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Welcome to the 12th Annual
Hilton Arlington / Brute Lone Star Duals
Welcome to the 12th edition of the Lone Star Duals. We welcome back Brute as a name sponsor and look forward
to working with them on this great event. We also welcome new colleges participating for the first time in the
University of Minnesota, Cal Poly, Virginia Tech, and a program returning to the ranks of the NCAA Division
II, Colorado State - Pueblo. We are excited to have these programs joining us in Texas and hope they enjoy the
experience. Also, the University of Oklahoma and Brown will be joining us for the 12 year in a row and we are
thankful for their participation over the years and look forward to watching them compete.
With the perspective of 12 years of watching this competition I would like to make a few observations. First, we
have seen most of the premier and storied programs in the sport attend this event. We have watched Oklahoma,
Oklahoma State, Iowa, Iowa State, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Missouri, Michigan, all of the Service Academies, all of
the Ivy League Schools (except Yale), and now we are joined by Minnesota. We have seen National Championship teams from other divisions, such as Central Oklahoma and Nebraska-Kearney from NCAA Division II and
Wartburg in NCAA Division III. We have watched as teams from the NAIA, NJCAA, and NCWA competed in
the field. Without a doubt, we have been fortunate to expose Texas to some of the very best programs the sport
of wrestling has to offer.
It has also spawned a tremendous number of opportunities for Texas student athletes to participate in colleges
around the country. Many of our athletes have gone on to have a great deal of success at the higher level. On
the boy’s side, we have seen Tervel Delagnev, from Arlington High, become a 2 time NCAA Division II National
Champion and J.J. Holmes become an NJCAA National Champion. Ben Heizer, from Bowie, and Mo Lawal,
from Plano, have been All Americans and participated in the NCAA Division I National Championship match.
Mo was Division II Champ at Central Oklahoma before moving up to Division I at Oklahoma State. Brandon
Slay, our three time State Champion at Tascosa High, All American at Penn, and Olympic Champion, won the
Olympic Trials hosted right here in Dallas, Texas before the 2000 Sydney Olympics. We now welcome back our
first Olympic Medalist from the girls programs in Randi Miller, from Martin High, Olympic Bronze Medalist in
Beijing this summer. The number of students who have been able to attend college and earn a degree because of
their participation in the sport is too great to list here.
We have also had the opportunity to host the Dream Team High School competition and the NWCA All Star
Classic college competition in the Metroplex as well. This event was started as a way to expose Texas wrestlers
and coaches to the college programs around the country and it has succeeded beyond our wildest dreams. We
hope you enjoy the competition over the next two days and keep in mind that many of the wrestlers you see here
may be competing in college and internationally over the next few years. You may even have the opportunity to
watch one or two of them competing in the 2012 Olympics in London.
Finally, I would like to dedicate this year’s event to our newest Olympian and a true local success story for the
Texas UIL women’s wrestling program, Olympic Bronze Medalist, Randi Miller. Congratulations, Randi!
Sincerely,
Barry Boustead
Tournament Director
Hilton Arlington / Brute 3
DUALS 2009
Welcome to the Hilton Arlington / Brute Lone Star
Duals Hosted by:
The Lone Star Wrestling Association
Special Thanks to:
Cory Ruelas - Hilton Arlington
Sherry Gutkowski - Hilton Arlington
John Purnell - Brute
Jeff “Peanut” Bowyer – Brute
Peggy Kahler – Hawthorne Suites
Paul Gilbert - Resilite Mats
Mike Pyle – Resilite Mats
CSG Sports Coatings
U.S. Marines
Barry Boustead – Tournament Director
Kathi Reinbold & Libby Hohman – Hospitality
Sherry Gutkowski – Hilton Arlington
Peggy Kahler – Hawthorn Suites
A. L. Haizlip – Announcer
Sandy Stevens - Announcer
Chad Hennings - Promotion
Brandon Slay – 2000 Olympic Gold Medalist
Pat Olin – Befour Clocks
Scott & Aurelia Green - On Line Graphics – Program
Steve Sherrill – President, Lone Star Wrestling Assoc.
Randy, Debbie, Michael, Heidi Starr – Administration
Ron Houston – Transportation Coordination
Toni Boustead – North Texas Data Services
David Rakes – Computer Services
Nate Kempler – Assistant Director
Jeff McCall – Marketing / Special Projects
Bob & Liz Pearce – Girls Tournament Directors
Joe Mendenhall – Weigh-ins / Special projects
Walt Berger - Medical
Mike Fox – Networking
Guy Snodgrass – Security Coordinator
L.D. Bell Volunteers
Matt Criner –South Grand Prairie - Host Coach
Vicki Bridges – South Grand Prairie Host Principal
Fred Clausen – GPISD Athletic Coordinator
Jim Engstrom – Head HS Officials
Jim Ramirez – Head NCAA Officials
Eran Scherencel – Boston Gourmet Pizza
Jason Bryant – 411 Wrestling
Martin Floreani - Flo Wrestling
Kathi & Rick Reinbold – Paper / Signs
Chris McCall - Clever Items
Inside Texas Wrestling
Wrestling USA Magazine
Bryan Van Clay - WIN Magazine
Amateur Wrestling News
Brad Boustead – Turkey Chef
Al Biermann - Turkey Carver
Rose Cipolla – Food Transportation
Grand Prairie Independent School District
South Grand Prairie High School
Arlington Colts Wrestling Booster Club
Martin Warriors Wrestling Booster Club
Lamar Viking Wrestling Booster Club
South Grand Prairie Wrestling Booster Club
Grand Prairie Assoc. of Wrestling
DSI Printing
Steve Silver
Enterprise Van & Car Rental
Craig Kipp – Special Projects
Rick Waltman
Boston Gourmet Pizza – Wristbands
Jaime Coffee / Dave Stephenson – Titus Marketing
….and all of the un-named volunteers that make this happen.
4 Lone Star Duals • 2009
Mat Layout
Middle School Gym
811
812
South Grand Prairie High School
entrance
N
Parking Lot
entrance
entrance
JV
JV
Cafeteria
Coliseum Gym
entrance
2
4
6
1
3
5
7
Lobby Gym
10
9
entrance
8
Stage - Hospitality
JV Gym
2000-2200
7
1800-2000
6
1600-1800
5
1400-1600
4
1200-1400
3
1000-1200
2
0800-1000
1
Session
Katy
TCA
vs
Martin
Cascia Hall
vs
Girls
Brother
Martin
vs
Katy
Bowie
Hebron
vs
Keller Central
Brother
Martin
Sapulpa
vs
Sapulpa
vs
Martin
vs
Archbishop
Rummel
vs
Bishop Lynch Bishop Kelley
Bowie
Hebron
Cascia Hall
vs
Lawton
vs
Langley
TCA
St. Michaels
vs
South Moore
vs
Caprock
vs
Langley
Highland
Park
vs
TCA
Centennial
vs
Bowie
Keller Central
vs
Lawton
Archbishop
Rummel
vs
Woodlands
Saginaw
vs
Arlington
Girls
Bishop Lynch
Kimbal
vs
Girls
Match 4, 9
Saginaw
vs
Caprock
Caprock
vs
Cascia Hall
Girls
Match 3, 7
Mat 4
Main Gym
Mat 3
vs
Martin
vs
vs
Bishop Lynch
Lawton
Sapulpa
Marcus
Girls
Girls
Archbishop
Rummel
Girls
Match 2, 8
Girls
Match 1, 6
Mat 2
Mat 1
vs
Arlington
vs
Marcus
Kimball
vs
Centennial
Saginaw
vs
Marcus
Woodlands
Highland
Park
South Moore
Kimball
vs
Bishop Kelley
Hebron
vs
Katy
South Moore
vs
Woodlands
Langley
vs
Arlington
Brother
Martin
vs
St. Michaels
Highland
Park
vs
St. Michaels
vs
Girls
Boys #2
Keller Central
Match 11
Girls
Mat 6
Bishop Kelley
vs
Centennial
Girls
Match 5, 10
Girls
Mat 5
Friday Schedule
Lone Star Duals 2009
Bishop Lynch
vs
South Moore
Keller Central
Cascia Hall
vs
Saginaw
Woodlands
vs
TCA
Brother
Martin
vs
Arlington
vs
Caprock
St. Michaels
vs
Katy
Lawton
vs
Hebron
vs
Highland
Park
Bishop Lynch
Weigh-ins
Boys
Bishop Kelley
vs
Martin
Centennial
vs
Sapulpa
Bowie
vs
Kimball
Marcus
vs
Langley
Weigh-ins
Boys
Mat 8
J V Gym
Mat 7
St. Michaels
vs
Lawton
Arlington
vs
Cascia Hall
Highland
Park
Woodlands
vs
Archbishop
Rummel
Langley
vs
Saginaw
Sapulpa
vs
Kimball
Archbishop
Rummel
vs
Marcus
vs
Caprock
Centennial
vs
Martin
vs
Brother
Martin
Hebron
Weigh-ins
Boys
Mat 10
Bishop Kelley
vs
Bowie
Keller Central
vs
Katy
TCA
vs
South Moore
Weigh-ins
Boys
Mat 9
Lobby Gym
DUALS 2009
Fridays Competition Schedule
Friday, January 2, 2009
2000-2200
7
1800-2000
6
1600-1800
5
1400-1600
4
1200-1400
3
1000-1200
2
0800-1000
1
Session
vs
Harvard
Army
vs
Air Force
North
Carolina
Brown
Nebraska
Kearney
vs
Wisconsin
Stevens Pt
North
Carolina
vs
Minnesota
Virginia
Tech
vs
Cal Poly
vs
Girls 3rd
Boys 3rd
Match: 19
Boys 3rd
vs
Oklahoma
Stanford
vs
Oklahoma
Girls Champ
Boys Champ
Match: 20
Boys Champ
Army
vs
vs
vs
Nebraska
Kearney
vs
Newman
vs
College
Women
College
Women
Boys 9th
Match: 18
Match: 17
Boys 7th
Boys 9th
Boys 11th
Boys 7th
Colo State
Univ–Pueblo
Match: 15
Boys 11th
Oklahoma
City
vs
Boys Cons
Match: 12
Boys Cons
Girls 7th
vs
Girls 7th
Boys Cons
Oklahoma
City
Wisconsin
Stevens Pt
Colo State
Univ–Pueblo
vs
UT
Arlington
Central
Oklahoma
vs
Harvard
Girls 3rd
Appalachian
State
Girls Champ
Brown
Boys 5th
Stanford
Cal Poly
Air Force
vs
Match: 16
UT
Arlington
Appalachian
State
Boys 5th
Boys Semi
Match: 11
Match: 14
Match: 13
Boys Semi
Boys Cons
Boys Semi
Boys Semi
Boys Cons
Central
Oklahoma
Appalachian
State
vs
Army
Virginia
Tech
Central
Oklahoma
Newman
Match: 9
Boys Cons
Boys C2/B3
Dual
USA
Boys D2/A3
Match: 7
Match: 6
Boys B2/C3
Boys B1
Boys D1
Match: 5
Boys A3
Boys A1
Boys B3
Match: 3
Match: 2
Match: 1
Boys C3
Boys D2
Boys C2
Boys A2/D3
Match: 8
Boys C1
Boys D3
Match: 4
Boys A2
Mat 10
Lobby Gym
Mat 9
Boys B2
Mat 8
J V Gym
Mat 7
vs
New Mexico
Highlands
Brown
vs
Boys #2
Virginia
Tech
vs
New Mexico
Highlands
Oklahoma
City
Mat 6
vs
Army
vs
vs
vs
New Mexico
Highlands
North
Carolina
Minnesota
vs
Oklahoma
City
New Mexico
Highlands
College
Women
vs
Newman
College
Women
Nebraska
Kearney
Boys Cons
Air Force
Oklahoma
vs
UT
Arlington
Girls 5th
Boys Cons
Harvard
Wisconsin
Stevens Pt
Cal Poly
vs
Match: 10
vs
vs
UT
Arlington
vs
Colo State
Univ–Pueblo
Colo State
Univ–Pueblo
Central
Oklahoma
Mat 5
vs
Girls 5th
Wisconsin
Stevens Pt
vs
Newman
Nebraska
Kearney
vs
Mat 4
Main Gym
Mat 3
vs
vs
Minnesota
Oklahoma
vs
Stanford
Appalachian
State
vs
Mat 2
Mat 1
Saturday Schedule
Lone Star Duals 2009
Saturday Competition Schedule
High School
Grid
2009Boys
LonePool
StarPlay
Duals
DUALS 2009
Hilton Arlington / Brute
Friday , January 2, 2009
Pool Play
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shows the
and mat
forThe
eachmatch
session.
This grid shows
opponent
andopponent
mat assignment
forassignment
each session.
results and records will be
The match results and records
will
be updated
after each round.
updated
after
each round.
