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Purdue Announces 2014-15 Schedule
Sept. 10, 2014
2014-15 SCHEDULE
 
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Eight home duals highlight an 18-dual slate for Purdue wrestling in 2014-15. In addition to duals against familiar foes from the Big Ten Conference, the nation's toughest wrestling conference, the Boilermakers' non-conference schedule features valuable competition from across the country for first-year head coach Tony Ersland's squad.
 
"I think overall the schedule does set up nicely for us," Ersland said. "It's always nice to see people from other areas of the country because the wrestling varies, so I think it's good to get out of the Midwest and go see some different people. I think we'll see a lot of good individuals to help us see where we are at early on.
 
"The amount of home duals is huge for us," Ersland continued. "We have a couple early so we can get people in the doors to see what the team is going to look like, what they are going to be, and hopefully that will capture their interest and they'll come back in February, when we have some really great competition. That's when they'll have an extended period of time to watch their team, which is what you want to build your home fan base."
 
Purdue opens its season Nov. 14 at Cal Poly. The trip to San Luis Obispo, Calif., will be the first for the Boilermakers since 2006 and a return for assistant coach Tyrel Todd, who served as an assistant coach for the Mustangs during the 2010-11 season. Purdue will make the most of its time in California by competing in Cal State Bakersfield's Road Runner Open two days later in Fresno.
Ersland's squad will make its home debut with a pair of duals against Northern Iowa and Indiana Tech on Nov. 23. After a one-year hiatus, Purdue returns to the Journeymen/ASICS Northeast Duals Nov. 29 in Troy, N.Y. The 16-team event features three duals, with the Old Gold and Black set to square off against Missouri, Binghamton and Old Dominion.
 
"It does look like, from a training stand point, we get tested a little bit at the [Journeymen/ASICS] Northeast Duals," Ersland said. "Obviously Missouri is pretty tough and Old Dominion has some good individuals as well. Our early schedule gives sets us up to be able to have a really good evaluation of where we are at heading into Midlands, where we are really going to be tested and then heading into the Big Ten schedule."
 
Three duals and a classic winter tournament are on the docket in December. Purdue hosts SIU-Edwardsville Dec. 6 before traveling to Chattanooga, Tenn., for duals against North Carolina and the Mocs on Dec. 12. Although it's the sixth meeting all-time between Chattanooga and the Boilermakers, it will be the first time they've traveled to the Mocs home mat. The 52nd Annual Ken Craft Midlands Championships in Evanston, Ill., close out the first half of the season Dec. 29-30.
 
The nation's premier wrestling conference will be on full display as the focus shifts to the rigorous Big Ten schedule. Five of Purdue's six duals in January will be on the road, with Ersland and assistant coach Zach Tanelli making their return to Nebraska (Jan. 9) and Wisconsin (Jan. 11), respectively. The Boilermakers follow with a battle against Northwestern in Holloway Gymnasium on Jan. 16 and two days later they'll be in University Park, Pa., to dual four-time NCAA team champ Penn State Jan. 18. The final two-dual weekend has Purdue making its first of two trips to Columbus, Ohio, to take on the Buckeyes on Jan. 30 and return home for a Feb. 1 clash against Illinois.
 
"We're hit heavy in January, so we really need to have a really good training cycle coming off of Midlands; we'll have to have a good couple of weeks of training there because we won't train as much in January, but I do like where that leads us in February," Ersland said. "There we are down to one dual meet a week and we are at home the entire month. That gives us a good opportunity to train and peak as we get ready to go into Big Tens."
 
The three remaining duals will all be at home as the Boilermakers host Michigan (Feb. 8), Michigan State (Feb. 15) and close out the dual season against in-state rival Indiana in a Friday night showdown on Feb. 20.
 
A 15-day break awaits Purdue's grapplers before embarking upon what could be considered the toughest tournament in the nation, the Big Ten Championships.
 
"That stretch is huge because that's where you're looking to make another jump as a team, that's where you're peaking," Ersland explained. "You're really looking hard at your training cycles there and what you need to do because it might be that you need rest and recovery with the guys, let them get fresh and then come back and train hard. I think it's very important that you get out of February with your guys still hungry to compete, still hungry to train, because everyone knows that you make your living in March at Big Tens and NCAAs. This allows us to do that."
Familiarity will be a key factor as the postseason gets underway March 7-8. Just one month after traveling to Columbus for the Ohio State dual, Ersland's Boilermakers will return for the Big Ten Championships.
 
"Big Tens in Columbus will be nice because it's a close trip for us," Ersland said. "The guys should be comfortable since we have a dual there earlier in the season. They will know what to expand and how to handle things."
 
Success at Big Tens punches a ticket to the NCAA Championships in a location all-too familiar and welcoming for wrestling, the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Mo. The three-day tournament, held March 19-21, returns to St. Louis for the seventh time since 2000. It's a place where Ersland, Tanelli and Todd have found success on the biggest stage.
 
"NCAAs in St. Louis is always attractive," Ersland said. "We've been there a number of times so I think everyone is familiar with the layout, the setup and what it's going to be. From a familiarity standpoint, it should be good for us, there should be no confusion where you're going to cut weight or where the hotels are, things like that that you want your athletes to know and feel good about."

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IHPO 2014 Recap
Wrestling is a sport that can easily humble someone. This weekend I was quite humbled by what this little tournament has become. Four years ago we started this tournament with 171 wrestlers. In all honesty, I was very close to cancelling the event due to low entries. We started with four mats and some awesome matches….I was in awe of the talent there at the time. Of course that was four years ago and if you would have told me we would have 120+ state placers and qualifiers battling it out on 12 mats I would have laughed.
 
This event has grown into more than a Super 32 qualifier. It is an annual pilgrimage to the Fort Wayne area for some great wrestling action in September. Think about that, 586 wrestlers coming to Fort Wayne to wrestle…IN SEPTEMBER!
 
Obviously there are many, many, many people to thank for help in what this event has become.
 
The referees: We had an awesome group yet again and they did a great job making all the right calls…well from my point of view.
College coaches: Thanks to all those that came this way to see the great wrestling going on. It is a privilege to be able to host this event and hope to see many of the IHPO wrestlers on college rosters soon.
 
Paul Tincher and Steve Asa: They were there for a big portion of the day taking photos. Look for them to be posted soon on Facebook.
 
Mark Durham, Pat Culp, and Kyle Keith: The Trackwrestling gurus made my life a lot easier this year. Even when we had our unscheduled intermission they had us back up extremely quickly. They have ran more tournaments that I can even dream of and deserve a ton of credit for how smoothly it ran.
 
Steve Saxlund and Todd Fuller of 3x Gear: These guys are first class all the way and came all the way from Fargo to set up shop. Their gear was sick to say the least. They will definitely be a permanent fixture at the IHPO.
 
Scott Raypole: Another person who does a ton of work for this event. He does a ton of behind the scenes and organizational things that no one notices. As with the others, without him it would be extremely difficult to pull this off without him.
 
Carroll parents and wrestlers: To say this is an awesome group of people is an understatement. They come in droves asking how they can help. The wrestlers and parents had 12 mats laid down in 2.5 hours on Saturday…even when a few of the kids were a tad hungry. As on the wrestling mat these people always rise to the occasion.
 
Dan Ginder: The Carroll Athletic Director is absolutely awesome. He lets us use these first class facilities for this great event. He even came in this morning to help get the bouts on the TVs working better. As with everything at Carroll he is first class all the way.
 
Trine wrestlers: The thankless job of being a tableworker with two restroom breaks and given a couple waters and small sandwich during the 10 hours. They did a great job even with some hiccups during the day. I can say there were no complaints from the kids or any coaches/wrestlers.
 
Mark Snyder: He is one that has been there since the beginning and is an awesome concession manager. It is great when I have absolutely no worries when it comes to that area.
 
Lastly, but definitely not least my wrestling tournament assistant director Alexis. Six years ago she had never even been to a wrestling match and now she is a tournament queen. As with other areas in life she keeps me in line and keeps me organized. Much of the smoothness of the weigh-ins can be attributed to her.
 
Well…one last thanks, that is to all the coaches, wrestlers and fans who came to the event. Without you guys it wouldn’t be what it is today. If you have any suggestions please don’t hesitate to send them my way. We always take them into consideration when planning for next year.

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Zach Tanelli Added to Purdue Staff
Aug. 13, 2014
 
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue head wrestling coach Tony Ersland has assembled another piece of his staff with the hiring of Zach Tanelli as an assistant coach. Tanelli, who is no stranger to the Big Ten Conference as a 2009 All-American at Wisconsin, joins the Boilermaker wrestling program after a five-year coaching stint at Hofstra.
 
"I was really impressed with Zach when he talked about the importance of being in a role of mentoring and guiding young men," Ersland said. "He's got the right mindset as a coach and we're very much in line with the school of thought in mentoring. A coaches' role goes beyond wrestling. With him, it's always about the student-athletes first. It's about serving them and I have a sense that is very important to him.
 
"Zach has had to wear a lot of different hats at Hofstra and has done a lot of different things. He's been put in a lot of different situations and scenarios during his coaching career. That's what I also like about him. His experience is going to be invaluable to us moving forward.
 
"We now have a staff with goals and expectations for this program to take it to the next level," Ersland said. "There's no doubt that Tyrel [Todd], Zach and I are all on the same page and are going to put in the work necessary to get there. I'm excited to get to work with these guys."
 
 
During his tenure at Hofstra, Tanelli worked his way up the coaching ranks and most recently served as interim head coach. He was the head assistant coach for the two previous seasons after spending his first three years as an assistant coach with the Pride.
 
