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STATE FINALS: Preview of all 14 weight classes
Posted on 14 February 2007 by alexanderscot.
Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
The 69th
Annual IHSAA Individual Wrestling State Finals are set for Friday and Saturday
at Conseco Fieldhouse, and if you aren�t jacked up about that then you must be
in a coma from shoveling snow.
Annual IHSAA Individual Wrestling State Finals are set for Friday and Saturday
at Conseco Fieldhouse, and if you aren�t jacked up about that then you must be
in a coma from shoveling snow.
I�ve gone
inside the numbers and, as HoosierAuthority.com�s resident on-staff wrestling
ââ?¬Å?expertââ?¬Â ââ?¬â?? I did actually manage to not get stuck that one time during the
half-season I wrestled as a junior, with the high point being my moral victory
over Technical Fall in a 16-2 loss ââ?¬â?? plotted out a look at what could happen at
Conseco.
inside the numbers and, as HoosierAuthority.com�s resident on-staff wrestling
ââ?¬Å?expertââ?¬Â ââ?¬â?? I did actually manage to not get stuck that one time during the
half-season I wrestled as a junior, with the high point being my moral victory
over Technical Fall in a 16-2 loss ââ?¬â?? plotted out a look at what could happen at
Conseco.
Here ââ?¬Ë?tis:
103 lbs.
A year ago, Mishawaka �s
Josh Harper completed a perfect freshman season by defeatingEdgewood
junior Chris Lindauer, 6-3, for the 103
state title. With Harper moving up to 112, that leaves the door open for No.
1-ranked sophomore Camden Eppert (32-1 and fourth a year ago at 103) to fulfill
his destiny. Only trouble there is Eppert was upset for theNew Castle Semistate
crown by No. 17 freshman Brandon Wright of Indianapolis Cathedral, meaning
Eppert theoretically got a worse draw at Conseco.
Josh Harper completed a perfect freshman season by defeating
junior Chris Lindauer, 6-3, for the 103
state title. With Harper moving up to 112, that leaves the door open for No.
1-ranked sophomore Camden Eppert (32-1 and fourth a year ago at 103) to fulfill
his destiny. Only trouble there is Eppert was upset for the
crown by No. 17 freshman Brandon Wright of Indianapolis Cathedral, meaning
Eppert theoretically got a worse draw at Conseco.
Not so. Eppert has only three other ranked
opponents in the top half of the 16-team bracket, and none of them are higher
than sixth (Merrillville
35-3 senior Wilson Williams, whom Eppert could get in the quarterfinals). Wright�s
bracket, meanwhile, has five other ranked foes, including No. 3 Evansville
Reitz sophomore Alex Johns (47-2) in a potential semifinal. That�s if Wright (41-5)
can get past either No. 7 Crown Point freshman Anthony Hopkins (36-3) or
ninth-ranked Columbus North sophomore Francisco Colon (47-6) in the lower
bracket quarters.
opponents in the top half of the 16-team bracket, and none of them are higher
than sixth (
35-3 senior Wilson Williams, whom Eppert could get in the quarterfinals). Wright�s
bracket, meanwhile, has five other ranked foes, including No. 3 Evansville
Reitz sophomore Alex Johns (47-2) in a potential semifinal. That�s if Wright (41-5)
can get past either No. 7 Crown Point freshman Anthony Hopkins (36-3) or
ninth-ranked Columbus North sophomore Francisco Colon (47-6) in the lower
bracket quarters.
112 lbs.
Last year�s champion, Danny Coyne of Beech Grove, was a senior, but his 112
finals victim by a score of 3-1 ââ?¬â?? East Nobleââ?¬â?¢sTaylor
moved up to 119, making Evansville Mater Dei�s No. 1 senior Sean Herron (43-2
and fourth last year at 112) the favorite, right?
finals victim by a score of 3-1 ââ?¬â?? East Nobleââ?¬â?¢s
moved up to 119, making Evansville Mater Dei�s No. 1 senior Sean Herron (43-2
and fourth last year at 112) the favorite, right?
Wrong. That�s because the lower bracket is
a meat grinder and defending 103 champ Josh Harper (35-0 and ranked No. 2 at
119) waits as a possible quarterfinals opponent ââ?¬â?? and heââ?¬â?¢s yet to lose in two
years. The winner of that showdown could get second-rankedHomestead
semis.
a meat grinder and defending 103 champ Josh Harper (35-0 and ranked No. 2 at
119) waits as a possible quarterfinals opponent ââ?¬â?? and heââ?¬â?¢s yet to lose in two
years. The winner of that showdown could get second-ranked
semis.
The top half survivor figures to be either
third-rankedWarsaw
sophomore Justin Brooks (40-2) or No. 4 Cashe� Quiroga of Lawrence North (44-1).
Harper just beat Brooks, 9-5, for theMerrillville Semistate
title.
third-ranked
sophomore Justin Brooks (40-2) or No. 4 Cashe� Quiroga of Lawrence North (44-1).
Harper just beat Brooks, 9-5, for the
title.
119 lbs.
Noble, has to be considered one of the state finals� heaviest favorites at 119.
Ranked No. 1 and 39-0, the sophomore would face at most only one upper bracket opponent
with less than five losses by the time he reached the championship round. His
biggest pre-finals hiccups figure to be either third-ranked Perry Meridian
junior Brian Vest (48-1) in the quarters or No. 3 (at 125) Mishawaka senior
Nick Wiesjahn (37-5 and third at 112 last year) in the semis.
On the bottom, Columbia City
(29-3 and eighth here a year ago) figures to battle either No. 6 Bellmont
senior Derek Nelson (37-7) or ninth-ranked Whiteland senior Matthew Fields
(37-1 and eighth a year ago at 112) for a shot at March. March beat Nelson,
8-0, then pinned Michel at 5:31 for theWoodlan Semistate
title.
(29-3 and eighth here a year ago) figures to battle either No. 6 Bellmont
senior Derek Nelson (37-7) or ninth-ranked Whiteland senior Matthew Fields
(37-1 and eighth a year ago at 112) for a shot at March. March beat Nelson,
8-0, then pinned Michel at 5:31 for the
title.
125 lbs.
With Munster senior Eric McGill
ââ?¬â?? the defending state champ here and a HoosierAuthority.com contributing
blogger ââ?¬â?? having grazed on up to 140, that leaves the door open for this yearââ?¬â?¢s
only undefeated 125-pounder in the field, Bloomington South�s No. 1-ranked
Reece Freeman (40-0). Freeman finished fifth at 119 last year and figures to
roll through the lower bracket this weekend, with his stiffest test probably
coming in a semifinal bout with East Central No. 4 senior Joseph Hollstegge (38-1).
ââ?¬â?? the defending state champ here and a HoosierAuthority.com contributing
blogger ââ?¬â?? having grazed on up to 140, that leaves the door open for this yearââ?¬â?¢s
only undefeated 125-pounder in the field, Bloomington South�s No. 1-ranked
Reece Freeman (40-0). Freeman finished fifth at 119 last year and figures to
roll through the lower bracket this weekend, with his stiffest test probably
coming in a semifinal bout with East Central No. 4 senior Joseph Hollstegge (38-1).
Up top, Valparaiso
Churchard (43-1) figures to have it almost as easy, though a quarterfinal joust
with the 2005 112-pound state champion, Beech Grove fifth-ranked senior Ethan
Harris (35-4), could surprise.
Churchard (43-1) figures to have it almost as easy, though a quarterfinal joust
with the 2005 112-pound state champion, Beech Grove fifth-ranked senior Ethan
Harris (35-4), could surprise.
130 lbs.
Bloomington Northââ?¬â?¢s Dustin Bruce ââ?¬â?? the 130
runner-up a year ago to Mooresvilleââ?¬â?¢s Alexander Warren ââ?¬â?? has moved up to
135, as have last year�s fifth- (Angola
eighth-place (Warren Central�s Josh Norris) finishers. That sets the stage for
a battle of East Central senior No. 1 Jacob Fleckenstein (fifth last year at
125) vs.Hobart
junior No. 2 Eric Galka (the 103 state champion in 2005).
runner-up a year ago to Mooresvilleââ?¬â?¢s Alexander Warren ââ?¬â?? has moved up to
135, as have last year�s fifth- (
eighth-place (Warren Central�s Josh Norris) finishers. That sets the stage for
a battle of East Central senior No. 1 Jacob Fleckenstein (fifth last year at
125) vs.
junior No. 2 Eric Galka (the 103 state champion in 2005).
However, that matchup of 46-and-ohs would occur in the upper
bracket semifinals, making for one whale of an anti-climax. The lower half, on
the other hand, appears to be wide open. Six of the eight wrestlers are ranked,
led by No. 3 Warren Central senior Chris Conte (40-6), No. 6 Tip sophomore Levi
Rutledge (44-2), and undefeated No. 21 Brandon Brown of Carroll (Fort Wayne).
bracket semifinals, making for one whale of an anti-climax. The lower half, on
the other hand, appears to be wide open. Six of the eight wrestlers are ranked,
led by No. 3 Warren Central senior Chris Conte (40-6), No. 6 Tip sophomore Levi
Rutledge (44-2), and undefeated No. 21 Brandon Brown of Carroll (Fort Wayne).
135 lbs.
Last year�s runner-up, Hobart
Brennan Cosgrove, has moved up to 140. But the defending eighth-place
135-pounder isWarsaw
junior Matt Elvidge (40-2), and he�s ranked No. 1 here. However, Elvidge was upset
at last week�sMerrillville
Semistate
semifinals and finished third to unranked Glenn senior Asa Ennis (31-1). That
monkey wrench means that 135 may be one of the most open classes this weekend.
Brennan Cosgrove, has moved up to 140. But the defending eighth-place
135-pounder is
junior Matt Elvidge (40-2), and he�s ranked No. 1 here. However, Elvidge was upset
at last week�s
semifinals and finished third to unranked Glenn senior Asa Ennis (31-1). That
monkey wrench means that 135 may be one of the most open classes this weekend.
Opposite Elvidge in the upper bracket is Castle senior No. 4
Caleb Schmitt, a potential semifinal opponent should he get past Zionsville
senior No. 9 Graham Youngs (43-1) in a possible quarterfinal. Angola�s 42-0
senior David Zimmer ââ?¬â?? ranked fourth at 130 ââ?¬â?? faces a potential lower bracket
quarterfinal bout with Floyd Central senior No. 3 Jake Missi (41-2), with the
survivor likely challenging Bloomington North senior No. 7 Dustin Bruce (14-3),
the defending state runner-up at 130, in the semis.
Caleb Schmitt, a potential semifinal opponent should he get past Zionsville
senior No. 9 Graham Youngs (43-1) in a possible quarterfinal. Angola�s 42-0
senior David Zimmer ââ?¬â?? ranked fourth at 130 ââ?¬â?? faces a potential lower bracket
quarterfinal bout with Floyd Central senior No. 3 Jake Missi (41-2), with the
survivor likely challenging Bloomington North senior No. 7 Dustin Bruce (14-3),
the defending state runner-up at 130, in the semis.
Toldja this was wide open.
140 lbs.
Defending state champ Andrew Howe of
Hanover Central moves up to 152, makingFairfield
senior No. 3 Rhys Canaday (43-0) ââ?¬â?? seventh here last year ââ?¬â?? the top returner.
Canaday should cruise into the upper bracket semifinals, where eitherHobart
Brennan Cosgrove (42-3 and the defending 135 state runner-up) or fifth-ranked
Indianapolis Cathedral sophomore Gavin McGinley (39-1) figure to await.
Hanover Central moves up to 152, making
senior No. 3 Rhys Canaday (43-0) ââ?¬â?? seventh here last year ââ?¬â?? the top returner.
Canaday should cruise into the upper bracket semifinals, where either
Brennan Cosgrove (42-3 and the defending 135 state runner-up) or fifth-ranked
Indianapolis Cathedral sophomore Gavin McGinley (39-1) figure to await.
But lurking on the bottom half of the 140
draw is top-rankedMunster
senior Eric McGill (39-3), the defending 125 state champ. McGill appears to
have one of the easiest first three rounds of any highly ranked competitor this
weekend ââ?¬â?? he faces No. 7 nine-loss New Albany senior Martin Woodrome in the
first round and possibly No. 8 Jennings County senior Bobby Willis (49-2) in
the semis.
draw is top-ranked
senior Eric McGill (39-3), the defending 125 state champ. McGill appears to
have one of the easiest first three rounds of any highly ranked competitor this
weekend ââ?¬â?? he faces No. 7 nine-loss New Albany senior Martin Woodrome in the
first round and possibly No. 8 Jennings County senior Bobby Willis (49-2) in
the semis.
145 lbs.
Last year�s runner-up, Cooper Samuels of Floyd Central, has moved up to 160,
making last year�s fourth-place finisher, Merrillville senior No. 1 Jamal
Lawrence (the only Hoosier ranked nationally ââ?¬â?? 11th at 152 by
Wrestling 411), the favorite. ButLawrence has
plenty of competition, not the least of which is a probable lower bracket
quarterfinals date withPlainfield
senior No. 2 Collin Carlucci.
making last year�s fourth-place finisher, Merrillville senior No. 1 Jamal
Lawrence (the only Hoosier ranked nationally ââ?¬â?? 11th at 152 by
Wrestling 411), the favorite. But
plenty of competition, not the least of which is a probable lower bracket
quarterfinals date with
senior No. 2 Collin Carlucci.
But Carlucci (34-1) ââ?¬â?? one of four wrestlers
at this weight with only one loss ââ?¬â?? is still smarting from a 13-5 whupping he
took for the 145Evansville
Reitz Semistate
title from Evansville Mater Dei senior No. 4 Nick Dewig (44-0). Dewig should
make it to the upper bracket finale, where he could face either one-loss Culver
Academies senior No. 3 Garrett James (46-1 and a disappointing third at the
Merrillville Semistate) or one-loss Greensburg senior No. 5 Michael Pittman
(38-1).
at this weight with only one loss ââ?¬â?? is still smarting from a 13-5 whupping he
took for the 145
title from Evansville Mater Dei senior No. 4 Nick Dewig (44-0). Dewig should
make it to the upper bracket finale, where he could face either one-loss Culver
Academies senior No. 3 Garrett James (46-1 and a disappointing third at the
Merrillville Semistate) or one-loss Greensburg senior No. 5 Michael Pittman
(38-1).
In other words, 145 is loaded.
152 lbs.
Last year�s fourth-place finisher, Ben
Davis senior No. 2 Cahmelan Porter, returns again and should have little
trouble reaching the upper bracket semifinal � where he should run into
virtually unbeatable Andrew Howe of Hanover Central. Howe (44-0) is ranked No.
1 and has lost only once in his three-year high school career ââ?¬â?? in the 130
championship two years ago to three-time state champion Reece Humphrey of
Lawrence North. That�s 142-1 if you are counting.
Davis senior No. 2 Cahmelan Porter, returns again and should have little
trouble reaching the upper bracket semifinal � where he should run into
virtually unbeatable Andrew Howe of Hanover Central. Howe (44-0) is ranked No.
1 and has lost only once in his three-year high school career ââ?¬â?? in the 130
championship two years ago to three-time state champion Reece Humphrey of
Lawrence North. That�s 142-1 if you are counting.
The bottom
half features perhaps the weakest bracket of the tournament. A pair of one-loss
seniors ââ?¬â?? No. 6 Eric Henning ofCarmel
(42-1) of Northview ââ?¬â?? should meet in the quarterfinals, with the survivor
facing no higher than a 12th-ranked opponent for the right to try to
become Howe�s second victim in 147 matches.
half features perhaps the weakest bracket of the tournament. A pair of one-loss
seniors ââ?¬â?? No. 6 Eric Henning of
(42-1) of Northview ââ?¬â?? should meet in the quarterfinals, with the survivor
facing no higher than a 12th-ranked opponent for the right to try to
become Howe�s second victim in 147 matches.
160 lbs.
