NBA fines Minnesota guard Edwards $75,000 for outburstThere is a bumper crop of returning talent in the state this year as seven of last year’s state champions will be returning to action. As they will be joined by three other state champions from the 2023 season who failed to repeat last winter, it looks like veteran talent will rule in Atlantic City this season. Yet nothing is certain, as two freshmen, Hanover Park’s Gabriella Conte at 100 and Ella Paolillo of High Point at 138, both won state titles. Here is a list of the returning champions and place winners, as well as those who have placed multiple times: Thea Rowland of Middletown South celebrates after she defeated Julia Fongaro of Boonton during 145 pound final at the 2024 NJSIAA State Girls Wrestling Championships at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ on 3/2/24. Chris Faytok | NJ Advance Media Returning state champions Liliana Alicea, Central Regional, Jr. 185 (2024) Shea Aretz, Buena, Jr., 132 (2024) Eva Altarimano, South Plainfield, Sr., 126 (2024) Gabriella Conte, Hanover Park, So., 100 (2024) Olivia Georges, Depaul Catholic, Jr., 145 (2023) Kylie Gudewitz, Howell, Jr., 114 (2024) Eva Paolillo, High Point, So., 138 (2024) Thea Rowland, Middletown South, 145, (2024) Ari Tyson, Cherry Hill West, Sr., 165 (2023) Paige Weiss, Sparta, Jr., 100 (2023) Saniyah Queen of St. Thomas Aquinas (top) takes down Boonton's Samira Kupa in the 145 pound semifinal of the Lady Minuteman Classic high school girl wrestling tournament in Elizabeth on Sunday afternoon. Queen won by fall to move up to the finals. 01/08/2023 Steve Hockstein | For NJ Advance Three time place winners Julia Fongaro, Boonton, Sr., 2nd, 145 (2024), 4th, 132 (2023), 2nd, 126 (2022) Caitlin Hart, Vernon, Sr., 4th, 185 (2024), 3rd, 185 (2023), 5th, 185 (2022) Samira Kupa, Boonton, Sr., 6th, 152 (2024), 3rd, 145 (2023), 5th, 145 (2022) Saniyah Queen, St. Thomas Aquinas, Sr., 4th, 145 (2024), 2nd, 145 (2023), 6th, 126 (Elizabeth-2022) Kloi Tighe, Gloucester City, Sr., 4th, 107 (2024), 3rd, 100 (2023), 6th, 107 (2022) Ari Tyson, Cherry Hill West, Sr., 2nd, 165 (2024), 1st, 165 (2023), 3rd, 185 (2022) Eva Altamirano (South Plainfield) won in sudden victory overtime against Liliana Zaku-Ramos (Newton) in a 126-pound semifinal bout at the 2024 NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships, Friday, March 1, 2024 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Two time place winners Eva Altamirano, South Plainfield, Sr., 1st, 126 (2024), 6th (2023) Shea Aretz, Buena, Jr., 1st, 132 (2024), 8th, 126 (2023) Caroline Biegel, Depaul Catholic, Sr., 3rd, 235 (2024), 2nd, 235 (Lakeland-2023) Kamila Castro, Ridgewood, Sr., 3rd, 152 (2024), 2nd, 152 (2023) Samantha Domask, Palmyra, Jr., 4th, 235 (2024), 8th, 235 (2023) Abbigale Dudley, Rancocas Valley, Jr., 4th, 152 (2024), 5th, 152 (2023) Briana Dugo, Jackson Memorial, Jr., 8th 120 (2024), 6th, 120 (2023) Olivia Georges, Depaul Catholic, Jr., 3rd, 145 (2024), 1st, 145 (2023) Kylie Gudewitz, Howell, Jr., 1st, 114 (2024), 3rd, 107 (2023) Samantha Henrich, Southern, Sr., 7th, 138 (2024), 5th, 145 (2023) Rosabella Kearns, Freehold Township, Sr., 5th, 138 (2024), 7th, 132 (2023) Emma Mees, Paramus, Sr., 5th, 152 (2024), 3rd, 152 (2023) Daniela Palacios, Lakewood, Sr., 7th, 185 (2024), 7th, 165, (2023) Jada Picardo, Pennsauken, Jr., 2nd, 126 (2024), 4th, 114 (2023) Saharia Quamina, Bloomfield, Jr., 5th, 235 (2024), 7th, 185 (2023) Thea Rowland, Middletown South, Sr., 1st, 145 (2024), 4th, 145 (2023) Reagan Roxas, Kingsway, Jr., 5th, 120 (2024), 4th, 120 (2023) Paige Weiss, Sparta, Jr., 4th 114 (2024), 1st, 100 (2023) Princessstorm Woody, Trenton, Jr., 3rd, 107 (2024), 5th, 100 (2023) Shaelie Young, Gateway, Sr., 3rd, 185 (2024), 2nd, 185 (2022) Gabriella Conte of Hanover Park defeated Francesca Gusfa of Ridgewood during 100 pound final at the 2024 NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ on 3/2/24. Scott Faytok | NJ Advance Media Returning place winners 100 pounds 1-Gabriella Conte, Hanover Park, So. 2-Francesca Gusfa, Ridgewood, Jr. 3-Emelly Diaz Santos, Morris Hills, So. 4-Ava Bonilla, Jackson Memorial, Jr. 5-Emerson Lewis, Millville, Jr. 