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On Tap:
Brooke @ Montour
January 29, 2020
Crestview @ Union
OVAC Dual Championship
Parkersburg South @ Parkersburg
Beallsville & South Gallia @ Waterford
South Harrison @ University
Hundred @ Cameron
January 30, 2020
New Philadelphia @ Indian Valley
01-27-20
Univ
OVAC 5A Bill Hinegardner 5A Dual Wrestling Meet Wednesday,
January 29th - Doors Open at 5, Round One begins at 6 at John Marshall High
Field House
Schools Competing :
#1 Wheeling Park
#2 Indian Creek
#3 Steubenville
#4 Weir
OVAC Bill Hinegardner 3A/4A and 1A/2A Dual Wrestling Meet @brookehighschooll
in Wellsburg, WV Thursday, January 30th Doors Open at 5:00. Round 1 begins at
6:00.
Schools Competing:
3A/4A - #1 St. Clairsville #2 Barnesville #3 Linsly #4 Oak Glen
1A/2A - #1 Shenandoah #2 Southern Local #3 Shadyside #4 Bridgeport
01-25-20
EL
Steub, Lin, BvL, (River Duals) & Barn
PS & Cam
West Holmes High School Invitational (1/25/20)
IC & Barn
Indian Creek finished 3rd
of 16 at the West Holmes tournament with 7 place finishers.
Champions Austin Starr (170) Elijah Llewellyn (195)
Runners up Dominic Paterra (138) Gavin Dondzila (182)
3rd place CJ Spencer (132) Tyler Smarrella (220)
5th place Jeremy Brown (145)
Miami Trace McDonalds Invitational (1/25/20)
WL
2020 OVAC “Bill Hinegardner” Wrestling Dual Meet Championships
January 29th 5A at John Marshall, and January 30th for 1A/2A & 3A/4A at Brooke.
2020 Bierkortte Award (MVP) Braxton Amos PS
Hercules Award Braxton Amos PS 5 Pins in 4:31
2020 OVAC "Ron Mauck" Wrestling Championships
Updated Brackets & Team Scores etc...
Final Marquee Match ups By Jenny Hannan & Sean Grinch
Congratulations to Braxton Amos PS on an unblemished High School record of 126 -0!!!
Click Home Home
Click link above for more info, updated after each round
WTOV 9 covered by Rob Metzger Quarter Finals
OVAC Jr. High Coach of the Year Brian Spahlinger of Southern Local
OVAC Assistant Coach of the Year Dave Colley of University
OVAC 1A/2A Coach of the Year David Nelson of Bridgeport
OVAC 3A Coach of the Year Jayson Stephen of Barnesville
OVAC 4A Coach of the Year Jordan Williams of Beaver Local
OVAC 5A Coach of the Year Shaun Smith Parkersburg South
Syd Stolz Memorial Award Ron Jewell
Larry Deaton Official of the year Jim Copney
The "Project Best" Bob Sadler Sportsmanship Award Indian Creek High School
OVAC Director's Choice Awards Tom & Linda Myers
43rd Mr. Mat Award Ken Robison Woodsfield High School
Buy
your OVAC Wrestling Tickets here!
Free OVAC Wrestling Youth Clinic Scheduled
WHEELING, WV — As part of the “SUBWAY Sports Clinic Series” the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference will be hosting its annual free youth wrestling clinic in conjunction with the Ron Mauck OVAC Wrestling Tournament on Saturday, January the 18th.
On Saturday, January 18, the free wrestling clinic will be held on the OVAC Championship mats of WesBanco Arena from 8:00-9:30am. Registration will begin at 7:30am that morning. The clinic will be led by Mitch Knapp, a two-time All-American wrestler, and graduate of West Liberty University. The clinicians will teach the basic fundamentals of wrestling and help build the kids’ self-esteem. The clinic is free and open to boys and girls ages 5-13.
Parents are required to have insurance and be present the day of the clinics to sign a waiver form. For more information visit www.OVAC.org, email: Beth.johnson@teallpropertiesgroup.com or phone 304.220.4858.
The free clinic is made possible thanks to Smitty’s Sportatorium, and OVA
C Corporate Partners: Health Management Solutions and Paramount Preferred Solutions, AM 1600 WKKX, Wheeling Hospital, Bordas & Bordas and the ‘Family Talk About Drinking’ initiative.
2020 OVAC “Bill Hinegardner” Wrestling Dual Meet Championships
January 29th 5A at John Marshall, and January 30th for 1A/2A & 3A/4A at Brooke.
2019-20 Rankings Up Dated 01-11-20
WV Individual Weight Class Rankings --- AAA and AA/A
2020 Barnesville Jr High Tournament
01-11-20
MAGNOLIA Results at St. Marys Tournament
106 Lucas Zombotti - 1-2
120 Jason Beisel 3-1 - 3rd Place
126 Jordon Davis 2-2 4th Place
132 Allen Collins 4-1 - 4th Place (had to FF for 3rd due to 5 matches)
138 Sam Zobotti 1-2
145 Austin Stillwagoner - 0-2
152 Hunter Werkea 0-2
160 Trenton Mitchell 3-1 - 3rd Place
170 Xaver Walters 0-2
195 James Stillwagoner 3-0 Champion
220 Hunter Scott 0- 2
285 Mikey Hamrick 2-0 Champion
Weir, Shad, Shen, BvL, Tor, IC, MF, Camb, PS, StC & Bpt
01-09-20
Steub, Brk, StC, Riv, UL, Barn, MF, Shen, Lin, BL, ED, Mag, Dov, Morg, Univ, NP & Tor
01-04-20
Shadyside Invitational (1/4/20)
MVW Peyton Hall
Meigs Invitational (1/4/20)
Camb & EL
Mag, Steub, BvL & Riv
01-02-20
Steub
12-29-19
Cald & Riv
Mag
12-28-19
2019 St Clairsville Tournament
MVP Griffen Stephen Barnesville
2019 Cambridge Jr High Tournament
South finished fifth overall and Braxton Amos claimed his third straight
PowerAde title, becoming the first West Virginian to win three titles.
