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Post by Earl on Oct 23, 2007 20:25:47 GMT -5
We are getting to the wrestle-off/intersquad season. I'll post results in this thread. I'm going to Maryland's Thursday, holler at me if anyone else goes....
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Post by stovepipe on Oct 24, 2007 20:39:05 GMT -5
EARL, Yes, I'll see you tomorrow evening at UMD. By the way, former Navy EIWA champ and NCAA finalist Wayne Hicks posted the Navy matchups. The Navy Blue/Gold wrestleoffs are Oct 26 at 7 pm (19:00) in Halsey Field House.
125 - Joe Boone (from CA) v Allen Stein (ME); 133 Matt Pagan (NJ) v Joe Breen (MD) [Wayne Hicks says Joe Baker is being held out of the wrestleoffs]; 141 Glen Shober (PA) v Caleb Levee (LA); 149 Joel Ahern (NY) v Spencer Manley (TN); 157 Joe Butcher (NJ) v Rob Neill (NJ); 165 Jason Coyne (PA) v Justin Jacobs (MI); 174 Matt Stolpinski (MA) v Ben Nichols (MD); 184 Casey Caldwell (IN) v Matt Parsons (MD); 197 Robert Johnson (FL) v Tyler Moyer (MD); and 285 Scott Steele (MD) v Ed Prendergast (MO). -Stove Pipe
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Post by bronco on Oct 25, 2007 10:07:51 GMT -5
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Post by stovepipe on Oct 25, 2007 22:24:28 GMT -5
^^^I attended the University of Maryland wrestleoffs tonight (10/25/07). Here are the results in the order the matches were wrestled:
125 - Brendan Bryne tallied a stall point and escape to decision James Knox 2-1. Bryne is tall and big and looks like he’s going to have a time staying down and competing at 125 this season. I’d guess Bryne and Knox might end up co-starting? (Also, Lou Ruland was held out tonight, and I assume he could get in the hunt to start at 125, too,)
125 - Pat Strizki majored Will Sharbaugh 10-2. Word around College Park is that Strizki is a likely redshirt this season.
133 - Steve Bell dec Mookie Golden 11-4.
141 - Jon Kohler (3 TD’s) dec Charlie Pinto 8-5.
141 - Lederer dec Bogusz 3-2.
141/149 - Alex Krom majored Kyle John 15-6. Several comments on Krom. Off-season talk was that he will redshirt this season. Also, Krom is a horse, and from where I was sitting, that kid is a 149 pounder.
149 - Eric Medina looked sharp, pinning Matt MacLean in the first period.
149 - In the other match at 149 tonight, Ryan Brown dec Cory Biscaha 4-2.
157 - Brian Letters majored Clint Stout 10-2. It looks to me like Letters will be the starter this season at 157.
157 - Hawvermale won by default (first period) when Jake Fedechko got his right knee injured in a scramble.
165 - Mike McGill dec Ryan Kennett 10-3.
174 - Mike Letts teched Rothstein (I think it was Rothstein) 17-0.
184 - I saw Josh Haines in the gym, but he did not wrestle, and there was no bout at 184.
197 - No bout. Obviously Hudson Taylor would be the starter.
285 – Pat Gilmore pinned Tom Sitar in the third period. Gilmore was well ahead at the time. (Bryan Reiss was held out.)
-Stove Pipe
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Post by stovepipe on Oct 26, 2007 6:24:27 GMT -5
^^^Appalachian State held exhibition matches on 10/24. A fan posted results on a national site. I took the following from that post, but the results to date (10/25/07) have not been posted on the Appalachian State athletic site. –Allen (WR.com)
125: Corey Hulsey beat Frank Celorrio.
125: Corey Hulsey beat Austin Annas.
125: Frank Celorrio beat John Harkey.
125: John Harkey beat Austin Annas.
133: Terreyl Williams beat Mark Taylor.
133: Terreyl Williams beat Alex Brown.
