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[Sommers]

A state champion from Franklin Tennessee on tv! Not nationally, world wide UFC coverage!

 

He was on one of Middle Tennessee's strongest D1 teams in some time...

 

This is a clip of history here on my FB....

 

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10203095048326834&id=1525046190&__user=1525046190

Edited January 17, 2014 by Sommers

[Sommers]

Dog fight at Blackman!

Last match & Gonyeas Stewart Creek is down 35-33

[Sommers]

Add Four as Wellsey finishes out with a huge major!

 

Hats off to SC for bringing a crowd down along with administration from this first year school!

 

Final score 39-33

[Sommers]

Well, it's been a while since someone has beaten a Clarksville team by 30+ but it happened last night with a peaking WC team. West Creek was another victim losing by 60+

[Sommers]

Way to go goblue & crew with a huge recovery from last weekend win a big region 6 rival match...

 

Centennial 46, Franklin 18... Ouch!

[Sommers]

Also, Independence over Dickson 44 - 30

[rlwest40]

Well, it's been a while since someone has beaten a Clarksville team by 30+ but it happened last night with a peaking WC team. West Creek was another victim losing by 60+

 

Looks like WC won by 29 which is less than 30, so the last time they lost by 30+ was when Soddy beat them a few weeks back by 38...I believe the last time Cleveland saw them it was a 49 point favor. West Creek lost by 50 which again is less than 60+. Centennial over Franklin 46-24 not 18. Also, Blackman over Sc 40-34.

 

If you're gonna post results at the very least make sure its correct.

[Sommers]

Clarksville's had a challenging season, tougher as whole than most years. They have a few individuals who will score at state valentine's weekend.

 

Glad to hear that the shellacking of Westcreek wasn't as bad and same for Franklin.

 

Fine contribution and many thanks

[Sommers]

Here's one from BBB, which should be correct! Mr West can clarify if discrepancies...

 

 

 

Hixson Wrestlers Claim Region 5 Duals

Wildcats Top Signal Mtn., 57-12

Friday, January 17, 2014 - by B.B. Branton

Hixson senior Grayson Layne has his hand raised by referee Mike Craft after a major decision.

Hixson senior Grayson Layne has his hand raised by referee Mike Craft after a major decision.

- photo by Robin Layne

Hixson coach Garrick Hall had one question for his wrestlers prior to the Region 5 showdown with Signal Mountain Friday night.

 

“Do you want to be the team that ends our run (of six straight years) to the state duals? tWe have worked too hard to break the streak.â€

 

To a wrestler, the host Wildcats said no way and then went out and backed it up with a 57-12 win against the previously undefeated Eagles (now 10-1).

 

 

“We did not want to be the team to sit home during the state duals and we made sure we wrestled our best tonight,†said Hixson senior Grayson Layne (132) who recorded a major decision in the final match of the night.

 

The Wildcats (20-5) came out a determined bunch using three pins and a forfeit win (match started at 138) for a quick 24-0 lead.

 

Jovarus Stegall, Ronny Huff and Landon Goforth had the falls for Hixson.

 

The Eagles, now in their seventh year of wrestling and closing in on a 100 team wins, won three of the next four weights, only to have Hixson sweep the final six weight classes.

 

Winners for Signal Mountain (10-1) were Seth Peterra (dec.) Cale Shelton (overtime win) and Micah Pressley (pin).

 

“Hixson wrestlers know to fight off their back and they were able to defend their region crown,†said Signal Mountain coach Joe Jellison.

 

“There were two overtime matches and two others decided by one point and we took two of the four and could have won all four.

 

‘’We need to learn how to win more of the close ones, but we are getting better and building a strong program.â€

 

Peterra (170) scored late to win in regulation, while Shelton (195) got a quick takedown to win in overtime, while Pressley (220) recorded a fall.

 

197 and Counting: Hixson coach Garrick Hall needs three wins to reach 200 and can reach the magic number with a sweep of the quad meet Tuesday at home.

 

Senior Night: Next Thursday, Grayson Layne and Jovarrus Stegall will be honored before their final home matches of their careers.

 

Best Match I –

 

195 Hixson freshman McKenzie Martin gave junior Cale Shelton all he could handle before Shelton scored the winning takedown nine seconds into overtime, 6-4.

 

Best Match II -

 

113 – Signal Mountain’s Warren Weaver scored a late third period takedown to force overtime, but Hixson freshman Cedric Harris scored the winning takedown in 35 seconds of the extra period.