Top 5 team scores:
Wyoming Seminary 272
Malvern Prep 178
Waynesburg 146.5
Canon-McMillan 133
Parkersburg South 131
PS & StC
WL
Powerade JV Tournament
106 Samantha Miller, 3-1, Runner-Up
106 Parker Field, 4-1, 3rd
106 Ryan Martin, 3-2, 4th
106 Brent Bosley, 4-2
120 Aiden Maze, 2-2
120 Alan Talbott, 1-2
126 Trystan Burrows, 4-2, 4th
132 Kyle Wheeler, 0-2
138 Braeden Hamilton, 4-2
145 Skyler Whited, 3-2
152 Jackson Lovell, 0-2
170 Tyler Hall, 1-2
170 Christian Roberts, 1-2
195 Javon Young, 0-2
220 Oscar Lemus, 3-0, Champion
220 Luke Modesitt, 1-2
12-23-19
Bill Hinegardner Dual Meet Standings 2019-20
Hoppel Invitational - Beaver Local (12/21/19)
Congratulations to Hoppel Tournament MVW and 4-time Hoppel Tournament Champion Cole McComas
Superior Photo Tournament @ University
Steub & StC
Jr High Buckeye Local Winter Classic
Crestview, Toronto, Bridgeport, Wellsville
Wheeling Park
2019-20 Duals Barn, Dov, Weir, OG, Weir, Shen, JM & Bpt
Cambridge results
Sheridan Invitational Results:
Eric Reed 5th at 126lbs
Caden Kenworthy 2nd at 152lbs
David Moore 3rd at 170lbs
Justin Bartlett 3rd at 182lbs
RaeKwon Lathan 4th at 220lbs
8th as a team
12-16-19
2019-20 Duals Well & Hund, Riv, PS, BL, Mag, Lin, Cam, Morg, BvL, WP
Barnesville Doan Ford Invitational (12/13/19-12/14/19)
Brackets & Seeds & BoroFans Write up
Brian Palmer Most Outstanding Wrestler at the Barnesville Tournament
Austin Starr Indian Creek won the Peck Award. Most pins in least amount of time. 5 pins.
Hickory Grove Market Invitational - Warren (12/14/19)
United Local Tor
2019-20 Duals JM & Well
Congrats to the OVAC Ironman Placers!
Braxton Amos (Parkersburg South) Ironman Champion!!!!
His 3rd Ironman Title!!! (let that sink in!)
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Peyton Hall (9-1) placed 3rd and scored 22.0 team points.
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Champ. Round 1 - Peyton Hall (Oak Glen) 9-1 received a bye () (Bye) |
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Champ. Round 2 - Peyton Hall (Oak Glen) 9-1 won by decision over Ethan Turnbaugh (Ontario) 2-2 (Dec 9-6) |
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Champ. Round 3 - Peyton Hall (Oak Glen) 9-1 won by fall over DAVID CUMBERLEDGE (Aurora) 2-2 (Fall 4:26) |
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Quarterfinal - Peyton Hall (Oak Glen) 9-1 won by fall over Bryce Hepner (St. Edward) 3-2 (Fall 5:53) |
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Semifinal - Dalton Harkins (Malvern Prep) 5-0 won by decision over Peyton Hall (Oak Glen) 9-1 (Dec 9-2) |
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Cons. Semi - Peyton Hall (Oak Glen) 9-1 won by decision over Enrique Munguia (Elyria HS) 6-2 (Dec 4-0) |
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3rd Place Match - Peyton Hall (Oak Glen) 9-1 won by decision over Noah Castillo (Lake Highland Prep) 7-2 (Dec 3-2) |
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Gavin Quiocho (5-3) placed 6th and scored 17.0 team points.
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Champ. Round 1 - Gavin Quiocho (Parkersburg South) 5-3 won by fall over Nick Alvarez (Legacy Christian Academy) 1-2 (Fall 0:11) |
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Champ. Round 2 - Gavin Quiocho (Parkersburg South) 5-3 won by fall over Tyson Sieg (St. Vincent-St Mary) 1-2 (Fall 2:35) |
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Champ. Round 3 - Gavin Quiocho (Parkersburg South) 5-3 won by fall over Alex Ischo (Reynolds) 4-3 (Fall 0:46) |
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Quarterfinal - Fidel Mayora (Montini Catholic) 5-1 won by fall over Gavin Quiocho (Parkersburg South) 5-3 (Fall 1:20) |
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Cons. Round 6 - Gavin Quiocho (Parkersburg South) 5-3 won by decision over Jonah Smith (Findlay) 4-2 (Dec 6-2) |
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Cons. Round 7 - Gavin Quiocho (Parkersburg South) 5-3 won by decision over Aaden Valdez (Pueblo East) 4-3 (Dec 5-3) |
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Cons. Semi - Manzona Bryant (Western Reserve Academy) 4-2 won by decision over Gavin Quiocho (Parkersburg South) 5-3 (Dec 11-4) |
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5th Place Match - Blake Saito (Perrysburg) 6-2 won in the ultimate tie breaker over Gavin Quiocho (Parkersburg South) 5-3 (UTB 4-3) |
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Brayden Roberts (4-3) placed 6th and scored 17.0 team points.
