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False pressures and perceptions: An open letter to the Bellingham City CouncilPermalink +
Sat, Aug 18, 2012, 7:39 am // Larry Horowitz
Dear Members of Council:
During a recent conversation with a member of City Council, we discussed Bellingham's obligation to accommodate population growth.
As you know, under the GMA, the City's primary responsibility is to "identify sufficient land for housing." [RCW 36.70A.070(2)(c)] This is accomplished through the City's land supply analysis, which compares projected population growth with the City's capacity for new housing. If the analysis determines there is sufficient land for housing, then the City has complied with the GMA.
The most recently published land supply analysis is included in the City's Comp Plan and was prepared more than six years ago, on April 25, 2006, based on the July 2005 database.
Citizens often hear Council members describe "the pressure of trying to figure out how to accommodate population." The truth is, if the City's land supply analysis indicates the City has sufficient land for housing, then there should be no pressure on Council at all.
Question: Has any member of Council seen a land supply analysis that is more current than the April 2006 analysis in the City's Comp Plan?
If not, then how does Council know whether or not any action needs to be taken to accommodate population and comply with the GMA? Is this pressure real or simply perceived?
Since the land supply analysis was last published, the City added to its UGA – and then annexed – the King Mountain neighborhood. Has the addition of King Mountain been considered in the City's housing capacity?
Since the land supply analysis was last published, the City approved a new Parks Plan that reduced, by 1,132 acres, the number of parkland acres the City expects to purchase. Now that the City will not purchase these 1,132 acres, isn't this land available for residential development?
How many of these acres are developable, and how many new residents will this land accommodate? Has this additional capacity been considered in the City's land supply analysis?
Before succumbing to the pressure of trying to figure out how to accommodate population, wouldn't it be prudent to first find out if the pressure really exists?
On a related topic, during our conversation the Councilmember observed that "whether or not we need more housing capacity, many people want the economic results (real or perceived) of more capacity." I'd like to address this observation and perception.
In its Aug 2012 edition, the Economic Development Quarterly published an article titled Relationship Between Growth and Prosperity in the 100 Largest U.S. Metropolitan Areas. This research paper analyzes the growth rate, per capita income, unemployment rate, and poverty rate of the 100 largest metropolitan areas from 2000 to 2009. According to the article's abstract:
"The study finds that faster growth rates are associated with lower incomes, greater income declines, and higher poverty rates. Unemployment rates tend to be higher in faster growing areas… The 25 slowest growing metro areas outperformed the 25 fastest growing in every category and averaged $8,455 more in per capita personal income in 2009."
In other words, the perceived economic benefits of higher population growth rates simply don't translate into reality.
A final question: Are the actions taken by Council - when responding to "the pressure of trying to figure out how to accommodate population" and the false perception that population growth generates real economic benefit - actually making Bellingham better?
Or are these actions simply making Bellingham bigger?
Wendy Harris // Sat, Aug 18, 2012, 2:58 pm
Larry, again you raise very good points that warrant a broader public discussion. The studies I am aware of connect more growth with higher costs of living due to greater infrastructure and increased social services, adding an important factor to the points you have raised… the public ends up subsidizing the cost of growth. Impact fees reduce the amount of the subsidy but do not eliminate it. Which goes back to the point of your article.. making sure that we do not grow for the sake of growing, but grow when there is a legitimate need.
I think your questions are particularly timely. I am concerned about the recent Interlocal Agreement between the City/County that included a provision regarding urban infill and off-site County mitigation. This would pave the way for more construction in City critical areas and destruction of existing wetlands and habitat.
I am sitting back and watching how long it will take someone to provide us with distorted analysis based on U.S. Census figures, disingenuous pleas for affordable housing and the need for more rentals.
Mike Rostron // Sat, Aug 18, 2012, 5:26 pm
Advocating for population growth is irresponsible at a time when we cannot even figure out how to keep our water supply from steady deterioration for the people who already live here.
We seem to be putting the interests of those phantom folks who may move here (if properly encouraged by developers and gung-ho business and city growth advocates) ahead of the interests of the citizens who already live here.