Last year�s fourth-place
finisher, Joe Wing ofMerrillville
has moved up to 171, but returning sixth-place 160-pounder Indianapolis
Cathedral senior John Schmaltz returns with a perfect record and the No. 1
ranking. The 37-0 Schmaltz should cruise into the upper bracket semifinal,
where Floyd Central junior Cooper
Samuels (unranked despite a
stellar 45-1 record and a runner-up finish at 145 a year ago) or
Greenfield-Central No. 7 junior Caleb Freeman should await.
finisher, Joe Wing of
has moved up to 171, but returning sixth-place 160-pounder Indianapolis
Cathedral senior John Schmaltz returns with a perfect record and the No. 1
ranking. The 37-0 Schmaltz should cruise into the upper bracket semifinal,
where Floyd Central junior Cooper
Samuels (unranked despite a
stellar 45-1 record and a runner-up finish at 145 a year ago) or
Greenfield-Central No. 7 junior Caleb Freeman should await.
The lower bracket finds five Top 12
wrestlers, including one undefeated (28-0Peru
three ââ?¬â?? Perry Meridian senior No. 2 Kyle Adams (48-1), New Prairie senior No. 5
Philip Oudhuis (38-1), and Greencastle senior No. 12 Chris Pingleton (43-1) ââ?¬â??
with one loss. Adams opens with Pingleton (only third at theEvansville Reitz
Semistate ), while Duke starts off with
fourth-ranked Culver Academies junior Branden James (44-4), a disappointing
fourth at theMerrillville
Semistate
wrestlers, including one undefeated (28-0
three ââ?¬â?? Perry Meridian senior No. 2 Kyle Adams (48-1), New Prairie senior No. 5
Philip Oudhuis (38-1), and Greencastle senior No. 12 Chris Pingleton (43-1) ââ?¬â??
with one loss. Adams opens with Pingleton (only third at the
fourth-ranked Culver Academies junior Branden James (44-4), a disappointing
fourth at the
Should we see a 1 versus 2 Schmaltz-Adams
championship duel, the former has the upper hand by virtue of his finals
victory at theNew Castle
Semistate
championship duel, the former has the upper hand by virtue of his finals
victory at the
171 lbs.
last year�s sixth-place finisher, Evansville Memorial senior No. 1 Matt Powless
(47-0), to face
senior No. 2 Joe Wing (43-1) in the finals. Wing took fourth at 160 last year
and has a relatively easy path to the championship, with No. 17 Frank Troiano
of Indianapolis Cathedral (45-1) possibly his biggest obstacle in the lower
bracket semis.
Up top, Powless has a tougher draw, with a
potential battle with fellow undefeated No. 4 Ryan Konrath of Jimtown (40-0)
looming in the semifinals. Also of note for Powless is a probable quarterfinals
date withCrown Point junior No. 8 Andrew
Szymborski (35-4), whom Wing beat for the Merrillville Semistate title and
whose mom has written a journal for HoosierAuthority.com (thanks, Diana!).
potential battle with fellow undefeated No. 4 Ryan Konrath of Jimtown (40-0)
looming in the semifinals. Also of note for Powless is a probable quarterfinals
date with
Szymborski (35-4), whom Wing beat for the Merrillville Semistate title and
whose mom has written a journal for HoosierAuthority.com (thanks, Diana!).
189 lbs.
Northridge senior No. 3 Joe Gibson (33-5)
and fourth-ranked Leo senior Chad Friend (37-0) finished sixth and seventh,
respectively, at 189 a year ago and are in opposite brackets this year. Friend
looks to have the better matchups in the lower half (just three other ranked
foes), with Evansville Mater Dei junior No. 5 Jake Schneider (39-1) appearing
to be his only threat in a possible semifinal battle.
and fourth-ranked Leo senior Chad Friend (37-0) finished sixth and seventh,
respectively, at 189 a year ago and are in opposite brackets this year. Friend
looks to have the better matchups in the lower half (just three other ranked
foes), with Evansville Mater Dei junior No. 5 Jake Schneider (39-1) appearing
to be his only threat in a possible semifinal battle.
Gibson, meanwhile, finds five other ranked
foes in the top half, including a probable quarterfinals match with top-ranked
Ian Hinton ofMishawaka
Yikes. The 171 state champ last year and 171 runner-up in 2005, Hinton (44-0)
moves up one class and has lost just once in his last 130 matches.
foes in the top half, including a probable quarterfinals match with top-ranked
Ian Hinton of
Yikes. The 171 state champ last year and 171 runner-up in 2005, Hinton (44-0)
moves up one class and has lost just once in his last 130 matches.
If March is one prohibitive favorite at
119, then Hinton is the other at 189.
119, then Hinton is the other at 189.
215 lbs.
The eight
placewinners from a year ago were all seniors, meaning somebody new will take
home the 215 title this year. (Carlos Mencia alert: DEE-dee-DEE!!). North
Central (Indianapolis
senior No. 21 Luke Watkins (13-0) and Penn senior No. 3 Jeremiah Maggart (38-8)
ââ?¬â?? both moved up after placing fifth and eighth,
respectively, at 189 last year.
placewinners from a year ago were all seniors, meaning somebody new will take
home the 215 title this year. (Carlos Mencia alert: DEE-dee-DEE!!). North
Central (
senior No. 21 Luke Watkins (13-0) and Penn senior No. 3 Jeremiah Maggart (38-8)
ââ?¬â?? both moved up after placing fifth and eighth,
respectively, at 189 last year.
Unluckily for Maggart ââ?¬â?? who barely qualified after finishing fourth at the
Merrillville Semistate ââ?¬â?? the 215 lower
bracket is the only one out of 28 in the entire state finals where every
wrestler is ranked. And it includes top-ranked South Bend Riley junior George
Malone (42-0).
Merrillville Semistate ââ?¬â?? the 215 lower
bracket is the only one out of 28 in the entire state finals where every
wrestler is ranked. And it includes top-ranked South Bend Riley junior George
Malone (42-0).
Watkins hardly
catches a break with five ranked opponents on top where, strangely, the two
wrestlers with the best records (Watkins and 37-1 Norwell junior No. 23 Hunter
Harper) have the worst rankings. Thus, it seems pretty wide open for who gets
to tackle Malone in the finals.
catches a break with five ranked opponents on top where, strangely, the two
wrestlers with the best records (Watkins and 37-1 Norwell junior No. 23 Hunter
Harper) have the worst rankings. Thus, it seems pretty wide open for who gets
to tackle Malone in the finals.
Heavyweight
Benton Central senior
Bryan Benner finished fifth here a year ago and comes to Conseco with a No. 1
ranking and a 46-1 record. That one loss, however, came in theMerrillville Semistate
semis toMishawaka
junior No. 11 Randy Morin (42-3), who then lost in the finals to Glenn senior
No. 20 Derek Traversa. Benner could get another shot at Morin in the lower half
semifinal, but he will have to first get past second-ranked Perry Meridian
junior Chico Adams (49-0) in the quarters. (1 versus 2 in the quarterfinals ââ?¬â??
that�s some good seeding, no?)
Bryan Benner finished fifth here a year ago and comes to Conseco with a No. 1
ranking and a 46-1 record. That one loss, however, came in the
semis to
junior No. 11 Randy Morin (42-3), who then lost in the finals to Glenn senior
No. 20 Derek Traversa. Benner could get another shot at Morin in the lower half
semifinal, but he will have to first get past second-ranked Perry Meridian
junior Chico Adams (49-0) in the quarters. (1 versus 2 in the quarterfinals ââ?¬â??
that�s some good seeding, no?)
Despite that low
ranking, Traversa (34-1) has by far the best record of the upper bracket eight ââ?¬â?? and he doesnââ?¬â?¢t have to wade through Adams, Benner, or Morin to get to
the finals. Assuming he stays hot, Traversa would probably faceMartinsville
Dustin Beliles in the semis. The prize? Wading boots.
ranking, Traversa (34-1) has by far the best record of the upper bracket eight ââ?¬â?? and he doesnââ?¬â?¢t have to wade through Adams, Benner, or Morin to get to
the finals. Assuming he stays hot, Traversa would probably face
Dustin Beliles in the semis. The prize? Wading boots.
That�s it. Six former
state champions, 22 unbeaten wrestlers, 33 one-loss competitors. The state
finals. LET�S WRESTLE!!!!
state champions, 22 unbeaten wrestlers, 33 one-loss competitors. The state
finals. LET�S WRESTLE!!!!
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Champion blog: Munster's Eric McGill
Posted on 14 February 2007 by alexanderscot.
As part of our ever-evolving
statewide coverage of all Indiana high school sports, we at
HoosierAuthority.com are proud to bring you the wrestling blog of 2006
125-pound state champion Eric McGill of Munster. Eric finished a
fantastic junior season at 46-1, including a 3-2 victory in the state
finals over Portage�s Adam Walters, and he�s back to take the title at
140 this year, where he�s ranked No. 1.
statewide coverage of all Indiana high school sports, we at
HoosierAuthority.com are proud to bring you the wrestling blog of 2006
125-pound state champion Eric McGill of Munster. Eric finished a
fantastic junior season at 46-1, including a 3-2 victory in the state
finals over Portage�s Adam Walters, and he�s back to take the title at
140 this year, where he�s ranked No. 1.
Here is Eric�s pre-state finals installment of the 2006-2007 season �
Hey wrestling fans, it’s Eric McGill back for one last wrestling
blog before the season is all said and done. Going into this weekend, I
am 39-3 and ready for a great weekend.
Second-ranked Brennan Cosgrove and I have wrestled six times, with
each of us winning three. (I am his only three losses, and he is my
only three losses.) We are both looking forward to the rubber match:
Game 7 to decide a state championship on Saturday night.
For all the fans in attendance, I hope that you enjoy the great
wrestling that is bound to take place over the course of the weekend. I
wish the best of luck to whomever you are there to cheer on.
Eric McGill
Munster HS
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STATE FINALS: Six former champs lead the way on individuals weekend
Posted on 14 February 2007 by alexanderscot.
Four returning state champions from 2006 and two others that won titles
in 2005 head the field of participants in the 69th Annual IHSAA Individual
Wrestling State Finals this weekend at Conseco Fieldhouse inIndianapolis
in 2005 head the field of participants in the 69th Annual IHSAA Individual
Wrestling State Finals this weekend at Conseco Fieldhouse in
Two hundred twenty-four wrestlers in all ââ?¬â?? 16 in each of the 14 weight
classes ââ?¬â?? will begin first-round competition Friday, Feb. 16, at 6 p.m. ET.
First-round winners will return to wrestle on Saturday, with quarterfinal
action beginning at 9:30 a.m. and semifinal matches to follow after all weight
classes have concluded. Consolation bouts begin at 5 p.m., with championship
matches under the spotlight scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
classes ââ?¬â?? will begin first-round competition Friday, Feb. 16, at 6 p.m. ET.
First-round winners will return to wrestle on Saturday, with quarterfinal
action beginning at 9:30 a.m. and semifinal matches to follow after all weight
classes have concluded. Consolation bouts begin at 5 p.m., with championship
matches under the spotlight scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
Two of the four defending state champions are from Mishawaka
undefeated over the last two seasons. Sophomore Josh Harper, last year�s winner
at 103 pounds, enters with a 35-0 mark at 112 while teammate Ian Hinton will
attempt to make his third state championship match in thee years. He finished
as the runner-up at 171 in 2005 before winning that class last year with a 42-0
mark. This year, he�s 44-0 at 189.
undefeated over the last two seasons. Sophomore Josh Harper, last year�s winner
at 103 pounds, enters with a 35-0 mark at 112 while teammate Ian Hinton will
attempt to make his third state championship match in thee years. He finished
as the runner-up at 171 in 2005 before winning that class last year with a 42-0
mark. This year, he�s 44-0 at 189.
Also returning with the hope of winning for the second year in a row are
Munster
senior Eric McGill and Hanover Central junior Andrew Howe. McGill won the 125-pound
crown a year ago and comes in 39-3 at 140 this season. Howe, like Harper and
Hinton, completed a perfect campaign last year by going 51-0 at 140. He�ll
begin Friday�s first round at 152 with a 44-0 record.
senior Eric McGill and Hanover Central junior Andrew Howe. McGill won the 125-pound
crown a year ago and comes in 39-3 at 140 this season. Howe, like Harper and
Hinton, completed a perfect campaign last year by going 51-0 at 140. He�ll
begin Friday�s first round at 152 with a 44-0 record.
Two other former winners are back hoping to duplicate the success they
enjoyed in ââ?¬Ë?05. Beech Grove senior Ethan Harris won the 112 bracket as a
sophomore but fell in the 119-pound quarterfinals last season, and he�s
advanced to this year�s 125 state finals with a 35-4 ledger.Hobart
44-0 record into the 130-pound tournament this weekend. He won it all at 103
two years ago but was beaten in the first round of last year�s state finals at
119.
enjoyed in ââ?¬Ë?05. Beech Grove senior Ethan Harris won the 112 bracket as a
sophomore but fell in the 119-pound quarterfinals last season, and he�s
advanced to this year�s 125 state finals with a 35-4 ledger.
44-0 record into the 130-pound tournament this weekend. He won it all at 103
two years ago but was beaten in the first round of last year�s state finals at
119.
In all, 21 participants have made it to the state finals with an
unblemished mark this year.
unblemished mark this year.
One hundred and eighteen schools will be represented at the state finals
this year, with Evansville Mater Dei leading the way with 11 participants in
the 14 classes.Mishawaka
will be represented by seven wrestlers, while Bellmont, Indianapolis Cathedral,
and Perry Meridian each have six. Mater Dei and Cathedral each had four
individuals win their class in last Saturday�s semistate action, and both schools
will also participate in the Team
Wrestling State Finals at Center Grove next Saturday, Feb. 24.
this year, with Evansville Mater Dei leading the way with 11 participants in
the 14 classes.
will be represented by seven wrestlers, while Bellmont, Indianapolis Cathedral,
and Perry Meridian each have six. Mater Dei and Cathedral each had four
individuals win their class in last Saturday�s semistate action, and both schools
will also participate in the Team
Wrestling State Finals at Center Grove next Saturday, Feb. 24.
