Rocky Point's Aidan Gets Win #100

By Tom Barton | Mar 14, 2025 | Sports

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Rocky Point Eagles wrestler Barry Aidan set another milestone in a fantastic season this week.

Aidan won his 100th career match. A few weeks ago, the Rocky Point senior won the 170-pound final at the Suffolk County Championships.

Aidan dominated the match with an impressive 12-1 victory en route to clinching a spot at the New York State Wrestling Championships at Stony Brook University over James Dauch of West Babylon.

Last year Aidan placed third in Suffolk Division I and then went on to take eighth place at the state tournament at 170 pounds.

Organizations Included in this History

Rocky Point High School

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