Pool
Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
Pool
Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
Pool
Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
Pool
Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
A
School
Brother Martin
Lawton
Katy
Keller Central
St. Michael's
Hebron
Session
3 (12:00 PM) 4 (2:00 PM) 5 (4:00 PM) 6 (6:00 PM) 7 (8:00 PM)
Heb/Mat 10
StM/Mat 6
Law/Mat 1
KCen/Mat 7
Kat/Mat 2
Kat/Mat 2
Heb/Mat 8
KCen/Mat 4
BrM/Mat 1
StM/Mat 9
Law/Mat 2
KCen/Mat 9
StM/Mat 8
Heb/Mat 6
BrM/Mat 2
StM/Mat 6
Kat/Mat 9
Law/Mat 4
BrM/Mat 7
Heb/Mat 3
KCen/Mat 6
BrM/Mat 6
Kat/Mat 8
Heb/Mat 3
Law/Mat 9
BrM/Mat 10
Law/Mat 8
StM/Mat 3
Kat/Mat 6
KCen/Mat 3
B
School
Sapulpa
Bowie
Martin
Centennial
Bishop Kelley
Kimball
Session
2 (10:00 AM)
Mar/Mat 1
Sap/Mat 1
BK/Mat 5
Cen/Mat 5
C
School
Langley
Cascia Hall
Caprock
Marcus
Arlington
Saginaw
3 (12:00 PM) 4 (2:00 PM) 5 (4:00 PM) 6 (6:00 PM) 7 (8:00 PM)
Cen/Mat 7
Kim/Mat 10
BK/Mat 3
Bow/Mat 1
Kim/Mat 7
BK/Mat 9
Cen/Mat 4
Mar/Mat 1
Sap/Mat 1
Cen/Mat 10
Kim/Mat 2
BK/Mat 7
Bow/Mat 1
Mar/Mat 10
Sap/Mat 7
Bow/Mat 4
Kim/Mat 5
Bow/Mat 9
Mar/Mat 7
Sap/Mat 3
Kim/Mat 6
Bow/Mat 7
Mar/Mat 2
Sap/Mat 10
Cen/Mat 5
BK/Mat 6
Session
2 (10:00 AM)
FMM/Mat 7
Cap/Mat 3
Cas/Mat 3
Lan/Mat 7
Sag/Mat 4
Arl/Mat 4
D
School
Bishop Lynch
TCA
Rummel
Highland Park
Woodlands
South Moore
Record
Position
2 (10:00 AM)
3 (12:00 PM) 4 (2:00 PM) 5 (4:00 PM) 6 (6:00 PM) 7 (8:00 PM)
Arl/Mat 6
Cas/Mat 2
Sag/Mat 10
Cap/Mat 4
FMM/Mat 1
Lan/Mat 2
Arl/Mat 9
Sag/Mat 8
Sag/Mat 3
FMM/Mat 10
Arl/Mat 8
Lan/Mat 4
Cas/Mat 1
Cap/Mat 10
Sag/Mat 5
Arl/Mat 5
Lan/Mat 6
Cap/Mat 8
Cas/Mat 9
FMM/Mat 5
Cap/Mat 3
FMM/Mat 5
Lan/Mat 10
Cas/Mat 8
Session
2 (10:00 AM)
HP/Mat 8
SM/Mat 9
BL/Mat 8
TCA/Mat 9
3 (12:00 PM) 4 (2:00 PM) 5 (4:00 PM) 6 (6:00 PM) 7 (8:00 PM)
Woo/Mat 4
TCA/Mat 1
Rum/Mat 2
SM/Mat 7
Rum/Mat 2
BL/Mat 1
Woo/Mat 8
TCA/Mat 2
SM/Mat 3
HP/Mat 9
BL/Mat 2
Woo/Mat 10
SM/Mat 5
Woo/Mat 5
Rum/Mat 9
TCA/Mat 4
BL/Mat 4
HP/Mat 5
SM/Mat 6
TCA/Mat 8
Rum/Mat 10
HP/Mat 5
Rum/Mat 3
Woo/Mat 6
BL/Mat 7
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0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Record
Position
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Position
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Position
High School 2009
BoysLone
PoolStar
Play
Schedule
Duals
Friday , January 2, 2009
High School Boys Pool Play
Session I 8am - 10am
Mat #
1-6
Girls first two rounds
7-11
Boys Weigh-ins JV and Freshman Gyms
Session II 10am - 12pm
Mat #
Session V 4pm - 6pm
Mat #
1
Sapulpa HS (Oklahoma) vs Martin HS (Texas)
1
Brother Martin HS (Louisiana) vs Lawton HS (Oklahoma)
2
Lawton HS (Oklahoma) vs Katy HS (Katy, Texas)
2
Langley HS (Virginia) vs Cascia Hall HS (Oklahoma)
3
Cascia Hall HS (Oklahoma) vs Caprock HS (Texas)
3
St. Michaels (NM) vs Hebron (Texas)
4
Arlington HS (Texas) vs Saginaw (Texas)
4
Bowie HS (Austin, Texas) vs Centennial HS (Frisco, Texas)
5
Centennial HS (Frisco, Texas) vs Bishop Kelley (OK)
5
Marcus HS (Flower Mound, Texas) vs Saginaw (Texas)
6
Keller Central (Texas) vs St. Michaels (NM)
6
Woodlands (Texas) vs South Moore (OK)
7
Langley HS (Virginia) vs Marcus HS (Flower Mound, Texas)
7
Martin HS (Texas) vs Bishop Kelley (OK)
8
Bishop Lynch HS (Texas) vs Highland Park HS (Texas)
8
Caprock HS (Texas) vs Arlington HS (Texas)
9
South Moore (OK) vs Trinity Christian Academy (Texas)
9
Archbishop Rummel HS (LA) vs Highland Park HS (Texas)
10
Hebron (Texas) vs Brother Martin HS (Louisiana)
10
Kimball (Texas) vs Sapulpa HS (Oklahoma)
Byes
Bowie, Kimball, Rummel, Woodlands
Session III 12pm - 2pm
Mat #
Byes
Katy, Keller Central, Bishop Lynch, TCA
Session VI 6pm - 8pm
Mat #
1
Cascia Hall HS (Oklahoma) vs Marcus HS (Flower Mound, Texas)
1
Bowie HS (Austin, Texas) vs Martin HS (Texas)
2
Trinity Christian Academy (Texas) vs Archbishop Rummel HS (LA)
2
Bishop Lynch HS (Texas) vs Archbishop Rummel HS (LA)
3
Caprock HS (Texas) vs Saginaw (Texas)
3
Bishop Kelley (OK) vs Sapulpa HS (Oklahoma)
4
Woodlands (Texas) vs Bishop Lynch HS (Texas)
4
Trinity Christian Academy (Texas) vs Highland Park HS (Texas)
5
Highland Park HS (Texas) vs South Moore (OK)
5
Centennial HS (Frisco, Texas) vs Kimball (Texas)
6
St. Michaels (NM) vs Brother Martin HS (Louisiana)
6
Katy HS (Katy, Texas) vs Hebron (Texas)
7
Kimball (Texas) vs Bowie HS (Austin, Texas)
7
Brother Martin HS (Louisiana) vs Keller Central (Texas)
8
Hebron (Texas) vs Lawton HS (Oklahoma)
8
Trinity Christian Academy (Texas) vs Woodlands (Texas)
9
Katy HS (Katy, Texas) vs Keller Central (Texas)
9
Cascia Hall HS (Oklahoma) vs Arlington HS (Texas)
10
Martin HS (Texas) vs Centennial HS (Frisco, Texas)
10
Saginaw (Texas) vs Langley HS (Virginia)
Byes
Lawton, St. Michael's, Caprock, Marcus, South Moore
Byes
Sapulpa, Bishop Kelley, Langley, Arlington
Session IV 2pm - 4pm
Mat #
Session VII 8pm - 10pm
Mat #
1
Bishop Lynch HS (Texas) vs Trinity Christian Academy (Texas)
1
Sapulpa HS (Oklahoma) vs Bowie HS (Austin, Texas)
2
Martin HS (Texas) vs Kimball (Texas)
2
Brother Martin HS (Louisiana) vs Katy HS (Katy, Texas)
3
Archbishop Rummel HS (LA) vs South Moore (OK)
3
Keller Central (Texas) vs Hebron (Texas)
4
Lawton HS (Oklahoma) vs Keller Central (Texas)
4
Langley HS (Virginia) vs Caprock HS (Texas)
5
Highland Park HS (Texas) vs Woodlands (Texas)
5
Marcus HS (Flower Mound, Texas) vs Arlington HS (Texas)
6
Arlington HS (Texas) vs Langley HS (Virginia)
6
Bishop Kelley (OK) vs Kimball (Texas)
7
Sapulpa HS (Oklahoma) vs Centennial HS (Frisco, Texas)
7
South Moore (OK) vs Bishop Lynch HS (Texas)
8
Katy HS (Katy, Texas) vs St. Michaels (NM)
8
Saginaw (Texas) vs Cascia Hall HS (Oklahoma)
9
Bowie HS (Austin, Texas) vs Bishop Kelley (OK)
9
Lawton HS (Oklahoma) vs St. Michaels (NM)
10
Caprock HS (Texas) vs Marcus HS (Flower Mound, Texas)
10
Archbishop Rummel HS (LA) vs Woodlands (Texas)
Byes
Brother Martin, Hebron, Cascia Hall, Saginaw
Byes
Martin, Centennial, TCA, Highland Park
* NOTE: Girls move to the JV Center after their first two rounds.
* NOTE: Mats 7 & 8 are in the JV Gym; Mats 9 & 10 are in the Lobby Gym.
DUALS 2009
High School Boys Saturday Competition Schedule
HiltonSaturday
Arlington
/ Brute3, 2009
, January
2009 Lone Star Duals
HS Boys Saturday Competition Schedule
B2
Match: 1
8:00 AM / Mat 7
1
C3
C2
Match: 2
8:00 AM / Mat 8
2
B3
D2
Match: 3
8:00 AM / Mat 9
3
A3
A2
Match: 4
8:00 AM / Mat 10
4
D3
A1
Match: 5
10:00 AM / Mat 7
5
D1
Match: 6
10:00 AM / Mat 8
6
Match: 13
2:00 PM / Mat 5
13
Champion
Match: 20
8:00 PM / Mat 1
20
B1
Match: 7
10:00 AM / Mat 9
7
C1
Match: 8
10:00 AM / Mat 10
8
Match: 14
2:00 PM / Mat 6
14
13L
Match: 19
8:00 PM / Mat 3
19
14L
Third Place
High School
Girls Competition
2009 Lone
Star DualsSchedule
HS Girls Competition Schedule
Arlington
Match: 1
8:00 AM / Mat 1
1
Frisco
Caprock
Bye
Match: 6
9:00 AM / Mat 1
6
Match: 14
12:00 PM / Mat 11
14
S. Grand Prairie
Match: 2
8:00 AM / Mat 2
2
Centennial
Kimball
Match: 3
8:00 AM / Mat 3
3
River Road
Keller Central
Match: 4
8:00 AM / Mat 4
4
Franklin
Woodlands
Match: 5
8:00 AM / Mat 5
5
Liberty
Match: 9
9:00 AM / Mat 4
9
Champion
(Saturday)
Match: 23
6:00 PM / Mat 1
23
Martin
Bye
Match: 7
9:00 AM / Mat 3
7
Katy
Bye
Match: 8
9:00 AM / Mat 2
8
Match: 15
12:00 PM / Mat 12
15
14L
Third Place
(Saturday)
Match: 22
6:00 PM / Mat 1
22
15L
DUALS 2009
Referee Signals
REFEREES
Rex Anderson
Katy TX (Ponca City, OK 1990-2002)
President, Texas Wrestling Officials
Association - Gulf Coast (07-09)
NCWA collegiate National Championships
08
NCWA dual team National
Championships 09
Texas State Wrestling Finals official 05-08
Texas State Duals official 05-08
Region III tournament official 03-08
Oklahoma Geary, Perry Tournament of
Champions (94-01)
Ben Miller
Sandia Park, New Mexico
Official for 23 years
NCAA Div I Championships 2002,
2004-2009
NCAA Div II Championships
2001-2005,2007,2009
Big 10 Championships 2007,2008
Western Regional 5 times
MAC Championships 2009
Bobby Myers was All Southern California in 1977 while placing 5th in state. He wrestled
against a Japanese team while representing California at East Los Angeles College along with
Joe Gonzales in 1979. He was head coach with the Arlington youth club 8yrs and has been
officiating high school varsity for 12yrs with the Texas Ft Worth/Dallas chapter of the Texas
Wrestling Officials Association. Bob has Officiated at the State Duals and the Lone Star Duals
for 4yrs. He is the proud father of Robert Myers who is a two time state qualifier and two time
state placer at Arlington Lamar High School and placed 5th at the 2008 Oklahoma Open.
Brent Rawson grew up in Southeastern Idaho and currently resides in Houston, TX.
Brent graduated from Brigham Young University in accounting and is a CPA. He is
currently the Controller for ExxonMobil Corporation’s Baytown Petrochemical complex.
Brent began wrestling in Junior High and continued into college. He has been a folk and
freestyle wrestling official for the past 6 years and serves as the Secretary/Treasurer of
the Texas Wrestling Officials Association (Gulf Coast chapter). This will be Brent’s 3rd
Lone Star Duals Tournament.
Brian Lamb was raised in Goddard, KS and currently resides in Houston, TX. Brian was an assistant coach at
Texas A&M Consolidated HS while attending Texas A&M University where he graduated with a BBA in Business
Management in 1991. Brian has volunteered with several Houston Area Schools after graduation prior to officiating.
Brian started officiating formally in 1997. He has served on the local board (Gulf Coast Chapter) as Treasurer,
President and currently serves on the board as past President. Brian has officiated multiple Texas high school
post-season events including several 5 UIL Regional tournaments, 2 UIL State Duals tournaments, 3 Prep State
tournaments and the 2003 & 2006 UIL State tournament. This will be Brian’s 6th Lone Star Duals tournament.
