Houston at Cordova Duals

[CoachDelgado]

MUS - 36 Houston - 29

12-09-06

at Cordova

 

189 - Zach Gordon (M) fall over Wes Jones, 1:10 (6-0)

215 - Nathaniel KAstan (M) fall over Jed Hannaford, 2:51 (12-0)

285 - Ian Carruthers (M) fall over Chase Boone, 0:15 (18-0)

103 - double forfeit (18-0)

112 - Mason Gudelsky (M) fall over Nate Johnson, 0:49 (24-0)

119 - Nick Beegle (H) major decision Phillip Russell (24-4)

125 - Barret Fold (M) fall over Drew Shapiro, 5:07 (30-4)

130 - Parker Smith (H) beat Andrew Maroda, 11-5 (30-7)

135 - Jake Sample (H) fall over Zeno Mercer, 1:47 (30-13)

140 - Daniel Kail (H) major decision William Alexander, 17-4 (30-17)

145 - Sam Goldstein (M) beat Alan Matthews, 9-6 (33-17)

152 - Ryan Schmidt (H) fall over Mac McCormack, 0:38 (33-23)

160 - Brandon Wright (H) fall over Andrew Amos, 1:10 (33-29)

171 - Miles Debardeleben (M) beat Brad Butkowski, 7-1 (36-29)

 

Houston - 57 Millington - 18

215 - Chase Boone (H) fall over David Croenne, 1:24 (6-0)

285 - Dustin Oliver (M) fall over Zach Millar, 1:28 (6-6)

103 - double forfeit (6-6)

112 - Nate Johnson (H) fall over Cayson Stutes, 2:50 (12-6)

119 - Nick Beegle (H) by forfeit (18-6)

125 - Brian McNamara (H) by forfeit (24-6)

130 - Jake Sample (H) fall over Tyler Pipkin, 1:16 (30-6)

135 - Parker Smith (H) fall over Dominique Taylor, 3:51 (36-6)

140 - Caleb Spiars, (H) fall over Steven Baylous, 3:36 (42-6)

145 - Stewart Blackwell (H) fall over Elliot Felsenthal, 1:39 (48-6)

152 - Chris Heinz (H) beat Kimball Wells, 9-7 (51-6)

160 - Case Buckelow (M) fall over Jordan Guthrie, 1:41 (51-12)

171 - Dustin Martin (M) fall over Will Japser, 0:49 (51-18)

189 - Jed Hannaford (H) fall over Zack Paulson, 1:37 (57-18)

 

Houston - 57 Arlington - 15

285 - Austin Harris (A) fall over Chase Boone, 1:47 (0-6)

103 - double forfeit (0-6)

112 - Nate Johnson (H) fall over Randy Chastain, 1:58 (6-6)

119 - Chris Livingston (H) fall over Barry Davis, 1:07 (12-6)

125 - Drew Shapiro (H) beat Stefen Orozco, OT 11-9 (15-6)

130 - Jake Sample (H) fall over Daniel Taylor, 0:32 (21-6)

135 - Preston Selby (A) beat Parker Smith, 10-4 (21-9)

140 - Daniel Kail (H) fall over Ryan Walker, 1:51 (27-9)

145 - Alan Matthews (H) fall over Jatarus Turner, 0:26 (33-9)

152 - Ryan Schmidt (H) fall over Charles Richardson, 1:01 (39-9)

160 - Brandon Wright (H) fall over Hunter Williams, 2:36 (45-9)

171 - Brad Butkowski (H) fall over Cody Conley, 3:01 (51-9)

189 - Jed Hannaford (H) fall over Travis Bateman, 3:37 (57-9)

215 - Joe Stalnaker (A) fall over Justin Melton, 1:26 (57-15)

 

Houston - 44 Bartlett - 32

103 - Dustin Dees ( by forfeit (0-6)

112 - Nate Johnson (H) fall over Cody Muller, 3:00 (6-6)

119 - Chris Livingston (H) major decision Mark Suzore, 19-9 (10-6)

125 - Drew Shapiro (H) fall over Ryan Maginn, 1:18 (16-6)

130 - Jake Sample (H) fall over Cameron Watson, 2:58 (22-6)

135 - Mark Bucak ( tech fall Parker Smith, 18-2 5:10 (22-11)

140 - Daniel Kail (H) tech fall Hunter Biffle, 19-4 3:50 (27-11)

145 - Alan Matthews (H) fall over Chris Yarbrough, 0:59 (33-11)

152 - Ryan Schmidt (H) tech fall over Clint Tindall, 22-7 5:30 (38-11)

160 - Harry Davis ( beat Houston Preuett, 9-7 (38-14)

171 - Brad Butkowski (H) by forfeit (44-14)