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Champ. Round 1 - Brayden Roberts (Parkersburg South) 4-3 won by fall over Dayton Hill (Broken Arrow) 4-5 (Fall 1:27) |
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Champ. Round 2 - Brayden Roberts (Parkersburg South) 4-3 won by fall over Karter Johnson (Ponderosa) 0-2 (Fall 0:48) |
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Champ. Round 3 - Brayden Roberts (Parkersburg South) 4-3 won by fall over Andrew Shaffer (Troy Christian) 1-2 (Fall 1:42) |
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Quarterfinal - Brayden Roberts (Parkersburg South) 4-3 won by decision over Vinny Zerban (Christian Brothers College) 2-2 (Dec 3-0) |
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Semifinal - Travis Mastrogiovanni (Blair Academy) 4-0 won by decision over Brayden Roberts (Parkersburg South) 4-3 (Dec 4-1) |
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Cons. Semi - Noah Castillo (Lake Highland Prep) 7-2 won in tie breaker - 1 over Brayden Roberts (Parkersburg South) 4-3 (TB-1 3-2) |
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5th Place Match - Enrique Munguia (Elyria HS) 6-2 won by decision over Brayden Roberts (Parkersburg South) 4-3 (Dec 2-1) |
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Braxton Amos (5-0) placed 1st and scored 29.0 team points.
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Champ. Round 1 - Braxton Amos (Parkersburg South) 5-0 won by fall over Nick Funovits (Seneca Valley) 0-2 (Fall 1:37) |
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Champ. Round 2 - Braxton Amos (Parkersburg South) 5-0 won by fall over Chase Thompson (American Heritage School (Delray Beach)) 3-2 (Fall 1:51) |
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Quarterfinal - Braxton Amos (Parkersburg South) 5-0 won by decision over Matt Kaplan (Lake Highland Prep) 2-2 (Dec 9-2) |
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Semifinal - Braxton Amos (Parkersburg South) 5-0 won by major decision over Noah Pettigrew (Blair Academy) 2-3 (MD 10-2) |
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1st Place Match - Braxton Amos (Parkersburg South) 5-0 won by decision over Ethan Hatcher (Brecksville) 3-1 (Dec 7-1) |
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Team | Season Team | Abbr | Count | Points | |
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| 1 | Wyoming Seminary (PA), PA | Wyoming Seminary, PA (GET) | SEM | 13 | 228.5 | |
| 2 | Blair Academy, NJ | Blair Academy, NJ (GET) | BLAIR | 14 | 185.0 | |
| 3 | Malvern Prep, PA | Malvern Prep, PA (GET) | MALV | 14 | 126.5 | |
| 4 | Brecksville, OH | BRECKSVILLE-BROADVIEW HTS, OH (GET) | B-BH | 12 | 119.0 | |
| 5 | Montini Catholic, IL | Lombard (Montini), IL (GET) | Montini | 14 | 116.0 | |
| 6 | Lake Highland Prep, FL | Lake Highland Prep School, FL (GET) | LHP | 13 | 107.5 | |
| 7 | Notre Dame, PA | Notre Dame Hs - Green Pond, PA (GET) | NDGP | 9 | 101.0 | |
| 8 | Elyria HS, OH | ELYRIA, OH (GET) | ELYR | 11 | 93.5 | |
| 9 | St. Edward, OH | ST EDWARD, OH (GET) | StEd | 12 | 84.5 | |
| 10 | Waynesburg Central, PA | Waynesburg Central Hs, PA (GET) | Wayn | 11 | 80.0 | |
| 11 | Parkersburg South, WV | Parkersburg South, WV (GET) | PBSO | 11 | 75.0 |
See Which Nationally Ranked Wrestlers Will be in the 2019 Ironman
Ironman Wrestlers Who Placed at the Super 32 Challenge
Congrats to the 8 Ironman seeds!!
s!!
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15. Logan Ours - Beaver Local, OH
138
15. Cole McComas - Beaver Local, OH
145
12 Gavin Quiocho: Parkersburg South, WV
152
2 Peyton Hall: Oak Glen, WV
4 Brayden Roberts: Parkersburg South, WV
195
15. Keith Bodnar - Steubenville, OH
220
1 Braxton Amos: Parkersburg South, WV
285
15. Daniel Wirth - Beaver Local, OH
12-12-19
2019-20 Duals Tor, Mag, WP, StC, Camb & Lin
12-08-19
Martin's Ferry (OH) Times Leader: Changes for the OVAC
Parkersburg South Varsity went 3-1 at the Marysville Duals, losing only to perennial Ohio powerhouse Graham. Both Casch Somerville (170) and Braxton Amos (220) registered their 100th career victories. Amos went on to win his 101st match without a loss, and to date has not given up a single offensive point in his high school career.
12-06-19
BoroFan Write Ups
Online Tournaments
Cambridge Invitational (12/7/19)
Mount Vernon Bad Apple Brawl Tournament (12/7/19)
Union Local Rick Link Invitational - (12/7/19)
By KIM NORTH
Times Leader Sports Writer
MORRISTOWN -- For the second time in three years, Barnesville has captured the
team title at the Union Local Rick Link Invitational wrestling tournament.
During the 21st annual pool-style event Saturday inside ŕThe Hangará at Union
Local High School, the Shamrocks piled up 260 points.
Despite having only two individual champions in sophomores Griffen Stephen (113)
and Carter Wells (120), Barnesville relied on its depth to hold off runnerup
Geneva, a D-II school from the Cleveland area, which totalled 248.5. The
Shamrocks had four runnersup and a trio of third-placers. Stephen is a returning
state qualifier.
The Eagles, meanwhile, had five titlists, but had just two other placers -- both
of which finished fourth. Taking titles were Johnny Wayslaw (132), Caleb Selman
(160), Cole Vennis (170), Brandon Thomas (195) and Charles Taylor (220), a
returning state qualifier who is ranked 13th in Ohio by Borofan.
The win gives the Shamrocks some momentum heading into their own Doan Ford
Invitational bracket-style event, which begins Friday and continues through
Saturday nightás championship finals.