ROSS J. THOMAS: 26 TOTAL YEARS(1982-PRESENT) STATE RULES INTERPRETOR (02-PRESENT)
11 STATE H.S. TOURNAMENTS OFFICIATED-DELAWARE (93/99-PRESENT); NCAA EXPERIENCE
(1992-08)-NCAA DIV. I NATIONALS 07/08/09(Selected) ; NCAA DIVISION I EAST REGIONAL(97/01-04,08);
ATLANTIC COAST CONF.(ACC)(05-PRESENT); OKLAHOMA OPEN NCAA (1997-PRESENT); RENO TOC
COLLEGE (99/00/05/06/07); LONE STAR DUALS (00/01/07/08); VIRGINIA DUALS (01-PRESENT);
MISSOURI OPEN NCAA (2001-PRESENT)
DUALS 2009
Shawn Wilson
Wrestled at Plano Senior High School (won State in 1988, 2X Finalist)
Wrestled for Iowa State University from 1988 to 1993 (3X Letterman)
Officiating for 3 years (High School and NCWA)
Dennis McGrane
Wrestled for Berkner High School- ‘86-’89
3rd year officiating (High School & NCWA)
Marc Comeaux
Louisiana Wrestling Officials’ Association 1994-2001
Louisiana State Tourney official 1997-2001
Texas Wrestling Officials’ Association 2001-Present
Texas State Tournament Official 2004, 2006
Texas State Duals Tournament Official 2007, 2008
Commissioner, TWOA Gulf Coast Chapter
Jim Engstrom
NCWA Officials Coordinator
National Collegiate Wrestling Association
Head High School Official
Cal Stanke
The National Duals, NCAA D-3 Regionals, NCAA D-2 Regionals, The NCWA Nationals,
The NCWA Regionals, The Eastern Michigan University Open, The Michigan State
University Open, The Muskegon Dual and Individual tournaments, The Grand Valley
State Lakers Open, The Olivet, Michigan, College Dualsa
David Trensnicky
19 years as a wrestling official. Born and raised in Seanor, Pennsylvania.
Graduated from The University of Texas, BBA-Accounting
Officiated 15 District tournaments, 6 Regional tournaments and
2 State tournaments, 3rd Lonestar Duals. Treasurer of the Rio
Grande Wrestling Chapter.
REFEREES
Mark Lyons was born and raised Dayton, Ohio and currently resides in Houston,
TX. Mark graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 1978 with a BBS degree in
Marketing. His wrestling officiating career spans 14 years which includes stints between
1981-84 and 1999-present. Mark has officiated multiple Texas high school post-season
events including 5 UIL Regional tournaments, 2 Prep State tournaments and the 2003,
2006 & 2008 UIL State tournaments. He has served as the Director of the Texas Wrestling
Officials Association (Gulf Coast chapter) for the past 8 years. This will be Mark’s 6th
Lone Star Duals tournament.
Mike McQueen
1974- One of four charter members of the Texas Wrestling Official’s Association
1994-1996 Dallas-Ft. Worth Chapter President of Texas Wrestling Official’s Association
1996-2000 State President of the Texas Wrestling Official’s Association
2000-Present President of the Texas Amateur Wrestling Hall of Fame
37 years of officiating the High School level and College level selected to 24 Texas State
Championships and 8 NCWA Tournaments.
Del Hughes
West Branch, Iowa; Hometown: Elkader, Iowa
Attended Upper Iowa University; Retired teacher 32 years; Currently self -employed;
Married to Sue; two Married daughters; two Grandchildren. I have officiated for
38 years...National Tournaments @ Div. I-1, Div. II-15, NAIA - 8, JUCO-9 , National
Duals-13, Qualifiers @ Div. I, IIand III. Big 8, 12 and North Central Conference
Championships.
Alan Boucher
Acworth, Georgia
Arthur Lomeli
I am from Peoria, Arizona. I have over 21 Years of officiating experience including
College, High School, Junior High, and Free Style. I have officiated NAIA National
Championships, NCAA, NAIA & Division II Wrestling Tournaments. A personal goal of
mine is to officiate in every state that has wrestling. So far I have officiated in 10 states.
DUALS 2009
Air Force Academy
About Air Force Wrestling (2007-08 Highlights)
• 9-9 Dual Record (3-2 in the Western Wrestling Conference)
• Second-place finish at NCAA West Regional (matching best-ever finish, last accomplished in 2003)
• Joel Sharratt named WWC Coach of the Year
• Two NCAA West Regional champions, including Outstanding Wrestler Jake Kriegbaum
• Four NCAA qualifiers (third time in four years)
• APR (Academic Performance Reports) ranks in the top 10 percent among NCAA Division I wrestling programs
COLLEGES
About the Air Force Academy
• Enrollment of 4,400
• Located just north of Colorado Springs, Colo.
• Cadets graduate with a bachelor of science degree and commission as a second lieutenant in the Air Force
• More than half of Air Force cadets complete majors in science and engineering
• The Academy has been ranked the top baccalaureate school in the West for two consecutive years
Top Returners
Stephen Crozier, Sr., 165
• Team captain in 2008-09
• 2008 NCAA qualifier
• Second-place finisher at 2008 NCAA West Regional
• Named to WWC and NWCA All-Academic teams in 2008; also named MWC Scholar-Athlete
• Posted overall record of 28-15 in 2008 (leading team in total wins)
Tyler French, Jr., 174
• 2008 NCAA qualifier
• NCAA West Regional champion at 174 pounds
• Led Air Force in winning percentage in 2008 with 26-12 overall record (.684) and 8-2 dual mark
Derek Gillespie, So., 133
• Returning starter at 133 pounds
• Won 13 of his first 15 collegiate bouts
• Missed past of season due to injury
• Placed fourth at NCAA West Regional
Sterling Tribble, Sr., 197
• Returning starter at 197 pounds
• Tied for team lead in dual win percentage (.800) with 8-2 dual mark
• Finished fourth at NCAA West Regional in 2007 and 2008
Date Opponent Location
TIME
1/10
1/11
1/11
1/16
1/17
1/17
1/24
1/30
1/31
2/7
2/12
2/19
2/20
3/7
3/19-21
Cal Baptist
Cal State Fullerton
vs. San Francisco State
Stanford
Northern Iowa*
Glen Brand Open
Borah Duals
North Dakota State*
South Dakota State*
All-Academy Championships
Northern Colorado*
Wyoming*
Utah Valley*
NCAA West Regional NCAA Championships
Riverside, Calif.
Fullerton, Calif.
Fullerton, Calif.
USAFA, Colo.
USAFA, Colo.
Omaha, Neb.
Gunnison, Colo.
USAFA, Colo.
USAFA, Colo.
Lexington, Va.
USAFA, Colo.
Laramie, Wyo.
Orem, Utah
Greeley, Colo.
St. Louis, Mo.
11:00 a.m.
3:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
All Day
All Day
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
All Day
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
All Day
All Day
Falcons
COLLEGES
Appalachian State
Name
Height
Weight
Year
Hometown
Annas, Austin Benson, Kyle Blevins, Kyle Callahan, Matt Cecils, Ryan Celorrio, Frank Collura, Chris Cooke, Alex Dehnz, Richie Earp, Jacob Haney, Weston Heiser, Dustin Houghton, Brett Jones, Antionne Kepley, Kenny Kessler, Mike Kostis, Savva Mastro, Zack Parce, Logan Powell, Chip Pritz, David Puckett, Travis Sifakis, Andrew Temple, Dylan Thomas, Brad Trotman, Austin White, Lawrence 5-4 5-6 5-10 5-7 5-11 -
5-7 5-8 5-6 -
5-6 6-0 5-11 5-11 5-11 5-10 5-7 5-9 6-0 5-10 5-11 5-10 5-6 6-0 5-7 5-10 5-6 125 150 184 145 178 125 141 157 170 133 130 255 165 171 157 141 160 170 180 149 186 175 134 194 195 184 140 So. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. RFr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. RFr. Fr. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Connelly Springs, N.C. (East Burke)
Morganton, N.C. (Robert L. Patton)
Sapulpa, Okla. (Sapulpa)
Lexington, N.C. (West Davidson)
(Carolina Day) (Valley Springs)
Hialeah, Fla. (Hialeah)
Spencerport, N.Y. (Spencerport)
Greensboro, N.C. (Ragsdale)
Naples, Fla. (Palmetto Ridge)
Boone, N.C. (Watauga) (Strong and Courageous)
Robbinsville, N.C. (Robbinsville)
Orlando, Fla. (Olympia)
Charlotte, N.C. (East Mecklenburg)
Shelby, N.C. (Crest)
Concord, N.C. (Northwest Cabarrus)
Bay City, Mich. (Western)
Boone, N.C. (Watauga) (Blue Ridge)
Naples, Fla. (Palmetto Ridge)
Hendersonville, N.C. (West Henderson)
Greensboro, N.C. (S.W. Guilford)
Brooksville, Fla. (Pasco Hernando Comm. College)
Matthews, N.C. (David W. Butler)
Lake Mary, Fla. (Lake Mary)
Marietta, Ga (Walton)
Sussex, N.J. (High Point Regional)
Winston-Salem, N.C. (Mount Tabor)
Cary, N.C. (Cary) (Arrichion Strength Training)
Date Sun, Jan 11 Opponent UNC Greensboro * at Greensboro, N.C. 2:00pm CAMPBELL BOONE, N.C. 7:00pm Fri, Jan 16 VIRGINIA TECH Sun, Jan 18 Virginia Fri, Jan 16 Sat, Jan 24 Sat, Jan 31 Sat, Jan 31 Tue, Feb 03 Wed, Feb 11 Sun, Feb 15 Mon, Feb 23 Sat, Mar 07 20 Lone Star Duals • 2009
Location
CHATTANOOGA * Duke Invitational Eastern Michigan Davidson * VMI * The CITADEL * Liberty SoCon Mat Jam BOONE, N.C. at Charlottesville, Va. BOONE, N.C. at Boiling Springs, N.C. at Boiling Springs, N.C. at Davidson, N.C. at Lexington, Va. BOONE, N.C. at Lynchburg, Va. at Charleston, S.C. 5:00pm 2:00pm 6:00pm TBA TBA 7:00pm 7:30pm 1:00pm 6:30 p.m. TBA
Mountaineers
COLLEGES
Army
Name
Year
Weight
Hometown/High School
Mark Adams
Anthony Adez
Russell Bettencourt
Elliott Boltz
Nicholas Bundy
Thomas Carney
Rudy Chelednik
Zach Clark
Travis Coffey
Ryan Cook
Tim Dean
Joseph Dial
Ethan Dickson
John Drew Whitt Dunning Brock Epps Dean Gaier
Michael Gorman
Christopher Grill Cary Hooper
Garrett Hunter
Sean Hutchison
Ryan Johnson
Sean Joyce
Devin Kelly
Matthew Kyler Kirk Landon
Dario Marcelli
Ryan Martin
Davey Mason Connor McCarthy
Ryan Mergen Daniel Mills
Zoar Morales
Nolan Myers
Ryan Nye William Osilaja
Lance Penhale James Rafferty
Orion Ross
Brian Rowan
Josh Sandhaus
William Simpson Casey Smith
Patrick Smith
T.J. Snukis
Michael Sprigg Derek Stanley
Richard Starks Brian Story
Robert Swan
Casey Thome
Jacob Vetter
Jr.
So.
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.
So.
Fr.
Sr. Sr. Sr. So.
Fr.
Jr. Fr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Jr. So.
So.
So.
Sr. Fr.
Jr. Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr. So.
Jr. Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
Sr. So.
So.
Fr.
Sr. Fr.
Jr. So.
So.
So.
So.
174
165
157
165
141
141
157
141
125
285
174
133
165
165 133 157 174
165
165 174
184
157
197
157
141
149 149
149
141
125 133
174 184
184
141
149 184
125 149
197
157
133
141 141
184
157
285 184
197 141
133
141
174
Kirkville, N.Y./East Syracuse-Minoa
Etiwanda, Calif./Etiwanda
Newcastle, Calif./Del Oro
Tularosa, N.M./Heidelberg (USMAPS)
Hendersonville, Tenn./Hendersonville (USMAPS)
Peachtree City, Ga./Woodward Academy
Blairsville, Pa./Hempville
Madison, Ala./Bob Jones (USMAPS)
Boone, N.C./Boone (USMAPS)
Huntington, W.Va./Huntington (USMAPS)
Alexandria, Va./Bishop Ireton
Pembroke, N.C./Purnell Swett (USMAPS)
Barre, Mass./Quabbin Regional (Blair Acad.)
Sandy Lake, Pa./Lakeview
Nashville, Tenn./Father Ryan
Durham, N.C./Charles E. Jordan
Cincinnati, Ohio/Moeller
Hartville, Ohio/Marlington (USMAPS)
Lansdowne, Pa./Upper Darby
Redmond, Wash./Redmond
West Alexander, Pa./McGuffey (USMAPS)
Allentown, Pa./Parkland
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Los Osos (USMAPS)
Brandon, Fla./Brandon
Pittsford, N.Y./Pittsford Mendon
Clearfield, Pa./Clearfield Area
Exira, Iowa/Audubon Community (USMAPS)
East Hanover, N.J./Hanover Park (USMAPS)
Verplanck, N.Y./Hendrick Hudson
Perry, Okla./Perry (USMAPS)
Overland Park, Kan./St. Thomas Aquinas
Monticello, Minn./Monticello
Alexandria, Va./Hayfield Secondary
Tucson, Ariz./Catalina
Aurora, Colo./Smoky Hill
Valrico, Fla./Bloomingdale Senior
Evanston, Ill./Evanston Township (USMAPS)
Kenai, Alaska/Nikiski Junior-Senior
Haddon Hts., N.J./Bishop Eustace (USMAPS)
St. Louis, Mo./Westminster
Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy (USMAPS)
Atwater, Calif./Buhach Colony
Nashville, Tenn./Montgomery Bell Acad. (USMAPS)
Midway, Utah/Wasatch
Seymour, Ind./Seymour (Wyoming Seminary)
Chesapeake, Va./Great Bridge
Norton, Kan./Norton
Saugerties, N.Y./Saugerties (USMAPS)
Midway, Ky./Woodford County
Rowley, Mass./St. John’s Prep
Jackson, N.J./Jackson Memorial
Troy, Ohio/Troy Christian
Spring Grove, Ill./Richmond Barton
Cadets
Matt Kyler
Richards Starks
Matt Kyler
Richards Starks
COLLEGES
Brown
NAME
Class
Wgt.
