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Wrestling community mourns the passing of Tommy Goff
The Ohio Valley Lost a Great man and a true ambassador of the sport of wrestling RIP Tommy Goff!!!
Click here to support the Goff's!!!
Another loss for Valley wrestling official Ken McWilliams RIP
Ken was a great official and even a better guy!
Summer Stuff:
Click here to check out the WRESTLING MILL!!!
Tom Ryan Camp @ HC June 2nd-4th limited numbers!
05-01-21
SATURDAY AT 10 AM EDT – 4:30 PM EDT
Mike Malinconico Wrestling Clinic
West Karate of Weirton
04-27-21
2021 NHSCA Virginia Beach Nationals
Congrats to all the ALL Americans!!
Senior National Champion!!
Peyten Kellar Cutler, OH (OH) DEC Chandler Amaker North Charleston, SC (SC), 8-4
3rd Logan Ours Wellsville, OH (OH) MD Michael Bobola Franklin, MA (MA), 8-0
152 Steven Mitchell, Wheeling Park (5-2, 4th Place) All American
ChampR64 W Fall 5:44 Zack Orsargos (PA)
ChampR32 W Fall 3:56 Tristan Diaz (GA)
ChampR16 W Dec 9-7 Tanner Baumgartner (CO)
ChampQF W Dec 3-2 Cayleb Atkins (KS)
ChampSF L Dec 9-3 Alex Ramirez (CA)
ConsSF W Dec 9-4 Marek Bush (NY)
3rdPL L Dec 6-4 Darian Estevez (FL)
285 Charles Tamburin, Wheeling Park (5-3, 6th Place) All American
ChampR32 W Fall 2:54 Joseph Alaniz (CA)
ChampR16 L Dec 8-2 Chris Esparza (UT)
ConsR16#2 W Dec 1-0 Hunter Arthur (KY)
ConsR8#1 W Fall 3:34 James Zogg (AL)
ConsR8#2 W Dec 5-4 UTB Jagger Schack (MN)
ConsQF W Dec 1-0 Nate Miller (PA)
ConsSF L Dec 3-1 Triston Norris (NC)
5thPL L Dec 6-5 Jake Andrews (CA)
132 Cody Taggert, Wheeling Park (0-2)
ChampR64 L Dec 7-6 Michael Kling (DE)
ConsR32#1 L MD 10-0 James Latona (AL)
32 Nathan Shelek, Wheeling Park (3-2)
ChampR63 L Fall 3:53 Evan Maag (PA)
ConsR64#2 W TF 15-0 3:31 Eathan Vogelin (PA)
ConsR32#1 W Fall 1:26 Tyler Fouts (WA)
ConsR32#2 W MD 16-6 Liam Murphy (VA)
ConsR16#1 L MD 11-1 Stephen Lukas (NY)
126 William Angelozzi, University (0-2)
ChampR64 L Fall 1:16 Luis Arboleda (FL)
ConsR64#2 L Fall 1:15 Culley Bellino (NY)
138 Dominic Parker, University (3-2)
ChampR128 L Fall 1:23 Antonio Rodrigues (MD)
ConsR64#2 W Fall 2:12 Jaheim Mills (GA)
ConsR32#1 W Fall 1:50 Remington Morrow (PA)
ConsR32#2 W MD 14-2 Duke Byfield (FL)
ConsR16#1 L Dec 5-3 Tyler Haley (VA)
160 Dakota Hagedorn, University (4-3, 8th Place) All American
ChampR64 W Dec 9-2 Ryan Jeletic (SC)
ChampR32 W MD 12-3 Colson Coon (WY)
ChampR16 W TF 20-3 4:25 Kael Bennie (UT)
ChampQF L MD 13-5 Tim McDonnell (CA)
ConsR8#2 W Dec 6-3 Max Ray (OH)
ConsQF L Dec 11-6 Rafael Hipolito (AL)
7thPL L Dec 9-2 Brett Smith (MO)
170 Adam Angel, Wheeling Park (0-2)
ChampR64 L MD 17-6 Omaury Alvarez (GA)
ConsR32#2 L TF 13-0 2:12 Tucker Waitman (OK)
220 Erick Brothers, Wheeling Park (5-2, 5th Place) All American
ChampR32 W Fall 0:39 Jacob Scott (PA)
ChampR16 W Fall 0:49 Branden Marrero (FL)
ChampQF L Dec 9-6 Noah Todd (TN)
ConsR8#2 W Dec 5-0 Benjamin Farabaugh (PA)
ChampQF W Fall Trent Sibble (NY)
ConsSF L Fall Myles Johnson (OH)
5thPL W MD 12-0 Zachary Evans (PA)
132 Luca Felix, University (4-2, Blood Round)
ChampR64 L Dec 5-2 D'mitri Alarcon (CO)
ConsR32#2 W MD 14-1 Raymond Martinez (FL)
ConsR16#1 W Fall 1:29 Greg Milone (NY)
ConsR16#2 W MD 8-0 Ryder Machado (PA)
ConsR8#1 W Dec 5-0 Konlin Weaver (GA)
ConsR8#2 L Fal 2:28 Landon Desselle (TN)
04-26-21
2020-2021 OVAC Rankings Final
Special Thanks to Ken Dunbar for the WV help!!!
04-21-21
Updated AA/A State
Tournament Brackets
Updated AAA State
Tournament Brackets after Consolation Finals
2021 WVSSAC AA/A STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT
AA Team Champions: Point Pleasant
AA Team Runners-Up: Fairmont Senior
AA Coach of the Year: John Bonecutter, Point Pleasant
AA Most Outstanding Wrestler: Blake Boyers, East Fairmont
A Team Champions: Moorefield
A Team Runners-Up: Cameron
A Coach of the Year: Tim Jones, Cameron
A Most Outstanding Wrestler: Ian Bush, Cameron
Snyder-Miller Media Person of the Year: Gary Fauber, Beckley Register-Herald
National Federation Coaches Association Active Award - 2020 Wrestling Coach of
the Year: Jeremy Tincher, Greenbrier West
Final AAA State
Tournament Brackets
Complete AAA State Tournament Results:
https://sikorasoftsystems.com/WVAAA/
By KIM NORTH
For The Intelligencer
HUNTINGTON -- For the first time since 2006, Wheeling Park has three state
wrestling champions in the same season. The Patriots went 3-for-3 in the
championship finals Tuesday night as the 74th edition of the West Virginia Class
AAA tournament came to a close here inside Mountain Health Arena.
Stevie Mitchell (152), Erick Brothers Jr. (220) and Charlie Tamburin (285) all
stood high atop the awards podium. Mitchell completed his cycle while Brothers
Jr. repeated in dominating fashion and Tamburin overcame huge weight differences
in all four of his matches.
Mitchell placed fourth as a freshman at 138 and was third at the same weight as
a sophomore. His junior season he was runnerup at 145.
He won by injury default over Parkersburg South freshman Robert Shockey with
1-minute, 19-seconds remaining in the bout. Mitchell was leading 13-5 when the
two combatants went out of bounds awkwardly, with Shockey clutching his left
knee in pain.
After several minutes with the tournament's training staff, it was determined he
was unable to continue.
"It feels great. I've been dreaming about this all my life," Mitchell said.
"I've never won a state championship in anything."
Mitchell trailed 2-0 early in the match but ran off 11 of the next 12 points for
a 11-3 advantage at the end of two periods. He never let up.
"I knew I had to keep the pressure on. I knew he wasn't going to take any
shots," Mitchell offered. "That's what I did."
Mitchell capped his career with a 128-29 record. He was 21-1 in this abbreviated
campaign.
