dom730

Third and finally, although MBA only won by one point (33-32), the score is misleading because they gave away six points due to the injury default at 171.  At worst, MBA gives Ryan three points at 171 and, at best, they get three.  So, in fact, it was not as close as it appears and should not have come down to the final match. 

 

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Remember that MBA's 171 was on his back, recklessly fighting off a pin, when the shoulder popped out. To say MBA gave away six points due to inj. default would be inaccurate -- it is my opinion he would have been pinned anyway.

Dom.....great post report....however, "easily the best match of the night at 140 " as you put it also contained the worse call of the night. That was simply a single leg take down and NOT A SLAM which put the MBA kid squarely on his back and it appeared to be a 4 -5 point move....instead it was a 1 pt. penalty point on a so called slam on a take down that never got off the ground. Fortunately the call did not decide the match as Morales came back and won in the last second!

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I agree the call was questionable, but as you state, Morales made it a moot point with the last-second takedown.

In one of the best wrestling matches these eyes have ever seen, here are the unofficial results:

171 - Bateman ® def. Turk -- Injury default (Turk's shoulder popped out while he was fighting off a pin in the second period). Ryan 6-0

189 - Jacques (M) def. Garrett -- 10-4 (Jacques pulled away in third). Ryan 6, MBA 3

215 - C. Riley ® def. Swett -- 16-7 (After close first period, Riley dominated the final two). Ryan 10, MBA 3

275 - A. Riley (M) def. Dempsey -- pin 5:00 (low-scoring match prior to pin with less than a minute remaining in third). Ryan 10, MBA 9

103 - Francis (M) def. Griffith -- 6-4 (very even match). MBA 12, Ryan 10

112 - Simpson (M) def. Forte -- pin 3:00 (John Mike is gaining momentum for state). MBA 18, Ryan 10

119 - Yager ® def. MBA kid (Bellet or Deutsch) -- pin 4:15 (Pat Simpson's gamble to move Whitt up paid off big time). MBA 18, Ryan 16

125 - Dunning ® def. MBA kid (Bellet or Deutsch) -- pin :29 (never even broke a sweat -- I'm convinced he woulda pinned everyone through 160). Ryan 22, MBA 18

130 - Oddo ® def. Bradley -- 10-6 (Oddo controlled neutral, but couldn't do much once on top). Ryan 25, MBA 18

135 - MBA kid (Nutkis or McKeithan) def. Walsh -- 8-6 (MBA very nearly pinned in this match). Ryan 25, MBA 21

140 - Morales ® def. Hall -- 3-2 (Easily the match of the night. Tied 1-1 with less than 30 seconds left and with the wrestlers in neutral, Hall was given a point after Morales illegally slammed him into the mat. Down 2-1 with the clock winding, Morales shot and got around for two with the clock showing :01. Place goes bananas). Ryan 28, MBA 21

145 - Bellet (M) def. Murphy -- pin 3:00 (Huge momentum shift here as Bellet got the rally started with a pin. Place continued going bananas throughout the whole match). Ryan 28, MBA 27

152 - Shillinglaw (M) def. Goodrum -- pin 3:50 (definitely MBA's biggest win as Shillinglaw gets the pin, forcing Ryan to pin to win in the last match. With so many people going bananas, Chiquita shoulda worked out a sponsorship for the night). MBA 33, Ryan 28

160 - Mayo ® def. Tate -- 12-3 (Mayo works cradle twice, middle of the mat, with :30 seconds left in first period and again with :45 seconds left in second. Willed by the student section chanting his name, Tate stays off his back, sending the MBA side into bedlam. Unbelievable finish to an unbelievable match). MBA 33, Ryan 32.

Match was well reffed (Bowler and J. Simpson) and both crowds behaved themselves. Here's hoping to a rematch in Clarksville.

Charles McTorry (Overton mid-90s) and Chase McTorry (BA 03)

Vince Mondelli (Ryan 94) and Matt Mondelli (Ryan late 90s) -- the middle brother Mark would have won it if not for a late-season suspension in 97

In all these threads about the Ryan-MBA match Thursday night, no one has brought up the possibility of the two coaches making any lineup changes.

With MBA admittedly an underdog, it's in Frank's best interest to manipulate his lineup any way he can to offset some of the Irish's "guaranteed" wins, just like Connell did with his McCallie lineup against Baylor last week.

One of those "guaranteed" wins for the Irish is at 125, where Hiller has proven to be one of the best the state has to offer. It's too bad MBA doesn't have anyone that can challenge Jimmy at 125. An upset there would really have the Irish reeling... wait... oh yeah, I almost forgot. MBA does have a wrestler in its lineup that can challenge Hiller. In fact, the Big Red has a wrestler that has already beaten Hiller twice -- once on the biggest stage of them all and again in the deciding match of the 2003 MBA-Ryan dual.