Some state finals tidbits:
2006 state champions in the field (4)
112 ââ?¬â?? Josh Harper, 10, Mishawaka
35-0 (champ at 103)
35-0 (champ at 103)
140 ââ?¬â?? Eric McGill, 12, Munster
39-3 (champ at 125)
39-3 (champ at 125)
152 ââ?¬â?? Andrew Howe, 11, Hanover Central, 44-0 (champ at 140)
189 ââ?¬â?? Ian Hinton, 12, Mishawaka
44-0 (champ at 171)
44-0 (champ at 171)
2006 state runners-up in the field (4)
119 ââ?¬â?? Taylor March, 10, East Noble, 39-0 (runner-up at 112)
135 ââ?¬â?? Dustin Bruce, 12, Bloomington North, 14-3 (runner-up at 130)
140 ââ?¬â?? Brennan Cosgrove, 11, Hobart
42-3 (runner-up at 135)
42-3 (runner-up at 135)
160 ââ?¬â?? Cooper Samuels, 11, Floyd Central, 31-1 (runner-up at 145)
Former state champions in the field (2)
125 ââ?¬â?? Ethan Harris, 12, Beech Grove, 35-4 (champ at 112 in 2005)
130 ââ?¬â?? Eric Galka, 11, Hobart
44-0 (champ at 103 in 2005)
44-0 (champ at 103 in 2005)
Former state runners-up in the field (3)
140 ââ?¬â?? Eric McGill, 12, Munster
39-3 (runner-up at 103 in 2004)
39-3 (runner-up at 103 in 2004)
152 ââ?¬â?? Andrew Howe, 11, Hanover Central, 44-0 (runner-up at 130 in 2005)
189 ââ?¬â?? Ian Hinton, 12, Mishawaka
44-0 (runner-up at 171 in 2005)
44-0 (runner-up at 171 in 2005)
Undefeated wrestlers in the field (21)
112 ââ?¬â?? Mitchell
Richey, 10, Brown County, 43-0; Justin
Wight, 11, Homestead, 30-0; Josh
Harper, 10, Mishawaka, 35-0
Richey, 10, Brown County, 43-0; Justin
Wight, 11, Homestead, 30-0; Josh
Harper, 10, Mishawaka, 35-0
119 ââ?¬â?? Taylor March,
10, East Noble, 39-0
10, East Noble, 39-0
125 ââ?¬â?? Reece Freeman,
12,Bloomington
South, 40-0
12,
South, 40-0
130 ââ?¬â?? Eric Galka,
11, Hobart, 44-0; Jacob Fleckenstein,
12, East Central, 44-0; Brandon Brown,
11, Carroll (Fort Wayne), 34-0
11, Hobart, 44-0; Jacob Fleckenstein,
12, East Central, 44-0; Brandon Brown,
11, Carroll (Fort Wayne), 34-0
135 ââ?¬â?? David Zimmer,
12,Angola
42-0
12,
42-0
140 ââ?¬â?? Rhys Canaday,
12,Fairfield
43-0
12,
43-0
145 ââ?¬â?? Nick Dewig,
12,Evansville Mater Dei, 42-0; Jamal Lawrence ,
12,Merrillville
41-0
12,
12,
41-0
152 ââ?¬â?? Andrew Howe,
11,Hanover
Central, 44-0
11,
Central, 44-0
160 ââ?¬â?? John Schmaltz,
12,Indianapolis Cathedral, 37-0; Derrick Duke, 12, Peru
12,
171 ââ?¬â?? Matt Powless,
12,Evansville
Memorial, 47-0; Ryan Konrath,
11, Jimtown, 40-0
12,
Memorial, 47-0; Ryan Konrath,
11, Jimtown, 40-0
189 ââ?¬â?? Ian Hinton,
12,Mishawaka , 44-0; Chad
12,
215 ââ?¬â?? Luke Watkins,
12, North Central (Indianapolis ), 13-0; George Malone, 11, South Bend
12, North Central (
Tom Clark to be honored as wrestling official of the year
A licensed official for 23 years, Noblesville resident Tom Clark is this
year�s recipient of the Interscholastic Athletic Official Association Award for
excellence in the sport of wrestling.
year�s recipient of the Interscholastic Athletic Official Association Award for
excellence in the sport of wrestling.
honored in a special ceremony during this weekend�s state finals at Conseco
Fieldhouse. Including this season,
11 sectionals, nine regionals, seven semistates, and four state finals to his
credit. He is one of 12 officials working the 2007 individual finals.
Each year, the Indiana High School Athletic Association, in cooperation
with the National Federation of Interscholastic Officials Association,
recognizes and honors an outstanding official in each of the 11 sports during
the school year.
with the National Federation of Interscholastic Officials Association,
recognizes and honors an outstanding official in each of the 11 sports during
the school year.
Clark was nominated for this award by Dave Nicholson, sports chairman of
the Indiana Officials Association (IOA), one of 26 associations located
throughoutIndiana
comprised of men and women who give up much of their personal time to assist in
providing meaningful and healthy activities for the student-athletes of our
state. This honor comes as a result ofClark �s
selection by a committee representing those 26 associations. Statewide, there
are almost 7,500 officials licensed by the IHSAA in 11 sports.
the Indiana Officials Association (IOA), one of 26 associations located
throughout
comprised of men and women who give up much of their personal time to assist in
providing meaningful and healthy activities for the student-athletes of our
state. This honor comes as a result of
selection by a committee representing those 26 associations. Statewide, there
are almost 7,500 officials licensed by the IHSAA in 11 sports.
An 11-year member of the Indiana Officials Association, he has served as
an IHSAA rules interpreter for three years.
an IHSAA rules interpreter for three years.
A native of Bluffton , Ohio ,
Clark attendedOhio
State University
and has officiated four Olympic trials dating back to 1992. In 1998, he was
named USA Wrestling National Official of the Year (freestyle and Greco-Roman). He currently is
vice-president of Clark, Baker and Associates, which operates Edible
Arrangements in Fishers.
Clark attended
and has officiated four Olympic trials dating back to 1992. In 1998, he was
named USA Wrestling National Official of the Year (freestyle and Greco-Roman). He currently is
vice-president of Clark, Baker and Associates, which operates Edible
Arrangements in Fishers.
Tom and his wife, Retha, have two kids: Taylor and Hayden.
STATE FINALS
Dates
& Times
& Times
Friday,
Feb. 16: Friday�s first round begins at 6 p.m. ET.
Feb. 16: Friday�s first round begins at 6 p.m. ET.
Saturday,
Feb. 17: Quarterfinals at 9:30 a.m. with semifinals to follow; consolations at
5 p.m.; championships at 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 17: Quarterfinals at 9:30 a.m. with semifinals to follow; consolations at
5 p.m.; championships at 7:30 p.m.
Admission: $8 per session, $18 both days
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STATE FINALS: Brackets for all individual weight classes
Posted on 12 February 2007 by alexanderscot.
brackets from the 69th Annual IHSAA Individual Wrestling State Finals for
first-round matches that get under way at 6 p.m. ET Feb. 16 at Conseco
Fieldhouse, courtesy of ihsaa.org.
Winners advance to Saturday�s quarterfinals,
which begin at 9:30 a.m.; semifinals follow, with consolation matches set for 5
p.m. and the championships at 7:30 p.m. The brackets:
103
lbs.
lbs.
Wilson
Williams (35-3)
Williams (35-3)
(12)
Match
1: I-1
1: I-1
Cody
Moll (34-14)
Moll (34-14)
Mater Dei (11)
Eppert (32-1)
Anderson
Highland (10)
Highland (10)
Match
2: I-2
2: I-2
Jacob
Armantrout (29-8)
Armantrout (29-8)
South (9)
Ethan
Fiechter (37-3)
Fiechter (37-3)
Match
3: II-4
3: II-4
Jacob
Tonte (46-4)
Tonte (46-4)
Perry
Meridian (9)
Meridian (9)
Carl
Bowling (16-1)
Bowling (16-1)
(12)
Match
4: II-5
4: II-5
Miguel
Perez (36-9)
Perez (36-9)
Riley (11)
————————————-
Edward
Castro (38-6)
Castro (38-6)
(12)
Match
5: III-7
5: III-7
Brandon
Nelsen (37-12)
Nelsen (37-12)
North (9)
Alex
Johns (47-2)
Johns (47-2)
Reitz (10)
Match
6: III-8
6: III-8
Ryan
Salata (35-5)
Salata (35-5)
Clay (12)
Anthony
Hawkins (36-3)
Hawkins (36-3)
(9)
Match
7: IV-10
7: IV-10
Francisco
Colon (47-6)
Colon (47-6)
North (10)
Brandon
Wright (41-5)
Wright (41-5)
Cathedral (9)
Match
8: IV-11
8: IV-11
James
Larowe (29-6)
Larowe (29-6)
East
Noble (9)
Noble (9)
112
lbs.
lbs.
Mitchell
Richey (43-0)
Richey (43-0)
(10)
Match
9: I-3
9: I-3
Tye
Bowman (40-2)
Bowman (40-2)
Central (11)
Justin
Brooks (40-2)
Brooks (40-2)
(10)
Match
10: I-1
10: I-1
Zachary
Leffel (43-8)
Leffel (43-8)
(11)
Ryan
Stahl (36-7)
Stahl (36-7)
Memorial (9)
Match
11: II-6
11: II-6
Sean
McMurray (33-6)
McMurray (33-6)
(9)
Christopher
Quiroga (44-1)
Quiroga (44-1)
North (10)
Match
12: II-4
12: II-4
Nicholas
Angermeier (32-8)
Angermeier (32-8)
Mooresville
(10)
(10)
————————————-
Justin
Wight (30-0)
Wight (30-0)
(11)
Match
13: III-9
13: III-9
Ben
Williams (40-7)
Williams (40-7)
Chesterton
(11)
(11)
Jimmy
Schoettle (45-4)
Schoettle (45-4)
Perry
Meridian (11)
Meridian (11)
Match
14: III-7
14: III-7
Quaye
Bealmear (41-3)
Bealmear (41-3)
Tri-West
Hendricks (9)
Hendricks (9)
Sean
Herron (43-2)
Herron (43-2)
Mater Dei (12)
Match
15: IV-12
15: IV-12
DJ
Rackley (36-4)
Rackley (36-4)
Franklin
Central (11)
Central (11)
Josh
Harper (35-0)
Harper (35-0)
(10)
Match
16: IV-10
16: IV-10
Derek
Bevans (38-6)
Bevans (38-6)
119
lbs.
lbs.
March (39-0)
East
Noble (10)
Noble (10)
Match
17: I-2
17: I-2
Frank
Porras (39-7)
Porras (39-7)
(9)
Alex
Weinzapfel (38-5)
Weinzapfel (38-5)
Mater Dei (11)
Match
18: I-3
18: I-3
Brian
Vest (48-1)
Vest (48-1)
Perry
Meridian (11)
Meridian (11)
Jeremiah
Edwards (40-5)
Edwards (40-5)
North (11)
Match
19: II-5
19: II-5
Conner
Zuber (42-8)
Zuber (42-8)
Memorial (11)
Nick
Wiesjahn (37-5)
Wiesjahn (37-5)
(12)
Match
20: II-6
20: II-6
Barrett (40-6)
Eastern
(Greentown) (10)
(Greentown) (10)
————————————-
Matthew
Fields (37-1)
Fields (37-1)
Whiteland
(12)
(12)
Match
21: III-8
21: III-8
Joey
Brown (23-4)
Brown (23-4)
(11)
Eli
Michel (29-3)
Michel (29-3)
(12)
Match
22: III-9
22: III-9
Don
Alderman (41-1)
Alderman (41-1)
Trace
Hall (33-11)
Hall (33-11)
Riley (10)
Match
23: IV-11
23: IV-11
Derek
Nelson (37-7)
Nelson (37-7)
Bellmont
(12)
(12)
Steven
Lange (46-4)
Lange (46-4)
(12)
Match
24: IV-12
24: IV-12
Michael
Bartlett (46-5)
Bartlett (46-5)
Southwestern
(Hanover
(11)
(
(11)
125
lbs.
lbs.
Thomas
Churchard (43-1)
Churchard (43-1)
(11)
Match
25: I-1
25: I-1
Richard
Barrett (26-7)
Barrett (26-7)
Northrop (12)
Ethan
Ott (44-7)
Ott (44-7)
North (11)
Match
26: I-2
26: I-2
Ethan
Harris (35-4)
Harris (35-4)
Beech
Grove (12)
Grove (12)
Calvin
Sullivan (35-6)
Sullivan (35-6)
Cathedral (10)
Match
27: II-4
27: II-4
Nathan
Jones (45-7)
Jones (45-7)
Reitz (11)
David
Shepherd (41-1)
Shepherd (41-1)
Western
(12)
(12)
Match
28: II-5
28: II-5
Steve
Siokos (27-7)
Siokos (27-7)
(12)
————————————-
Joseph
Hollstegge (38-1)
Hollstegge (38-1)
East
Central (12)
Central (12)
Match
29: III-7
29: III-7
Ezekiel
Zenthoefer (36-13)
Zenthoefer (36-13)
Mater Dei (10)
Travis
Smoker (32-7)
Smoker (32-7)
(12)
Match
30: III-8
30: III-8
Johnny
Dillon (38-4)
Dillon (38-4)
(10)
Allen (34-6)
(11)
Match
31: IV-10
31: IV-10
Tyson
Bercot (37-2)
Bercot (37-2)
Reece
Freeman (40-0)
Freeman (40-0)
South (12)
Match
32: IV-11
32: IV-11
Will
Mascaro (34-7)
Mascaro (34-7)
(10)
130
lbs.
lbs.
Eric
Galka (44-0)
Galka (44-0)
(11)
Match
33: I-3
33: I-3
Craig
Smith (41-8)
Smith (41-8)
(12)
Ben
Reifenberg (32-5)
Reifenberg (32-5)
Dwenger (12)
Match
34: I-1
34: I-1
Andrew
Shoultz (38-8)
Shoultz (38-8)
Pike
Central (12)
Central (12)
Michael
Harmon (38-3)
Harmon (38-3)
Southwestern
(Hanover
(11)
(
(11)
Match
35: II-6
35: II-6
Kyle
Marsh (42-4)
Marsh (42-4)
West
Noble (11)
Noble (11)
Jacob
Fleckenstein (44-0)
Fleckenstein (44-0)
East
Central (12)
Central (12)
Match
36: II-4
36: II-4
Michael
Torres (26-14)
Torres (26-14)
(9)
————————————-
Jerry
Parkinson (41-3)
Parkinson (41-3)
Mater Dei (12)
Match
37: III-9
37: III-9
Jeromy
Sisk (28-7)
Sisk (28-7)
(10)
Chris
Conte (40-6)
Conte (40-6)
Warren
Central (12)
Central (12)
Match
38: III-7
38: III-7
Chase
Davis (12-1)
Davis (12-1)
Wawasee
(11)
(11)
Andy
St. Germain (41-3)
St. Germain (41-3)
Chesterton
(12)
(12)
Match
39: IV-12
39: IV-12
Levi
Rutledge (44-2)
Rutledge (44-2)
Tipton
(10)
(10)
Brandon
Brown (34-0)
Brown (34-0)
Carroll
(Fort Wayne
(11)
(
(11)
Match
40: IV-10
40: IV-10
Blake
Harvey (38-6)
Harvey (38-6)
Center
Grove (12)
Grove (12)
135
lbs.
lbs.
Caleb
Schmidt (31-1)
Schmidt (31-1)
Castle
(12)
(12)
Match
41: I-2
41: I-2
Justin
Arthur (31-12)
Arthur (31-12)
Beech
Grove (12)
Grove (12)
Steven
Sandefer (41-4)
Sandefer (41-4)
(10)
Match
42: I-3
42: I-3
Seth
Verbosky (46-4)
Verbosky (46-4)
Maconaquah
(12)
(12)
Jordan
Quinn (34-5)
Quinn (34-5)
Snider (12)
Match
43: II-5
43: II-5
Matt
Elvidge (40-2)
Elvidge (40-2)
(11)
Graham
Youngs (43-1)
Youngs (43-1)
Zionsville
(12)
(12)
Match
44: II-6
44: II-6
James
Price (34-7)
Price (34-7)
North
Posey (11)
Posey (11)
————————————-
David
Zimmer (42-0)
Zimmer (42-0)
(12)
Match
45: III-8
45: III-8
Aron
Estrada (34-10)
Estrada (34-10)
(10)
Tony
McGinley (40-4)
McGinley (40-4)
Cathedral (10)
Match
46: III-9
46: III-9
Jake
Missi (41-2)
Missi (41-2)
Floyd
Central (12)
Central (12)
Dustin
Bruce (14-3)
Bruce (14-3)
North (12)
Match
47: IV-11
47: IV-11
Josh
Norris (41-9)
Norris (41-9)
Warren
Central (12)
Central (12)
Asa
Ennis (31-1)
Ennis (31-1)
Glenn
(12)
(12)
Match
48: IV-12
48: IV-12
Doug
Linthicum (33-8)
Linthicum (33-8)
Bellmont
(11)
(11)
140
lbs.
lbs.
Rhys
Canaday (43-0)
Canaday (43-0)
(12)
Match
49: I-1
49: I-1
Sammy
Bennett (31-5)
Bennett (31-5)
Anderson
Highland (9)
Highland (9)
Josh
Turner (32-3)
Turner (32-3)
(12)
Match
50: I-2
50: I-2
Justin
Fruits (40-4)
Fruits (40-4)
(12)
Brennan
Cosgrove (42-3)
Cosgrove (42-3)
(11)
Match
51: II-4
51: II-4
Andy
Seibert (29-5)
Seibert (29-5)
Mater Dei (12)
Gavin
McGinley (39-1)
McGinley (39-1)
Cathedral (10)
Match
52: II-5
52: II-5
Joel
Spaw (28-9)
Spaw (28-9)
East
Noble (11)
Noble (11)
————————————-
Eric
McGill (39-3)
McGill (39-3)
(12)
Match
53: III-7
53: III-7
Martin
Woodrome (39-9)
Woodrome (39-9)
(12)
Keith
Duncan (27-5)
Duncan (27-5)
Rushville
(10)
(10)
Match
54: III-8
54: III-8
Trevor
Dickey (40-2)
Dickey (40-2)
Western
(12)
(12)
Kyle
Mosier (41-3)
Mosier (41-3)
Match
55: IV-10
55: IV-10
Kevin
Losekamp (37-8)
Losekamp (37-8)
East
Central (12)
Central (12)
Bobby
Willis (49-2)
Willis (49-2)
(12)
Match
56: IV-11
56: IV-11
David
Minix (38-5)
Minix (38-5)
Winamac
(10)
(10)
145
lbs.
lbs.