189 - Zach Hanson ( fall over Wes Jones, 1:18 (44-20)

215 - Hunter Siler ( by forfeit (44-26)

285 - Jerry Turman ( fall over Zach Millar, 1:41 (44-32)

 

St. Benedict - 37 Houston - 36

119 - Chris Livingston H) beat Ryan McKenzie, 5-1 (0-3)

125 - Drew Shapiro (H) beat Dwight Bassett, 10-4 (0-6)

130 - Joel Stark (SB) fall over Jake Sample, 3:22 (6-6)

135 - Mark Pulido (SB) fall over Parker Smith, 5:31 (12-6)

140 - Jeff Stidham (SB) beat Danile Kail, 7-0 (15-6)

145 - Matt Kurtz (SB) major decision Alan Matthews, 13-2 (19-6)

152 - Ryan Schmidt (H) fall over Hunter Griffith, 2:33 (19-12)

160 - Brandon Wright (H) fall over Houston Russell, 1:41 (19-18)

171 - Brad Butkowski (H) fall over Steven Leibschwager, 4:30 (19-24)

189 - Jed Hannaford (H) fall over Garrett Shouse, 0:28 (19-30)

215 - Ben Johnson (SB) fall over Justin Melton, 1:53 (25-30)

285 - Andrew Severson (SB) fall over Chase Boone, 1:14 (31-30)

103 - Andy Sturman (SB) by forfeit (37-30)

112 - Nate Johnson (H) fall over Royce Alfred, 1:48 (37-36)

Edited December 10, 2006 by CoachDelgado

[wrestling fan]

I noticed Millington and White Station had a combined team. Justin Bryant from White Station beat his Houston opponent. I think it was the 135 class. I've never seen a combined team dual before. How does that work?

[FES]

Is houston struggling to find a small man for the spot or what? Not to mention the fact that it looks like all of region 10 is struggling to find 103s

[CoachDelgado]

Is houston struggling to find a small man for the spot or what? Not to mention the fact that it looks like all of region 10 is struggling to find 103s

We had three possible. One broke his ribs on the night of his first wrestling practice during a soccer game. The second one wussed out after the first day. He was a natural athlete that runs CC. He also had a background in wrestling from VA. The third one we were looking at came to a match but never made it to practice.

Edited December 12, 2006 by CoachDelgado

[disciplinedeterminationdesire]

wrestling fan wrote "I noticed Millington and White Station had a combined team. Justin Bryant from White Station beat his Houston opponent. I think it was the 135 class. I've never seen a combined team dual before. How does that work?"

 

 

well, white station was schedule to team up with frazier, but frazier did not show. so, they teamed up with millington instead and houston gave the white station/millington team a 125 lber. but you also have to realize some guys from the white station team did not show to take the ACTs that day.

[Sprawlz]

We had three possible. One broke his ribs on the night of his first wrestling practice during a soccer game. The second one wussed out after the first day. He was a natural athlete that runs CC. He also had a background in wrestling from VA. The third one we were looking at came to a match but never made it to practice.

 

wow. a background in wrestling in VA and still wussed out after day one of wrestling practice? i wonder how they wrestle where he came from

[wrestling fan]

wrestling fan wrote "I noticed Millington and White Station had a combined team. Justin Bryant from White Station beat his Houston opponent. I think it was the 135 class. I've never seen a combined team dual before. How does that work?"

well, white station was schedule to team up with frazier, but frazier did not show. so, they teamed up with millington instead and houston gave the white station/millington team a 125 lber. but you also have to realize some guys from the white station team did not show to take the ACTs that day.

thanks for that, but I'm still confused. Bryant took the ACT and showed up afterwards, and he wrestled, and he beat his opponent. I watched the match, so I'm wondering why he isn't listed in the above results?

[CoachDelgado]

thanks for that, but I'm still confused. Bryant took the ACT and showed up afterwards, and he wrestled, and he beat his opponent. I watched the match, so I'm wondering why he isn't listed in the above results?

Bryant wrestled a JV match. Basically anyone that wrestled that team should be credited with two dual meet victories, one vs White Station and one vs Millington. They weren't so much a combined team but two teams that could not fill a full roster so they sat on the same bench. They arranged to have certain kids there in different weight classes so that they would all get to wrestle.

[disciplinedeterminationdesire]

Bryant wrestled a JV match. Basically anyone that wrestled that team should be credited with two dual meet victories, one vs White Station and one vs Millington. They weren't so much a combined team but two teams that could not fill a full roster so they sat on the same bench. They arranged to have certain kids there in different weight classes so that they would all get to wrestle.

 

notice that white station's 112 could not make that tournament. he definitely could've won some matches there.