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STATE FINALS: Evansville Mater Dei completes perfect season with 11th team title

Posted on 26 February 2006 by alexanderscot.

By E. Shawn Aylsworth

Managing Editor

Coach Mike Goebel’s top-ranked Evansville Mater Dei Wildcats
completed a perfect 24-0 season Feb. 25, barely getting past No. 2
Perry Meridian and No. 4 Mishawaka before throttling fifth-ranked
Bellmont to capture the school�s record ninth wrestling title in the
team format and its 11th overall.

ââ?¬Å?This is certainly an enjoyable one,ââ?¬Â Goebel said directly after the meet. ââ?¬Å?It seems like this day has lasted two weeks!

ââ?¬Å?Perry Meridian did a great job, and Mishawaka gave it everything
they had, but I can�t say enough about this great group of boys I�ve
had. With all the injuries and diversity we�ve had, to come back and
win was just great.�
Your match-by-match results:

QUARTERFINALS
Match 1: Bellmont 28, Merrillville (21-2) 25
Match 2: Columbia City 42, Bloomington South (24-8) 33
Match 3: Evansville Mater Dei 25, Perry Meridian (29-1) 23
Match 4: Mishawaka 31, Indianapolis Cathedral (21-7) 27
*All quarterfinal matches began with the 119-pound weight class.

Bellmont 28, Merrillville 25
103 ââ?¬â?? Will Sheets, 9, Bellmont dec. Andrew Kepchar, 10, Merrillville, 8-4 MER 25-24
112 ââ?¬â?? Derek Nelson, 11, Bellmont major dec. Danny Stoica, 10, Merrillville, 10-1 BELL 28-24
119 ââ?¬â?? Jeff Heller, 11, Bellmont dec. Carlo Martinez, 10, Merrillville, 9-2 BELL 3-0
125 ââ?¬â?? Javier Salas, 12, Merrillville major dec. Doug Linthicum, 10, Bellmont, 15-5 MER 4-3
130 ââ?¬â?? Max Hackman, 12, Bellmont dec. Kyle Yarnell, 11, Merrillville, 7-5 BELL 6-4
135 ââ?¬â?? Matt Irwin, 12, Bellmont tech fall Alex Ponce, 11, Merrillville, 18-3 BELL 11-4
140 ââ?¬â?? Tyler Baker, 9, Bellmont dec. Kyle Morris, 11, Merrillville, 9-2 BELL 14-4
145 ââ?¬â?? Jamal Lawrence, 11, Merrillville major dec. Nathan Scherer, 12, Bellmont, 16-4 BELL 14-8
152 ââ?¬â?? Ryan Baker, 10, Bellmont major dec. Justin Gust, 12, Merrillville, 15-6 BELL 18-8
160 ââ?¬â?? Joe Wing, 11, Merrillville major dec. Jon Kiefer, 12, Bellmont, 11-0 BELL 18-12
171 ââ?¬â?? Ben Bultemeier, 10, Bellmont dec. Colt Contreras, 12, Merrillville, 6-0 BELL 21-12
189 ââ?¬â?? Cedric Rambert, 12, Merrillville major dec. Sam Rich, 12, Bellmont, 11-3 BELL 21-16
215 ââ?¬â?? David Porter, 12, Bellmont dec. Jake Salas, 10, Merrillville, 5-2 BELL 21-19
275 ââ?¬â?? Dexter Larimore, 12, Merrillville pin Victor Bultemeier, 12, Bellmont, 1:00 MER 25-21

Columbia City 42, Bloomington South 33
103 ââ?¬â?? Daniel Young, 9, Bloomington South pin Lane Michel, 9, Columbia City, 2:26 CC 42-27
112 ââ?¬â?? Chris Head, 10, Bloomington South pin Tim Lei, 11, Columbia City, 5:55 CC 42-33
119 ââ?¬â?? Reece Freeman, 11, Bloomington South pin Austin Egolf, 9, Columbia City, 2:15 BS 6-0
125 ââ?¬â?? Eli Michel, 11, Columbia City pin Tim Quigley, 9, Bloomington South, 1:34 TIED 6-6
130 ââ?¬â?? Nick Samaro, 12, Bloomington South dec. Wes Walter, 11, Columbia City, 7-5 BS 9-6
135 ââ?¬â?? Ethan Dewitt, 10, Columbia City dec. Nick Viterisi, 10, Bloomington South, 8-4 TIED 9-9
140 ââ?¬â?? David Rex, 11, Columbia City pin Tony Winthrow, 12, Bloomington South, 3:19 CC 15-9
145 ââ?¬â?? Peter Deutsch, 10, Columbia City pin Jade Prieboy, 9, Bloomington South, 0:40 CC 21-9
152 ââ?¬â?? Kurt Kinser, 12, Bloomington South pin Josh Michael, 11, Columbia City, 0:22 CC 21-15
160 ââ?¬â?? Paul Young, 12, Bloomington South injury default over Bryan Deutsch, 12, Columbia City TIED 21-21
171 ââ?¬â?? Nicholas Peppler, 11, Columbia City dec. Isaac Trimble, 12, Bloomington South, 12-10 CC 24-21
189 ââ?¬â?? Shae Gerardot, 12, Columbia City pin Dustin Newell, 11, Bloomington South, 1:52 CC 30-21
215 ââ?¬â?? Kyler Kearby, 11, Columbia City pin Levi Pepper, 11, Bloomington South, 5:10 CC 36-21
275 ââ?¬â?? David Ernst, 12, Columbia City pin Tyler Grubb, 10, Bloomington South, 2:39 CC 42-21

Evansville Mater Dei 25, Perry Meridian 23
103 ââ?¬â?? Jimmy Schoettle, 10, Perry Meridian dec. Drew Will, 10, Evansville Mater Dei, 9-0 PM 23-22
112 ââ?¬â?? Sean Herron, 11, Evansville Mater Dei dec. John Urich, 12, Perry Meridian, 7-2 EMD 25-23
119 ââ?¬â?? Alex Weinzapfel, 10, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Brian Vest, 10, Perry Meridian, 7-0 EMD 3-0
125 ââ?¬â?? Jerry Parkinson, 11, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Nathan Clem, 10, Perry Meridian, 4-3 EMD 6-0
130 ââ?¬â?? Drew Lappe, 10, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Jacob Tasseff, 9, Perry Meridian, 3-1 EMD 9-0
135 ââ?¬â?? Nick Dewig, 11, Evansville Mater Dei major dec. John Leonard, 10, Perry Meridian, 19-8 EMD 13-0
140 ââ?¬â?? Nick Walpole, 12, Perry Meridian pin Andy Seibert, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, 1:17 EMD 13-7
145 ââ?¬â?? Eric Aue, 12, Perry Meridian dec. Chris Dewitt, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, 6-5 EMD 13-10
152 ââ?¬â?? Kevin Clem, 12, Perry Meridian major dec. Frank Fabiano, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, 13-5 PM 14-13
160 ââ?¬â?? Kyle Adams, 11, Perry Meridian dec. Bart Schaefer, 12, Evansville Mater Dei, 7-6 PM 17-13
171 ââ?¬â?? Jeremy Goebel, 12, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Craig Masengale, 11, Perry Meridian, 9-6 PM 17-16
189 ââ?¬â?? Jacob Schneider, 10, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Jason Livergood, 12, Perry Meridian, 2-0 EMD 19-17
215 ââ?¬â?? Zach Goebel, 11, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Wyatt Tompkins, 12, Perry Meridian, 10-4 EMD 22-17
275 ââ?¬â?? Chico Adams, 10, Perry Meridian dec. Jason Wire, 12, Evansville Mater Dei, 5-1 EMD 22-20

Mishawaka 31, Indianapolis Cathedral 27
103 ââ?¬â?? Josh Harper, 9, Mishawaka dec. John Grey, 9, Indianapolis Cathedral 7-0 TIED 27-27
112 ââ?¬â?? Nick Wiesjahn, 11, Mishawaka major dec. Patrick Cohen, 12, Indianapolis Cathedral, 11-0 MISH 31-27
119 ââ?¬â?? Calvin Sullivan, 9, Indianapolis Cathedral dec. Matt Brothers, 12, Mishawaka, 7-3 CATH 3-0
125 ââ?¬â?? Paul Corsaro, 11, Indianapolis Cathedral major dec. Clinton Leazenby, 12, Mishawaka, 12-2 CATH 7-0
130 ââ?¬â?? Eric Mauser, 12, Indianapolis Cathedral major dec. Scott Versyp, 12, Mishawaka, 10-1 CATH 11-0
135 ââ?¬â?? Dedrick Harrison, 12, Indianapolis Cathedral dec. Brandon Mersich, 10, Mishawaka, 11-5 CATH 14-0
140 ââ?¬â?? Gavin McGinley, 9, Indianapolis Cathedral pin Tim Forte, 9, Mishawaka, 4:50 CATH 20-0
145 ââ?¬â?? Caleb Norville, 10, Mishawaka dec. Connor Hofmeister, 10, Indianapolis Cathedral, 10-6 CATH 20-3
152 ââ?¬â?? Benji Dolly, 12, Mishawaka, dec. Robert Hackl, 12, Indianapolis Cathedral, 11-6 CATH 20-6
160 ââ?¬â?? Johnny Schmaltz, 11, Indianapolis Cathedral major dec. Brandon Straub, 10, Mishawaka, 13-3 CATH 24-6
171 ââ?¬â?? Ian Hinton, 11, Mishawaka pin Holden Crossland, 11, Indianapolis Cathedral, 1:37 CATCH 24-12
189 ââ?¬â?? Frank Troiano, 11, Indianapolis Cathedral dec. Jamie Lukaszewski, 12, Mishawaka, 5-1 CATH 27-12
215 ââ?¬â?? Pat Day, 12, Mishawaka pin Max Davis, 11, Indianapolis Cathedral, 1:12 CATH 27-18
275 ââ?¬â?? Randy Morin, 10, Mishawaka pin Andrew Hemmerlein, 11, Indianapolis Cathedral, 2:43 CATH 27-24

SEMIFINALS
Match 5: Bellmont 42, Columbia City (21-3) 17
Match 6: Evansville Mater Dei 31, Mishawaka (29-1) 25
*All semifinal matches began with the 125-pound weight class.