The former Badger made an impact throughout Hofstra's lineup, particularly in the lower weights. Tanelli coached four All-Americans in Steve Bonanno (125), Lou Ruggirello (133), Justin Accordino (149) and P.J. Gillespie (165). The Pride won three-straight Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) team titles (2011-13) before moving to the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) in 2013-14, where they placed fourth with two finalists, including the 165-pound champion, Joseph Booth.
 
While in the CAA, seven Hofstra grapplers claimed tournament crowns under the guidance of Tanelli, including a pair of two-time champs in Bonanno and 184-pounder Ben Clymer. Jamie Franco (133), Luke Vaith (141), Gillespie (149), Ryan Patrovich (174) and Paul Snyder (HWT) were also titlists for Tanelli.
 
Tanelli wrestled the first three years of his Badger career at 133 pounds and bumped up to 141 for his senior campaign in 2009. He was a two-time NCAA qualifier at 133 and earned a spot on the 141 podium with a fourth-place finish for All-America accolades. During his senior season, Tanelli went on a blaze, owning a 31-6 record, including a spotless 7-0 mark against Big Ten foes. He was ranked No. 1 at his weight for the second half of the 2008-09 season after winning the 141-pound Midlands Championships title and was bestowed with the Champion of Champions Award.
 
Tanelli was a three-time Big Ten Championships placewinner and improved upon his finish each year. As a sophomore, he placed eighth at 133, followed by a fifth-place finish as a junior. Tanelli then took second at 141 as a senior.
 
During his career at Wisconsin, Tanelli compiled an 88-31 record with a blistering .967 winning percentage. He won 44 percent of his matches with bonus points, registering 15 major decisions, 13 falls and 11 technical falls.
 
A native of Milburn, N.J., Tanelli earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from Wisconsin in 2009 and his master's degree in higher educational leadership and policy studies from Hofstra in 2012.

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Three All-Americans Lead Junior Freestyle
The last day of Fargo brought home three All-Americans in the Junior Freestyle event. Kingsman Drew Hildebrandt led the team with a runner-up performance at 106lbs. Two Fort Wayne Semi-State wrestlers, Garrett Pepple and Fletcher Miller were the other All-Americans.
Hildebrandt started out the morning wrestling in the finals against Arizona’s Daniel Vega. Vega was seeking an elusive Junior Triple Crown. Hildebrandt was close to scoring multiple times on a knee pull single, but was stymied by Vega’s defense. Hildebrandt dropped the match 12-1 to bring home the silver medal.
 
Kendallville’s finest, Garrett Pepple was on the mat for 7th place at 113lbs. The two-time state runner-up had a very good tournament when you consider his lack of international style experience. He dropped his 7th place match to Dorian Sapien of Idaho 11-1. Pepple’s losses were to the 1st, 5th, and 7th place finishers.
 
Fletcher Miller was the only returning Junior All-American to make his way back to Fargo this year. He also had an impressive tournament only losing to the champion, 3rd place finisher, and 5th place finisher. As a testament to how tough the tournament is, the defending champion at 220lbs did not even place this year.
 
Junior 106 - Drew Hildebrandt's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
1st Place Match - Danny Vega (Arizona) won by tech fall over Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) (TF 12-1)
 
Junior 113 - Garrett Pepple's place is 8th and has scored 1.00 team points.
7th Place Match - Dorian Sapien (Idaho) won by tech fall over Garrett Pepple (Indiana) (TF 11-1)
 
Junior 220 - Fletcher Miller's place is 6th and has scored 3.00 team points.
5th Place Match - Youssif Hemida (New York) won by tech fall over Fletcher Miller (Indiana) (TF 22-12)

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Paul Konrath, Chad Red, and Nick Lee Finish on Top
Konrath, Red, and Lee Finish on Top
 
Friday was a phenomenal day for Indiana wrestling when three champions were crowned in the Cadet Freestyle National Championships. This is only the second time Indiana has had three champions in any age group and style. Back in 1993, Tim Myers, James Leavell, and Chris Snyder captured titles for Indiana. This year’s terrific trio looked solid all tournament long and wrestled amazing throughout the tougher rounds. Along with the champions, Kobe Woods finished as runner-up and Evan Eldred was 7th at 132lbs. With those performances the team placed 5th in the standings.
 
The afternoon started off with Paul Konrath at 106lbs for Indiana. Konrath had takedowns early and late in the first period to have a 4-0 lead at halftime. With about 30 seconds left Konrath and his opponent, Ian Timmins, traded a 2 and 2 for a 6-2 lead in favor of Konrath. Another late takedown sealed the championship for Konrath and the final score of 8-2. This is his second championship as he won the USAW Folkstyle title in April.
 
Next up was the always exciting Chad Red. Many had to wonder if there would be a letdown after beating highly touted Taylor Lamont last night. Red had a formidable opponent in Jaden Enriquez of California who was seeking the Triple Crown. Red was warned early for passivity and gave up a point for not scoring during the shot clock in the first period. With neither wrestler really threatening to score, Enriquez was up 1-0 after the first stanza. With just over a minute left Red finally finished a takedown to take a 2-1 lead. Red was immediately back in on the legs and got his second takedown with 35 seconds left in the match. He surrendered a late takedown to make the final score 4-3. Red had a super impressive tournament in one of the highlight weight classes of the event.
 
It will probably take longer to read the recap of Nick Lee’s finals match than the actual match took. Lee was on fire all tournament long and he didn’t let up in the finals. His opponent was Jamie Hernandez of Illinois who was a surprise finalist. Lee racked up a quick takedown and three turns to make it 7-0 after about 20 seconds of action. Lee then got two more takedowns to secure the tech fall at the 1:16 mark of the first period. Lee had seven tech falls during the tournament in his seven matches. He was also named Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament with his performance.
 
Evan Eldred of Westfield made quick work of Ryan Epps of Minnesota in getting the 11-0 tech fall in the first period. Eldred had an impressive tournament and will be one to watch this winter.
 
Kobe Woods was the last wrestler for the Cadets to take the mat. He had his summer nemesis Matt Stencel of Ohio to battle in the finals. Woods was down 4-0 in the first period before he tied the match just before halftime. In the second period Stencel ran off 9 straight points to clinch the win. Woods had an impressive run winning USAW Folkstyle Nationals this past April, placing 7th in Greco-Roman, and runner-up in Freestyle.
 
Cadet 106 - Paul Konrath's place is 1st and has scored 8.00 team points.
1st Place Match - Paul Konrath (Indiana) won by decision over Ian Timmins (Nevada) (Dec 8-2)
 
Cadet 126 - Chad Red's place is 1st and has scored 8.00 team points.
1st Place Match - Chad Red (Indiana) won by decision over Jaden Enriquez (California) (Dec 4-3)
 
Cadet 132 - Nick Lee's place is 1st and has scored 8.00 team points.
1st Place Match - Nick Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jaime Hernandez (Illinois) (TF 11-0)
 
Cadet 132 - Evan Eldred's place is 7th and has scored 2.00 team points.
7th Place Match - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Ryan Epps (Minnesota) (TF 11-0)
 
Cadet 195 - Kobe Woods's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
1st Place Match - Matt Stencel (Ohio) won by decision over Kobe Woods (Indiana) (Dec 13-4) Junior Freestyle
 
The Juniors ran into the nitty gritty of wrestling this morning. Matches with podium spots at stake always bring out the best in everyone and the Indiana boys did not disappoint. After the dust had settled three Indiana wrestlers made it to the final morning of wrestling. Drew Hildebrandt will be wrestling for a national title, while Fletcher Miller will be wrestling for 5th, and Garrett Pepple wrestling for 7th.
 
Hildebrandt started the day off with a big win over Kirk Johansen of Illinois and kept rolling with two more solid wins. In the quarters he defeated Howard Smith of Texas 8-7 and in the semi-finals he took care of New York’s Kelan McKenna 6-3. He is the second Hildebrandt to make the finals this week as his sister Sarah made the World Team Trials final on Monday.
 
Garrett Pepple took the scenic route to placement after dropping his first match of the day to a tough Jack Mueller. He went on to tech Greco runner-up Corbin Nirschel of Kansas in the consolations to put him in position to place. His blood round match was not easy as he was down by six points in the first period, but came back to beat Tennessee’s Torbio Navarro. He lost his next match to rival Benny Gomez of Michigan and will be wrestling for 7th tomorrow morning.
 
Fletcher Miller ran into a beast in the quarter-finals in Iowa’s Marcus Harrington. Harrington was a two-time state champ and signed to wrestle for the Iowa State Cylones. Miller didn’t have much time to sulk in his loss as he was back on the mat 15 minutes later wrestling for a spot on the podium. He made quick work of John Jayne to earn his second Fargo placement. Miller went on to defeat Patrick Grayson, but lost to Kentucky stud Austin Meyers in his last match of the day. Miller will wrestle for 5th tomorrow.
 