James Baffoni
Ricky Bailey
Ross Baldwin
Mark Bloom
Brän Crudden
Stephen DeLorenzo
Steve Depew
Ryan Drebin
Greg Einfrank
Tom Fazio
Dave Foxen
Matt Gevelinger
Eli Harris
Ziad Kharbush
Zach Kulczycki
Jeff Lemmer
Lenny Marandino
Kasey McCurdy
Max McFadden
Malachy Morris
Chris Musser
Larry Otsuka
Grant Overcashier
Mike Piccirillo
T.J. Popolizio
Leo Saniuk
Josh Serene
Brandon Shull
Alex Siedlecki
Branden Stearns
Bryan Tracy
John Triggas
Zach Zdrada
FR
SO
141
SR
133
JR
149
JR
174
JR
149
SO
157
FR
JR
125
SR
157
SO
141
SR
184
SR
133
FR
174
FR
FR
SR
157
SO
165/174
SO
133
FR
SR
165
JR
197
FR
141
JR
125
FR
SR
197
JR
184
SO
174
JR
165
SR
197
JR
149
SR
133
SR
285
High School/Hometown
North Scituate/North Scituate, R.I.
Palmyra/Palmyra, NJ
New Providence/Summit, NJ
Geneva/Manchester, NY
Windham/Columbia, CT
General Douglas MacArthur/Wantagh, NY
Wilson Area/Easton, PA
Palo Alto/Palo Alto, CA
Horace Greeley/Jefferson Valley, NY
Lakeland/Ringwood, NJ
Garden City/Garden City, NY
Mineral Point/Mineral Point, WI
Green River/Green River, WY
Livonia Stevenson/Livonia, MI
Urbaba/Urbana, IL
Milwaukee Bradley Tech./Milwaukee, WI
Shasta/Redding, CA
Fairfield Union/Lancaster, OH
Blair Academy/Cranston, RI
Langley/Herndon, VA
Vestal/Vestal, NY
Bergen Catholic/Upper Saddle River, NJ
Goodrich/Goodrich, MI
Commack/Dix Hills, NY
Shenendehowa/Shenendehowa, N.Y.
Copl ey/Akron, OH
Kittanning/Kittanning, PA
Bangor/Grand Junction, MI
Clarence/East Amherst, NY
General McLane/Edinboro, PA
Paulsboro/Williamstown, NJ
Campolindo/Moraga, CA
Timberlane Regional/Atkinson, NH
Date Opponent Location
Time
Jan. 9
RUTGERS
Providence, R.I.
6:00 p.m.
Jan. 24
at Lehigh
Bethlehem, PA
3:00 p.m.
Jan. 17
Jan. 25
Feb. 7
Feb. 14
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
BUCKNELL
at Army
at Penn/Princeton
at Harvard/Boston University
CORNELL
COLUMBIA
Providence, R.I.
West Point, N.Y.
Philadelphia, PA
Boston, MA
Providence, R.I.
Providence, R.I.
7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
Bears
2008-2009 BROWN UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS
Location: Founded:
Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Gym: President: Director of Athletics: Conference Affiliations: Providence, R.I.
1764
5,754
Bears
Seal Brown, Cardinal Red, & White
Pizzitola Sports Center (2,800)
Ruth J. Simmons
Michael Goldberger
Ivy League, EIWA, NCAA Division I
TEAM INFORMATION
Head Coach: Record at Brown:
Career Record: Assistant Coaches: Wrestling Office Phone: Wrestling Trainer: Strength and Conditioning Coach: Dave Amato (Massachusetts ’73)
282-189-4, 24 years
344-224-4, 30 years
John Clark (Ohio State ’04)
Ed Gutnik (Wisconsin ’06)
Mike Burch (Cal State Bakersfield ’85)
Mehdi Kaveh
401-863-3089
Dave Murray
Roger Marandino
2007-08 Record: Lettermen Returning/Lost:
Newcomers:
7-9 overall, 9th place at EIWA Championship
24/4
8
SPORTS INFORMATION
Sports Information Coordinator/Wrestling Contact: Isaac Goodling
Office Phone:
401-863-6069
Fax:
401-863-1436
E-Mail:
[email protected]
Dir. of Sports Information: Christopher Humm
Asst. Dir. of Sports Information:
Jeanne Carhart
Asst. Dir. of Sports Information:
Lyndsey Maurer
Sports Info. Admin. Assistant: Amy Pasternack
Sports Info Office Phone: 401-863-2219
Ticket Office:
401-863-2773
COLLEGES
Cal Poly
NAME
Class
Evan Barbre Nick Basile Masson Blow Kelan Bragg David Christian Ben Crosby Ryan DesRoches Geoffrey Doss Micah Ferguson Nick Fisher Tyler Holloway Tyler Holt John Hooper Bo Lukehart Eric Maldonado Boris Novachkov Filip Novachkov Jeremy Pagaran Chase Pami Jim Powers Travis Rasmussen
Elliott Ripley Lenny Romero Joel Shaw Ryan Smith Josh Soliz Jake Tanenbaum Brandyn Tepper Stephen Thalin Steven Vasquez Andy Wagner Ryan Williams Jr. Rs. Fr.
Fr. Rs. Fr.
Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Rs. Fr.
Rs. Fr.
Jr. So. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr.
So. Rs. Fr.
So. Rs. Fr.
Jr. Fr. Jr. So. Fr. So. Sr. Hgt.
Wgt.
5-9
6-1
5-9
6-1
5-7
5-10
5-11
5-8
5-5
5-8
5-8
5-10
5-7
6-3
5-8
5-6
5-8
6-0
5-6
6-1
6-0
5-10
6-2
5-11
6-0
5-11
5-8
6-0
5-10
5-11
5-9
5-5
174 197 157 Hwt 141 184 174 149 125 149 133/141 174 149 197 149 141 133 Hwt 157 Hwt 157
149 Hwt 165 184 197 125 184 149 165 141 165 Vista, Calif. / Vista HS
Novato, Calif. / Novato HS
Lompoc, Calif. / Lompoc HS
Tustin, Calif. / Orange Lutheran HS
Lafayette, Calif. / San Ramon Valley HS
Castro Valley, Calif. / Castro Valley HS
Deer Park, Wash. / Riverside HS
Los Gatos, Calif. / Los Gatos HS
Del Oro, Calif. / Del Oro HS
Fresno, Calif. / Clovis West HS
Brookfield, Missouri / Brookfield HS
Sutter, Calif. / Sutter Union HS
Littleton, Calif. / Regis Jesuit HS
Vacaville, Calif. / Vacaville HS
Visalia, Calif. / Golden West HS
Sunnyvale, Calif. / Fremont HS
Sunnyvale, Calif. / Fremont HS
San Juan Bautista, Calif. / Cuesta College
Las Vegas, Nev. / Cimarron HS
Ramsey, N.J. / Virginia Tech
Bakersfield, Calif / Bakersfield HS
Pleasanton, Calif. / Foothill HS
Norwalk, Calif. / Santa Fe HS
Cupertino, Calif. / St. Francis HS
Temecula, Calif. / Temecula Valley HS
Anaheim Hills, Calif. / Canyon HS
Leawood, Kan. / Blue Valley North HS
Santa Monica, Calif. / Santa Monica HS
San Jose, Calif. / Kings Academy HS
Tracy, Calif. / Central Catholic HS
El Dorado Hills, Calif. / Oak Ridge HS
Carlsbad, Calif. / La Costa Canyon HS
Head Coach: John Azevedo / Sixth Year / Cal State Bakersfield, ‘81
Assistant Head Coach: Sammie Henson / Second Year / Missouri, ‘95
Assistant Coach: Matt Azevedo / Seventh Year / Iowa State, ‘01
Central Oklahoma
COLLEGES
T
2008-09 UCO WRESTLING
2008-09 SEASON OUTLOOK
are more questions than answers for Central Oklahoma
heading into the 2008-09 season, but the Bronchos still
figure to be in the thick of the national championship hunt
next March.
UCO has four full-time starters back from last year’s
14-6 team that won its 18th NCAA Division II regional championship
in 19 years and finished sixth nationally, with a heavy influx of talented
newcomers and the possibility of several individuals changing weights
making it difficult to predict who will be where.
The 15-time national champion Bronchos have 26 redshirt and true
freshmen on the 47-man roster and it may be well into the second semester before the starting lineup is established, but veteran head
coach David James is excited about his team’s chances.
“We have a lot of unknowns about this team, but from topto-bottom we’re going to be better than last year and we’re not
conceding anything to anybody,” said James, who recorded
his 300th dual win last season. “I don’t think there’s any
secret we’re going to be counting on some young guys and
some new faces, but we’ve got the same high expectations
we always have.”
UCO returns three All-Americans in Tim Elliott, Colby
Robinson and Dustin Finn along with national qualifier
Jarrett Edison, though Elliott and Robinson are both
contemplating a weight change this
season.
That foursome gives the
Bronchos a solid core to build
around, but deciding on the rest
of the lineup -- and figuring out
who goes where -- will be interesting.
“We’re pretty set with the four guys
we have coming back and we need for
them to all step it up a notch,” James
said. “Other than those four we have a
lot of unknowns, though we’ve got a lot
of talented guys in our room.
“We’ve got to identify who else
is going to come on and take
charge at certain weights.
It’s probably going to take
some time before we find
out who we’re going to have
in the lineup and where everybody’s going to be.”
UCO has several veterans who could play a key role
this season, while a host of newcomers will also contend for starting
berths.
“We’ve got some older guys who know they have a great opportunity
this season and we’ve also got a lot of young kids who want to step right
in,” James said. “Everybody’s excited and we’re optimistic about what
we can accomplish this season.
“Our goal every year is to win the national championship and that
hasn’t changed.”
Here’s a weight-by-weight look at UCO for 2008-09:
Sophomore letterman Nick Rice is back after starting most of the
second semester last year and freshmen Seth Johnson and David
McNeil could also play a role here.
Coach James Says: “Willie is young, but he has lots of talent and
has the opportunity to step in immediately. He’s quick and explosive
and we look for him to do great things at UCO. Tim has the option of
going at 125 and we just don’t know yet what he’s going to do. Seth
and David are two good, young guys and Nick got some experience last
year that should benefit him.”
125 POUNDS
A returning All-American will rule the roost here, though junior Colby
Robinson could elect to drop to 141. A sixth-place national placer last
year, Robinson is determined to have a big season and will undoubtedly
be a national title contender at whatever weight he competes.
Senior letterman Luke Elmore was a two-time junior college AllAmerican who will be right in the thick of things and he’s ready for a
chance to be the main starter, with newcomers adding quality depth.
An incoming freshman is the front-runner to take over the starting
berth here, though a proven senior is also a possibility.
Willie Gunter is a gifted rookie who won three state high school titles
and he’s the favorite unless All-American Tim Elliott moves down to the
weight where he won a junior college national championship in 2007.
133 POUNDS
The Bronchos have one of the top returning national placers
back at this weight in senior Tim Elliott, who finished fifth
last year while going 23-5 with 17 bonus-point wins. He’s a
national championship contender, whether it’s here or at 125,
and will be a big-time point producer for UCO.
Junior college transfer Scott Berens will be the
favorite to start if Elliott moves down, with freshmen Tyson Bernardi, Trison Graham and Ben
Johnson also in the mix.
Coach James Says: “Tim came in at the semester last year and hit the ground running, so he’s
more at ease this year. He’s a wide-open wrestler
and is a winner who we’re counting on strongly
at whatever weight he goes. Placing fifth wasn’t
acceptable to him and he has a lot of high goals
this season. Scott has college experience, which is
an advantage for him, and we’ve got some good,
young guys here.”
141 POUNDS
A pretty wide-open weight, with no true
favorite unless junior All-American Colby
Robinson drops down from 149.
Sophomore Trey Branscum saw extended action last year and probably
rates the slight edge for the top spot
if he can overcome missing most
of preseason workouts, with a
trio of youngsters ready to
challenge.
Colby Robinson
Freshman Matt Bryant is a highly-regarded
newcomer, while redshirt
freshman Jordan Edison
and rookie Austin Standage can’t be overlooked.
Coach James Says: “Colby’s a possibility here and again it’s a
situation where we may not decide for awhile. Trey missed a lot of the
preseason and that’s going to be tough, but he wrestled quite a bit last
year and that’s got to be an advantage for him. Matt is a talented freshman with great mat awareness who has the opportunity to step in real
quick and we’ve got some other guys who want to be in there.”
149 POUNDS
Bronchos
2008-09 UCO WRESTLING
2008-09 SEASON OUTLOOK
Sophomore Lance Thompson didn’t wrestle last year after redshirting
the season before at Oklahoma State and he has the talent to be a factor,
as do freshmen Tony Mahan and Justin Suskey.
Coach James Says: “Colby is a good team leader and he has an
outstanding attitude. He’s not content with placing sixth, is very motivated this year and we’re counting on him at whatever weight he goes.
Luke is a veteran guy with a lot of experience who wants to be in there
and we’ve got some other talented guys here.”
157 POUNDS
Another weight with no clear-cut favorite, though junior Mikey
Morgan would probably earn that tag if he wasn’t also in the running
at 165.
