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QUAD AT JOHN HARDIN: DOSS, JEFFERSONTOWN, JOHN HARDIN, NORTH HARDIN
http://www.thenewsenterprise.com/articles/2007/11/29/sports/sports02.prt
THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE Thursday, November 29, 2007
PREP WRESTLING: North Hardin's Jones tops Doss' Nickel in battle of No. 1s
By JOSH CLAYWELL
RADCLIFF
WOW, Awesome article and thanks for the references Claywell. :-P
Grats to Jones on the match, looks like both of them had only positive comments about the other. Good sportsmanship between the two.
RYLE 52, CAMPBELL COUNTY 18
http://news.nky.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20071129/SPT0302/711290345&template=printpicart
Raiders off to flying start
But long season will determine region's top team
BY MIKE DYER | [email protected] AND RYAN ERNST
Ryle coach Tim Ruschell isn't under any illusion about the strength of his team at this juncture of the season.
Ruschell was pleased with the way the Raiders wrestled in a 52-18 win over visiting Campbell County Wednesday night. But he said there is plenty to work on with the tough schedule his squad faces.
"We looked fairly good on our feet," Ruschell said. "I thought the team wrestled well."
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Ryle seniors Bryan Peace and Mason Reid - both of whom were state champions last season in their respective weight classes - were able to win matches Wednesday.
In the 145-pound class, Peace pinned Campbell County sophomore Korey Shotwell in 3:25.
At 171 pounds, Reid pinned Campbell County senior Thomas Brownfield in 56 seconds.
"Those guys (Reid and Peace) are our two studs," Ruschell said.
Said Reid: "We wrestled well, but we still have a long way to go."
The Raiders will be tested beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday when they travel to Wayne County for a couple of dual meets. Wayne County is fourth in the preseason rankings on kentuckywrestling.org.
Peace said he was pleased with the team effort Wednesday and said the techniques will be improved as the season progresses.
"... We won the tough matches (tonight) and that was big," Peace said. "We got the pins when we needed them."
Campbell County coach Mike Bankemper said the Camels will need to pick up the pace in practice in order to improve.
"We seemed to back off and we were flat on our feet," he said.
The Camels won the 12-team Franklin County Invitational last weekend, and Bankemper said he's not worried about the slow start against Ryle.
Bankemper said he's confident both teams will be among the contenders during the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference meet Dec. 14-15 at Dixie Heights.
Campbell County freshman Eric Spahr (130) and seniors Kyle Griffith (152) and Billy Fuller (285) won matches for the Camels.
Realistically, neither Ryle nor Campbell County can be dubbed Northern Kentucky's best team until they face Simon Kenton. The Pioneers, who open the season Saturday at the Oldham County Super Duals, are ranked fifth in the state by kentuckywrestling.org, ahead of Campbell County (seventh) and Ryle (ninth).
Another Web site, kentucky wrestling.com, has the Camels second in the state, ahead of Ryle (seventh) and Simon Kenton (10th).
Simon Kenton coach Jim Wilbers said neither set of rankings means much at this point in the season.
"I'm guessing Ryle's really the team to beat. I don't know what to think of Campbell," he said.
"I would say overall we have a good team. Whether or not we're the best will be decided by head-to-head competition. Can we be the best? Yes, but everybody has to put in the time and the effort."
The Pioneers, led by Ryan Vaughn (160) and Ben Winkler (140), should get a better idea of where they stand this weekend. At Oldham County they'll face state powers Woodford County, Seneca and Larue County.
"We go right into the fire," Wilbers said.
Boone County also will face an immediate challenge. The school, which disbanded the wrestling program in the mid-1990s, according to coach Mick Raney, will field a team again this year. The Rebels have 20 wrestlers on the roster but competed in junior varsity matches Wednesday night at Ryle.
Raney, a 1970 graduate of the school, said it took four years to organize the program again and he expects the Rebels will be competitive in the region by next season.