The real discussion we should be having is whether and how much we want to grow our population. If there is a consensus that we want to remain a small city we can enact policies that discourage rapid growth. We do not necessarily have to follow the path of Seattle or Tacoma. Growth here is not inevitable, it is being actively encouraged.
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PVP Empty?
Ok, recently, ive been just looking around the ijji forum and found about how PVP is doing...
Im guessing it is doing horrible, correct me if im wrong please...
Tias are impossible to "Touch"
and Krieg's are just "Hax"
I'm also hearing that no one bothers to PVP anymore because of the messed up skills...some poster said that Zero did 6.5k Dfist(that would've killed me instantly if i still played) Whats the deal with PVP Nowadays? :py25:
tias and krieg are the most fun to play, one mistake = death
zero does that much with all the effects, but anyone can do that much with 1k str
pvp is just as empty as it always was, no big deal
PvP just got less popular, I don't know why, probably because of possible overpowering Tias/Kriegs that people think may lurk around.
Tia and Krieg are "overpowered" because their skill damages got a major buff. Krieg gets endurance frames and major damage boosts, Tia gets major damage boosts.
I for one just want to do combos :< sadly I'm resorting to myth-grinding due to not a lot of open PvP rooms.
combos are still there, just can't let them drop anymore
i for one still combo, teleport dragon still pwns all chars
*cough* Spammer *Cough*
So....is it worth coming back for PVP?
If so, should i still stick with Sieg, or some other character?
If not...then ill keep switching with games
its not worth coming back, at most 5 pvp rooms per weekday and 10 pvp rooms per weekend.
Most of tias i know quit pvp due to "balance" patch, no one wants to fight them.
Coupled with lag, lame patches that make pvp more boring and dying in 1 shot by everyone I'd say pvp is not worth it anymore.
Lunia is barely worth it anymore, I come online for 5 minutes per day average.
How are Dainn and Sieg?
Can they lay a finger on TIas or Kriegs, or even at LEAST take off one life?
siegs vs tias? that's easy stuff.. mdef removes dark fog, not to mention he's vit char so dark fog doesn't do more than 50% and the cd too long to use a 2nd time
u might have problems with air prison though, but not too many tias abuse that one
krieg is just too op.. i dont think yuki can even kill krieg, not many kriegs to fight for me to know.
i own tias though, midair can rarely hit me... dark fog is only 50% hp, my full freeze combo does more than that
dainns are screwed against everyone, y do u think kck complains so much
here's how it is compared to the OP'est char in the game.. fluoride
i think he still 3-0's tias.. but sometimes they'll get lucky with a 3-2
kriegs on the other hand, can actually beat him at approximately 50% of the time
disturbance and adamantite are hell to fight
of course you can lay a finger on tias or kriegs, but when they lay their finger on you it'll be like half your hp gone or more depending if they crit or not
I lay fingers on Tias and they vanish! not so much kriegs
I may hit up PvP a lil bit more again once my internet gets fixed by the end of this week hopefully.
Who's Disturbance and Ada?
Dont know them...SO...pretty much, which chars are good to PVP with?
lol looking at your sig after a question is funny
"which chars are good to pvp with?"
anyway it depends on your purpose of pvping. like do you just wanna win? do you just wanna do tricked out combos? do you wanna feel unique by being one of the few pvpers on one of the least played characters? etc
play wutever u want,
u dont have to max ur skills, if u like playing tia..
if u leave them at a lvl where it's similar dmg as before balance patch it'd be exactly the same, tias right now just refuse to do that so they can't even pvp for fun if they wanted to
and summers beginning, so it's about time to restart pvping for me
back on sieg i go, probably
Ok, was there anything good about PVP the 4 months i've been gone?
I don't recall anything good happening to pvp for the past 4 months.
but even if you do play tia with non-maxed skills you'll still be stereotyped as overpowered so not many people will want to join your room :(
oftentimes the best is to just pvp your friends
^having a good reputation helps against that, unless you want to fight some noobs ._. well a serious 1n1 against a tia is pretty useless now without a rule set (ive seen shuri pvping other tias with it, way to restrict half the skills)
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Coolbeth's second-place finish behind Kopp coupled with Jared Mees' fourth-place finish gave Coolbeth the title – his second successive championship after winning his first a season ago.