Junior 106 - Drew Hildebrandt's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
Champ. Round 3 - Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) won by decision over Kirk Johansen (Illinois) (Dec 6-4)
Quarterfinal - Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) won by decision over Howard Smith (Texas) (Dec 8-7)
Semifinal - Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) won by decision over Kelan McKenna (New York) (Dec 6-3)
 
Junior 113 - Garrett Pepple's place is 8th and has scored 1.00 team points.
Champ. Round 3 - Jack Mueller (Texas) won by tech fall over Garrett Pepple (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Garrett Pepple (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jake Stogdill (Nebraska) (TF 12-2)
Cons. Round 5 - Garrett Pepple (Indiana) won by tech fall over Corbin Nirschl (Kansas) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 6 - Garrett Pepple (Indiana) won by decision over Torbio Navarro (Tennessee) (Dec 16-13)
Cons. Round 7 - Benny Gomez (Michigan) won by tech fall over Garrett Pepple (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Junior 138 - Anthony Williams's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 5 - Jake Lords (Idaho) won by decision over Anthony Williams (Indiana) (Dec 8-1)
 
Junior 138 - Brandon James's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 4 - Will Roark (Missouri) won by decision over Brandon James (Indiana) (Dec 10-9)
Cons. Round 6 - Brandon James (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jake Lords (Idaho) (TF 11-0)
Cons. Round 7 - Zehlin Storr (Michigan) won by decision over Brandon James (Indiana) (Dec 9-2)
 
Junior 160 - Ben Harvey's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 5 - Weston Dobler (North Dakota) won by decision over Ben Harvey (Indiana) (Dec 11-6)
 
Junior 170 - Dylan Lydy's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 5 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by tech fall over Kenneth Moore (California) (TF 12-0)
Cons. Round 6 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jacob Holschlag (Iowa) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 7 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by tech fall over Charley Popp (Illinois) (TF 14-3)
Cons. Round 8 - David-Brian Whisler (Ohio) won by tech fall over Dylan Lydy (Indiana) (TF 18-7)
 
Junior 170 - Scottie Sopko's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 5 - Aaron Wu (California) won by fall over Scottie Sopko (Indiana) (Fall 1:40)
 
Junior 195 - Jacob Aven's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 3 - Jacob Seely (Colorado) won by tech fall over Jacob Aven (Indiana) (TF 13-2)
Cons. Round 4 - Jacob Aven (Indiana) won by fall over Tyler Harrington (Illinois) (Fall 5:33)
Cons. Round 5 - Nathanael Rose (New York) won by decision over Jacob Aven (Indiana) (Dec 9-5)
 
Junior 195 - Randy Scott's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 3 - Lance Benick (Minnesota) won by tech fall over Randy Scott (Indiana) (TF 15-4)
Cons. Round 4 - Randy Scott (Indiana) won by tech fall over Logan Rill (Maryland) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 5 - Randy Scott (Indiana) won by fall over Cody Vigoren (Washington) (Fall 1:27)
Cons. Round 6 - Jacob Seely (Colorado) won by tech fall over Randy Scott (Indiana) (TF 11-1)
 
Junior 220 - Fletcher Miller's place is 6th and has scored 3.00 team points.
Champ. Round 4 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) won by tech fall over Clay Bispham (Oregon) (TF 11-0)
Quarterfinal - Marcus Harrington (Iowa) won by tech fall over Fletcher Miller (Indiana) (TF 11-1)
Cons. Round 8 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) won by tech fall over John Jayne (Americans In Europe) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 9 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) won by tech fall over Patrick Grayson (Virginia) (TF 14-4)
Cons. Round 10 - Austin Myers (Kentucky) won by decision over Fletcher Miller (Indiana) (Dec 9-4)
 
Junior 285 - Nick Joyner's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 3 - Mosese Fifita (Washington) won by tech fall over Nick Joyner (Indiana) (TF 10-0)

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Fantastic Four Lead the Cadets on Day Six
The last time Indiana had more three or more wrestlers in the finals of any event at Fargo most of the current wrestlers were entering kindergarten or in pre-school. Back in 2003 Indiana had a terrific trio of Matt Coughlin, Angel Escobedo and Alex Tsirtsis in the finals of Junior Freestyle event. This year Indiana has four in the finals of Cadet Freestyle in Paul Konrath, Chad Red, Nick Lee and Kobe Woods. Also making the podium is Evan Eldred who will wrestle for 7th tomorrow afternoon.
 
Konrath got the ball rolling with a 1-0 match in the semi-finals. His only point was due to a passivity on his opponent. Even with the lack of scoring the match had quite a few scrambles and each wrestler was in position to score numerous times.
 
Chad Red had lost to Taylor Lamont three times in the past year. Last year at Fargo Lamont pinned Red in freestyle and as recent as last month Lamont defeated him in both freestyle and Greco. However, today was Red’s day as he used two takedowns in the first period to garner enough to hold off the reigning freestyle national champion.
 
Nick Lee has been a machine all tournament long and in the semi-finals he rose to the occasion against Eric Hong of Pennsylvania. Hong is a prep national champion and was considered by some to be the favorite in this weight class. Lee’s relentless pressure broke Hong midway through the second period when he got the tech fall.
 
Kobe Woods isn’t afraid of seeking the best competition as he has had a rigorous schedule since February. It has paid off with his second trip to the national finals. He took care of Michigan’s Wyatt Harden by tech fall late in the match.
 
Evan Eldred has gone the scenic route to the podium after losing his third match he battled back to win three matches to secure placement. He will have Ryan Epps of Minnesota in his placement match.
 
The finals match-ups for the Indiana wrestlers will be tough as always. Konrath will have Ian Timmins of Nevada. Timmins is a Nevada state champion and won the Cadet Greco-Roman title just a couple days ago. Red will have Jaden Enriquez of California in the finals. Enriquez is looking for the Triple Crown and placed in both style last year at Fargo. He placed 4th at 132lbs in the California state tournament. Nick Lee will have Jamie Hernandez of Illinois in the finals. There is little info on Hernandez, he did not qualify for state in Illinois and was 2-2 in Greco at the Cadet Duals. Kobe Woods will have a familiar foe in the finals in Ohio’s Matt Stencil. At the Cadet Duals they traded wins with Woods winning in Greco and Stencil in Freestyle. Stencil however won the rubber match earlier this week in Greco.
 
Years with three or more finalists.
Junior Freestyle
2004
1st Matt Coughlin
2nd Angel Escobedo
2nd Alex Tsirtsis
Cadet Freestyle
1988
1st Jeff Pease
2nd Devon Nelson
2nd Tim Clark
1993
1st Tim Myers
1st James Leavell
1st Chris Snyder
2nd William Hill
Cadet Greco-Roman
1987
1st Rusty Castetter
1st Jeff Pease
2nd Dan Wickliffe
1988
1st Dan Wickliffe
1st Jeff Pease
2nd Tony Abbott
2002
2nd Angel Escobedo
2nd Shane Perkey
2nd Chris Kasten
 
2014 USAW Cadet Men`s FS Nationals Results for Indiana
Cadet 100 - Alec White's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 5 - Alec White (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jackson Kohlberg (Illinois) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 6 - Joseph Thomas (Maryland) won by decision over Alec White (Indiana) (Dec 4-0)
 
Cadet 106 - Paul Konrath's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Paul Konrath (Indiana) won by disqualification over Drew Mattin (Ohio) (DQ)
Semifinal - Paul Konrath (Indiana) won by decision over Zachary Sherman (New Jersey) (Dec 1-0)
 
Cadet 120 - Joe Lee's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Dylan Duncan (Illinois) won by decision over Joe Lee (Indiana) (Dec 15-10)
Cons. Round 8 - Kanen Storr (Michigan) won by tech fall over Joe Lee (Indiana) (TF 11-0)
 
Cadet 126 - Chad Red's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Chad Red (Indiana) won by tech fall over Morgan Fuenffinger (Minnesota) (TF 11-0)
Semifinal - Chad Red (Indiana) won by decision over Taylor Lamont (Utah) (Dec 4-3)
 
Cadet 132 - Noah Warren's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 6 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Noah Warren (Indiana) (TF 13-2)
 
Cadet 132 - Nick Lee's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Nick Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Parker Filius (Montana) (TF 15-5)
Semifinal - Nick Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Eric Hong (Pennsylvania) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 132 - Evan Eldred's place is 8th and has scored 1.00 team points.
Cons. Round 6 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Noah Warren (Indiana) (TF 13-2)
Cons. Round 7 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Kristofer Lindemann (New Jersey) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 8 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Trysten Perales (Washington) (TF 12-1)
Cons. Round 9 - Hunter Shelton (Missouri) won by decision over Evan Eldred (Indiana) (Dec 21-15)
 
Cadet 138 - Brett Johnson's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 6 - Brett Johnson (Indiana) won by fall over Brock Jennings (Iowa) (Fall 1:20)
Cons. Round 7 - Demarius Smith-Terhune (Illinois) won by tech fall over Brett Johnson (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 145 - Jacob Covaciu's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Anthony Mantanona (California) won by decision over Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) (Dec 14-14)
Cons. Round 8 - Brandon Kui (New Jersey) won by fall over Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) (Fall 1:00)
 
Cadet 160 - Jacob Gray's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Jacob Warner (Illinois) won by tech fall over Jacob Gray (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 6 - Jacob Raschka (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over Jacob Gray (Indiana) (TF 16-6)
 
Cadet 195 - Kobe Woods's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Kobe Woods (Indiana) won by decision over Zane Black (Pennsylvania) (Dec 7-6)
Semifinal - Kobe Woods (Indiana) won by tech fall over Wyatt Harden (Michigan) (TF 12-2)
 
Cadet 220 - Cameron Wetli's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 5 - Dustin Dukleth (California) won by tech fall over Cameron Wetli (Indiana) (TF 14-2) Junior Freestyle
 
The Junior Freestyle team got off to a great start on the first day. Six wrestlers are still in the championship bracket. They are currently in the round of 16 and will have to win two more on the championship side to secure placement. Indiana has five still alive in the consolations and they are four matches from placement.
Leading the way are the mighty mites Drew Hildebrandt and Garrett Pepple. Fargo veterans Brandon James, Randy Scott, Fletcher Miller are also in the championship along with Jacob Aven. In the consolations are Anthony Williams, Ben Harvey, Scottie Sopko, Dylan Lydy, and Nick Joyner. Both Harvey and Lydy had tough first round matches and are battling back through the consolations.
 
