2009 Junior World Championships including Andrew Howe

[Drooke]

The home page of the Fila Ankara 2009 Junior World Championships... http://www.fila-wrestling.com/ankara09/

It appears at this point to be a very informitive site.

The GR Team

Name First name Team Weight

NOWRY Max UNITED STATES 50 KG
THIELKE Jesse UNITED STATES 55 KG
CHASE Jimmy UNITED STATES 60 KG
VINSON Donald UNITED STATES 66 KG
PROVISOR Ben  UNITED STATES 74 KG
RUTT Travis UNITED STATES 84 KG
FORTUNE Tyrell UNITED STATES 96 KG
KOWALCZUK Peter UNITED STATES 120 KG

*It appears as though Provisor didn't make weight for the brackets today.

The FS Team

Name First name Team Weight

KUHN Carson UNITED STATES 50 KG
RAMOS Anthony UNITED STATES 55 KG
OLIVER Jordan UNITED STATES 60 KG
CHAMBERLAIN Jason UNITED STATES 66 KG
HOWE Andrew UNITED STATES 74 KG
PERRY Chris UNITED STATES 84 KG
FORTUNE Tyrell UNITED STATES 96 KG
BRADLEY Dominique UNITED STATES 120 KG
 
 
The competitors in Andrew's class....

Name First name Team Weight

AHMED ISMAIL Mohamed EGYPTE 74 KG
CANTIR Stefan MOLDOVA 74 KG
DEMIRCIN Batuhan TURKEY 74 KG
GARNIL Luis miguel SPAIN 74 KG
HOWE Andrew UNITED STATES 74 KG
HURIEZ Kevin alexandre régis FRANCE 74 KG
INDRIKOVS Janis LATVIA 74 KG
JAKYPBEKOV Ilgiz KIRGIZSTAN 74 KG
JOLLIEN Romain SWITZERLAND 74 KG
KARAPETYAN Hayk ARMENIA 74 KG
KHUTSISHVILI Davit GEORGIA 74 KG
LEE  Yoon-seok KOREA 74 KG
LUMIA Carmelo ITALY 74 KG
MADKHANA Khalid SYRIA 74 KG
MALLOY Connor CANADA 74 KG
MAMMADOV Parviz AZERBAIDJAN 74 KG
MANEA Michael ROMANIA 74 KG
MISZTAL Krystian POLAND 74 KG
NAGORNYY Andriy UKRAINE 74 KG
QIYOMZODA Manuchekhr TADJIKISTAN 74 KG
RAU Florian GERMANY 74 KG
REN Zhi CHINA 74 KG
RUSINAS Jevenijus LITHUANIA 74 KG
SOLTAN Raman BELARUS 74 KG
SOLTRUK  Jevgeni ESTONIA 74 KG
STOEV Teodor BULGARIA 74 KG
TAKATANI Sohsuke JAPAN 74 KG
TASEV Davor MAKEDONIA 74 KG
TAVAKOL Saeid IRAN R.I. 74 KG
TÕZSÉR Sándor HUNGARY 74 KG
TSERACHIDIS Ioannis GREECE 74 KG
TURSUNALIEV Doston UZBEKISTAN 74 KG
ZUBAIROV Magomed RUSSIA 74 KG


    

[Drooke]

Sorry, I neglected to mention this in my post from above, but you should be able to see all of the matches here.

http://www.fila-webtv.com

[grecoref]

Zach Errett is one of the referees representing the USA at the Jr Worlds.

[AJ]

Howe's interview starts at the 5 minute mark.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwiNUJMuaDg[/youtube]

[Drooke]

Today's Results  @ 50,60, and 96kg

50kg

Max Nowry
vs.
Victor Cioban MDA
7-0,2-0

Max Nowry
vs.
Artur Umbetkaliyev KAZ
3-4,0-6

Max Nowry
vs.
Emanuel Serbin ROU
0-2,2-0,2-0

Max Nowry
vs.
Kurshud B abashov AZE
0-6,0-1

60kg

Jimmy Chase
vs
Rahman Bilici TUR
0-3,0-1

Jimmy Chase
vs.
Temirov Lenur UKR
0-6,4-4,4-0

Jimmy Chase
vs.
Jussi-Pekka Nikemiesto FIN
3-0,0-2,2-1

Jimmy Chase
vs.
Grigory Aruyan RUS
0-4-0-4

96kg

Tyrell Fortune
vs.
Coskun Efe GER
6-0,1-0,2-0

Tyrell Fortune
vs
Mikalai Danilau BLG
4-0,0-1,0-7

Max Nowry finished 6th

and

Jimmy Chase finished 5th

[Lefthanded Headlock]

I never realized until this year just how BIG Howe is.  That kid is thick all over.