Nick
Dewig (42-0)
Dewig (42-0)
Mater Dei (12)
Match
57: I-3
57: I-3
Dan
Kelich (37-8)
Kelich (37-8)
Elwood
(12)
(12)
Tony
Conway (35-3)
Conway (35-3)
(11)
Match
58: I-1
58: I-1
Justin
Combs (38-1)
Combs (38-1)
South (12)
Tyler
Baker (35-4)
Baker (35-4)
Bellmont
(10)
(10)
Match
59: II-6
59: II-6
Garrett
James (46-1)
James (46-1)
Culver
Academies (12)
Academies (12)
Michael
Pittman (38-1)
Pittman (38-1)
(12)
Match
60: II-4
60: II-4
Ivan
Rodriguez (29-7)
Rodriguez (29-7)
(11)
————————————-
Steve
Stahl (39-3)
Stahl (39-3)
Memorial (11)
Match
61: III-9
61: III-9
Brandon
Mersich (35-10)
Mersich (35-10)
(11)
Kyle
Ulrey (42-2)
Ulrey (42-2)
New
Palestine
Match
62: III-7
62: III-7
Sadtler (36-5)
North (11)
Collin
Carlucci (34-1)
Carlucci (34-1)
(12)
Match
63: IV-12
63: IV-12
Matthew
Oliver (44-3)
Oliver (44-3)
(11)
Jamal
Lawrence
(12)
Match
64: IV-10
64: IV-10
Denny
Harlan (38-9)
Harlan (38-9)
152
lbs.
lbs.
Cahmelan
Porter (24-3)
Porter (24-3)
Ben
Davis (12)
Davis (12)
Match
65: I-2
65: I-2
Kyle
Long (39-4)
Long (39-4)
(11)
Ryan
Billings (33-8)
Billings (33-8)
Central (11)
Match
66: I-3
66: I-3
Briar
Runyan (33-3)
Runyan (33-3)
(10)
Chris
DeWitt (40-2)
DeWitt (40-2)
Mater Dei (12)
Match
67: II-5
67: II-5
Josh
Lewis (32-5)
Lewis (32-5)
Norwell
(12)
(12)
Andrew
Howe (44-0)
Howe (44-0)
Central (11)
Match
68: II-6
68: II-6
Chucky
Bennett (31-3)
Bennett (31-3)
Anderson
Highland (12)
Highland (12)
————————————-
Peter
Deutsch (37-2)
Deutsch (37-2)
(11)
Match
69: III-8
69: III-8
Derek
Agnew (39-7)
Agnew (39-7)
Spencer
Merk (41-6)
Merk (41-6)
East
Central (12)
Central (12)
Match
70: III-9
70: III-9
Kyle
Morris (37-7)
Morris (37-7)
(12)
Andy
Keener (38-5)
Keener (38-5)
(11)
Match
71: IV-11
71: IV-11
Eric
Henning (44-1)
Henning (44-1)
(12)
Chris
Dean (42-1)
Dean (42-1)
Northview
(12)
(12)
Match
72: IV-12
72: IV-12
Elliot
Corner (33-14)
Corner (33-14)
(11)
160
lbs.
lbs.
John
Schmaltz (37-0)
Schmaltz (37-0)
Cathedral (12)
Match
73: I-1
73: I-1
Josh
Hughes (39-5)
Hughes (39-5)
Scottsburg
(12)
(12)
Max
Znika IV (35-6)
Znika IV (35-6)
(12)
Match
74: I-2
74: I-2
Ryan
Baker (35-4)<
Baker (35-4)<
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STATE FINALS: The individual tournament from a year ago
Posted on 11 February 2007 by alexanderscot.
Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
With the 69th Annual IHSAA
Individual Wrestling
State
back at last year�s individual championships �
back at last year�s individual championships �
A funny
thing happened on the way to the 68th Annual IHSAA
Individual Wrestling State Finals last February at Conseco
Fieldhouse ââ?¬â?? all the returning state champions lost!
thing happened on the way to the 68th Annual IHSAA
Individual Wrestling State Finals last February at Conseco
Fieldhouse ââ?¬â?? all the returning state champions lost!
Well,
almost all of them. Bloomington South�s Paul Young (49-0) wasn�t about to let
that happen as he defended his 160-pound championship with four easy wins, the
first two by fall.
almost all of them. Bloomington South�s Paul Young (49-0) 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 wasMerrillville
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.
carnage occurred at 119, where a trio of returning state winners was gone after
the semifinals. The survivor was
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. AndHobart
last year�s winner at 103, lost in Friday�s first round.
quarterfinals, losing for the first time in 77 matches. And
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.
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.
wrestlers, meanwhile, had a banner day as three individuals laid claim to state
titles at Conseco Fieldhouse.
Josh Harper, Ian Hinton, and Pat Day became the first Cavemen state
champs since Brad Harper won the 152 crown in 1998, and the trifecta
for coachDarrick Snyder also was
the most by the school in the same year.
champs since Brad Harper won the 152 crown in 1998, and the trifecta
for coach
the most by the school in the same year.
Harper offered a glimpse of things to come by completing a perfect
freshman season at 47-0, taking a 6-3 decision fromEdgewood �s
Chris Lindauer at 103. A year after finishing as the
runner-up at 171, Hinton returned to complete a 42-0 junior season with a 2-0
overtime thriller overFranklin
Phillip Glasser. And Day won at 215 with a 12-10
decision over Cody Johnson, also ofFranklin
freshman season at 47-0, taking a 6-3 decision from
Chris Lindauer at 103. A year after finishing as the
runner-up at 171, Hinton returned to complete a 42-0 junior season with a 2-0
overtime thriller over
Phillip Glasser. And Day won at 215 with a 12-10
decision over Cody Johnson, also of
Day was responsible for eclipsing one of the oldest state finals records
on Saturday afternoon as he pinned his semifinal opponent in just 11 seconds.
The previous record of 15 seconds had been shared by Wilford
Childers of Lowell in 1929 and Charles McDaniel ofBloomington
on Saturday afternoon as he pinned his semifinal opponent in just 11 seconds.
The previous record of 15 seconds had been shared by Wilford
Childers of Lowell in 1929 and Charles McDaniel of
Bloomington South and Merrillville
both had two state winners as well. Bloomington South, with its state-best 65
champions, had back-to-back winners in Kurt Kinser at
152 and Paul Young at 160.
both had two state winners as well. Bloomington South, with its state-best 65
champions, had back-to-back winners in Kurt Kinser at
152 and Paul Young at 160.
Young captured a 9-4 decision over Columbia City�s Bryan Deutsch, the
152 runner-up in 2005, while Kinser (the runner-up at
145 a year ago), got it done this time around, eking out a 1-0 decision over
Perry Meridian�s Kevin Clem.
152 runner-up in 2005, while Kinser (the runner-up at
145 a year ago), got it done this time around, eking out a 1-0 decision over
Perry Meridian�s Kevin Clem.
Aside from Salas at 119, Merrillville
other win came from 275-pounder Dexter Larimore in a 12-1 domination of Evansville
Harrison�s Aaron Lindenschmidt. The third time was
the charm for the 41-0 senior, who had been the heavyweight runner-up each of
the last two seasons. It was Lindenschmidt�s only
loss of the year.
other win came from 275-pounder Dexter Larimore in a 12-1 domination of Evansville
Harrison�s Aaron Lindenschmidt. The third time was
the charm for the 41-0 senior, who had been the heavyweight runner-up each of
the last two seasons. It was Lindenschmidt�s only
loss of the year.
Your 2005-06
state finals results from first place to eighth place:
state finals results from first place to eighth place:
103 lbs.
Josh Harper (47-0), Mishawaka (9), dec. Chris Lindauer (19-2), Edgewood (11), 6-3
(final)
(final)
Rafael Montez, Hobart
Highland (9), 5-0 (third)
Highland (9), 5-0 (third)
Justin Brooks, Warsaw
Memorial (10), 4-1 (fifth)
Memorial (10), 4-1 (fifth)
Brett
King, Whitko (12), dec. Bryant Whitaker, Muncie South (9), 6-4 (seventh)
King, Whitko (12), dec. Bryant Whitaker, Muncie South (9), 6-4 (seventh)
112 lbs.
Danny Coyne (36-1), Beech Grove (12), dec. Taylor
March (41-6), East Noble (9),
3-1 (final)
March (41-6), East Noble (9),
3-1 (final)
Nick Wiesjahn, Mishawaka
Herron, Evansville Mater Dei (11), 5-3 (OT) (third)
Herron, Evansville Mater Dei (11), 5-3 (OT) (third)
Steve Salinas, South
Bend Clay (12), dec. Matt Fields, Whiteland (11), 4-2 (fifth)
Bend Clay (12), dec. Matt Fields, Whiteland (11), 4-2 (fifth)
John Urich, Perry
Meridian (12), dec. Adam Andrews, Elkhart Memorial (12), 7-0 (seventh)
Meridian (12), dec. Adam Andrews, Elkhart Memorial (12), 7-0 (seventh)
119 lbs.
Javier Salas (40-1), Merrillville
(12), pin Blake Harner (40-2), Norwell (12), 3:18
(final)
(12), pin Blake Harner (40-2), Norwell (12), 3:18
(final)
Anthony Williams,
Evansville Central (12), injury default over Brad Gallagher,Franklin
Evansville Central (12), injury default over Brad Gallagher,
Reece Freeman,
Bloomington South (11), dec. Marcus Miller, Muncie South (12), 5-2 (fifth)
Bloomington South (11), dec. Marcus Miller, Muncie South (12), 5-2 (fifth)
Ethan Harris,
Beech Grove (11), dec. Eli Michel,Columbia
City
Beech Grove (11), dec. Eli Michel,
125 lbs.
Eric McGill (46-1), Munster
(11), dec. Adam Walters (38-5),Portage
3-2 (final)
(11), dec. Adam Walters (38-5),
3-2 (final)
Wesley Patrick, Plainfield
Bend Clay (12), 5-2 (third)
Bend Clay (12), 5-2 (third)
Jacob Fleckenstein, East Central (11), dec.
Thomas Pompei, Hamilton Southeastern (12), 11-3 (fifth)
Thomas Pompei, Hamilton Southeastern (12), 11-3 (fifth)
Gary Black, New Castle
(12), dec. Josh Smith,Yorktown (12), 4-2
(seventh)
(12), dec. Josh Smith,
(seventh)
130 lbs.
Alexander Warren (37-0), Mooresville (12), dec. Dustin Bruce (37-4), Bloomington North (11), 8-5 (final)
Drew Lappe, Evansville
Mater Dei (10), dec. Matt Hemry,Portage
(12), 4-2 (third)
Mater Dei (10), dec. Matt Hemry,
(12), 4-2 (third)
David Zimmer, Angola (11), dec. Anthony Hobbs, Kokomo
Garrett Baker, Franklin County
Central (11), 4-0 (seventh)
Central (11), 4-0 (seventh)
135 lbs.
Matt Irwin (45-0), Bellmont (12), dec. Brennan
Cosgrove (46-2), Hobart (10), 12-5
(final)
Cosgrove (46-2), Hobart (10), 12-5
(final)
Dedrick Harrison,
Indianapolis Cathedral (12), dec. Jeff Papiernik, Fort Wayne Snider (12), 4-2 (third)
Indianapolis Cathedral (12), dec. Jeff Papiernik, Fort Wayne Snider (12), 4-2 (third)
Blake Kenny, North
Central (Indianapolis
(12), pin Kyle Cooper, Columbus East (12), 4:18 (fifth)
Central (
(12), pin Kyle Cooper, Columbus East (12), 4:18 (fifth)
James King, Muncie
South (12), dec. Matt Elvidge,Warsaw
(10), 8-4 (seventh)
South (12), dec. Matt Elvidge,
(10), 8-4 (seventh)
140 lbs.
Andrew Howe (51-0), Hanover Central (10), dec. Cory Fornal (46-2), Rochester
(12), 6-2 (final)
(12), 6-2 (final)
Nick Walpole, Perry Meridian (12), tech
fall over Sean Brescher, Jasper (12), 17-1 4:54 (third)
fall over Sean Brescher, Jasper (12), 17-1 4:54 (third)
Collin Carlucci, Plainfield
Justin Combs, Muncie South (11), 6-1 (fifth)
Justin Combs, Muncie South (11), 6-1 (fifth)
Rhys Canaday, Fairfield
Kelsey, Southmont (12), 8-5 (seventh)
Kelsey, Southmont (12), 8-5 (seventh)
145 lbs.
Chad Biddle (41-2), Portage
(12), pin Cooper Samuels (45-1), Floyd
Central (10), 2:22 (final)
(12), pin Cooper Samuels (45-1), Floyd
Central (10), 2:22 (final)
Mike Sands, Hanover
Central (12), dec. JamalLawrence , Merrillville
Central (12), dec. Jamal
Casey Bradley,
Muncie South (12), dec. Nathan Scherer, Bellmont (12), 5-4 (fifth)
Muncie South (12), dec. Nathan Scherer, Bellmont (12), 5-4 (fifth)
Eric Aue, Perry
Meridian (12), dec. Bryan Jansen, East Central (12), 3-1 (seventh)
Meridian (12), dec. Bryan Jansen, East Central (12), 3-1 (seventh)
152 lbs.
Kurt Kinser (47-0), Bloomington
Benji Dolly, Mishawaka
Ben Davis (11),
(third)
Ben Davis (11),
(third)
James Lewis, Norwell
(12), dec. Vince McAfee, Adams Central (12), 1-0 (fifth)
(12), dec. Vince McAfee, Adams Central (12), 1-0 (fifth)
Seth Teeters, Bloomington
North (12), dec. Michael Robertson, South Bend Riley (12), 7-2 (seventh)
North (12), dec. Michael Robertson, South Bend Riley (12), 7-2 (seventh)
160 lbs.
Paul Young (49-0), Bloomington
South (12), dec. Bryan Deutsch (42-2),Columbia City
(12), 9-4 (final)
South (12), dec. Bryan Deutsch (42-2),
(12), 9-4 (final)
Jessy Walley, New
Palestine (12), dec. Joe Wing,Merrillville
(11), 9-7 (third)
Palestine (12), dec. Joe Wing,
(11), 9-7 (third)
Ryan Kaufman, Rensselaer (12), dec. John Schmaltz, Indianapolis
Cathedral (11), 4-3 (fifth)
Cathedral (11), 4-3 (fifth)
Nate Hodges, Southmont
(12), dec. Kyle Sobkowicz, Hanover Central (12) 6-4 (seventh)
(12), dec. Kyle Sobkowicz, Hanover Central (12) 6-4 (seventh)
171 lbs.
Ian Hinton (42-0), Mishawaka (11), dec.
Phillip Glasser (39-5),Franklin
(12), 2-0 (OT) (final)
Phillip Glasser (39-5),
(12), 2-0 (OT) (final)
Nicholas Kraus,
New Prairie (12), dec. Shae Gerardot,Columbia City
(12), 8-2 (third)
New Prairie (12), dec. Shae Gerardot,
(12), 8-2 (third)
Tom Lowe, Warsaw
Powless, Evansville Memorial (11), 7-2 (fifth)
Powless, Evansville Memorial (11), 7-2 (fifth)
Sam Johnson, Avon
(10), dec. Jordan Fish,Madison
(12), 11-9 (OT) (seventh)
(10), dec. Jordan Fish,
(12), 11-9 (OT) (seventh)
189 lbs.