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The credit cycle is long in the tooth by anyone's reckoning — just how long in the tooth is a different question.
How about four-fifths of the way there? Read more
With apologies for the angelic imagery, here's BNP Paribas on Wednesday (our emphasis):
In our analysis, six EM sovereigns are at risk of becoming fallen angels this year or next. Three of these we consider 'high risk'. As much as USD 259bn of sovereign and corporate bonds is at high risk of being cast down into speculative grade perdition. This accounts for 9% of all EM bonds outstanding (USD 2.87trn).
… it is little surprise that the peak of credit quality for EM appears to be over. After having hit the BBBthreshold in 2013 and improving another 1/6th of a notch over2013 (Figure 2), the credit quality of the EM benchmark has begun to slide downward. Already it has lost 1/6th of a notch and we forecast the index to slide another half notch by the year end.
Actually, the way Creditsights frames the question about credit issuance is "can it continue?" which points to their answer: probably, even if not at peak levels.
Speaking of which, if you have an investment grade credit rating, you must have been enjoying the party.
USD fixed-rate investment grade corporate issuance totaled $265 bn in the first quarter, which was a $75 bn increase over 4Q13 numbers and $30 bn greater than the amount seen in the first quarter of 2013. The 1Q14 tally only trails two prior periods: the $285 bn in 1Q09, when issuance was boosted by the TLGP program, and the $278 bn seen in 1Q12.
Gary Jenkins from Swordfish Research is having a moment; but it's an interesting moment. On Monday he wrote:
"A while back I said that everything was now a credit and at the time that seemed a fair appraisal of the situation… However the market moves quickly and it is probably fair to say that right now everything is a rate product.*"
(The Co-Op bank, he says in the footnote, being the exception that proves the rule.) Read more
Here's Deutsche's Jim Reid on junk bonds — where both defaults and yields are now far lower than they were in the 1980s — in Thursday's Authur's note:
We're going to need a new name for junk bonds. They're yielding less than 5 per cent for the first time ever (h/t to our own Tracy Alloway):
The 5% yield barrier has proved no match for this Federal Reserve-fueled junk-bond market, which last night reached yet another all-time record-low average yield-to-worst of 4.97%, according to the Barclays US High Yield Index. It marked a new level of market capitulation to central-bank forces as it's the first time the index has dipped below 5% in its 30-year history (before January the market had never even fallen below 6%). The average price of 107.31 cents on the dollar also marks a record high.
The big leveraged buy-out groups of the credit boom have gained renewed access to funds as the junk bond market has rallied and buyers have flocked to the highest-yielding assets, says the FT. Energy Future Holdings, Realogy and Caesars Entertainment, formerly Harrah's, are among those groups controlled by private equity funds that have sold junk bonds in recent weeks as they seek to manage their overburdened balance sheets. The capital markets have reopened to highly indebted companies after central banks moved to keep official rates low and sentiment in US and European markets has improved. The renewed appetite for risk has given a partial reprieve to some private equity-owned companies from looming debt repayments.
Companies sold record amounts of junk bonds globally last week in the latest sign of relentless demand for low-rated corporate debt this year, says the FT. Even companies in Europe where the junk bond market essentially had shut down just a few months ago are finding buyers. Issuance totalled a record $19.6bn last week, including a sizeable chunk of debt that European companies sold in the US, according to Dealogic, the data tracker. Schaeffler, the private German precision engineering company, was among the recent issuers, debuting in the capital markets with the biggest euro junk bond in nearly six months as well as debt denominated in US dollars. US funds that buy junk bonds have taken in net cash of $9.4bn this year while similar European funds have had net inflows of $81m.
Banks in Europe are turning to the US junk bond market to offload European bridge loans before the end of the year, the FT says. The overhang of "hung" bridge loans requiring replacement with bonds or loans may see banks forced to swallow losses on several high-profile deals. Leveraged loan syndications in Europe have slowed significantly since the summer, despite discounts being offered by banks keen to clear the deals this year, according to investors. A tentative recovery in the European high-yield bond market has also been derailed recently, spurring some companies to head to the more vibrant US market.