[MattM]

Short video of the first team practice in Ankara, Turkey for Junior Worlds.  Brief appearance by Howe in the middle of the clip.

http://www.flowrestling.org/videos/coverage/view_video/235475-junior-worlds-in-turkey/197413-first-practice-in-turkey

[Drooke]

Day Two GR Results

55Kg

Jesse Thielke
vs.
Seung-Ju Park KOR
0-4,1-3

66Kg
Donald Vinson
vs
Mate Hencz SVK
7-0,7-0

Donald Vinson
vs
Migran Arutyunyan RUS
0-1,0-4

Donald Vinson
vs
Esengeldi Kozhobek Uulu KGZ
2-3,1-0,4-2

Donald Vinson
vs
Hovhannes Varderesyan ARM
1-3,3-1,1-4

84Kg

Travis Rutt
vs
Azizbek Mamajonov UZB
0-1,0-2

120 Kg

Peter Kowalczuk
vs
Riza Kayaalp TUR
0-3,0-3

Perter Kowalczuk
vs
Shota Gogisvanidze GEO
0-1,0-1


Donald Vinson finishes 8th in his class.

So to recap we had Chase - 5th, Nowry - 6th, and Vinson 8th @ the 2009 Junior Worlds Greco Roman.

[Drooke]

Day 3 Results...

44 kg/97 lbs. - Victoria Anthony, Huntington Beach, Calif. (New York AC), 1st
WIN Katharina Baumgartner (Germany), 7-0, 5-1
WIN Sumeyye Sezer (Turkey), 6-0, 6-0
WIN Desilava Kancheva (Bulgaria), 4-0, 6-0
WIN Chiaki Fujikawa (Japan), 1-0, 1-0

51 kg/112.25 lbs. - Trinity Plessinger, Colorado Springs, Colo. (USOTC), dnp/13th
WIN Anju Chadhary (India), 2-0, 5-1
LOSS Davaasukh Otgontsetseg (Mongolia), 4-0, 2-4, 0-6

59 kg/138.75 lbs. - Schuyler Brown, Montpelier, Va. (USOEC), 7th
WIN Ilana Kratysh (Israel), 3-4, 7-4, 6-0
LOSS Yurika Ito (Japan), 1-1, 0-1, 0-4

67 kg/147.5 lbs. - Adeline Gray, Denver, Colo. (New York AC), 9th
LOSS Sandra Makela (Sweden), 1-2, 1-5


Congrats to Victoria Anthony for her GOLD!!!

[regionrat1]

Does the Cedar Tuckey Asasin strap on da singlet today ?

[Y2CJ41]

Howe will begin wrestling tonight at 2am. 

[Drooke]

Day 4 Results...

48 kg/105.5 lbs. - CC Weber, Goodrich, Mich. (Sunkist Kids), dnp/18th
LOSS Maria Livach (Ukraine), 0-3, 0-1

55 kg/130 lbs. - Helen Maroulis, Rockville, Md. (New York AC), dnp/17th
LOSS Marwa Amri (Tunisia), 0-5, 2-1, 7-0

63 kg/138.75 lbs. - Veronica Carlson, Addison, Ill. (New York AC), 2nd
WIN Zomitsa Veleva (Bulgaria), 2-0, 2-0
WIN Karin Stingelin (Switzerland), 6-0, 0-1, 2-0
WIN Anastasia Bratchikova (Russia), 0-1, 3-1, 1-0
LOSS Hanna Johannson (Sweden), 0-1, 1-1

72 kg/158.5 lbs. - Christen Paysse, Fullerton, Calif. (Univ. of the Cumberlands), dnp/15th
LOSS Emma Weberg (Sweden), 2-4, 0-5

Congrats to Veronica Carlson on winning a Silver!!!