"I expect to learn a lot (this season)," Raney said. "The kids are interested and very eager."
Boone County won the state title in 1979, the school's only state team championship in any sport.
Ryle 52, Campbell County 18
103-T.J. Ruschell (Ryle) pin Wells, 5:30
112-Palmer (Ryle) pin Hamons, 3:06
119-Osbourne (Ryle) d. Schneider, 11-7
125-Marlo (Ryle) d. Weckbach, 7-6
130-Spahr (CC) pin Orsello, 3:02
135-Ayler (Ryle) d. Deinlein, 9-7
140-Gillaland (Ryle) d. Zink, 17-6
145-Peace (Ryle) pin Shotwell, 3:25
152-Griffith (CC) pin Coyle, 3:56
160-Pickett (Ryle) d. Lee, 6-5
171-Reid (Ryle) pin Brownfield, 0:56
189-Hogben (Ryle) pin Gries, 0:34
215-Campbell (Ryle) pin Rouel, 1:22
285-Fuller (CC) pin Adams, 0:51
Records: R 1-0, CC 5-1
QUAD: CENTRAL, DUPONT MANUAL, FERN CREEK, PLEASURE RIDGE PARK
Originally posted by TigerCoach here: http://www.kentuckywrestling.com/smf/index.php?topic=3277.0
PRP 40, Fern Creek 39
103- Christian Barreto (FC) pinned Ben Roehrig (PRP) 1:17
112- Daniel Weixler (FC) pinned Andrew Vanhoose (PRP) :34
119- Corey Krieger (FC) pinned Anthony Wood (PRP) 1:54
125- Nick Reichmth (PRP) T-Fall Codie Krystofiak (FC) 16-0
130- Jake Colston (PRP) pinned DeShawn Barrow (FC) 3:53
135- Derek Branch (FC) pinned Camryn Fields (PRP) :33
140- Adrian Vertrees (PRP) pinned Malcolm Cunningham (FC) 2:43
145- Lemont Calloway (PRP) for.
152- Cody Mann (FC) pinned Ryan Gibson (PRP) 2:28
160- John Wolsiefer (FC) M Dec. Dakota Choate (PRP) 13-5
171- Najah Savery (PRP) pinned Kiel Dodd (FC) 3:29
189- Keevan Avery (PRP) pinned Kurt Waller (FC) 1:22 (-1 PRP Coach Misconduct) (-1 FC unsportsmanlike)
215- Kyle Hardin (FC) pinned Kyle Smith (PRP) 3:36
Hwt- Cody Jaggers (PRP) for.
FC- 60 Central- 12
103- Christian Barreto (FC) for.
112- Daniel Weixler (FC) pinned Daniel Wakewall (Cen) :14
119- Corey Krieger (FC) pinned Dejon Ray (Cen) :55
125- Codie Krystofiak (FC) dec. Julian Sanchez (Cen) 17-10
130- DeShawn Barrow (FC) pinned Eric Riley (Cen) :38
135- Derek Branch (FC) pinned Abram Deng (Cen) 3:48
140- Zach Evans (Cen) pinned Malcolm Cunningham (FC) :58
145- Ellanio Castillo (Cen) pinned Adam Snyder (FC) 1:04
152- Cody Mann (FC) dec. Kevin Porter (Cen) 18-11
160- Kiel Dodd (FC) pinned Anthony Edmonds (Cen) 1:58
171- John Wolsiefer (FC) for.
189- Kurt Waller (FC) pinned Marcus Shall (Cen) 1:04
215- Kyle Hardin (FC) for.
Hwt- Dbl. For.
