Wrestling in Collingswood’s Irvine Gymnasium becomes even harder, though, when you have to watch the Panthers reel off long streaks of victories. Collingwood (18-1) posted three pins, three tech falls and two major decisions as they took nine in a row on the way to a 51-24 win over Ocean City. James Jiles started it at 113 with a technical fall and Collingswood went on to turn a 6-0 deficit into a 45-6 lead as Kenny Olsen (120), Chase Wright (132) and Avante Santos (150) got sixes. Kwamere Long also pinned for Collingswood, at 215. It was the 16th straight win for Collingswood and strengthened the Panthers’ hold on the second seed in South Jersey Group 2.