As Y2 said above Andrew wrestles tomorrow and his first round match is...

74 kg/163 lbs. Andrew Howe, Cedar Lake, Ind. (NYAC) vs. Romain Jollien (Switzerland)

[Drooke]

Not to slight the other wrestlers stepping onto the mat tomorrow...

50 kg/ 110 lbs. Carson Kuhn, Sandy, Utah (Vandit)
vs. Surender Surender (India)

60 kg/132 lbs. Jordan Oliver, Easton, PA (Gator WC)
vs. Dauren Zhumagazyyev (Kazakhstan)

96 kg/211.5 lbs. Tyrell Fortune, Portland, Ore. (Peninsula WC)
vs. Gurjot Kooner (Canada)

[Dingo Brigade]

It looks like 50 Kg Carson Kuhn lost (by fall?)
60 Kg Jordan Oliver won 2-1 1-0
96 Kg Tyrell Fortune wins 8-0 6-0

I'm still waiting to hear about Howe.

[MattM]

Howe wins first round over Jollien (Switz) 2-0 7-0  He has an Armenian wrestlers next round.

Freestyle brackets results updates faster than the video clips of the match
http://www.fila-wrestling.com/ankara09/index.php

[maligned]

Howe and Oliver into the semifinals.  Howe has the Russian next!

Fortune lost in the quarters, but can still place as high as third if the guy who beat him advances.
The Indian kid that beat Kuhn is in the semifinals also.  Kuhn advances to the repechage round if the Indian wins one more.

[Y2CJ41]

Howe lost to the Russian, but will come back and wrestle for the bronze.

[regionrat1]

Y2 you area a true grapplin fan stayin up all night !!!

[Y2CJ41]

I got a little sleep last night.  I couldn't sleep muc as the fiance and I are moving today.

[regionrat1]

Da CedarTuckey Mauler comes back in style and gets da bronze !! Drew you make da region proud !!!

[Drooke]

Oliver, Howe win freestyle bronze-medals at Junior World Championships in Turkey
 
Gary Abbott USA Wrestling

  ANKARA, Turkey – U.S. men’s freestyle wrestlers Jordan Oliver (Easton, Pa./Gator WC) at 60 kg/132 lbs. and Andrew Howe (Cedar Lake, Ind./New York AC) at 74 kg/163 lbs. captured bronze medals at the Junior World Championships on Saturday.

The Junior World Championships feature the world’s best wrestlers who are 17-20 years old.

“Both of these wrestlers decided not to walk away from this tournament without winning a medal,” said U.S. coach Eric Guerrero.

Oliver defeated Batchuluun Batmagnia of Mongolia in the bronze-medal match, 2-1, 5-0.

“It was get a medal or none at all. It was all or nothing. That was my gold-medal match,” said Oliver. “I went out and worked my stuff, what I do best, my motion and getting off my attacks. That is what I lacked in the semifinals.”

Oliver finished 4-1 in the tournament. His only loss was in the semifinals to Aghahuseyn Mustafayev of Azerbaijan, 0-1, 0-1. Mustafayev was second in the 2009 European Junior Championships.

“Jordan wrestled well. He had a tough draw and tough opponents. The only match he lost was in the semifinals, where he left a few things to chance. He came back strong. In the bronze-medal match, he shut out a strong opponent. He didn’t get what he came here for, but coming up with a bronze medal is something to be proud of,” said Guerrero.

He opened by beating Dauren Zhumagazyyev of Kazakhstan, 2-1, 1-0 and Cody Airdrie of Canada, 4-0, 7-0. In the quarterfinals, he beat Garnik Mnatsakanyan of Armenia, 3-0, 8-0.

“Everybody you wrestle here is tough. You have to be prepared to wrestle tough matches, no matter what country they are from and what their style is,” said Oliver. “Going to train at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, and training under Coach Smith at Oklahoma State, I felt prepared. I had to go out and show I was prepared. It didn’t work out how I wanted, but I had to keep coming back and wrestle for the bronze.”