2014 USAW Junior Men`s FS Nationals Results for Indiana
Junior 106 - Drew Hildebrandt's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) won by tech fall over Noah Mirabal (New Mexico) (TF 14-3)
 
Junior 113 - Garrett Pepple's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Garrett Pepple (Indiana) won by tech fall over Kevin Mejia (California) (TF 13-2)
Champ. Round 2 - Garrett Pepple (Indiana) won by fall over Adam Brown (Iowa) (Fall 2:21)
 
Junior 132 - William Bernard's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Tyler Tepe (New Jersey) won by tech fall over William Bernard (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 1 - William Bernard (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - William Bernard (Indiana) won by fall over Kyle Lee (Tennessee) (Fall 3:39)
Cons. Round 3 - Mike Hayes (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over William Bernard (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Junior 132 - Clarence Johnson's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Clarence Johnson (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Greg Hilliard (Georgia) won by tech fall over Clarence Johnson (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Clarence Johnson (Indiana) won by tech fall over Garrett Clifford (Texas) (TF 12-2)
Cons. Round 3 - Clarence Johnson (Indiana) won by tech fall over Alejandro Rivera (Arizona) (TF 12-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Sam Kirvis (Pennsylvania) won by tech fall over Clarence Johnson (Indiana) (TF 18-7)
 
Junior 138 - Anthony Williams's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Anthony Williams (Indiana) won by tech fall over Austin Rasmussen (Florida) (TF 13-2)
Champ. Round 2 - Anthony Williams (Indiana) won by decision over Nate Cromyak (Pennsylvania) (Dec 20-17)
Champ. Round 3 - Wyatt Sheets (Oklahoma) won by tech fall over Anthony Williams (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Anthony Williams (Indiana) won by tech fall over Dylan LaFountain (Massachusetts) (TF 11-1)
 
Junior 138 - Brandon James's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Brandon James (Indiana) won by decision over Jacoby Ward (Ohio) (Dec 8-4)
Champ. Round 2 - Brandon James (Indiana) won by tech fall over Reid Johnson (Minnesota) (TF 13-3)
Champ. Round 3 - Brandon James (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jeren Glosser (Iowa) (TF 11-0)
 
Junior 145 - Kyle Todrank's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Vincenzo Joseph (Pennsylvania) won by tech fall over Kyle Todrank (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 1 - Kyle Todrank (Indiana) won by decision over Austin Waters (Wyoming) (Dec 11-7)
Cons. Round 2 - Ronaldo Rodriguez (New York) won by decision over Kyle Todrank (Indiana) (Dec 14-11)
 
Junior 145 - Andrew Herrin's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Caleb Crabtree (Missouri) won by tech fall over Andrew Herrin (Indiana) (TF 11-1)
Cons. Round 1 - Andrew Herrin (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Erik Loepp (North Dakota) won by tech fall over Andrew Herrin (Indiana) (TF 12-1)
 
Junior 145 - Dan Reed's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Dan Reed (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Grant Leeth (Missouri) won by fall over Dan Reed (Indiana) (Fall 2:02)
Cons. Round 2 - Steven Midkiff (Virginia) won by tech fall over Dan Reed (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Junior 152 - Christian Warren's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Logan Foster (Washington) won by fall over Christian Warren (Indiana) (Fall 0:48)
Cons. Round 1 - Christian Warren (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Jaxson Nolan (Arkansas) won by tech fall over Christian Warren (Indiana) (TF 17-6)
 
Junior 152 - Kellen Van Camp's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Luke Fortuna (Illinois) won by tech fall over Kellen Van Camp (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 1 - Kellen Van Camp (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Kellen Van Camp (Indiana) won by fall over Adam Blees (North Dakota) (Fall 3:48)
Cons. Round 3 - Joe Crook (Wisconsin) won by decision over Kellen Van Camp (Indiana) (Dec 8-6)
 
Junior 152 - Bryant Haynes's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Bryant Haynes (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Bryant Haynes (Indiana) won by tech fall over Will Griffin (Arkansas) (TF 10-0)
Champ. Round 3 - Colston DiBlasi (Missouri) won by tech fall over Bryant Haynes (Indiana) (TF 13-2)
Cons. Round 4 - Dalton Clark (North Carolina) won by fall over Bryant Haynes (Indiana) (Fall 1:15)
 
Junior 160 - Ben Harvey's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Bryce Steiert (Iowa) won by tech fall over Ben Harvey (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 1 - Ben Harvey (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Ben Harvey (Indiana) won by tech fall over Danny Green (Utah) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 3 - Ben Harvey (Indiana) won by tech fall over Chandler Michael (Oregon) (TF 13-3)
Cons. Round 4 - Ben Harvey (Indiana) won by decision over Canten Marriott (Missouri) (Dec 12-3)
 
Junior 170 - Dylan Lydy's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Spencer Derifield (Iowa) won by fall over Dylan Lydy (Indiana) (Fall 4:16)
Cons. Round 1 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by tech fall over Mason Mounce (Missouri) (TF 14-4)
Cons. Round 3 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by tech fall over Casey Brown (Wyoming) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by fall over Kenneth Long (New Jersey) (Fall 3:35)
 
Junior 170 - Scottie Sopko's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Scottie Sopko (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Tristen Zienkiewicz (Michigan) won by decision over Scottie Sopko (Indiana) (Dec 7-4)
Cons. Round 2 - Scottie Sopko (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Scottie Sopko (Indiana) won by tech fall over Noah Kankoski (Pennsylvania) (TF 11-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Scottie Sopko (Indiana) won by decision over Andrew Price (Michigan) (Dec 7-1)
 
Junior 195 - Jacob Aven's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Jacob Aven (Indiana) won by decision over Christopher Carter (Virginia) (Dec 9-7)
Champ. Round 2 - Jacob Aven (Indiana) won by decision over Brian Capps (North Carolina) (Dec 9-3)
 
Junior 195 - Randy Scott's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Randy Scott (Indiana) won by tech fall over Andres Rodriguez (Idaho) (TF 12-1)
Champ. Round 2 - Randy Scott (Indiana) won by tech fall over Donovan Doyle (Iowa) (TF 14-4)
 
Junior 220 - Christian Redmond's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Christian Redmond (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Christian Redmond (Indiana) won by decision over Ryan Ashley (North Carolina) (Dec 13-12)
Champ. Round 3 - Austin Myers (Kentucky) won by tech fall over Christian Redmond (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Steve Allen (Oklahoma) won by tech fall over Christian Redmond (Indiana) (TF 12-1)
 
Junior 220 - Fletcher Miller's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) won by tech fall over Mark Hussey (New Mexico) (TF 11-0)
Champ. Round 3 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) won by tech fall over Ben Button (Alaska) (TF 10-0)
 
Junior 285 - Nick Joyner's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Nick Joyner (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Conan Jennings (Ohio) won by tech fall over Nick Joyner (Indiana) (TF 11-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Nick Joyner (Indiana) won by fall over Jason Kidder (Arkansas) (Fall 1:11)

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13 Cadets Alive After One Day of Freestyle
Indiana had 13 Cadet Freestyle wrestlers alive after the first day of action at Fargo. Leading the way are an impressive seven quarter-finalists. Those wrestlers will have to only win one of their next to matches to secure a spot on the podium. The six wrestlers in the consolations will need to win two or three matches to earn a podium spot. The Mount Vernon Mighty Mouse Paul Konrath has been impressive with two tech falls and a decision at 106lbs. Incoming Mater Dei stud, Joe Lee has three tech falls on the day as does older brother Nick at 120lbs and 132lbs respectively. Sandwiched between the Lee's is Chad Red, who also has spent minimal time on the match with two tech falls and two pins. State runner-up Jacob Covaciu has three tech falls of his own. The Flying Eagle Jacob Gray has had a couple wild matches including a 22-20 win in the round of 16. Lastly, Kobe Woods has won both his matches handily while looking for the double this week.
 
Others alive in the consolation include: Alec White at 100lbs, Noah Warren and Evan Eldred at 132lbs, Brett Johnson at 138lbs, Brendan Sutton at 285lbs, and Cameron Wetli at 220lbs. Unfortunately both Warren and Eldred will wrestle first thing tomorrow and one of them will be eliminated.
 
