9 dual meets at Houston

[CoachDelgado]

At Houston

12-21-04

 

Totino Grace, MN – 52 Grissom, AL – 9

140 – Jon Brantjen (T) pinned W. Ansick, 3:46

145 – Tony Sadder (T) beat B. Schlessel, 12-10

152 – Adam Neeck (T) major decision B. Staggs, 10-2

160 – Plo Packer (T) pinned W. Caruso, 1:44

171 – Jake Sweet (T) tech fall B. Magill, 20-5

189 – Brian Hara (T) pinned R. Dunlap, 0:39

215 – Mike Cotter (T) beat F. Hinds, 4-0

275 – Nick Noor (T) pinned M. Griffin, 1:59

103 – Cody Lensing (T) major decision L. Matthews, 8-0

112 – Nick Schuler (T) major decision J. Siron, 11-0

119 – Brandon Neeck (T) beat D. Brooks, 8-3

125 – R. Wolfe (G) beat Kyle Brown, 6-3

130 – J. Prince (G) beat Cosie Egan, 11-5

135 – B. Prince (G) beat Clark Lensing, 2-1

 

Cordova – 42 Houston – 27

140 – Chris Hendry (Co) pinned Hunter Colvin, 1:58

145 – Randall Mitchner (Co) major decision Ryan Schmidt, 11-1

152 – Brendan Gipson (Co) tech fall Adam Sweda, 19-3, 4:07

160 – Mitch Reynolds (Co) pinned Justin Jaynes, 1:50

171 – Luke Borneman (H) pinned Willam Thedford, 2:43

189 – Russell Matthews (H) major decision Thomas McNinch, 14-2

215 – RJ Autry (H) beat Scott Berry, 5-2

275 – Stewart Allen (Co) pinned Rahim Rad, 1:46

103 – Jordan Spencer (H) beat Justin Wilson, 9-5

112 – Adam Piotrowski (Co) pinned Chris Livingston, 1:36

119 – Taylor Grindol (Co) beat Drew Shapiro, OT 15-13

125 – Ben Carr (Co) pined Buddy Hooker, 2:56

130 – Andy Groves (H) pinned Kirill Mazor, 1:18

135 – Brandon Wright (H) tech fall John Hannah, 17-2, 4:16

 

Grissom – 43 CBHS – 22

140 – W. Ansick (G) major decision sean McLaughlin, 10-2

145 – Michael (CB) pinned B. Schlessel, 5:59

152 – B. Staggs (G) major decision George Harmon, 11-3

160 – W. Caruso (G) pinned Thomas Lanigan, 2:49

171 – Nick Marable (CB) pinned M. Bodkin, 4:27

189 – B. Magill (G) pinned Kevin Feltus, 3:30

215 – F. Hinds (G) pinned David Lanigan, 1:27

275 – M. Griffin (G) beat Clayu Robertson, 4-3

103 – William Alsobrook (CB) beat L. McClure, 5-0

112 – J. Matthews (G) pinned Cameron Watson, 1:50

119 – D. Brooks (G) beat David Carney, 11-5

125 – R. Wolfe (G) pinned Josh Robinson, 3:33

130 –Joshua Baucke (CB) beat J. Prince, OT 10-8

135 – B. Prince (G) beat Josh Riddle, 2-0

 

Cordova – 36 Germantown – 32

140 – Tyrell Myrick (G) beat Chris Hendry, 4-1

145 – Randall Mitchner (Co) beat Kenny Fleming, 8-5

152 – Andrew Barnett (G) pinned Brendan Gipson, 1:12

160 – Robert Norwood (G) tech fall Mitch Reynolds, 18-2, 4:11

171 – Thomas McNinch (Co) beat Steven Geyer, 11-4

189 – Scott Berry (Co) major decision Brandon Jenkins, 13-0

215 – Harry John (Co) by forfeit

275 – Stewart Allen (Co) pinned Evan Reynolds, 1:21

103 – Justin Wilson (Co) beat Emmanuel Bernal, 9-5

112 – Adam Piotrowski (Co) tech fall Joshua Fowler, 22-5, 6:00

119 – Brandon Annis (G) pinned Taylor Grindol, 1:18

125 – Michael Galindez (G) pinned Kirill Mazor, 0:57

130 – Dustin Smith (G) pinned Ben Carr, 0:45

135 – John Hannah (Co) by forfeit

 

Totino Grace – 66 CBHS – 9

140 – Jon Brantjen (T) pinned Sean McLaughlin, 3:09

145 – Tony Sadder (T) pinned Michael Jennings, 1:31

152 – Adam Neeck (T) pinned George Harmon, 1:50

160 – Nick Marable (CB) beat Plo Packer, 10-3

171 – Jake Sweet (T) pinned Thomas Lanigan, 1:18

189 – Brian Hara (T) pinned Kevin Feltus, 5:15

215 – Mike Cotter (T) pinned David Lanigan, 0:45

275 – Nick Noor (T) pinned John Lyons, 2:47

103 – Cody Lensing (T) beat William Alsobrook, 3-0

112 – John McCulloch (T) pinned Cameron Watson, 3:50

119 – Brandon Neeck (T) pinned David Carney, 3:24

125 – Kyle Brown (T) pinned Josh Robinson

130 – Joshua Baucke (CB) pinned Cosie Egan, 3:09

135 – Clark Lensing (T) beat Josh Riddle, 9-2

 