Brothers Jr. recorded four first-period pins in going back-to-back. He got a
mat-slapper in 1:22 in the finals over Greenbrier East's Thomas Mullins. The
Patriots standout was leading 2-0 when the fall occurred.
"It feels great, especially having two under my belt. It feels a little better
with this being my second because of all the craziness this season," Brothers
Jr. added. "I'm proud of myself. I worked hard this year training. It paid off."
He was also happy for his training partner, Tamburin.
"It just proves how hard we work in the (wrestling) room. The coaches set a high
standard for us and they expect us to meet that standard."
Brothers Jr. finished 20-1 and is 58-8 in his two years.
Tamburin overcame a 2-0 deficit late in the second period and about 40 pounds to
Parkersburg's Jeffrey Jones, but the senior evened things up with a reversal
before the second period ended. He then used another reversal for his victory.
"It feels great to accomplish something you have always wanted. I've wrestled
all my life and now I'm here," Tamburin said. "It was a good match. I came out
on top. That's about all I can say."
Tamburin was 17-1 this season and 55-20 for his career.
"It's pretty cool to see us get three state champions. Park hasn't done that
since I was in high school," Wheeling Park head coach Brian Leggett (a
Parkersburg High grad) allowed. "We went 3-for-3 in the finals. so that was
cool, as well.
"All three of those guys are very deserving of state titles. I even got a little
emotional after Stevie won because I know how much time and work he has put in
for four years," Leggett added. "To get a win in his last high school match was
special.
"Erick was very dominating. To go out there and dominate like he did there in
the finals was something special," Leggett continued. "It's going to be fun
watching Erick for two more years.
"For Charlie to come back and win the state after losing in the finals (at 220)
last year and then losing in the regional finals this year, that's something
special."
The Patriots had a quartet of other placewinners in freshman Adam Carman (106);
junior Nate Shelek (132); sophomore Adam Angel (170) and Hunter Nixon (182).
Carman took fifth with a 16-0 technical fall over Morgantown's Garret Spohn to
end his campaign at 14-7.
Shelek finished third for the second consecutive season after a 3-2 decision
over Parkersburg South's Trent Jones. Shelek finished 16-3.
Angel was up two spots from last year after a 7-1 setback to University's Dakota
Hagedorn to finish fourth and end 19-6.
Nixon was a third-placer after receiving a injury default from Spring Mills'
Nevin Milburn. Nixon finished 7-1. He was also third as a freshman and missed
last season with an injury.
John Marshall's Ethan Cook (106) and Matthew Tschappat (113) placed third and
sixth, respectively.
Cook decisioned St. Albans' Mac Payne, 4-2, to end his sophomore season with a
15-3 record. Cook improved three places from 2020.
Tschappat dropped a 2-1 decision to Princeton's Trace Hatfield to finish 16-4 as
a senior.
"I'm proud of the way these two guys wrestled this week. They both battled and
foudntheir way on the podium," John Marshall head coach Ryan Asbury said. "This
is Ethan's second time placing so we're looking for big things from his the next
two seasons. For Matthew, as a senior, it was nice to see him rewarded for all
of his hard work."
Brooke's Braydon Demaria (120) took fifth with a 5-2 decision of Buckhannon-Upshur's
Liam Garcia. Demaria, a senior, ended 14-5.
"It feels good. I'm glad for Braydon," Brooke head coach Doug Sizemore said.
"He's been the hardest worker in our room for four years and he's been knocking
on the door for three years. He finally got in this year.
Sizemore said Demaria's performance is something for the younger kids to look up
to.
"He definitely left a legacy of hard work," Sizemore said. "He will be the one
that we are talking about down the road as someone that teh kids looked up to."
The Class A-AA tournament begins today at 11 a.m. with one round of action.
WV State Tournament: AAA: April 19-20, 2021; AA/A: April 21-22, 2021
AAA WV State Tournament Website: https://sikorasoftsystems.com/WVAAA/
AA/A WV State Tournament Website: https://sikorasoftsystems.com/WVAA/
04-11-21
WV Regional Tournament Results:
AA/A Region I
AA/A Region II
AA/A Region III
AA/A Region IV
AAA Region I
AAA Region II
AAA Region III
AAA Region IV
04-01-21
(It was hard to do any rankings this year, if i have any missing results email me)
CONGRATULATIONS TO BRAXTON AMOS ON WRESTLING HIS WAY TO AN
ALTERNATE SPOT ON THE US OLYMPIC WRESTLING TEAM!
How Braxton Amos Nearly Secured a Spot in the Tokyo Olympic Games
More on the US Olympic Team Trials:
Young Talent Amos Stuns Greco-Roman Field to Reach Finals at US Olympic Team
Trials
Amos Qualifies for Olympic Trials
Listen to Baschamania Podcast Discussing Amos
04-09-21
WV Team Polls - AAA / AA / A
WV AA/A Individual Rankings
WV AAA Individual Rankings
03-27-21
Anyone who placed at OAC Jr High or Grade School state please email me your placements.
OAC Freshman, Jr. High, & Grade school State Placers
(If I missed you email me)
120 Dakota King Barnesville Freshman State Champion
126 Skyler King Barnesville Freshman State Champion
195 Cody Stecky St Clairsville Freshman 5th Place
Jr High OAC State Placers
100
Champion Jake Hughes - Beaver Local
captured his fourth grade school state title
108
3rd Place - Brody Saccoccia - Steubenville
126
5th Place - Blake Hinkle - Barnesville
164
5th Place - Jonathon Bailey – East Liverpool
176
2nd Place - Ethan Llewellyn – Indian Creek
140
6th Place Drake Bouscher - Beaver Local
Grade School OAC State Placers
Gavin Saxton MF D1 40 4th place
Michael Patterson MF D1 50 4th place
Anthony Alexander MF D2 61 2nd place
Jayce Nixon MF D3 65 2nd place
Nate Shreve MF D3 130 4th place
Blake Hinkle Barn 126 5th
Landon Danko Tor D2 70- 8th
Cohen Snyder StC D3 71- 8th
Brody Perzanowski UL D4 110 state champion
Jason Jones Jr UL D2 45 7th
Ethan Myers UL D3 160 6th
Jaxon Holtz won the 55# Div. 3 2021 OAC State Championship for Copley / Arsenal Wrestling. Jaxon also won the 2021 Ohioway 59 # State title Div. 3 and the OAC Divisional big School State Title Div 3 55#. 61-4 record for 2021.Jaxon is the grandson of John & Nancy Stephenson ofCadiz.
WP, OG, & PS
03-25-21
PS, WP, OG & Morg
Congratulations to Parkersburg South WV State Dual Champions!!!
03-22-21
West Virginia Girls State Tournament
OG
Mar 19-20 - HS West
Virginia Team State Duals Championships
AA/A Semifinal #1 - Point
Pleasant 67 Doddridge County 12
AA/A Semifinal #2 - Berkeley
Springs 40 Herbert Hoover 39
AA/A Championship Final - Point
Pleasant 64 Berkeley Springs 15
AAA Semifinal #1 - Parkersburg
South 45 Spring Mills 24
AAA Semifinal #2 - St.
Albans 42 Wheeling Park 36
AAA Championship Final - Parkersburg
South 50 St. Albans 27
AAA Third Place Match - Spring
Mills 38 Wheeling Park 30
03-19-21
PS, WP, & OG
Congratulations to Peyten Kellar (Warren) & Brian Palmer (Buckeye Local) 152 Pound State Champions!!!
Two champs in the same weight!
16 OVAC Ohio State Placers
First Place
145: Alek Martin (Graham Local) dec. Logan Ours (Lis.