 
 
2014 USAW Cadet Men`s FS Nationals Results for Indiana
Cadet 100 - Alec White's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Alec White (Indiana) won by decision over Sam Webster (Minnesota) (Dec 9-6)
Champ. Round 2 - Boo Dryden (Kansas) won by decision over Alec White (Indiana) (Dec 6-2)
Cons. Round 2 - Alec White (Indiana) won by tech fall over Trevor Fauver (Nebraska) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 3 - Alec White (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jonathan McMillan (Washington) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Alec White (Indiana) won by fall over Javier Ortiz (Arizona) (Fall 1:36)
 
Cadet 106 - Paul Konrath's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Paul Konrath (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jeremy Schoenherr (Wisconsin) (TF 11-0)
Champ. Round 2 - Paul Konrath (Indiana) won by tech fall over Braxton Balmforth (Idaho) (TF 10-0)
Champ. Round 3 - Paul Konrath (Indiana) won by decision over Jake Gliva (Minnesota) (Dec 5-2)
 
Cadet 106 - Trevor Lindsey's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Zach Reece (Colorado) won by decision over Trevor Lindsey (Indiana) (Dec 7-2)
Cons. Round 1 - Wes Arhberg (Oklahoma) won by tech fall over Trevor Lindsey (Indiana) (TF 14-1)
 
Cadet 113 - Tim Gensimore's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Tim Gensimore (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - JohnLuke DeStefano (New York) won by tech fall over Tim Gensimore (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Tanner Pasvogal (Minnesota) won by tech fall over Tim Gensimore (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 113 - Kadin Poe's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Kadin Poe (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Edward Chalifoux (Tennessee) won by tech fall over Kadin Poe (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Dustin Hatfield (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over Kadin Poe (Indiana) (TF 20-9)
 
Cadet 113 - Miguel Prado's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Jacob Anderson (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over Miguel Prado (Indiana) (TF 15-5)
Cons. Round 1 - Miguel Prado (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Miguel Prado (Indiana) won by decision over Jack Kelly (Colorado) (Dec 15-10)
Cons. Round 3 - Trae Vasquez (Montana) won by tech fall over Miguel Prado (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 113 - Kyle Hatch's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Zachary Beckner (Virginia) won by decision over Kyle Hatch (Indiana) (Dec 11-6)
Cons. Round 1 - Kyle Hatch (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Kyle Hatch (Indiana) won by fall over Randy Cazales (New York) (Fall 1:58)
Cons. Round 3 - Kyle Hatch (Indiana) won by decision over Kyle Rathman (Minnesota) (Dec 10-8)
Cons. Round 4 - Keaton Shorr (Minnesota) won by tech fall over Kyle Hatch (Indiana) (TF 12-2)
 
Cadet 120 - Tyler Futrell's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Tyler Futrell (Indiana) won by decision over Aaron Goodrich (Oklahoma) (Dec 10-1)
Champ. Round 2 - Dakota Galt (South Dakota) won by tech fall over Tyler Futrell (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Tyler Futrell (Indiana) won by decision over Tommy Stager (Colorado) (Dec 10-4)
Cons. Round 3 - Brandon Tenney (West Virginia) won by fall over Tyler Futrell (Indiana) (Fall 5:10)
 
Cadet 120 - Austen Laughlin's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Austen Laughlin (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jakob Discher (Utah) (TF 14-3)
Champ. Round 2 - Mason Kauffman (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over Austen Laughlin (Indiana) (TF 12-2)
Cons. Round 2 - Austen Laughlin (Indiana) won by tech fall over Bataa Douglas (Texas) (TF 14-3)
Cons. Round 3 - Josh Pokorny (Nebraska) won by tech fall over Austen Laughlin (Indiana) (TF 21-10)
 
Cadet 120 - Gaige Torres's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Anthony Argentieri (New York) won by decision over Gaige Torres (Indiana) (Dec 12-9)
Cons. Round 1 - Gaige Torres (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Gaige Torres (Indiana) won by tech fall over Hunter Wardell (Wisconsin) (TF 16-5)
Cons. Round 3 - Gaige Torres (Indiana) won by fall over Dillon Cravens (California) (Fall 1:07)
Cons. Round 4 - Gaige Torres (Indiana) won by tech fall over Caleb Call (Idaho) (TF 16-5)
Cons. Round 5 - Nathan Johnson (Oregon) won by decision over Gaige Torres (Indiana) (Dec 11-8)
 
Cadet 120 - Joe Lee's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Joe Lee (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Joe Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Hector Candelavia (Puerto Rico) (TF 10-0)
Champ. Round 3 - Joe Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Calvin Germinaro (Minnesota) (TF 10-0)
Champ. Round 4 - Joe Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Wyatt Long (Pennsylvania) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 120 - Michael Polen's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Gerime Meier (Colorado) won by tech fall over Michael Polen (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 1 - Michael Polen (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Parker Wahl (North Dakota) won by tech fall over Michael Polen (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 126 - Tondrew Tyler's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Tondrew Tyler (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Logan Wilson (Maryland) won by tech fall over Tondrew Tyler (Indiana) (TF 16-6)
Cons. Round 2 - Dalton Wagner (Minnesota) won by fall over Tondrew Tyler (Indiana) (Fall 2:54)
 
Cadet 126 - Chad Red's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Chad Red (Indiana) won by fall over Marco Ramirezlazos (California) (Fall 1:15)
Champ. Round 2 - Chad Red (Indiana) won by fall over Glenn Beardsley (Michigan) (Fall 1:10)
Champ. Round 3 - Chad Red (Indiana) won by tech fall over Trevor Elfvin (Pennsylvania) (TF 10-0)
Champ. Round 4 - Chad Red (Indiana) won by tech fall over Andrew Mehrholz (Illinois) (TF 12-0)
 
Cadet 132 - Noah Warren's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Noah Warren (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Jaime Hernandez (Illinois) won by tech fall over Noah Warren (Indiana) (TF 12-2)
Cons. Round 2 - Noah Warren (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jonhanta Parrilla (Puerto Rico) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 3 - Noah Warren (Indiana) won by fall over Tanner Prochaska (Minnesota) (Fall 1:06)
Cons. Round 4 - Noah Warren (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jacob Franek (North Dakota) (TF 12-2)
Cons. Round 5 - Noah Warren (Indiana) won by decision over Dale Tiongson (Maryland) (Dec 14-10)
 
Cadet 132 - Nick Lee's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Nick Lee (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Nick Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Victor Kenderdine (Pennsylvania) (TF 11-0)
Champ. Round 3 - Nick Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jake Adler (California) (TF 13-3)
Champ. Round 4 - Nick Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Ryan Epps (Minnesota) (TF 13-2)
 
Cadet 132 - Evan Eldred's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Rhys Zigich (New Jersey) (TF 11-0)
Champ. Round 3 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Lucas Schaf (Pennsylvania) (TF 18-7)
Champ. Round 4 - Jaron Chavez (Idaho) won by tech fall over Evan Eldred (Indiana) (TF 13-3)
 
Cadet 132 - Blake Green's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Blake Green (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Trysten Perales (Washington) won by tech fall over Blake Green (Indiana) (TF 15-4)
Cons. Round 2 - Blake Green (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Jake Allar (Minnesota) won by tech fall over Blake Green (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 138 - Brett Johnson's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Brett Johnson (Indiana) won by decision over Jess Karber (South Dakota) (Dec 13-7)
Champ. Round 2 - Dominick Demas (Ohio) won by fall over Brett Johnson (Indiana) (Fall 0:20)
Cons. Round 2 - Brett Johnson (Indiana) won by tech fall over Ryan Clark (Minnesota) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 3 - Brett Johnson (Indiana) won by tech fall over Hayden Schrull (Montana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Brett Johnson (Indiana) won by tech fall over Juan Rodriguez (Colorado) (TF 15-4)
Cons. Round 5 - Brett Johnson (Indiana) won by decision over Zack Lebarron (Pennsylvania) (Dec 20-13)
 
Cadet 138 - Johnny Loos's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Johnny Loos (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Johnny Loos (Indiana) won by tech fall over Brett Fedewa (Michigan) (TF 14-4)
Champ. Round 3 - Hunter Bolen (Virginia) won by tech fall over Johnny Loos (Indiana) (TF 11-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Zack Lebarron (Pennsylvania) won by tech fall over Johnny Loos (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 138 - Cody Widner's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Cody Widner (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Andrew Mergen (Minnesota) won by tech fall over Cody Widner (Indiana) (TF 11-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Cody Widner (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Owen Pentz (Utah) won by tech fall over Cody Widner (Indiana) (TF 14-4)
 
Cadet 145 - Steven Lawrence's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Steven Lawrence (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Clay Arellano (New Mexico) won by tech fall over Steven Lawrence (Indiana) (TF 18-7)
Cons. Round 2 - Steven Lawrence (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Steven Lawrence (Indiana) won by tech fall over Victor Marcelli (Ohio) (TF 13-2)
Cons. Round 4 - Steven Lawrence (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jace Brownlee (Oklahoma) (TF 19-9)
Cons. Round 5 - Braeden Redlin (Texas) won by fall over Steven Lawrence (Indiana) (Fall 3:43)
 
Cadet 145 - Cameron Amos's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Cameron Amos (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Thomas Stevenson (Hawaii) won by tech fall over Cameron Amos (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Brandon Kui (New Jersey) won by tech fall over Cameron Amos (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 145 - Jacob Covaciu's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) won by tech fall over Mack Berkowitz (New York) (TF 11-0)
Champ. Round 3 - Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) won by tech fall over Christian Bahl (Minnesota) (TF 10-0)
Champ. Round 4 - Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) won by tech fall over Frank Garcia (Wisconsin) (TF 12-2)
 
Cadet 152 - Stosh Sitkowski's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Tanner Wall (Oklahoma) won by tech fall over Stosh Sitkowski (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 1 - Brooks Schrimsher (Alabama) won by fall over Stosh Sitkowski (Indiana) (Fall 2:13)
 
Cadet 152 - Noah Cressell's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Nathaniel Morris (Illinois) won by tech fall over Noah Cressell (Indiana) (TF 12-1)
Cons. Round 1 - Nick Bushey (New York) won by fall over Noah Cressell (Indiana) (Fall 1:58)
 
Cadet 160 - Jacob Hendrich's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Jacob Hendrich (Indiana) won by tech fall over Huntor Ross (Maryland) (TF 12-2)
Champ. Round 2 - Drake McKee (California) won by fall over Jacob Hendrich (Indiana) (Fall 5:50)
Cons. Round 2 - Tyler Selemaea (Missouri) won by tech fall over Jacob Hendrich (Indiana) (TF 18-6)
 