Or: do wide high yield spreads over US Treasuries predict a recession?
We ask because this is an interpretation we've seen a fair bit in the media over the last few weeks. Read more
Global markets for raising capital mostly shut down in August, especially for smaller and riskier companies, amid a surge in volatility and a pullback in investor flows, the FT reports. August is normally a slow summer month. But even on those terms, markets saw a dramatic reversal of attractive financing conditions for even low-rated corporate issuers, sparked by worries that the burden of sovereign debt in the US and Europe is going to make it harder to rescue a slowing global economy. The high-yield, or junk bond, market had the slowest August globally since at least 1995, according to Dealogic, when it began tracking the market. The small to midsized companies that typically issue equity also had a hard time, especially in the US, which had been seeing healthy deal flow earlier this year as strong debuts for the likes of LinkedIn, the social networking site, sparked interest in start-ups. "When people are in a risk-off mode, these are the deals that become hardest to do," said Craig Orchant, partner at EA Markets, a capital markets advisory. August was the first month with no euro-denominated, investment-grade corporate bond sales since the European common currency was introduced in 1999.
The market for junk bonds is enduring its worst rout since the depths of the financial crisis, says the WSJ. Demand for high-yield bonds sold by the riskiest US companies has nearly dried up, and new junk-bond offerings in August were at their lowest level since December 2008. Retail investors have been withdrawing record amounts from high-yield mutual funds, forcing those funds to dump bonds in order to raise cash, driving prices even lower. Returns on bonds rated below investment grade fell to -5.1 per cent in August, the worst monthly performance since November 2008, according to the Barclays Capital US High Yield Index. The performance of junk bonds highlights the disparity in sentiment between the bond markets and equity markets, where optimism about possible further quantitative easing measures has bouyed stock markets.
Junk bonds have entered a rough patch, writes the FT. For more than six weeks, the interest rate premiums over benchmark US debt demanded by investors in these risky corporate bonds have increased. That rise has fully eroded the year's gains in prices, which move inversely to yields. It looks as if, after an impressive bull run, investors' once insatiable demand for higher-yielding corporate bonds, which led to record new bond sales in May, has finally ended. Indeed, investors have been withdrawing money in droves. The Greek debt crisis and sparring in Washington over the government debt ceiling has contributed to the sell-off. Mutual and exchange trade funds that buy high-yield or junk bonds, which are defined as debt with credit ratings below investment grade, last week saw net outflows of $1.6bn, the biggest weekly withdrawal by investors for these funds in more than a year, according to Lipper.
An uptick in mergers and acquisition activity is set to boost issuance in the US leveraged finance market as investors in Europe strike a note of caution on market dynamics there, according to the FT. Leveraged loan and junk bond issuance has been strong in the US this year, driven by companies' efforts to refinance debt borrowed during the credit boom of the past decade. Bankers and market experts, however, are now pointing to a growing pipeline of deals related to M&A. The need for new money for loans and bonds to finance M&A deals, rather than refinance existing debt, could help to ease what has been a cash glut in both markets this year and reduce the instance of controversial financing structures, which have returned in the rally.
Bloomberg Businessweek has an update on the latest refinancing efforts of Energy Future, previously called TXU and once known as The Biggest Leveraged Buyout of All Time.
Bought for $43bn by private equity groups KKR and TPG in 2007, the company's revenues nosedived along with the price of natural gas and it is now trying to extend the maturity of its loans coming due this year — and will pay a hefty price for the privilege: Read more
Here's an interesting Wednesday story from the Financial Times' Aline van Duyn.
It concerns growing demand for a synthetic product — this time linked to junk, or high-yield, bonds. The market size of the product (which is tranched and linked to Markit's CDX index) is still relatively small. But demand for actual junk bonds has been strong recently — with average junk prices even hitting par value during 2010. Read more
Demand is growing for "synthetic" financial instruments that enable investors to take positions in the junk bond market without owning the underlying securities, the FT reports. The instruments, created by using credit derivatives on junk bond or high-yield indices, bear a resemblance to transactions linked to US mortgages that proliferated before the financial crisis. However, synthetic junk bonds have been in the market before. Similar investments blew up after corporate defaults unexpectedly soared when the telecoms bubble burst in the early 2000s. Dealers also argue that banks' pre-crisis off-balance- sheet investment vehicles are now defunct, limiting the investor base.