Beaver) 5-4;
152: Peyten Kellar (Warren) dec. Douglas Terry (Granville) 3-1;
Third Place
132: Koen Kish (St. Clairsville) disq. Nick Hart (Graham Local)
Disq;
152: Tyler Muldrew (Steubenville) dec. Trace Braun (Graham Local)
6-3;
170: David Frederick (Cham. Julienne) dec. Ethan Pappas (Steubenville) 8-4;
195: Austin Starr (Indian Creek) pin Max Shulaw (Col. DeSales)
3:34;
220: Jakob Beverly (Ashland) pin Elijah Llewellyn (Indian Creek) 3:28;
Fifth Place
220: Reese Skaggs (St. Clairsville) dec. Kenny Marra (West Branch)
7-3;
Seventh Place
138: Devon Salsberry (Lis. Beaver) pin Cullen Van Rooyen
(Tri-Valley) 4:00;
160: Gunner Cramblett (Graham Local) pin Logan Krulik (Lis. Beaver) 2:30;
182: Carter Kroll (Ontario) dec. Jonathan Potts (Lis. Beaver) 5-0;
Div III
First Place
152: Brian Palmer (Buckeye Local) dec. Tate Geiser
(Dalton) 5-1;
Fifth Place
106: Reese Stephen (Barnesville) dec. Olivia Shore (Miami East)
3-0;
113: Gavin Caprella (Lima C.C.) dec. Dakota King (Barnesville) 5-1;
160: Carson Bey (Versailles) maj. dec. Cameron Woods (Barnesville) md8-0;
Seventh Place
170: Chase Martin (Del. St. John's) dec. Kameron Hughes (Martins
Ferry) 5-4 TB;
03-17-21
Morg, Lin & Univ
Teams and Schedules for The 2021 West Virginia Dual Team
State Championships
AAA
Region 1: Wheeling Park
Region 2: Spring Mills
Region 3: St. Albans
Region 4: Parkersburg South
AA/A
Region 1: Berkeley Springs
Region 2: Doddridge County
Region 3: Herbert Hoover
Region 4: Point Pleasant
AAA schedule
AA/A schedule
WV Girls State Tournament brackets posted.
NCAA DII National Tournament Coverage:
Luke Martin Makes FSU History with 149-lb Title; Also Named Tournament MOW
West Liberty Makes History at National Tournament
Four Hilltoppers Earn All-American Honors
New pages added!
WV High School State Duals
Tournament
WV Girls State Tournament
03-15-21
WP, Morg, Cam, & OG
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OVAC Ohio State Qualifiers: 41
106
Gannon Kazmirski, St. Clairsville, (11), 33-8 Scarlet & Gray
Tristen Rossiter, Sarahsville Shenandoah, (9), 31-6 Green & White
Dylan Ward, Martins Ferry, (10), 27-12 Purple & White
Reese Stephen, Barnesville, (9), 39-3 Red/Green/White
112
Anthony Shevlin, Steubenville, (11), 26-10 Red & Black
Dakota King, Barnesville, (9), 43-2 Red/Green/White
Alex Overly, Sarahsville Shenandoah, (12), 33-8 Green & White
120
Cole Coleman, Vincent Warren, (12), 22-7 Blue & White
Griffen Stephen, Barnesville, (11), 33-9 Red/Green/White
126
Mark Emmerling Jr., Lisbon Beaver, (11), 27-6 Red & White
Skyler King, Barnesville, (9), 32-8 Red/Green/White
132
Koen Kish, St. Clairsville, (12), 37-2 Scarlet & Gray
Logan Tague, Barnesville, (10), 34-9 Red/Green/White
Drake Kanyuch, Sarahsville Shenandoah, (10), 37-5 Green & White
138
Devon Salsberry, Lisbon Beaver, (12), 30-2 Red & White
145
Dominic Paterra, Wintersville Indian Creek, (10), 32-6 Red & Gold
Logan Ours, Lisbon Beaver, (11), 30-0 Red & White (19:II-120-6th)
Caden Stout, St. Clairsville, (11), 35-7 Scarlet & Gray
Garrett Dozier, Toronto, (12), 34-2 Red & White
152
Tyler Muldrew, Steubenville, (12), 33-2 Red & Black (19:II-132-4th)
Peyten Kellar, Vincent Warren, (12), 32-0 Blue & White (19:II-126-7th, 18:II-106-5th)
Brandon Kiser, Dover, (11), 38-5 Red & Gray
Brian Palmer Jr., Rayland Buckeye Local, (12), 39-1 Navy &
Silver (19:III-132-3rd, 18:III-120-6th)
160
Eric Williams, East Liverpool, (10), 28-4 Royal & White
Logan Krulik, Lisbon Beaver, (12), 21-6 Red & White
Aaron Ferguson, Steubenville, (12), 33-0 Red & Black
Cameron Woods, Barnesville, (12), 41-8 Red/Green/White
170
Ethan Pappas, Steubenville, (12), 31-1 Red & Black (19:II-160-6th)
Howard Williams, East Liverpool, (12), 26-4 Royal & White
Kameron Hughes, Martins Ferry, (12), 35-8 Purple & White
182
Caden Kenworthy, Cambridge, (11), 23-3 Blue & White
Jonathan Potts, Lisbon Beaver, (12), 30-3 Red & White
195
Justin Bartlett, Cambridge, (12), 20-3 Blue & White
Austin Starr, Wintersville Indian Creek, (11), 32-0 Red & Gold
220
Reese Skaggs, St. Clairsville, (12), 32-3 Scarlet & Gray
Logan Ortt, New Philadelphia, (12), 25-4 Red & Black
Elijah Llewellyn, Wintersville Indian Creek, (10), 16-1 Red & Gold
Caden Weekely, Wellsville, (12), 29-8 Orange & Black
Zakary Dobson, Martins Ferry, (11), 36-2 Purple & White
285
Jake Welch, Vincent Warren, (12), 28-10 Blue & White
T.J. Wehr, Caldwell, (12), 34-4 Red & Black
borofan Ohio State Rankings Div III
03-12-21
WSAZ High School Seeds Released. Click here.
Follow the tournament at this website: sikorasoftsystems.com/WSAZHS/.
Congratulations to Ethan Pappas Steub on his 150th win!!!