Cadet 160 - Jacob Gray's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Jacob Gray (Indiana) won by tech fall over Josh Ramirez (Louisiana) (TF 12-2)
Champ. Round 2 - Jacob Gray (Indiana) won by decision over Mason McDaniel (Washington) (Dec 14-9)
Champ. Round 3 - Jacob Gray (Indiana) won by decision over Kevin Parker (New York) (Dec 22-20)
 
Cadet 170 - Ismael Cornejo's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Erick Schwark (California) won by tech fall over Ismael Cornejo (Indiana) (TF 13-3)
Cons. Round 1 - Ismael Cornejo (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Ismael Cornejo (Indiana) won by decision over Eric Hansen (New York) (Dec 11-2)
Cons. Round 3 - Tyler Stepic (Ohio) won by fall over Ismael Cornejo (Indiana) (Fall 2:03)
 
Cadet 170 - Peyton Halbig's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Frank Guida (Pennsylvania) won by tech fall over Peyton Halbig (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 1 - Peyton Halbig (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Jacob Scherber (Minnesota) won by tech fall over Peyton Halbig (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 182 - Alex Ragains's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Alex Ragains (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - John Jakobsen (Pennsylvania) won by tech fall over Alex Ragains (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Alex Ragains (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Evan Foster (Minnesota) won by decision over Alex Ragains (Indiana) (Dec 9-4)
 
Cadet 195 - Kobe Woods's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Kobe Woods (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Kobe Woods (Indiana) won by decision over A`lii Loyola (Missouri) (Dec 11-5)
Champ. Round 3 - Kobe Woods (Indiana) won by tech fall over Ahmad Doucet (Ohio) (TF 12-2)
 
Cadet 195 - Jacob Cavins's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Jacob Cavins (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Bailey Kelly (Kansas) won by tech fall over Jacob Cavins (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Jacob Cavins (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Samuel Rice (Pennsylvania) won by injury default over Jacob Cavins (Indiana) (Inj. 0:00)
 
Cadet 220 - Cameron Wetli's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Cameron Wetli (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Cameron Wetli (Indiana) won by decision over Aaron (Parker) Adair (Oregon) (Dec 14-8)
Champ. Round 3 - Casey Jumps (Missouri) won by decision over Cameron Wetli (Indiana) (Dec 12-7)
 
Cadet 220 - Noah Lucas's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Noah Lucas (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Adam Rizk (California) won by fall over Noah Lucas (Indiana) (Fall 0:28)
Cons. Round 2 - Noah Lucas (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Dillon Roske (New York) won by tech fall over Noah Lucas (Indiana) (TF 12-0)
 
Cadet 220 - Cory Heinrichs's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Cory Heinrichs (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Ethan Hofacker (Wisconsin) won by fall over Cory Heinrichs (Indiana) (Fall 1:30)
Cons. Round 2 - Cory Heinrichs (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Hunter Mooring (Colorado) won by decision over Cory Heinrichs (Indiana) (Dec 13-12)
 
Cadet 285 - Brendan Sutton's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Dayne Thomason (Oklahoma) won by fall over Brendan Sutton (Indiana) (Fall 1:34)
Cons. Round 1 - Brendan Sutton (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)

1520
2014 Junior Freestyle Preview
Last 5 Years All-Americans
[table]
2009 119 5th Camden Eppert 2009 130 1st Cashe’ Quiroga 2009 145 8th Ryan Stahl 2010 135 3rd Jason Tsirtsis 2011 112 2nd Jarred Brooks 2011 130 5th Jared McKinley 2011 145 1st Jason Tsirtsis 2012 285 2nd Donte Winfield 2012 138 5th Neal Molloy 2012 132 6th Jared McKinley 2013 126 7th Brandon James 2013 152 6th Vinny Corsaro 2013 182 2nd Riley Lefever 2013 195 1st Mitch Sliga 2013 220 3rd Fletcher Miller 2013 285 4th Wes Bernard [/table]Last year the Junior Freestyle team brought home six All-Americans and a 5th place team finish. Two of those All-Americans return along with two from last year's Cadet group. Leading the way is three-time Fargo placer Brandon James. He has been money here as he placed 7th in a loaded weight class last year. Before that he placed 6th and 8th as a Cadet. The other returning Junior All-American is Fletcher Miller. He will look to finish his high school career off on Mat 1 this year after taking a 3rd place plaque home to Kokomo last year. Randy Scott and Dylan Lydy will both move up an age group and hope to repeat their performances from 2013. Both had breakout performances at Fargo last year with Lydy placing 4th and Scott finishing 8th.
 
Others with some national accolades that will look to make their first appearance on the Fargo podium include USAW Folkstyle runner-ups Drew Hildebrandt and Jacob Aven, along with USAW Folkstyle Natonals 3rd place finisher Garrett Pepple. All three will need to navigate the always tough minefield that Fargo presents. State placers Clarence Johnson, Ben Harvey, and Scottie Sopko will all be looking to wrestle deep into the tournament.
 
[table]
Name Weight State Credentials National Credentials Drew Hildebrandt 106 2014 State 6th2013 State 8th 2014 USAW Folkstyle 2nd Garrett Pepple 113 2014 State 2nd2013 State 2nd 2014 USAW Folkstyle 4th2013 USAW Folkstyle 5th2012 USAW Folkstyle 7th Christian Warren 120 [/td] Jack Franklin 120 Tyler Futrell 120 Brandon James 132 2014 State 2nd2013 State 5th2012 State 3rd 2013 Junior Freestyle 7th2012 Cadet Freestyle 6th2011 Cadet Freestyle 8th Clarence Johnson 132 2014 State 7th William Bernard 132 Anthony Williams 138 Kyle Todrank 138 Andrew Herrin 145 Dan Reed 145 Bryant Haynes 152 Kellen Van Camp 152 2014 State Qualifier Ben Harvey 160 2014 State Qualifier2013 State 3rd2012 State 7th Dylan Lydy 170 2014 FloNationals 4th2013 Cadet Freestyle 4th Scottie Sopko 170 2013 State Qualifier2012 State 8th Randy Scott 195 2014 State 3rd 2013 Cadet Greco-Roman 2nd2013 Cadet Freestyle 8th Jacob Aven 195 2013 State Qualifier2014 State Qualifier 2014 USAW Folkstyle 2nd2013 USAW Folkstyle 6th Austin Cossel 220 Christian Redmond 220 Fletcher Miller 220 2014 State 2nd2013 State 2nd 2014 USAW Folkstyle 1st2013 Junior Freestyle 3rd Nick Joyner 285 [td][/table]
2052
Miracle Makes One Last Fargo Podium Appearance
Just as the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, Kayla Miracle wrestled another match on Mat #1 at Fargo. The final match did not go her way, but it was not without a valiant effort. She dropped her finals match to Cadet World Champion Teshya Alo of Hawaii. Miracle and Alo have been going back and forth for years and this match was one of the marquee match-ups of the night. As this was Miracle’s last official tournament as a high school athlete she left an imprint on Women’s wrestling the state like no other. She wrestled in six tournaments at Fargo and came away with two firsts, three seconds and a third. She will go on to wrestle at Campbellsville University next year and more than likely continue her winning ways.
 
2014 USAW Jr Women`s FS Nationals Results for Indiana
Women 105 - Vanessa Ramirez's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Hiba Salem (California) won by decision over Vanessa Ramirez (Indiana) (Dec 14-11)
Cons. Round 4 - Madison Ruckdashel (Wisconsin) won by decision over Vanessa Ramirez (Indiana) (Dec 13-11)
 
Women 117 - Susan Fozo's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 2 - Susan Fozo (Indiana) won by tech fall over Tommie Mosteller (Washington) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 3 - Susan Fozo (Indiana) won by fall over Emily Hays (California) (Fall 5:15)
Cons. Round 4 - Makayla Bourbon (California) won by decision over Susan Fozo (Indiana) (Dec 12-6)
 
Women 130 - Courtney Gray's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 4 - Courtney Gray (Indiana) won by decision over Ismileyna Valles (California) (Dec 19-14)
Cons. Round 5 - Brianna Holcomb (Texas) won by tech fall over Courtney Gray (Indiana) (TF 12-0)
 
Women 130 - Kayla Miracle's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Kayla Miracle (Indiana) won by tech fall over Kayla Marano (Oklahoma) (TF 10-0)
Semifinal - Kayla Miracle (Indiana) won by tech fall over Hannah Jewell (Michigan) (TF 10-0)
1st Place Match - Teshya Alo (Hawaii) won by tech fall over Kayla Miracle (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Women 198 - Mackenzie Turner's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 3 - Rebecka Winton (Texas) won by injury default over Mackenzie Turner (Indiana) (Inj. 0:00) Junior Greco-Roman
 
Only Randy Scott survived the first day of action. Scott was faced with the task of wrestling back to for placement. His day did not go as planned as he dropped his first match.
 
