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1. Baylor 270.5

2. Notre Dame 239

3. Lassiter 203.5

4. Sciene Hill 141.5

5. Milton 131

6. Karns 126

7. Catholic 103

8. Kingston 95.5

9. Greenville 93

10. East Ridge 90.5

11. Farragut 87.5

12. William Blount 87

13. Bearden 82

14. Webb 66

15. Rhea Co. 62

16. Greenback 52

17. Pope John Paul II 46.5

18. Union Co. 43

19. South-Doyle 41

20. Pigeon Forge 19

21. Fulton 18

22. Gibbs 17

23. Powell 8.5

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1st Baily Whitaker (Baylor)

2nd Mac Richmond (Notre Dame)

3rd Jordan Harless (Karns)

4th Brett Usuary (Science Hill)

5th Larry Bailies (East Ridge)

6th Patrick Schmidt (Lassiter)

 

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1st Bryan Jacoutot (Lassiter)

2nd Ben Johnson (Baylor)

3rd Jay Adamson (Notre Dame)

4th Thomas Sherbakoff (Webb)

5th Kramer Drollman (William Blount)

6th Stevie Michaels (Catholic)

 

I am tierd going to relax will post tomarrow or later tonight if I get a second wind

 

Thanks to everyone helping and to all the teams best of luck this year

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1st let me say thank you to KCHS for running such a smooth tournament. 2nd, I have to say how proud I am of my wrestlers at Kingston. They did an outstanding job in most of thems 1st "big league" tournament, ever. We had 4 medalist out of 10 wrestlers that entered the tourn. Leading the way was 160 Nathan Joslin taking 2nd, 145 David Scandlyn 3rd, 119 Tim Roddy 4th, and 152 Nick Cowen 5th. This was a huge step for our program at Kingston. I know for most of you that post on here, that 8th place as a team doesn't mean much, but for a team that has struggled to gain acceptance and a little respect, an 8th place finish is HUGE! We still have a long ways to go, but my kids are starting to see that hard work does pay off in the long run.

Thanks Coach Don B. for a great tournament. We'll definetly be back next year!

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I'd like to add my thanks and props to Don, Curt, David, and the crew at Catholic for another great tournament.

 

Knowing what it's like to always scratch and claw for some recognition and respect for my bunch, I want to say a little bit about some of the often unnoticed progams who have to be happy this weekend.

 

I thought Karns looked strong as an area team. Mike, Phil, and their new assistant have things moving in the right direction there. Good luck at slamfest.

 

Coaches Adams and Bell have some impressive kids at Kingston. They're trying to get better and it looks like it's working.

 

And Greeneville is back. Numbers are up in all region one programs and I hope it fosters some fierce, honorable competition (but that THE HILL always finds some way to remain the toppers).

 

Again, a great weekend. Good people, good kids, good wrestling.

 

Hope the rest of the season goes as well. I'll see you all somewhere between here and Mckenzie arena.

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1st let me say thank you to KCHS for running such a smooth tournament. 2nd, I have to say how proud I am of my wrestlers at Kingston. They did an outstanding job in most of thems 1st "big league" tournament, ever. We had 4 medalist out of 10 wrestlers that entered the tourn. Leading the way was 160 Nathan Joslin taking 2nd, 145 David Scandlyn 3rd, 119 Tim Roddy 4th, and 152 Nick Cowen 5th. This was a huge step for our program at Kingston. I know for most of you that post on here, that 8th place as a team doesn't mean much, but for a team that has struggled to gain acceptance and a little respect, an 8th place finish is HUGE! We still have a long ways to go, but my kids are starting to see that hard work does pay off in the long run.

Thanks Coach Don B. for a great tournament. We'll definetly be back next year!

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Kingston no wonder you are proud. Friday night I noticed your kids right away, they were all very agressive and hard to beat. I didnt know Kingston had a team untill now. It looked to me like they were well prepared.

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the best match at catholic by far was the one against Pope John Paul's 215 and Milton's 215. These two beasts were just throwing each other around.(did anybody see the <a href="notre%20dame" onmouseover="window.status='notre dame'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">notre dame</a> coach get taken out by one of them during the match)

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i would have to disagree with you.. those guys were just trying to see who could tackle who.. no shooting was going on, it was just who could push who... the 112 lbs final was a good match between Baylor and Lassiter, those teams had a couple of good finals matches

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I can only add on to what the coach started. These are the only individual results I can add. Hope this helps some.

 

119

1st Caleb Myers (Greeneville)

2nd Michael White ( Notre Dame)

3rd Grant Mitchell (Science Hill)

4th Tim Roddy (Kingston)

5th Troy Downey (Baylor)

6th Hunter Daniel (Rhea)

 

125

1st Cory Manson (Baylor)

2nd Bo Usary (Science Hill)

 

130

1st Mike Jacoutot (Lassiter)

2nd Spike Rawn (Notre Dame)

 

135

1st Tyler Wright (East Ridge)

2nd Reed Doster (Baylor)

 

Sorry that is all the results I have.

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1st Caleb Myers (Greenville)

2nd Michael White (Notre Dame)

3rd Grant Mitchell (Science Hill)

4th Tim Roddy Kingston)

5th Troy Downey (Baylor)

6th Hunter Daniel (Rhea Co.)

 

125

 

1st Corey Manson (Baylor)

2nd Bo Usary (Science Hill)

3rd Ryan Doylar (Lassiter)

4th Cole Geren (South-Doyle)

5th Andrew Henderson (Greenback)

6th Demarcus Cranfield (Rhes Co.)

 

130

 

!st Mike Jacoutot (Lassiter)

2nd Spike Rawn (Notre Dame)

3rd Tim Vance (Catholic)

4th Mike Bell (Baylor)

5th Drake Carter (Rhea Co.)

6th Paul Mountain (Farragut)

 

135

 

1st Tyler Right (East Ridge)

2nd Reed Doster (Baylor)

3rd Joel Brimer (Greenville)

4th Chris Salter (Milton)

5th J. D. Freeman (William Blount)

6th Darrien Buchanan (Science Hill)

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