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MALVERN &#8212; The Wyoming Seminary wrestling team won its 10th straight Pennsylvania Independent Schools Wrestling Tournament on Saturday breaking the team record for points for the second straight year.On Saturday at Malvern Prep, the Blue Knights crowned 10 champions en route to 378.5 points to break the previous points record they set last year of 375.Sem had 10 finalists in the event with Benny Baker (113 pounds), Jack Davis (120), Jake Riegel (126), Trent Olson (132), Patrick Munn (138), Mason Manville (152), Will Verallis (160), Greg Kleinsmith (170), Nick Reenan (195) and Mike Rogers (285) all claiming golds.Jake Hendricks (145), Christian Dietrich (182) and Will Hilliard (220) were all silver medalists, while 106-pounder Justin Hoyle placed third.Olson, Verallis, Reenan and Rogers all repeated as state champs as the team finished 101 points ahead of second-place Malvern Prep.Up next for Sem is the National Prep Championships, which will be held on Friday and Saturday at Lehigh University&#8217;s Stabler Arena in Bethlehem. The Blue Knights, currently ranked second in the nation, will look to win their second national title in three years and will try to knock off defending national champ Blair Academy, which defeated Sem in a dual last month.Coughlin 34, Lake-Lehman 25Jake Brown (126 pounds) earned a pin for the Class 3A Crusaders against the District 2 Class 2A champion Black Knights.The Knights won five of the nine contested bouts and had three forfeits. Robert Long (106) won by fall for Lehman.COLLEGESMEN&#8217;S BASKETBALLMisericordia 89,Manhattanville 77The Cougars racked up 53 points in the second half to wipe away a four-point deficit on the road and clinch the No. 2 seed in next week&#8217;s Freedom Conference tournament.Tunkhannock grad James Hawk finished with 26 points and nine rebounds while Griffin Sponaugle and Jason Kenny scored 15 points apiece.The win allowed Misericordia to grab home-court advantage for Wednesday&#8217;s semifinal matchup against Delaware Valley, a rematch of last season&#8217;s title game.WOMEN&#8217;S BASKETBALLManhattanville 75,Misericordia 63Justine Seely scored 19 points to top the Cougars in their final game of the season. Japriya Carroll added 11 points with Rachel Carmody and Shannon Croasdale finishing with nine apiece.The Valiants broke open the game in the third quarter, outscoring Misericordia 32-11 in the frame.TRACK AND FIELDSusquehanna OpenSarah Wigg and Reilly Wagner each won an event for Misericordia at the Susquehanna Open. Wigg won the weight throw (15.6) while Wagner won the high jump (1.64) to lead the Cougars.Oniesha Clarke set a school record in the 60-meter dash (7.71), finishing second in both the 60 and the 200-meter dash.On the men&#8217;s side, Mike Harth turned in two top-five finishes, taking second in the 200-meter dash and fifth in the 60-meter dash.King&#8217;s also competed at the event, with Jill Korgeski taking second in the shot put. Tyler Maxwell topped the Monarch men with a fifth-place finish in the weight throw.MEN&#8217;S LACROSSEKing&#8217;s 17, Keystone 6In his first college game, Monarchs freshman Brian Steiger tied a school record with six goals in the 2016 opener. Steiger became the fourth player in program history to score six goals in a game and the first in more than a decade.Michael Paniccia and Evans Lawshe added two goals apiece.H.S. WRESTLINGCoughlin 34, Lake-Lehman 25106 &#8212; Long (LL) pinned Morrow, 3:16; 113 &#8212; Schuler (LL) dec Rey, 9-6; 120 &#8212; Pahler (COU) dec Kolb, 5-1; 126 &#8212; Ja. Brown (COU) pinned Meehan, 0:54; 132 &#8212; Clark (COU) won by forfeit; 138 &#8212; Lipski (LL) dec Jo. Brown, 4-2; 145 &#8212; Costano (COU) won by forfeit; 152 &#8212; M. Brown (COU) dec Tomolonis, 5-1; 160 &#8212; Chronowski (COU) won by forfeit; 170 &#8212; Kenzakoski (COU) maj dec Hadsall 9-0; 182 &#8212; No contest; 195 &#8212; Harry (LL) won by forfeit; 220 &#8212; Slivinski (LL) maj dec Marinko, 12-4; 285 &#8212; Konigus (LL) dec Harrison, 2-1.Note: Match started at 220 pounds<div class="metaInfo"><bylineMeta>Times Leader</bylineMeta></div><div class="metaInfo"><shirttailMeta>Reach Times Leader sports at 570-829-7143 or on Twitter @TLsports</shirttailMeta></div>

Wyoming Seminary wrestlers break record, win 10th straight PA title