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2021 OHSAA
Individual State Tournament Pairings Participants Brackets Results |
OVAC Ohio State Qualifiers: 41
106
Gannon Kazmirski, St. Clairsville, (11), 33-8 Scarlet & Gray
Tristen Rossiter, Sarahsville Shenandoah, (9), 31-6 Green & White
Dylan Ward, Martins Ferry, (10), 27-12 Purple & White
Reese Stephen, Barnesville, (9), 39-3 Red/Green/White
112
Anthony Shevlin, Steubenville, (11), 26-10 Red & Black
Dakota King, Barnesville, (9), 43-2 Red/Green/White
Alex Overly, Sarahsville Shenandoah, (12), 33-8 Green & White
120
Cole Coleman, Vincent Warren, (12), 22-7 Blue & White
Griffen Stephen, Barnesville, (11), 33-9 Red/Green/White
126
Mark Emmerling Jr., Lisbon Beaver, (11), 27-6 Red & White
Skyler King, Barnesville, (9), 32-8 Red/Green/White
132
Koen Kish, St. Clairsville, (12), 37-2 Scarlet & Gray
Logan Tague, Barnesville, (10), 34-9 Red/Green/White
Drake Kanyuch, Sarahsville Shenandoah, (10), 37-5 Green & White
138
Devon Salsberry, Lisbon Beaver, (12), 30-2 Red & White
145
Dominic Paterra, Wintersville Indian Creek, (10), 32-6 Red & Gold
Logan Ours, Lisbon Beaver, (11), 30-0 Red & White (19:II-120-6th)
Caden Stout, St. Clairsville, (11), 35-7 Scarlet & Gray
Garrett Dozier, Toronto, (12), 34-2 Red & White
152
Tyler Muldrew, Steubenville, (12), 33-2 Red & Black (19:II-132-4th)
Peyten Kellar, Vincent Warren, (12), 32-0 Blue & White (19:II-126-7th, 18:II-106-5th)
Brandon Kiser, Dover, (11), 38-5 Red & Gray
Brian Palmer Jr., Rayland Buckeye Local, (12), 39-1 Navy &
Silver (19:III-132-3rd, 18:III-120-6th)
160
Eric Williams, East Liverpool, (10), 28-4 Royal & White
Logan Krulik, Lisbon Beaver, (12), 21-6 Red & White
Aaron Ferguson, Steubenville, (12), 33-0 Red & Black
Cameron Woods, Barnesville, (12), 41-8 Red/Green/White
170
Ethan Pappas, Steubenville, (12), 31-1 Red & Black (19:II-160-6th)
Howard Williams, East Liverpool, (12), 26-4 Royal & White
Kameron Hughes, Martins Ferry, (12), 35-8 Purple & White
182
Caden Kenworthy, Cambridge, (11), 23-3 Blue & White
Jonathan Potts, Lisbon Beaver, (12), 30-3 Red & White
195
Justin Bartlett, Cambridge, (12), 20-3 Blue & White
Austin Starr, Wintersville Indian Creek, (11), 32-0 Red & Gold
220
Reese Skaggs, St. Clairsville, (12), 32-3 Scarlet & Gray
Logan Ortt, New Philadelphia, (12), 25-4 Red & Black
Elijah Llewellyn, Wintersville Indian Creek, (10), 16-1 Red & Gold
Caden Weekely, Wellsville, (12), 29-8 Orange & Black
Zakary Dobson, Martins Ferry, (11), 36-2 Purple & White
285
Jake Welch, Vincent Warren, (12), 28-10 Blue & White
T.J. Wehr, Caldwell, (12), 34-4 Red & Black
borofan Ohio State Rankings Div III
03-11-21
WP, OG, Weir, Brk, & PS
03-08-21
Mag, Univ , OG , WP, Lin, Weir & PS
Updated: 03-09-21
03-04-21
PS & Morg
Dist. Tournament: Division III - Garfield Heights (3/5/21-3/6/21)
Dist. Tournament: Division II - Gallia Academy (3/5/21-3/6/21)
Dist. Tournament: Division III - Coshocton (3/5/21-3/6/21)
02-26-21
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Sect. Tournament: Div. II - Claymont (2/27/21) |
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Sect. Tournament: Div. II - Steubenville (2/27/21)
Watch Live 103-145
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Sect. Tournament: Div. III - Barnesville (2/27/21) |
| Sect. Tournament: Div. III - Sandy Valley (2/27/21) |
Sect. Tournament: Div. III - Rootstown (2/27/21)
02-26-21
High School School Academic All-State and Honor Roll
Team Preview Videos:
Parkersburg South
Life as a Mountaineer - Peyton Hall
Braxton Amos Defeats 3X All-American and NCAA Finalst T. J.
Dudley at Underground 4
Recap here.
02-25-21
OAC Divisional States
Steubenville
1st Brody Saccoccia
1st Telea Guntrum
3rd Landon Croiser
4th Kail Simmons
02-15-21
AAA, AA, A WV Pre-Season Team Polls
ECOL Wrestling Results
106
Christian Gomez-Sanchez (Dov) 7-4
Hayley Snyder (War)
Bryce Hagey (NP)
113
Jack Osborn (Dov) 18-3
Ben White (NP)
Clay Carpenter (War)
120
Blake Lanzer (Dov) pin 5:10
Ryan Harris (NP)
Mitchel Rehl (War)
126
Pedro Garcia (Dov) pin 1:32
Ethan Pierce (NP)
Jacob Berg (War)
132
Egidio DiFazio (Dov) pin 1:25
Caden Matthews (NP)
James Lively (War)
138
Eric Reed (Cam) pin 2:51
Ezekiel Williams (NP)
Hayden Wiggers (War)
145
Thad VanArsdalen (NP) pin :55
Tyler Neil (Cam)
Kylee Tait (War)
152
Peyten Kellar (War) pin :44
Charlie Gibbs (NP)
Andrew LaPlante (Cam)
160
Brandon Kiser (Dov) pin 1:14
Drake Gamertsfelder (NP)
Cole Hupp (War)
170
Jack Storm (Dov) pin 3:09
Brody Fogle (Cam)
Gus Valaquez-Falu (NP)
182
Caden Kenworthy (Cam) pin :59
Doug Weaver (Dov)
Edgar Mejia (NP)
195
Justin Bartlett (Cam) pin 1:15
Austin Carpenter (War)
Steven Jimenez (NP)
220
Logan Ortt (NP) pin :24
Dylan Keife (War)
Austin Cochrun (Dov)
285
Garrett Dillon (NP) pin 2:44
Jake Welch (War)
Joey Tristano (Dov)
New Philadelphia - 213.5
Dover - 204.5
Warren - 146
Cambridge - 135
02-12-21
IC, MF, Barn & StC
02-10-21
Steub & BL
02-08-21
Well
Congratulations to Jack Regis MF for enshrinement into the Ohio Wrestling
Officials Association Hall of Fame
2021 OHSWCA Team Dual Tournaments
OHSWCA Web Site
02-06-21
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OHSWCA Dual Meet State Championships - Division II (2/6/21)
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OHSWCA Dual Meet State Championships - Division II (2/6/21) @ Steubenville
Live on the https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/
MF, IC, Camb, Cald, Dov & Shen
02-03-21
Buckeye 8 Tournament has been Canceled
Steub, Dov, BL & StC
02-02-21
Steub & Dov
Steubenville & Dover Live @ Indian Creek
01-31-21
Div II OHSAA Sectionals Assignments:
Steubenville
Beaver Local
St. Clairsville
West Holmes
New Philadelphia
East Liverpool
Meadowbrook
Philo
John Glen
Morgan
Claymont
Minerva
Carrollton
Dover
Tri-Valley
Indian Creek
Indian Valley
River View
Union Local
Maysville
Cambridge
01-30-21
Well & BvL
StC, Barn & WL
Picture of team champions Barnesville
2021 Panther Classic Dual Tournament
Buckeye Local High School
Herman DeYarmon Team Champion: Martins
Ferry
Runner-up: Buckeye Local
Gary Glover MVW Award: Brian Palmer Jr. (Buckeye Local)
Tor, IC, Shen & Steub
01-27-21
Steub, SL, Dov, Well & MF
01-23-21
Dover took 3rd at the Ashland Crestview Tournament held today. Results were as
follows:
Teays Valley (1st) - 254
Delta (2nd) - 218
Dover (3rd) - 182
106: Christian Gomez-Sanchez (5th) - 2-2, 2 pins
113: Jack Osborn (3rd) - 3-1, pin
120: Adolfo Lopez-Quinilla (5th) - 2-2, 2 pins
126: Blake Lanzer (5th) - 2-2, pin
138: Egidio DiFazio (3rd) - 3-1, pin
145: Christian Smith (7th) - pin
152: A.J. Harmon (2nd) - 2-1, pin
160: Brandon Kiser (1st) - 3-0, pin
170: Jack Storm (2nd) - 2-1, pin
182: Doug Weaver (3rd) 3-1, 3 pins
285: Joey Tristano (4th) - 2-2, 2 pins
Miami Trace McDonalds Invitational
WL
NP
Washington C.H. Bracket Tournament
StC
Cald, Riv, MF, Tor, Barn, ED, BL & FF
01-22-21
Steub, BvL, Shen & Dov
01-21-21
HC, Steub, Well, Barn, BL, UL & ED
01-18-21
Gage Wright PS 15U World of Wrestling Wrestler of the Year!
