The Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association has released its last set
of individual wrestler rankings prior to the 2005-06 tournament that
starts Jan. 28. As usual
they mean nothing, according to the IHSWCA website ââ?¬â?? ââ?¬Å?only the ââ?¬Ë?realââ?¬â?¢ rankings
that take place at Conseco Fieldhouse mean anything!�

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The Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association has released
its final pre-sectional team rankings for the 2005-06 season. Schools are listed by
rank followed by vote total.

Here�s a look at the Top 20 from Jan. 25 as we head into sectionals Jan. 28:

1. Evansville
Mater Dei 256
2. Perry Meridian 246
3. Merrillville
231
4. Mishawaka 227
5. Bellmont 198
6. Franklin 190
7. Crown Point 180
8. Portage 157
9. Columbia City 136
10. Indianapolis
Cathedral 134
11. Carmel 119
12. Warren Central 105
13. Hobart 92
14. North Central (Indianapolis)
82
15. Bloomington
South 78
16. New Palestine
55
17. Evansville
Reitz 50
18. Anderson Highland 32
19. Penn 39
20. East Central 23
20. Hamilton
Southeastern 23
20. Princeton 23
Receiving votes: Castle, Westfield, Elkhart Memorial, Jasper, South Bend Clay,
Lafayette Jefferson, Glenn, Leo, Adams Central, Avon, Lawrence North, Fort Wayne
Snider

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The Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association has released
its latest team rankings for the 2005-06 season. Schools
are listed by rank followed by vote total.

Here�s a look at the Top 20 from Jan. 18:

1. Evansville Mater Dei 217

2. Perry Meridian 209

3. Merrillville 194

4. Mishawaka 193

5. Bellmont 174

6. Franklin 165

7. Crown Point 145

8. Portage 122

9. Columbia City 114

10. Indianapolis Cathedral 104

11. Carmel 102

12. Hobart 96

13. North Central (Indianapolis) 83

14. Warren Central 74

15. Bloomington South 66

16. Evansville Reitz 44

17. Princeton 42

18. Anderson Highland 35

19. New Palestine 34

20. Castle 31

20. Hamilton Southeastern 31

Receiving votes: Penn, East Central, Westfield, South Bend Clay,
Adams Central, Hanover Central, Lawrence Central, New Haven, Elkhart
Memorial

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A wardrobe malfunction cost seventh-ranked Carmel big-time in its
Jan. 17 dual meet against host Hamilton Southeastern. And yes, that�s
right — A WARDROBE MALFUNCTION.

Carmel was deducted one team point for spandex showing under one of
its wrestler�s singlet. That one point turned out to be the deciding
factor as the lycra-less Royals walked away with a 21-20 upset.

Each team won seven of the 14 weight classes, all of which were determined by decision ââ?¬â?? the closest possible match.

Hamilton Southeastern (16-4), which received votes in the most
recent coaches poll, captured the four lightest divisions, 140 right in
the middle, then the two heaviest classes; none was by more than three
points.

Carmel (23-2) won all the other matches, including by margins of
seven, five, five, and four. The Greyhounds posted consecutive wins at
130 and 135, then rolled off five straight from 145 to 189.

But the mistimed spandex shot cost Carmel a point, meaning this one wasn�t gonna end in a tie at 21.

The individual results (wrestlers not available):

103: HSE, 6-4

112: HSE, 5-3

119: HSE, 8-6

125: HSE, 2-0

130: Carmel, 9-2

135: Carmel, 7-3

140: HSE, 3-2

145: Carmel, 5-3

152: Carmel, 8-6

160: Carmel, 5-0

171: Carmel, 5-0

189: Carmel, 6-2

215: HSE, 8-5

275: HSE, 2-1 (2OT)

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Host Franklin rode five individual champions to capture the
five-team the Mid-State Conference title Jan. 14, outdoing runner-up
Mooresville, third-place Plainfield, fourth-place Whiteland, and
fifth-place Greenwood.