6-Olivia McCormick, Lakeland, Sr. 7-Emma Acampora, Bordentown, Jr. 8-Maya Pasternak, Cherry Hill East, Jr. 107 pounds 3-Princessstorm Woody, Trenton, Jr. 4-Kloi Tighe, Gloucester City, Sr. 5-Madison Rucci, Jackson Memorial, Jr. 6-Isabella Bonilla, St. Thomas Aquinas, So. 7-Madelyn Carmichael, Montville, Jr. 8-Lily Henderson, Vernon, Sr. 114 pounds 1-Kylie Gudewitz, Howell, Jr. 3-Madison Blumenthal, Bordentown, Jr. 4-Paige Weiss, Sparta, Jr. 6-Cami Bird, Egg Harbor, Jr. 120 pounds 3-Grace Riley, Paramus Catholic, Sr. 4-Sophia Klecha, Pequannock, Jr. 5-Reagan Roxas, Kingsway, Jr. 7-Jocelyn Danbe, River Dell, So. 8-Briana Dugo, Jackson Memorial, Jr. 126 pounds 1-Eva Altamirano, South Plainfield, Sr. 2-Jada Pichardo, Pennsauken, Sr. 5-Belle Konopka, Seneca, Sr. 7-Dominique Lopez, Jackson Memorial, Sr. 132 pounds 1-Shea Aretz, Buena, Jr. 3-Lamiah Berry, Absegami, So. 4-Leila Gearl, Southern, So. 5-Mariana Puzycki, Bayonne, Jr. 6-Natalie Tucker, Vernon, Sr. 138 pounds 1-Ella Poalillo, High Point, So. 2-Eva Barry, Newton, Jr. 3-Sonia Balwas, Paramus, Sr. 5-Rosabella Kearns, Freehold Twp., Sr. 7-Samantha Henrich, Southern, Sr. 8-Riley Conaty, North Hunterdon, Sr. 145 pounds 1-Thea Rowland, Middletown South, Sr. 2-Julia Fongaro, Boonton, Sr. 3-Olivia Georges, Depaul Catholic, Jr. 4-Saniyah Queen, St. Thomas Aquinas, Sr. 5-Leanna Noel, Bloomfield, Jr. 7-Samantha Goworek, Indian Hills, Sr. 8-Brigid Hatton, Raritan, Sr. 152 pounds 2-Alexus Paden, Clayton, Jr. 3-Kamila Castro, Ridgewood, Sr. 4-Abbigale Dudley, Rancocas Valley, Jr. 5-Emma Mees, Paramus, Sr. 6-Samira Kupa, Boonton, Sr. 7-Catalina Santiago, Gloucester City, Sr. 8-Vanessa Cuate, Lakewood, Sr. 165 pounds 2-Ari Tyson, Cherry Hill West, Sr. 3-Solaris Paul, JFK Iselin, Sr. 4-Aaliyah Matias, Perth Amboy, Jr. 7-Carina Rivera, Nutley, Sr. 8-Ella Johnson, Steinert, So. 185 pounds 1-Liliana Alicea, Central Regional, Jr. 2-Naylani Delvalle, North Plainfield, Sr. 3-Shaelie Young, Gateway, Sr. 4-Caitlin Hart, Vernon, Sr. 7-Daniela Palacios, Lakewood, Sr. 235 pounds 3-Caroline Biegel, Depaul Catholic, Sr. 4-Samantha Domask, Palmyra, Jr. 5-Saharia Quamina, Bloomfield, Jr. 7-Giavonna Farrell-Byers, Howell, Jr. The N.J. 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Bryce Thompson scored 17 points and achieved a milestone as Oklahoma State defeated Miami 80-74 on Friday afternoon in a Charleston Classic consolation game in Charleston, S.C. Thompson made 6-of-14 shots from the floor, surpassing 1,000 points for his career at Oklahoma State (4-1), which also got 15 points from Marchelus Avery. The Cowboys won in large part thanks to their impressive 3-point shooting (10-for-22, 45.5 percent). Oklahoma State backup guard Arturo Dean, a Miami native, posted eight points and one steal. He led the nation in steals last season while playing for Florida International. Miami (3-2) has lost two straight games in Charleston, failing to take a lead at any point. They will play on Sunday against either Nevada or VCU. The Hurricanes on Friday were led by Nijel Pack, who had a game-high 20 points. Brandon Johnson had a double-double for Miami with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Matthew Cleveland scored 11 points and Lynn Kidd and Paul Djobet added 10 points apiece for Miami. Miami, which fell behind 7-0 in Thursday's loss to Drake, got behind 9-0 on Friday as Abou Ousmane scored six of his eight points. Oklahoma State stretched its lead to 18 before settling for a 43-27 advantage at the break. Pack led all first-half scorers with 10 points, but Miami shot just 29.6 percent from the floor, including 3-of-13 on 3-pointers (23.1). Oklahoma State shot 48.4 percent, including 8-for-15 on 3-pointers (53.3 percent) before intermission. The Cowboys also had a 14-8 edge in paint points. In the second half, Miami closed its 20-point deficit to 55-42 with 12:12 left. Miami got a bit closer as two straight short jumpers by Kidd, trimming the deficit to 73-62 with 3:25 to play. The Hurricanes cut it to 77-70 on Pack's 3-pointer with 34 seconds remaining, but the Cowboys hit their free throws to close out the win. --Field Level Media

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