A junior college national champion at 165 last year, Morgan definitely
has the experience advantage and is capable of big
things if he ends up at the weight. Senior
Luke Elmore could also factor in here,
while redshirt freshmen Kelly Henderson and Connor Robinson lead a long
list of other possible contenders.
Coach James Says: “Mikey has
the experience, he has a winning
mentality and he would do a good
job, though again we don’t know
what’s going to happen for
awhile. Kelly has a super
attitude and looks good
and Connor has made
tremendous gains over the
past year.”
Sophomore transfer Brennan Ochoa adds quality depth, with senior
Jon Wechter, freshman Derrick Adkins and junior Trevor Adkisson
also available if needed.
Coach James Says: “Daniel has had a lot of ups and downs in his
career, but he has experience and can help us. Tommy is a savvy competitor capable of doing a lot of good things, but he has to take care of
his academic issues.”
184 POUNDS
A trio of contenders will be vying for the starting berth, with junior
Kenny Meredith probably rating the early edge.
A starter here two years ago as a true freshman, Meredith redshirted
in 2006-07 and then saw some starting duty at 174 last year. He’s back
at 184 now and has the ability to be a real asset this winter.
Ready to challenge for the top spot is sophomore
Patrick Finn, who joined the team after injuries
ended his UCO football career, and junior
transfer Trevor Adkisson.
Coach James Says: “We’ve got
three guys who look like the frontrunners. Kenny has loads of talent and just needs to step it up,
but his attitude has been super.
Patrick works hard and has to
be patient since he’s been out
of wrestling awhile. Trevor
is real strong and he has a lot
of college experience, which
is important.”
197 POUNDS
165 POUNDS
One of the few weights
Dustin Finn
Junior Cody Rowell is the frontwhere the Bronchos are
runner at 165, but it will be a toss-up if
confident in who will be the
junior college transfer Mikey Morgan opts to go at this weight.
starter from the outset, with
Rowell is a two-year letterman who picked up valuable experience
sophomore Jarrett Edison
as a part-time starter here last year and he’s poised for a breakthrough
aiming for a banner season.
season. Morgan won a junior college national title at this weight last
A national qualifier who went 29-15 last year, Edison has the tools
year and much is expected of him.
to be an All-American and he should really benefit from the experience
Freshman Derrick Adkins could also present a challenge along with
gained last year.
senior veteran Jon Wechter.
Freshman Zach James will be the back-up.
Coach James Says: “Cody has been around and he’s got some
Coach James Says: “Jarrett is the man here. Being a national
valuable mat time the last couple of years. He senses this is a golden
qualifier and winning a lot of matches last year should help him take it
opportunity for him and he has a strong desire to be the guy and step
to another level this season. He’s very, very talented and we need him
up. Mikey could also go here and we’ll just have to see what happens
to step up this year, which I think he will. Zach is a solid freshman, a
with that. Derrick has shown a lot as a freshman and we’re going to
young guy with great fundamentals.”
see him do a lot of good things at UCO.”
174 POUNDS
This will be an interesting weight with the presence of two veterans,
although one won’t be available until the second semester.
Junior Daniel Morrison was a national tournament qualifier at 174
two years ago and started here most of last season, so he obviously has
the talent and experience to be a mainstay.
Senior Tommy McCarty started the first semester last year and was
a two-time junior college All-American, but he won’t be eligible until
the second semester.
Both have the ability to be top All-America contenders for the
Bronchos and it probably be well into the second semester before the
starter is finally determined.
HEAVYWEIGHT
UCO is in great shape here with preseason national favorite Dustin
Finn back, but he won’t be able to join the team until after football
season is over in mid-November.
That wasn’t a factor last year, however, and it doesn’t figure to be
much of one this season. Finn joined the team late last year and went
on to enjoy one of the best-ever seasons by a UCO heavyweight, going
29-6 with 13 falls en route to a national runner-up finish.
Freshman Cameron Gladd will see plenty of action this season.
Coach James Says: “Dustin’s got to be excited about this year.
He had a great year last season, but came up a little short and that has
to be motivation enough. Cameron will do a lot of wrestling this year
and he’s a strong kid who moves good for a big guy.”
Harvard
The Harvard Mission
The Harvard Wrestling team provides an opportunity for students to fully develop the values on which this university
rests: the advancement of knowledge to the highest potential. The purpose of the wrestling family is to develop a
unit that transcends the walls of this university, to provide the necessary tools for the pursuit of individual and team
goals, and to recognize this activity from a larger community perspective. Harvard Wrestling strives to be more
than a team. Rather, the focus is to be a home away from home. The family is critical in providing encouragement,
understanding, and personal growth during the undergraduate’s four years at Harvard. The Harvard Wrestler
gains satisfaction from knowing that he did his best to become the best that he is capable of becoming.
Within the realm of diverse individual goals, our common mission shall be advanced through desire, discipline,
and determination. Our program recognizes these virtues to be essential in the mental and physical development
of its members and their roles as Harvard wrestlers, students, and more importantly as life’s citizens of this world.
Leadership development is of utmost importance as one navigates through his years here on campus.
COLLEGES
Through these means, Harvard wrestling strives to paint its masterpiece on a larger canvas. A graduate of this
program will acquire the appropriate tools to navigate through the often sharp curves of life. The acquisition of
perspective is the inevitable outcome of the journey, made up of blood, sweat, and tears.
Entering for the love of wrestling, one will leave with an appreciation for life.
Harvard Success
Sixteen Harvard wrestlers have won 22 All-America honors in the history of the program with 14 of those awards
coming under the David G. Bunning Head Coach for Harvard Wrestling, Jay Weiss. Harvard has had at least one
All-American in each of the last six seasons and a program record three earned the distinction in 2007.
The Crimson has had 10 Ivy League Rookies of the Year and three Ivy League Wrestlers of the Year, including J.P.
O’Connor ’10 who was the Ivy League Rookie of the Year in 2007 and the Wrestler of the Year in 2008. He is only
the second Ancient Eight grappler to be named Ivy League Wrestler of the Year one year after winning Rookie of
the Year honors.
Weiss has won numerous league coaching awards while NCAA Champion Jesse Jantzen ’04 collected dozens
of accolades, including three All-America honors, Most Outstanding Wrestler at the NCAA Championship, Ivy
League Rookie of the Year, Ivy League Wrestler of the Year, EIWA Tournament Most Outstanding Wrestler, the
EIWA Fletcher Award, the EIWA Sheridan Award as well as NWCA Academic All-America.
Harvard competes in one of the most challenging conferences, the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association
(EIWA), in NCAA Division I. The Crimson captured the EIWA Championship in 2001 along with the Ivy League
conference title. Harvard has consistently finished in the top-five at the conference tournament and has had an
individual champion 10 of the last 11 years.
Harvard, who returns two All-Americans and four NCAA qualifiers in 2008-09, looks to build upon the recent
success and keep the momentum of Harvard wrestling on the rise.
Crimson
Name Cl.
Wt.
Hometown / High School
Louis Caputo
Dominic DeNunzio
Spencer DeSena
Andrew Flanagan
Corey Jantzen
Andrew Knapp
Fermin Mendez,
Johnny Motley
Sean Murphy
J.P. O’Connor
Andy Olsen
Bryan Panzano
Walter Peppelman
Thomas Picarsic
Zack Pope
Adam Purvis
Michael Sadler
Derek Stueben
Patrick Ziemnik
Jr. Sr.
Fr. Sr. So. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Sr. 184 157 285 165 141 285 141 133 197 157 174 174 149 133 125 125 165 141 174 Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs)
Palm Harbor, Fla. (Countryside)
Garden City, N.Y. (Garden City)
Bound Brook, N.J. (Bound Brook)
Shoreham, N.Y. (Shoreham-Wading River)
Duxbury, Mass. (Duxbury)
Belleville, N.J. (Delbarton School)
McLean, Va. (Episcopal High School)
Tulsa, Okla. (Cascia Hall Prep School)
Oxford, N.Y. (Oxford Academy)
Marietta, Ga. (Walton)
Blacklick, Ohio (The Columbus Academy)
Harrisburg, Pa. (Central Dauphin)
Jeannette, Pa. (Penn-Trafford)
Marion, Ohio (Pleasant)
Macon, Ga. (Mount de Sales Academy)
Beachwood, Ohio (Beachwood)
Saddle River, N.J. (Northern Highlands Regional)
Cleveland, Ohio (St. Edward)
photos by Danielle Hobeika (Jantzen and
O’Connor) and Jamie Sabau (Caputo)
COLLEGES
Minnesota
NAME
Wgt.
Class
Thane Antczak (ant-CHECK)
Steven Avalos (ava-LOCE)
Ben Berhow
Gordon Bierschenk
Ryan Blake
Atticus Disney
Danny Dulkin
Brent Eidenschink (eye-din-shink)
Austin Enoch (EE-nock)
Ryland Geiger (GUY-gur)
Scott Glasser
Joe Grygelko (gray-GELL-co)
Joel Hill
Jordan Kolbow
Torrey Line
Zach Loppnow
Cody Marcicki (mar-SICK-ee)
Mario Mason
Chris McPhail
Luke Mellmer
Jake Mellmer
Matt Mincey
Joe Murphy
Jayson Ness
HS
Joe Nord
Brian Peterson
Wesley Richard
Jared Rickert
Tyler Safratowich
Zach Sanders
Dustin Schlatter (SHLAY-ter)
Brandon Sitch
Mike Thorn
Cody Yohn (YONN)
Sonny Yohn (YONN)
Kaleb Young
David Zilverberg
125
165
HWT
197
141
HWT
141
197
141
197
165
149
149
165
174
HWT
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149
197
149
141
133
141
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Prairie Farm, Wis.-Prairie Farm HS
Mundelein, Ill.-Mundelein HS
Hayward, Minn.-Albert Lea HS
Waynesville, Mo.-Waynesville HS
Chicago, Ill.-Masist HS
Andover, Kan.-Shawnee Heights HS
West Bloomfield, Mich.-Andover HS
Detroit Lakes, Minn.-Detroit Lakes HS
Redmond, Ore.-Redmond HS
Scappoose, Ore.-Scappoose HS
Bismarck, N.D.-Bismarck HS
Greenfield, Minn. St. Michael-Albertville
Overland Park, Kan.
Blue Valley HS
Forest Lake, Minn.Forest Lake Area HS
Browerville, Minn.Browerville HS
Lake City, Minn.-Lincoln HS
Lapeer, Mich. -Powers Catholic HS
Moorestown, N.J.-Blair Academy
Pine Island, Minn.-Pine Island HS
Dickinson, N.D.-Dickinson HS
Dickinson, N.D.-Dickinson HS
Apple Valley, Minn.-Apple Valley HS
Burnsville, Minn.-Trinity School
Bloomington, Minn.-Bloomington Kennedy
HWT
149
149
149
157
125
157
174
141
174
184
174
141
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R-Fr.
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Waconia, Minn.-Waconia HS
Richmond, Mich.-Richmond HS
Dillingham, Alaska -Dillingham_HS
Sparta, Wis.-Sparta HS
Park Rapids, Minn.-Park Rapids HS
Wabasha, Minn.-Wabasha-Kellogg HS
Massillon, Ohio-Perry HS
Kelso, Wash.-Kelso HS
St. Michael, Minn. St.-Michael-Albertville
Alamosa, Colo.-Alamosa HS
Alamosa, Colo.-Alamosa HS
Tenstrike, Minn.-Bemidji HS
Wayzata, Minn.-Wayzata HS
Date Opponent / Location Time
Jan. 10-11
at National Duals Cedar Falls, Iowa
all day
Jan. 25
Michigan State* Sports Pavilion
2:00 p.m.
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Feb. 1
Feb. 6
Feb. 8
Feb. 13
Feb. 15
Feb. 20
Feb. 22
Mar. 7-8
Mar. 19-21
at Arizona State Tempe, Ariz.
at Penn State* State College, Pa.
at Ohio State* Columbus, Ohio
Michigan* Sports Pavilion
Northwestern* Sports Pavilion
at Wisconsin* Madison, Wis.
at Iowa* Iowa City, Iowa
at Iowa State Ames, Iowa
Indiana* Sports Pavilion
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
at Big Ten Championships State College, Pa.
at NCAA Championships St. Louis, Mo.
all times Central • * denotes Big Ten dual
COLLEGES
Nebraska-Kearney
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Weight.
Hometown/Previous School
Islam Abitov
Mike Abril
Tyler Baker
Nick Bauman
A.J. Belgum
Collin Brown
Ross Brunkhardt
Drew Comito
Bryce Dicus
Matt Duffy
Kelsey Empting
Drew Etherton
Ryan Etherton
Ricky Fairbanks
Kazuhiro Fujnawa
Cole Garcia
Jordan Gienger
Aeron Hill
Cody Lambotte
Danny Luttrell
Taylor May
Keenan McCurdy
Justin McKain
Joey Morrison
Gerald Moulton
Trent Murrell
Jarek Patterson
Jimmy Peterson
Brandon Rimpley
Derek Ross
Josh Smith
Paul Sutton
Adam Torres
Marty Usman
Stephen Weimer
Jordan White
Jonathen Zamora
Bruce Zurek
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So.
Fr.-R
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.-R
Fr.
Fr.-R
Fr.
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Fr.
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Sr.
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Fr.
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125
141
184
157
149
157
157
125
165
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141
149
125
133
157
165
141
141
125
165
157
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157
133
133
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197
133
184
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133
125
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141
Osh, Kyrgyzstan/Kearney H.S.
