Davy Overcomes Nerves For Title
Published: February 19th, 2007
By: Patrick Newell

Davy overcomes nerves for title

BINGHAMTON – As Justin Davy stepped on the mat to take center stage in the biggest match of his career, the Bears senior was understandably nervous. Especially so since he was facing an opponent who had beaten him one week earlier.

“I was trying to keep myself from shaking,” Davy said as he recalled the moments before his 130-pound match with Waverly’s Jesse Carling. “I knew he already had a stalling call against him earlier in the third period, so I had to keep the pressure and keep going forward.”

Forward is indeed the most apt word for Davy’s 2006-2007 season. Davy completed a takedown on the edge of the mat with five seconds remaining in the third period to win the Section IV, Division II title, 3-1.

“I didn’t know the time at the end (when I got the takedown),” Davy said. “I just needed to keep the pressure on.”

Davy is one of three Bears moving onto the New York State tournament in two weeks at the Pepsi Arena in Albany joining mates Danny Gormley (96) and Kris Stafford (160). Steve Buchanan (275), dropped a 3-0 final to Steve Scarsella of Chenango Valley.

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