Wrestling fans, get ready for Hiller-Simpson: The Final Meeting. Thursday night, 7 p.m. at Father Ryan. That match alone will be worth the $5 price of admission.

Per the 215 final between BA's J.T. Wash (note the spelling, please; it's not Walsh) and Ryan's Chris Lomas:

The way I understood it was that right after the second period ended, Wash took his second injury timeout. His first injury timeout came at the end of the first. According to one very knowledgable fan who I was seated next to, when a wrestler takes a second injury timeout, he forfeits his right to choose. Thus, Wash was not allowed to choose at the beginning of the third, despite Lomas getting the choice at the beginning of the second.

All of this, by the way, is a moot point. Didn't matter whether Wash got choice or not. He was able to control the match from all three positions.

Also, FYI, according to the on site trainer, Wash was battling a case of walking pneumoniia throughout the tournament, thus the shortness of breath.

Great tournament put on by Ryan, although I found it kind of tacky to announce the Titans scores in the middle of the finals. However, their win did draw the crowd's loudest cheer of the day so maybe I should just shut my mouth. And we wonder why this sport isn't more popular...

Post the results if you have them, please

Michael - in response to your question about the twf site, the address is tennwrestling.com. BuckLateral would have answered your post, but he was probably too busy drooling over the Father Ryan wrestling web site.

The City Paper's Fall Football Preview hits newstands Wednesday, Aug. 20. For those of you picking up a hard copy around town, it will be a 16-page pullout, separate from the regular sports section. For those of you just checking it out on the internet (www.nashvillecitypaper.com), the pullout will be available to download using Adobe Acrobat. Look for the link on the left-hand side of the page.

Twenty-nine high school teams in the Nashville area are previewed, along with the Titans, Vandy, UT, the SEC, MTSU and TSU. Feel free to critique, commend or cut it down by emailing dbonvissuto@nashvillecitypaper.com.