2014 USAW Junior Greco Nationals Results for Indiana
 
Junior 195 - Randy Scott's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 4 - Isaac Florell (Minnesota) won by fall over Randy Scott (Indiana) (Fall 2:18)

961
2014 Cadet Freestyle Preview
Last 5 Years All-Americans




2009
105
7th
Mason Todd


2009
112
8th
Brenden Campbell


2009
130
2nd
Jason Tsirtsis


2010
189
1st
Mitch Sliga


2011
98
1st
Stevan Micic


2011
98
8th
Jacob Cottey


2011
112
8th
Brandon James


2011
189
1st
Mitch Sliga


2011
285
5th
Wesley Bernard


2012
132
2nd
Cody LeCount


2012
113
3rd
Stevan Micic


2012
170
3rd
Robert Steveson


2012
285
4th
Gavan Jolley-Little


2012
220
5th
Connor Tolley


2012
120
6th
Brandon James


2012
132
8th
Jose Champagne


2013
126
3rd
Nick Lee


2013
170
4th
Dylan Lydy


2013
195
8th
Randy Scott


2013
285
3rd
Shawn Streck


Cadet Freestylers take the mat on Wednesday, the first of three days of action for them. This year’s team consists of 12 wrestlers with state experience along with two others sporting solid national credentials. Only one All-American from last year returns, Nick Lee who had an impressive first showing at Fargo placing third. He will be back looking to move up on the podium after finishing third at the state finals and runner-up at the FILA Cadet Nationals this spring. He will bring with him his younger brother Joe who had an impressive Cadet Duals going 6-2 in freestyle and 7-0 in Greco-Roman.
 
Another tough wrestler to watch is two time undefeated state champion Chad Red. He has all the tools to make a deep run after coming up a hair short last year. Paul Konrath has had a great spring of wrestling and will look to cap it off with a high placement at Fargo. State runner-up Jacob Covaciu will also be in the hunt for a berth on the podium after coming up one match short in Greco-Roman.
 
Both Kobe Woods and Jacob Cavins have both placed in folkstyle and Greco-Roman and will be looking to cap off their off season with the trifecta in freestyle. Others to watch include state placers: Alec White, Kyle Hatch, Gaige Torres, and Steven Lawrence.




Name
Weight
State Credentials
National Credentials


Alec White
100
2014 State 4th



Paul Konrath
106
2014 State 2nd
2014 USAW Folkstyle 1st


Tim Gensimore
106




Trevor Lindsey
106




Kadin Poe
113




Kyle Hatch
113
2014 State 8th



Austin Laughlin
120
2014 State Qualifier



Joe Lee
120




Michael Polen
120




Miguel Prado
120




Chad Red
126
2014 State Champion2013 State Champion

2014 FloNationals 4th2013 Cadet Greco-Roman 4th



Gaige Torres
126
2013 State 7th
2014 USAW Folkstyle 5th


Nick Lee
126
2014 State 3rd
2014 FILA Cadet Freestyle 2nd2013 Cadet Freestyle 3rd
2013 FILA Cadet Freestyle 2nd



Tondrew Tyler
126




Noah Warren
132




Cody Widner
138




Evan Eldred
138
2013 State Qualifier



Johnny Loos
138




Steven Lawrence
138
2014 State 7th
2014 USAW Folkstyle 2nd


Brett Johnson
145
2013 State Qualifier



Cameron Amos
145




Jacob Covaciu
152
2014 State 2nd
2014 USAW Folkstyle 4th


Noah Cressell
152




Stosh Sitkowski
152




Jacob Gray
160

2014 USAW Folkstyle 3rd


Jacob Hendrich
160




Alex Ragains
182




Ismael Cornejo
182




Cameron Wetli
195




Jacob Cavins
195

2014 Cadet Greco-Roman 6th2014 USAW Folkstyle 2nd
2013 Cadet Greco-Roman 7th



Kobe Woods
195
2014 State 6th2013 State Qualifier

2014 Cadet Greco-Roman 7th2014 USAW Folkstyle 1st



Cory Heinrich
220




Noah Lucas
220




Brendan Sutton
285





1008
Cavins and Woods Lead Team Indiana on Day 3
Cadet Greco-Roman
Day three of Fargo saw two Indiana wrestler finish on the podium. Jacob Cavins started the day in the semi-finals of Cadet Greco-Roman and finished in 6th place. This is his second time on the podium in Greco-Roman. Penn’s Kobe Woods finished the day in 7th place to earn his first placement at Fargo. Jacob Covaicu, Alex Ragains, and Brendan Sutton all lost their only match of the day on Monday.
 
2014 USAW Cadet Greco Nationals Results for Indiana
Cadet 152 - Jacob Covaciu's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 6 - Rolliann Sturkey (Illinois) won by tech fall over Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) (TF 12-2)
 
Cadet 182 - Alex Ragains's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 4 - Zackary Crosby (Illinois) won by tech fall over Alex Ragains (Indiana) (TF 12-2)
 
Cadet 195 - Kobe Woods's place is 7th and has scored 2.00 team points.
Cons. Round 4 - Kobe Woods (Indiana) won by decision over Jeffrey Allen (Virginia) (Dec 8-7)
Cons. Round 5 - Troy Allen (Virginia) won by decision over Kobe Woods (Indiana) (Dec 12-4)
7th Place Match - Kobe Woods (Indiana) won by tech fall over Ian Ruble (Wisconsin) (TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 195 - Jacob Cavins's place is 6th and has scored 3.00 team points.
Semifinal - Wyatt Harden (Michigan) won by fall over Jacob Cavins (Indiana) (Fall 1:12)
Cons. Semi - Troy Allen (Virginia) won by decision over Jacob Cavins (Indiana) (Dec 8-6)
5th Place Match - Dylan Prince (Kansas) won by fall over Jacob Cavins (Indiana) (Fall 2:24)
 
Cadet 285 - Brendan Sutton's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Cons. Round 4 - Trenton Lieurance (Oklahoma) won by fall over Brendan Sutton (Indiana) (Fall 0:27)

Junior Greco-Roman
Junior Greco-Roman got started Monday morning and after a long day of wrestling only Randy Scott is alive. Scott, a returning Cadet finalist, lost his first match, but battled back to win his next two matches.  He will need to win three matches in a row to secure placement.
 
2014 USAW Junior Greco Nationals Results for Indiana
Junior 113 - Garrett Pepple's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - DeVante Williams (Illinois) won by decision over Garrett Pepple (Indiana) (Dec 10-7)
Cons. Round 1 - Aaron Rehfeldt (Michigan) won by 3 caution rule over Garrett Pepple (Indiana) (3 Cau.)
 
Junior 132 - Sage Coy's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Sage Coy (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Sage Coy (Indiana) won by fall over Nathaniel Brown (Maryland) (Fall 0:48)
Champ. Round 3 - Jayden Pentz (Utah) won by fall over Sage Coy (Indiana) (Fall 3:23)
Cons. Round 4 - Christian Marquez (Oregon) won by decision over Sage Coy (Indiana) (Dec 16-10)
 
Junior 132 - William Bernard's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - William Bernard (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Conor Caffrey (Connecticut) won by fall over William Bernard (Indiana) (Fall 1:59)
Cons. Round 2 - William Bernard (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Marvin Cunningham (Georgia) won by fall over William Bernard (Indiana) (Fall 0:45)
 
Junior 138 - Tyler Hoel's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Chad Jones (Oregon) won by fall over Tyler Hoel (Indiana) (Fall 4:21)
Cons. Round 1 - Tyler Hoel (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Tyler Hoel (Indiana) won by decision over Jared Neiss (Oregon) (Dec 8-3)
Cons. Round 3 - Nate Arquinego (Wisconsin) won by decision over Tyler Hoel (Indiana) (Dec 8-7)
 
Junior 138 - Anthony Williams's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Anthony Williams (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Blake Clevenger (Missouri) won by tech fall over Anthony Williams (Indiana) (TF 11-1)
Cons. Round 2 - Anthony Williams (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - JD Rader (Iowa) won by tech fall over Anthony Williams (Indiana) (TF 12-0)
 
Junior 145 - Stephen Kitko's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Stephen Kitko (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Axel Lange (Minnesota) won by fall over Stephen Kitko (Indiana) (Fall 4:05)
Cons. Round 2 - Stephen Kitko (Indiana) won by fall over Zachary Funderburk (Louisiana) (Fall 2:01)
Cons. Round 3 - Andy Larsen (Utah) won by fall over Stephen Kitko (Indiana) (Fall 2:50)
 
Junior 145 - Logan Hurley's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Logan Hurley (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Wyatt Knowlton (Utah) won by fall over Logan Hurley (Indiana) (Fall 2:24)
Cons. Round 2 - Logan Hurley (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Joshua Pine (Nevada) won by tech fall over Logan Hurley (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
 
Junior 145 - Andrew Herrin's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Erik Loepp (North Dakota) won by tech fall over Andrew Herrin (Indiana) (TF 14-1)
Cons. Round 1 - Andrew Herrin (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Zach Shareef (Georgia) won by tech fall over Andrew Herrin (Indiana) (TF 12-1)
 
Junior 152 - Bryant Haynes's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Bryant Haynes (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Preston Flaherty (Minnesota) won by fall over Bryant Haynes (Indiana) (Fall 3:26)
Cons. Round 2 - Bryant Haynes (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Will Griffin (Arkansas) won by fall over Bryant Haynes (Indiana) (Fall 1:00)
 
Junior 195 - Austin Cossel's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Faris Karaborni (California) won by fall over Austin Cossel (Indiana) (Fall 1:10)
Cons. Round 1 - Austin Cossel (Indiana) won by fall over Dillon Hoerauf (Montana) (Fall 0:53)
Cons. Round 2 - Collin Stock (Nebraska) won by tech fall over Austin Cossel (Indiana) (TF 11-0)
 
Junior 195 - Randy Scott's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Andrew Fenton (Ohio) won by decision over Randy Scott (Indiana) (Dec 7-4)
Cons. Round 1 - Randy Scott (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Randy Scott (Indiana) won by fall over Tyler Bryant (Virginia) (Fall 0:12)
Cons. Round 3 - Randy Scott (Indiana) won by fall over Brandon Rodriguez (North Dakota) (Fall 1:51)
 
Junior 220 - Christian Redmond's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Shane Coombs (Colorado) won by fall over Christian Redmond (Indiana) (Fall 2:21)
Cons. Round 1 - Christian Redmond (Indiana) won by tech fall over Ryan Ballard (California) (TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Christian Redmond (Indiana) won by tech fall over Carlos Littles (Virginia) (TF 14-3)
Cons. Round 3 - Austin Scoggin (Arizona) won by tech fall over Christian Redmond (Indiana) (TF 11-1)
 
Junior 285 - Nick Joyner's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Nick Joyner (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Zach Wood (Michigan) won by tech fall over Nick Joyner (Indiana) (TF 17-6)
Cons. Round 2 - D`Andre Johnson (Illinois) won by tech fall over Nick Joyner (Indiana) (TF 13-3)

Junior Women’s Freestyle
Last, but not least the Junior Women’s division started Monday afternoon. As usual, Kayla Miracle lead the way with two victories. Also with two victories against no defeats is Vanessa Ramirez at 105lbs. Two other wrestlers are still alive in the consolations in Susan Fozo and Courtney Gray.
 
