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  1. Mid South Wrestling Presents Youth Wrestling City Championship

    Thursday, December 15, 2005

    Germantown High School

    7653 Poplar Pike

    Germantown, TN 38138

    “Varsity Gym”

    Weigh In: Administrative-Must be e-mailed or faxed by 12:00 Noon, Dec. 14th

    Registration 3:30 PM

    Wrestling Begins: 4:00 PM

     

    This year there will be THREE DIVISIONS:

    • Wrestlers in grades K, 1st, and 2nd

    • Wrestlers in grades 3rd, 4th, and 5th

    • Wrestlers in grades 6th, 7th, and 8th (must not turn 15 years old before January 1, 2005)

     

    Please visit

     

    http://www.midsouthwrestling.org

     

    to download a flyer with additional information and entry form.

  2. 2005 Cordova Preseason Novice Results

    103

    1. Duy Dang – White Station

    2. Jonathan Jordan – Ridgeway

    3. George Awtry – Bartlett

     

    112

    1. Bary Davis – Arlington

    2. Andrew Sossman – Arlington

    3. Goshua Gruel – Cordova

     

    119

    1. Mahmoud Ibrahim – Kirby

    2. Mickey Jolly – Ridgeway

    3. Keon Brown – Kirby

     

    125

    1. Dwight Bassett – St. Benedict

    2. Kevin Lu – Houston

    3. Zac Hanniford – CBHS

     

    130

    1. Mark Pulido – St. Benedict

    2. Max Sides – Houston

    3. Bandriecus Farmer – Kingsbury

     

    135

    1. Matt Krutz – St. Benedict

    2. Tony Hatley – Cordova

    3. Robby Rassmussen – Cordova

     

    140

    1. Patrick Wilson – White Station

    2. Tim Phillips – Cordova

    3. Antawan Hill – Kirby

     

    145

    1. Hunter Thorton – Briarcrest

    2. Wade Bailey – White Station

    3. Darren Kovac – Munford

     

    152

    1. Earl Barnicle – Bartlett

    2. Travis Robertson – Cordova

    3. Chris Vaugn – White Station

     

    160

    1. Alan Matthews – Houston

    2. Brad Butowski – Houston

    3. Adam Shaw – Cordova

     

    171

    1. Wynton St. Clair – Houston

    2. Manie White – Kirby

    3. Darran Mumphrey – Kirby

     

    189

    1. Bradley Rogers – Collerville

    2. Michael Evans – Munford

    3. Gabe Golley – White Station

     

    215

    1. James Green – Bartlett

    2. Joe Stalnaker – Arlington

    3. Derek Mayfield – Cordova

     

    275

    1. Andrew Severson – St. Benedict

    2. Jeremy Jones – Munford

    3. James Winters - Briarcrest

  3. 2005 Cordova Preseason Advanced Results

    103

    1. Cayson Stutes – Millington

    2. Brett Dial – Collierville

    3. Nathan Johnson – Houston

     

    112

    1. Demetrius Johnson – Munford

    2. Kent Johnson – Collierville

    3. Ryan McKensie – St. Benedict

     

    119

    1. Chris Livingston – Houston

    2. Blake Britcliff – Collierville

    3. Drew Shapiro - Houston

     

    125

    1. Chris Tisdale – Collierville

    2. Michael Harrison – Ridgeway

    3. Taylor Wynn – St. Benedict

     

    130

    1. Jonas Gibbs – Ridgeway

    2. Phillip Jackson – Briarcrest

    3. Matthew Craig – Kingsbury

     

    135

    1. Chris Reynolds – Cordova

    2. Kip Packer – Collierville

    3. Preston Selvy - Arlington

     

    140

    1. Ashton Johnson – Munford

    2. Jeff Stidham – St. Benedict

    3. Russell Payne - Cordova

     

    145

    1. Matthew Hunt – Collierville

    2. Harry Davis – Bartlett

    3. Larry Lucas – Kirby

     

    152

    1. Brandon Wright – Houston

    2. Ben Scott – Ridgeway

    3. Hunter Williams - Arlington

     

    160

    1. Justin Bolton – Briarcrest

    2. Zachary Totherow – Munford

    3. Ben Smith - Houston

     

    171

    1. Zach Lee – Cordova

    2. Tim Bass – Kingsbury

    3. Zach Hansen - Bartlett

     

    189

    1. Daniel Poteet – Collierville

    2. Daniel Powers – Independent

    3. Travis Bateman - Arlington

     

    215

    1. Chip Cofer – Ridgeway

    2. Cal Lee – White Station

    3. Trip Thomas - Cordova

     

    275

    1. Will Thomas – Bartlett

    2. Keynnan Murphrey - Kirby

  4. I don't have the brackets, so I don't have the individual scores. Complete Results are as follows:

     