The sixth-ranked Grizzly Cubs got individual championships from the
119-pound weight class (Gallagher), at 152 (Riessen), at 160 (Reese),
at 171 (Glasser), and at 215 (Cody Johnson).

Top four finishers:

103

1st-Angermeier (M) forfeit win over Cassel (F)

3rd-Whitman (P) dec. 5-1 Trotter (G)

112

1st-Fields (W) dec. 8-4 Fish (F)

3rd-Huynh (G) dec. 2-1 Bothwell (M)

119

1st-Gallagher (F) dec. 19-15 Barron (G)

3rd-Corbin (P) dec. 6-3 Black (M)

125

1st-Patrick (P) dec. 3-0 Cooper (F)

3rd-Murphy (M) dec. 8-5 Pitman (W)

130

1st-Warren (M) technical fall 18-3 Vanhorn (F)

3rd-Bryant (W) pin Flood (P)

135

1st-Thomas (G) dec. 9-3 Schmidt (W)

3rd-Fox (P) dec. 6-2 Pryor (M)

140

1st-Warren (M) dec. 5-2 Turner (P)

3rd-Connelly (G) pin Ammerman (W)

145

1st-Carlucci (P) dec. 12-1 Nelson (F)

3rd-Allison (M) dec. 6-4 Cissel (G)

152

1st-Riessen (F) dec. 7-4 Evans (P)

3rd-Perry (M) dec. 4-1 Lankford (G)

160

1st-Reese (F) pin Wathen (M)

3rd-Midyette (W) dec. 7-0 Scruggs (P)

171

1st-Glasser (F) technical fall 17-2 Ward (P)

3rd-McCammack (M) dec. 10-0 Waters (G)

189

1st-Russell (P) win by default over Cooper (W) DQ for head ****

3rd-Fox (F) dec. Young (M)

215

1st-Cody Johnson (F) pin VanDeman (W)

3rd-Smith (M) pin Elston (P)

275

1st Thomas (W) def. Bailey (M)

3rd-Dillian Johnson (F) pin Smale (G)

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So much for the following Lawrence Central thought process: Hey, this is the year weââ?¬â?¢ll get LN ââ?¬Ë?cuz theyââ?¬â?¢re down.

Two-time defending state champion Lawrence North ââ?¬â?? even with all
those graduation losses that have seen the Wildcats plummet in the
state polls throughout the season ââ?¬â?? used a strong start Jan. 18 to
knock off host LC, 39-14.

LN�s quick start began, literally, with a 46-second pin in the
103-pound match. Four decisions later and the Wildcats were up 18-zip.
The far-northeastside Indianapolis rivals then traded a pair of
lopsided victories in the next four classes before LC got its last win,
a 16-4 major decision at 160.

LN then took three of the last four matches.

The individual results:

103 — Quiroga (LN) pin Hayes (LC) 0:46

112 — Spencer (LN) dec. Malvo (LC) 6-2

119 — Edwards (LN) dec. Smith (LC) 12-11

125 — Schaler (LN) dec. Groves (LC) 5-4

130 — Brown (LN) dec. Hamilton (LC) 8-3

135 — Butts (LC) major dec. Goodwin (LN) 13-0

140 — Leffel (LC) dec. Elrod (LN) 4-0

145 — Grimes (LN) pin Defazio (LC) 1:59

152 — Brumfield (LN) dec. Jones (LC) 5-0

160 — Gordon (LC) major dec. Coram (LN) 16-4

171 — Vogelsong (LN) dec. Walker (LC) 8-3

189 — Donahue (LN) pin Sandburg (LC) 1:37

215 — Crimmins (LC) dec. Burr (LN) 3-0

275 — Polson (LN) dec. Kincaide (LC) 5-3 (OT)

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No. 14 North Central (Indianapolis) improved its record to 20-2 on
the season with an undefeated 5-0 record Jan. 14 at the North Central
Super Duals.

North Central won its first match convincingly with an 80-0 rout of
Chatard, followed by a 64-9 thumping of Terre Haute North. The third
match saw North Central destroy Terre Haute South, 67-3, before the
Panthers knocked off Center Grove in the fourth match, 52-16.