Bellmont 42, Columbia City 17
103 ââ?¬â?? Will Sheets, 9, Bellmont pin Lane Michel, 9, Columbia City, 1:42 BELL 36-13
112 ââ?¬â?? Derek Nelson, 11, Bellmont pin Tim Lei, 11, Columbia City, 1:29 BELL 42-13
119 ââ?¬â?? Eli Michel, 11, Columbia City major dec. Jeff Heller, 11, Bellmont, 9-0 BELL 42-17
125 ââ?¬â?? Wes Walter, 11, Columbia City major dec. Doug Linthicum, 10, Bellmont, 10-2 CC 4-0
130 ââ?¬â?? Max Hackman, 12, Bellmont dec. Ethan Dewitt, 10, Columbia City, 12-5 CC 4-3
135 ââ?¬â?? Matt Irwin, 12, Bellmont, pin Nick Burkholder, 12, Columbia City, 1:10 BELL 9-4
140 ââ?¬â?? Tyler Baker, 9, Bellmont pin David Rex, 11, Columbia City, 4:15 BELL 15-4
145 ââ?¬â?? Nathan Scherer, 12, Bellmont dec. Peter Deutsch, 10, Columbia City, 13-8 BELL 18-4
152 ââ?¬â?? Josh Michael, 11, Columbia City dec. Ryan Baker, 10, Bellmont , 10-6 BELL 18-7
160 ââ?¬â?? Jon Kiefer, 12, Bellmont pin Josh Lopez, 10, Columbia City, 1:21 BELL 24-7
171 ââ?¬â?? Ben Bultemeier, 10, Bellmont dec. Nicholas Peppler, 11, Columbia City, 7-1 BELL 27-7
189 ââ?¬â?? Shae Gerardot, 12, Columbia City dec. Sam Rich, 12, Bellmont, 2-1 BELL 27-10
215 ââ?¬â?? David Porter, 12, Bellmont dec. Kyler Kearby, 11, Columbia City, 5-3 BELL 30-10
275 ââ?¬â?? David Ernst, 12, Columbia City dec. Victor Bultemeier, 12, Bellmont, 4-3 BELL 30-13

Evansville Mater Dei 31, Mishawaka 25
103 ââ?¬â?? Josh Harper, 9, Mishawaka pin Drew Will, 10, Evansville Mater Dei, 3:15 EMD 28-22
112 ââ?¬â?? Nick Wiesjahn, 11, Mishawaka dec. Sean Herron, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, 6-4 EMD 28-25
119 ââ?¬â?? Alex Weinzapfel, 10, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Matt Brothers, 12, Mishawaka, 5-0 EMD 31-25
125 ââ?¬â?? Jerry Parkinson, 11, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Clinton Leazenby, 12, Mishawaka, 4-2 EMD 3-0
130 ââ?¬â?? Drew Lappe, 10, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Scott Versyp, 12, Mishawaka, 9-2 EMD 6-0
135 ââ?¬â?? Nick Dewig, 11, Evansville Mater Dei major dec. Brandon Mersich, 10, Mishawaka, 11-1 EMD 10-0
140 ââ?¬â?? Andy Seibert, 11, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Tim Forte, 9, Mishawaka, 7-5 EMD 13-0
145 ââ?¬â?? Chris Dewitt, 11, Evansville Mater Dei pin Joey Smith, 9, Mishawaka, 1:19 EMD 19-0
152 ââ?¬â?? Caleb Norville, 10, Mishawaka dec. Frank Fabiano, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, 6-4 EMD 19-3
160 ââ?¬â?? Benji Dolly, 11, Mishawaka dec. Bart Schaefer, 12, Evansville Mater Dei, 3-0 EMD 19-6
171 ââ?¬â?? Ian Hinton, 11, Mishawaka major dec. Jeremy Goebel, 12, Evansville Mater Dei, 15-6 EMD 19-10
189 ââ?¬â?? Jacob Schneider, 10, Evansville Mater Dei dec. Jamie Lukaszewski, 12, Mishawaka, 5-2 EMD 22-10
215 ââ?¬â?? Pat Day, 12, Mishawaka pin Matt Eickhoff, 12, Evansville Mater Dei, 0:51 EMD 22-16
275 ââ?¬â?? Zach Goebel, 11, Evansville Mater Dei pin Randy Morin, 10, Mishawaka, 0:28 EMD 28-16

CHAMPIONSHIP
Match 7: Evansville Mater Dei (24-0) 39, Bellmont (25-2) 15
*All championship matches began with the 130-pound weight class.

Evansville Mater Dei 39, Bellmont 15
103 ââ?¬â?? Will Sheets, 9, Bellmont, dec. Drew Will, 10, Evansville Mater Dei, 4-0 EMD 26-15
112 ââ?¬â?? Sean Herron, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, dec. Derek Nelson, 11, Bellmont, 6-4 (OT) EMD 29-15
119 ââ?¬â?? Alex Weinzapfel, 10, Evansville Mater Dei, pin Jeff Heller, 11, Bellmont, 1:10 EMD 35-15
125 ââ?¬â?? Jerry Parkinson, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, major dec. Doug Linthicum, 10, Bellmont, 10-2 EMD 39-15
130 ââ?¬â?? Drew Lappe, 10, Evansville Mater Dei, dec. Max Hackman, 12, Bellmont, 5-0 EMD 3-0
135 ââ?¬â?? Matt Irwin, 12, Bellmont, pin Shawn Will, 12, Evansville Mater Dei, 5:24 BELL 6-3
140 ââ?¬â?? Nick Dewig, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, dec. Tyler Baker, 9, Bellmont, 7-4 TIED 6-6
145 ââ?¬â?? Nathan Scherer, 12, Bellmont, dec. Chris Dewitt, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, 12-11 BELL 9-6
152 ââ?¬â?? Frank Fabiano, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, major dec. Ryan Baker, 10, Bellmont, 12-2 EMD 10-9
160 ââ?¬â?? Jon Kiefer, 12, Bellmont, dec. Bart Schaefer, 12, Evansville Mater Dei, 7-3 BELL 12-10
171 ââ?¬â?? Jeremy Goebel, 12, Evansville Mater Dei, major dec. Ben Bultemeier, 10, Bellmont, 17-6 EMD 14-12
189 ââ?¬â?? Jacob Schneider, 10, Evansville Mater Dei, pin Sam Rich, 12, Bellmont, 5:36 EMD 20-12
215 ââ?¬â?? Zach Goebel, 11, Evansville Mater Dei, dec. David Porter, 12, Bellmont, 5-0 EMD 23-12
275 ââ?¬â?? Jason Wire, 12, Evansville Mater Dei, dec. Victor Bultemeier, 12, Bellmont, 7-1 EMD 26-12


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STATE FINALS: Individual wrestling nets three champs from Mishawaka, two each from Merrillville, Bloomington South

Posted on 24 February 2006 by alexanderscot.


By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
A funny thing happened on the way to the 68th Annual IHSAA Individual Wrestling State Finals Feb. 17-18 at Conseco Fieldhouse ââ?¬â?? all the returning state champions lost!

Well, almost all of them. Bloomington South�s Paul Young wasn�t
about to let that happen as he defended his 160-pound championship with
four easy wins, the first two by fall.

But mucho carnage occurred at 119, where a trio of returning state
winners was gone after the semifinals. The survivor was Merrillville
senior Javier Salas, last year�s sixth-place finisher who ousted last
year�s champion, Evansville Central�s Anthony Williams, in the semis by
a 4-3 count in overtime. Salas (40-1) then pinned Norwell senior Blake
Harner in 3:18 in the finals.

Nathan Harris of Beech Grove, the 2005 champ at 112, was upset in
the 119 quarterfinals, losing for the first time in 77 matches. And
Hobart�s Eric Galka, last year�s winner at 103, lost in Friday�s first
round.

The other returning champ to not repeat was Perry Meridian
140-pound senior Nick Walpole, who dropped a 4-2 overtime decision to
the eventual champion, Hanover Central sophomore Andrew Howe. Howe was
the runner-up a year ago at 130.

Results from the championship matches:

103 ââ?¬â?? Josh Harper (47-0), Mishawaka (9), dec. Chris Lindauer (19-2), Edgewood (11), 6-3
112 ââ?¬â?? Danny Coyne (36-1), Beech Grove (12), dec. Taylor March (41-6), East Noble (9), 3-1
119 ââ?¬â?? Javier Salas (40-1), Merrillville (12), pin Blake Harner (40-2), Norwell (12), 3:18
125 ââ?¬â?? Eric McGill (46-1), Munster (11), dec. Adam Walters (38-5), Portage (12), 3-2
130 ââ?¬â?? Alexander Warren (37-0), Mooresville (12), dec. Dustin Bruce (37-4), Bloomington North (11), 8-5
135 ââ?¬â?? Matt Irwin (45-0), Bellmont (12), dec. Brennan Cosgrove (46-2), Hobart (10), 12-5
140 ââ?¬â?? Andrew Howe (51-0), Hanover Central (10), dec. Cory Fornal (46-2), Rochester (12), 6-2
145 ââ?¬â?? Chad Biddle (41-2), Portage (12), pin Cooper Samuels (45-1), Floyd Central (10), 2:22
152 ââ?¬â?? Kurt Kinser (47-0), Bloomington South (12), dec. Kevin Clem (50-6), Perry Meridian (12), 1-0
160 ââ?¬â?? Paul Young (49-0), Bloomington South (12), dec. Bryan Deutsch (42-2), Columbia City (12), 9-4
171 ââ?¬â?? Ian Hinton (42-0), Mishawaka (11), dec. Phillip Glasser (39-5), Franklin (12), 2-0 (OT)
189 ââ?¬â?? Taylor Vieck (38-0), Vincennes Lincoln (12), dec. Travis Dale (43-1), McCutcheon (11), 3-2
215 ââ?¬â?? Pat Day (46-2), Mishawaka (12), dec. Cody Johnson (44-3), Franklin (12), 12-10
275 ââ?¬â?? Dexter Larimore (41-0), Merrillville (12), dec. Aaron Lindenschmidt (48-1), Evansville Harrison (12), 12-1

Here�s a weight-by-weight look at the results:

TO COME �

Papiernik named Mental Attitude Award winner
Members of the IHSAA Executive Committee selected Jeffrey
Papiernik of Fort Wayne Snider as the winner of the 2005-06 Ward E.
Brown Mental Attitude Award for wrestling. A four-time IHSAA individual
state qualifier, Papiernik is the first wrestler and 11th
student-athlete overall from his school to earn that distinction.

Papiernik turned in his best individual state finals performance
by placing fourth in the 135-pound weight class last weekend. After
earning team MVP honors in 2004, he was selected as the captain of the
Panthers this season. He compiled a record of 43-4 and ends his career
with an overall record of 154-19.

In addition to being a leader on the mats, he has had major
achievements in the classroom. He ranks first in his class of 455
students with a 4.69 GPA (4.0 scale). He is a member of the National
Honor Society, Indiana Math League, and National Society of High School
Scholars.