Buckeye Local had a pair of titlists in junior Brian Palmer Jr. (138) and senior
Charles Smith (182). Palmer, who picked up his 96th career win, pinned his way
to the title.
Shenandoah also had two champs in Alex Overly (106) and Easton Hitchens (285).
Both are returning state qualifiers.
Union Localás Brady Crum (152) gave the home fans something to cheer about when
he rallied past Barnesvilleás Cameron Woods, 4-3, for his title.
Edisonás Hayden Johnson (145), a returning state qualifier, and Tri-Valleyás
Garrett Folden (126) were the other champions.
Chartiers Houston Tournament OG
Malvern Invitational Well & Tor
Martins Ferry Dwayne Bubba Coleman Memorial (12/7/19)
2019-20 Duals Cam, PS, Brk, WP, BL, IC, Well, Mead, StC & Lin
11-28-19
11-20-19
Weir High looking for teams to join a pool tournament on Dec 14th
Teams committed: Weir, Edison, Oak Glen, Madonna, Magnolia & Shadyside
2019 Weir Powerhouse Classic Tournament
Place: Weir
High School,
Weirton, WV
Pool/Bracket Tournament
Detail AT THIS LINK
11-14-19
Congratulations to Skyler Lasure for signing his National Letter of Intent to continue his academic and athletic careers at Notre Dame College.
Wellsville
11-05-19
Congrats on making varsity @ WVU!!!
2019-2020 Wrestling in college
email me if you know of anyone missing
Congrats to Nick Spencer for his induction into WLU Hall of Fame!!!
Congrats bro!!!
11 new OVAC Coaches this year, & a seeding committee!
Congratulations to Braydon Roberts of South committed to wrestle at WVU.
10-29-19
Reminder to all OVAC coaches mandatory meeting November 4th at WesBanco, the meeting will start promptly at 5PM, press conference will start after the coaches meeting at 6:30.
10-28-19
I’m waiting on the results of another dual to see in which position South’s
“Patriots” team finished at this weekend’s Tyrant Columbus Day Duals in York,
PA.
Brayden Roberts led the way for the Patriots by winning all 8 of his
matches, including 5 pins (one in 6 seconds), 2 decisions, and 1 forfeit. Gavin
Quiocho (2 pins, 1 major decision, and 5 decisions) and Braxton Amos (3 pins and
5 forfeits) also went undefeated.
Tyrant Columbus Day Duals
October 26-27, 2019
York, Pennsylvania
Patriots 53 PANJA (PA) 20
98 Mason Ziegler (PANJA) maj. dec. Brent Bosley, 12-2
106 Parker Field (Patriots) p. Jack Evans, 1:09
113 Nathan Ford (Patriots) tech. fall Todd McGann, 17-2
120 Devin Easton (Patriots) p. Connor Sullivan, 1:18
126 Trent Jones (Patriots) dec. Anthony Anderson, 8-3
132 Brayden Johnson (Patriots) dec. Vinny Despirato, 5-0
138 Zach Lewis (PANJA) p. Wade Smith, 2:17
145 Gavin Quiocho (Patriots) dec. Domenic DeFalco, 12-6
152 Brayden Roberts (Patriots) p. Patrick McCoy, 2:28
160 Jude Childers (Patriots) won via forfeit
170 Casch Somerville (Patriots) p. Max Schultz, 1:55
182 Ayden Morris (Patriots) dec. Dustin Pompei, 6-3
195 Leo Muzika (PANJA) maj. dec. Noah Buckalew, 14-2
220 Braxton Amos (Patriots) won via forfeit
285 Ralph Martin (PANJA) won via forfeit
Team Nauman Silver (PA) 44 Patriots 15
98 Owen Lehman (Team Nauman Silver) dec. Bosley, 9-2
106 Dom Flatt (Team Nauman Silver) p. Field, 3:27
113 Ford (Patriots) dec. Ryan Kozdra, 3-2
120 Aiden Lewis (Team Nauman Silver) maj. dec. Easton, 17-3
126 Owen Woolcott (Team Nauman Silver) dec. Jones, 8-2
132 Carter Gill (Team Nauman Silver) dec. Johnson, 2-0
138 Jack Cunningham (Team Nauman Silver) p. Smith, 2:39
145 Quiocho (Patriots) dec. Tyler Martin, 3-2
152 Roberts (Patriots) dec. Bryce Brennan, 5-0
160 Talon Pisarchuk (Team Nauman Silver) dec. Childers, 8-2
170 Lance Urbas (Team Nauman Silver) p. Somerville, 3:56
182 Hogan Swenski (Team Nauman Silver) maj. dec. Morris, 8-0
195 Nathan Hawkins (Team Nauman Silver) p. Buckalew, 2:13
220 Amos (Patriots) won via forfeit
285 Double Forfeit
Patriots 39 Edge (NJ) 24
98 Jakob Brown (Edge) dec. Bosley, 6-0
106 Luke Stanich (Edge) dec. Field, 4-0
113 Cross Wasilewski (Edge) dec. Ford, 5-2
120 Easton (Patriots) p. K. J. Monaco, 1:08
126 Joe Fongaro (Edge) dec. Jones, 7-0
132 Johnson (Patriots) p. Damian Torres, 3:37
138 Chris Dalmau (Edge) p. Smith, 2:49
145 Quiocho (Patriots) dec. Jason Smith, 3-1