Grissom – 48 Houston – 18

140 – W. Ansick (G) pinned Hunter Colvin, 3:12

145 – B. Schlessel (G) beat Ryan Schmidt, 6-2

152 – B. Staggs (G) pinned Adam Sweda, 3:01

160 – M. Bodkin (G) pinned Justin Jaynes, 1:20

171 – Luke Borneman (H) beat B. Magill, 12-6

189 – Russell Matthews (H) pinned R. Dunlap, 1:08

215 – RJ Autry (H) beat F. Hinds, 6-2

275 – Rahim Rad (H) beat M. Griffin, 4-2

103 – J. Matthews (G) major decision Jordan Spencer, 10-1

112 – J. Siron (G) pinned Chris Livingston, 0:59

119 – L. Sterling (G) pinned Drew Shapiro, 0:20

125 – R. Wolfe (G) pinned Buddy Hooker, 0:27

130 – J. Prince (G) tech fall Andy Groves, 19-4, 4:20

135 – Brandon Wright (H) beat B. Prince, 9-6

 

Totino Grace – 70 Houston – 3

140 – Jon Brantjen (T) pinned Hunter Colvin, 1:36

145 – Matt Griswold (T) pinned Ryan Schmidt, 0:52

152 – Plo Packer (T) pinned Adam Sweda, 4:36

160 – Adam Neeck (T) pinned Justin Jaynes, 1:03

171 – Jake Sweet (T) major decision Luke Borneman, 14-6

189 – Brian Hara (T) pinned Russell Matthews, 1:46

215 – Mike Cotter (T) beat RJ Autry, OT 2-1

275 – Nick Noor (T) pinned Rahim Rad, 1:47

103 – Cody Lensing (T) tech fall Jordan Spencer, 15-0, 5:15

112 – Nick Schuler (T) pinned Chris Livingston, 5:52

119 – Brandon Neeck (T) pinned Drew Shapiro, 1:53

125 – Kyle Brown (T) pinned Max Sides, 2:50

130 – Andy Groves (H) beat Cosie Egan, 8-1

135 – Clark Lensing (T) major decision Brandon Wright, 11-3

 

Grissom – 53 Germantown – 15

140 – Kenny Fleming (GT) beat W. Ansick, 8-6

145 – Andrew Barnett (GT) pinned B. Schlessel, 0:52

152 – Greg Featherston (GT) beat B. Staggs, 19-13

160 – Robert Norwood (GT) beat M. Bodkin, 12-5

171 – B. Magill (GR) tech fall Brandon Jenkins, 16-0, 5:21

189 – R. Dunlap (GR) pinned Terry Loyd, 3:06

215 – F. Hinds (GR) by forfeit

275 – M. Griffin (GR) pinned Evan Reynolds, 3:19

103 – L. Matthews (GR) pinned Emmanuel Bernal, 5:51

112 – J. Siron (GR) pinned Joshua Fowler, 0:30

119 – L. Sterling (GR) major decision Brandon Annis, 12-1

125 – R. Wolfe (GR) beat Dustin Smith, 7-0

130 – J. Prince (GR) tech fall Michael Galindez, 17-2, 3:39

135 – B. Prince (GR) by forfeit

 

Grissom – 49 Cordova – 25

140 – W. Ansick (G) pinned Andrew Black, 0:54

145 – Randall Mitchner (CO) major decision B. Schlessel, 12-1

152 – Brendan Gipson (CO) pinned L. Wagner, 2:41

160 – B. stags (G) beat Mitch Reynolds, 13-6

171 – Thomas McNinch (CO) beat B. Magill, 8-7

189 – Scott Berry (CO) pinned R. Dunlap, 1:25

215 – F. Hinds (G) pinned Harry John, 1:50

275 – Stewart Allen (CO) pinned M. Griffin, 4:48

103 – L. McClure (G) pinned Justin Wilson, 4:46

112 – J. siron (G) pinned Jared Taylor, 0:25

119 – L. Sterling (G) tech fall Taylor Grindol, 16-0, 4:00

125 – R. Wolfe (G) pinned Ben Carr, 1:25

130 – J. Prince (G) pinned Kirill Mazor, 1:20

135 – B. Prince (G) tech fall John Hannah, 17-2, 3:19

[WrestleSBA]

Wow thanks for the scores Jose.

 

Looks like some great wrestling with some rematches from Blackhorse in there.