    Germantown Preseason Tournament - 11/10-12/2005

     

    RESULTS

     

    Advanced Division:

     

    103/112

    1. Cedric Macklin (KIN)

    2. Emanuel Bernal (GT)

    3. Mark Suzart (BAR)

    4. Cayson Stutes (MIL)

     

    119

    1. Demetrius Johnson (MUN)

    2. Blake Britcliffe (COL)

    3. Chris Livingston (HOU)

    4. Jonathan McKenzie (StB)

     

    125

    1. Taylor Wynn (StB)

    2. Garrett Fink (BCS)

    3. Mark Bucak (BAR)

    4. Josh Russell (MUN)

     

    130

    1. Jonas Gibbs (RID)

    2. Jordan James (HAR)

    3. Phillip Jackson (BCS)

    4. Cameron Watson (BAR)

     

    135

    1. Dustin Smith (GT)

    2. Ben Carr (COR)

    3. Preston Robertson (BAR)

    4. Travis Hughes (GT)

     

    140

    1. Ashton Johnson (MUN)

    2. Chris Reynolds (COR)

    3. Anthony Anderson (COR)

    4. Russell Pain (COR)

     

    145

    1. Brad McCarter (HAR)

    2. Greg Featherston (GT)

    3. Craig Hughes (MSB)

    4. Vincent Page (RID)

     

    152

    1. Brandon Wright (HOU)

    2. Ben Scott (RID)

    3. Hunter Griffith (StB)

    4. Murry Poole (BCS)

     

    160

    1. Steven Geyer (GT)

    2. Ben Smith (HOU)

    3. Dan Lavelle (HAR)

    4. Zach Tatherow (MUN)

     

    171

    1. Zach Led (COR)

    2. Tim Bass (KIN)

    3. Jimmy Ferguson (COR)

    4. Cody Conley (ARL)

     

    189

    1. M. Alan Rountree (COR)

    2. Zach Hanon (BAR)

    3. Travis Bateman (ARL)

    4. Non Nunnaly (HAR)

     

    215

    1. Chris Cofer (RID)

    2. Hunter Siler (BAR)

    3. Jody Jonakin (BAR)

    4. Shawn Smith (BAR)

     

    275

    1. Will Thomas (BAR)

    2. Jeff Parnell (GT)

    3. Jonathan Barnett (BAR)

     

    NOVICE DIVISION:

     

    95

    1. Brett Dial (COL)

    2. Dominick Perusi (COL)

    3. Andy Sturman (StB)

    4. Dylan Fatta (GT)

     

    103

    1. Nathan Johnson (HOU)

    2. Tad Little (COR)

    3. Jonathan Jordan (RID)

    4. Daniel Taylor (ARL)

     

    112

    1. Matt Saginario (GT)

    2. Barry Davis (ARL)

    3. Josh Greuel (COR)

    4. Andrew Sossman (ARL)

     

    119

    1. Taylor Peck (HOU)

    2. Zach Church (HOU)

    3. Mohamed Ibrahim (KIR)

    4. Aaron Bowery (COL)

     

    125

    1. J.C. Brown (COR)

    2. Stephen Owings (COR)

    3. Dwight Bassett (StB)

    4. Micky Jolly (RID)

     

    130

    1. Tony Hatley (COR)

    2. Bandreicus Farmer (KIN)

    3. Mark Pulido (StB)

    4. Zach Mullins (StB)

     

    135

    1. Kenneth Reid (COR)

    2. Tim Young (COR)

    3. Adam Casey (HOU)

    4. Austin Carter (GT)

     

    140

    1. Matt Kurtz (StB)

    2. Kyle Schrader (COR)

    3. Carson Williams (COR)

    4. Brad Jackson (RID)

     

    145

    1. Matt Hunt (COL)

    2. Daniel Kail (HOU)

    3. Clint Tindall (BAR)

    4. Kadarious Woods (COR)

     

    152

    1. Adam Shawn (COR)

    2. Travis Robertson (COR)

    3. Hunter Thornton (BCS)

    4. John McCutchen (HOU)

     

    160

    1. Kyle Douglas (COR)

    2. Bennett Mallory (MUS)

    3. Luke Cottam (GT)

    4. Joshua Merritt (MUN)

     

    171

    1. Alan Matthews (HOU)

    2. Marcus Jones (GT)

    3. Toney Charles (GT)

    4. Larry Tindall (KIR)

     

    189

    1. Blake Brasher (COL)

    2. Ross Whitehurst (StB)

    3. Michael Evans (MUN)

    4. Steven Tutor (MUS)

     

    215

    1. Austin Harris (ARL)

    2. Dustin Jones (ARL)

    3. Dereck Mayfield (COR)

    4. Joshua Jobin (MUN)

     