The final match was a battle of the undefeated teams for the title,
as both North Central and two-time defending state champion Lawrence
North were 4-0 heading into their showdown. This time around, it was
North Central that delivered in the clutch with a 42-21 victory.

The Panthers had seven weight classes where their wrestlers
finished the duals with an undefeated record: 130, 135, 140, 160, 171,
215, and 275.

The Wildcats took second at 4-1. Center Grove (3-2) ended up third,
with Terre Haute North and Terre Haute South (both 1-3) tied for fourth
and Indianapolis Chatard (0-5) was sixth.

The round-by-round team results:

Round 1

North Central 80, Indianapolis Chatard 0

Lawrence North 54, Terre Haute North 21

Center Grove 43, Terre Haute South 27

Round 2

North Central 64, Terre Haute North 9

Terre Haute South 60, Indianapolis Chatard 18

Lawrence North 42, Center Grove 25

Round 3

North Central 67, Terre Haute South 3

Lawrence North 66, Indianapolis Chatard 0

Center Grove 59, Terre Haute North 12

Round 4

North Central 52, Center Grove 16

Lawrence North 40, Terre Haute South 21

Terre Haute North 60, Indianapolis Chatard 12

Round 5

North Central 42, Lawrence North 21

Center Grove 64, Indianapolis Chatard 9

(Terre Haute South wrestles Terre Haute North this week)

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Both third-ranked Mishawaka and No. 21 Penn went undefeated at the
Northern Indiana Conference Super Duals Jan. 14 at East Chicago Central
to take first place in their respective pools. Mishawaka improved to
24-0 on the season with its 5-0 record, while Penn moved to 18-2.

Penn got undefeated performances from six wrestlers: Chris Tanner
at 119, Steve Sandefer at 130, Tom Petko at 140, Jon McCollester at
171, Jeremiah Maggart at 189, and Andy Ginter at heavyweight.

Mishawaka, meanwhile, went unbeaten in nine of Pool B�s 14 weight
classes: Josh Harper at 103, Nick Wiesjahn at 112, Matt Brothers at
119, Clint Leazenby at 125, Scott Versyp at 130, Brandon Mersich at
135, Brandon Straub at 160, Jamie Lukaszewski at 189, and Pat Day at
215.

Penn finished at the top of Pool A with its 5-0 mark. Other schools
in that pool were runner-up Glenn (4-1), third-place South Bend Clay
(3-2), Plymouth (2-3), South Bend St. Joseph�s 1-4, and South Bend
Adams (0-5).

Mishawaka took Pool B honors, outdueling South Bend Riley (4-1),
East Chicago Central (3-2), LaVille (2-3), Mishawaka Marian (1-4), and
South Bend Washington (0-5).