Papiernik was also selected to attend the ââ?¬Å?2006 Molecular Medicine
in Action Conference� at the IU Medical Center. In addition to these
accomplishments, he was a 2006 Wendy�s High School Heisman Nominee and
selected as an Indiana University Science, Technology, and Research
Scholar.

ââ?¬Å?Jeff refuses to take short cuts!ââ?¬Â said Snider coach Michael
Ester. ââ?¬Å?He has displayed quiet leadership by example and has excelled
academically, socially, and athletically.

ââ?¬Å?He alone creates the energy and opportunity in order to better
himself as a student, an athlete, and a citizen while taking the time
to share his blessings with those around him.�

Papiernik�s volunteer work includes peer tutoring, middle school
assistant wrestling coach, science fair judge, concessions worker for
high school athletic events, landscaping, and various church events.
The son of Andrew and Janet Papiernik of Fort Wayne plans to attend
Washington University in St. Louis and major in molecular biology.

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Preview: Wrestling team state finals

Posted on 23 February 2006 by alexanderscot.


By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor

Following
the completion of wrestling team semistates Feb. 8 and the individual state
finals Feb. 17-18, it�s on to the 11th annual team state
championship! Eight ranked teams will compete head-to-head this Saturday, Feb.
25, at Center Grove.

The quarters
As the
entire free world knows, the big match of the day will occur right off the bat
as top-ranked and undefeated Evansville
Mater Dei faces No. 2 undefeated Perry Meridian in the quarterfinals.

History
is definitely on the side of the No. 1 Wildcats, whose eight state team titles
preceded Lawrence
North�s run of two straight the past two seasons. And Mater Dei boasts six
wrestlers ranked in the Top 20 at season�s end.

But the
Falcons ââ?¬â?? runners-up in 2002 and 2004 ââ?¬â?? have some serious depth (nine ranked
wrestlers), and a glance at the probable head-to-head matchups would seem to
give Perry the advantage in eight of the 14 weight classes. Can Mater Dei
overcome that shortcoming by piling up enough points via pins, technical falls,
and major decisions? It says here that it will not.

The
winner of that clash of the titans gets either No. 10 Indianapolis Cathedral (three
ranked competitors) or No. 4 Mishawaka (five ranked). The two met Dec. 10, when
the Cavemen posted a 29-24 win over Cathedral. Add in that the Irish have lost
six dual meets this year compared with Mishawaka�s
zero, and you are looking at a probable Perry-Mishawaka semifinal.

On the
other side of the draw, No. 3 Merrillville
takes on No. 5 Bellmont. Each team has one loss, but Bellmont wrestled a tougher schedule and owns
the advantage in ranked wrestlers, 5-3. Despite the fact that Merrillville had two individual champions
last Saturday at Conseco Fieldhouse, it�s the Pirates first-ever trip to the
team finals, whereas the three-time state champion Braves are making their 10th
appearance. Bellmont gets the nod here.

The
fourth quarterfinal features No. 9 Columbia City against 15th-ranked
Bloomington
South. The former�s record (20-2 is much more impressive than the latter�s
(24-7), but the Eagles had only three wrestlers ranked compared with six for
South. On paper this thing looks dead even, but Bloomington South has gotten hot at the right
time, and the Panthers figure to feed off their pair of undefeated state champs
(Kurt Kinser at 152, Paul Young at 160) from a week ago. Advantage B-town.

The semis
If Perry
Meridian can get past the juggernaut that is
Mater Dei, then there�s no reason to think the Falcons will falter against Mishawaka � although four
of the Cavemen�s ranked wrestlers are either No. 1, No. 2, or No. 3. Provided
thereââ?¬â?¢s no significant letdown, Perry prevails ââ?¬â?? but it may reeeeeeeeaaaaaal
close.

Bellmont or Bloomington,
Bloomington or Bellmont � another likely toss-up for the Panthers. Yet
they come into this thang ranked 15th, so what�s to lose? This
match, probably due to a weakness at the four heaviest classes. The four
Panthers at 171, 189, 215, and heavyweight all have losing records, whereas
Bellmont�s biggins go 17-8, 29-7, 28-8, and 30-9. That monstrous advantage may
translate into several pins, which will more than likely make the difference
here.

The finals
If Perry
Meridian can survive No. 1 and outlast No. 4, then bring on No. 5, right? Right.
Despite their being exhausted emotionally and physically, there�s no way coach
Jim Tonte allows his troops to not put the wraps on a perfect season. The
score, again, may be superclose, but who really cares with a first-ever state
championship in your claws?

Perry
Meridian gets it done.

Your team
state finals pairings:

STATE FINALS
Date: Saturday, Feb. 25
Time: Quarterfinals begin at 10 a.m.
EST, with semifinal round and championship round to follow.
Admission: $8
Advancement: This is a single-elimination
tournament in which the winning team shall advance to the next round.
Site: Center Grove
High School, 2717 S. Morgantown Road, Greenwood

Quarterfinals
Match 1:
No. 3 Merrillville
(21-1) vs. No. 5 Bellmont (23-1)
Match 2:
No. 15 Bloomington South (24-7) vs. No. 9 Columbia City (20-2)
Match 3:
No. 2 Perry Meridian (29-0) vs. No. 1 Evansville Mater Dei
(21-0)
Match 4:
No. 10 Indianapolis Cathedral (21-6) vs. No. 4 Mishawaka (28-0)

Semifinals
Match 5:
Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2
Match 6:
Winner of Match 3 vs. Winner of Match 4

Championship
Match 7: Winner of Match 5 vs. Winner of Match 6

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Photo Showcase: Wrestling state finals (individual)

Posted on 23 February 2006 by alexanderscot.

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Audio: IHSWCA Hall of Fame honors 13 new members

Posted on 22 February 2006 by alexanderscot.

A
baker�s dozen of hallowed Indiana wrestling
names were honored Feb. 19 at the annual Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association
Hall of Fame banquet at Jonathan Byrd’s Cafeteria in Greenwood, and HoosierAuthority.com was
there. Click here for an audio replay of the special event.

Courtesy
of www.ihswca.com, here�s a look at the Hall of Fame inductees from the last
six years:

Hall of Fame inductees for 2005-2006
Wrestlers
Bryan Bailey – Martinsville
Jason Greer – Princeton
Troy Roe – Adams
Central

Coaches
T. Howard Jones – Jennings
County
Steve Moriarity – Lafayette Jefferson

Sandy Tilton – Lawrence
North

Richard Clip – Corydon

Contributor
Jim Bassett – Adams Central
John Gillespie – Bloomington

Family
Maldonado – East Chicago
Central (Paul/Tim/Robert)

Billy Thom Award
Randy Helfrich – Evansville
Mater Dei

Honorary members
James Tanniehill – Indianapolis

Jim Humphrey – Lawrence North

Hall of Fame inductees for 2004-2005
Wrestlers
Pat Cassidy – Bloomington
North
Craig Campbell –
Delta
Elbert Starks ââ?¬â?? Fort Wayne Snider

Coaches
Dave Geyer –
Penn
Ron Anderson – Winchester

Robert Kelly – Bloomington

Bill Yozipovich – Greenfield

Contributor
Don Hunter – Fort Wayne

Family
Keith Bradley – Beech Grove

Billy Thom Award
Mike Goebel – Evansville
Mater Dei

Honorary member
Steve Woods

Hall of Fame inductees for 2003-2004
Wrestlers
Keith Davison – Chesterton
Barry Handley – Calumet

Steve Kinser – Bloomington

James Schrader – Lafayette Jefferson

Coaches
Bill Robertson –
Wes-Del
Denny Hays – Bellmont

Mark Kern – Jimtown

Royce Deckard – Bloomington
South

Steve Balash – Hobart

Contributors
Mark Miller
Jim Troyer

Family
Boots – Evansville
Mater Dei

Billy Thom Award
Dave Holman – Southport

Honorary member
Scott Hinkel – Purdue

Hall of Fame inductees for 2002-2003
Wrestlers
Todd Balwinski – Lawrence North
Michael Faulkner – Mishawaka

Robert Stewart – Bloomington

Coaches
Otis Cress –
Frankton
Robert Emerick – Lake Central

Dave Errett – Martinsville

Robert Harmon – Castle

Contributors
Ed Corazzi ââ?¬â?? Fort Wayne
Tom Ladow – Logansport

Family
Yates – Center Grove (Brandon, Ryan, Jay, Tanner)

Billy Thom Award
Charles “Pete” McNamara – Beech Grove

Honorary member
Leo Kocher – University of Chicago

Hall of Fame inductees for 2001-2002

Wrestlers
Brent Faurote –
Bellmont
Keith Huddleston – Avon

Fernando Trevino – East Chicago
Washington

Fred McGuire – Kokomo

Coaches
Bill Campbell – Northfield
Jim Phillips – Indianapolis
Manual

Eric Kriebel – Pendleton
Heights

Lance Beehler – Mishawaka

Contributors
Greg Moe –
Garrett
Mike & Sharon Dowden – ISWA

Family Award
Maddox – Taylor

Billy Thom Award
John Cook – Valparaiso

Honorary member
Charles Burton –
IU & 2000 Olympian

Hall of Fame inductees for 2000-2001
Wrestlers
Oliver Richmond ââ?¬â?? Fort Wayne Elmhurst
Chris Campbell – Delta
Kenny Curry – Bloomington
Howard King – Bloomington

Coaches
Clarence
Warthan – Frankfort
Rick Overfield –
Western Boone

Randy Helfrich – EvansvilleMater
Dei

Grodie
Crick – Evansville
Central

Contributors
Jeff
Colburn
Mike Sacchini

Billy Thom Award
Max Servies – Wabash College

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Brackets: Wrestling state finals (individual)

Posted on 12 February 2006 by alexanderscot.