152 Roberts (Patriots) p. Lou Paradiso, 0:06
160 Childers (Patriots) won via forfeit
170 Shane Lallkissoon (Edge) p. Somerville, 2:00
182 Morris (Patriots) over Eddie Padilla (Edge) Dec 5-2
195 Buckalew (Patriots) won via forfeit
220 Amos (Patriots) dec. Mike Toranzo, 3-1
285 Double Forfeit
Patriots 46 MoCo Locos (MD) 31
98 Ayden Smith (MoCo Locos) dec. Bosley, 3-1
106 Brian McCaw (MoCo Locos) p. Field, 0:49
113 Ford (Patriots) p. Christian Simpson, 1:08
120 Ike Guttentag (MoCo Locos) dec. Easton, 6-4
126 Jones (Patriots) p. Alexander Gonzalez, 2:15
132 Johnson (Patriots) p. Colton DeValle, 2:14
138 Siavash Sarvestani (MoCo Locos) maj. dec. Smith, 9-1
145 Quiocho (Patriots) p. Sayfore Sieh, 3:27
152 Roberts (Patriots) p. Jeo Martinez, 1:24
160 Childers (Patriots) maj. dec. Jackson Barney, 10-0
170 Somerville (Patriots) p. Kailer Ramm, 2:13
182 Xavier Kresslein (MoCo Locos) p. Morris, 2:22
195 Yoann Olympio (MoCo Locos) dec. Buckalew , 7-1
220 Amos (Patriots) p. Mervin Mancia, 2:27
285 Mathias Adjingbaruk (MoCo Locos) won via forfeit
Patriots 49 Terps Xtreme (MD) 34
98 Matthew Dolan (Terps Xtreme) p. Bosley, 1:11
106 Kaden Milheim (Terps Xtreme) dec. Field, 8-1
113 Michael Dolan (Terps Xtreme) maj. dec. Ford, 12-0
120 Braxton Lewis (Terps Xtreme) dec. Easton, 7-2
126 Chance Williams (Terps Xtreme) dec. Jones, 4-1
132 Johnson (Patriots) p. Hunter Charles, 0:34
138 Joey Miller (Terps Xtreme) p. Smith, 2:34
145 Quiocho (Patriots) dec. Patrick Jackson, 7-4
152 Roberts (Patriots) p. Hunter Dotson, 1:51
160 Roy Brannon (Terps Xtreme) dec. Childers, 4-2 OT
170 Somerville (Patriots) p. Caden Hagerman, 0:23
182 Morris (Patriots) p. Nevin Milburn, 1:02
195 Buckalew (Patriots) won via forfeit
220 Amos (Patriots) won via forfeit
285 Zain Milburn (Terps Xtreme) won via forfeit
Superior Wrestling Academy (NY) 43 Patriots 30
98 Mike Manta (Superior Wrestling Academy) maj. dec. Bosley, 9-1
106 Freddy Pimental (Superior Wrestling Academy) p. Field, 2:31
113 Max Gallagher (Superior Wrestling Academy) dec. Ford, 5-2
120 Easton (Patriots) won via forfeit
126 Luke Smith (Superior Wrestling Academy) maj. dec. Jones, 11-0
132 Johnson (Patriots) won via forfeit
138 Sean Peterson (Superior Wrestling Academy) p. Smith, 0:48
145 Quiocho (Patriots) dec. Kaleb Burgess, 11-9
152 Roberts (Patriots) dec. Aiden Rabideau, 5-0
160 Cooper Kropman (Superior Wrestling Academy) tech. fall Childers, 16-0
170 Somerville (Patriots) won via forfeit
182 Gabe Monroe (Superior Wrestling Academy) p. Morris, 1:55
195 Mike Tyrell (Superior Wrestling Academy) dec. Buckalew, 10-5
220 Amos (Patriots) p. Collin Bidwell, 1:03
285 Patrick Gantor (Superior Wrestling Academy) won via forfeit
Patriots 46 Gettysburg (PA) 33
98 Bosley (Patriots) dec. Reed Miller, 6-4 OT
106 Jake Fetrow (Gettysburg) p. Field, 2:24
113 Ford (Patriots) dec. Tyler Withers, 4-3
120 Easton (Patriots) p. Kyle Shearer, 0:14
126 Jones (Patriots) p. Dalton Redden, 1:13
132 Johnson (Patriots) p. Logan Newell, 1:08
138 Jake Cherry (Gettysburg) p. Smith, 1:12
145 Quiocho (Patriots) maj. dec. Blake Showers, 13-4
152 Roberts (Patriots) p. Nathan Ridgley, 0:19
160 Luke Sainato (Gettysburg) dec. Childers, 4-1
170 Dylan Reinert (Gettysburg) p. Somerville, 1:01
182 Sam Rodriguez (Gettysburg) p. Morris, 1:04
195 Buckalew (Patriots) p. Dru Hartman, 4:30
220 Amos (Patriots) p. Christian Conner, 4:30
285 Jacob Moyer (Gettysburg) won via forfeit
Patriots 42 MDManiacs (MD) 37
98 Alex Bellarin (MDManiacs) maj. dec. Bosley, 8-0
106 Michael Pizzuto (MDManiacs) p. Field, 3:48
113 Gage Owen (MDManiacs) dec. Ford, 8-4
120 AJ Rodrigues (MDManiacs) dec. Easton, 8-3
126 Jones (Patriots) p. Anthony Bond, 1:21
132 Nathan Porter (MDManiacs) dec. Johnson, 8-4
138 Fabio Martinez (MDManiacs) p. Smith, 0:36
145 Quiocho (Patriots) p. Rylan Moose, 1:05
152 Roberts (Patriots) won via forfeit
160 Childers (Patriots) won via forfeit
170 Connor Strong (MDManiacs) p. Somerville, 2:05
182 Morris (Patriots) won via forfeit
195 Chase Schultz (MDManiacs) won via forfeit
220 Buckalew (Patriots) won via forfeit
285 Amos (Patriots) won via forfeit
10-18-19
Indian Creek
The OVAC Tournament will have 44 teams in it this year!!!