Demand is growing for "synthetic" financial instruments that enable investors to take positions in the US junk bond market without owning the underlying securities, reports the FT. The instruments, created by using credit derivatives on junk bond or high-yield indices, resemble transactions linked to US mortgages that proliferated before the financial crisis. Exposure to such instruments proved toxic for the banks and investors that bought them, causing huge losses, and substantial profits for hedge funds that sold them. Now, hedge funds are buying the riskiest parts of instruments linked to bonds, in a trend indicating that investors believe US economic recovery will lead to lower corporate defaults.
The SEC is investigating whether high-yield muni bond mutual funds are overstating the value of illiquid, high-risk holdings, the WSJ says. Sources said that the Commission was concerned that investors in the fund could have been misled about the real value of the their investments. Mutual funds in the sector have been hit by investor withdrawals as the wider muni market falls, selling off high-yield muni debt to raise cash. Around $24.7bn of net outflows have been recorded since late November. Junk muni bonds are a small part of the overall $3,000bn market, totalling no more than $54bn in value. Nevertheless, the SEC is looking at so-called 'tobacco' and 'dirt' bonds which can go for years without changing hands, sources said.
Courtesy of Thomson Reuters:
The value of worldwide mergers and acquisitions totals $309.6 billion through year-to-date 2011, a 69% increase over last year at this time and the strongest start for M&A since 2000, when the opening weeks of the year saw $554.2 billion in deal activity. Financials, materials and energy & power M&A account for 60% of this year's total, compared to 2000 when media, telecommunications and healthcare M&A drove 70% of announced activity.
Moody's has released its full-year 2010 default rates for high yield bonds and loans, and unsurprisingly the improvement over 2009 was impressive:
The global speculative-grade default rate finished 2010 at 3.1%, a level very close to our one year ago prediction of 3.3%. The global rate stood at a much higher level of 13.1% in 2009 and 4.4% at the end of 2008. In the U.S., the speculative-grade default rate ended at 3.3% in 2010, down from 14.1% in 2009 and 4.9% in 2008. In Europe, the comparable rate closed at 1.9% in 2010, also down from 2009's 11.3% and 2008's 2.1%. …
Courtesy of Reuters, a new milestone for junk debt issuance:
The volume of global high yield corporate debt topped $300 billion this week, shattering the all-time annual record for high yield bonds set in 2006 ($185.0 billion). Bolstered by triple-digit growth in the industrials and energy & power sectors, issuance during the fourth quarter of 2010 totals $90.4 billion from 186 deals, the biggest quarter, by proceeds raised and number of deals, since records began in 1985.
If it's good enough for the Fed, then it's good enough for legions of investors…
That would seem to be the message, at least, from one of the many interesting aspects of this week's Federal Reserve data bonanza. Read more
US banks flooded the Federal Reserve with billions of dollars in junk bonds and other low-grade collateral in exchange for liquidity during the financial crisis, the FT reports, citing newly-released Fed data. More than 36% of the cumulative collateral pledged to the US central bank in return for overnight funding under the Primary Dealer Credit Facility was equities or sub-investment grade bonds. A further 17% was unrated credit or loans, according to an FT analysis of Fed data. Only 1% of the collateral was Treasury bonds, normally used in transactions between banks and monetary authorities. The Fed created the PDCF in March 2008 after the collapse of Bear Stearns to ease banks' liquidity problems.
Retail investors in the US have sharply increased their direct buying of junk bonds in the third quarter, highlighting a "yield chasing" trend that is worrying regulators, reports the FT. Finra, which regulates US securities firms, expressed concern about risks in this part of the corporate bond market, citing data showing a big leap in the ratio of buying relative to selling of junk bonds by retail investors. Separately, the FT examines two opposing views on whether the corporate bond market in general, including the junk sector, are becoming 'too hot'.