Chris Lindauer (16-1)
Edgewood (11)
  Match 1: I-1 103
Justin Wight (29-9)
Homestead (10)    
 
Justin Brooks (36-3) Match 113: I-6
Warsaw (9)      
  Match 2: I-2      
Christopher Quiroga (37-8)  
Lawrence North (9)  
 
Richard Rackley (32-4) Match 169: II-9
Franklin Central (10)    
  Match 3: II-4    
Rafael Montez (38-8)    
Hobart (12)          
       
Brett King (43-3) Match 114: II-3  
Whitko (12)    
  Match 4: II-5      
Carl Bowling (33-8)  
Owen Valley (11)  
   
Josh Harper (43-0)  
Mishawaka (9) Match 267: II-3 Champion
  Match 5: III-7  
Tyler Mantel (37-4)  
Zionsville (10)      
   
Conner Zuber (45-2) Match 115: III-2  
Evansville Memorial (10)        
  Match 6: III-8        
Will Sheets (30-10)    
Bellmont (9)      
   
Bryant Whitaker (32-5) Match 170: III-4
Muncie Southside (9)  
  Match 7: IV-10  
Brett Eads (30-5)  
Corydon Central (10)      
     
Camden Eppert (37-3) Match 116: IV-5
Anderson Highland (9)  
  Match 8: IV-11        
Andrew Kepchar (33-11)  
Merrillville (10) Match 253: II-1 3rd Place
   
Match 197: I-8    
   
Match 239: III-9 5th Place
       
Match 198: IV-3
     
Match 225: I-2 7th Place

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Nick Wiesjahn (44-0)
Mishawaka (11)
  Match 9: I-3 112
Terrence Hublard (36-4)
New Albany (12)    
 
John Urich (46-6) Match 117: I-9
Perry Meridian (12)      
  Match 10: I-1      
Derek Nelson (36-8)  
Bellmont (11)    
 
Taylor March (38-5) Match 171: II-2
East Noble (9)    
  Match 11: II-6    
D’Marcus Spencer (34-6)    
Lawrence North (9)        
       
Matt Fields (41-1) Match 118: II-12  
Whiteland (11)    
  Match 12: II-4      
George Petrov (43-5)  
Hanover Central (11)  
   
Adam Andrews (31-7)  
Elkhart Memorial (12) Match 268: II-5 Champion
  Match 13: III-9  
Steven Lange (42-6)  
Westfield (11)        
   
Sean Herron (37-5)    
Evansville Mater Dei (11) Match 119: III-11      
  Match 14: III-7        
Alton Anderson (41-2)    
Michigan City (12)    
   
Steve Salinas (41-6) Match 172: III-6
South Bend Clay (12)  
  Match 15: IV-12  
Mitchell Richey (35-3)  
Brown County (9)      
     
Danny Coyne (32-1) Match 120: IV-8
Beech Grove (12)  
  Match 16: IV-10        
Tyson Bercot (37-2)  
Adams Central (11) Match 254: II-12 3rd Place
   
Match 199: I-11    
   
Match 240: III-10 5th Place
       
Match 200: IV-5
     
Match 226: I-7 7th Place

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Ethan Harris (33-0)
Beech Grove (11)
  Match 17: I-2 119
Jason Kimmel (31-4)
Churubusco (11)    
 
Brad Gallagher (40-1) Match 121: I-10
Franklin Community (12)      
  Match 18: I-3      
Alex Sanchez (40-4)  
Chesterton (11)  
 
Eric Galka (20-5) Match 173: II-12
Hobart (10)    
  Match 19: II-5    
Reece Freeman (42-1)    
Bloomington South (11)        
       
Blake Harner (37-1) Match 122: II-7  
Norwell (12)    
  Match 20: II-6      
Kenny Pipenger (22-6)  
Centerville (10)  
   
Anthony Williams (30-3)  
Evansville Central (12) Match 269: II-11 Champion
  Match 21: III-8  
Aaron Estrada (26-16)  
Munster (9)        
   
Brian Vest (46-6) Match 123: III-4  
Perry Meridian (10)        
  Match 22: III-9        
Eli Michel (35-5)    
Columbia City (11)    
   
Marcus Miller (28-2) Match 174: III-7
Muncie Southside (12)  
  Match 23: IV-11  
Graham Youngs (39-4)  
Zionsville (11)      
     
Javier Salas (36-1) Match 124: IV-1
Merrillville (12)  
  Match 24: IV-12        
Alex Weinzapfel (35-11)  
Evansville Mater Dei (10) Match 255: II-3 3rd Place
   
Match 201: I-1    
   
Match 241: III-4 5th Place
       
Match 202 IV-10
     
Match 227: I-8 7th Place

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Josh Smith (40-0)
Yorktown (12)
  Match 25: I-1 125
Kolton Blickenstaff (40-5)
Lafayette Jefferson (12)    
 
Wesley Patrick (39-3) Match 125: I-6
Plainfield (12)      
  Match 26: I-2      
Chris Conte (40-4)  
Warren Central (11)  
 
Thomas Pompei (33-5) Match 175: II-8
Hamilton Southeastern (12)    
  Match 27: II-4    
Caleb Schmitt (41-2)    
Castle (11)          
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SEMISTATES: Individual results

Posted on 12 February 2006 by alexanderscot.


Staff Report
Here are results
from the individual wrestling semistates held Feb. 11 at four sites:

1. MERRILLVILLE SEMISTATE
103
1. Josh Harper ââ?¬â?? Mishawaka ââ?¬â?? 9 (44-0) dec.
4-0

2. Justin Brooks ââ?¬â?? Warsaw
ââ?¬â?? 9 (35-3)

3. Rafael Montez ââ?¬â?? Hobart
– 12 (38-7) dec. 11-5

4. Andrew Kepchar ââ?¬â?? Merrillville
ââ?¬â?? 10 (33-11)

112
1. Nick Weisjahn ââ?¬â?? Mishawaka
ââ?¬â?? 11 (44-0) dec. 7-2

2. Steve Salinas ââ?¬â?? SB Clay ââ?¬â?? 12 (41-6)

3. Alton Anderson
ââ?¬â?? Michigan City
ââ?¬â?? 12 (41-3) dec. 5-3

4. George Petrov ââ?¬â?? Hanover
Central ââ?¬â?? 11 (43-5)

119
1. Javier Salas ââ?¬â?? Merrillville
ââ?¬â?? 12 (36-1) dec. 1-0

2. Eric Galka ââ?¬â?? Hobart
ââ?¬â?? 10 (20-5)

3. Alex Sanchez ââ?¬â?? Chesterton ââ?¬â?? 11 (40-4) dec. 7-1

4. Aaron Estrada ââ?¬â?? Munster
ââ?¬â?? 9 (26-16)

125
1. Eric McGill ââ?¬â?? Munster
ââ?¬â?? 11 (42-1) dec. 6-5

2. Adam Walters ââ?¬â?? Portage
ââ?¬â?? 12 (35-4)

3. Jeremey Burnsideââ?¬â??SB Clayââ?¬â??12 (42-4) dec. 1-1 (2OT)

4. Kolton Blickenstaff ââ?¬â?? Lafayette Jefferson ââ?¬â?? 12 (40-5)

130
1. Matt Hemry ââ?¬â?? Portage ââ?¬â?? 12 (36-3) dec.
7-6

2. Jon Gomez ââ?¬â?? Hobart
ââ?¬â?? 12 (40-6)

3. Steven Sandefer ââ?¬â?? Penn ââ?¬â?? 9 (45-2) major dec. 12-3

4. Stephen Flynn ââ?¬â?? West Lafayette
ââ?¬â?? 12 (36-4)

135
1. Brennan
Cosgrove ââ?¬â?? Hobart
ââ?¬â?? 10 (43-1) injury default

2. Matt Elvidge ââ?¬â?? Warsaw
ââ?¬â?? 10 (39-2)

3. Tony Conway ââ?¬â?? Crown Point
ââ?¬â?? 10 (29-2) dec. 9-7 (OT)

4. Brandon Mersich ââ?¬â?? Mishawaka
ââ?¬â?? 10 (35-12)

140
1. Andrew Howe ââ?¬â??
Hanover Central ââ?¬â?? 10 (47-0) major dec. 12-4

2. Brett Mellis ââ?¬â?? Crown Point
ââ?¬â?? 12 (34-5)

3. Cory Fornal ââ?¬â?? Rochester
ââ?¬â?? 12 (43-1) dec. 3-2

4. Ronnie McCollough ââ?¬â?? LaVille ââ?¬â?? 12 (39-4)

145
1. Jamal Lawrence ââ?¬â?? Merrillville
ââ?¬â?? 11 (43-1) dec. 10-6

2. Mike Sands ââ?¬â?? Hanover
Central ââ?¬â?? 12 (31-2)

3. Chad Biddle ââ?¬â?? Portage ââ?¬â?? 12 (37-2) dec.
10-3

4. Mitch Miller ââ?¬â?? Penn ââ?¬â?? 12 (40-5)

152
1. Benji Dolly ââ?¬â?? Mishawaka ââ?¬â?? 12 (40-5) pin
5:54

2. Mike Robertson ââ?¬â?? SB Riley ââ?¬â?? 10 (36-7)

3. Brett Rayner ââ?¬â?? Hobart
ââ?¬â?? 12 (43-2) dec. 5-0

4. Justin Gust ââ?¬â?? Merrillville
ââ?¬â?? 12 (33-13)

160
1. Joe Wing ââ?¬â?? Merrillville ââ?¬â?? 11 (36-3)
injury default

2. Kyle Sobkowicz ââ?¬â?? Hanover
Central ââ?¬â?? 12 (39-7)

3. Ryan Kaufman ââ?¬â?? Rensselaer ââ?¬â?? 12 (40-1) pin
4:21

4. Devin Bruce ââ?¬â?? Hobart
ââ?¬â?? 12 (39-10)

171
1. Ian Hinton ââ?¬â?? Mishawaka ââ?¬â?? 11 (38-0)
major dec. 16-6

2. Nickolas Kraus ââ?¬â?? New Prairie ââ?¬â?? 12 (43-5)

3. Tom Lowe ââ?¬â?? Warsaw
ââ?¬â?? 12 (36-6) dec. 6-3

4. Aaron Schlueter ââ?¬â?? Harrison (WL) ââ?¬â?? 12 (31-10)

189
1. Travis Dale ââ?¬â?? McCutcheon
ââ?¬â?? 11 (40-0) dec. 9-6

2. Jeremiah Maggart ââ?¬â?? Penn ââ?¬â?? 12 (43-1)

3. Justin Guettner ââ?¬â?? North Newton ââ?¬â?? 12 (39-3)
dec. 8-3

4. Jamie Lukaszewski ââ?¬â?? Mishawaka
ââ?¬â?? 12 (19-10)

215
1. Matthew Bogard
ââ?¬â?? Glenn ââ?¬â?? 12 (45-0) dec. 8-5

2. Pat Day ââ?¬â?? Mishwaka ââ?¬â?? 12 (42-2)

3. Bryan Powlen ââ?¬â?? Caston ââ?¬â?? 12 (39-3) dec. 5-0

4. Brady Jones ââ?¬â?? Cass ââ?¬â?? 12 (34-7)

275
1. Dexter Larimore
ââ?¬â?? Merrillville
ââ?¬â?? 12 (37-0) major dec. 11-2

2. Bryan Benner ââ?¬â?? Benton
Central ââ?¬â?? 11 (43-3)

3. Andrew Bogard ââ?¬â?? Glenn ââ?¬â?? 12 (38-7) dec. 10-7

4. Andy Ginter ââ?¬â?? Penn ââ?¬â?? 11 (17-4)

2. NEW HAVEN SEMISTATE
103
King-Whitko

Whitaker-Muncie South

Sheets-Bellmont

Wight-Homestead

112
Andrews-Elkhart
Memorial

March-East Noble

Nelson-Bellmont

Bercot-Adams Central

119
Harner-Norwell

Miller-Muncie South

Michel-Columbia City

Kimmel-Churubusco

125
Smith-Yorktown

Walter-Columbia City

Fullerton-Elkhart Memorial

Kirtlan-Northfield

130
Zimmer-Angola

Nicely-Yorktown

Hobbs-Kokomo

Spaw-East Noble

135
Irwin-Bellmont

King-Muncie South

Papiernik-FW Snider

Mosier-Yorktown

140
Combs-Muncie South

Canaday-Fairfield

Baker-Bellmont

Morningstar-Elkhart
Memorial

145
Bradley-Muncie
South

Scherer-Bellmont

Miller-Northridge

Frey-Central Noble

152
Lewis-Norwell

McAfee-Adams Central

Cooper-Garrett

Walter-DeKalb

160
Deutsch-Columbia City

Gaff-Central Noble

Heron-Peru

Kiefer-Bellmont

171
Gerardot-Columbia City

Martin-FW Snider

Moe-Garrett

Fisher-East Noble

189
Friend-Leo

Gibson-Northridge

Straw-Prairie Heights

Jones-Randolph Southern

215
Schrock-Goshen

Mazellan-Marion

Poage-Whitko

Greene-FW Snider

275
Reams-Muncie
Central

Mackensworth-West Noble

Frush-Whitko

Edlund-Goshen

Number of qualifiers by team:
Bellmont 6

Muncie South 5

Columbia City
4

East Noble 3

Elkhart Memorial 3

Fort Wayne Snider 3

Yorktown 3

Whitko 3

Adams
Central 2

Central Noble 2

Garrett 2

Goshen 2

Northridge 2

Norwell 2

Homestead 1

Angola 1

Churubusco 1

DeKalb 1

Fairfield 1

Kokomo 1

Leo 1

Marion 1

Muncie Central 1

Northfield 1

Peru 1

Prairie Heights
1

Randolph
Southern 1

West Noble 1

3. NEW CASTLE SEMISTATE
103
Epport (And High) dec. Rackley (FC) 5-3 (OT)
Quiroga (LN) major dec. Mantel (Zion) 14-6

112
Coyne (BG) major dec. Urich (PM) 16-5
Spencer (LN) dec. Lange (WEST) 4-2

119
Harris (BG) major dec. Vest (PM) 16-5
Yourges (Zion) major dec.
Pipenger (Connersville)
11-2

125
Fleckenstein (East Cen)
major dec. Pompei (HSE) 18-8
Place Conte (WC) major dec. Black (New Cas) 13-4

130
Baker (Fran Cou) dec. Rodriguez (Frankfort) 8-6
Norris (WC) pin Hamilton (LC)

135
Kenny (NC) dec. Harrison (CATH) 6-3
Yatsko (MILAN) dec. Griffin (Carmel)
9-5

140
Walpole (PM) dec. Pittman (Grrensburg) 5-2
Kelsey (Southmont) pin Grizzle (BD)

145
Jansen (East Central) dec. Aue (PM) 5-2
Bennett (And Heights) major dec. Griffin (WC) 10-1

152
Porter (BD) dec. Clem (PM) 5-3 (OT)
Hess (MILAN) pin Cory (TR)

160
Walley (NP) dec. Schmaltz (CATH) 9-5
Hodges (Southmont) dec. Adams (PM) 4-3

171
Vogelsong (LN) dec. Walker (LC) 8-7
Pease (LEB) pin Henrickson (Grrensburg)

189
Barnhizer (UC) dec. Jordan (LEB) 7-2
Watkins (NC) dec. Pharis (NOB) 10-4

215
Mobley (BG) dec. Whyde (MT VER) 5-4
Kuhn(NC) dec. Knudson (BD) 4-1

275
Goldsberry (NC) dec. Quintana (MT VER) 12-7
Adams (PM) pin Crew (Clinton Central)

Thanks to Rick Hayes for this
report.

4. EVANSVILLE REITZ
SEMISTATE
103
1 Lindauer

2 Zuber

3 Eads

4 Bowling

112
1 Fields

2 Heron

3 Richey

4 Hubard

119
1 Williams

2 Gallagher

3 Freeman

4 Weinzapfle

125
1 Roberts

2 Patrick

3 Schmitt

4 Fauckenberg

130
1 Warren

2 Bruce

3 Lapel

4 Whittaker

135
1 Cooper

2 Myers

3 Withrow

4 Nicks

140
1 Brescher

2 Carlucci

3 Plainfield

4 Goldbauch

145
1 Samuels

2 Kempf

3 Pinkleton

4 Dean

152
1 Kinser

2 Teeters

3 Johnson

4 Bybee

160
1 Young

2 Reece

3 Greene

4 Butel

171
1 Glasser
2 Powless
3 ??
4 ??

189
1 Vieck
2 Schneider

3 ??

4 ??

215
1 Seeger
2 Edwards
3 ??
4 ??

275
1 ??
2 ??
3 ??
4 ??

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SEMISTATES: Team wrestling

Posted on 09 February 2006 by alexanderscot.


Staff
Report

Following are reports from the eight wrestling semistates held Feb. 8. The
survivors of this third round of team competition qualify for the eight-school
team state finals Feb. 25 at Center Grove ââ?¬â?? and man oh man will that event be
LOADED.

Team
results from Feb. 8:

1. VALPARAISO
SEMISTATE
No. 3 Merrillville downs No. 7 Crown Point easily, 39-20 …

Following a delay due to a fire alarm, this match got
under way at 145. Crown Point moved out to a 7-6 lead after winning two of the
first three matches, but Merrillville roared back with victories in the next
five matches to take a 29-7 lead.

The Pirates will face No. 5 Bellmont in the state
quarterfinals Feb. 25.

Merrillville 39, Crown Point 20

103 ââ?¬â?? Kepchar (M) major dec. Murzyn

112 ââ?¬â?? Fennell (CP) pin
Martinez

119 ââ?¬â?? Salas (M) major
dec. Rosenbaum

125 ââ?¬â??Gill (CP) dec. Coria

130 ââ?¬â?? Yarnell (M) pin
Mohamed

135 ââ?¬â??Conway (CP) dec. Ponce (CP
coach Vlink loses team point)

140 ââ?¬â??Morris (M) vs. Mellis
(CP) unk

145 ââ?¬â?? Lawrence (M) pin Myers

152 ââ?¬â??Smith (CP) dec. Gust

160 ââ?¬â??Szymborski (CP) major
dec. Kurczynski

171 ââ?¬â??Contreras (M) dec.
Shrewsbury

189 ââ?¬â??Rambert (M) major dec.
Damjanovic

215 ââ?¬â??Salas (M) pin Jones

275 ââ?¬â?? Larimore (M) pin Conway

2. ROCHESTER
SEMISTATE
No. 4
Mishawaka pummels Lafayette Jefferson,
49-9 �

The Cavemen won 11 matches, including four by pin, to
advance to a state quarterfinals showdown with No. 10 Indianapolis Cathedral. Mishawaka won eight of
the first nine in the meet, which started at 152.

Mishawaka 49, Lafayette
Jefferson 9
103 ââ?¬â?? Josh Harper (M) tech fall Oscar Trujillo, 18-2 (4:57)

112 ââ?¬â?? Nick Wiesjahn (M)
pin Ryan Lucas, 1:26

119 ââ?¬â?? Matt Brothers (M)
pin Li Kang Blickenstaff, 2:59

125 ââ?¬â??Kolton Blickenstaff
(LJ) dec. Clint Leazenby, 8-7

130 ââ?¬â?? Scott
Versyp (M) dec. Rory Stodgell, 4-0

135 ââ?¬â??Brandon Mersich (M)
dec. Tito Medrano, 11-5

140 ââ?¬â??Justin Fruits (LJ) dec.
Derrick Thomas, 16-12

145 ââ?¬â??Caleb Norville (M)
major dec. Dan Lueck, 12-4

152 ââ?¬â?? Benji Dolly (M) dec. Zach Arman, 3-1

160 ââ?¬â??Brandon Straub (M) dec.
Sean McCann, 7-0

171 ââ?¬â??Ian Hinton (M) pin Chad
Mills, 0:44

189 ââ?¬â??Travis DePew (LJ) dec.
Jamie Lukaszewski, 4-3

215 ââ?¬â??Pat Day (M) major dec.
Devin Hamrick, 13-4

275 ââ?¬â?? Randy Morin (M) pin David Redding, 1:31

3. COLUMBIA
CITY SEMISTATE

No. 9
Columbia City slips past Elkhart Memorial, 33-24 �

Elkhart Memorial led by as many as six points, and this
battle was tied at 21 after 10 matches (the meet started at 160). But the host
Eagles won the last four matches, including three by the minimum decision, to
prevail.

Columbia City will face No. 15 Bloomington South
in the state quarterfinals.

Columbia City 33, Elkhart Memorial 24

103 ââ?¬â?? Datna (EM) pin Langeloh,
4:55

112 ââ?¬â?? Andrews (EM) dec.
Lei, 2-0

119 ââ?¬â?? Michel (CC) dec.
Harvey, 6-2

125 ââ?¬â??Fullerton (EM) dec.
Egolf, 6-0

130 ââ?¬â??Walter (CC) pin Stahl, less
than 2:00

135 ââ?¬â??Dewitt (CC) dec.
Strawser, 8-4

140 ââ?¬â??Rex (CC) pin Hall, 4:22

145 ââ?¬â??Morningstar (EM) dec.
Deutsch, 10-8 (OT)

152 ââ?¬â??Micheal (CC) dec.
Silveus, 7-2

160 ââ?¬â?? Deutsch (CC) pin Elijah, 1:23

171 ââ?¬â??Nelson (EM) dec.
Peppler, 8-2

189 ââ?¬â??Gerardot (CC) pin Red, 1:21

215 ââ?¬â??Miller (EM) dec. Kearby,
12-6

275 ââ?¬â?? Sharp (EM) dec. Ernst, 5-1

4. BELLMONT
SEMISTATE

No. 5
Bellmont has no trouble with Kokomo,
58-12 �

Kokomo stayed even after the first two
matches and trailed only 15-12 after six (the match started at heavyweight).
But Bellmont won the last eight battles, including two by forfeit and four by
fall, to advance to a state quarterfinals bout with No. 3 Merrillville.