New teams this year are:
New Philadelphia
Dover
Hundred
Warren Local
10-13-19
Sportatorium is back
144 South 4th Street Steubenville , Ohio
Text 740-278-8016 for more info
New Times
High school 5-630 Sundays $10
Mondays 6-730 novice k-5 $10
Tuesday 6-7 youth fitness class $5
Wednesdays 6-730 jr hi /advanced youth $10
October 18th 6-7:30 all live wrestling 10 bucks
October 19th Dustin Meyers tOSU wrestling strength coach (2014-2019) will be doing to GUT CHECK challenge 9-12 and 1-3 it will cost 50 bucks!
Young Guns will begin practices at Wheeling Park High School on October 1st 2019 every Sunday from 5-6:30 and Tuesday from 6:30-8PM
220 #1 Braxton Amos dec. #3 Chase Horne (GA), 8-2
Braxton wins his 3RD STRAIGHT SUPER 32 TITLE!
#Studx3
Congrats to Peyton Hall finishing Runner-Up at the Super32!!
OVAC has some studs this year!
Ethan Pappas 160 OH Steubenville Big Red 11th 6
Peyten Kellar 145 OH Warren High School 11th 7
Griffen Stephen 113 OH Barnesville 10th
Brian Palmer jr. 138 OH Rayland buckeye local 11th 3
Koen Kish 126 OH St. Clairsville 11th
Cole McComas 138 OH Beaver Local 12th 2
skyler lasure 160 OH Beaver Local High School 12th 6
Braxton Amos 220 WV Parkersburg South 12th 1 1
Jude Childers 152 WV Parkersburg South High School 10th
Gabriel Carman 126 WV John Marshall High School 10th 5
Devin Easton 120 WV Parkersburg South High school 11th 2
Brayden Roberts 152 WV Parkersburg South High School 12th 1
gavin quiocho 145 WV Parkersburg South High School 11th 1
Peyton Hall 152 WV Oak Glen High School 12th 1 5
Brayden Johnson 138 WV Parkersburg South High School 11th 1
Trent Jones 132 WV Parkersburg South High School 9th
Nathan Ford 113 WV Parkersburg South High School 9th
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09-16-19
Martins Ferry Dwayne Bubba Coleman Jr. High Tournament
Cole McComas BvL signs with the Riders!!
BREAKING NEWS: Braxton Amos of Parkersburg South HS, the #2 ranked pound for pound recruit and the #1 ranked wrestler in the 220 pound weight class commits to @BadgerWrestling. https://t.co/TCmGRL8FwC
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09-12-19
National Wrestling Hall of Fame’s Ohio Chapter Announces 2019 Class
Eight individuals have been named to the Class of 2019 by the Ohio Chapter of
the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
David “Clay” Burkhard, John Craig, Michael DeAnna, Joel Greenlee, Guy Sako, Jeff
Simons and Eric Toukonen have been selected for their Lifetime Service to
Wrestling, an award presented each year to coaches, officials and contributors
who have given at least 20 years of service to wrestling. In addition, Joseph
Scaletta has been selected to receive Outstanding American from the State of
Ohio recognition.
The 2019 Ohio Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Banquet will be
held on Oct. 6, 2019 at the Embassy Suites located at 5100 Upper Metro Place,
Dublin OH 43017. The social will begin at 2 p.m. ET with the program beginning
at 3 p.m. ET. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased at oh-nwhof.ticketleap.com.
David “Clay” Burkhard competed for Ohio University from 1964-67, earning varsity
letters in each of his final two years. Upon the completion of his collegiate
career, Burkhard served as a varsity assistant coach at Fairview Park High
School for three years before becoming head coach in 1970 and serving in that
capacity from 1970-97. He guided Fairview Park to 203 victories, state duals
championships in 1994 and ’95, 10 top-10 OHSAA finishes and six conference
titles. He was named conference coach of the year eight times, Greater Cleveland
Coach of the Year seven times and Ohio Coach of the Year in 1984 and ’88.
Following his time as the Fairview Park head coach, Burkhard served as a varsity
assistant coach at Columbia Station High School from 1998-01. In all, Burkhard
coached 10 state champions, 19 state finalists, 35 state placers, 61 state
qualifiers, 44 sectional champions and 69 conference champions. He was inducted
into the Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame in 1991 and the Lorain County Wrestling
Hall of Fame in ’92.
John Craig wrestled at West Liberty State College for three
years, finishing as a 1972 NAIA National Tournament All-American Runner-Up,
winning three championships and being named conference most valuable wrestler
twice. He was named to the West Liberty State College Athletic Hall of Fame in
1992. Craig then served as a head coach at four different high schools, with
stints at Hillsboro High School (1972-74), Oregon Clay High School (1974-75),
Steubenville High School (1975-93) and Indian Creek High School (1993-98). Craig
guided 42 tournament championship teams, nine district championship teams, six
conference championships and seven division winners. He mentored five individual
Ohio state champions, 87 state tournament qualifiers, 23 state tournament
placers and 31 individual conference champions. A five-time conference coach of
the year and 1989 Ohio Division II Wrestling Coach of the Year Craig was named
to the Ohio Wrestling Coaches Hall of Fame in 1999. In addition to coaching,
Craig spent 21 years as a wrestling official at the youth, junior high school,
high school, open and collegiate levels.
Michael DeAnna enjoyed an incredible high school wrestling career at Bay Village
High School, posting a 104-5-1 record, earning high school All-American
recognition, winning three Ohio state titles and capturing two junior national
freestyle championships. He was named the Cleveland Plain Dealer Athlete of the
Decade in 1970 for his efforts. DeAnna went on to be a four-time All-American,
four-time Big Ten Conference champion and two-time NCAA finalist while competing
at the University of Iowa from 1976-81, owning a collegiate record of 123-18.