 

Best Match III -

 

170 – Seth Peterra (SM) scored late to edge Chris Nicholson, 8-7, in a back-and-forth match

 

Hixson 57, Signal Mountain 12

 

138 – Jovarus Stegall (Hix) pinned Turner Wilferth, 2:39 … Hixson, 6-0

 

145 – Daegan Le (Hix) forfeit win … Hixson, 12-0

 

152 – Ronny Huff (Hix) pinned Brandy Haney, 4:57 … Hixson, 18-0

 

160 – Landon Goforth pinned (Hix) Kyler Kayanek, 3:04 … Hixson, 24-0

 

170 – Seth Peterra (SM) dec. Chris Nicholson, 8-7 … Hixson, 24-3

 

182 – Dylan Bargerstock (Hix) forfeit win … Hixson, 30-3

 

195 – Cale Shelton (SM) dec. McKenzie Martin, 6-4 OT SV-1 … Hixson, 30-6

 

220 – Micah Pressley (SM) pinned Bubba Palacio, 3:17 … Hixson, 30-12

 

285 – Brody Gregory (Hix) pinned Aaron Williams, :30 … Hixson, 36-12

 

106 – Spencer Groves (Hix) pinned Reed W , 2:56 … Hix, 42-12

 

113 – Cedric Harris (Hix) dec. Warren Weaver, 6-4 OT SV-1 … Hixson, 45-12

 

120 – Konnor Ziegler (Hix) dec. Hunt Drennan, 8-7 … Hixson, 48-12

 

126 – Isaac Yates (Hix) tech fall Daniel Dawson, 20-5 … Hixson, 53-12

 

132 – Grayson Layne (Hix) major dec. Jacob Newman, 9-0 … Hixson, 57-12

 

 

contact B.B. Branton at william.branton@comcast.net

 

Congrats to the Wildcats!

 

I thought I would throw this out there since this thread got over 650 clicks on the pay 24 hours and the article has Zero since placed on the home page until I found it.

 

Side note: the region 4 Thad has had 500-550 in the same time period. Not bad!

[Sommers]

Excuse me... Region 4 thread just went over 550 in a 24 he period

[Sommers]

Here's some good coverage for region 7...

 

 

Clarksville High Wildcat wrestlers close out Senior Night with win over West Creek Coyotes

By Chris Austin | January 17, 2014 |

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Clarksville, TN – Although the night didn’t start like they wanted it to, the Clarksville High School wrestling team sent its 12 seniors out with a victory, January 16th at William Workman Gymnasium on Senior Night, as they defeated West Creek High School 36-28 after falling to Wilson Central High School 51-22 in the opener.

Wilson Central defeated West Creek in the night’s other match, 72-6.

Clarksville High and West Creek both won seven weight classes in their head-to-head matchup, but where the Coyotes only came away with two pins in its victories over the Wildcats, CHS was able to collect five pins in its wins.

 

Clarksville High Wildcat wrestlers close out Senior Night with win over West Creek Coyotes

“We had some guys really step up,†Clarksville High coach Tommy Badon said. “You score points depending on how you win and David Reid (220) — giving up 30 pounds – didn’t get beat my much and that saved us points and Dalton (Halliday) (106) got a big victory for us and Dominic (James) (120) saves some points for us.

“West Creek is a tough team and I imagine we wrestle them again (January 21st) at the duels and it’ll be a barn burner again.â€

Getting pins for Clarksville High versus West Creek were Nathaniel Alsbrooks (126), Tom Huddleston (152), Danny James (160), Kiel Russell (195) and Bruno Reagan (285).

Alan D’Alessandro (182) along with Halliday picked up decision wins for the Wildcats.

Earning pins for West Creek were Kevin Knier (113) and Christian Palaez (138), while Charlie Rocha (120), Jose Intriago (132), Robert Samborski (145), Nicholas Raines (170 and Jule Pace (220) earned decision wins.

In its opener against Wilson Central, Clarksville High dug a deep hole early-on by going down 19-0 before James picked up a 14-6 major decision at 160.

After their opening win to get on the board, CHS three of the next five matches from D’Alessandro (170), Russell (195) and Reagan (285) to get back to within nine points, 31-22, but dropped the final four weight classes to Wilson Central.

“We knew we had to get off to a good start and get some early points,†Badon said. “We knew at the weight class we started at we would end where they would be strongest, but we weren’t able to do that.â€

In the West Creek-Wilson Central match, it was all Wilson Central, as they won 13 of the 14 weight classes – including 10 by pin.

