Charlotte, NC – Following the recommendations from the NJCAA Presidential Advisory Council and the NJCAA Board of Regents, the NJCAA has announced its adjusted plan of action for the upcoming 2020-21 academic year. Following the Board of Regents’ vote on Monday, a majority of competition will be moved to the spring semester.
Curtis Thomas, a Delsea Regional High School graduate, has signed a NJCAA Letter of Intent with Rowan College South Jersey Gloucester to wrestle, beginning in the Fall 2019 semester.
RCSJ Gloucester wrestling is excited to announce the signing of Buena Regional High School wrestler Jaden Roberts to a national letter of intent for the 2019-2020 season.
WRESTLING | Roadrunners welcome Corey Fischer as he signed his National Letter of Intent at @RowanCollege.
Fischer was 1st Team All-South Jersey, a District and Region Champion, and placed 4th at NJ States.
Went 42-3 as a senior �� at West Deptford HS.
Corey joins his brother Dylan who is a returning @NJCAA Wrestling District Champion. Older brother Mark was a National Qualifier and will come on board as a graduate assistant. Others in photos include Asst. Coach Alex Reeves, AD Brian Rowan, and RCGC President Fred Keating.
Head Coach Dan Antonelli on the Corey Fischer LOI signing: “Roadrunner Wrestling excited to add a wrestler of Corey’s caliber and character. Will be an exciting year with the Fischer brothers competing together next year!”
RCGC wrestling is excited to announce the signing of Gloucester City heavyweight wrestler Matt Cruz to a national letter of intent for the 2019-2020 season.
Jon Stokes, a senior at Delsea High School, has signed a NJCAA Letter of Intent with Rowan College at Gloucester County to wrestle beginning in the Fall/winter 2019 semester.
RCGC freshman Dylan Fischer won his first two bouts in Friday competition to advance to the NJCAA National Championship Quarterfinal round during early action at the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, Iowa to lead a group of six Roadrunners competing in the national tournament. The Runners' Tyler Baer (174 pounds) and Anthony Pencook (141) also enjoyed solid results on opening day, each winning two bouts to remain alive early in the tournament.
At the beginning of the 2018-19 season, RCGC freshman wrestler Dylan Fischer experienced the growing pains of transitioning from high school to collegiate athletics. But Dylan, a 2017 West Deptford High graduate and a two-time district champion, shook off the cob webs and began experiencing success as a Roadrunner early and often.
The NJCAA Eastern District II Wrestling Tournament will be held at Lackawanna College on Saturday, February 16, 2019. Admission is free. Check back here for results throughout the weekend.
First-year RCGC wrestling coach Dan Antonelli doesn’t like to engage in speculation when it concerns championship tournaments, and this weekends’ NJCAA Eastern II District Tournament at Lackawanna College is no exception.
The Roadrunners' wrestling team captured their final home dual match of the season as Dylan Skidmore, Dylan Fischer, Tyler Baer and John Fountain each grab key wins in a 34-15 win over the Rutgers University Club team Friday evening on sophomore night.
The RCGC wrestling program has experienced a solid turnaround during the 2018-19 season as was evident by last weekend's Garden State Athletic Conference Championship run at the Roadrunner Athletic Complex. The Runners scored decisive wins over Bergen, Middlesex and Camden County in a tournament that allowed the local team to hoist the GSAC Championship banner for the first time in several seasons.
Rowan College at Gloucester County has been selected to host the 2019 Garden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) Wrestling Championships on Saturday, January 26th.
The GSACs are scheduled to begin at 11:00am with weigh-ins taking place one hour prior.
The Garden State Athletic Conference Championship banner has returned to Rowan College at Gloucester County! The 2018-19 Roadrunners, under the guidance of first-year coach Dan Antonelli, closed the deal Saturday afternoon in the RCGC Athletic Complex by rolling to consecutive wins over Bergen County (63-3), Middlesex (34-22), and Camden County (54-0).
Heading into this weekend's Garden State Athletic Conference Wrestling Championships, no one may be more ready to take home a title than sophomore 157-pounder Dylan Skidmore.
It didn’t take much to convince first-year Roadrunner wrestler Tyler Baer to return to the mats after a two-year layoff following a solid career at Pitman High School.