Retail investors in the US have sharply increased their direct buying of junk bonds in the third quarter of the year, providing evidence of a trend of "yield chasing" that is worrying regulators, reports the FT. Finra, which regulates US securities firms, said the trend was a concern given the risks involved in this part of the corporate bond market. Corporate bond trading activity analysed by Finra shows that the ratio of buying relative to selling of junk bonds by retail investors has jumped in the last quarter. Junk bonds, also called high-yield bonds, are sold by companies with ratings below investment grade, a category which has a higher risk of default.
Strong investor demand for junk bonds has pushed the average price on such corporate debt to its highest level since June 2007, the FT reports. The BofA Merrill Lynch index used to track the market pushed back above 100 last week, a level last seen at the height of the credit boom. Junk issuance this year already outweighs the total seen throughout 2009. Then again, risk has returned too, the WSJ adds, because investors aren't checking if indentures on the bonds protect them from company actions or changes in control. But even if investor rights are in danger, demand will go on — there's just too little supply of debt elsewhere.


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NEW PARIS – Wearing a first-place medal around his neck and a smile, Chestnut Ridge senior Dan Albright was savoring the moment.
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There was a good reason for his joy. Albright's 6-4 decision over Bedford's Michael Brett at 195 and Brad Winegardner's 2-1 win over Chance Williams were key for the Lions in their 34-30 win over the Bisons in the District 5 Duals championship Saturday afternoon at Fisher Gymnasium.
"It makes me feel great, actually," Albright said. "I knew I had a tough kid coming into it, but I knew all I had to do was wrestle tough, use my stuff and I'd come out on top. Brad wrestled really tough. His kid was decent, and he battled. Everyone did well."
"We needed a couple more bonus points or one more win," Bedford coach Brian Creps said. "We had our chances at 195 and 220. Whenever they flipped the disk, we knew that's where the chances were to get one extra win. They were great matches, and they came down right to the end."
The win halted the Bisons' five-year run as district champions, and it was the first Ridge title in seven appearances in the championship. Ridge, which beat Berlin Brothersvalley, 45-20, in the semifinals, will open the PIAA Duals on Thursday in Hershey against the District 7 runner-up.
"This has been something we have been thinking about for about 364 days," Ridge coach Greg Lazor said as helped hoist the trophy. "We've always been so close, and Bedford has always been so strong, and they're strong again. It feels really nice to finally win one."
The match actually came down to the last bout. With Bedford, which beat Northern Bedford, 49-27, in the semis, holding a 30-28 lead, Lazor chose top sophomore Trent Crouse over veteran Colby Hillegass to face Kyle Swindell instead of another Crouse-Garrett Thomas matchup.
"Crouse is a boy who won't get rattled," Lazor said. "We felt comfortable with Hillegass in that match, but when you have one of your marquee guys that can go up against one of their guys who has been filling in and out, we just took all of the chance out of it and put in someone we had a lot of faith in."
The move paid off as Crouse built a 5-0 lead, took Swindell down to his back in the second and got the fall in 2:39, sending the Ridge side into celebration mode.
"It would have been great to see Crouse and Thomas one more time," Creps said, "but that's what had to happen in the match."
The interesting part of the move was Crouse didn't know he was going to wrestle until late in the match.
"I had no idea I was going to be the last match," Crouse said. "I thought I was going out against Thomas. I didn't know until Coach came back and told me while Claar and Easter were wrestling. I know Colby is a little bummed out, but I think Coach wanted better for the team."
Bedford (16-3) built a 12-4 lead through the first four weights as Toby Brett pinned Dustin Bence at 145, Tanner Williams beat Kyle Winegardner, 5-0, at 152 and Caleb Grimes scored five third-period points to beat Conner Buttry, 9-4, at 160. Ridge's Jerimiah Zimmerman majored Kenny Collins, 13-1, at 138 to open the meet.
But, then Ridge (20-1) went on a roll. Bradie Bollman (170) pinned Cameron Sheeder, and Tyler Dibert (182) won by forfeit, setting the stage for Albright and Winegardner.
The first period at 195 was filled with flurries, but Albright finally got a takedown with 16 seconds left in the period. Albright added a reversal and takedown in the second for a 6-2 lead.