Following his collegiate wrestling career, DeAnna was a two-time AAU national
freestyle champion and was named a second alternate to the 1984 Olympic Team.
DeAnna served as the head coach at Davenport High School from 1981-83 before
becoming the head coach at Edinboro University and serving in that capacity from
1984-90. He was named the NCAA Division II Coach of the Year in 1986 and took a
last-place Division II program and turned it into a top-10 Division I squad in
just three years. He coached 22 All-Americans and the first NCAA champion in the
history of athletics at Edinboro. He tallied four coach of the year honors
during his career. After his time at Edinboro, DeAnna served as an assistant
coach at Westlake High School from 1994-2000.
Joel Greenlee wrestled at the University of Northern Iowa from 1984-89, posting
a collegiate record of 127-16-4 and went undefeated in dual meets. A four-time
NCAA qualifier and two-time All-American, he won the Midlands Championship in
1989 a year after capturing a Midwest Championship, earning Outstanding Wrestler
distinction at both meets. Greenlee also enjoyed success at the international
level. He finished second at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials in 1992 and was
selected as a training partner for the Olympic Team. He won the Cerra Pelado
Tournament in Cuba in 1993 and the Cuban All-Star Tournament in 1992. He placed
third three times at the John E. du Post World Team Trials. Greenlee was an
assistant coach at Northern Iowa from 1989-97. Greenlee arrived at Ohio
University in 1997-98, being hired as an assistant/interim head coach. He was
then named the full-time head coach before the 1998-99 season. Greenlee's
accomplishments during his first season at Ohio earned him the NWCA National
Assistant-Coach-of-the-Year award in 1998. His 1997-98 team finished ninth at
the NCAA Tournament - the Bobcats' best finish since 1973 - and won the
regular-season MAC title with a 5-0 record in the conference. He coached Dwight
Gardner (158) to the school's first individual national title since 1978 and
guided Shawn Enright (134) to a second-place national finish. Greenlee enters
his 23rd year as head coach at Ohio in 2019-20. During his time leading the
Bobcats, the program has logged 12 All-America honors has won two team
conference titles and has accounted for 20 individual conference titles.
Guy Sako wrestled for Cleveland State from 1985-89, serving as a team captain in
’88 and ’89 and earning the status of NCAA qualifier in ’88. After serving as an
assistant coach at his alma mater from 1990-92, Sako has led the Westshore
Wrestling Club since 1996. He has coached over 35 wrestlers who have gone on to
wrestle at the NCAA Division I level, including as many as 17 at one time. The
group includes 10 All-Americans and two NCAA champions. Sako served as a
Cleveland police officer for 25 years, working his entire career on the night
shift so he could coach wrestling. In 2005, Sako created Defense Soap and still
runs the business today with his family.
Joseph Scaletta wrestled at Ohio University from 1965-69. He then went on to
serve as a coach at Columbia Station High School (1969-71) and Bay Village High
School (1971-79). Scaletta guided Bay Village to an Ohio AAA Division
Co-Championship in 1972 and a runner-up finish in ’76. His squads won a district
title in 1976, sectional championships in ’74 and ’76 and conference titles in
’72 and ’76. Scaletta was named the state coach of the year in 1976-77, Greater
Cleveland Coach of the Year in ’71-72 and conference coach of the year in ’72.
Bay Village accounted for the most division I state champions (5) and place
winners (4) between 1972-79. Scaletta served as the president of the Greater
Cleveland Wrestling Coaches Association from 1974-75. Scaletta left teaching and
coaching in 1979 to become the sales manager for Howard Ferguson's real estate
firm, Professional Condominiums of America. He became a partner of Ferguson's in
1987, and, upon Ferguson's death in 1989, he bought the assets of the firm and
renamed the company Scaletta Development Corporation. He continued to do
condominium conversions but expanded to home building, specializing in 55-plus
communities and building primary ranch homes. Most of his communities were named
"Community of the Year" for the North Coast Home Building Association (Lorain
County) and the Home Building Association of Greater Cleveland. One of his
communities was voted "Community of the Year" for the state of Ohio and won many
awards for being environmental friendly. He was on the Board of the North Coast
Building Association and the Ohio Home Builders Association. He was inducted
into the North Coast Hall of Fame in 2011. Joe met his wife at the 1972
sectional wrestling tournament, and they married in 1973 and had four children.
They have eleven grandchildren and the six oldest boys wrestle -- three for Avon
and three for Big Walnut in Galena. Joe and his wife reside on Kelleys Island
during the summer and Don Pedro Island in Florida during the winter. He is being
inducted as an Outstanding American.
Jeff Simons was a two-time state qualifier and placer as a high school wrestler
in Illinois. He went on to be a four-year varsity letter winner, three-time NCAA
qualifier and an NCAA All-American for the U.S. Naval Academy. Simons was
commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps, serving as a
supply officer and earning three letters of commendation and the Navy
Achievement Medal. He left service as a Captain in 1980. In his post-collegiate
wrestling career while in the Marines, Simons was a nine-time gold medalist in
the Inter-Service Championships as a competitor, never losing a match. He was a
silver medalist in the CISM Games in Tehran, Iran, in 1978 and a gold medalist
in the CISM Games in Baghdad, Iraq, in ’79. Simons was a two-time gold medalist
as a coach of the All-Marine Wrestling Team, leading the All-Marine Team to its
first-ever win in the Inter-Service Championships and repeating the following
year. He mentored multiple national champions, World Team members and two
Olympians. While in the Marines, he was also a national freestyle runner-up, a
national Greco Roman champion and a member of two U.S. World Teams and an
alternate on a third. He finished fourth at the World Championships in Greco
Roman in Sweden and was a champion at the Camaguey Cuba International
Tournament. He also served as an athlete’s representative for Greco-Roman from
1978-80. Simons officiated for five years in Georgia and officiated three state
tournaments and has officiated for 23 years in Ohio, including multiple district
tournaments and four state tournaments. He has also officiated Beast of the
East.