Taylor Vieck (38-0), Vincennes Lincoln
(12), dec. Travis Dale (43-1), McCutcheon
(11), 3-2 (final)
(12), dec. Travis Dale (43-1), McCutcheon
(11), 3-2 (final)
Christopher
Barnhizer,Union County
(12), dec. Kenny Jordan,Lebanon
(12), 3-1 (third)
Barnhizer,
(12), dec. Kenny Jordan,
(12), 3-1 (third)
Luke Watkins,
North Central (Indianapolis
(11), dec. Joe Gibson, Northridge (11), 3-1 (OT) (fifth)
North Central (
(11), dec. Joe Gibson, Northridge (11), 3-1 (OT) (fifth)
Chad Friend, Leo
(11), injury default over Jeremiah Maggart, Penn (11), (seventh)
(11), injury default over Jeremiah Maggart, Penn (11), (seventh)
215 lbs.
Pat Day (46-2), Mishawaka
(12), dec. Cody Johnson (44-3),Franklin
12-10 (final)
(12), dec. Cody Johnson (44-3),
12-10 (final)
James Edwards, Jennings County
(12), 3-1 (OT) (third)
(12), 3-1 (OT) (third)
Caleb VanDeman, Whiteland
(12), dec. Eddie Mobley, Beech Grove (12), 4-1 (fifth)
(12), dec. Eddie Mobley, Beech Grove (12), 4-1 (fifth)
Matthew Bogard, Glenn
(12), pin Matt Whyde,Mt.
Vernon
2:21 (seventh)
(12), pin Matt Whyde,
2:21 (seventh)
Heavyweight
Dexter Larimore (41-0), Merrillville
(12), dec. Aaron Lindenschmidt (48-1), Evansville Harrison
(12), 12-1 (final)
(12), dec. Aaron Lindenschmidt (48-1), Evansville Harrison
(12), 12-1 (final)
Andrew Quintana, Mt.
Vernon
pin Andrew Bogard, Glenn (12), 0:33 (third)
pin Andrew Bogard, Glenn (12), 0:33 (third)
Bryan Benner, Benton
Central (11), dec. Andrew Ginter, Penn (11), 7-5 (OT) (fifth)
Central (11), dec. Andrew Ginter, Penn (11), 7-5 (OT) (fifth)
Joshua
Goldsberry, North Central (Indianapolis
(12), dec. Chico Adams, Perry Meridian (10), 2-0 (seventh)
Goldsberry, North Central (
(12), dec. Chico Adams, Perry Meridian (10), 2-0 (seventh)
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SEMISTATES: Individual results
Posted on 11 February 2007 by alexanderscot.
Here are
wrestling results from the 69th Annual IHSAA Individual Wrestling Semistates
held Feb. 10 atMerrillville , Allen County
Coliseum,New Castle
and Roberts Stadium (the top four placewinners in each weight class advance to
the state finals) plus the individual state finals schedule, courtesy of
ihsaa.org and ihswca.com:
wrestling results from the 69th Annual IHSAA Individual Wrestling Semistates
held Feb. 10 at
Coliseum,
and Roberts Stadium (the top four placewinners in each weight class advance to
the state finals) plus the individual state finals schedule, courtesy of
ihsaa.org and ihswca.com:
1. Merrillville
No. 2 Mishawaka
Merrillville each win three titles.
Merrillville each win three titles.
Individual results:
103
lbs.
lbs.
1. Wilson Williams 12 35-3
Merrillville
2. Anthony Hawkins 9 36-3 Crown Point
3. Ryan Salata 12 35-5 SB
Clay
Clay
4. Miguel Perez 11 36-9 SB
Riley
Riley
5. John Petrov 9 37-7 Hanover
112
lbs.
lbs.
1. Josh Harper 10 35-0 Mishawaka
2. Justin Brooks 10 40-2 Warsaw
3. Sean McMurray 9 33-6 Portage
4. Ben Williams 11 40-7
Chesterton
Chesterton
5. Nick Gonzales 10 22-12 Griffith
119
lbs.
lbs.
1. Nick Wiesjahn 12 37-5 Mishawaka
2. Trace Hall 10 33-11 SB
Riley
Riley
3. Don Alderman 11 41-1 Delphi
4. Frankie Porras 9 39-7 Hobart
5. Anthony Fennell 11 31-7
Crown Point
125
lbs.
lbs.
1. Tommy Churchard 11 43-1 Valparaiso
2. Chad
3. Johnny Dillon 10 38-4 Hobart
4. Steve Siokos 12 27-7 Griffith
5. Jacob Cook 11 40-1 Seeger
130
lbs.
lbs.
1. Eric Galka 11 44-0 Hobart
2. Andy St.Germaine 12 41-3 Chesterton
3. Chase Davis 11 12-1 Wawasee
4. Michael Torres 9 26-14 Portage
5. Mark Puskar 11 24-16 Lowell
135
lbs.
lbs.
1. Asa Ennis 12 31-1 Glenn
2. Steven Sandefer 10 41-4 Mishawaka
3. Matt Elvidge 11 40-2 Warsaw
4. Aaron Estrada 10 34-10 Munster
5. Alex Ponce 12 31-8 Merrillville
140
lbs.
lbs.
1. Eric McGill 12 39-3 Munster
2. Brennen Cosgrove 11 42-3 Hobart
3. Justin Fruits 12 40-4 Lafayette
Jefferson
4. David Minix 10 38-5 Winamac
5. David Oviatt 11 33-7 LaPorte
145
lbs.
lbs.
1. Jamal Lawrence 12
41-0Merrillville
41-0
2. Tony Conway 11 35-3 Crown Point
3. Garrett James 12 46-1 Culver Academies
4. Brandon Mersich 11
35-10Mishawaka
35-10
5. Cortie Wilson 12 23-15 Portage
152
lbs.
lbs.
1. Andrew Howe 11 44-0 Hanover
2. Andy Keener 11 38-5 Warsaw
3. Kyle Morris 12 37-7 Merrillville
4. Kyle Long 11 39-4 SB Washington
5. Nathan Williams 11 43-6 West Central
160
lbs.
lbs.
1. Philip Oudhuis 12 38-1 New Prairie
2. Max Znika 12 35-6 Lowell
3. Kurt Cauffman 12 37-7 Mishawaka
4. Brandon James 11
44-4 Culver Academies
44-4 Culver Academies
5. Isaac Homburg 11 38-7 Logansport
171
lbs.
lbs.
1. Joe Wing 12 43-1 Merrillville
2. Andrew Szymborski 11 35-4 Crown Point
3. Thurman Gast 12 40-5 Michigan City
4. Adam Albrecht 12 26-7 Rensselaer
5. Mitch Strycker 12 29-10 Glenn
189
lbs.
lbs.
1. Ian Hinton 12 44-0 Mishawaka
2. Marcus Shrewsbury 10 34-6 Crown Point
3. Brandon Tritle 12
38-5Valparaiso
38-5
4. Kyle Malec 12 30-9 Lake
Central
Central
5. Nicholas Schreyer 11 37-6 Harrison (West Lafayette
215
lbs.
lbs.
1. George Malone 11 42-0 SB Riley
2. Jake Salas 11 43-3 Merrillville
3. Travis Depew 12 43-4 Lafayette
Jefferson
4. Jerimiah Maggart 12 38-8 Penn
5. Joe Brown 12 31-4 Whiting
Heavyweight
1. Derek Traversa 12 34-1 Glenn
2. Randy Morin 11 42-3 Mishawaka
3. Bryan Benner 12
46-1Benton
Central
46-1
Central
4. Erik Owen 12 32-5 Lake
Station
Station
5. Eric MacDonald 11 34-12 Harrison (West Lafayette
2. Woodlan
Fourteen
different schools are represented as no school wins more than one crown.
different schools are represented as no school wins more than one crown.
Individual results:
103
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Eddie Castro 12 38-6Kokomo
Eddie Castro 12 38-6
2.
Ethan Fiechter 11 37-3Adams Central
Ethan Fiechter 11 37-3
3.
Jacob Armantrout 9 29-8Muncie
South
Jacob Armantrout 9 29-8
South
4.
James Larowe 9 29-6 East Noble
James Larowe 9 29-6 East Noble
5.
Troy Fiechter 10 33-6 Southern Wells
Troy Fiechter 10 33-6 Southern Wells
112
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Justin Wight 11 30-0Homestead
Justin Wight 11 30-0
2.
Ryan Stahl 9 36-7Elkhart
Memorial
Ryan Stahl 9 36-7
Memorial
3.
Zachary Leffel 11 43-8Peru
Zachary Leffel 11 43-8
4.
Derek Bevans 9 38-6Yorktown
Derek Bevans 9 38-6
5.
Ted Johnson 10 32-9Angola
Ted Johnson 10 32-9
119
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Taylor
39-0 East Noble
39-0 East Noble
2.
Eli Michel 12 29-3Columbia
City
Eli Michel 12 29-3
3.
Derek Nelson 12 37-7 Bellmont
Derek Nelson 12 37-7 Bellmont
4.
Chad
Barrett 10 40-6 Eastern
Barrett 10 40-6 Eastern
5.
Aaron Garretson 10 37-11Peru
Aaron Garretson 10 37-11
125
lbs.
lbs.
1.
D.J. Shepherd 12 41-1 Western
D.J. Shepherd 12 41-1 Western
2.
Travis Smoker 12 32-7Prairie
Heights
Travis Smoker 12 32-7
3.
Tyson Bercot 12 37-2Adams Central
Tyson Bercot 12 37-2
4.
Ricky Barrett 12 26-7Fort Wayne
Northrop
Ricky Barrett 12 26-7
Northrop
5.
Zach Corpe 9 32-12Elkhart
Memorial
Zach Corpe 9 32-12
Memorial
130
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Brandon Brown 11 34-0 Carroll (FW)
Brandon Brown 11 34-0 Carroll (FW)
2.
Ben Reifenberg 12 32-5Fort Wayne
Dwenger
Ben Reifenberg 12 32-5
Dwenger
3.
Kyle Marsh 11 42-4 West Noble
Kyle Marsh 11 42-4 West Noble
4.
Jeromy Sisk 10 28-7North Miami
Jeromy Sisk 10 28-7
5.
Jake Leitch 11 31-10Elkhart
Memorial
Jake Leitch 11 31-10
Memorial
135
lbs.
lbs.
1.
David Zimmer 12 42-0Angola
David Zimmer 12 42-0
2.
Jordan Quinn 12 34-5Fort Wayne
Snider
Jordan Quinn 12 34-5
Snider
3.
Seth Verbosky 12 46-4 Maconaquah
Seth Verbosky 12 46-4 Maconaquah
4.
Doug Linthicum 11 33-8 Bellmont
Doug Linthicum 11 33-8 Bellmont
5.
David Rex 12 27-7Columbia
City
David Rex 12 27-7
140
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Ryhs Canaday 12 43-0Fairfield
Ryhs Canaday 12 43-0
2.
Kyle Mosier 10 41-3Yorktown
Kyle Mosier 10 41-3
3.
Trevor Dickey 12 40-2 Western
Trevor Dickey 12 40-2 Western
4.
Joel Spaw 11 28-9 East Noble
Joel Spaw 11 28-9 East Noble
5.
Ethan Dewitt 11 31-9Columbia
City
Ethan Dewitt 11 31-9
145
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Steve Sahl 11 39-3Elkhart
Memorial
Steve Sahl 11 39-3
Memorial
2.
Tyler Baker 10 35-4 Bellmont
Tyler Baker 10 35-4 Bellmont
3.
Justin Combs 12 38-1Muncie
South
Justin Combs 12 38-1
South
4.
Denny Harlan 11 38-9Wabash
Denny Harlan 11 38-9
5.
Andrew Fahlsing 11 33-6Homestead
Andrew Fahlsing 11 33-6
152
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Peter Deutsch 11 37-2Columbia
City
Peter Deutsch 11 37-2
2.
Ryan Billings 11 33-8Elkhart
Central
Ryan Billings 11 33-8
Central
3.
Josh Lewis 12 32-5 Norwell
Josh Lewis 12 32-5 Norwell
4.
Elliot Corner 11 33-14Peru
Elliot Corner 11 33-14
5.
Ryne Garner 11 28-9 NorthWood
Ryne Garner 11 28-9 NorthWood
160
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Derrick Duke 12 28-0Peru
Derrick Duke 12 28-0
2.
Brandon Gaskill 12 36-4Adams Central
Brandon Gaskill 12 36-4
3.
Ryan Baker 11 35-4 Bellmont
Ryan Baker 11 35-4 Bellmont
4.
Josh Michael 12 33-8Columbia
City
Josh Michael 12 33-8
5.
Wes Timmerman 11 27-9 Carroll (FW)
Wes Timmerman 11 27-9 Carroll (FW)
171
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Ryan Konrath 11 40-0 Jimtown
Ryan Konrath 11 40-0 Jimtown
2.
Ben Bultemeier 11 37-5 Bellmont
Ben Bultemeier 11 37-5 Bellmont
3.
Drew Graber 10 28-10 Northridge
Drew Graber 10 28-10 Northridge
4.
Beau Schendel 12 36-5 Garrett
Beau Schendel 12 36-5 Garrett
5.
Garrett Burke 12 30-8Muncie
Central
Garrett Burke 12 30-8
Central
189
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Chad
Friend 12 37-0 Leo
Friend 12 37-0 Leo
2.
Joe Gibson 12 33-5 Northridge
Joe Gibson 12 33-5 Northridge
3.
Billy Baker 10 39-4 Bellmont
Billy Baker 10 39-4 Bellmont
4.
Bryan Boggs 12 33-9 Whitko
Bryan Boggs 12 33-9 Whitko
5.
Martin Lantz 10 36-8Fairfield
Martin Lantz 10 36-8
215
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Hunter Harper 11 37-1 Norwell
Hunter Harper 11 37-1 Norwell
2.
Justin Woods 11 38-1 Leo
Justin Woods 11 38-1 Leo
3.
J.J. Miller 12 40-3Elkhart
Memorial
J.J. Miller 12 40-3
Memorial
4.
Derrick Shire 11 30-9 East Noble
Derrick Shire 11 30-9 East Noble
5.
Rick Hershberger 12 27-5Fairfield
Rick Hershberger 12 27-5
Heavyweight
1.
Adam Chalfant 10 40-2Winchester
Adam Chalfant 10 40-2
2.
Jacob Reams 12 35-5Muncie
Central
Jacob Reams 12 35-5
Central
3.
Kyle Anderson 12 38-6Union City
Kyle Anderson 12 38-6
4.
Aaron Myers 12 30-16Fort Wayne
Luers
Aaron Myers 12 30-16
Luers
5.
Gabe Maranto 12 31-3 Leo
Gabe Maranto 12 31-3 Leo
3. New Castle
No. 3
Perry Meridian and No. 4 Indianapolis Cathedral each advance six, but the
Fighting Irish garner four titles while Perry nets just one. East Central,
meanwhile, adds back-to-back crowns at 125 and 130.
Perry Meridian and No. 4 Indianapolis Cathedral each advance six, but the
Fighting Irish garner four titles while Perry nets just one. East Central,
meanwhile, adds back-to-back crowns at 125 and 130.
Individual results:
103
lbs.
lbs.
1. Brandon
9th 41-5
9th 41-5
2. Camden Eppert, Anderson
Highland 10th 32-1
Highland 10th 32-1
3. Jacob
Tonte, Perry Meridian 9th 46-4
Tonte, Perry Meridian 9th 46-4
4.
Branden Nelsen, Lawrence North 9th 37-12
Branden Nelsen, Lawrence North 9th 37-12
5. Ryan
Mantel, Zionsville 10th 29-7
Mantel, Zionsville 10th 29-7
112
lbs.
lbs.