Glendale, AZ/Glendale C.C. (AZ)
Hoxie, KS/Colby C.C. (KS)
Brighton, CO/Legacy
Kimball, NE/Kimball
Amarillo, TX/Tascosa
Merino, CO/Merino
Spokane, WA/Mead
Catoosa, OK/Catoosa
Kenesaw, NE/Kenesaw
Ponca City, OK/Ponca City
Lincoln, NE/East
Lincoln, NE/East
Etna, WY/Star Valley
Japan
Colby, KS/Colby CC (KS)
St. Francis, KS/St. Francis
Grand Prairie, TX/Newman U. (KS)
Rossville, KS/Labette CC (KS)
Arlington, TX/Arlington
Imperial, NE/Chase County
Lincoln, NE/East
Sutherland, NE/Sutherland
Lincoln, NE/U. of Nebraska-Lincoln
Beaumont, TX/West Brook
Houston, TX/Westside
Kearney, NE/Kearney
San Antonio, TX/James Madison
Kearney, NE/Kearney
St. Francis, KS/St. Francis
Houston, TX/Cypress Ridge
Wahoo, NE/Wahoo
Phoenix, AZ/Thunderbird
Arlington, TX/William Penn U. (IA)
Clovis, CA/Clovis
Lincoln, NE/Lincoln
Clovis, CA/Clovis
Comstock, NE/Sargent-Burwell
Lopers
Why The “Lopers”?
The University of Nebraska at Kearney is one of only two NCAA schools to be nicknamed the Antelopes (Lopers for short). The other is Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Ariz. GCU is often referred to as the ‘Lopes.
The Antelope name became associated with the school thanks to the student newspaper. In December
of 1910, the staff chose the creature, calling it “the swiftest, most beautiful, and most graceful animal
in the western plains.” The paper continued, in its first edition, “(Antelope) appeals as a fitting emblem of the school located on the broad prairies of Nebraska, where the antelopes once roamed so
freely.”
Adopted soon after by the athletic department, the short term of “Lopers” didn’t appear until the
1950’s when the local daily paper, The Kearney Hub, began using the term. The student paper quickly
picked up on “Lopers” and the word has stuck ever since.
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BEFOUR PRODUCTS ARE
PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA
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Newman University
COLLEGES
NEWMAN UNIVERSITY JETS
2008-09 Roster
Name
Zach Hanford*
Brandan Ewertt
Jayme Hoover*
James Fox*
Clay Goodloe*
Mitch Arnold
Sean Kitchen
Stephen Santiago
Issac Cervantes
Issac Wall*
Pete Tapia
Josh Fansler*
Kyle Oyler
John Hagan
Cameron Motter
Florian Temengil*
Year
So
Fr
So
Jr
Sr
Fr
Jr
Fr
Jr
Sr
Fr
So
Sr
So
Fr
Sr
*2008 NWCA All-American
Weight
HWT
197
174
141
157
149
141
125
157
133
165
184
141
141
125
HWT
Hometown
Jenks, Okla.
Wellington, Kan.
Salina, Kan.
Douglass, Kan.
Plano, Texas
Wichita, Kan.
Plano, Texas
Kechi, Kan.
El Paso, Texas
Andover, Kan.
Winfield, Kan.
Ponca City, Okla.
Hutchison, Kan.
Wichita, Kan.
Whitewater, Kan.
Dallas, Texas
Jets
Ryan Smith
Head Coach
Newman
WRESTLING
2008-09
Ryan Smith is entering his
fifth year with the Newman
University Wrestling
Program, but his first year
as the interim head coach.
He wrestled for Labette
Community College, from which he graduated
with associate degrees in both Accounting and
Business Administration. He then transferred
for one year to Dakota Wesleyan University
in Mitchell, S.D. When Newman announced
that they were starting a wrestling program in
2004, Smith transferred to Newman for his final
season of collegiate competition. He graduated
from Newman in 2005 with a bachelor degree in
Business Management and later graduated again
in 2008 with his MBA.
Outside of his NU responsibilities, Smith works
for CE Machine Company, Inc. as a Program
Manager and is a Staff Sergeant in the Kansas Air
National Guard (184th IW). He is married to Kami
Smith and they have a daughter named Brynley.
J.D. Johnson
Assistant Coach
This is J.D. Johnson’s first
year as an assistant coach
with the NU Wrestling
Program. He graduated
from Bishop Carroll Catholic High School in
2000 where he was a four-time State placer. In
2004, he came back to the sport and became
one of Newman’s first All-Americans at the NAIA
National Championships. Johnson graduated
from Newman in 2007 with a bachelor degree in
Business Management. Johnson currently works
for Evans Building Company, Inc. as a Project
Manager. He is engaged to Ashley Selenke and
they will marry October 2008.
www.newmanu.edu/athletics
COLLEGES
North Carolina
Tar Heal
COLLEGES
Oklahoma City University
OCU coach Archie Randall, National Wrestling Hall of
Fame Oklahoma Chapter Inductee
Corey Johnson, 2009 NAIA Championships qualifier
Oklahoma City University
Home of 2009 and 2010 NAIA Championships
Nik Turner, 2009 NAIA Championships qualifer
Jeremy Johnson, 2009 NAIA Championships qualifer
Stars
Name
Dillon Blackmon
Justin Blumer
Carlton Dorsey
Mitch Fenton
Jeremy Garner
Ronnie Hood
Corey Johnson
Jeremy Johnson
Chris Jones
Raymond Lane
Jake Mabry
Collin MacMillan
Mark Meyer
Andrew Pontikes
Brent Rogers
Will Shelton
Nik Turner
Kenny Wheeler
Ht.
6-0
5-10
5-5
5-5
5-9
5-9
6-2
6-5
5-9
5-8
6-2
6-3
6-3
6-0
5-9
5-8
5-7
5-5
Pos.
174-184
133-141
157
133
141-149
197
285
285
165
197
184-197
184-197
157-165
165-174
141
149
157-165
133-141
Cl.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.
Hometown (Prev. school)
Norman, Okla. (Colorado Mines)
Holbrook, Pa. (Cornell, Iowa)
Ardmore, Okla.
Whitemarsh, Md. (Rider)
Oklahoma City (Western Heights)
McLoud, Okla.
Oologah, Okla.
Bethany, Okla. (Central Oklahoma)
Edmond, Okla. (Missouri Valley)
Oklahoma City (Star Spencer)
Gig Harbor, Wash.
Oologah, Okla.
Midwest City, Okla.
Elgin, Okla.
Arlington, Texas (Oklahoma)
Sperry, Okla.
Norman, Okla. (Norman North)
Ponca City, Okla.
Oklahoma City University Wrestling
2008-09 Quick Facts
About OCU
Team Information
Location: Oklahoma City
Nickname: Stars
Colors: Royal Blue and White
Arena: Abe Lemons Arena (3,360)
Affiliation: National Association of Intercollegiate
Athletics
Enrollment: 3,897
Athletic web site: ocusports.com
President: Tom J. McDaniel
Athletic director: Jim Abbott
Director of athletic communications: Rich
Tortorelli
SID phone: (405) 208-5304
SID e-mail: [email protected]
Head coach: Archie Randall
Record Entering Duals: 29-25-1, three seasons
Assistants: Wayne James, Link Davis, Zach Randall,
John Wilcox
2008-09 Record Entering Duals: 4-7
Top Newcomers: Mitch Fenton, Mark Meyer
2007-08 Record: 19-7-1
National Finish: 10th, NAIA Championships
2008 National Qualifiers: Brandon Benson, 165;
Dillon Blackmon, 197; Justin Blumer, 133; Tyson Campbell, 174; Adam DeLong, 125; Mitchell
Eichenauer, 184 (runner-up); Tyler Howard, 141;
Jeremy Johnson, 285; Clint Swango, 149; Nik Turner,
157; John Wilcox, 174
Oklahoma University
THERE’S ONLY ONE
RYAN
SMITH
COLLEGES
OKLAHOMA
JACK
SPATES
A Championship Tradition
7NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 23 CONFERENCE
CHAMPIONS 65 INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
256 ALL-AMERICANS
BACK -TO- BACK
BEDLAM CHAMPIONS
HEAD COACH
JACK SPATES
16 YEARS AT OKLAHOMA 205-88-11
2006 NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR
Sooners
The McCasland Field House
Home of Sooner Wrestling
WRESTLING RENOVATIONS COMPLETE
First class is a way of life when it comes to facilities at the University of Oklahoma, and the recent
renovations to the Howard McCasland Field House, home of Sooner wrestling, is a prime example.
The University of Oklahoma wrestling squad now boasts one of the premier workout facilities in
the nation thanks to a $1.3 million expansion project spurred on by a $1 million donation from
former Sooner wrestler Rodney Thornton.
The renovation to the Port Robertson Wrestling Center was added onto the north side of the existing facility and showcases a workout room with four practice mats, covering 9,000 square-feet.
Also included is a separate club team practice area and team training facility. A team room is
equipped with leather couches for lounging and a big screen television. A coaches’ locker room, an
open area for weight training and an equipment room complete the addition.
Colorado State University - Pueblo
COLLEGES
Name
Height
Scott Campbell
5-8
Tony Chavarria
5-10
Louie DeSantis
5-6
Kellen Desmond
6-2
Martin Dick
6-0
Quinn Donnell
5-8
Josh Dragnett
5-7
Cameron Duckworth
5-11
Lyle Evans
5-6
Keenen Funk
5-10
Stephen Gengo
5-7
Justin Grant
6-0
Shawn Gregory
5-8
Noah Grovenstein
5-6
Cade Hasser
5-11
Ben Howarth
6-0
Kyle Johnson
5-10
Joe Jones
5-8
Kawika Kaahanui
6-2
Wade Lehman
6-1
Nicholas Mamalis
5-7
Jacob Milewski
5-8
Jimmy Moore
6-0
Mitchel Mueller
6-4
Markus Portillos
5-6
Jon Russel
6-2
Chris Sanders
5-10
Frank Sandoval
5-9
Daniel Suriani
5-11
Roman Sutton
5-3
Patrick Taylor
5-9
Eric Tiedeman
6-0
Jordan Titoni
5-8
Brandon Vaughn
6-1
J.J. Velarde
6-0
LeRoy Vigil
6-0
Phoebus Yannetsos
5-10
weight.
157
197
149
184
165
157
133
174
125
157 133
165
133
125
157
165
149
125
HWT
149
133
141
165
157
141
HWT
149
165
174
125
157
149
149
197
197
HWT
174
Fr./Florence, Colo./Florence HS
Fr/Pueblo West, Colo./Pueblo West HS
Jr/Escondido, Calif./Escondido HS
Jr./Escondido, Calif./Escondido HS
Fr./Azle, Tex./Azle HS
So./Jack Canyon, Colo./La Junta HS
Fr./Colorado Springs, Colo./Cheyenne Mountain
Fr./Portland, Ore./Grant HS
Jr./Grantsville, Utah/Grantsville HS
Jr./Riverton, Wyo./Riverton HS
Fr./Hanahan, S.C./Hanahan HS
Jr./Winnemucca, Nev./Lowry HS
Fr./Colorado Springs, Colo./Harrison HS
Jr./Greybull, Wyo./Greybull HS
So./Lamar, Colo./Lamar HS
Fr./Colorado Springs, Colo./Widefield HS
Jr./Colorado Springs, Colo./Mesa Ridge HS
Fr./Aurora, Colo./Smoky Hill HS
Fr./Hoolehua, Molokai, Hawaii/Molokai HS
Fr./Colorado Springs, Colo./Coronado HS
Jr./Green River, Wyo./Green River HS
Fr./Denver, Colo./East HS
So./Lyons, Colo./Lyons HS
Fr./Swink, Colo./Swink HS
So./Pueblo, Colo./East HS
Fr./Colorado Springs, Colo./Palmer HS
Fr./Colorado Springs, Colo./Sierra HS
Fr./Durango, Colo./Durango HS
Fr./Fountain, Colo./Fountain-Ft. Carson HS
Fr./Thornton, Colo./Horizon HS
Fr./Denver, Colo./Thomas Jefferson HS
Fr./Bennett, Colo./Bennett HS
Fr./Pueblo, Colo./Pine Creek HS
Fr/Lamar, Colo./Lamar HS
Fr./Aurora, Colo./Ridgeview Academy
Fr./Commerce City, Colo./Adams City HS
Fr./Colorado Springs, Colo./Cheyenne Mountain
Date Opponent / Location Jan 7, 2009
Mesa State * 7:00 P.M.
Jan 16, 2009
at Chadron State * 7:00 P.M.
Jan 8, 2009
Jan 17, 2009
Jan 24, 2009
Jan 29, 2009
Jan 30, 2009
Feb 7, 2009
Feb 13, 2009
Feb 14, 2009
Feb 18, 2009
Feb 28, 2009
Mar 13, 2009
Adams State * at Nebraska-Kearney * Tracy Borah Duals
Western State at Fort Hays St. * at Colorado Mines Open @ Golden, Colo.
Time
7:00 P.M.
3:00 P.M.
All Day
7:00 P.M.
7:00 P.M.
All Day
Grand Canyon * 7:00 P.M.
at Colorado Mines * 7:00 P.M.
at New Mexico Highlands * at NCAA Division II
at NCAA Division II 7:00 P.M.
All Day
All Day
COLLEGES
Stanford
Name
Weight
Yr.