Oliver took a redshirt year as a freshman last season for Oklahoma State.

Howe defeated Igor Jakypbekov of Krygyzstan in the bronze-medal bout, 3-0, 2-0.

Howe also finished 4-1 in the tournament on Saturday, dropping a semifinal match to 2008 Junior World champion Magomed Zubairov of Russia, 0-2, 0-1.

“Andrew is a tough competitor; we all know that,” said Guerrero. “He was extremely aggressive, very smart in his offense. In the match he lost in the semifinals, the opponent got three pushouts. He came back strong and absolutely dismantled the wrestler from Kyrgysztan. He won the first period from the clinch, then scored takedowns in the second period.”

Howe started with a shutout of Romain Jollien of Switzerland, 2-0, 7-0, then stopped Hayk Karapetyan of Armenia, 3-1, 5-0. His quarterfinal victory was over Zhambolat Magzumov of Kazakhstan, 4-0, 4-1.

Howe was a NCAA runner-up as a freshman at the Univ. of Wisconsin.

Tyrell Fortune (Portland, Ore./Peninsula WC) finished seventh at 96 kg/211.5 lbs. with a 2-1 record. Fortune opened with two wins, then fell in his third bout to Fatih Yasarli of Turkey, 0-3, 0-6. When Yasarli was defeated in the semifinals, Fortune was not eligible for the repechage rounds.

Fortune also competed in the Junior World Greco-Roman Championships earlier in the week. He was a Junior College national champion last year for Clackamas JC.

Losing in his first match was Carson Kuhn (Sandy, Utah/Vandit) at 50 kg/ 110 lbs. He fell to Surender Surender of India, and when Surender was beaten in the semifinals, Kuhn was not eligible for the repechage rounds and did not place in the top 10 in his weight.

The U.S. has now won four medals at the Junior World Championships after five days. In the women’s freestyle competition, Victoria Anthony (Huntington Beach, Calif./New York AC) won a gold medal at 44 kg/97 lbs. and Veronica Carlson (Addison, Ill./New York AC) won a silver medal at 63 kg/138.75 lbs.

Four U.S. freestyle wrestlers weigh in on Saturday, and will compete on the final day of the Junior World Championships on Sunday. The group includes college wrestlers Jason Chamberlain of Boise State at 66 kg/145.5 lbs. and Dom Bradley of the Univ. of Missouri at 120 kg/264.5 lbs., as well as recent high school grads Tony Ramos of Illinois at 55 kg/121 lbs. and Chris Perry of Oklahoma at 84 kg/185 lbs. Ramos will attend Iowa and Perry is going to Oklahoma State.

After their weigh-ins and meal, these four wrestlers came to the medal rounds and witnessed Oliver and Howe capture their bronze medals.

“They watched their teammates win medals. It is good for them to go to sleep seeing their teammates compete with pride for their country. We hope it pays off with a strong performance tomorrow,” said Guerrero.

JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
At Ankara, Turkey, August 8

50 kg/110 lbs.
Gold - Ahmet Peker (Turkey)
Silver - Rustam Ampar (Russia)
Bronze - Nodirjon Safarov (Uzbekistan)
Bronze - Anatolii Buruian (Moldova)
5th - Emanuel Krause (Germany)
5th - Surender Surender (India)
7th - Nursultan Naizabekov (Kazakhstan)
8th - Mustafa Fekry Moursy (Egypt)
9th - Matevos Saroyan (Armenia)
10th - Lomtadze Lasha (Georgia)

60 kg/132 lbs.
Gold - Timur Tsabolov (Russia)
Silver - Aghahuseyn Mustafayev (Azerbaijan)
Bronze - Jordan Oliver (USA)
Bronze - Jalil Lashani (Iran)
5th - Batchuluun Batmagnai (Mongolia)
5th - Arsen Yediharov (Ukraine)
7th - Yashar Jamali Esmaeili (Germany)
8th - Garnik Mnatsakanyan (Armenia)
9th - Kotaro Tanaka (Japan)
10th - Dong Shan (China)