01-16-21
Barnesville Duals 1-16 (1/16/21)
Shen, Bpt, Tor, Steub, Barn, StC, HC, UL & MF
01-13-21
MORGANTOWN -- Already a highly decorated wrestler during his high
school days at Oak Glen, it didnát take Peyton Hall long to make a name for
himself on the collegiate level.
Hall, a 4-time West Virginia state champion and 3-time OVAC Ron Mauck
Tournament titlist, began his WVU career the same way he ended his days as a
Golden Bear, by winning. The true freshman went 3-0 against Kent State, Ohio
University and Virginia Tech as the Mountaineers compiled a 2-1 mark, losing to
the No. 8 ranked Hokies.
Competing at 165 pounds, Hall recorded a pair of major decisions and a
decision in his matches. He blanked the Bobcatsá Colt Yinger, ranked 22nd in two
national polls, 9-0. Yinger wrestled at Nelsonville-York. He also recorded a 9-3
decision over Kent Stateás James Limongi before notching a 13-4 major nod over
Virginia Techás Jordan Florence.
The Chester native finished the weekend with 10 takedowns and a pair of
reversals.
âIt was really cool. I was excited,ã Hall said via telephone earlier this
week. âIt was cool to wrestle against some of the schools I grew up watching on
TV.ã
He admitted to having some nerves.
âI was a little anxious before my first match because it had been so long
since Iáve had some actual competition against someone besides my practice
partners,ã he allowed. âBut when the whistle went off, I was ready.ã
His performances didnát go unnoticed as he moved into a pair of national
polls this week. Hall is ranked No. 24 according to FloWrestling and is listed
as 30th by The Open Mat.
Hall said 165 pounds is just right for him.
âI feel really strong because I donát have to cut much weight,ã he said.
âI feel wrestling bigger guys during practice helps me, too. I feel strong and
Iám healthy.ã
Hall won state titles at 120, 132, 138 and 152 while at Oak Glen.
He is one of three WVU matmen in the national rankings, and one of two
from the Ohio Valley.
The Mountaineersá Noah Adams (197) is No. 1 in FloWrestling, The Open Mat
and Intermat. The Independence High grad extended his winning streak to 35
straight matches, which dates back to last season when he was favored to win the
NCAA title at 197 pounds.
Weirás Caleb Rea (141), despite battling some health problems, is listed
No. 22 by The Open Mat.
Parkersburg South alum Brayden Roberts also made his WVU debut at 149
pounds. He posted two wins before suffering an 11-3 setback to No. 12 Bryce
Andonian of Virginia Tech in his final match of the day.
John Marshall product Anthony Carman (184) went 1-2 on the day. His lone
triumph came via a 12-3 major decision over Ohioás Colin McNamara.
West Virginia welcomes Bucknell and No. 19 Oklahoma for a tri-meet on
Sunday, beginning at 2 p.m.
WLUás Cook Honored by MEC
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. West Liberty Universityás Garrett Cook has been
honored as the first Mountain East Conference Wrestler of the Week.
Cook, a sophomore 184-pounder from Weirton Madonna where he was a state
champion, was recognized by the conference after playing a key role in helping
Coach Danny Irwinás Hilltoppers post a pair of impressive wins in Saturdayás
triangular season opener.
Turning in two dominating performances, Cook notched first-period falls
in both matches. Barely having time to break a sweat, the sophomore stopped
Glenvilleás Christian Ramsey at the 2:02 mark and the Battlersá Chiedu Chika in
2:41.
The Black-and-Gold, which was recently ranked No. 1 in the MEC preseason
poll, will be back on the road next Saturday when they head to Fairmont State
for a triangular with the host Falcons and Glenville State.
The MEC Tournament will be held at West Libertyás ASRC on Feb. 6.
Barnesville Winter Duals
Five teams will take part in the inaugural Barnesville Duals Saturday in
western Belmont County. In addition to the host Shamrocks, also participating
are Indian Creek, Mayfield, Southern Local and St. Clairsville.
Action begins at 10 a.m. with Barnesville and Southern Local competing,
as well as Division I Mayfield versus Indian Creek.
Round 2 is tentatively set for 11:15 a.m. with Barnesville and St.
Clairsville doing battle, along with Southern Local and Mayfield.
The third round will begin at approximately 12:30 p.m. and has
Barnesville facing Indian Creek and St. Clairsville dueling Southern Local.
Round 4 will begin around 1:45 with Southern Local meeting Indian Creek
and St. Clairsville facing Mayfield.
The fifth, and final, round has an approximate start time of 3 with
Barnesville and Mayfield squaring off, along with Indian Creek and St.
Clairsville.
Numerous state-ranked individuals, according to Borofan, will be
competing.
The Red Devilsá Koen Kish (132) is top-ranked in Division II while
teammates Gannon Kazmirski (106) is 25th; Caden Stout (145) is 10th; Austin DaRe
(170) is 18th; and Reese Skaggs (220) is fifth. St. Clairsville is ranked 10th
as a team.
Barnesvilleás Reese Stephen (106) is ranked third and older brother,
Griffen (120) is seventh in D-III. Dakota King (113) is 10th; Skyler King (126)
is 11th; Logan Tague (132) is seventh; George Hoover (138) is 25th; Cameron
Woods (160) is seventh; and Jacob Boulet (170) is 22nd. The Shamrocks are 12th
as a team.
The Redskins have CJ Spencer (138) at 16th, while Dominic Paterra (145)
is seventh; Reese Spencer (152) is 18th; Austin Starr (182) is sixth; and Elijah
Llewellyn (195) is third.
Mayfield has half-a-dozen individuals in the rankings, including Vinnie
DáAlessandro (106) second. Dominic Gerrome (113) is eighth; Eddie Wallace (120)
17th; Colton Brandenburg (152) 25th; Anthony Santoro (160) 18th; and Antonio
Mangeluzzi (285) 21st.
Thank You
Kim North
Barnesville Shamrock Athletics
Here is the link for the live-stream of tomorrow’s wrestling triangular @
Akron vs. St. Vincent-St.Mary & Jackson-Massillon.
https://www.stvm.com/athletics/wrestling
2021 OVAC Dual Meet Standings (1-12-21)
Well, Steub, StC , Dov, Barn & HC
By KIM NORTH
Times Leader Sports Writer
ST. CLAIRSVILLE -- Although there are 14 weight classes in a high school
wrestling, it only takes one unexpected result to turn around a dual meet. St.
Clairsville, unfortunately, can attest to that.
The Red Devils, who were unblemished in 11 head-to-head competitions and
ranked No. 1 in the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference Class 4A standings, and
Dover, second to Steubenville in the Class 5A listing at 13-3, were deadlocked
at 12 after four bouts Wednesday night. However, it was the fifth match -- at
132 pounds -- that turned the tide, according to Red Devils head coach Joel
Sansone.
St. Clairsville senior Koen Kish, ranked No. 1 in the Division II by
Borofan and headed to NCAA Division I Clarion State, led Doverás Pedro Garcia
4-2 before an illegal slam by Kish ended the match with 1:17 left in the first
period. Garcia lay on the mat for several minutes but couldnát continue and was
awarded the win by disqualification, resulting in six team points as the
Tornadoes went ahead 18-12.