Hometown
High School
Nick Amuchastegui
Kyle Barrett
Timmy Boone
Christine Cunningham
Lucas Espericueta
Luke Feist
Zack Giesen
Kyler Hasson
Victor Haug
Jake Johnson
Michael Kent
Porfirio Madrigal
Eric Minnick Joleen Oshiro
Tyler Parker Spence Patrick
Justin Paulsen
Austin Quarles
Max Rosefigura
Steve Scheele
Matt Sencenbaugh
Cameron Teitelman
Jason Torres
Matt Winterbourne
165/174
165/174
141
125
157/165
174/184
184
149/157
174
184/197
149
133
141
125
149/157
165/174
125/133
125
149
141
125
141
133
HWT
RS FR
SO
FR
RS FR
RS SO
RS SR
JR
FR
FR
JR
FR
SO
RS JR
RS JR
RS JR
FR
RS SO
SO
SO
RS FR
FR
RS SO
FR
RS FR
Talent, Ore.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Poway, Calif.
Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.
Shafter, Calif.
Sandpoint, Idaho
Grants Pass, Ore.
San Diego, Calif.
Emigrant, Mont.
Prior Lake, Minn.
Vacaville, Calif.
Healdsburg, Calif.
Newtown Square, Pa.
Honolulu, Hawaii
Lawrenceville, Ga.
Boise, Idaho
Artesia, Calif.
Leawood, Kan.
Anchorage, Alaska
Seattle, Wash.
Auburn, Wash.
Calabasas, Calif.
Yonkers, N.Y.
Cornelius, Ore.
Phoenix
Palo Verde
Poway
Torrey Pines
Shafter
Sandpoint
North Valley
Santa Fe Christian
St. Paul’s (NH)
Prior Lake
Vacaville
Healdsburg
Episcopal Academy
Iolani
Collins Hill
Mountain View
Calvary Chapel
Blue Valley
West Anchorage
Roosevelt
Auburn
Calabasas
Horace Mann
Forest Grove
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Jason Borrelli (First Season, Central Michigan ‘06)
Assistant Coaches: Matt Gentry, Ray Blake, Vic Moreno
COLLEGES
UT Arlington
Mavericks
COLLEGES
Virginia Tech
Name
Weight
Year
Adam Broda
D.J. Bruce
Scott Chené
Chris Diaz
Jesse Dong
Matt Epperly
Erik Fowlie
Jarrod Garnett
Andre Johnson
Jared Jones
Will Livingston
Brock LiVorio
Colin MacDermott
David Marone
Tim Miller
Nick Murray
Kevin O’Connor
Eddie Obendorfer
Matt Rosen
Matt Ryan
Will Snyder
Tommy Spellman
Schuyler Swanton
Anthony Trongone
Pete Yates
149
197
141
141
157
165
125
125
157
133
133
125
141
285
197
141
197
141
149
184
184
184
125
174
149
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
r-So.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
r-So.
Fr.
So.
So.
Jr.
So.
r-Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
r-Fr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
r-Fr.
Fr.
Lynchburg, Va./Brookville
Naperville, Ill./Naperville
Anaheim Hills, Calif./Irvine
Camden, Del./Caesar Rodney
Westerville, Ohio/Westerville North
Christiansburg, Va./Christiansburg
Concord, N.C./Concord
Newark, Del./Carvel Academy
Royal Palm Beach, Fla./Jupiter Christian
Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn-Trafford
Newton, N.J./Kittatinny
Irwin, Pa./Kiski School
Norfolk, Va./Granby
Broomfield, Col./Broomfield
Bassett, Va./Bassett
Bound Brook, N.J./Bound Brook
Woodbine, Md./Mt. Saint Joseph
Germantown, Md./Damascus
Chesapeake, Va./Great Bridge
Eighty-Four, Pa./Canon-McMillan
Elizabeth, Pa./Elizabeth Forward
Newton, N.J. /Kittatinny
Spring Hill, Fla./F.W. Springstead
Glendora, N.J./Camden Catholic
Conyers, Ga./Salem
Head Coach — Kevin Dresser
Associate Head Coach — Tony Robie
Assistant Coach — Nate Yetzer
What is a Hokie?
The answer leads all the way back to 1896 when Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College changed its name to
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. With the change came the
necessity for writing a new cheer and a contest for such a
purpose was held by the student body.
Senior O.M. Stull won first prize for his “Hokie” yell (Old
Hokie Cheer below) which is still used today. Later, when
asked if “Hokie” had any special meaning, Stull explained
the word was solely the product of his imagination and was
used only as an attention-getter for his yell. It soon became a nickname for all Tech teams and for those people
loyal to Tech athletics.
The official university school colors - Chicago Maroon and Burnt Orange - also were introduced in 1896. The
colors were chosen by a committee because they made a ‘unique combination’ not worn elsewhere at the time.
The official definition of “hokie” is “a loyal Virginia Tech Fan”.
COLLEGES
Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Name
Weight
Year
Hometown
Chase DeCleene Andrew Dilworth Ben Engelland Mike England Nick Estep Jeremy Fulk Chad Gregory Josh Ison Zach Ison Brandon Jochem Ryan Kamrowski Chris Karl Jered Kern Fred Lane Kris Magruder Joe Mileski Coulter Nyenhuis Brett Oswald Dennis Reckelberg Tyler Reimer Justin Rikkola Tyler Ryce Derek Saari Caleb Sanford Zac Schuett Marc Seils Dan Wierzba Jake Wozniak Steve Wozniak 141 157 184 174 197 197 285 174 197 197 184 174 133 157 149 125 157 285 174 285 125 184 133 149 149 141 157 165 285 Sr. So. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. So. Ashwaubenon/Ashwaubenon
Greendale/Greendale
Neenah/Neenah
Marinette/Marinette
Racine/Case
Anchorage, AK/Anchorage
Lawton, OK/Lawton
Anitgo/Antigo
Antigo/Antigo
Hutisford/Hutisford
Minot, ND/Minot
Auburndale/Auburndale
Mosinee/Mosinee
Stanley/Stanley-Boyd
Racine/Case
Gladstone, MI/Gladstone
Gladstone, MI/Gladstone
Antio/Antigo
Luxemburg/Luxemburg-Casco
Hinsdale, IL/Hinsdale
St. Croix Falls/St. Croix Falls
Poynette/Poynette
Escanaba, MI/Escanaba
Antigo/Antigo
Elcho/Elcho
Crandon/Crandon
Stevens Point/Pacelli
Stanley/Stanley-Boyd
Neillsville/Neillsville
Date 1/16/2009 1/20/2009 1/24/2009 1/27/2009 2/4/2009 2/7/2009 2/13/2009 2/14/2009 2/22/2009 3/6/2009 3/7/2009 60 Lone Star Duals • 2009
* *
*
*
Opponent UW-La Crosse UW-Parkside Border Brawl Lawrence University UW-Whitewater Eau Claire Invitational Augsburg UW-Eau Claire WIAC Championship NCAA Championships NCAA Championships Location La Crosse, WI Berg Gym Whitewater, WI Appleton, WI Whitewater, WI Eau Claire Berg Gym Berg Gym Oshkosh, WI Cedar Rapids, IA Cedar Rapids, IA Time/Result
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
TBA
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
9:00 AM
7:00 PM
1:00 PM
10:00 AM
TBA
TBA
Pointers
Arlington High School
HIGH SCHOOLS
Boys Roster:
Weight
Name
Year
103 112 119 125 130 135 140 145 152 160 171
171
180 180
189 215 215
285 JUAN SOLOZANO JT FAVARA RICO HERRERA AUSTIN HANCOCK DREW LINDSEY SHANE WILKINSON CHRIS GILMAN JACOB JEZAK EDDIE PARDES KELLY GREER THADDEUES MADISON JOHN HUBBARD KEEGAN THETFORD MARTIAN PENA JUSTIN ADKINS CASON CORBITT GRANT SHELTON ANDY HARMONEY 10
9
11
11
12
11
12
12
11
12
12
10
11
11
12
12
12
12
GIRLS TEAM:
We are a younger team this year. We have 1 returning
State placer in Dyondraia Williams at 185 who also is
our head captain this year. Our team is lead by two
other captains as well Senior Aleasha Athon and Junior Amanda Peterson. Our girls are working hard
this year and learning as we go. We look foward to the
challenges this year faces.
Christopher T. Scroggins
Head Girls Wrestling Coach
Arlington High School
Bishop Kelley
Weight
Name
Class
Varsity
103 112 112 119 130 135 140 145 152 152 160 160 160 171 171 180 189 215 HWT HWT Blake Gerrow Robert Turrentine James Lee Joel Gragg Colton Craig Tyler Jennings Tom Liotta Alex Doll Sam King Travis Pearce Kemi Adetula Jake Cole Brent Bolton Connor Kach Justin Turner Ian Black John Connor
Frankie Arndt IV Josh Smith BJ Evans Freshman
Senior
Sophomore
Sophomore
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Junior
Junior
Freshman
Sophomore
Freshman
Freshman
Junior
Junior
Junior
Freshman
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Junior Varsity
135 Tyler Jennings Sophomore
Bishop Lynch
Hilton Arlington / Brute Lone 63
Bowie - Austin
HIGH SCHOOLS
Brother Martin, LA
Weight
Name
Year
103 112 119 125 130 135 140 145 152 160 171 180 189 215 285 Blake Schmitt Austin Ivecivich Ian Otillio Matt Shine Josh Raley David Aucoin Nick Wilson Wesley Fernandez Allen Louviere Reed Hart Jason Puente Brandon Rojas Pat Shine Ryan Schmidt Sean Dunn Kyle Guidry Paul Ramirez Frankie Mortillaro Jay Jones James Wagner Evan Hall Garrett Dawson Chris Bell Sam Engro FR.
FR.
So.
JR.
SR.
FR.
JR.
SR.
Sr.
SR.
JR.
JR.
SR.
SO.
SR.
FR.
SR.
SO.
SR.
SO.
SO.
SO.
SR.
JR.
Brother Martin High School from New Orleans, Louisiana
has consistently produced a dominating wrestling team.
Winning the state title six of the last eight years, the
Brother Martin Crusaders have also succeeded in creating
wrestlers of outstanding athletic ability, determination, and
moral character. By integrating the school’s philosophy of
service and dedication to its goal, the Crusader wrestling
team continues in its perennial mission to achieve
excellence. We finished 3rd in state in 2007.
Caprock
Frisco Centennial
Boys
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
GR.
WEIGHT
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
GR.
WEIGHT
103
103
103
103
103
112
112
119
119
119
125
125
125
125
130
130
SMITH
GARNER
TEW
ANDERSON
ATKINS
MCNEIL
SIMMERS
HOLTROP
MULLIGAN
WHARTON
NOBLES
DAGHITA
HOLLAND
EHMKE
LOCHNANE
NEAL
JOHNSON
CORCORAN
DUPONT
ENYART
OBENSHAIN
TERRELL
CURTISS
SINGER
BROWNLEE
SCHEER
WHITTLE
CALLENS
CAUDELL
KHAN
RODRIGUEZ
HOUSTON
OBENSHAIN
DILLON
MASON
JUSTIN
DANIEL
MATT
CODY
BRADY
CHUCK
ALEX
JOSH
SCOTT
DALTON
RAFAEL
ALVARO
TYLER
PHILLIP
10
9
9
9
9
11
9
9
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
11
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
GR.
WEIGHT
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
GR.
WEIGHT
HASSANI
MITHANI
REYES
MCNEIL
MODAWELL
BAPTISTA
DE LEON
MITCHELL
NEDA
MALIHA
KAREN
BREA
LINDSEY
PALOMA
FELICIA
PAYTON
12
12
11
12
10
9
11
10
95
102
102
110
110
119
119
119
ZAMAN
GONZALEZ
GIL
PADRO
HUFFMAN
GONZALEZ
BRUSSOW
PRATHER
YASMINE
CLAUDIA
MIRSHA
KASSIE
KRISTEN
MAYRA
KAITLYN
JEANTRY
11
11
9
12
11
10
12
10
119
128
138
138
148
165
185
215
ERIC
RYAN
JOSH
AARON
COLEMAN
CODY
JOHN
CURTIS
BO
SPIKE
KYLE
ZACH
CODY
TONY
DYLAN
TREY
ALEX
10
11
12
10
9
9
11
12
9
9
10
9
9
12
11
10
10
130
135
140
140
145
145
145
152
152
160
171
180
180
189
215
215
285
HIGH SCHOOLS
Girls
Men’s Wrestling outlook:
The 2008-2009 Titan Wrestling team will look to build upon a very solid core of young wrestlers returning from the
2007-2008 season. The Titans return several starters as well as have added several seasoned freshmen who have
wrestled for Coach Eaton’s Bomber’s youth wrestling club for the past several years. This team is lead by Junior
All-State wrestler Cody Curtiss, who has moved up a weight class from 103 pounds to 112 this year. Cody will try
to improve upon a sophomore season that saw him win 45 matches! A solid core of lightweights will help make
this team a contender this year.
Women’s wrestling outlook:
The 2008-2009 Titan women’s team returns several key members from the team that placed 3rd in the Dual State
Championships in 2007-2008. Leading the team is Neda Hassani, a senior fresh off earning her first All-American
honors at Junior Nationals in Fargo in July 2008. Joining her are Seniors Maliha Mithani, Brea McNeil, and
Kaitlyn Brussow—all three who are also previous state qualifiers or state alternates. This team may be the most
experienced Titan team in history. The Titans look to win their 5th straight district title and be contenders once
again in the region and state!