 

I am particularly interested in the fact that Marable looks to have wrestled the TG 152 as opposed to the 171 that decisioned Borneman. Looks like Nick finally made it down to his proper weight and TG had to bump someone to him at 160. I know Nick had a great match up in Missouri, just wondering why he didn't wrestler the 71 from Totino, I know lots of people were looking forward to that.

 

I hate I missed all the action, had to stay late at the office...

 

Odd how both Grissom and the might Wave both managed nine points against Totino Grace.

 

Looks like Cordova had a good day knocking off both Houston and Germantown. Looks like the Germantown match was one heck of a match and it came down to the forfit from G'town at the end. I bet the match between Randall Mitchner and Kenny was awesome, those are two intense individuals!

 

Big pin for Michael Jennings with one second left against Grissom, I am sure all the wave personnel were really happy to get that one. Looks like Baucke had his hands full in an overtime match with Prince from Grissom, bet that one had both teams jumping.

 

Looks like Stewart Allen just came in with plans of adding to his pin total today too, impressive performance from the big boy.

[#1 Dad]

All roads lead to Houston today as 13 dual meets rocked the Memphis area wrestling scene. All I can say is... wow! My son luckily pinned his TG opponent in the first period, unlike every other fellow wrestler. These kids needed an oven mit because this was some HOT wrestling!

[ankLpik]

All roads lead to Houston today as 13 dual meets rocked the Memphis area wrestling scene.  All I can say is... wow!  My son luckily pinned his TG opponent in the first period, unlike every other fellow wrestler.  These kids needed an oven mit because this was some HOT wrestling!

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Lucky catch, but a W is a W.

[usfjim]

All roads lead to Houston today as 13 dual meets rocked the Memphis area wrestling scene.  All I can say is... wow!  My son luckily pinned his TG opponent in the first period, unlike every other fellow wrestler.  These kids needed an oven mit because this was some HOT wrestling!

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b-dog, i didn't see it but are you saying brother 30 josh was lucky? i always thought he was just that good.

 

by the way, i haven't noticed the pocket protector holding your pins and pencils or the black rimmed glasses, but you obviously had them on when you typed that last quote.

 

all you forgot to say was golly gee willickers.......or shazam might have fit.....

[usfjim]

Brother Josh?  Dragon Lindow is the only R8er that pinned against TG in the first...

 

Unless I'm confused - I don't know the identity of DAD...

 

Josh simply overpowered and out wrestled his TG opponent, but pinned in the 3rd, right?

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you are correct o wise anklpik, i was looking at the post of matches for the day, not considering this as just a region x, ....uh....er, eight thing.

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[ankLpik]

you are correct o wise anklpik, i was looking at the post of matches for the day, not considering this as just a region x, ....uh....er, eight thing. 

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What a nerd- I accidentally deleted my post upon my attempt to edit. Thank you for quoting me so quickly.

 

I was going to add that I hope our boys learned a lesson from the spanking.

[usfjim]

What a nerd-

I was going to add that I hope our boys learned a lesson from the spanking.

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are you also #1 dad, (nerd)......

 

the only thing i ever learned from a spanking was to not do something again so i wouldn't get spanked again. so, that being said............

[CoachBray]

are you also #1 dad, (nerd)......

 

the only thing i ever learned from a spanking was to not do something again so i wouldn't get spanked again. so, that being said............

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Or at least not get caught!

[WrestleSBA]

Or at least not get caught!

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Now Coach Bray what kind of lesson is that for the kids ! Come on guys be sneakly about it . Just messing with ya thumb .

 

On another topic I don't think anyone in the state could have taken Totino Grace this year but there might have been some closer matches...

[texas23]

Now Coach Bray what kind of lesson is that for the kids  !  Come on guys be sneakly about it .  Just messing with ya thumb . 

 

On another topic I don't think anyone in the state could have taken Totino Grace this year but there might have been some closer matches...

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Just an observation, but wrestling teams in West Tennesse is not always the best barometer of what the state has to offer.

[WrestleSBA]

Just an observation, but wrestling teams in West Tennesse is not always the best barometer of what the state has to offer.

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Tex,

 

I do take that a little personally, but you are right in many cases and I do respect your opinion. I believe, and many others statewide would agree, that the West is working hard to improve as we are very tired of being looked down upon.

 

All that said, I do believe that the good folks from Collierville are currently ranked fifth in the state and thier only wins against Totino Grace were at 215 and 275 where their boys are currently ranked 3rd and 4th respectively (and deservedly so if I do say so!). All be it they were missing a few top competitors in the Hunts and #1 ranked Kent Johnson and Shawn Speroff, but I seriously doubt that the presence of these four would have changed the outcome. I am not even sure if it would have truly affected the score much (not to demean those guys ).

 

No doubt that the boys from Bradley or Franklin might have given them a better match but I doubt the outcomes would have changed and honestly I think the scores wouldn't have changed much based on what the guys from TG did against some other top ranked competition from other teams.