1. Cashe
Quiroga, Lawrence North 10th 44-1
Quiroga, Lawrence North 10th 44-1
2. Jimmy
Schoettle, Perry Meridian 11th 45-4
Schoettle, Perry Meridian 11th 45-4
3. D J
Rackley, Franklin Central 11th 36-4
Rackley, Franklin Central 11th 36-4
4. Tye
Bowman,Clinton
Central 11th 40-2
Bowman,
Central 11th 40-2
5. Evan
Hagen,Hamilton
Southeastern 12th 29-9
Hagen,
Southeastern 12th 29-9
119
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Steven Lange,Westfield
12th 46-4
Steven Lange,
12th 46-4
2.
Jeremiah Edwards,Lawrence
North 11th 40-5
Jeremiah Edwards,
North 11th 40-5
3. Brian
Vest, Perry Meridian 11th 48-1
Vest, Perry Meridian 11th 48-1
4. Joey
Brown,Centerville
11th 23-4
Brown,
11th 23-4
5. Kyle
Heald,Greenfield
Central 10th 35-8
Heald,
Central 10th 35-8
125
lbs.
lbs.
1. Joey
Holstegge, East Central 12th 38-1
Holstegge, East Central 12th 38-1
2.
Calvin Sullivan, Cathedral 10th 35-6
Calvin Sullivan, Cathedral 10th 35-6
3. Ethan
Harris, Beech Grove 12th 35-4
Harris, Beech Grove 12th 35-4
4. Will
Mascaro,Carmel
10th 34-7
Mascaro,
10th 34-7
5. Greg
Smith,Lawrence
Central 12th 20-15
Smith,
Central 12th 20-15
130
lbs.
lbs.
1. Jake
Fleckenstein, East Central 12th 44-0
Fleckenstein, East Central 12th 44-0
2. Chris
Conte, Warren Central 12th 40-6
Conte, Warren Central 12th 40-6
3. Levi
Rutledge, Tipton 10th 44-2
Rutledge, Tipton 10th 44-2
4. Craig
Smith,Westfield
12th 41-8
Smith,
12th 41-8
5. Damon
Mele, Fishers 9th 13-3
Mele, Fishers 9th 13-3
135
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Graham Youngs, Zionsville 12th 43-1
Graham Youngs, Zionsville 12th 43-1
2. Tony
McGinley, Cathedral 10th 40-4
McGinley, Cathedral 10th 40-4
3. Josh
Norris, Warren Central 12th 41-9
Norris, Warren Central 12th 41-9
4.
Justin Arthur, Beech Grove 12th 31-12
Justin Arthur, Beech Grove 12th 31-12
5.
Nathan Clem, Perry Meridian 11th 39-8
Nathan Clem, Perry Meridian 11th 39-8
140
lbs.
lbs.
1. Gavin
McGinley, Cathedral 10th 39-1
McGinley, Cathedral 10th 39-1
2. Keith
Duncan, Rushville 10th 27-5
Duncan, Rushville 10th 27-5
3. Kevin
Losekamp, East Central 12th 37-8
Losekamp, East Central 12th 37-8
4. Sammy
Bennett,Anderson
Highland 9th 31-5
Bennett,
Highland 9th 31-5
5. Grant
Berry
Central 12th 35-12
Central 12th 35-12
145
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Michael Pittman,Greensburg
12th 38-1
Michael Pittman,
12th 38-1
2. Kyle
Ulrey, NewPalestine
11th 42-2
Ulrey, New
11th 42-2
3. Matt
Oliver,New Castle
11th 44-3
Oliver,
11th 44-3
4. Dan
Kelich, Elwood 12th 37-8
Kelich, Elwood 12th 37-8
5.
Christopher Hines, Ben Davis 9th 26-14
Christopher Hines, Ben Davis 9th 26-14
152
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Cahmelan Porter, Ben Davis 12th 24-3
Cahmelan Porter, Ben Davis 12th 24-3
2.
Spencer Merk, East Central 12th 41-6
Spencer Merk, East Central 12th 41-6
3. Eric
Henning,Carmel
12th 44-1
Henning,
12th 44-1
4.
Chucky Bennett,Anderson
Highland 12th 31-3
Chucky Bennett,
Highland 12th 31-3
5.
Connor Hofmeister, Cathedral 11th 33-8
Connor Hofmeister, Cathedral 11th 33-8
160
lbs.
lbs.
1. John
Schmaltz, Cathedral 12th 37-0
Schmaltz, Cathedral 12th 37-0
2. Kyle
Adams, Perry Meridian 12th 48-1
Adams, Perry Meridian 12th 48-1
3. Wes
Bullock,Hamilton
Heights
Bullock,
4. Caleb
Freeman,Greenfield
Central 11th 38-5
Freeman,
Central 11th 38-5
5. Jacob
Blackwell, Roncalli 11th 31-8
Blackwell, Roncalli 11th 31-8
171
lbs.
lbs.
1. Frank
Troiano, Cathedral 12th 45-1
Troiano, Cathedral 12th 45-1
2. Craig
Masengale, Perry Meridian 12th 47-2
Masengale, Perry Meridian 12th 47-2
3. John
Tchoula, Noblesville 12th 31-3
Tchoula, Noblesville 12th 31-3
4.
Robert Beeler, Rushville 12th 38-4
Robert Beeler, Rushville 12th 38-4
5. Alex
Adams, Beech Grove 12th 23-9
Adams, Beech Grove 12th 23-9
189
lbs.
lbs.
1.
Jordan Wagner, NewPalestine
12th 36-1
Jordan Wagner, New
12th 36-1
2. Mike
Dum, Chatard 11th 25-5
Dum, Chatard 11th 25-5
3. Josh
Sturek,Carmel
12th 30-5
Sturek,
12th 30-5
4. Chaz
Brock, Crawfordsville 10th 28-11
Brock, Crawfordsville 10th 28-11
5.
Holden Crossland, Cathedral 12th 32-11
Holden Crossland, Cathedral 12th 32-11
215
lbs.
lbs.
1. Luke
Watkins, North Central 12th 13-0
Watkins, North Central 12th 13-0
2. Jamie
Arnold, Warren Central 12th 33-4
Arnold, Warren Central 12th 33-4
3. Erin
Smith,Carmel
12th 40-6
Smith,
12th 40-6
4. Bobby
Scudder,Greensburg
12th 38-3
Scudder,
12th 38-3
5. Bart
Bugay,Southport 11th 32-10
Bugay,
Heavyweight
1. Chico
Meridian 11th 49-0
Meridian 11th 49-0
2. Eli
Alafogianis,New Castle
12th 27-6
Alafogianis,
12th 27-6
3. Zach
Hahn, North Central 11th 29-5
Hahn, North Central 11th 29-5
4. Jordan Cox, Carmel
5. Josh
Hale,Westfield
11th 41-9
Hale,
11th 41-9
4. Evansville
Top-ranked
Evansville Mater Dei crowns four champions and advances 11 total.
Evansville Mater Dei crowns four champions and advances 11 total.
Individual results:
103
lbs.
lbs.
1. Bowling, Owen Valley
4-3
2. Johns,Evansville
Reitz
3.Colon , Columbus
North 4-2
4. Moll,Evansville
Mater Dei 112 lbs.
4-3
2. Johns,
Reitz
3.
North 4-2
4. Moll,
Mater Dei 112 lbs.
1. Richey, Brown County
7-6
2. Herron,Evansville
Mater Dei
3. Bealmear, Tri-West Hendricks pin
4. Angermeier, Mooresville 119 lbs.
7-6
2. Herron,
Mater Dei
3. Bealmear, Tri-West Hendricks pin
4. Angermeier, Mooresville 119 lbs.
1. Fields, Whiteland 4-0 OT
2. Weinzapfel,Evansville
Mater Dei
3. Zuber,Evansville
Memorial 4-1
4.Bartlett
Southwestern 125 lbs.
2. Weinzapfel,
Mater Dei
3. Zuber,
Memorial 4-1
4.
Southwestern 125 lbs.
1. Freeman, Bloomington
2. Ott, Columbus North
3. Jones,Evansville
Reitz 9-3
4. Zenthoefer,Evansville
Mater Dei 130 lbs.
2. Ott, Columbus North
3. Jones,
Reitz 9-3
4. Zenthoefer,
Mater Dei 130 lbs.
1. Parkinson, Evansville
2. Hammon, Southwestern
3. Schoultz, Pike Central 7-6
4.Harvey
Center Grove 135 lbs.
2. Hammon, Southwestern
3. Schoultz, Pike Central 7-6
4.
Center Grove 135 lbs.
1. Schmitt, Castle 4-2 OT
2. Bruce,Bloomington
North
3. Missi, Floyd Central 10-5
4. Price, North Posey 140 lbs.
2. Bruce,
North
3. Missi, Floyd Central 10-5
4. Price, North Posey 140 lbs.
1. Willis, Jennings County
pin
2. Turner,Plainfield
3. Seibert,Evansville
Mater Dei 4-3
4. Woodrome,New Albany
pin
2. Turner,
3. Seibert,
Mater Dei 4-3
4. Woodrome,
1. Dewig, Evansville
2. Carlucci,Plainfield
3. Sadtler, Columbus North
2. Carlucci,
3. Sadtler, Columbus North
4. Rodriguez, New Albany
1. Dean, Northview 3-1 OT
2. DeWitt,Evansville
Mater Dei
3. Runyon,Martinsville
11-3
4. Agnew,Princeton
160 lbs.
2. DeWitt,
Mater Dei
3. Runyon,
11-3
4. Agnew,
1. Samuels, Floyd Central 13-5
2. Wedding,Evansville
Memorial
3. Pingleton, Greencastle
4. Hughes, Scottsburg 171 lbs.
2. Wedding,
Memorial
3. Pingleton, Greencastle
4. Hughes, Scottsburg 171 lbs.
1. Powless, Evansville Memorial pin
2. Jenkins,New Albany
3. Flemming, Evansville Mater Dei pin
4. Bittles, Greencastle 189 lbs.
2. Jenkins,
3. Flemming, Evansville Mater Dei pin
4. Bittles, Greencastle 189 lbs.
1. Schneider, Evansville
2. McGrady, Columbus East
3. Jefford,Tell City
4. Hartley,Seymour
2. McGrady, Columbus East
3. Jefford,
4. Hartley,
1. Goebel, Evansville
2. Thomas, Whiteland
3. DeRossett, Boonville pin
4. Coffey, BrownCounty
2. Thomas, Whiteland
3. DeRossett, Boonville pin
4. Coffey, Brown
1. Beliles, Martinsville
2. Campbell,Evansville
Reitz
3. Steinhart, Jasper forfeit
4.Newton , Columbus
North
2. Campbell,
Reitz
3. Steinhart, Jasper forfeit
4.
North
STATE FINALS
Dates & Times
Friday, Feb. 16: Friday�s first round begins at 6 p.m. ET.
Saturday, Feb. 17: Quarterfinals at 9:30 a.m. ET with semifinals to
follow; consolations at 5 p.m. ET; championships at 7:30 pm ET.
follow; consolations at 5 p.m. ET; championships at 7:30 pm ET.
Admission: $8 per session or $18 both
days
days
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Rankings: Top 12 remain identical in final regular-season coaches' poll
Posted on 09 February 2007 by alexanderscot.
From teams 1 through 12, there was no movement this week in the fifth set of team
rankings ââ?¬â?? the final poll of the regular season ââ?¬â?? released by the Indiana High
School Wrestling Coaches Association. The Top 10 remains unchanged, with the top
four sports still being manned by Evansville Mater Dei,
Cathedral.
The team rankings are the result of the collective input of 17
coaches around the state and will be released every two weeks. Teams are listed
by rank followed by school and number of votes received. Here is your Top
20-plus from Jan. 16:
1.
Evansville
Mater Dei 236
Mater Dei 236
2.
Mishawaka
3.
Perry Meridian 224
Perry Meridian 224
4.
Indianapolis
Cathedral 210
Cathedral 210
5.
Crown Point
6.
Merrillville
174
174
7.
Warren Central 164
Warren Central 164
8.
Bellmont 148
Bellmont 148
9.
Carmel
10.
NewPalestine
129
New
129
11.
Elkhart
Memorial 107
Memorial 107
12.
Chesterton 104
Chesterton 104
13.
Penn 84
Penn 84
14.
Evansville
Memorial 65
Memorial 65
61
16.
New Haven
17.
Portage
18.
Columbia City
19.
East Central 37
East Central 37
20.
Harrison (West Lafayette
35
Harrison (
35
Also
receiving votes: Brownsburg, Center Grove, Floyd Central, Lawrence North,
Lafayette Jefferson,Lowell , Hamilton
Heights , Hanover Central, Hobart , Homestead , Jeffersonville , Mooresville, New
Castle , Westfield
receiving votes: Brownsburg, Center Grove, Floyd Central, Lawrence North,
Lafayette Jefferson,
Heights
Castle
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SEMISTATES: Team results
Posted on 08 February 2007 by alexanderscot.
results from the 12th Annual IHSAA Team Wrestling Semistates held Feb. 7 at
eight sites plus the team state finals schedule, courtesy of ihsaa.org and ihswca.com:
SEMISTATES
Date: Wednesday, Feb. 7
Admission: $5
Advancement: This is a single-elimination
tournament in which the winning team shall advance to the next round.
tournament in which the winning team shall advance to the next round.
1. Valparaiso
No. 6 Merrillville
44, No. 12 Chesterton 24
44, No. 12 Chesterton 24
Individual results:
103:
Wilson Williams (M) pin George Choucalas, 0:29
Wilson Williams (M) pin George Choucalas, 0:29
112:
Carlo Martinez (M) dec. Ben Williams, 8-3
Carlo Martinez (M) dec. Ben Williams, 8-3
119:
Zack Thornton (C) pin Andrew Kepchar, 4:19
Zack Thornton (C) pin Andrew Kepchar, 4:19
125:
Alex Sanchez (C) major.
dec. Frankie Valdivia, 16-5
Alex Sanchez (C) major.