Eric Toukonen wrestled at Kent State University for three years, graduating in
1977. He then served as a coach for a total of 42 years between Garrettsville,
Steubenville and Claymont High Schools, including 35 as the head coach at
Claymont. He owns a career coaching record of 359-93, earning 1992 Ohio Division
II Coach of the Year honors after guiding Claymont to a state title. He also
coached two state runner-up teams in 2009 and ’14, three dual meet state
runner-up teams in ’12, ’13 and ’14, 27 conference championship teams, 28
sectional championship teams and 16 district championship teams. He was named
Ohio Division II Coach of the Year again in 2014. Twenty of his teams finished
in the top 10 at the state tournament. Under Toukonen’s watch, 186 individuals
qualified for state, 93 placed at state and 21 were state finalists, including
10 state champions and 11 state runners-up. Toukonen has been inducted into the
Ohio Wrestling Coaches Hall of Fame (2004), the Medina Tournament Hall of Fame
(2014) and the Alliance Top Gun Tournament Hall of Fame (2015). He served as
president of the Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches Association (1995-96) and
was a member of the NFHS Wrestling Rules Committee (1999-2002).
2019 National Wrestling Hall of Fame -- West Virginia
Chapter
Banquet and Induction Ceremonies -- Sunday October 27, 2019 --
Embassy Suites, Charleston West Virginia
| 2019 Banquet Registration Form | West Virginia Chapter Main Page | Directions to Embassy Suites, Charleston WV |
The National Wrestling Hall of Fame, West Virginia Chapter, cordially invites
you to attend the 17th Annual "Hall of Fame Day" banquet Sunday, October 27th,
2019, at Embassy Suites, Charleston, West Virginia. The banquet will begin at
1:00 pm with a social hour and memorabilia display. Dinner will be served at
1:45 pm with the award presentation following. The purpose of this banquet is to
honor and recognize people for their years of commitment as positive role models
to our student athletes.
This year we are honoring...
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These individuals have given countless hours of their time instilling in young
people the skills needed to succeed in all areas of life. They will be
permanently recognized at the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum,
Stillwater, Oklahoma.
This is an opportunity for you to honor these great individuals and promote the
positive aspects of our oldest and greatest sport ' "Wrestling!"
We are looking forward to October 27th. A great day for West Virginia's
outstanding individuals and the sport of wrestling. West Virginia can be proud
of these deserving honorees!
| Make Plans Now To
Attend!! Ticket information and registration form AT THIS LINK |
08-26-19
Reminder all OVAC Nominations/bios for the 2020 Mr. Mat is due to Dr. Dan Doyle by 8-31-19
07-29-19
2020 OAC Grade School Rule Changes!
Tournaments looking for teams:
West Mifflin (Steve DeAugustino Holiday Classic)
December 27th and 28th
Cambridge is looking for a home Assembly match for the 2019-2020 season.
Contact Tank @ tankandcrystal@roadrunner.com
Union Local High School is currently taking teams
for next years Rick Link Invitational held at Union Local High School on
Saturday 12/7/2019. It is a varsity pool tournament. We will place JV wrestlers
if needed to fill pools.
Spots open for Barnesville Doan Ford Invitational December 13-14, 2019.
John Marshall High School will be hosting it's annual
Greg's Market Invitational on Saturday, December 7, 2019. We are currently in
need of 1 more team. The format of the tournament is set up in two pools of 4
with the teams' place in their pool determining who they will face for their
final two matches. Awards will be given for the 1st and 2nd place team, it is a
1-day event, and all teams get 5 matches. We run 4 mats, so there is no "off
round".
The other teams for the tournament this year are:
Pool A:
John Marshall (WV)
McGuffey (PA)
Buckhannon Upshire (WV)
Ripley (WV)
Pool B:
East Fairmont (WV)
Crestview (OH)
Preston (WV)
New team for 2019
Please contact Coach Asbury if you are interested at ryan.asbury@k12.wv.us
OHSAA has moved the state tournament to Friday Saturday and the finals Sunday evening.
Steubenville looking for coaches with teaching license in Math, Science & Special Ed
Contact Mike Blackburn @ 740-632-8953
Intervention specialist at Union Local elementary school. If any young wrestling coaches looking for a full time job. They can contact Zack Powell by cell phone 740-238-0298
but they would need to do so asap interviews are going to be 8-6-19!
07-17-19
Congratulations to Fargo Freestyle National Champion Braxton Amos!!!
Congratulations to Braxton Amos Greco Roman National Runner up!!!!
Braxton Amos (West Virginia) VSU Dorian Crosby (Pennsylvania), 10-0 2:23
Humphrey Wins 2 National Titles!!
Logan Ours BvL
Gage Wright PS
Cole McComas BvL
Braxton Amos PS, Andrew Shelek, WP Brayden Roberts PS
Carl Cochran
JM 106 pound wrestler
Ovac runner-up
Please share so we can strengthen the prayer chain.
Carl Cochran needs your prayers!!!
Prayers from OVAeC!!!!
07-04-19
Ours and McCommas BvL & Miller PS
06-12-19
Braxton Amos gets his draw for Junior Pan American Championships
Big shout out to Brayden Roberts on his 3rd place finish at the Cadet World Team trials today. Way to represent Brayden!!!!!
Johnny McComas to take over as Beavers Head Coach!!
06-04-19
5th Grader Telea Guntrum to wrestle over seas!
Big shout out to Brayden Roberts on his 3rd place finish at the Cadet World Team trials today. Way to represent Brayden!!!!!
05-27-19
20TH ANNUAL NHSCA NATIONAL DUALS
Live updates pools brackets etc...