Posted on January 19, 2010 by dabears
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Bradley 64 – Ringgold (GA) 9
140 – Bradley Colbaugh (BC) pin Simon Stedman (R) 1:40
145 – Dustin Fuqa (R) dec. Vince Aguilar (BC) 10-3
152 – Chris Aguilar (BC) pin Shae Cope (R) 1:45
160 – Jacob Bailey (BC) dec Jake Corals (R) 7-2
171 – Matt Roderick (BC) dec Demitrious Taylor (R) 12-10
189 – Chris Hood (BC) pin Thomas Guinn (R) 1:52
215 – Tucker Bolton (BC) rec’d forfeit
285 – Patrick Benson (BC) pin Adam Coral (R) :30
103 – Jacob Climer (BC) pin Trey Edwards (R) :40
112 – Jericho Crutcher (BC) rec’d forfeit
119 – Ringgold rec’d forfeit
125 – Aaron Hutson (BC) tech Ringold 19-0 3:30
130 – Tyler Shuch (BC) pin Dylan Hitchcock (R) :55
135 – Trevor Herron (BC) tech Zach Farron (R) 16-1 2:30
Bradley 75 – LFO (GA) 6
145 – Vince Aguilar (BC) pin Wesley Payne (LFO) 1:48
152 – Chris Aguilar (BC) pin Ty Todd (LFO) :21
160 – Jacob Bailey (BC) pin Bubba Cruz (LFO) 1:37
171 – Matt Roderick (BC) maj Nate Long (LFO) 10-2
189 – Chris Hood (BC) pin Nick Anderson (LFO) :59
215 – Tucker Bolton (BC) pin Tyler Simpson (LFO) :14
285 – Patrick Benson (BC) pin Brandon Frady (LFO) :35
103 – J acob Climer (BC) rec’d forfiet
112 – Jericho Crutcher (BC) pin Chase Hale (LFO) 2:50
119 – David Plank (LFO) rec’d forfiet
125 – Aaron Hutson (BC) tech Tim Travis (LFO) 18-2 5:07
130 – Tyler Shuch (BC) pin Robert McAvoy (LFO) :48
135 – Trevor Herron (BC) pin Taylor Peterson (LFO) 3:33
140 – Bradley Colbaugh (BC) rec’d forfeit
Posted on January 18, 2010 by Jarrod Ruez
Brentwoodhomepage.com has put together an article with some images, covering the 2010 GP West Invitational. Find it here
Posted on January 17, 2010 by Jarrod Ruez
Cameron Croy from Brentwood High school was the first 4x champion of the 41 year old tournament. He did this while earning his 100th win.
Brentwood’s State runner-up Blake Thomas and Soddy’s sophomore State Champion Campbell Lewis won their first titles by pinning their way through the tournament.
Junior Caleb Erwin from Union County, last years champ at 130 and currently ranked 19th in the country at 135 by Intermat, beat 2x state champion Michael Hooker of McCallie. Erwin was voted Best Wrestler of the tournament.
The Tennessean has a full article on the GP West Invitational wrestling tournament, and below are the finals scores and match results.
G.P. WEST INVITATIONAL AT BRENTWOOD
Team: McCallie 166; Soddy-Daisy 158.5; Ravenwood 137; Union Co., Ky. 137; Cookeville 129.5; Brentwood 116; Clarksville 116; Tullahoma 115.5; Franklin 111.5; Blackman 92; Overton 78.5; McGavock 75.5; Red Bank 54.5; Houston 39; Centennial 37; Ensworth 32; Antioch 24; Ft. Campbell, Ky. 24; FRA 19; Montgomery Central 18; David Lipscomb 16; Page 10; Smyrna 4.
Championship finals: 103 — Brock Ervin (UC) p. Brandon Brunner (Tul), 2:47; 112 — Blake Thomas (Bwd) p. Madison Martin (RB), 3:27; 119 — Tim Westbrook (McC) d. Patrick Chadwick (Ovt) 15-5; 125 — Campbell Lewis (SD) p. Chad Isbell (Clks), 2:15; 130 — Keaton Thomas (UC) d. Jake Gamble (SD) 8-6; 135 — Isaac Thomas (UC) d. Brian Keiffer (Rwd) 9-5; 140 — Cale Ervin (UC) d. Michael Hooker (McC) 10-5; 145 — Zach Bennett (Fkn) d. Brandon Isbell (Clks) 9-7; 152 — T.J. Duncan (McC) p. Donovan Freeman (Rwd), 5:38; 160 — Chase Martino (McC) d. Everett Colbert (McG) 13-1; 171 — Joe Proctor (Ckvl) p. Anthony Lemon (Tul), 0:43; 189 — Michael Kennedy (Blk) d. John Salada (Ckvl) 7-6; 215 — Cameron Croy (Bwd) d. Adam Wells (Blk) 19-3; 285 — Matt Bridges (Bwd) d. Alex Seeley (SD) 8-2.