Bellmont 58, Kokomo
12
275 ââ?¬â?? Bultemeier (B) dec. ??, 7-3

103 ââ?¬â?? Zurich (K) dec.
Sheets, 1-0

112 ââ?¬â?? Nelson (B) pin ??

119 ââ?¬â?? Heller (B) pin ??

125 ââ?¬â??Small (K) dec.
Lithicum, 7-1

130 ââ?¬â??Hobbs (K) pin Hackman, 3:50

135 ââ?¬â??Irwin (B) pin Jones, 1:53

140 ââ?¬â??T. Baker (B) major dec.
Dunson, 11-3

145 ââ?¬â??Sherer (B) pin Duke, 3:33

152 ââ?¬â??R. Baker (B) dec.
Fluck, 14-7

160 ââ?¬â??Kiefer (B) won by forfeit

171 ââ?¬â??Bultemeier (B) pin
Bush, 4:28

189 ââ?¬â??Rich (B) pin Camp, 1:59

215 ââ?¬â??Porter (B) won by forfeit

5. LAWRENCE
NORTH SEMISTATE

No. 10
Indianapolis Cathedral drills No. 11 Carmel, 41-9 �

Indianapolis Cathedral dominated by winning 11 matches, including seven
straight at the lightest weight classes. The Irish advance to a state quarterfinals
showdown Feb. 25 with No. 4 Mishawaka.

The 135-pound match featured fifth-ranked Dedrick Harrison of Cathedral
against Carmel�s
No. 16 Tom Griffin. Both wrestlers entered with only two losses each, but it
was Harrison who got the first and only takedown
of the match, and that was all he needed in a 3-1 victory.

At 140, the only fall of the night took place when Cathedral�s No. 18-ranked
freshman Gavin McGinley pinned Casey Kelly in overtime.

And at 160, the match�s other ranked wrestler, Cathedral�s No. 13 Johnny
Schmaltz, scored a 9-1 major decision over Carmel�s Mike Klemen.

The most exciting match of the night, however, came at 119, where Cathedral�s
Calvin Sullivan battled Will Mascaro of Carmel.
And we mean BATTLED.

Mascaro had a commanding 9-3 lead at the end of the first period, but
Sullivan scored back points and nearly ended the match with a fall in the
second. But time ran out on Sullivan, and the middle period ended with him
trailing, 10-8. The score went back and forth in the third before Sullivan finally
pulled off the stunning comeback and won, 17-16.

Then again, it was just that kind of night for Cathedral.

Thanks to Rick Hayes for this
report.

Indianapolis Cathedral 41, Carmel
9
103 ââ?¬â?? Grey(Cath)
major dec. Mullin, 10-0
112 ââ?¬â?? Cohen
(Cath) major dec. Frascella, 16-8
119 ââ?¬â?? Sullivan
(Cath) dec. W.Mascaro, 17-16
125 ââ?¬â?? Corsaro (Cath)
major dec. Purcell, 8-0
130 ââ?¬â?? Mauser
(Cath) major dec. C. Mascaro, 12-4
135 ââ?¬â?? Harrison
(Cath) dec. Griffin,
3-1
140 ââ?¬â?? McGinley
(Cath) pin Kelly, in overtime
145 ââ?¬â?? Henning
(Car) dec. Hofmeister, 5-2
152 ââ?¬â?? Hackl
(Cath) dec. Kreiver, 6-4
160 ââ?¬â?? Schmaltz
(Cath) major dec. Klemen, 9-1
171 ââ?¬â?? Rexroth
(Car) dec. Crossland, 7-4
189 ââ?¬â?? Troiano
(Cath) dec. Smith, 5-1
215 ââ?¬â?? Hemmerlien
(Cath) dec. Sturek, 9-7
275 ââ?¬â?? Cox
(Car) dec. Davis,
2-1

6. NEW CASTLE
SEMISTATE
No. 2
Perry Meridian romps past No. 20 East Central, 60-6 �

East Central trailed just 4-3 after a decision at 135 (the
match started at 130), but the Falcons followed that with six straight wins and
11 of the next 12. The two losses Perry suffered were both by two points, so
dominant was the win.

Next up: top-ranked Evansville Mater Dei in the state
quarterfinals Feb. 25.

Perry Meridian 60, East Central 6
103 ââ?¬â?? Schoettle (PM) pin Merk, 1:39

112 ââ?¬â?? Urich (PM) injury
default over Joerger

119 ââ?¬â?? Vest (PM) dec. Holstegge,
8-5

125 ââ?¬â??N Clem (PM) pin Hutchinson,
2:52

130 ââ?¬â??Tasseff (PM) major dec.
Olding, 10-2

135 ââ?¬â??Losekamp (EC) dec. Leonard,
8-6

140 ââ?¬â??Walpole (PM) pin Jones,
0:22

145 ââ?¬â??Aue (PM) dec. Jansen, 8-5

152 ââ?¬â??K Clem (PM) major dec. Wilhelm,
9-1

160 ââ?¬â??K Adams (PM) pin Dalton,
1:50

171 ââ?¬â??Masengale (PM) major
dec. Baker, 8-0

189 ââ?¬â??Livergood (PM) pin Anderson,
0:40

215 ââ?¬â??Knigga (EC) dec.
Tompkins, 7-5

275 ââ?¬â?? Adams (PM) pin Kercheval, 3:10

7. AVON SEMISTATE

No. 15
Bloomington South pulls upset of No. 6 Franklin in come-from-behind thriller,
35-33 �

Details are sketchy, but we do know that top-ranked Paul Young of Bloomington
South pinned Franklin�s
No. 4 Michael Reese at 160. The only points Young ââ?¬â?? referred to affectionately
on the wrestling coaches website as ââ?¬Å?a beastââ?¬Â ââ?¬â?? has allowed all season long are
escape points.

The match
started at heavyweight, and South was able to steal the team victory with wins
in the last three weight classes: a fall at 103 and decisions at 112 and 119,
the latter IN OVERTIME.

Holy
popcorn. The Panthers next face No. 9 Columbia City in the state quarterfinals.

Bloomington South 35, Franklin 33
103 ââ?¬â??
112 ââ?¬â??
119 ââ?¬â??
125 ââ?¬â??

130 ââ?¬â??

135 ââ?¬â??

140 ââ?¬â??

145 ââ?¬â??

152 ââ?¬â??

160 ââ?¬â??

171 ââ?¬â??

189 ââ?¬â??

215 ââ?¬â??

275 ââ?¬â??

8. SOUTHRIDGE
SEMISTATE

No. 1
Evansville Mater Dei thrashes Jasper, 51-12 �

With the match starting at 189 pounds, Jasper was able to
hang around at 6-6 after taking decisions at the two heaviest weight classes. But
Mater Dei reeled off six consecutive wins ââ?¬â?? four of them by fall ââ?¬â?? to take
command.

The top-ranked Wildcats will face No. 2 Perry Meridian in
an unbelievably anticipated state quarterfinals showdown Feb. 25.

Evansville Mater Dei 51, Jasper 12

103 ââ?¬â?? Will (EMD) pin
Gehlhausen

112 ââ?¬â?? Herron (EMD) pin
Varner

119 ââ?¬â?? Weinzaphel (EMD)
tech fall Betz, 16-0

125 ââ?¬â??Parkinson (EMD) pin
Smith

130 ââ?¬â??Lappe (EMD) pin
Pitstick

135 ââ?¬â??Will (EMD) dec. Wigand,
7-0

140 ââ?¬â??Brescher (J) dec.
Seibert, 10-7

145 ââ?¬â??DeWitt (EMD) major dec.
Stork, 12-4

152 ââ?¬â??Miller (J) dec. Butler,
11-5

160 ââ?¬â??Fabiano (EMD) dec.
Messier

171 ââ?¬â??Goebel (EMD) pin Tucker

189 ââ?¬â?? Schneider (EMD) pin Jones

215 ââ?¬â??Seger (J) dec. Kid, 3-0

275 ââ?¬â??Steinhart (J) dec.
Wire, 8-3

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SEMISTATES: Individual brackets!

Posted on 09 February 2006 by alexanderscot.

We are full service here at HoosierAuthority.com ââ?¬â?? with a little
help from our friends at the Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches
Association, that is 😉 Here are your brackets prior to the four
individual semistates Feb. 11:

1. Merrillville Semistate brackets
103
Gabe Kane- Delphi (11) 33-5 BYE
Justin Brooks- Warsaw (9) 33-2
John Mahaffey- Portage (11) 20-15

Rafeal Montez- Hobart (12) 36-7 BYE
Ben Williams- Chesterton (10) 28-4
Matt Gradeless- Penn (9) 31-13

Dan Sullivan- Boone Grove (11) 33-1 BYE
Andrew Kepchar- Merrillville (10) 30-9
Johnny Henry- Benton Central (11) 30-8

Josh Harper- Mishawaka (9) 42-0 BYE
Oscar Trujillo- Lafayette Jeff (9) 32-11
Jacob Smith- Munster (10) 14-6

112
Alton Anderson- Michigan City (12) 39-1 BYE
Jacob Cook- Seeger (10) 42-2
Leonard Simpson- South Bend Riley (12) 31-14

Johnny Dillon- Hobart (9) 10-1 BYE
Steve Salinas- South Bend Clay (12) 38-5
Michael Atwood- Winamac (11) 27-9

Tyler Schneidt- Benton Central (12) 38-3 BYE
Alex Morfas- Munster (11) 30-9
George Petrov- Hanover Central (11) 40-3

Nick Weisjahn- Mishawaka (11) 43-0 BYE
Anthony Fennell- Crown Point (10) 27-4
Carlos Martinez- Merrillville (10) 27-15

119
Matt Brothers- Mishawaka (12) 34-6 BYE
Eric Galka- Hobart (10) 17-4
Jake Rosenbaum- Crown Point (9) 28-8

Travis Hardy- Pioneer (11) 36-3 BYE
Pat Cusak- Kankakee Valley (11) 30-13
Aaron Estrada- Munster (9) 24-14

Javier Salas- Merrillville (12) 32-1 BYE
Mike Genovese- Penn (12) 29-10
Noah Rausch- Winamac (9) 35-7

Alex Sanchez- Chesterton (11) 38-3 BYE
Donavan Alderman- Delphi (10) 31-7
Trace Hall- South Bend Riley (9) 29-13

125
Eric McGill- Munster (11) 39-1 BYE
Brandon Ward- Hanover Central (10) 29-8
Jeremy Hicks- Seeger (11) 25-3

Jeremy Burnside- South Bend Clay (12) 40-3 BYE
John Flynn- West Lafayette (12) 26-6
Kurt Monix- Lowell (9) 27-13

Adam Walters- Portage (12) 33-3 BYE
Clinton Leazenby- Mishawaka (12) 31-12
Aaron Frey- Calumet (11) 31-15