FC-64 Manual- 9
103- Christian Barreto (FC) pinned Nolan (Man) 1:15
112- Daniel Weixler (FC) pinned Conner Johnstone (Man) 1:14
119- Corey Krieger (FC) pinned Robert Willmoth (Man) :46
125- Ben Schardein (Man) dec. Codie Krystofiak (FC) 5-4
130- DeShawn Barrow (FC) M. Dec. Sam Tunget (Man) 21-8
135- Derek Branch (FC) pinned Jordan Jenne (Man) :44
140- Hunter Soaper (Man) pinned Malcolm Cunningham (FC) :27
145- Adam Snyder (FC) For.
152- Cody Mann (FC) pinned Ben Colbertson (Man) 1:08
160- Kiel Dodd (FC) pinned Nathan Pierce (Man) :57
171- John Wolsiefer (FC) For.
189- Kurt Waller (FC) For.
215- Kyle Hardin (FC) For.
Hwt- Dbl. For.
Dual (Quad) @ North Oldham: Bryan Station, Nelson Co., North Oldham, St. X
Originally posted by NOHS_wrestling here:
http://www.kentuckywrestling.com/smf/index.php?topic=3276.0
North Oldham 60 Nelson Co. 20
103 Pile (NC) tech fall Richardson (NO) 17-2
112 South (NO) pinned Condiff (NC) 0:32
119 Rusch (NO) pinned Swift (NC) 0:51
125 Zeppa (NO) pinned Pearson (NC) 0:58
130 Dudley (NO) win by forfeit
135 D.Thomson (NO) pnnned Taylor (NC) 0:09
140 Striecher (NO) pinned Darby (NC) 0:52
145 Pile (NC) dec 12-8 Martorana (NO)
152 J.Thomson (NO) pinned Humes (NC) 0:57
160 Dudley (NO) win by forfeit
171 Forbes (NO) win by forfeit
189 Hillard (NC) pinned Holtzman (NO) 5:44
215 Gooch (NO) win by forfeit
285 Conder (NC) pinned Billows (NO) 1:02
Saint Xavier 40, North Oldham 30
103 Richardson (NO) pinned Glaser (X) 0:58
112 Severs dec. South (NO) 13-7
119 Honeycutt pinned Rusch (NO) 5:21
125 Zeppa (NO) pinned Renfro (X) 1:21
130 Miller (X) M.dec. D.Dudley (NO) 14-4
135 Dan Thomson (NO) pinned J.Franklin (X) 1:28
140 Nulley (X) pinned Striecher (NO) 4:21
145 Bauer (X) dec. Martorana (NO) 8-4
152 J.Thomson (NO) pinned Robsinson (X) 1:37
160 George (X) Dec. C.Dudley (NO) 5-4
171 Ambergy (X) dec Forbes (NO 6-3
189 Loung (X) pinned Holtzman (NO) 1:05
215 Evan Gooch pinned Spencer Gooch (NO)
285 Billows (NO) pinned McCullan (X) 1:33
Dual (Quad) @ Fern Creek: Central, DuPont Manual, Fern Creek, PRP
Originally posted by thegreatgatsby here:
http://www.kentuckywrestling.com/smf/index.php?topic=3274.0
PRP 41 Fern Creek 39
285 Cody Jaggers (PRP) forfeit
103 Christian Barreto (FC) def Ben Roehrig (PRP) fall
112 Daniel Weixler (FC) def Andrew Vanhoose (PRP) fall
119 Corey Kreiger (FC) def Anthony Wood (PRP) fall
125 Nick Reichmuth (PRP) def Codie Krystofiak (FC) T-fall
130 Jacob Coslton (PRP) def Deshawn Barrow (FC) fall
135 Derek Branch(FC) def Camryn Fields (PRP) fall
140 Adrian Vertrees (PRP) def Malcolm Cunningham (FC) fall
145 Lamont Calloway (PRP) forfeit
152 Cody Mann (FC) def Ryan Gibson (PRP) fall
160 John Wolseifer (FC) def Dakoda Choate (PRP) M-dec 13-5
171 NajJah Savery (PRP) def Keil Dodd (FC) fall
189 KeVan Avery (PRP) def Kurt Waller (FC) fall (-1 team point (FC), unsportsmanlike conduct)
215 Kyle Hardin (FC) def Kyle Smith (PRP) fall
PRP 72 Manual 12
103 Ben Roehrig (PRP) def Nolan Wesley (M) fall
112 Connor Johnstone (M) def Andrew Vanhoose (PRP) fall
