mansfield, Randolph, Southeastern Regional, and New Bedford.
Advancing to the Finals in their weight classes for the Bulldogs were:
- Senior Harry Carter was runner-up at 126lb
- Senior Jordan Neundorf was runner-up at 160lb
-Freshman Zach Peters was 3rd at 106
Today's tournament featured our two state-of-the-art Wrestling mats. One which was donated by EM Duggan Company and the other through the generous donations of so many including major support from the CHS Athletic Booster Club.
As Athletic Director, I can truly say that there is no other single athletic event held at CHS each year that is as impressive, competitive and ambitious as this annual tradition. It exudes teamwork, sportsmanship, hard work, perseverance, positive culture, tradition and the positive nature of competition- all in honor of some great role models. What else can you ask from a high school athletic event/experience?
The Bulldogs return home to CHS after a brief road trip as they host perennial Davenport power North Attleboro on January 16th at 7:00pm. It's an exciting team to watch.
Bulldog Dom Sica in the first match of the day |
Advancing to the Finals in their weight classes for the Bulldogs were:
- Senior Harry Carter was runner-up at 126lb
- Senior Jordan Neundorf was runner-up at 160lb
-Freshman Zach Peters was 3rd at 106
Thanks to EM Duggan for our amazing mat |
As Athletic Director, I can truly say that there is no other single athletic event held at CHS each year that is as impressive, competitive and ambitious as this annual tradition. It exudes teamwork, sportsmanship, hard work, perseverance, positive culture, tradition and the positive nature of competition- all in honor of some great role models. What else can you ask from a high school athletic event/experience?
The Bulldogs return home to CHS after a brief road trip as they host perennial Davenport power North Attleboro on January 16th at 7:00pm. It's an exciting team to watch.