Dover went on to win five of the remaining nine matches to claim a
thrilling, 40-36, victory on John Jenkins Court. St. Clairsville did, however,
defeat Buckeye Local, 58-18, in the opening dual. The short-handed Panthers
(4-4) also fell to the Tornadoes, 66-9.
âWhen Koen lost by disqualification I knew we didnát have a chance. That
was a match that we needed. That was a 12-point swing,ã Sansone said. âIt was a
terrible situation. Hopefully he learns to realize that when heás wrestling an
inferior opponent, those guys arenát really trying that much, so he needs to
finish a little easier with control.
âIt is what it is. Weáll get back in the room tomorrow (Thursday) and
learn from our mistakes,ã he added. âI told the guys the in these tough duals,
one match is going to decide them. We needed someone to step up and make up the
difference but it didnát work out that way. Everybody wrestled hard and gave it
their best effort and at the end of the day, thatás all you can ask of as a
coach.ã
The Red Devils did recover and led 30-28 after senior Austin DaRe
recorded a lightning-quick, 31-second pin at 170, but Dover used a pin and
decision at 182 and 195, respectively, for a 37-30 advantage.
Reese Skaggs, one of four seniors competing on Senior Night, pulled the
hosts to within one, 37-36, with a 26-second mat-slapper, but the Tornadoes won
the 285-pound match, 7-5, to secure the win.
Junior Gannon Kazmirski (106/113) had a pair of falls in less than a
minute. He won in 56 and 44 seconds.
Freshman Harrison Kazmirski (120/126) had a 40-second pin and won by
forfeit, while senior Caden Stout (145) was awarded a pair of forfeits.
Josh DeNoble (138) is the other Red Devils senior.
BUCKEYE LOCAL was paced by senior Brian Palmer Jr. (152/160). Ranked No.
1 at 152 in Division III, recorded a pin and a decision.
âHe is very focused. He wants all of the tough matches. He wants the best
competition, so Iám trying to find it for him,ã Buckeye Local head coach Guy
Nestor, who is in his second go-round as the Panthers boss, said.
Nestor was also pleased with the effort of Alexio Morales (195) who won
both of his matches, one by pin.
âItás rubbing off on some of the kids in the room,ã Nestor said of the
success Palmer Jr. has enjoyed during his career.
The Panthers only had six wrestlers in uniform.
âWeáve got two in quarantine right now,ã Nestor said. âWeáve got a good
core of eight and we are pretty solid with them all in the lineup.ã
Thank You
Kim North
01-11-21
Steub, MF, UL, StC, HC, WL & Camb
Barnesville Jr High Tournament
FF
WV Sports to start back up March 1st
West Virginia winter sports will be delayed to
March 1st. With this start date for West Virginia schools and our Ohio schools
into their state tournament run we will be unable to hold the OVAC “Ron Mauck”
Wrestling Championships this season.
I do want to extend my thanks to the members on the committee that put in
the time and effort developing a format and a timeline (more than once) in an
attempt to have a tournament for our student-athletes.
We will name our dual meet Champions for the 2020-21 season based on the
dual rankings at the end of the West Virginia season.
01-07-21
Barn, StC, Dov, Riv, Camb, Shad & Cald
By KIM NORTH
Times Leader Sports Writer
ST. CLAIRSVILLE -- When the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference announced the
cancellation of its Bill Hinegardner Dual Meet Championships due to the global
COVID pandemic, it put more emphasis on dual meets themselves as they will
determine the three division champions.
Wednesday night on John Jenkins Court, St. Clairsville (7-0) remained
perfect on the season with convincing victories over visiting Caldwell and
Meadowbrook. The Red Devils blasted the Redskins 70-6 before romping past the
Colts, 72-10.
âObviously, they are very important this season. When I started
re-vamping our schedule due to COVID, I just wanted to get our kids the best
matchups possible,ã St. Clairsville head coach Joel Sansone said. âWith there
not being any major tournaments, itás all about the duals. We had to get the
kids to buy-in to the fact that the duals are important, and they are. Itás a
team win now so everyone has to do their part to help the team.
âHopefully, at the end of the season, the standings will take care of
themselves.ã
St. Clairsville was in second place behind Beaver Local in Class 4A
entering last night. The Beavers were 12-0.
Five different Red Devils recorded a pair of pins each. They were Gannon
Kazmirski (106/113); Caden Stout (145), Mason McCort (152), Nathan Witsberger
(160) and Jacob Walker (182). Kazmirskiás falls came in 30 and 52 seconds, while
McCort needed 1:00 and 58-seconds. Stoutás pins came in 1:11 and 1:32. Walker
had a 58-second fall and another in 3:29 and Witsberger won in 1:59 and 5:13.
Senior standouts Koen Kish (132) and Reese Skaggs (220) each had pins in
less than a minute. Koen won in 28 seconds against Meadowbrook, while Skaggs
needed 56 ticks against Caldwell.
âWeáre improving each and every time we take the mats, whether it be in
practice or during a dual,ã Sansone continued. âThe kids are working harder and
harder every day.ã
Senior Austin DaRe (170) recorded his 100th career win when he posted a
12-2 major decision against Caldwell.
St. Clairsville is back in action Saturday at noon when it hosts Athens,
Harrison Central and Newcomerstown.
Barnesville 57, Martins Ferry 24
AT BARNESVILLE, the youthful Shamrocks (6-4) won the first eight bouts --
all by pin -- and never looked back in rolling past the visiting Purple Riders
(2-4).
A.J. Francis (132) had the quickest of the falls as he needed a mere 12
ticks. Other first-period pins came from Reese Skaggs (106, 45 seconds); Griffen
Stephen (120, 0:27); Logan Tague (138, 0:29) and Caiden Thornton (145, 0:40).
Dakota King (113, 2:53), Skyler King (126, 1:34), Robby Nixon (152, 1:02) and
Ayden Hannahs (182, 3:30) also won by falls.
Cameron Woods (170) earned a decision.
Martins Ferryás George Hulsey (160, 1:43), Kameron Hughes (195, 3:36),
Zak Dobson (220, 2:10) and Zeke Bruney (285, 0:19) all won by pin.
Martins Ferry treks to Morristown Saturday for a noon triangular with
Philo.
Thank You
Kim North
(We are so luck to have Kim!)
01-02-21
01-01-21
Dov
12-30-20
Well & BvL
Click link above for StC tournament
Steub
12-26-20
Shen
12-23-20
Well & Barn
Beaver Local & River @ Wellsville live @ 6PM
New Philadelphia vs Newark Catholic
12-22-20
Steub, StC & SL
By KIM NORTH
Times Leader Sports Writer
ST. CLAIRSVILLE -- It was hard to tell the winning coach from the losing
coach following Tuesday nights dual high school wrestling match between Martins
Ferry and St. Clairsville.
The Red Devils built leads of 13-6, 28-12 and 31-18 only to watch the
Purple Riders battle back, but fall a point shy, 31-30, on John Jenkins Court.
It was a lot closer than I expected but, honestly, I just told the guys
that I was more worried about getting matches, St. Clairsville head coach Joel
Sansone said. Were a little short-handed right now. We've got a couple of
starters out of the lineup. We tried to drop a weight class here and there,
sometimes it worked out, sometimes it didn't.
St. Clairsville (5-0) competed without OVAC runner-up and two-time
Division III state qualifier Chad Stout and Josh DeNoble.
Hats off to Martins Ferry. They brought it, Sansone added. They have a
lot more experience this year so far than we do. We haven't seen the level of
competition that Martins Ferry has so far, and that's not taking anything away
from the competition that we have faced. This is just what we needed ... a good,
hard-fought match where a lot of guys got a good six minutes in.