133: Alex Brown beat Mark Taylor.
141: Ryan Scott beat Mike Kessler.
141: Garrett Minor beat Ben Cloninger.
141: Marcus Cox beat Ben Cloninger.
141: Marcus Cox beat Michael Cox.
141: Mike Kessler beat Michael Cox.
141: Ryan Scott beat Garrett Minor.
149: Scott Ervin beat Chip Powell.
149: Scott Ervin beat Derek Carmichael.
149: Chip Powell beat Derek Carmichael (TF).
157: Ed Hutchinson beat Cody Bradshaw.
157: Ed Hutchinson beat Alex Cooke (fall).
157: Alex Cooke beat Cody Bradshaw.
165: Tommy Hutchinson beat Brandon Young.
165: Brett Houghton beat Ken Kepley (fall).
165: Brett Houghton beat Brandon Young.
165: Tommy Hutchinson beat Ken Kepley.
174: Neal Martin beat Antoine Jones.
184: Dylan Temple beat Austin Trotman (1-0).
197: John Allen Griswold beat Brandon Brothers.
285: Jerod Campbell beat Derrick Calloway (1-0).
[Note: According to the Appalachian State wrestling schedule, they have their intra-squad Blak/Gold exhibition bouts coming up on November 1.]
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Post by ne125 on Oct 26, 2007 8:19:15 GMT -5
Surprising result that Kohler beat Pinto. Do Bell, Byrne and Letters look like they can do some damage this year?
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Post by stovepipe on Oct 26, 2007 9:34:46 GMT -5
^^^ne125, My pedestrian opinion is as follows:
1)Kohler has gotten physically bigger and two-steps better than he was last season, and Pinto, who I view as a total warrior, perhaps has not been able to recover 100% from a couple of shoulder injuries that have frustrated his college wrestling career.
2)YES, Bell and Letters are tough as owl droppings and both are capable of top 2 or 3 finishes in the 2008 ACC Tournament. (As you all know, Brian and Troy Letters are first cousins.)
3)I think Byrne is a tall and big 125 pounder, and if he can function at that weight all season long, would be in the hunt to win the ACC title.
Thank you for your interest in Terp Wrestling, -Stove Pipe
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Post by stovepipe on Oct 26, 2007 9:39:38 GMT -5
^^^Here is a list, that I took from a number of sources, to get an idea of some of the Div I teams’ wrestle-offs that are coming up through Nov 4, 2007. If you’re planning on attending an early season wrestle-off, please check with that team or university SID wrestling contact to make sure of date/time/venue. Yours in College Wrestling, -Allen (WR.com)
Oct 26 – Pitt Panthers, Navy, Cleveland State, and Air Force.
Oct 27 – Army, George Mason, Stanford, Duke, and South Dakota State.
Oct 28 – Edinboro and Old Dominion.
Oct 29 – Indiana.
Oct 30 – Bucknell and lehigh.
Nov 1 – TennChat, Oklahoma, and Appalachian State.
Nov 2 – Virginia Tech, Rutgers, Nebraska and Wyoming.
Nov 3 – Kent State, Columbia and UC Davis.
Nov 4 – Penn State, UPenn and Hofstra.
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Post by Earl on Oct 26, 2007 16:37:49 GMT -5
Ohio State's Wrestle-Off's
125-Nikko Triggas fall over Pat Harrington 1st
133-Reece Humphrey dec over Will Livingston 8-2
149-Lance Palmer fall over Tyler Meek 1st
157-Sean Nemec tech fall over Brendan Beucler 15-0
165-Robel Campbell dec over Ross Amrose 8-2
174-Alex Picazo dec over Tommy Priestly 4-2
197-John Weakley dec over Zack Weinrich 10-8
285-Corey Morrison injury default over JD Bergman
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Post by gutfirst on Oct 26, 2007 18:43:11 GMT -5
bergman hurt again? anyone know the extent?
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