Hebron
Highland Park
Front Row: Andrew Boerder, Maxx Grisz, Davis Collins, Will Wofford Second Row: Zan Reed,
Andrew Dugan, Conner Pearl, Matthew Brodersen, Mark Hahn, Tyler Irby, Lucas Burns, John
David Newman Back Row: Forrest Brown, Ben Solari, Tom Blanc, Tom Klessig, Max VilmarCaptain, honorary wrestler Gage Holmes, Briggs Montgomery-Captain, James Warburton-Captain,
Nick Finken, Tommy Schober, Colin Montgomery, Coach Tony Warren
Katy
Katy Tigers Wrestling
Petey Martinez
Logan McMillan
Jason Mecum
Matt Mecum
Johnathan Kropke
Ben Patrick
Miles Aston
Ben Carrera
Reese Mendoza
Cole Dodd
Robert Cochran
Will Schievelbein
Saman Mashi
Dalton Sigler
Tanner Dickens
Robert York
Randy Jones
Steven Fournier
Andy Ontiveros
John Lindsley
HIGH SCHOOLS
Vinnie Lowe: Head Coach
Brett Murray: Assistant Head Coach
Katy High School Lady Tigers
Allie Perez
Caroline Kuhn
Alex Chinchilla
Christina Cochran
Heather Lippert
Kathleen Farmer
Julie Stayton
Kristi Keathley
Alana Jimenez
Shelby Chancey
Maricia Shelvin
Head Coach: Vinnie Lowe
Assistant Head Coach: Brett Murray
Keller Central - Boys
Keller Central Wrestling
“If you want to be the best,
outwork the rest!”
Good luck seniors!
125 Zach Nash • 130 Fred Ghorbani • 135 Harrison Rollins
145 Brian Waters • 152 Steven Hyche • 160 Bryant Martinez • 189 Cody Teurle
Keller Central - Girls
Keller Central Wrestling
“If you want to be the best,
outwork the rest!”
Good luck seniors!
110 Miranda Mendez • 119 Angel Miller • 128 Emily Harvey
Kimball
KIMBALL KNIGHTS
WRESTLING
BOYS
VARSITY 2008/09 RECORD
103: Anthonio Ocampo
(Jr. 12-6)
112: Terrell Halback
(Soph. 5-11)
119: Tri Tsu Tanliu
(Soph. 3-8)
125: Kyre Banks
(Fr. 5-3)
130: Charleston Taylor
(Sr. 21-3)
135: Charles Taylor
(Sr. 19-5)
140: Donovan Crittendon (Jr. 15-6)
145: Marcel Brooks
(Jr. 18-6)
152: Micheal Greagor
(Sr. 15-4)
160: Howard Huggins
(Fr. 10-4)
171: Anthony Gibson
(Jr. 9-2)
180: Dontay Livingston
(Sr. 20-3)
189: Zach Galbreath
(Sr. 19-1)
215: Demetric Calloway
(Jr. 15-6)
285 Montquan Peoples
(Sr. 10-1 )
GIRLS
VARSITY 2008/09 RECORD
95: Denise Garzq
102: Talisha Bombard
119: Christina Rodriguez
128: Erica Earl
138: Robbie Williams
148: Racheal Coleman
165: Claudia Vega
185: Walinda Brown
215: Breanna Johnson
( Soph. 5-3)
(Soph. 13-3)
(Soph. 11-4)
(Jr. 15-5)
(Jr. 17-6)
(Sr. 9-1)
(Sr. 12-5)
(Sr. 18-1)
(Fr. 13-7)
08-09 KIMBALL KNIGHTS WRESTLING SCHEDULE (BOYS & GIRLS)
DATE
!"!#$
HIGH SCHOOLS
$)*!
DEC:
2
4
5
9
12/13
12/13
16
17
19/20
31
JAN:
2/3
7
9/10
13
14
16/17
20
24
27
30/31
31
FEB:
6/7
13/14
27/28
Sunset(B)
Lewisville/Colony(B)
Coppell Classic (G)
Arlington(B)
Frisco Inv.(G)
R.L. Turner Inv.(B)
Molina/Frisco Centennial/L.D. Bell (B/G)
Jesuit/R.L. Turner(B)
St Marks Inv.(B)
Lollapalooza(G
%&'(!
Sunset
Lewisville
Coppell
Arlington
Frisco
R.L. Turner
Molina
Kimball
St. Marks
Lamar
6pm
6pm
4pm
6pm
6pm
3pm
6pm
5pm
4pm
9am
Lone Star Duals(B/G)
Lancaster(B/G)
Lamar Inv. (B)
Highland Park(B)
Bishop Lynch/Bishop Dunne(B)
All City Tourn(B/G)
Liberty/Trimble Tech/Molina(B/G)
James Jones Classic(B/G)
W.T. White/S.O.C.(B/G)
Texans Shootout(G)
L.D. Bell Inv.(B)
SGP
Kimball
Lamar
Highland Park
Lynch
Kimball
Molina
Kimball
W.T. White
Sam Houston
L.D. Bell
8am
5pm
5pm/9am
5pm
5pm
6pm/9am
6pm
8am
5pm
4pm/7am
8am
District(B/G)
Regional’s(B/G)
State(B/G)
Conrad
Martin
Delco Center
6pm/10am
7am/7am
(Austin)
COACHES:
ADMINISTRATION____________
Devon Fortson “Buck”
Jacob Nunez
Principal Danny Stigers
Athletic Director - Chester Barnes
Langley
Weight
103 112 119 125 130 135 140 145 152 160 171 189 215 285 Name
Anthony Kotoriy
Leland Jenkins
Daniel Hozik
Matt Wilson
Jay Ives
Cameron Kaihara
Griffen Dulany
Josh Bates
David Helmer
Kiefer Hazard
Cameron Movaghari
JD Drasbek
Aaron Sahm
Scott Jones
Head Coach: John Belyea
Asst Coach: Todd Reynolds
Managers: Lee Quinby, Sara Chaudri
Lawton
If you don’t Believe…You don’t Belong
The Wolverines are currently 4-0 in duals. This LHS team is well balanced and loaded with talent. Sr. Tim
Francisco returns as a 6a State Finalist at 125 along with state placer Shane Henning currently ranked 3rd at
119. Freshman Colton Nunn will fair well at 103 along with 112 Jared Campbell and 130 Senior Logan Burk.
Newcomer Marvin Williams and Austin Rabon will share the varsity duties at 135. Andrew Garies and Paul
Lopez will hold down the 140 slot. At 145 Jr Austin Lopez will return as a solid varsity pinning machine and Sr
DC Walker will do the honors at 152. Freshman sensation Jeff Irvin will help out at 160 and Michael Ferguson
is holding his own at 171 wrestling tough while winning the SOI and placing 3rd at the Bristow Tournament.
Michaels brother Mitchell will fill the 180 spot along with Kyle Fultz. Sr Captain Dustin Phillips will provide
leadership and poise to this ambitious group. He has wrestled 215 and Heavyweight for LHS thusfar. He is a
team player and pushed by Sophomore Adam Lambert, a jr high state placer from last year, also used wherever
he is needed. Sr. Joselyn Maldonaldo could help this team go to the next lever. His potential is off the charts.
Big Easy Elton White will wrestle heavy and has done a great job so far this year. Look out for the Wolverines
this year. WE’RE BACK!!!!
Head Coach: Jimbo Smith
Assistant Coach: David Herrera
HIGH SCHOOLS
Liberty
Name
Wt
Travis Alexys Nunez
Kelsey Gunia
Alex Nunez
Meghan Campbell Ana Santana
Stacy Martin Allie Nunez
Katrina Harcus
Brittany Holcomb
Jeanne Nguyen
Melissa Pacetti Xoliswa Lewis Candace Randall
95
102
110
110
110
110/119
119/128
128
128/138
138/148
165
215
215
Coaches:
Tim Brennan
Jason Thurston
Devin Lemons
Kirk McBride
Marcus
Weight
Name
103
Phillip Vivar
112
Slade Moore
Brett Felley
119
Pat Braun
Jake Mitchell
John Volker
125
Sam Gile
Trey Black
Andrew Mogollon
130
135
140
145
152
160
171
180
189
215
285
Hunter Brickey
Michael Sidberry
Zach Mitchell
Steven Finerin
Ryan Dubzak
Jake Follett
Tyler Lee
Jake Simmons
Mitch Delancy
Christian Speakman
Jonathon Murphy
Tony Ganino
Chris McCaskill
Sean Harmon
Tarsis Gabriel
CJ Scherer
TJ Roggy
Alex Campbell
DJ Hauser
Ryan Melville
Bryan Miles
Beau Glover
Dylan Powers
Justin Rayome
Josh Simmons
Cameron Hickey
Chris Merlene
Garrett Bennett
TJ Patel
Sam Ayoubi
COACHES:
Mike Prado
Will Kates
Sam Pellissier Jr
Martin - Arlington Girls
Top Row Lt to Rt: Rebecca Perales Soph.,
(Captain) Beka Mahlow Jr., Krystal Hearn
Soph., Jessie Cutler Soph.
Middle Row Lt to Rt: Reem Elkassih Sr.,
Kerra Scott Sr., Catie Parish Fr., (Manager)
Chloe Chafetz Soph, Loren Gliha Sr.
Bottom Row Lt to Rt: (Captain) Heather
Danielson Sr., Olga Perez Soph., Chelsea
Chafetz Sr., Kaysha King Soph , Rachel
Mahlow Soph
Not Shown: Shilo Barrett, Harmoney
Bourguignon. (Manager) Bianca Patel
Head Girls Coach: Jake Maurer
Head Boys Coach: Patrick Dunn
Assistant Coach: Allan Blanchard
Assistant Coach: Neil Sharum
I would like to thank all my girl’s parents and The Martin Warrior Booster
club for all the support they have given us this year.
Coach Jake Maurer
Martin - Arlington Boys
HIGH SCHOOLS
Weight
Name
Year
103
Alex Green
FR
112
Keith Sutton
SO
119
Anthony Sequera
JR
125
Nick Lopez
JR
130
Peter Huang
So
135
Jeff Baker
JR
135
Chris Davidson
SR
135
Tyler Vela
SR
140
Jason Mozley
JR
145
Sam rael
JR
152
Austin Babek
SR
160
Alec Sheldon
JR
171
Anthony Cedno
SR
180
Brady Hull
JR
180
Amis Brooks
JR
215
Chaecles Chrome
SR
285
Chandler Ford
SO
Coaches: Patrick Dunn, Alan Blancher, Neil Sharum
Record
Duals 10-2
1st at The Warrior Invitational
3rd at The Woodlands
4th at St.Marks Duals
1st at Fossil Ridge Christmas Invitational
River Road
Weight Name
Year
102
KERSHAUNNA SANDERS
FRESHMAN
5-8
110
WHITLEY RUSSELL
FRESHMAN
2-2
119
MARY HISE
JUNIOR
16-7
REGIONAL QUALIFIER ’07, ‘08
128
138
NATASHA MASSEY
SENIOR
JAKIE THOMPSON
JUNIOR
14-8
165
SIERRA HOBBS
JUNIOR
8-12
REGIONAL QUALIFIER ‘08
215
KESSA BYBEE
JUNIOR
15-9
REGIOANL QUALIFIER ’07,’08 STATE ‘08
10-13
Saginaw
Weight
Name
Weight
Name
103 112 119 125 130 135 140 145 152 BRICE BASSINGER
TRAVIS RODENBAUGH
JEREMY SWINFORD
ANTHONY GENTRY
MARK SALAZAR
CHRISTAIN MORENO
MICHAEL RODRIQUES
LUIS GONZALES
JUSTIN COHN
160 MICHAEL LENTH
171 ADAM GONSOULIN
180 EDWARD WHISENANT
189 DAVIA DIAZ
215 JUSTIN JONES
285 CHARLES LOCKETT
COACHES DON PADGETT AND MARK SPRINGER
Southmoore - Oklahoma
Coaches
Greg George, James Seeney, Justin Wood, Tyler Zukerman, Brandon Shelton, Barry Boone
Managers, Emily Allsbrook, Lauren Buckley, Ashlee Floyd, Falyn Kelm, Kaitlyn Leslie
HIGH SCHOOLS
St. Michael’s
Catholic High School from Santa Fe, NM
3A-2008 3rd Place - State Tournament
103
112
119 125
130
135
140
Jose Ocampo
Matthew Cantu
Joaquin Garcia & Derrick Valdez
Anthony Cantu & Franco CdeBaca
Domonic Sanchez
Jesse Martinez & Isaiah Lovato
Ishmael Romero
145
160
171
180
190
215
HWT
Doug Pacheco-Myers & Manuel Trujillo
Ryan Gorman
Jake Winter
Andrew Trujillo
Michael Aranda
Michael Lamb
Andres Blea
Coaches: Pat Aranda, Anthony Peperas, Anthony Martinez, Joaquin Garcia
Trinity Christian Academy
Ryan Beebe
Graham Bell
Vince D’Ambrogi
Benton Ellis
Nick Foglietta
Zac Fort
John Hilyard
Andy Knox
Nicky Lahutsky
Patrick McAnally
Merit Miller
Jon Mills
Andy Moore
Joe Moore
Max Moore
Josh Morgan
Tyler Nagle-Perkins
Johann Sarna
Jeff Scovell
Steven Shirley
Taylor Snow
Brooks Troiani
Scott Vance
Austin Van Fleet
James Voelker
Robert Voelker
Kyle Winker
Ban Wright
Woodlands
Girls
102 110 119 128 138 148 Boys
Nancy Barrera
Kristen Gibson
Cynthia Castillo
Lacie Phillips
Adriana Flores
Kaitlyn Spinks
103 112 119 125 130 135 140 145 152 160 171 180 189 215 285 Kyle Shannon
Tyler Blake
Josh Clark
Andre Saenz
Erik Spjut
Cooper Riggs
Jamie Singh
David Mims
Erik Ducey
Omar Enan
Jacobie Williams
Alex Orr
Tristan Bartsch
Cody Davis
Stephen Carr
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