Pool A champions

103 — Ryan Salata (SB Clay) 5-0

112 — Steve Salina (SB Clay) 5-0

119 — Chris Tanner (Penn) 5-0

125 — Jeremy Burnside (SB Clay) 5-0

130 — Steve Sandefer (Penn) 5-0

135 — Jimmy Haluck (Glenn) 5-0

140 — Tom Petko (Penn) 5-0

145 — Luke Morris (Glenn) 5-0

152 — David Read (Plymouth) 5-0

160 — Ian Mersich (SB Adams) 5-0

171 — Jon McCollester (Penn) 5-0

189 — Jeremiah Maggart (Penn) 5-0

215 — Matt Bogard (Glenn) 5-0

Hwt — Andy Ginter (Penn) 3-0

Pool B champions

103 — Josh Harper (Mishawaka) 5-0

112 — Nick Wiesjahn (Mishawaka) 5-0

119 — Matt Brothers (Mishawaka) 5-0

125 — Clint Leazenby (Mishawaka) 5-0

130 — Scott Versyp (Mishawaka) 5-0

135 — Brandon Mersich (Mishawaka) 5-0

140 — Ronnie McCollough (LaVille) 4-0

145 — Kyle Long (SB Washington) 5-0

152 — Mike Robertson (SB Riley) 5-0

160 — Brandon Straub (Mishawaka) 5-0

171 — Sean Sullivan (EC Central) 5-0

189 — Jamie Lukaszewski (Mishawaka) 5-0

215 — Pat Day (Mishawaka) 5-0

Hwt — Mike Palmer (SB Riley) 4-1

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Westfield had four individual champions Jan. 14 at Avon and outdistanced runner-up Hamilton Southeastern for the Hoosier Crossroads Conference crown. Westfield�s team score of 204 was 28.5 points better than Southeastern (165.5), while host Avon (147.5) took third.

The victorious Shamrocks dominated the middle weight classes, winning three of their four title there: Evan White at 130, John Luther at 140, Zach Meyer at 145. Rounding out Westfield�s champion foursome was Paul Stackhouse at 215.

Team results:

1. Westfield 204

2. Hamilton Southeastern 165.5

3. Avon 147.5

4. Brownsburg 142

5. Lafayette Jefferson 140

6. McCutcheon 121

7. Harrison (West Lafayette) 107

8. Noblesville 100

9. Zionsville 100

Top six finishers:

103

1. Tyler Mantel Z

2. Evan Hagen HSE

3. Jacob Barton B

4. Oscar Trukillo LJ

5. Trevor Whan W

6. Nathan Williams N

112

1. Dino Hawkey N

2. Stevin Lange W

3. Ian Kelly H

4. Travis Keers A

5. Derek Ford LJ

6. Bobby Hechinger B

119

1. Graham Youngs Z

2. Ian Hatleli B

3. Aaron Strand LJ

4. Kyle Eberle H

5. Matt Haines A

6. Eli Garza N

125

1. Kolton Blickenstaff LJ

2. Marty Thayer Mc

3. Thomas Pompei HSE

4. Scott Meunier A

5. Jon Fuller B

6. Craig Smith W

130

1. Evan White W

2. David Heath B

3. Nick Chavez HSE

4. Nick Jude H

5. Ben Heflin N

6. Zach Barker Mc

135

1. Zach Myers A

2. Matt Bowman Mc

3. Ben Carpenter B

4. Harley Cyr H

5. Mark Beer W

6. Tyler Kreipke Z

140

1. John Luther W

2. Kevin Robinson Mc

3. Justin Fruits LJ

4. Aaron Gilber B

5. Nate Corey HSE

6. Pete Domionguez A

145

1. Zach Meyer W

2. Scott Charleston HSE

3. Aric Hackler Mc

4. Dalton Jones A

5. Dan Leuck LJ

6. Cameron Nugent H

152

1. Zach Arman LJ

2. Clinton Meehan B

3. Brandon Meyer Z

4. Andy Gorgol HSE

5. RV Peter W

6. Jerry Johnson A

160

1. Drew Eggleton HSE

2. Phil Smith W

3. Marc Davis Z

4. Joe Taylor H

5. Sean McCann LJ

6. Devin Wentz B

171

1. Brandon Powell Mc

2. Sam Johnson A

3. Aaron Schlueter H

4. Luke Carnes W

5. Kyle Mills N

6. Tom Overman B

189

1. Travis Dale Mc

2. Jimmy Pharis N

3. Nick Schreyer H

4. Josh Bankert W

5. Sean Scott A

6. Keith Eidsness HSE

215

1. Paul Stackhouse W

2. Sam Kiinley HSE

3. Tyler Hiatt N

4. Eric Lowder Z

5. Josh Thomack H

6. Josh Tucker B

275

1. Chuck Peregrin A

2. David Redding LJ

3. Corey Cronk HSE

4. Tyler Jackson N

5. Josh Hale W

6. Matt Stinnett B

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Behind the strength of six individual champions, second-ranked Perry Meridian took home the Conference Indiana championship Jan. 14 with a team score of 317 points, well ahead of second-place No. 15 Bloomington South (238.5, five champs).