The only Coyote to pick up a win versus Wilson Central was Cyrus Whitted at 195.

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Box Score

 

Clarksville High 36, West Creek 28

106-Dalton Halliday © def. Kenneth Gonzalez (WC), 10-6

113-Kevin Knier (WC) pins Ryan Croley ©, 0:28

120-Charlie Rocha (WC) def. Dominic James ©, 13-2

126-Nathaniel Alsbrooks © pins Ahmad Thomas (WC), 0:43

132-Jose Intriago (WC) def. Dakarri Wiggins ©, 10-8

138-Christian Palaez (WC) pins Travis Boner ©, 0:58

145-Robert Samborski (WC) def. Hunter Mabry ©, 11-6

152-Tom Huddleston © pins Diego Martinez (WC), 3:16

160-Danny James © pins Will Evans (WC), 3:09

170-Nicholas Raines (WC) def. Anthony Kim ©, 5-4

182-Alan D’Alessandro © def. Jacob Kuhns (WC), 8-4

195-Kiel Russell © pins Cody Page, 4:37

220-Jule Pace (WC) def. David Reid ©, 7-1

285-Bruno Reagan © pins Cory Wright (WC), 0:57

Wilson Central 51, Clarksville High 22

106-Nicholas King (WC) def. Dalton Halliday ©, 10-0

113-Caleb Berta (WC) by forfeit

120-Christian Cerrito (WC) pins Dominic James ©, 1:20

126-Lane Dickeson (WC) def. Nathaniel Alsbrooks ©, 12-1

132-Austin Richards (WC) pins Aleks Pulliam ©, 1:40

138-Eddie Small (WC) pins Travis Boner ©, 2:52

145-John-Michael Jenkinson (WC) def. Hunter Mabry ©, 7-3

152-Michael Bimms (WC) def. Tom Huddleston ©, 13-4

160-Danny James © def. Zach Linton (WC), 14-6

170- Alan D’Alessandro © pins Tyler Georgeadis (WC), 4:40

182-Perry Baltz (WC) pins Anthony Kim ©, 5:36

195-Kiel Russell © pins Marshall Suiter (WC), 0:43

220-John Kramer (WC) pins David Reid ©, 0:12

285-Bruno Reagan © pins Christian Frans (WC), 1:35

 

Wilson Central 72, West Creek 6

106-Nicholas King (WC) pins Justin Williams, 2:47

113-Caleb Berta (WC) defs. Kevin Knier, 6-4

120-Christian Cerrito (WC) Austin Woodard, 15-0

126-Lane Dickeson (WC) pins Ahmad Thomas, 3:09

132-Austin Richards (WC) pins Jose Intriago, 1:43

138-Eddie Small (WC) pins Jacob DePartee, 0:47

145-John-Michael Jenkinson (WC) def. Robert Samborski, 12-2

152-Michael Bimms (WC) pins Ty Bartlett, 1:34

160-Zach Linton (WC) pins Christian Palaez, 0:52

170-Tyler Georgeadis (WC) pins Mekhi Auchter, 1:48

182-Perry Baltz (WC) pins Jacob Kuhns, 1:52

195-Cyrus Whitted (West Creek) pins Marshall Suiter (WC), 1:48

220-John Kramer (WC) pins Jule Pace, 1:58

285-Christian Frans (WC) pins Rafat Ibrahim, 4:55

[Sommers]

Wilson Central 71, Mt. Juliet 0

 

 

106: Nicholas King (WC) pinned Daniel Baker (MJ) 1:06.

113: Caleb Berta (WC) dec. Jalen Henry (MJ) 11-6.

120: Christian Cerrito (WC) pinned Matthew Helm (MJ) 2:50.

126: Lane Dickeson (WC) dec. Zackrey Wilkins (MJ) 7-5.

132: Austin Richard (WC) pinned Colin Williams (MJ) 0:45.

138: Eddie Small (WC) pinned Justin Charest (MJ) 2:26.

145: John-Michael Jenkinson (WC) tech. fall Austin Downing (MJ) 15-0.

152: Michael Bimms (WC) dec. Danyon Edens (MJ) 8-2.

160: Zach Linton (WC) pinned Brian Qiu (MJ) 3:13.

170: Tyler Georgeadis (WC) dec. Jacob O`Brien (MJ) 3-2.

182: Marshall Suiter (WC) forfeit.

195: Perry Balte (WC) pinned Asher Benson (MJ) 0:59.

220: John Kramer (WC) forfeit.

285: Christian Frans (WC) forfeit.