Posted on January 14, 2010 by dabears
Bradley Central 51 – Cleveland 13
Thursday, January 14, 2010
103 – Austin Oliver (C) dec Jacob Climer (BC) 4-2
112 – Jericho Crutcher (BC) dec Joel Simpkins (C) 9-2
119 – Tyler Pitts (BC) dec Haden Hamilton (C) 4-0
125 – Ethan Hames (BC) maj Brandon Strickland (C) 20-8
130 – Tyler Shuch (BC) tech Alex Migovich (C) 3:51 18-3
135 – Trevor Herron (BC) maj Aaron Lopez (C) 12-0
140 – Bradley Colbaugh (BC) pin Javier Franciso (C) 3:39
145 – Vince Aguilar (BC) maj Dre Moore (C) 15-5
152 – Chris Aguilar (BC) rec’d forfeit
160 – Bailey Jones (C) pin Jacob Bailey (BC) 4:53
171 – Matt Roderick (BC) pin Will Moreland (C) 3:28
189 – Chip Norwood (C) maj Chris Hood (BC) 16-2
215 – Tucker Bolton (BC) maj Jesse Jones (C) 11-2
285 – Patrick Benson (BC) pin Jordan Hines (C) 1:41
Crowd around 1000 people.
Posted on January 12, 2010 by dabears
Bradley Central 68 – Greenback 3
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
112 – Jericho Crutcher (BC) pin Jarrod Sorenson (G) 3:08
119 – Dakota Reams (BC) dec Dillon Jones (G) 7-2
125 – Ethan Hames (BC) pin Josha Batatoe (G) 1:44
130 – Tyler Shuch (BC) maj Jess Hooper 10-2
135 – Trevor Herron (BC) tech Aaron Clark (G) 15-0 3:29
140 – Bradley Colbaugh (BC) rec’d forfeit
145 – Vince Aguilar (BC) tech Landon Harding (G) 20-5 3:29
152 – Chris Aguilar (BC) dec Jeremy Miller (G) 8-4
160 – Jacob Bailey (BC) pin Brock Talley (G) 1:33
171 – Matt Roderick (BC) pin Josh Ford (G) :48
189 – Chandler Bennett (BC) pin Tanner Miller (G) 3:35
215 – Tucker Bolton (BC) pin Stephen Smith (G) :25
285 – Tyler Dailey (G) dec Patrick Benson (BC) 9-6
103 – Jacob Climer (BC) rec’d forfeit
Next: Cleveland will visit Bradley Thursday night (1/14/10)
Posted on January 11, 2010 by Ronnie Bray
James Lammey (Christian Brothers)
Posted on January 11, 2010 by Ronnie Bray
Jeff Price (Science Hill)
Posted on January 11, 2010 by Ronnie Bray
103
1. Brandon Brunner (Tullahoma)
2. Austin Oliver (Cleveland)
3. Caleb Langford (Walker Valley)
4. Jacob Climer (Bradley Central)
5. Jack Finnegan (Ravenwood)
6. Jeremy Gonzales (Rossview)
Others to watch: Chris Palacio (Red Bank), Tate Dalrymple (Bolton), Kyle Eustice (Soddy Daisy), Tyler Smith (Houston), Garrett Sealor (Ooltewah), Max Vaughn (Science Hill)
Continue reading D1 Rankings for Jan 11, 2010 »
Posted on January 11, 2010 by Ronnie Bray
103
1. Mike Akers (Father Ryan)
2. Alex Elsea (McCallie)
3. Nick Standefer (Baylor)
4. Nick Gray (Christian Brothers)
5. John Olsen (BGA)
6. Cayce Ortale (MBA)
Continue reading D2 Rankings for Jan 11, 2010 »
Posted on January 11, 2010 by Jarrod Ruez
University of Minnesota freshman wrestler and former Olympian, Jake Deitchler has been ruled ineligible by the NCAA for the 2009-10 academic year. He will lose a year of eligibility.
The story on Intermat quotes J Robinson discussing a similar situation where the student athlete received MORE money, and was only suspended for 2-weeks and made to pay back that money. I am not sure why the NCAA has given Deitchler such a harsh punishment. It seems a little unfair.
Read the full story at Intermat – Deitchler ruled ineligible for 2009-10 season
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