The win continued what has already been a great season for Perry Meridian as the Falcons prepare for sectionals. Perry Meridian�s individual winners were Nathan Clem at 125, Nick Walpole at 140, Eric Aue at 145, Craig Masengale at 171, Jason Livergood at 189, and Chico Adams at 275.

Lawrence Central (195 points) finished third in the 10-team event, followed by Columbus North (146) and Franklin Central (124.5).

Team results:

1. Perry Meridian 317

2. Bloomington South 238.5

3. Lawrence Central 195

4. Columbus North 146

5. Franklin Central 124.5

6. Bloomington North 107.5

7. Martinsville 100.5

8. Southport 50

9. Decatur Central 38

10. Pike 18

Top six finishers:

103

1) DJ Rackley (FC) dec. Daniel Young (BS) 7-3

3) Jimmy Schoettle (PM) major dec. Dustin Bratton (M) 11-0

5) Austin Marshall (S) pin Jamel Hill (P) 1:45

112

1) Chris Head (BS) dec. John Urich (PM) 11-4

3) Bobby Malvo (LC) pin Korey Dubois (FC) 2:44

5) Caleb Purtlebaugh (M) tech fall Chris Wheeler (CN)

119

1) Reece Freeman (BS) dec. Brian Vest (PM) 4-2

3) Greg Smith (LC) dec. Jordan Krulik (M) 7-3

5) Kyle Ettner (FC) injury default over Hillel Sapir (BN)

125

1) Nathan Clem (PM) pin James Walker (M) 1:08

3) Seth Groves (LC) dec. Adriel Jordan (BN) 10-6

5) Jacob Millenbaugh (CN) injury default over Jake Currans (FC)

130

1) Dustin Bruce (BN) pin Jacob Tasseff (PM) 2:58

3) Joe Wiggins (M) dec. Ross Hamilton (LC) 6-5

5) Ethan Ott dec. Nick Samaro (BS) 6-2

135

1) Tony Withrow (BS) dec. Ryan Hildinger 7-0

3) John Leonard (PM) dec. Brandon Butts (LC) 4-2

5) Brandon McAllen (FC) dec. Raymond Jackson (DC) 5-1

140

1) Nick Walpole (PM) pin Zach Leffel (LC) 1:50

3) Logan Sadtler (CN) dec. Zach Scheib (S) 11-7

5) Nick Viterisi (BS) dec. David Smith (FC) 9-2

145

1) Eric Aue (PM) major dec. Dale Marlin (FC) 8-0

3) Kelley Deckard (BS) major dec. Tylor Enright (DC) 10-0

5) Jared Meredith (CN) pin Chris Mills (M) 2:36

152

1) Kurt Kinser (BS) pin Kevin Clem (PM) 3:41

3) Seth Teeters (BN) pin Britt Brown (M) 1:50

5) Damon Jones (LC) dec. Ricky Altmiller (CN) 6-2

160

1) Paul Young (BS) major dec. Kyle Adams (PM) 23-10

3) Jason Gordon (LC) dec. Corey Rose (M) 10-4

5) Knick Middleton (DC) dec. Denny Payne (S) 11-7

171

1) Craig Masengale (PM) dec. Mike Walker (LC) 13-7

3) Mike Carlin (CN) pin Eric Golliday (S) 1:20

5) Jake Carter (FC) pin Kevin Moore (DC) 4:19

189

1) Jason Livergood (PM) pin Stephen Arp (CN) 5:09

3) Dustin Newell (BS) dec. Bart Bugay (S) 2-1

5) Kevin Slemensek (FC) pin Kyle Hardin (BN) 0:46

215

1) Paul Crimmins (LC) dec. Wyatt Tompkins (PM) 2-1 2 (OT)

3) Joey Arthur (BN) dec. Matt Behling (CN) 9-5

5) Dustin Weber (P) pin Levi Pepper (BS) 2:29

275

1) Chico Adams (PM) dec. Ashton Kincaide (LC) 1-0

3) PJ O’Heran (BN) dec. Tyler Grubb (BS) 6-3

5) Charlie Munas (DC) injury default over Curtis Newton (CN)

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