74 kg/163 lbs.
Gold - Saeid Tavakol (Iran)
Silver - Magomed Zubairov (Russia)
Bronze - Andrew Howe (USA)
Bronze - Andriy Nagornyy (Ukraine)
5th - Ilgiz Jakypbekov (Kyrgyzstan)
5th - Yoon-Seok Lee (Korea)
7th - Batuhan Demircin (Turkey)
8th - Zhambolat Magzumov (Kazakhstan)
9th - Sohsuke Takatani (Japan)
10th - Carmelo Lumia (Italy)

96 kg/211.5 lbs.
Gold - Erfan Amiri (Iran)
Silver - Jamaladdin Magomedov (Azerbaijan)
Bronze - Vladislav Baitshev (Russia)
Bronze - Fatih Yaslarli (Turkey)
5th - Alexandr Romanov (Moldova)
5th - Dániel Ligeti (Hungary)
7th - Tyrell Fortune (USA)
8th - Pavlo Oliinyk (Ukraine)
9th - Eduardo Mesa Rabi (Cuba)
10th - Jozef Jaloviar (Slovaki)

U.S. men’s freestyle results on Saturday

50 kg/ 110 lbs. - Carson Kuhn, Sandy, Utah (Vandit), dnp/20th
LOSS Surender Surender (India), pin 1st period

60 kg/132 lbs. - Jordan Oliver, Easton, Pa. (Gator WC), 3rd
WIN Dauren Zhumagazyyev (Kazakhstan), 2-1, 1-0
WIN Cody Airdrie (Canada), 4-0, 7-0
WIN Garnik Mnatsakanyan (Armenia), 3-0, 8-0
LOSS Aghahuseyn Mustafayev (Azerbaijan), 0-1, 0-1
WIN Batchuluun Batmagnai (Mongolia), 2-1, 5-0

74 kg/163 lbs. - Andrew Howe, Cedar Lake, Ind. (New York AC), 3rd
WIN Romain Jollien (Switzerland), 2-0, 7-0
WIN Hayk Karapetyan (Armenia), 3-1, 5-0
WIN Zhambolat Magzumov (Kazakhstan), 4-0, 4-1
LOSS Magomed Zubairov (Russia), 0-2, 0-1
WIN Igor Jakypbekov (Krygyzstan), 3-0, 2-0

96 kg/211.5 lbs. - Tyrell Fortune, Portland, Ore. (Peninsula WC), 7th
WIN Gurjot Kooner (Canada), 8-0, 6-0
WIN Pavlo Olinyk (Ukraine), 1-3, 6-0, 4-2
LOSS Fatih Yasarli (Turkey), 0-3, 0-6

U.S. men’s freestyle first-round draws for Sunday

55 kg/121 lbs. - Tony Ramos, Carol Stream, Ill. (Izzy style)
vs. Ohan Gikinyan (Armenia)

66 kg/145.5 lbs. - Jason Chamberlain, Springville, Utah (Bronco WC)
vs. Tomotugu Ishida (Japan)

84 kg/185 lbs. - Chris Perry, Stillwater, Okla. (Gator WC)
vs. Koloy Kortoev (Russia)

120 kg/264.5 lbs. - Dom Bradley, Blue Springs, Mo. (Sunkist Kids)
vs. Bazarboy Utambetov (Uzbekistan)
 

[Drooke]

Andrew's Bronze Medal Match

74 kg Freestyle bronze match Andrew Howe (USA) dec. Igor Jakypbekov (Krygyzstan)

[fearless fly]

Thanx Drooke.


ff

[MattM]

Video Clips from Junior Worlds

Howe vs. Armenian
74 kg freestyle Andrew Howe (USA) dec. Hayk Karapetyan (Armenia)

Howe vs. Swiss
74 kg freestyle Andrew Howe (USA) dec. Romain Jollien (Switzerland)

[MattM]

Howe vs. Kazakh
74 kg freestyle Andrew Howe (USA) dec. Zhambolat Magzumov (Kazakhstan)

Howe vs. Russian
74 kg freestyle Magomed Zubairov (Russia) dec. Andrew Howe (USA)