The guys who won, they know what they are doing right but they've also
got some things to work, he continued. The guys that lost, they have to realize
they have to work a little harder in the (wrestling) room because you cant mimic
good competition.
Martins Ferry (1-3), which competed without Zak Dobson (220), led 6-0
when Kyler Oliver was awarded a forfeit at 106.
A decision by Gannon Kazmirski (113); pin by Zach McKeever (120) and
major decision by Harrison Kazmirski (126) gave the hosts a 13-6 advantage, but
Martins Ferry closed to within a point, 13-12, when Tyler Donaher (132) won by
forfeit.
St. Clairsville won the next three weight classes for a 16-point bulge as
NCAA Division I signee Koen Kish (138) and Mason McCort (145) registered
back-to-back pins in 1:38 and 3:34, respectively, and Nathan Witsberger (152)
earned a come-from-behind, 5-4, nod over Shayden Fogle. Kish is headed to
Clarion, Pa.
Martins Ferry's Chase Goff and St. Clairsvilles Austin DaRe squared off
at 160 with the Purple Riders returning state qualifier leading 4-2 after one
period. However, the Red Devils senior held a 9-6 lead in the second period
before Goff secured a reversal that resulted in a pin at the 3:43 mark.
After a double forfeit at 170, St. Clairsvilles Jacob Walker (182)
rallied past Johnny McFarland, 7-5, with a takedown just before time expired in
the third period. That gave the hosts a 31-18 lead with three matches to go.
However, Martins Ferry used a third-period pin (5:37) by Noah Duck (195)
and a hard-earned, 5-4, decision by Kameron Hughes (220) over state-ranked Reese
Skaggs to pull to within, 31-27, entering the final match of the night. Hughes
weighed in at 181.1 while Skaggs tipped the scales at 206.2.
Needing a pin to complete the comeback, the Purple Riders had to settle
for a 3-1 decision by Zeke Bruney in falling one point short.
Obviously, the dual didn't turn out the way we wanted but I am happy. I
thought everyone wrestled well, Martins Ferry head coach Chad Ware said. With
the younger guys its one little thing here and there ... a takedown here or an
escape there. It changes the whole complexion of the dual, but its experience
for everybody.
We ended on a high note by bumping Kameron up and he beat (Reese) Skaggs
who is one of the top 220-pounders in the state, Ware said.
He also had praise for Goff.
Chase is a gamer. He has a motor where he is non-stop, Ware noted. Hes
always in a match, no mater what the score is.
Both teams are back in action next Tuesday when the Americas Best Value
Inn Invitational takes place, starting at 10 a.m.
Steubenville Noon @ Edison and Southern
https://www.facebook.com/edisonwildcats
StC wrestling live 5PM
12-20-20
Beaver Local Hoppel Tournament changed to duals format this Saturday
Beavers go 3-0 on the day defeating Alliance 51-24, Martins Ferry 63-18, and Indian Creek 51-18 to take their record to 11-0 overall. Devon Salsberry was voted the 2020 Hoppel Tournament MVW and earned his 100th career victory.
Steubenville live @ North Canton
BvL, Steub, Camb, BL, Cald, StC, Bpt, Tor, Dov & NP
12-12-20
Link to watch Barnesville invitational live!
By KIM NORTH
Times Leader Sports Writer
BARNESVILLE -- Only in 2020! For 50 years organizers of the Barnesville Doan
Ford Invitational wrestling tournament crowned a single team champion. The 51st
annual event ended with two champs.
Barnesville entered the championship round with a 19-point lead and 11 wrestlers
earning a place on the podium. However, Division II powerhouse Louisville
crowned six individual titlists and had a fourth-placer in storming back to draw
even with the Shamrocks at 180 points.
Barnesville saw all four of its finalists fall short in their championship
matches, and just three of the other seven came out on top.
âWe had 11 guys in the final round but not coming away with a champion, itás
hard to win a tournament,ã Barnesville head coach Jayson Stephen said. âI
thought we had a couple of shots to get a champion there, but it didnát work out
that way.
âWeáll get in the (wrestling) room this week and work towards whatever lies down
the road,ã he added.
The Leopards, who won the 2020 Ohio Dual Meet Championship over national power
St. Paris Graham, slowly but surely kept creeping up on the Shamrocks. Their
journey was complete when 285-pounder Cameron Brazek pinned Martins Ferryás Zeke
Bruney in 2-minutes, 45-seconds in the final match of the tournament.
âI know they (Louisville) had a couple of guys out, but you still have to show
up and wrestle,ã Stephen said. âI make the schedule for these kids to try and
wrestle the best competition they can. If you come out with a loss, you learn
from it and keep working towards the end of the year and Columbus. Thatás what
we are working for.ã
Finishing second for the Shamrocks were Reese Stephens (106), Griffen Stephen
(120), Cameron Woods (160) and Jacob Boulet (170). Skyler King (126) was third
while Logan Tague (132) and Jadyn Lucas (285) were both fourth. Dakota King
(113) and George Hoover (138) took fifth. Robby Nixon (152) and Orion Smith
(195) were sixth.
In addition to Brazek, other titlists were Dylan Rhodes (106), Garett
Lautzenheiser (126), Pablo Castro (132), Brenden Seevers (182) and Noah Peterson
(220).
Martins Ferry took third in the team standings with 116 points. The Purple
Riders had a trio of runnersup in Kameron Hughes (195), Zak Dobson (220) and
Zeke Bruney (285). Chase Goff (170) finished fifth, with Dylan Ward (106) and
George Hulsey (145) were sixth.
âWeáre a young team. Weáve only got three seniors,ã Martins Ferry head coach
Chad Ware said. âIám happy with the team finish, but the finals, obviously you
donát want to go 0-3, but that gives the kids something to work for.
The lone local champion was Indian Creekás Austin Starr (195). He decisioned
Hughes 6-2 to defend the title he won last year at 170 when he pinned the Purple
Rider.
Other Redskins reaching the podium were Dom Paterra (145) who was second; C.J.
Spencer (138) and Jeremy Brown (160) both third; Tyler Sipes (120) finished
fifth; and Daniel Ross (132) sixth.
Indian Creek placed seventh with 91 points.
Other individual titlists included Lima Central Catholicás Gavin Caprella (113);
Troy Christianás Jason Shaffer (120) and Connor Havill (170); West Holmesá
Tucker Kaufman (138); Newcomerstownás Logan Hursey (145) and Coltin Meek (160);
and River Valleyás Nathan Cadle (152).
Caprella, who is ranked No. 1 in Division III by Borofan, defeated Hawkenás
Patrick Reineke, who is No. 4, by a 7-2 count to earn the Most Outstanding
Wrestler award, which is voted on by the tournament coaches. Cadle, who pinned
his way through four matches in a mere 2:55, was presented with the Peck Award
for the most pins in the least amount of time in the championship bracket. He
had three falls in less than 38 seconds.
Well, Dov, Cald & BvL
Caldwell Live Tonight!!!
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCQ14XZnNbp3lU1p06f-_MOQ
Camb, BL , IC & StC
12-08-20
Congratulations to Cameron Woods Barn for his 100th win!!!
12-06-20
Well & Dov, Barnesville complete results
Finally! Our boys are back in action tomorrow at Barnesville. They will be wrestling 5 dual meets throughout the day starting at 10:00am. We will be mat side on Facebook live for our fans at home!
11-14-20
WV Winter Sports shut down until Jan 11th!!!
Peyton Kellar WL Needs our help!
This afternoon the Kellar family lost their home and all the contents in a house fire. The Kellar's have always been the type of family to be the first ones to jump in and help any friend in need.