    275

    1. Trip Thomas (COR)

    2. Andrew Severson (StB)

    3. James Green (BAR)

    4. Xavier McNeal (KIN)

     

     

    MIDDLE SCHOOL:

     

    A

    1. Tate Dalrymple (BOL)

    2. Lonnie Burnett (KIN)

    3. Chris McCaskin (RID)

     

    B

    1. Shane Shaffer (KIN)

    2. Kendall Kermick (GT)

    3. Eric Yarberry (ASB)

    4. James Bond (SBA)

     

     

     

     

    C

    1. Gre Stratmon (SBA)

    2. David Horton (HOU)

    3. Kramer Bates (COR)

    4. Eddy Koren (BOL)

     

    D

    1. Thomas Laukiee (SBA)

    1. Isreal Gibbs (RID)

    2. David Flynn (KIN)

    3. Landon Moseley (HOU)

     

    E

    1. Scott Smith (COR)

    2. Patrick Wilson (GT)

    3. Conner Cayson (GT)

    4. Tony del Real (ASB)

     

    F

    1. Collin Kalett (KIN)

    2. Jake Turner (GT)

    3. Anthony Harrian (GT)

    4. Holden Schay (HOU)

     

    G

    1. Lee Bogish (GT)

    2. Odell Lee (ASB)

    3. Marvin Walker (KIN)

    4. Ben Walden (HOU)

     

    H

    1. Taylor Briggs (HOU)

    2. Conner Goodspeed (HOU)

    3. Marvin Lopez (KIN)

     

    I

    1. Alex Stinemetz (HOU)

    2. Colen Sweeny (BOL)

    3. Eric Brooks (KIN)

  5. If anyone from the Memphis area is planning on making the trip up let me know. I am definitely interested in going and we could split the ride.

     

    Thanks

     

    There are a bunch of people from the Memphis area going, including the Bornemans, us Barnetts, and some coaches. Give us a call and maybe we could arrange something. I am SO looking forward to seeing these guys wrestle at the next level!

  6. Congratulations to all our Region 8 medalists! Y'all looked great! I tried watched every match that you were in & cheered, yelled out your name, and booed (when appropriate). I hope all you wrestlers could hear us from the stands!

     

    Thank you for your outstanding performance, wrestlers, and coaches as well. thumb

  7. dragonwrestlingfan,

     

    I do believe that Davis and Borneman wrestled at a tournament, either Bradle or Father Ryan but I don't really remember with Luke coming out on top.  It should certainly be a great match between the two if they get there.  Sad thing is that at the same time this match occurs argueably the best wrestler in the state, Nick Marable, will likely be wrestling to win another state title and many people will have to choose one or the other.

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    Father Ryan, Luke 6-5. Exciting match.

     

    Me, I'll be watching Luke. thumb

  8. Your welcome.  He called in the all-star crew of Steve and Elisha Barnett, Jim Fryman, Mike Simpson and myself to ensure things ran smoothly.  Big Dan pitched in some on Saturday.  Garrett did a fine job announcing the finals.  Coach Bray and the roadrunners provided adequate table help.  His team manager, David, was a godsend.

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    I'm blushing. :D

  9. Yes, a great idea. Let's put it someplace like Clarksville where the attendance for a session would be less than the attendance at a Bradley-Soddy or a Bradley-Cleveland match.

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    I don't mind going to Chattanooga at all. I think it's a great town and a great venue. I'm looking forward to the trip. Plenty to do during downtime. Cost is the same whether you're going to Nashville or Chattanooga. It's just a couple of hours more.

     

    They have the facility there. They have the people to run it. They just need to work on the hospitality room, I hear tell. :blink:

  10. and my better half has already told me to leave people alone concerning their inability to spell on message boards because they could be posting like rddlvtkdwn and not using vowels on purpose.........(i'll assume she is correct since it is really the state of illinois above,.... unless they added the "i" during the 80's).  thumb

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    Calling me out? Hey I get a kick out of all the creative spelling here. I contribute it to the text messaging and IMing that is so popular today. Speed takes priority over spelling. :huh:

  11. and i won't ask the obvious question here because i don't second guess beelzebub nor mini-bee concerning strategy.......... :)

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    When you say things like that it makes me think of something I heard on NPR the other day, when they were discussing a Japanese word that had no real English translation:

     

    tatemae [tah-tay-mye] (noun)

     

    A term often translated as "form," but it also has the specific cultural meaning of "the reality that everyone professes to be true, even though they may not privately believe it." For privately held views, the Japanese have a different term, honne, meaning, "the reality that you hold inwardly to be true, even though you would never admit it publicly."

