98  Gabriel Mooney (Minnesota) dec. Paul Donahoe (Michgain) 8-6.  Mooney stormed to an 8-0 lead early, but a counter exposure and a gutwrench brought the score to 8-4 at the break.  Two takedowns for Donahoe got within 8-6, but he couldn't score from the top position.    105.5  Mack Reiter (Iowa) tech fall  Michael Goslicky (Pennsylvania) 12-2.  Reiter, last year's cadet champion, turned and tilted Goslicky almost at will.  Goslicky's two points were a couter to Reiter's back, but from there on out, Reiter dominated.    114.5  Mark Moos (Ohio) dec. Sam Hazewinkel (Florida) 13-12.  Hazewinkel started the match with a five point high amplitude throw, but Moos battled back with two takedowns before the break.  Starting the second with Hazewinkel leading 5-2, Moos and Hazewinkel traded takedowns, then Moos used two exposures to jump to a 7-6 lead.  Back and forth reversals and exposures racked up the points quickly.  Moos drove Hazewinkel out of bounds with a double, taking a 13-11 lead.  Hazewinkel answered with a takedown with 20 seconds to go to get within 13-12, but standing with :02 remaining, Moos hung on for the title.    123  Travis Lee (Hawaii) dec. Nick Simmons (Michigan) 3-1.  Lee used a takedown to jump to a 1-0 lead at the break.  Simmons used a hand-to-hand gutwrench to tie the match, Lee answered with a reversal and a takedown to deny Simmons his fourth junior national championship.  Lee, who days earlier brought Hawaii its first junior national champion, is a double winner.    132  Teyon Ware (Oklahoma) dec. Dave Hoffman (Pennsylvania) 9-4.  Ware led 2-1 at the break, Hoffman took the lead in the second with a takedown and a hand-to-hand gutwrench.  The lead was short-lived as Ware threw Hoffman for three points on the edge of the mat.  Adding a gutwrench and a dump, both for two points, Ware won his second junior national freestyle championship.    143  Ron Tarquinio (Pennsylvania) dec. Ben Cherrington (Colorado) 9-6.  Back and forth, Tarquinio took the lead on a flurry late in the match, and added two takedowns after a gut and exposure to win the title.      154  Derek Zinck (Pennsylvania) dec. Zach Esposito (New Jersey) 7-4.  Zinck took a 4-0 lead early, but Esposito used a reversal and three takedowns to tie the match at 4.  Zinck's takedown with :30 seconds remaining and subsequent gutwrench brough him a title to Pennsylvania.    165  Johnny Hendricks (Oklahoma) tech fall Matt Herrington (New York) 10-0, 2:40.  Hendricks dominated the field, and used a barrage of takedowns, exposures and his final gut wrench ended the match with the score 10-0 in his favor.    178  Hetag Pliev (Ohio) dec. Willie Parks (Colorado) 4-2.  Pliev added another championship in freestyle, jumping up to the junior division and used a takedown and two backs and extra point to secure a 4-2 victory.  Parks scored on two takedowns.    191.5  Jeff Clemens (Ohio) dec. Andy Rios (Ohio) 6-5.  In a battle of instate rivals, Clements rebounded from an early 3-0 defecit  with exposure points and two takedowns.  Rios got within a point and was in deep on a shot, but didn't finish, it could have tied the match.      220  Matt Feast (Pennsylvania) tech fall Criston Bietz (South Dakota) 16-5, 5:59.  After a slow start where both wrestlers traded points, Feast led 5-2 at the break.  He jumped out to a big lead after locking up a cradle and scoring exposure points and back points.  Feast is a double champion, winning Greco earlier in the week.    HWT  Steven Mocco (New Jersey) pin Cain Velasquez (Arizona) 3:25.  Mocco scored two quick takedowns early, gutted Velasquez twice and then finished him off with his patented footsweep.  Mocco took him to his back immediately for the fall.