Thanks,

Dominic Bonvissuto

Assistant Sports Editor

The City Paper

2003Cape Cod Potato Chips / NWCA All-Star Classic Lineup

February 3, 2003

University of Delaware

125 ˜#8 Bo Maynes (OU) ˜dec #12 Chris Rodriuez 8-0

First Period: ˜2-0 Maynes.....Takedown Maynes....2:38 riding time after

period 1....Second period: ˜5-0....Eascape and takedown by Maynes....third

period: ˜take down maynes and riding time point. ˜Final Score: ˜8-0

133 #9 Josh Moore (Penn State) dec #5 Witt Durden(OU) ˜5-4sv

First Period: ˜Durden leads 2-1 takedown by Durden...Moore Escape ˜ ˜Second

Period: ˜4-2 Durden lead....Moore Escape...Durden Takedown at Buzzer...third

period: ˜4-4. MOore takedown at Buzzer...No scoring in one minute sudden

victory ...Goes to rideout...Durden chooses top and Moore escapes...Final

Score: ˜5-4sv

141 #2 Dylan Long (UNI) dec #8 Phillip Simpson 10-4

First period: ˜2-2....takedown simpson ...reversal by LOng...Long :48 in

riding time...second period: ˜4-4..Simpson reversal..Long reversal..Long 1:45

riding time..Long down chooses down in third....third period...Long

reversal...long three nearfall off a cradle and riding time ...Final Score: ˜

10-4

149 #4 Jake Percival (Ohio) dec #9 Dustin Manotti (Cornell) 8-4

First Period: ˜Percival leads 7-2...Takedown and three point near fall by

Percival...Reversal by Manotti....Reversal by Percival...second period: 7-2

Percival...no scoring...third period: ˜escape by Percival...takedown by

Manotti...Final Score: ˜8-4

157 #2 Keaton Anderson (Ohio State) dec #3 Scott Owen (N Illinois) 5-2sv

First Period: ˜Owen 2-1...takedown Owen...escape Anderson..Second

period...2-2...escpae Anderson...third period...no scoring...wild scramble at

buzzer anderson missed scoring by a split secon..sudden victory...no

scoring...tiebreaker..Owen chooses down...Anderson locks up a cradle from top

and turns him for three...Final score: ˜5-2 sv

165 #4 Troy Letters (Lehigh) dec #5 Johnny Clark(Ohio State) ˜19-14

First Period: ˜Letters leads 13-5...takedown letters..two nearfall....escape

clark..takedown clark...Letters escapes and gets locking hands

point...Takedown letters and three nearfall....escape Clark...takedown

LEtters...Second Period: ˜Letters 16-10....Two takedowns and escape by

Clark...Escape by Letters...Third Period...Escape Clark..takedown

Letters...Escape Clark...Takedown Clark...Escape Letters...Final Score: ˜19-14

174 #1 Greg Jones (WVU) dec #2 Chris Pendleton

(Okla State) 7-3

First Period: ˜No scoring...Second Period: ˜Jones Leads 3-1...Escape Jones

...takedown Jones...Escape...Pendleton.....third period: ˜escape by

Pendleton...Jones takedown...Pendleton escape...Jones takedown at the

end..Final Score: ˜7-3

184 #2 Clint Wattenberg (Cornell) fall over Jessman Smith 4:59

Wattenberg gets escape...takedown to smith's back and gets fall at

4:59...Gets pin in scramble when it looked like Smith would get

takedown...Final: ˜Fall at 4:59

197 #2 Jon Trenge (Lehigh) dec #1 Muhammad Lawal (Okla State) 6-4sv

First Period: ˜Trenge leads 2-1...Trenge takedown...escape Lawal..Second

Period: ˜Trenge Leads 4-3...Escape Trenge..Takedown Lawal..Escape

Trenge...third period: ˜4-4..escape Lawal...Goes to sudden victory...Trenge

takedown with 13 second left to win: ˜6-4sv

285 #1 Steve Mocco (Iowa) dec #9 Pat Cummins (Penn State) 6-2

First Period: ˜Mocco 2-1...takedown Mocco ..escape Cummins...Second Period: ˜2-

2...Escape Cummins...Third Period.. Escape Mocco...Takedown Mocco with 30

seconds to go...Riding time point Mocco..Final Score: ˜6-2

285 #11 Matt Feast (Penn) dec John Testa 3-2

First Period: ˜No score...Second Period: ˜Escape Testa...Third Period: ˜

Escape Feast..takedown Feast...Escape Testa...Final Score: ˜3-2

Coach Pitt is, I believe, a certified history teacher. I know that's what he taught at Ryan.

Superior coach, even better man -- he's gonna make the school principal or AD that picks him a genius someday.

RyanRowdy,

You are also forgetting the 36-17 regular season match at Ryan, won by the Irish. Also, the match at the state duals fo determine third and fourth place was filled with JV wrrestlers and non-starting seniors - Frank and Pat agreed before the match it didn't matter who won, so they wanted to wrestle kids who normally didn't get the chance.

Should be alot of fun tonight.

A unique look at the rivalry between Ryan and Harpeth Hall

http://www.nashvillecitypaper.com/index.cf...s&news_id=19298

A unique look at the rivalry between Ryan and MBA

http://www.nashvillecitypaper.com/index.cf...s&news_id=19298

Scappy, i think the only metro coaches who have private schools in their background are Jerry Link and Jim Wilson. Jerry left, i think, FRA to become an assistant at Hillwood before eventually becoming the head guy. And Wilson's departure from Goodpasture to Glencliff, where he was an assistant first, has been well documented.

If there are going to go outside of metro, now may be the best time to do it.

If you have them, post them please. Thanks

Goodpasture 64, Harpeth 56

More scores?

Went from four wrestlers in 2001-02 to 28 this season

http://nashvillecitypaper.com/index.cfm?se...s&news_id=18313

MBA wins 52-24 Tuesday night.

MBA won forfeits at 103, 215 and 275.

W. Simpson wrestled up two classes at 125 and won 5-4.

Read all about the match in Wednesday's edition of The Nashville City Paper.

Couple changes to Ryan's lineup

-Adam Stark will be at 152 (injured or sick vs. FRA)

-Prescott Welson SR will be at 160 (still recuperating from football injury)

Also, expect Hiller's tournament weight to be 112 and Charlie Oddo to be at 125.

103---Whitt Dunning SO

112---Joe Oddo FR

119---Jimmy Hiller JR

125---Frank Mondelli JR

130---Charlie Oddo SO

135---Raymond Dunning SR

140---Nicholas Myers JR

145---Jared Medlin SR

152---Matt Clark SR

160---Tyler Mayo SO

171---Kyle Adams JR

189---Jes Greenwood SR

215---Chris Lomas JR

HWT---Tom Hoover SR

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Ryan wins 58-12.

Six Irish kids pinned - Ryan wins 12 of 14 matches.

Two FRA kids pinned.

Greenwood beat Wipperman 8-2 in best match of the night.

Read all about the match, and see the complete results, in Tuesday morning's edition of the Nashville City Paper.

Bighurt,

I may be heading down to Jackson for that game. Any chance you'd be interested in carpooling? I know you already have one passenger, and wasn't sure if you had a full car or not. Drop me an email with a number I can reach you at dbonvissuto@nashvillecitypaper.com .

District 12-AAA (metro Nashville teams)

http://www.nashvillecitypaper.com/index.cf...s&news_id=17827

District 12-AAA (metro Nashville teams)

http://www.nashvillecitypaper.com/index.cf...s&news_id=17827