dec. Frankie Valdivia, 16-5
130:
Kyle Yarnell (M) pin Brian Kowalski, 1:46
Kyle Yarnell (M) pin Brian Kowalski, 1:46
135:
Andy St. Germain (C) tech fall Darrius Richmond, 5:19 (20-3)
Andy St. Germain (C) tech fall Darrius Richmond, 5:19 (20-3)
140:
Alex Ponce (M) dec. Ethan Harbrecht, 9-5
Alex Ponce (M) dec. Ethan Harbrecht, 9-5
145:
JamalLawrence
(M) pin Garrett Evans, 4:45
Jamal
(M) pin Garrett Evans, 4:45
152:
Kyle Morris (M) tech fall Terry Holmes, 5:16 (18-2)
Kyle Morris (M) tech fall Terry Holmes, 5:16 (18-2)
160:
Bradley Kurczynski (M) dec. Matt Jackson, 7-1
Bradley Kurczynski (M) dec. Matt Jackson, 7-1
171:
Joe Wing (M) pin Jim Butz, 1:09
Joe Wing (M) pin Jim Butz, 1:09
189:
Myles Evans (C) dec. George Neely, 6-5
Myles Evans (C) dec. George Neely, 6-5
215:
Jake Salas (M) pin Ryan Sanchez, 3:37
Jake Salas (M) pin Ryan Sanchez, 3:37
Heavyweight: Adam
Boatright (C) pin James Travis, 1:07
Boatright (C) pin James Travis, 1:07
2. Rochester
No. 2 Mishawaka 61, Lafayette Jefferson 6
Individual results:
103:
Paul Beck (M) pin Kenny Geiger, 4:59
Paul Beck (M) pin Kenny Geiger, 4:59
112:
Adam Guerra (M) pin Jon Faust, 0:34
Adam Guerra (M) pin Jon Faust, 0:34
119:
Nick Wiesjahn (M) major dec. Derek Ford, 23-12
Nick Wiesjahn (M) major dec. Derek Ford, 23-12
125:
Anthony Lewis (M) major dec. Trey Grayson, 13-2
Anthony Lewis (M) major dec. Trey Grayson, 13-2
130:
Neal Kostry (M) major dec. Jordan Hamrick, 9-1
Neal Kostry (M) major dec. Jordan Hamrick, 9-1
135:
Steven Sandefer (M) pin Rory Stodgell, 3:32
Steven Sandefer (M) pin Rory Stodgell, 3:32
140:
Justin Fruits (LJ) dec. Joey Smith, 7-5 (OT)
Justin Fruits (LJ) dec. Joey Smith, 7-5 (OT)
145:
Brandon Mersich (M) pin Michael Huffer, 1:26
Brandon Mersich (M) pin Michael Huffer, 1:26
152:
Caleb Norville (M) tech fall Donnie Lahay, 5:50
Caleb Norville (M) tech fall Donnie Lahay, 5:50
160:
Kurt Cauffman (M) tech fall Travis Weston, 4:57
Kurt Cauffman (M) tech fall Travis Weston, 4:57
171:
Dustin Boyd (M) dec. Sean McCann, 5-1
Dustin Boyd (M) dec. Sean McCann, 5-1
189:
Ian Hinton (M) pin Chad Mills, 1:15
Ian Hinton (M) pin Chad Mills, 1:15
215:
Travis DePew (LJ) dec. Dave Balentine, 7-3
Travis DePew (LJ) dec. Dave Balentine, 7-3
Heavyweight: Randy
Morin (M) pin Jordan Fruits, 2:50
Morin (M) pin Jordan Fruits, 2:50
3. Columbia
City
No. 11 Elkhart
Memorial 32, No. 18Columbia
Memorial 32, No. 18
Individual results:
103: Mike
Moore (EM) pin Derek Kissenger
112: Ryan Stahl (EM) dec. Lane Michel, 9-4
119: Eli Michel (CC) dec. Brandon Harvey, 5-2
Moore (EM) pin Derek Kissenger
112: Ryan Stahl (EM) dec. Lane Michel, 9-4
119: Eli Michel (CC) dec. Brandon Harvey, 5-2
125:
Austin Egolf (CC) dec. Zach Corpe, 6-4
130: Wes Walter (CC) pin Doug Fashbaugh
135: David Rex (CC) dec. Jake Leitch, 8-4
140: Ethan Dewitt (CC) pin Cam Hall
Austin Egolf (CC) dec. Zach Corpe, 6-4
130: Wes Walter (CC) pin Doug Fashbaugh
135: David Rex (CC) dec. Jake Leitch, 8-4
140: Ethan Dewitt (CC) pin Cam Hall
145:
Dakota Bowen (EM) pin Jeff Daniel
152: Steve Stahl (EM) dec. Peter Deutsch, 10-4
160: Josh Michael (CC) dec. Neil Silveus, 9-3
171: Nick Peppler (CC) dec. Carson Sappington, 4-3
189: Matt Nelson (EM) major dec. Kyler Kearby, 12-3
215: JJ Miller (EM) major dec. Jeremy Lopez, 9-1
Heavyweight: Ross Sharp (EM) pin Blake Miller
Dakota Bowen (EM) pin Jeff Daniel
152: Steve Stahl (EM) dec. Peter Deutsch, 10-4
160: Josh Michael (CC) dec. Neil Silveus, 9-3
171: Nick Peppler (CC) dec. Carson Sappington, 4-3
189: Matt Nelson (EM) major dec. Kyler Kearby, 12-3
215: JJ Miller (EM) major dec. Jeremy Lopez, 9-1
Heavyweight: Ross Sharp (EM) pin Blake Miller
4. Bellmont
No. 8 Bellmont 58, Peru
Individual results:
103:
Shawn Garretson (P) pin Devin Amacker, 0:50
Shawn Garretson (P) pin Devin Amacker, 0:50
112:
Carlin Horman (B) def. Zach Leffel, 7-3
Carlin Horman (B) def. Zach Leffel, 7-3
119:
Derek Nelson (B) pin Arron Garretson, 3:56
Derek Nelson (B) pin Arron Garretson, 3:56
125:
Will Sheets (B) pin Ben Germaine, 2:27
Will Sheets (B) pin Ben Germaine, 2:27
130:
Jeff Heller (B) dec.Dalton Sparks
Jeff Heller (B) dec.
135:
Doug Linthicum (B) major dec. Dustin Kern, 15-5
Doug Linthicum (B) major dec. Dustin Kern, 15-5
140:
George Manlou (P) dec. Alex Hackman, 8-2
George Manlou (P) dec. Alex Hackman, 8-2
145:
Tyler Baker (B) dec. Sam Mitchel, 4-2
Tyler Baker (B) dec. Sam Mitchel, 4-2
152:
Trent Busse (B) pin Elliott Corner, 3:40
Trent Busse (B) pin Elliott Corner, 3:40
160:
Ryan Baker (B) pin Owen Jamison, 1:44
Ryan Baker (B) pin Owen Jamison, 1:44
171:
Ben Bultemeier (B) pin Adam Chambers, 1:36
Ben Bultemeier (B) pin Adam Chambers, 1:36
189:
Billy Baker (B) dec. Bret Warden, 7-1
Billy Baker (B) dec. Bret Warden, 7-1
215:
Scott Gaskill (B) pin Matt Sturch, 2:59
Scott Gaskill (B) pin Matt Sturch, 2:59
Heavyweight: Clint
Wurm (B) pin Jacob Clark, 0:41
Wurm (B) pin Jacob Clark, 0:41
5. Lawrence North
No. 4Indianapolis Cathedral 41, No. 9 Carmel
No. 4
Individual results:
103:
Brandon Wright (Cath) major dec. Nick Settineri, 12-4
Brandon Wright (Cath) major dec. Nick Settineri, 12-4
112:
John Grey (Cath) pin Ryan Mullin, 3:10
John Grey (Cath) pin Ryan Mullin, 3:10
119:
Dan Frascela (Car) dec. Kevin Hofmeister, 7-4
Dan Frascela (Car) dec. Kevin Hofmeister, 7-4
125:
Calvin Sullivan (Cath) pin Will Mascaro, 5:22
Calvin Sullivan (Cath) pin Will Mascaro, 5:22
130:
Paul Corsaro (Cath) pin Harrison Coleman, 1:50
Paul Corsaro (Cath) pin Harrison Coleman, 1:50
135:
Tony McGinley (Cath) dec. Alex Purcell, 3-2
Tony McGinley (Cath) dec. Alex Purcell, 3-2
140:
Chris Mascaro (Car) dec. Joey Gillum, 4-3
Chris Mascaro (Car) dec. Joey Gillum, 4-3
145:
David Greathouse (Cath) dec. Bob Corpus, 8-3
David Greathouse (Cath) dec. Bob Corpus, 8-3
152:
Eric Henning (Car) dec. Connor Hofmeister, 10-5
Eric Henning (Car) dec. Connor Hofmeister, 10-5
160:
Johnny Schmaltz (Cath) pin Casey Kelly, 4:18
Johnny Schmaltz (Cath) pin Casey Kelly, 4:18
171:
Frank Troiano (Cath) major dec. Andrew Molin, 15-6
Frank Troiano (Cath) major dec. Andrew Molin, 15-6
189:
Josh Sturek (Car) dec. Holden Crossland, 3-0
Josh Sturek (Car) dec. Holden Crossland, 3-0
215:
Erin Smith (Car) dec. Robert Maci, 4-1
Erin Smith (Car) dec. Robert Maci, 4-1
Heavyweight: Andrew Hemmerlein (Cathy)
deck. Jordan Cox, 3-2
deck. Jordan Cox, 3-2
6. New
Castle
Castle
No. 3 Perry Meridian 64, South Dearborn
9
9
Individual results:
103:
Jacob Tonte (PM) pin Jacob
McCord, 4:35
Jacob Tonte (PM) pin Jacob
McCord, 4:35
112:
Jimmy Schoettle (PM) major dec. Tyler
Clark, 9-1
Jimmy Schoettle (PM) major dec. Tyler
Clark, 9-1
119:
Brian Vest (PM) pin Zach Burris,
3:21
Brian Vest (PM) pin Zach Burris,
3:21
125:
Glen Fields (PM) pin Kevin
Willger, 0:37
Glen Fields (PM) pin Kevin
Willger, 0:37
130:
Sampson Cook (PM) dec. Nate
Bugni, 8-3
Sampson Cook (PM) dec. Nate
Bugni, 8-3
135:
Tyler Witte (SD) pin Nathan
Clem, 4:40
Tyler Witte (SD) pin Nathan
Clem, 4:40
140:
John Leonard (PM) pin Isaac
Houchens, 0:44
John Leonard (PM) pin Isaac
Houchens, 0:44
145:
Shawn Brown (PM) dec. Eric
Hampton, 5-2
Shawn Brown (PM) dec. Eric
Hampton, 5-2
152:
Chris Stepp (PM) pin Gregg
Bedinghaus, 1:31
Chris Stepp (PM) pin Gregg
Bedinghaus, 1:31
160:
Kyle Adams (PM) pin Nick Harrell,
0:47
Kyle Adams (PM) pin Nick Harrell,
0:47
171:
Craig Masengall (PM) pin Derek
Jackson, 1:48
Craig Masengall (PM) pin Derek
Jackson, 1:48
189:
Mike Hughey (PM) pin Alan
Peterson, 3:37
Mike Hughey (PM) pin Alan
Peterson, 3:37
215:
David Davies (SD) dec. Dustin
Vires, 11-8
David Davies (SD) dec. Dustin
Vires, 11-8
Heavyweight: Chico
pin Nick Burris, 0:42
pin Nick Burris, 0:42
7. Avon
Avon 28, Bloomington
South 21
South 21
Individual results:
103:
Blaine Hall (A) dec. Shawn Miracle, 6-2
Blaine Hall (A) dec. Shawn Miracle, 6-2
112:
Brannigan Barlow (BS) dec. Nick Acosta, 9-3
Brannigan Barlow (BS) dec. Nick Acosta, 9-3
119:
Travis Keers (A) dec. Tyler Deckard, 3-2
Travis Keers (A) dec. Tyler Deckard, 3-2
125:
Matt Rassbach (A) dec. Eli Calkins, 5-4
Matt Rassbach (A) dec. Eli Calkins, 5-4
130:
Reece Freeman (BS) tech fall Kyle Estrada, 4:32 (15-0)
Reece Freeman (BS) tech fall Kyle Estrada, 4:32 (15-0)
135:
Nick Viterisi (BS) major dec. Matt Haines, 8-0
Nick Viterisi (BS) major dec. Matt Haines, 8-0
140:
Corbin Richards (A) dec. Terry Terrell, (OT) 6-5
Corbin Richards (A) dec. Terry Terrell, (OT) 6-5
145:
Isaiah Alfs (A) dec. Jade Prieboy, 2-0
Isaiah Alfs (A) dec. Jade Prieboy, 2-0
152: Kelley
Deckard (BS) dec.Dalton
Jones, 6-2
Deckard (BS) dec.
Jones, 6-2
160:
Darren Eads (BS) dec. Andrew Leach, 8-2
Darren Eads (BS) dec. Andrew Leach, 8-2
171:
Dustin Newell (BS) dec.Sheridan
Denson, 5-0
Dustin Newell (BS) dec.
Denson, 5-0
185:
Sean Scott (A) won by forfeit
Sean Scott (A) won by forfeit
215:
Matt McDaniel (A) major dec. Levi Pepper, 9-1
Matt McDaniel (A) major dec. Levi Pepper, 9-1
Heavyweight: Chuck
Peregrine (A) dec. Tyler Grubb, 7-2
Peregrine (A) dec. Tyler Grubb, 7-2
8. Southridge
No. 1 Evansville
Mater Dei 59, Floyd Central 9
Mater Dei 59, Floyd Central 9
Individual results:
103: Cody Noll (EMD) tech fall Drew Denny, 23-8
112: Sean Herron (EMD) pin Aaron Witt, 1:45
119: Alex Weinzapfel (EMD) pin Tom Denny, 3:47
125: Zeke Zenthoefer (EMD) major dec. Eric Luckett, 10-2
130: Jerry Parkinson (EMD) tech fall Josh Happel, 19-3
135: Jake Missi (FC) tech fall Adam Weinzapfel, 18-3
140: Andy Seibert (EMD) pin Brach Hollis, 3:03
145: Nick Dewig (EMD) major dec. Garrett Blackman, 18-5
152: Chris DeWitt (EMD) major dec. Tyler Alvey, 11-2
160: Cooper Samuels (FC) major dec. Frank Fabiano, 15-5
171: Ben Fleming (EMD) major dec. John McAndrews, 9-1
189: Jake Schneider (EMD) pin Morton Scott, 1:38
215: Zach
Goebel (EMD) pin Richard Torres, 1:22.
Heavyweight: Brad Niemeier (EMD) dec.Clinton
Kochert, 6-3
Goebel (EMD) pin Richard Torres, 1:22.
Heavyweight: Brad Niemeier (EMD) dec.
Kochert, 6-3
STATE FINALS
Date: Saturday, Feb. 24
Time: Quarterfinals begin at 10 a.m.
ET, with semifinal round and championship round to follow.
ET, 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.
tournament in which the winning team shall advance to the next round.
Quarterfinals
Match 1: No. 4 Indianapolis
Cathedral vs. No. 11Elkhart
Memorial
Cathedral vs. No. 11
Memorial
Match 2: Avon vs. No. 1 Evansville
Match 3: No. 8 Bellmont vs. No. 3 Perry Meridian
Match 4: No. 2 Mishawaka vs. No.
6Merrillville
6
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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REGIONALS: Individual results from Mooresville, Bloomington South, Jeffersonville, Castle
Posted on 04 February 2007 by alexanderscot.
Here are
wrestling results from the 69th Annual IHSAA Individual Wrestling Regionals
held Feb. 3 at Regionals 13-16 (the top three placewinners in each weight class
advance to the semistate tournament), courtesy of ihsaa.org and ihswca.com:
13. Mooresville
Center
Grove wins three classes, advances seven toEvansville Reitz
Semistate
Whiteland both win two and advance four, while Martinsville (three) and Greencastle
(two) also net two titles.
Grove wins three classes, advances seven to
Whiteland both win two and advance four, while Martinsville (three) and Greencastle
(two) also net two titles.
Individual results:
103 lbs.
1st
Place Matt Milton 9 36-4 Center Grove
Place Matt Milton 9 36-4 Center Grove
Boyer 9 21-8
Jacob Barton 11 11-7 Brownsburg
Mitchell Seneff 9 24-13 Mooresville
112 lbs.
Quaye Bealmear 9 39-2 Tri-West
Nick Angermeier 10 30-6 Mooresville
Robbie Wittman 10 20-12
Justin Fuller 9 20-12 Brownsburg
119 lbs.
Matthew Fields 12 34-1 Whiteland
Travis Keers 10 30-9
Patrick Hersman 9 24-9 Center Grove
Nick Smith 10 15-13
125 lbs.
Mitch Minor 12 28-0
Jae VanHorn 11 25-5 Frankin
3rd
Place Matt Adams 10 28-11 Center Grove
Place Matt Adams 10 28-11 Center Grove
Dickey 11 24-17 Whiteland
130 lbs.
1st
Place Blake Harvey 12 37-4 Center Grove
Place Blake Harvey 12 37-4 Center Grove
Matt Haines 11 13-2
Anthony Meister 12 14-5 Whiteland
James Walker 10 26-12
135 lbs.
Jerod Crump 10 30-9 Center Grove
Jordan Krulik 10 31-5
Garrett Smith 10 38-7 Cascade
Corbin Richards 10 19-17
140 lbs.
Josh Turner 12 30-2
Nic Denton 11 42-2 Cascade
Aaron Gilbert 12 29-14 Brownsburg
Cord Dorsey 11 31-9
145 lbs.
Collin Carlucci 12 32-0
Tony Zubia 12 31-4 Center Grove
Matt Perry 12 29-5 Mooresville
Randy Schmidt 12 30-9 Whiteland
152 lbs.