Brett reversed in the third, and, amid 'Let's go Dan' chants, tried hard to get back points, but Albright avoided danger to win.
"He's a boy you can count on that's going to go hard," Lazor said. "To pick up a big win against Brett, who is also a quality wrestler in the area, that was huge for him."
Winegardner reversed in the second of a scoreless bout, but Williams was given a caution point with 26 seconds left in the period. Winegardner rode him the entire third to earn the win.
"He's the little engine that could," Lazor said. "He's weighing at about 186 pounds wrestling 220, and he battles for us. He's been a great addition. He's been a real pleasant surprise."
Austin Buttry pinned Justin Easter in 2:18 at 285 to give the Lions a 28-12 lead, but the Bisons began another run.
Bedford's Jonathan Gabriel (106) pinned Aaron Burkett in 4:15 before Jake Warren (113) took Sam Shank down with 36 seconds left in overtime to win, 2-0.
Junior Ryan Easter (120) captured his 100th career win by downing Derrick Claar, 5-0, and Garrett Thomas pinned Dustin Ickes in 3:04 to set the stage for the final bout.
The Lions will now get ready for their first trip to the PIAA Duals.
"I have to cancel my dentist appointment Friday," Lazor quipped. "I was there this Friday and they said 'We'll see you next Friday,' and I said 'I hope not.'"
"I'm ready," Albright said. "I just want to go down right now if I could."
132-C. Miller, BB, maj. dec. Hillegass, 14-1; 138-Bra. Fochtman, BB, maj. dec. Bence, 11-3; 145-Darr, BB, dec. Zimmerman, 5-0; 152-B. Miller, CR, dec. K. Winegardner, 6-4; 160-Bry. Fochtman, BB, dec. C. Buttry, 5-3; 170-Bollman, CR, pinned Moore, :57; 182-Dibert, CR, pinned Pepper, 1:15.
195-B. Winegardner, CR, won by forfeit; 220-Albright, CR, dec. Walker, 3-2; 285-A. Buttry, CR, pinned Collins, 1:48; 106-Burkett, CR, pinned Kiesnowski, 1:28; 113-Shank, CR, pinned DeArmitt, 5:24; 120-Swank, BB, dec. Claar, 4-3; 126-Crouse, CR, pinned Custer, 3:07.
Records: Berlin Brothersvalley (12-3); Chestnut Ridge (19-1).
132-Replogle, NB, pinned Swindell, :40; 138-T. Brett, B, maj. dec. Corle, 11-1; 145-Gartland, NB, dec. Collins, 5-0; 152-T. Williams, B, pinned Bechtel, 2:21; 160-Grimes, B, maj. dec. Kolinchak, 15-5; 170-Douglas, NB, pinned Sheeder, 1:40; 182-M. Brett, B, pinned Claar, :16.
195-Brunner, NB, won by forfeit; 220-C. Williams, B, pinned Ott, 4:27; 285-Grace, NB, pinned Shoemaker, 1:04; 106-Gabriel, B, pinned Defibaugh, 2:52; 113-Warren, B, pinned Childers, 3:27; 120-R. Easter, B, tech. fall Helsley, 15-0, 2:54; 126-Thomas, B, pinned Ebersole, :32.
Records: Northern Bedford (10-6); Bedford (16-2).
138-Zimmerman, CR, maj. dec. Collins, 13-1; 145-T. Brett, B, pinned Bence, :51; 152-T. Williams, B, dec. K. Winegardner, 5-0; 160-Grimes, B, dec. C. Buttry, 9-4; 170-Bollman, CR, pinned Sheeder, :44; 182-Dibert, CR, won by forfeit; 195-D. Albright, CR, dec. M. Brett, 6-4.
220-B. Winegardner, CR, dec. C. Williams, 2-1; 285-A. Buttry, CR, pinned J. Easter, 2:18; 106-Gabriel, B, pinned Burkett, 4:15; 113-Warren, B, dec. Shank, 2-0 OT; 120-R. Easter, B, dec. Claar, 5-0; 126-Thomas, B, pinned Ickes, 3:04; 132-Crouse, CR, pinned Swindell, 2:39.
Records: Bedford (16-3); Chestnut Ridge (20-1).


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