Roadrunner wrestling prepares to swing into the 2019 portion of its current season with a road trip Saturday, January 12, to Muhlenberg College for the Muhlenberg College Duals.
Rowan College at Gloucester County has been selected to host the 2019 Garden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) Wrestling Championships on Saturday, January 26th.
Dylan Fischer and Dylan Skidmore are in a groove, and that is great news for RCGC's wrestling team. Fischer, a 165-pounder, and Skidmore, a 157-pounder, are hitting their peaks just in time under coach Dan Antonelli.
Signs of positive progress are everywhere within the Roadrunners' roster as coach Dan Antonelli guides his team past the early portion of the 2018-19 campaign. With a 2-2 dual meet record and strong outings against tough competition, RCGC has plenty to look forward to. Early signs indicate the Roadrunners will be a possible contender later this season when they participate in the Garden State Athletic Conference Championships and later in the Districts leading up to the JUCO Nationals in late winter.
The good news for RCGC wrestling coach Dan Antonelli is that his lineup is beginning to round out nicely. A case in point is in the Roadrunners' upper weights, where 197-pounder Bubba Norris (Gateway) and heavyweight John Fountain (Deptford) are beginning to get in a groove.
The Roadrunner Athletic Department would like to wish all of our supporters a Happy Thanksgiving 2018! We would also like to thank our fabulous coaches, athletes, administrators and staff for their efforts in making 2018 one of our most successful seasons ever!
First-year wrestler Dylan Fischer recorded a pair of falls in dual meets against Gettysburg College and The University of Scranton to help the Roadrunners to a solid showing at the Green Terror Duals at McDaniel College. The Runners battled to a respectable 1-2 team finish with a win over UMBC and close losses to D-III Gettysburg College and Scranton.
Former West Deptford wrestling standout Dylan Fischer won 4 of 6 matches at 165 pounds to lead the way for the Roadrunners in Saturday's competition at the East Stroudsburg Open at ESU.
Opening day of the 2018-19 RCGC wrestling season proved to be amazingly positive, if not somewhat surprising given the number of first-year athletes that make up the Roadrunner roster.
In the debut of first-year head coach Dan Antonelli, the Roadrunners looked more like an entrenched, veteran and savvy team as they thoroughly dismantled Temple University’s club squad by a 43-10 score before a large home crowd Saturday.
Simply judging by the numbers, the RCGC wrestling team should take a big step forward this winter under first-year head coach Dan Antonelli.
The former Clayton-Glassboro High coach has already accomplished one of his primary goals before the new season has even started – building the roster up to respectable numbers. On that point, Antonelli begins the season with a solid team of 20 wrestlers, many of whom have the talent to flourish in collegiate post-season competition later this winter. Of the current group of 20, only one wrestler – second-year standout Dylan Skidmore – returns from a year ago.
When Roadrunner Athletics announced this past spring that veteran South Jersey coach Dan Antonelli would take over the reigns of the RCGC wrestling program, you knew the team would make some instant progress in recruiting local athletes.
Antonelli, who collected more than 300 wins as head coach at Clayton/Glassboro high schools, got to work right away and has not disappointed. In just under 2 months, he has rebuilt the numbers on the Roadrunners' roster to 16 wrestlers and is hoping the program enjoys a successful 2018-19 season.
New RCGC Wrestling Coach Dan Antonelli has always relied on building relationships as his personal formula for success.
"When you build positive and meaningful relationships with your wrestlers, your staff and your administration, you will have success," said Antonelli, a familiar and highly regarded name in the South Jersey wrestling community. "I love building relationships – this is what coaching is all about for me."
Roadrunner Athletics is happy to welcome Antonelli as its new head wrestling coach effective immediately. The hiring was announced by Brian Rowan, Executive Director of Athletics.
NJCAA Announces Return to Play Plan for 2020-21: See Updated Schedules Here!
July 14, 2020Charlotte, NC – Following the recommendations from the NJCAA Presidential Advisory Council and the NJCAA Board of Regents, the NJCAA has announced its adjusted plan of action for the upcoming 2020-21 academic year. Following the Board of Regents’ vote on Monday, a majority of competition will be moved to the spring semester.