Briar Runyon 10` 31-2
Meehan 12 26-9 Brownsburg
Jones 10 29-12
Justin Stultz 12 27-15
160 lbs.
Chris Pingleton 12 41-0 Greencastle
Mappes 10 33-7 Center Grove
Nick Lynch 11 32-8
Abe Wathen 12 24-8 Mooresville
171 lbs.
Robert Bittles 12 33-0 Greencastle
2nd
Place Justin Cave
11 31-7 Indian Creek
11 31-7 Indian Creek
Sean McCammack 12 26-2 Mooresville
Justin Midyette 11 28-14 Whiteland
189 lbs.
Tom Overman 12 27-7 Brownsburg
Brad Fox 11 34-7
Danny Young 11 18-9 Mooresville
215 lbs.
Travis Thomas 12 32-1 Whiteland
Matt McDaniel 12 33-5
Calvin Johnson 12 30-9
Clayton Smith 11 29-7 Mooresville
Heavyweight
Dustin Beliles 12 26-2
Evan Lattimore 12 37-2 Indian Creek
Jordan Sharp 10 28-8 Whiteland
Emmett Boruff 12 19-2 North Putnam
14. Bloomington
Bloomington
South wins two classes, advances six toEvansville Reitz
Semistate Brown County
advances two (both champions), while Northview (four) and Bloomington North (three)
each boast two winners as well. Columbus North wins one but advances six.
South wins two classes, advances six to
advances two (both champions), while Northview (four) and Bloomington North (three)
each boast two winners as well. Columbus North wins one but advances six.
Individual results:
103 lbs.
1st Carl Bowling, Owen Valley
2nd Francisco Colon, Columbus North
3rd Luke Pingleton, Northview
112 lbs.
1st Mitchell Ritchey, Brown County
2nd Brannigan Barlow, Bloomington
3rd Jeremy Salyers, Edgewood
119 lbs.
1st Chris Craft, Northview
2nd Michael Bartlett, Southwestern
(Hanover)
(Hanover)
3rd Trevor Gregory, TH ??
125 lbs.
1st Reece Freeman, Bloomington
2nd Ethan Ott, Columbus North
3rd Brandon Smitley, TH ??
130 lbs.
1st Michael Harmon, Southwestern
(Hanover)
(Hanover)
2nd Beau Pingleton, Northview
3rd Jacob Millenbaugh, Columbus
North
North
135 lbs.
1st Dustin Bruce, Bloomington
2nd Nick Viterisi, Bloomington
3rd Ken Brown, Seymour
140 lbs.
1st Bobby Willis, Jennings County
2nd Spencer Hamm, Columbus East
3rd Steven Spicer, Edgewood
145 lbs.
1st Logan
2nd Isaiah Tyler, TH ??
3rd Michael Pruitt, Bloomington
152 lbs.
1st Chris Dean, Northview
2nd Kelley Deckard, Bloomington
3rd Nick Anderson, TH ??
160 lbs.
1st John Hughes, Scottsburg
2nd Matt Clark, Madison
3rd Darren Eads, Bloomington
171 lbs.
1st Dustin Newell, Bloomington
2nd Joe Bramer, Southwestern
(Hanover)
(Hanover)
3rd ??, TH North
189 lbs.
1st Cory McGrady, Columbus East
2nd Caleb Hartley, Seymour
3rd Stephen Arp, Columbus North
215 lbs.
1st Chandler
Coffey,Brown County
Coffey,
2nd Sam Johnson, Madison
3rd Mike Behling, Columbus North
Heavyweight
1st Joe Arthur, Bloomington
2nd Curtis Newton, Columbus North
3rd Richie Hammond, TH ??
15. Jeffersonville
each win three classes while advancing seven and five, respectively, to
Pike Central and Floyd Central both crown two champs and advance five, while
advances three.
Individual results:
103 lbs.
1st:
Curtis SmithJeffersonville
9 43 7
Curtis Smith
9 43 7
2nd:
Brandon BlamerCharlestown
11 27 4
Brandon Blamer
11 27 4
3rd:
Elijah Hagler Floyd Central 10 14 4
Elijah Hagler Floyd Central 10 14 4
4th:
Michael Salb Jasper 9 23 15
Michael Salb Jasper 9 23 15
112 lbs.
1st:
Kevin MooneyProvidence
10 30 2
Kevin Mooney
10 30 2
2nd:
Ryan Hutchinson Eastern (Pekin
10 18 5
Ryan Hutchinson Eastern (
10 18 5
3rd:
Donnie HackneyVincennes Lincoln
Donnie Hackney
4th:
Aaron Wittt Floyd Central 9 5 3
Aaron Wittt Floyd Central 9 5 3
119 lbs.
1st:
Omar SalgueroProvidence
10 30 9
Omar Salguero
10 30 9
2nd:
Eddie Duran Charlestown 10 33 9
Eddie Duran Charlestown 10 33 9
3rd:
KirkMoore New
Albany
Kirk
Albany
4th:
Drew Varner Jasper 10 25 14
Drew Varner Jasper 10 25 14
125 lbs.
1st: Mitch Atkins
Forest
2nd:
Dennis Creel Pike Central 12 16 4
Dennis Creel Pike Central 12 16 4
3rd:
Nick OxleyNew Albany
11 36 4
Nick Oxley
11 36 4
4th:
Jeff Stotridge Charlestown 9 19 6
Jeff Stotridge Charlestown 9 19 6
130 lbs.
1st:
Andy Shoultz Pike Central 12 36 7
Andy Shoultz Pike Central 12 36 7
2nd:
Eddie Childress Southridge 12 39 5
Eddie Childress Southridge 12 39 5
3rd:
Kyle HallNew Albany
12 33 7
Kyle Hall
12 33 7
4th: Hayden Boeglin
Forest
135 lbs.
1st:
Jake Missi Floyd Central 12 38 1
Jake Missi Floyd Central 12 38 1
2nd:
Alex Bailey Jeffersonville 10 35 17
Alex Bailey Jeffersonville 10 35 17
3rd:
Alex ErnstbergerProvidence
11 22 21
Alex Ernstberger
11 22 21
4th:
Cameron Betz Jasper 11 27 11
Cameron Betz Jasper 11 27 11
140 lbs.
1st:
Martin WoodromeNew Albany
12 38 7
Martin Woodrome
12 38 7
2nd:
Brach Hollis Floyd Central 12 32 9
Brach Hollis Floyd Central 12 32 9
3rd: Rob
Furgeson Jeffersonville 12 38 17
Furgeson Jeffersonville 12 38 17
4th:
Vince Pitstick Jasper 11 26 12
Vince Pitstick Jasper 11 26 12
145 lbs.
1st:
Ivan RodriguezNew Albany
11 28 5
Ivan Rodriguez
11 28 5
2nd:
Jeremy Kramer Southridge 12 35 12
Jeremy Kramer Southridge 12 35 12
3rd:
Elliot Englert Jasper 12 31 11
Elliot Englert Jasper 12 31 11
4th:
Beau ParsonsWashington
10 32 10
Beau Parsons
10 32 10
152 lbs.
1st:
Jeff Miller Jasper 12 39 3
Jeff Miller Jasper 12 39 3
2nd: Zach Hessig
Forest
3rd:
Tyler Alvey Floyd Central 11 27 9
Tyler Alvey Floyd Central 11 27 9
4th:
Robert McCarthy Mitchell 12 16 17
Robert McCarthy Mitchell 12 16 17
160 lbs.
1st:
Cooper Samuels Floyd Central 11 27 1
Cooper Samuels Floyd Central 11 27 1
2nd:
Daniel Hedinger Pike Central 12 34 8
Daniel Hedinger Pike Central 12 34 8
3rd:
Eric PetersNew Albany
12 8 4
Eric Peters
12 8 4
4th:
Kyle White Corydon 12 24 7
Kyle White Corydon 12 24 7
171 lbs.
1st:
John JenkinsNew Albany
11 38 6
John Jenkins
11 38 6
2nd:
Ethan CookProvidence
10 19 3
Ethan Cook
10 19 3
3rd:
Tyler Tatgenhorst Jeffersonville 10 42 10
Tyler Tatgenhorst Jeffersonville 10 42 10
4th:
TobyMoore Vincennes
Lincoln
12
Toby
12
189 lbs.
1st:
Jonas Collier Pike Central 12 33 10
Jonas Collier Pike Central 12 33 10
2nd:
Justin Cunnigham Jeffersonville 12 42 9
Justin Cunnigham Jeffersonville 12 42 9
3rd:
Raymond Tamayo North Knox 10 32 5
Raymond Tamayo North Knox 10 32 5
4th:
Kirk Bauer Jasper 12 27 13
Kirk Bauer Jasper 12 27 13
215 lbs.
1st: Blake Hopf
Forest
2nd: Chad
Southridge 12 46 1
Southridge 12 46 1
3rd:
Brian Miller Pike Central 11 28 16
Brian Miller Pike Central 11 28 16
4th:
Carl SchenckProvidence
11 20 13
Carl Schenck
11 20 13
Heavyweight
1st: Sean
HuffmanProvidence
11 33 4
Huffman
11 33 4
2nd:
Jeremy Steinhart Jasper 11 34 4
Jeremy Steinhart Jasper 11 34 4
3rd:
John ClarkJeffersonville
10 36 17
John Clark
10 36 17
4th:
Eric Anderson Corydon 11 18 9
Eric Anderson Corydon 11 18 9
Top-ranked
Evansville Mater Dei wins eight classes, advances 13 toEvansville Reitz
Semistate
in three classes and advances six, while Evansville Memorial (two champions)
and No. 15 Castle (one) each advance four.
Evansville Mater Dei wins eight classes, advances 13 to
in three classes and advances six, while Evansville Memorial (two champions)
and No. 15 Castle (one) each advance four.
Individual results:
103 lbs.
1st: Alex
Johns,Evansville Reitz 10 45- 1
2nd: Travis Girten, North Posey 10 32- 4
3rd: Cody Moll,Evansville Mater Dei 11 31- 12
4th: Dylan Hall,Evansville
Harrison 9 31- 12
Johns,
2nd: Travis Girten, North Posey 10 32- 4
3rd: Cody Moll,
4th: Dylan Hall,
Harrison 9 31- 12
112 lbs.
1st: Sean
Herron,Evansville Mater Dei 12 40- 1
2nd: Caleb Smith, Princeton 9 31- 9
3rd: Dylan Backes,Evansville
Reitz 9 23- 17
4th: Andy Kast, Tell City 10 34- 12
Herron,
2nd: Caleb Smith, Princeton 9 31- 9
3rd: Dylan Backes,
Reitz 9 23- 17
4th: Andy Kast, Tell City 10 34- 12
119 lbs.
1st: Alex
Weinzapfel,Evansville Mater Dei 11 35- 4
2nd: Nathan Heath, Castle 12 39- 2
3rd: Conner Zuber,Evansville Memorial 11 39- 7
4th: Corey Voegel,Evansville
Reitz 9 26- 19
Weinzapfel,
2nd: Nathan Heath, Castle 12 39- 2
3rd: Conner Zuber,
4th: Corey Voegel,
Reitz 9 26- 19
125 lbs.
1st:
Nathan Jones,Evansville Reitz 11 43- 6
2nd: Zeke Zenthoefer,Evansville Mater Dei 10
33- 11
3rd: Jacob Wade, Gibson Southern 10 37- 6
4th: Luke Bittner,Evansville
Central 10 31- 11
Nathan Jones,
2nd: Zeke Zenthoefer,
33- 11
3rd: Jacob Wade, Gibson Southern 10 37- 6
4th: Luke Bittner,
Central 10 31- 11
130 lbs.
1st: Jerry
Parkinson,Evansville Mater Dei 12 37- 3
2nd: Stephen Schnapf, Castle 12 36- 5
3rd: Zach DeHaven,Evansville Memorial 10 32- 18
4th: Josh Gray,Evansville
North 12 23- 10
Parkinson,
2nd: Stephen Schnapf, Castle 12 36- 5
3rd: Zach DeHaven,
4th: Josh Gray,
North 12 23- 10
135 lbs.
1st: Caleb
Schmitt, Castle 12 40- 1
2nd: Buddy Riggs, Gibson Southern 12 41- 3
3rd: James Price, North Posey 11 32- 5
4th: Drew Lappe,Evansville
Mater Dei 11 17- 5
Schmitt, Castle 12 40- 1
2nd: Buddy Riggs, Gibson Southern 12 41- 3
3rd: James Price, North Posey 11 32- 5
4th: Drew Lappe,
Mater Dei 11 17- 5
140 lbs.
1st: Andy
Seibert,Evansville Mater Dei 12 26- 4
2nd: Allias Corn,Oakland City Wood Memorial 12 39- 1
3rd: Tanner Babb,Evansville Reitz 11 35- 12
4th:Preston Richard, Castle 10 32- 8
Seibert,
2nd: Allias Corn,
3rd: Tanner Babb,
4th:
145 lbs.
1st: Nick
Dewig,Evansville Mater Dei 12 38- 0
2nd: Conner Houchins,Evansville
Reitz 11 40- 9
3rd: Jeff Weiss, Heritage Hills 9 32- 11
4th: Jon Craig, North Posey 11 20- 12
Dewig,
2nd: Conner Houchins,
Reitz 11 40- 9
3rd: Jeff Weiss, Heritage Hills 9 32- 11
4th: Jon Craig, North Posey 11 20- 12
152 lbs.
1st: Chris
DeWitt,Evansville Mater Dei 12 37- 1
2nd: Derek Agnew, Princeton 12 37- 5
3rd: Andrew Pettijohn, Castle 10 23- 16
4th: Robby Moog,Evansville
North 12 23- 10
DeWitt,
2nd: Derek Agnew, Princeton 12 37- 5
3rd: Andrew Pettijohn, Castle 10 23- 16
4th: Robby Moog,
North 12 23- 10
160 lbs.
1st:
Tanner Wedding,Evansville Memorial 10 33- 17
2nd: Frank Fabiano,Evansville
Mater Dei 12 27- 6
3rd: Wes Deal, Gibson Southern 12 42- 2
4th: Ryan Mann, Castle 10 26- 17
Tanner Wedding,
2nd: Frank Fabiano,
Mater Dei 12 27- 6
3rd: Wes Deal, Gibson Southern 12 42- 2
4th: Ryan Mann, Castle 10 26- 17
171 lbs.
1st: Matt
Powless,Evansville Memorial 12 44- 0
2nd: Ben Fleming,Evansville Mater Dei 12 28- 11
3rd: Cole Konerding, Heritage Hills 12 29- 3
4th: Orion Hall,Evansville
Reitz 10 18- 9
Powless,
2nd: Ben Fleming,
3rd: Cole Konerding, Heritage Hills 12 29- 3
4th: Orion Hall,
Reitz 10 18- 9
189 lbs.
1st: Jake
Schneider,Evansville Mater Dei 11 35- 1
2nd:Logan
Jefford, Tell City 12 38- 3
3rd: Steven Weber, South Spencer 12 37- 7
4th: Jake Allshouse, Castle 12 32- 12
Schneider,
2nd:
Jefford, Tell City 12 38- 3
3rd: Steven Weber, South Spencer 12 37- 7
4th: Jake Allshouse, Castle 12 32- 12
215 lbs.
1st: Zach
Goebel,Evansville Mater Dei 12 38- 2
2nd: Sam DeRossett, Boonville 12 38- 1
3rd: Matthew Scheller, North Posey 12 13- 4
4th: Alex White,Mt.
Vernon
Goebel,
2nd: Sam DeRossett, Boonville 12 38- 1
3rd: Matthew Scheller, North Posey 12 13- 4
4th: Alex White,
Heavyweight
1st: Zach Campbell, Evansville Reitz 11 44- 4
2nd: Brad Niemeier,Evansville Mater Dei 11 27-
11
3rd: Joseph Schmitt, North Posey 12 26- 10
4th: Nat Holzmeyer,Princeton 10 22- 18
2nd: Brad Niemeier,
11
3rd: Joseph Schmitt, North Posey 12 26- 10
4th: Nat Holzmeyer,
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