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Hawkins Wins Championship

 

12/4/11  - Crimson Wave wrestler Anthony Hawkins won the 125 lb championship at the 2011 Little State Wrestling Invitational hosted by Wabash College in Crawfordsville, IN.

 

Hawkins had a bye in the first round of the tournament.  In round two Hawkins defeated A. Davis.  In the third round Hawkins took a win over T. Poynter the third seed of the tournament.  In the championship round Hawkins faced the top seeded J. Boyer and won 7-2.

 

John Tyler won his first round match at 157 lbs and teammate Eric Johnson also won his first round match up at 184 lbs.  At 285 lbs Coty Anderson won his first two matches of the tournament.

 

The Crimson Wave wrestling will travel to the Dane Gable Open on December 11th.

 

http://www.ccsj.edu/athletics/wrestling/index.html

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Wrestling Competes on Alumni Court

 

1/13/12 ? The Crimson Wave wrestling team took a loss to Carroll University tonight on Alumni Court, 30-18 in their second home dual of the season.

 

Coty Anderson started the Crimson Wave with a win in the heavy weights with a 7-3 victory over Carroll?s Nick Grady.  Anthony Hawkins won the 125 lb class by forfeit.

 

John Tyler took a 9-3 win in the 165 lb weight class over Carroll?s Josh Nelson.  Eric Johnson earned the only pin of the night just 1:10 into his 197 lb match with Carroll?s Dominque Karolczak.

 

http://www.ccsj.edu/athletics/wrestling/index.html

[raven150]

how are things looking fro coach gilbert & the crimson wave for 2012-2013 season?

 

i think this program could be a hidden gem for the state but not sure of what is available for our HS athletes there.

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how are things looking fro coach gilbert & the crimson wave for 2012-2013 season?

 

i think this program could be a hidden gem for the state but not sure of what is available for our HS athletes there.

 

 

 

Not sure what you mean, the team has 4 guys wrestling at nationals next weekend with everyone coming back next year. As for the school its a four year college that is one of the least expensive private schools in the Midwest. Merit based athletic scholarship are also awarded to students athletes. It's been kind of a rebuild year but i think Gilbert will have his team ready to compete with the top NAIA schools next year.