11-09-20
2020 Barnesville Early Entries
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The OHSAA 2020-21 Wrestling Requirements, Rules Modifications and General Recommendations. |
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And two links to the OHSAA Athletic Director and Head Coach October Updates from Tyler Brooks:
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11-3-20
10-29-20
WVSSAC 8-Wrestler Bracketed Tournament Modifications
Read the
release here
10-20-20
Super 32 Challenge
Ohio
Griffen Stephen OH 126 Barnesville 11th
Reese Stephen OH 106 Barnesville 9th
Caden Stout OH 152 St Clairsville High School 11th
Peyten Kellar OH 152 Warren High School 12th 7
Dakota King OH 113 Barnesville Ohio 8th
Logan Ours OH 145 Beaver Local 11th 6
Middle school
Hines Ford OH Barnesville Middle School 7th 120
Aden Strahler OH Warren local 8th 157
WV
High School Division
Gavin Quiocho 160 Parkersburg South 12th
Ian Bush 182 Cameron 11th
Dakota Hagedorn 160 University 10th
Devin Easton 126 Parkersburg South 12th
Nathan Ford 120 Parkersburg South 10th
Gabriel Carman 152 Wheeling Park 11th
Jude Childers 152 Parkersburg South 11th
Middle School Division
Brycen Arthur 145 Blennerhassett 8th
10-15-20
Winter Sports Requirements, Recommendations and Modifications
As occurred for fall sports, the OHSAA staff has developed sport-specific requirements, recommendations and modifications for schools when conducting interscholastic competition in winter sports. Links to the sport-specific requirements, recommendations and modifications for winter sports are available here:
Basketball: http://bit.ly/BKRecs
Bowling: to come
Gymnastics: http://bit.ly/GYMRecs
Ice Hockey: http://bit.ly/IHRecs
Swimming & Diving: http://bit.ly/SDRecs
Wrestling: http://bit.ly/WRRecs
10-12-20
10-08-20
2020 SPATOLA CLASSIC RESULTS
640 Wrestlers from 15 States
High School was stacked with 11, 32 man brackets
High School
106
1 Reese Stephen
2 Jared Johnston
3 Keith Parner
113
1 Dakota King
2 Ruben Lorenzana
3 Brendon Mittchell
120
1 Colin Mellett
2 Tyler Jude
3 Larry Moreno
126
1 Damon Molina
2 Luke Acuna
3 Devin Easton
132
1 Nathan Ford
2 Thomas Hoppes
3 Lawson Grime
138
1 Brayden Zenni
2 Trenton Jones
3 Kody Kalmann
145
1 Zac Cowan
2 Amir Harris
3 Jake Gooding
152
1 Brayden Johnson
2 Toby Abbott
3 Conner Twigg
160
1 Connor Eaton
2 Zacheh Pledger
3 Gunner Cramblett
170
1 Tom Ketchen-Carter
2 Mawuli Nevis
3 Austin Dempesy
182
1 Alex Hobbs
2 Ayden Edwards
3 Devin Oligee
195
1 Johny Black
2 Khamil Abdul
3 Brayden Benson
220
1 Clay Ours
2 Donnavon Kessler
3 Michael Blocher
Heavy
1 Dakota Brooksbank
2 Zachery Back
3 Cadman Roose
Dear Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches,
I hope this email finds all of your families’ safe as we navigate the 2020-21 school year. The purpose of this email is to update our coaches on the newest developments for the upcoming season, as well as, inform you about a few important dates for the 2020-21 wrestling season.
As always, if you should have questions, please reach out to your district representatives or send us your questions via the website (ohswca.org).
1.) The most important issue is our Return to Mat Plan for the season. Our Restart Committee, led by Shawn Andrews, has been meeting regularly with Tyler Brooks and the rest of the group which includes several different stakeholders. Per Tyler’s email (September 16th), no changes have been made. However, wrestling specific concerns are still being reviewed by the Governor’s Office.
We are committed to having a season and we will do whatever it takes to make that happen. Please be patient as we watch the fall sport seasons closely and tweak our plan.
2.) We were saddened to hear about the cancellation of the OHSAA State Team Championships. This change was made by the OHSAA and was purely a financial decision. Based on that decision, the OHSWCA has met and is planning to host the event in some capacity for the 20-21 wrestling season. We are doing research and putting together a plan for the event, however, there are a lot of questions that need to be answered by the Ohio Department of Health, the Governor’s Office, and the OHSAA. As those meetings continue, we will keep you posted.
Here are our initial thoughts as we begin the planning process:
We would use the previous model when our association started the event over a decade ago. We are compiling data from the 2019-20 District Tournaments (see example attached from the Central District) and would like to host District events with the top 2, 4, or 8 teams depending upon the recommendation of the state leadership. These teams would be based on their returning qualifiers from last year. We realize it is not a perfect system, but it is a realistic goal based on the limitations and logistics. Each district would have one representative advance to the state final four which would be held in different locations based on availability (Division I, II, and III).
We will be soliciting schools to see if they can host these district and state events. We’ve been in contact with the State Officials Association and they are behind the decision to help “save” the event.
Please stay tuned for more information via email, Twitter @ohswca, and our
website moving forward.
3.) We are also excited to offer our Ohio Wrestling Coaches Convention on Saturday, October 24-Sunday, October 25. This will be in conjunction with the NWCA and be a virtual convention. We’ve kept the cost down ($50 which includes membership) and we are excited to offer over 40 videos from the NWCA library and several videos (live and pre-recorded) for our Ohio Coaches. We intend to have at least one live session per day and will offer all coaches access to these videos for 3 months after the convention.
We hope to have the online link live one month prior to the event (September 28th is our target).
4.) We are still planning on hosting the Girls State Tournament on February 20-21, 2021 at Hilliard Davidson High School.
5.) Finally, we will be releasing the 2020 Coach of the Year winners via our website and Twitter account throughout the next week.
Thanks again for your continued support and we look forward to another great season in Ohio Wrestling.
The OHSWCA Executive Committee
09-13-20
NWHOF WV State Chapter Banquet Cancelled
Walsh Ironman Cancelled
Congratulations to Gage Wright, World of Wrestling 15U
Wrestler of the Year
World of Wrestling World
All-Star Team for 2020-2021
World of
Wrestling Final Youth Rankings for 2020-2021:
Gage Wright, Parkersburg South - 15U #1 @ 135
Ayden Morris, Parkersburg South - 15U #2 @ 200
Brock Humphrey, Warwood Middle - 10U #2 @ 64
Backyard Brawl Results
Ian Bush, Cameron - Champion @ 189
Nathan Ford, Parkersburg South - Runner-Up @ 126
Aydan Edwards, Parkersburg South - 4th @ 189
Stephen Hunter, Brooke - 4th @ 285
FloWrestling High School Rankings - August 30
Quiocho now #17 @ 152
09-07-20
Barnesville 3rd at the Backyard Brawl @ Penn State
09-04-20
Bad news!
Re: Future of the Dual Team Wrestling Tournament
In an administrator’s update that was emailed to all schools this afternoon, it was announced that the OHSAA Dual Team Wrestling Tournament would be suspended for the 2020-21 school year.
It saddens me to relay this information to the wrestling community. We all know that the dual team tournament provides a unique team environment and atmosphere for our sport that the individual tournament simply cannot. I don’t know what the future holds for the dual team tournament, if and when it could be resumed, or when that determination would be made. I just wanted to pass this information along to you as quickly as possible for planning purposes.
I hope to provide an update to all wrestling schools by the end of next week as we set our eyes on the 20-21 wrestling season and how it fits within the current Ohio Department of Health’s (ODH) orders.
Tyler Brooks
Director of Officiating & Sport Management
Ohio High School Athletic Association