     

    ;)

  12. you just don't want to upset your baby sis..... :rolleyes:

     

    i was going to the dragon den because beelzebub, mini bee and their minions are there also but i think i'm heading to the mall and watch you try and corral the mustang....... ;)

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    Aww, Jim - does that mean we're not going to see you? You don't want to go way up there- think of all that traffic, and those shoppers with road rage....

  13. Davenport cut the top of his head somehow, enough to need a couple of stitches I think. Neither I nor anyone I was around really saw what happened. Took a while to find where the blood was coming from. It won't keep him out though.

     

    Sorry about that other match. We didn't get the results, or I would have posted them. Didn't even think about it. Hopefully one of those schools will get the results in the paper or on their website.

  14. Per Coach House's request.

    WRESTLING SUMMARY (12/7004)

     

     

    At Germantown

     

    Germantown – 46, Arlington - 18

    103 –Emmanuel Bernal won by forfeit

    112 – Stefen Orozco (ARL) pinned Matt Saginaro in 3:56

    119 – Brandon Annis (GT) won by forfeit

    125 – Dustin Smith (GT) pinned Preston Selby in :35

    130 –Travis Hughes (GT) pinned Joseph Drawdy in 1:58

    135 – double forfeit

    140 – Kenny Fleming (GT) pinned Chris Chaille in 1:18

    145 – Jabrosky Henry (GT) beat Van Rieman 17-8

    152 –Jesse Gill (ARL) pinned Patrick Nelius in 1:11

    160 – Cody Conley (ARL) pinned Marcus Jones in 1:02

    171 – Brandon Jenkins (GT) pinned Travis Bateman in :28

    189 – double forfeit

    215 – double forfeit

    275 – Evan Reynolds (GT) won by forfeit

    Records: Germantown 4-0

     

    Germantown – 61, Briarcrest - 12

    103 – Roy Pentecost (BRC) pinned Emmanuel Bernal in 3:40

    112 – Josh Fowler (GT) beat Will Locante 20-13

    119 – Brandon Annis (GT) won by forfeit

    125 – Dustin Smith (GT) pinned Phillip Jackson in 4:59

    130 –Travis Hughes (GT) won by forfeit

    135 – Josh Brand (BRC) won by forfeit

    140 – Kenny Fleming (GT) pinned Billings Ruleman in :28

    145 – Andrew Barnett (GT) pinned Murray Poole in 1:09

    152 –Greg Featherston (GT) beat Chris Kelley 15-6

    160 – Robert Norwood (GT) pinned Tyler Pettigrew in :48

    171 – Steven Geyer (GT) pinned Barrett Rowland in 5:22

    189 – Brandon Jenkins (GT) won by forfeit

    215 – double forfeit

    275 – Evan Reynolds (GT) won by forfeit

    Records: Germantown 5-0

     

    Germantown – 39, MUS - 37

    103 – Emmanuel Bernal (GT) pinned Barret Folk in 2:39

    112 – Josh Fowler (GT) won by forfeit

    119 – Brandon Annis (GT) beat Ken Haltom 4-1

    125 – Dustin Smith (GT) pinned Chris Mullins in :54

    130 – Johnny Duke (MUS) pinned Travis Hughes in 1:23

    135 – Cameron Ridgway (MUS) won by forfeit

    140 – Kenny Fleming (GT) over Drew Davenport injury default

    145 – Andrew Barnett (GT) won by forfeit

    152 – Josh Hall (MUS) beat Greg Featherston 15-2

    160 – Robert Norwood (GT) pinned Danny Travis in 1:22

    171 –Sloan Abernathy (MUS) beat Steven Geyer 8-2

    189 – Whit Cox (MUS) pinned Brandon Jenkins in 1:31

    215 – Joey Friend won by forfeit

    275 – Andrew Gordon won by forfeit

    Records: Germantown 6-0

  15. you know, if your lesser half or your team leaders, beelzebub and mini-bee, would turn lose of some coin, good cameras are not that expensive. besides, over the long haul, you would save money vs. buying those throw away jobs every week or so.  :(

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    It ain't the camera, it's the venue, dear sir. You know Ms. Gadget is going to have something lovely in the high end range. For example, this photo was taken in the UT roundhouse from way up in the mezzanine:

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    ( :ph34r: photo carefully chosen so as not to show wrestler's faces)

     

    And I looked at my Blackhorse photos this afternoon. DARK, DARK, DARK. None came out well, no matter which settings I use. Not the camera. Blame the photographer or the venue. I choose the latter. :blink:

  16. He doesn't get embarrassed, so I was embarrassed for him.  He's a funny guy away from the mat, he has no shame! :lol:

     

    If anyone has a picture of it, please Email it to me.

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    I do, Coach B, but I haven't looked at it yet. I'll email it to you this afternoon, provided it turned out. The ranch is dark (no pun intended), and I can't get good pics unless I'm up close. And you know how they are about keeping spectators & photographers away from matside. :(

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