119 Anthony Wood (PRP) def Robert Willmoth (M) fall
125 Nick Reichmuth (PRP) def Ben Schardein (M) fall
130 Jacon Colston (PRP) def Sam Tunget (M) fall
135 Camryn Fields (PRP) def Jordan Jenne (M) fall
140 Adrian Vertrees (PRP) def Hunter Soaper (M) fall
145 Lamont Calloway (PRP) forfeit
152 Ben Culbertson (M) def Ryan Gibson (PRP) fall
160 Dakoda Choate (PRP) def Nathan Pierce (M) fall
171 NajJah Savery (PRP) forfeit
189 KeVan Avery (PRP) forfeit
215 Kyle Smith (PRP) forfeit
285 Cody Jaggers (PRP) forfeit
PRP 66 Central 18
112 Andrew Vanhoose (PRP) def Daniel Wakeroll © fall
119 Anthony Wood (PRP) def Dejan Ray © fall
125 Nick Reichmuth (PRP) def Julian Sanchez © fall
130 Jacob Colston (PRP) def Eric Reiley © fall
135 Abram Deng © def Camryn Fields (PRP) fall
140 Zach Evans © def Adrian Vertrees (PRP) fall
145 Lamont Calloway (PRP) def Elliano Cashilo © fall
152 Kevin Porter © def Ryan Gibson (PRP) fall
160 Dakoda Choate (PRP) def Anthony Edmonds © fall
171 NajJah Savery (PRP) forfeit
189 KeVan Avery (PRP) def Marcus Shall © fall
215 Kyle Smith (PRP) forfeit
285 Cody Jaggers (PRP) forfeit
103 Ben Roehrig (PRP) forfeit
QUAD AT JOHN HARDIN: DOSS, JEFFERSONTOWN, JOHN HARDIN, NORTH HARDIN
JOHN HARDIN 66, LOUISVILLE DOSS 15
189: Calvin Schoonover (JH) won by forfeit
215: Nick Knoll (JH) won by forfeit
285: Glenn Frost (JH) pinned Joseph Frith (LD), 1:24
why didn't Nichol wrestle against John Hardin?
I don't know why Nickel didn't wrestle against JH.
And I don't know why Jones was able to bump up and wrestle him even though he came in at 217. But I guess the KHSAA does give a little leeway early in the season until football players can get down to weight.
I don't know why Nickel didn't wrestle against JH.
And I don't know why Jones was able to bump up and wrestle him even though he came in at 217. But I guess the KHSAA does give a little leeway early in the season until football players can get down to weight.
Well I came down to see Jones and Nickel wrestle and it was to awesome for words. But from what I saw that nickel did wrestle and beat nick knoll in the middle of the second period.
Another thing I was in the weight-in's and nickel weight in at 214.8. Not 217. The reason why he wrestled Mark was because they had a challenge. That is the full deal.
Alright, first off Nickel did wrestle against JH (Nick Knoll) & pinned him early in the 2nd period. Second, Nickel weighed in at 214.6 (I have the weigh-in sheet to prove it), so I don't know who said he was overweight, but it simply isn't true. Third, I understand the frustration of the JH fan, but come on, you had a great, highly-anticipated match-up between 2 of the top wrestlers in the state. It is not often you get to watch two #1 ranked kids square off so I can see why the emphasis was placed on them. It is not like you went on and on about other NH wrestlers. Finally, Jones & Nickel are without a doubt excellent wrestlers, but IMO pound for pound the best wrestler there last night was Josh Johnson, no question.