Kolton Blickenstaff- Lafayette Jeff (12) 39-3 BYE
Zeke Abegg- Hobart (12) 36-7
John Girard- Culver Military Academy (10) 29-7

130
Steven Sandefer- Penn (9) 46-1 BYE
Steve Siokos- Griffith (11) 21-6
Peter Millburg- Seeger (10) 26-8

Matt Henry- Portage (12) 33-3 BYE
Nick Jude- Lafayette Harrison (10) 23-14
Kyle Yarnell- Merrillville (11) 21-17

Stephen Flynn- West Lafayette (12) 35-2 BYE
Andrew Metz- Hanover Central (12) 34-8
Chris Lauer- South Bend Clay (12) 28-12

Jon Gomez- Hobart (12) 38-5 BYE
Scott Versyp- Mishawaka (12) 31-12
Mark Puskar- Lowell (11) 14-13

135
Matt Bowman- McCutcheon (11) 31-6 BYE
Brandon Mersich- Mishawaka (9) 33-11
Ryan Vottero- Portage (11) 25-10

Brennan Cosgrove- Hobart (10) 40-1 BYE
Derek Allen- Knox (11) 9-1
Joshua Shonkwiler- South Bend Washington (12) 32-12

Tony Conway- Crown Point (11) 26-1 BYE
Will Coto- Hammond (12) 32-2
Armando Alainiz- Benton Central (11) 27-7

Matt Elvidge- Warsaw (10) 37-1 BYE
David Minix- Winamac (9) 30-9
Mike Welch- Calumet (11) 38-11

140
Andrew Howe- Hanover Central (10) 43-0 BYE
Joey Frey- Calumet (11) 38-7
Justin Fruits- Lafayette Jeff (11) 30-13

Cory Fornal- Rochester (12) 41-0 BYE
Harley Cyr- Lafayette Harrison (11) 23-9
Joe Damron- Lake Central (10) 24-11

Kyle Morris- Merrillville (11) 24-9 BYE
Brett Millis- Crown Point (12) 30-4
Adam Keener- Warsaw (9) 29-8

Kevin Robinson- McCutcheon (11) 21-7 BYE
Ronnie McCollough- LaVille (12) 37-2
Shawn Franz- Lowell (11) 35-8

145
Jamal Lawrence- Merrillville (11) 35-1 BYE
Shayne Cataldo- Logansport (11) 26-7
Kyle Long- South Bend Washington (10) 33-8

Chad Biddle- Portage (12) 35-1 BYE
Andy Keener- Warsaw (10) 34-5
David Clute- Benton Central (12) 23-10

Mitch Miller- Penn (12) 42-3 BYE
Tommy Groen- Highland (12) 20-9
Lucas Morris- John Glenn (12) 34-3

Aric Hackler- McCutcheon (12) 30-5 BYE
Mike Sands- Hanover Central (12) 28-1
Chad Buckley- Hobart (12) 16-8

152
Luke Previs- Hanover Central (12) 39-7 BYE
Justin Gust- Merrillville (12) 31-11
David Read- Plymouth (11) 32-4

Zach Arman- Lafayette Jeff (11) 39-5 BYE
Mike Robertson- South Bend Riley (12) 37-6
Craig Fruth- Hammond Clark (12) 21-11

Brett Rayner- Hobart (12) 41-1 BYE
Max Znika- Lowell (11) 26-6
Clayton Mannering- Lewis Cass (12) 35-2

Benji Dolly- Mishawaka (12) 38-5 BYE
Justin Crain- Pioneer (12) 44-6
Nickolas Poplawski- New Prairie (10) 14-7

160
Joe Wing- Merrillville (11) 33-3 BYE
Aaron Fornal- Rochester (12) 18-4
Phillip Oudhuis- New Prairie (11) 39-4

Ryan Kaufman- Rensselaer (12) 38-0 BYE
Thurman Gast- Michigan City (11) 30-11
Ronnie King- South Bend Clay (12) 32-9

Ian Mersich- South Bend Adams (12) 38-3 BYE
Devin Bruce- Hobart (12) 31-9
Derrick Robinson- Benton Central (12) 31-2

Kyle Sobkowicz- Hanover Central (12) 36-6 BYE
Joseph Taylor- Lafayette Harrison (11) 28-12
Dustin Denisiuk- Calumet (11) 34-13

171
Ian Hinton- Mishawaka (11) 37-0 BYE
Josh Funk- North Newton (11) 40-1
Chris Bell- Rensselaer (11) 28-5

Brandon Del Prado- Calumet (11) 39-8 BYE
Aaron Schuleter- Lafayette Harrison (12) 29-9
Aaron Biggs- Valparaiso (12) 29-9

Brandon Powell- McCutcheon (12) 34-3 BYE
Tom Lowe- Warsaw (12) 33-4
Zachary Dumezich- Whiting (12) 32-7

Nicholas Kraus- New Prairie (12) 41-4 BYE
Colt Contreras- Merrillville (12) 28-8
Chad Ulmer- Triton (10) 35-7

189
Manuel Acevedo- Calumet (12) 38-8 BYE
Jamie Lukaszewski- Mishawaka (12) 20-7
Brandon Tritle- Valparaiso (11) 30-11

Travis Dale- McCutcheon (11) 37-0 BYE
Derek Duszynski- John Glenn (12) 28-7
Dan Warren- Culver Military Academy (12) 26-5

Jeremiah Maggart- Penn (12) 44-0 BYE
Cedric Rambert- Merrillville (12) 28-8
Zach Winkle- Twin Lakes (11) 35-6

Justin Guettner- North Newton (12) 37-2 BYE
Travis DePew- Lafayette Jeff (11) 34-5
Phillip Burtin- West Side (12) 28-8

215
Bryan Powlen- Caston (12) 37-2 BYE
Robbie Buehler- Griffith (11) 33-8
Dan Pirkel- Michigan City (12) 24-12

Pat Day- Mishawaka (12) 42-1 BYE
Roger Vukobratovich- Hanover Central (12) 38-5
Joseph Brown- Whiting (11) 26-9

Matthew Bogard- John Glenn (12) 42-0 BYE
George Malone- South Bend Riley (10) 26-9
Robert Racette- West Lafayette (11) 31-6

Jeffrey King- Lew Wallace (12) 24-1 BYE
Brady Jones- Lewis Cass (12) 32-5
David Balentine- Penn (10) 20-9

275
Bryan Benner- Benton Central (11) 41-2 BYE
Erik Owens- Lake Station (11) 31-7
Randy Morin- Mishawaka (10) 35-7

Andrew Bogard- John Glenn (12) 36-6 BYE
Todd Richard- South Bend Clay (11) 8-4
Ben Roberts- West Side (12) 22-3

Andy Ginter- Penn (11) 19-2 BYE
Bryan Dolezal- New Prairie (11) 34-10
Eric MacDonald- Lafayette Harrison (10) 19-18

Dexter Larimore- Merillville (12) 33-0 BYE
Austin Beach- Pioneer (11) 44-6
Jimmy Young- Knox (11) 28-11

2. New Haven Semistate brackets
To come (hopefully!) …

3. New Castle Semistate brackets
103
3a Quiroga (LN)
Bye
4b Jimmy Schoettle (Perry Meridian)
2c EVAN HAGEN-HSE

2b TYE BOWMAN-Clinton C
4c DJ Rackley (Franklin Central)
1a Chapman (Con)
Bye

2a TYLER MANTEL-ZV
Bye
1b Slover (NC)
3c Grey (CA)

3b Eppert (AH)
1c Toney (NE)
4a Bruce Lloyd (Warren Central)
Bye

112
2a STEVEN LANGE-ZV
Bye
3b Malvo (LC)
4c Charlie Lind (Roncalli)

4b John Urich (Perry Meridian)
3c Cohen (CA)
1a Ray (UCo)
Bye

3a Spencer (LN)
Bye
1b May (NC)
2c DAN FASCELLA-CAR

2b RYAN MULLIN-Clinton C
1c Joerger (EC)
4a 4A Danny Coyne (Beech Grove)
Bye

119
4a Ethan Harris (Beech Grove)
Bye
1b Hollstegge (EC)
2c CHRIS VAWTER-Clinton C

2b WILL MASCARO-CAR
1c Pippenger (Cen)
3a Sullivan (CA)
Bye

1a Eaton (Tri)
Bye
4b Brian Vest (Perry Meridian)
3c Rutledge (T)

3b P. Cruz (EL)
4c Brad Kesterman (Triton Central)
2a GRAHAM YOUNGS-ZV
Bye

125
1a Flenstein (EC)
Bye
2b RYLAND LEAVITT-LEB
3c Groves (LC)

3b Corsaro (CA)
2c CRAIG SMITH-WF
4a Chris Conte (Warren Central)
Bye

2a THOMAS POMPEI-HSE
Bye
4b Nathan Clem (Perry Meridian)
1c Riley (FC)

1b Black (NC)
4c Adam Keeton (New Palestine)
3a Brown (LN)
Bye

130
4a Josh Norris (Warren Central)
Bye
1b Glisson (Cen)
3c Mouser (CA)

3b Schroder (NC)
1c Reiger (Gbg)
2a JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ
Bye

3a Hamilton (LC)
Bye
2b NICK CHAVEZ-HSE
4c Gabby Arrivillaga (Ben Davis)

4b Jacob Tasseff (Perry Meridian),
2c EVAN WHITE-W
1a Baker (Fc)
Bye

135
3a Harrison (CA)
Bye
4b Brandon McAllen (Franklin Central)
2c BEN MYERS-NM

2b DUSTIN MELVIN-LEB
4c Ben Louzon (Beech Grove)
1a Yatsko (Mi)
Bye

2a TOM GRIFFIN-CAR
Bye
1b Losekamp (EC)
3c Butts (LC)

3b Kenny (NC)
1c Segrist (SD)
4a John Leonard (Perry Meridian)
Bye

140
2a JASON KELSEY-SM
Bye
1b Owens (BRV)
3c Reed (HH)

3b Wenzara (PH)
1c Freeman (NE)
4a Nick Walpole (Perry Meridian)
Bye

1a Pittman (Gbg)
Bye
2b ZACH MEYER-WF
4c Eric Markins (Triton Central)

4b Terrell Grizzle (Ben Davis)
2c ELI SMITH-LEB
3a G. Mcginley (CA)
Bye

145
1a Jansen (EC)
Bye
3b Higgenbotham (HH)
4c Adam Cayce (New Palestine)

