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Patrick Malaghan (103 pounds)
Malaghan racked up a 36-4 overall record this year, finishing first not only in the state meet, but also claiming titles in the Rhode Island Southern Newspaper Invitational and the Hurricane Invitational.
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Michael Meyers (112 pounds)
An impressive, hard-working freshman, Meyers racked up a 41-1 record, losing only in the final match of the New Englands, settling for a second-place finish there.
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Conor Breagy (119 pounds)
Breagy, a second-place finisher in the freshman state tournament two years ago who missed his sophomore year because of a broken wrist, defeated a defending state champion in capturing his weight class this year.
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Shawn Giblin (125 pounds)
In winning his third straight state title and helping Cranston West capture its third consecutive Rhode Island team crown, Giblin has the opportunity to become only the second wrestler in Rhode Island history to win four individual state championships.
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Jessy Penney (130 pounds)
After two years of second-place finishes, Feeley finally broke through and claimed a championship, notching a 5-0 triumph in his title match this year.
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Colin Feeley (135 pounds)
After two years of second-place finishes, Feeley finally broke through and claimed a championship, notching a 5-0 triumph in his title match this year.
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Jacob Mathews (140 pounds)
A runner-up in the states at 140 a year ago, Mathews was not to be denied this year in claiming the crown, and he went on to a second-place finish in the New Englands.
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Ethan Farrell (145 pounds)
Farrell, who posted a 15-1 dual-meet record, was named the MVP after winning his weight class in the Hurricane Invitational.
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James Creamer (152 pounds)
A 13-3 dual-meet record preceded Creamer’s state championship, which helped Narragansett finish fourth as a team at the Rhode Island meet.
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Connor Nelson (160 pounds)
Nelson was named the overall Outstanding Wrestler in the state meet, becoming the first South Kingstown wrestler to be so honored in the history of the program, which dates back to 1975.
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Stephen Saul (171 pounds)
Saul, who missed the state tournament last year because of an injury, notched a spotless 15-0 dual-meet record this season en route to winning a state title.
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Douglas Johnson (189 pounds)
Johnson, who lost by one point in the finals a year ago, avenged that disappointment by rolling to a 12-2 triumph in his title match this year.
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Tim Bulk (215 pounds)
Bulk, who missed the Division II sectional meet because of a medical issue, entered the state tournament as the final seed and won five matches in claiming his championship.
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