Griffins Host 2nd Annual Wrestling Tournment on Jan 3  Last years tournament was a complete success with over 300 kids competing from over 20 teams. With wrestlers from teams like Nutley, Passic Valley, Scorpions, Caldwell, Plyro, Chatham, Rutherford, Rahway, and Montville just to name a few. With both Novice and Experienced Division we offer wrestling for everyone at any age or level. Centrally located to routes 46, 3, 17, 80, 21, Turnpike and Parkway. So why spend more time driving then wrestling and with our large screen tv on stage dont miss the football game. To sign up just click on link                                                        Get Application

Nov 18, 2009 The first dayof signings.             Frank Caginina of Queen of  Peace HS signs his       National Letter of intent to Leigh University. This                                               is a full five year scholarship . At Lehigh he will be   seeking a business degree. Franks projected weight   for next year is125/133lbs. He is the second QP Wrestler   to recieve a Div 1 scholarship.  (Mat Fusco is attending RutgersUniversity)

                                                                                                Jamie Westwood at Mount Mat Madness 2009

                                                                                                        Mike Scrozzo at Mount Mat Madness

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Griffins Griffins consist of the body of a lion with the head and wings of an eagle and prominent, pointy ears. They have talons on their forelegs, which they can use to snatch up prey. Their hind legs have paws, as would a normal lion, which allows them to jump extremely well. They are usually solitary creatures that don't spend much time with anyone. The exception to this is their mate. Once a griffin chooses a mate, it is for life. Even if a griffin’s mate dies, it will never take a new mate. They seem to have a general quarrel with horses, and a general dislike and distrust of dragons. Few humans ever speak to one, although they respect elves and feel a bond with harpies. When a female lays her eggs, she lays them in a cave with a small opening. The male generally hunts for food while the female watches over her three ostrich sized eggs. The female leaves three or four times a day to stretch her wings and will occasionally do a little hunting. They guard their young with great ferocity and raise them carefully. Griffins regard their children as the most important things that they will ever have. It is because of this that the bond between griffin parents and their children is so strong.