4b Carl Griffin (Warren Central)
3c Hofmeister (CA)
2a NATE CRAVENS-SM
Bye

4a Eric Aue (Perry Meridian)
Bye
1b Mathews (UCo)
2c SCOTT CHARLESTON-HSE

2b ERIC HENNING-CAR
1c Oliver (NC)
3a Bennett (AH)
Bye

152
2a DAN CORY-TR
Bye
1b Glover (CE)
4c Caleb Freeman (Greenfield Central)

4b Kevin Clem (Perry Meridian)
1c Wilhelm (EC)
3a Hackl (CA)
Bye

1a Hess (Mi)
Bye
2b R.V. PETER-WF
3c Carrol (AH)

3b Kyner (Howe)
2c BRANDON MEYER-ZV
4a Cahmelon Porter (Ben Davis)
Bye

160
1a Beeler (Ru)
Bye
4b Kyle Adams (Perry Meridian)
2c RICHEY OVERFIELD-WB

2b MIKE KLEMEN-CAR
4c Jeff Edwards (Washington)
3a Schmaltz (CA)
Bye

4a Jessy Walley (New Palestine)
Bye
1b Province (Cen)
3c Miller (AH)

3b Gordon (LC)
1c Yatsko (Mi)
2a NATE HODGES-SM
Bye

171
4a Keith Smith (Triton Central)
Bye
2b ALEX LOUGH-NM
3c Walker (LC)

3b Cantrell (BR)
2c JOEL REXROTH-CAR
1a Henrickson (Gbg)
Bye

3a Vogelsong (LN)
Bye
4b Craig Masengale (Perry Meridian)
1c Whaley (Sh)

1b Fleenor (Tri)
4c Eric Golliday (Southport)
2a JIM PEASE-LEB
Bye

189
1a Barnhizer (UCo)
Bye
4b Jason Livergood (Perry Meridian)
2c JOSH BANKERT

2b NICK HODGES-SM
4c Cody Neeb (Mt. Vernon)
3a Watkins (NC)
Bye

4a Jordan Wagner (New Palestine)
Bye
1b Scudder (Gbg)
3c Pharis (N)

3b Donahue (LN)
1c Anderson (EC)
2a KENNY JORDAN-LEB
Bye

215
3a Kuhn (NC)
Bye
1b Kreuzman (Bat)
2c JUSTIN VANDIVIER-SV

2b SAM KINLEY-HSE
1c Dahline (SD)
4a Matt Whyde (Mt. Vernon)
Bye

2a PAUL STACKHOUSE-WF
Bye
4b Eddie Mobley (Beech Grove)
3c Crimmins (LC)

3b Michael (AH)
4c Jordan Knudsen (Ben Davis)
1a Pence (NC)
Bye

275
3a Goldsberry (NC)
Bye
1b Alafogiani (NC)
4c Frank Woods (Beech Grove)

4b Chico Adams (Perry Meridian)
1c Kreiger (Bat)
2a MICHAEL DROLLINGER-FC
Bye

4a Andrew Quintana (Mt. Vernon)
Bye
2b COREY CRONK-HSE
3c Schwartz (EL)

3b Jackson (N)
2c FRANKIE CREW-Clinton C
1a Plummer (EC)
Bye

4. Evansville Reitz Semistate brackets
103
Eads Corydon BYE
Wittman Plainfield vs Johns Evanville Reitz

Davis Boonville vs Bratton Martinsville
Lindauer Edgewood BYE

Zuber Evansville Memorial BYE
Young Bloomington South vs Hutchinson Eastern

Balmer Charlestown vs Bowling Owen Valley
Angermeier Mooresville BYE

112
Herron Evansville Mater Dei BYE
Stopher Charlestown vs Purtlebaugh Martinsville

Fish Franklin vs Applegate Corydon
Richey Brown County BYE

Hublard New Albany BYE
Bartlett Southwestern vs Rayes Princeton

Bittner Evansville Central vs Head Bloomington South
Fields Whiteland BYE

119
Gallagher Franklin BYE
Brawner Southwestern vs Heath Castle

Weinzapfel Evansville Mater Dei vs Gregory Terre Haute NOrth
Russel Jeffersonville BYE

Freeman Bloomington South BYE
Schiefling Center Grove vs Maymon New Albany

Evitts Forest Park vs Krulik Martinsville
Williams Evansville Central BYE

125
Ott Columbus North BYE
Schmitt Castle vs Woodrome New Albany

Zimmer Salem vs Parkinson Evansville Mater Dei
Patrick Plainfield BYE

Robertson Evansville Reitz BYE
Denton Cascade vs Willis JEnnings County

Craft Northview vs Meister Whiteland
Faulkenberg Floyd Central BYE

130
Warren Mooresville BYE
Samaro Bloomington South vs Wanke North Knox

Riley New Albany vs Harmon Southwestern
Lappe Evansville Mater Dei BYE

Missi Floyd Central BYE
Whitacker North Posey vs Van Horn Franklin

Harvey Center Grove vs Schnapf Castle
Bruce Bloomington North BYE

135
Householder Charlestown BYE
Dorsey Franklin vs Nix North Posey

Riggs Gibson Southern vs Carpenter Brownsburg
Cooper Columbus East BYE

Dewig Evansville Mater Dei BYE
Withrow Bloomington South vs Kramer Southridge

Hollis Floyd Central vs Woolard Edgewood
Myers Avon BYE

140
Goldbach Princeton BYE
Cox Sullivan vs Russell Southridge

Paulley Corydon vs Sadler Columbus North
Carlucci Plainfield BYE

Hamm Columbus East BYE
Houchins Evansville Reitz vs Kipfer Indian Creek

Warren Mooresville vs Siebert Evansville Mater Dei
Brescher Jasper BYE

145
Dean Northview BYE
Dorsey Jeffersonville vs Lynch Danville

Grant Indian Creek vs Terrell Paoli
Castle Champion BYE

Pingleton Greencastle BYE
Borginni Terre Haute North vs #3 @ Castle

Deckard Bloomington South vs #2 @ Castle
Samuels Floyd Central BYE

152
Harrison Tell City BYE
Teeter Bloomington North vs Horton Indian Creek

Meehan Brownsburg vs Bybee Owen Valley
Miller Jasper BYE

Kinser Bloomington South BYE
Fabiano Evansville Mater Dei vs Ward Corydon

Oakes Floyd Central vs Lampkins Castle
Johnson Avon BYE

160
Young Bloomington South BYE
Bittles Greencastle vs Agnew Princeton

Deal Gibson Southern vs Rose Martinsville
Bueltel Southridge BYE

Reese Franklin BYE
Smith Seymour vs Cook Providence

Wise North Knox vs Brewer Jennings County
Greene Mount Vernon BYE

171
Glasser Franklin BYE
Goebel Evansville Mater Dei vs Jenkins New Albany

Harrell North Knox vs Litherland Tell City
Fish Madison BYE

Griffin Floyd Central BYE
Johnson Avon vs Carlin Columbus North

Lockard Jennings County vs McCammack Mooresville
Powless Evansville Memorial BYE

189
Mullins Seymour BYE
Gardiner Cloverdale vs Durcholtz Evansville Memorial

Jefford Tell City vs Scott Avon
Vieck Vincennes Lincoln BYE

Russell Plainfield BYE
Simpson Scottsburg vs Brothers Pike Central

Camp Corydon vs McGrady Columbus East
Schneider Evansville Mater Dei BYE

215
Seger Jasper BYE
Madsen Terrre Haute South vs Goebel Evanville Mater Dei

Rosset Boonville vs Walls Edgewood
Van Deman Whiteland BYE

Scheller North Posey BYE
Johnson Franklin vs Burnette Mitchell

Wertman Southridge vs Moffit Plainfield
Edwards Jennings County BYE

275
Huffman Providence BYE
Eckerie Columbus North vs Lattimore Indian Creek

Beliles Martinsville vs Eckerle Columbus North
Lindenschmidt Evansville Harrison BYE

Thomas Whiteland BYE
Campbell Evansville Reitz vs Gibson Jeffersonville

Steihart Jasper vs Ballard Evansville Bosse
Ault Brown County BYE

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REGIONALS: Host Bloomington South advances seven individuals to semistate

Posted on 08 February 2006 by alexanderscot.


By Adam Julian
Contributing Writer

BLOOMINGTON ââ?¬â?? Bloomington
South lived up to its reputation as a regional power Feb. 4 by sending seven
wrestlers on to the individual semistate at Evansville. The 15th-ranked host Panthers
were particularly successful in the lower and middle weight classes with
first-place finishes at 119, 152, and 160 as well as top-three finishes at 103,
119, 130, and 135.

Three
Bloomington South wrestlers added victories to their unbeaten records. Junior
Reece Freeman�s victory at 119 pushed his record to 39-0 on the season, further
cementing his No. 4 ranking after defeating previously unbeaten Brandon Brawner
of Southwestern (Shelbyville).

At 152, top-ranked Kurt Kinser also pushed his
unbeaten streak to 39 with a finals victory over cross-town rival Bloomington
North�s 10th-ranked Seth Teeter.

And the No. 1 wrestler in the
160-pound weight class, senior Paul Young, proved the legitimacy of his ranking
by pinning Seymour�s
Patrick Smith early in the second period to push his record to 41-0.

Elsewhere,
Edgewood junior Chris Lindauer defeated
Bloomington South�s Daniel Young, 10-6, to win at 103. At 112, Brown County
freshman Mitchell Richey took care of Southwestern�s 10th-ranked
Michael Bartlett. Columbus North�s Ethan Ott jumped out to a 5-2 lead in the
first period and never looked back at 125 as he took care of Northview�s Chris
Craft, 11-4.

Bloomington
North�s Dustin Bruce pinned Bloomington South senior Nick Samaro with 20
seconds remaining in the second period to capture the title at 130. Columbus
East�s Kyle Copper improved his season record to 43-2 at 135 with a 4-3 victory
over Tony Withrow of Bloomington South. At 140, it was Columbus East again as junior
Spencer Hamm defeated Sullivan�s Justin Cox, 4-3.

In the
higher weight classes, Madison senior Jordan
Fish defeated Jennings
County�s Jorge Lockard,
10-4, at 171. At 189, Seymour�s
fourth-ranked Derek Mullins defeated Scottsburg�s Bill Simpson, 5-4. Jennings County�s James Edwards pinned Terre
Haute South�s Cale Madsen late in the second period of their 215-pound match.

And
Brown County�s Wes Ault came out on top
against Terre Haute South�s 12th-ranked heavyweight Richie Hammond.

The top
three finishers in each class advance to the semistate, to be held Feb. 11 at
Roberts Stadium in Evansville.
For Bloomington North coach Perry Summit, the week is a chance for his team to
ââ?¬Å?continue to work on our conditioning, drill, and back off the hard wrestling
for a little bit and try and remain injury free for the semistate.�

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