2014 USAW Jr Women`s FS Nationals Results for Indiana
Women 105 - Vanessa Ramirez's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Vanessa Ramirez (Indiana) won by tech fall over Veronica Chigo-Velazquez (Washington) (TF 10-0)
Champ. Round 2 - Vanessa Ramirez (Indiana) won by tech fall over Kylie Taylor (California) (TF 13-0)
 
Women 112 - Lindsey Prozanski's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Lindsey Prozanski (Indiana) won by decision over Kristin Perry (Ohio) (Dec 11-10)
Champ. Round 2 - Brittany Wynn (California) won by tech fall over Lindsey Prozanski (Indiana) (TF 13-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Lindsey Prozanski (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Sienna Ramirez (Washington) won by fall over Lindsey Prozanski (Indiana) (Fall 2:02)
 
Women 117 - Susan Fozo's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Anesia Ramirez (Washington) won by fall over Susan Fozo (Indiana) (Fall 2:54)
Cons. Round 1 - Susan Fozo (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
 
Women 130 - Makayla Bushman's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Makayla Bushman (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Cassandra Olive (California) won by fall over Makayla Bushman (Indiana) (Fall 1:03)
Cons. Round 2 - Makayla Bushman (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Tatiana Velazquez (Texas) won by fall over Makayla Bushman (Indiana) (Fall 2:02)
 
Women 130 - Courtney Gray's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Courtney Gray (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Courtney Gray (Indiana) won by injury default over Steffanie Hampton (Michigan) (Inj. 1:30)
Champ. Round 3 - Jasmine Bailey (Iowa) won by fall over Courtney Gray (Indiana) (Fall 2:13)
 
Women 130 - Kayla Miracle's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Kayla Miracle (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Kayla Miracle (Indiana) won by injury default over Shelley Avelino (California) (Inj. 0:00)
Champ. Round 3 - Kayla Miracle (Indiana) won by fall over Hailey Hall (Washington) (Fall 1:07)
 
Women 198 - Mackenzie Turner's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Mackenzie Turner (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Tanyka Massiah (New York) won by fall over Mackenzie Turner (Indiana) (Fall 1:36)
Cons. Round 2 - Mackenzie Turner (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)

1253
Five Cadet Greco-Roman Wrestlers Survive First Day
Lead by Milan's Jacob Cavins, the Cadets took the mat today at Fargo. Cavins a returning All-American in Greco-Roman advanced to the semi-finals to secure himself a spot on the podium. Four other wrestlers are still alive in the consolation round and will need to win tomorrow morning to earn All-American honors. State runner-up Jacob Covaciu is still alive at 152lbs after dropping his quarter-final match 8-8 on criteria. He will have Rolliann Sturkey of Illinois in the blood round. State placer Kobe Woods also lost in the quarter-finals and will have Virginia State Champion Jeffrey Allen to make the podium. At 182lbs Alex Ragains will have Illinois' Zackary Crosby, while Brendan Sutton will have Trenton Lieurance of Oklahoma to place.
 
Cadet 106 - Trevor Lindsey's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Drew West (Iowa) over Trevor Lindsey (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Randy Cazales (New York) over Trevor Lindsey (Indiana) (Dec Dec 16-12)
 
Cadet 113 - Tim Gensimore's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Dalton Young (Washington) over Tim Gensimore (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Daniel Allen (Texas) over Tim Gensimore (Indiana) (Fall Fall 1:07)
 
Cadet 113 - Kadin Poe's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Kadin Poe (Indiana) over Riley Jacops (Texas) (Dec Dec 6-5)
Champ. Round 3 - Stone Crooks (Arizona) over Kadin Poe (Indiana) (Dec Dec 5-2)
Cons. Round 4 - JohnLuke DeStefano (New York) over Kadin Poe (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 120 - Austen Laughlin's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Peter Del Gallo (Maine) over Austen Laughlin (Indiana) (TF TF 14-4)
Cons. Round 2 - Austen Laughlin (Indiana) over Hubert Markowski (New York) (Fall Fall 1:42)
Cons. Round 3 - Austen Laughlin (Indiana) over David Reyes (Texas) (Fall Fall 4:56)
Cons. Round 4 - Braeden Alevizatos (Maryland) over Austen Laughlin (Indiana) (TF TF 13-3)
 
Cadet 120 - Miguel Prado's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Alejandro Paulino (Connecticut) over Miguel Prado (Indiana) (TF TF 15-4)
Cons. Round 2 - Zachary Wigzall (Hawaii) over Miguel Prado (Indiana) (Fall Fall 0:38)
 
Cadet 120 - Michael Polen's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Brandon Tenney (West Virginia) over Michael Polen (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Terran Libolt (Oregon) over Michael Polen (Indiana) (Dec Dec 8-1)
 
Cadet 120 - Tyler Futrell's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Levi Youngwolfe (Oklahoma) over Tyler Futrell (Indiana) (Fall Fall 1:08)
Cons. Round 2 - Jacob Garrison (Idaho) over Tyler Futrell (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 126 - Tondrew Tyler's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Danny Madonia (Illinois) over Tondrew Tyler (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Taten Ringel (Utah) over Tondrew Tyler (Indiana) (Fall Fall 2:19)
 
Cadet 126 - Gaige Torres's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Gaige Torres (Indiana) over Logan Wilson (Maryland) (Dec Dec 14-12)
Champ. Round 3 - Blaize Punke (Illinois) over Gaige Torres (Indiana) (3 Cau. 3 Cau.)
Cons. Round 4 - Gaige Torres (Indiana) over Taten Ringel (Utah) (Fall Fall 4:34)
Cons. Round 5 - Alex Lloyd (Minnesota) over Gaige Torres (Indiana) (TF TF 14-2)
 
Cadet 126 - Chad Red's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Chad Red (Indiana) over Mathew Conte (Connecticut) (TF TF 12-0)
Champ. Round 3 - Chad Red (Indiana) over Brandon Lucero (Colorado) (TF TF 10-0)
Champ. Round 4 - Austin O`Connor (Illinois) over Chad Red (Indiana) (Dec Dec 6-2)
Cons. Round 6 - Chad Red (Indiana) over John Busiello (Pennsylvania) (TF TF 11-0)
Cons. Round 7 - Alex Lloyd (Minnesota) over Chad Red (Indiana) (Fall Fall 1:26)
 
Cadet 132 - Blake Green's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Zackary Diamond (Hawaii) over Blake Green (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 1 - Juan Rodriguez (Colorado) over Blake Green (Indiana) (Fall Fall 2:59)
 
Cadet 138 - Steven Lawrence's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Hayden Bates (Oregon) over Steven Lawrence (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Steven Lawrence (Indiana) over Tristian Molinari (Oregon) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 3 - Steven Lawrence (Indiana) over Devin Stork (South Dakota) (Fall Fall 1:09)
Cons. Round 4 - Steven Lawrence (Indiana) over Cole Clark (Utah) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 5 - Myles Hampton (Texas) over Steven Lawrence (Indiana) (Dec Dec 12-9)
 
Cadet 138 - David Kitko's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - AJ Geers (Iowa) over David Kitko (Indiana) (TF TF 15-4)
Cons. Round 3 - Carson Hoffine (Washington) over David Kitko (Indiana) (Fall Fall 1:04)
 
Cadet 145 - Cameron Amos's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Elias Baxter (Oregon) over Cameron Amos (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Duncan Nelson (Illinois) over Cameron Amos (Indiana) (TF TF 11-0)
 
Cadet 152 - Noah Cressell's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Rolliann Sturkey (Illinois) over Noah Cressell (Indiana) (TF TF 14-0)
Cons. Round 1 - Michael Ilic (New Jersey) over Noah Cressell (Indiana) (Fall Fall 1:03)
 
Cadet 152 - Jacob Covaciu's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) over Josh Anderson (Nebraska) (TF TF 11-0)
Champ. Round 3 - Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) over Paul Hutton (Maryland) (TF TF 10-0)
Quarterfinal - Anthony Sherry (Iowa) over Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) (Dec Dec 8-8)
 
Cadet 160 - Jacob Hendrich's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Miles Terry (Oregon) over Jacob Hendrich (Indiana) (TF TF 12-2)
Cons. Round 2 - Gary Jantzer (Oregon) over Jacob Hendrich (Indiana) (Fall Fall 0:16)
 
Cadet 160 - Jacob Gray's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Jacob Gray (Indiana) over Ashton Seely (Utah) (TF TF 11-0)
Champ. Round 3 - Drew Peck (Pennsylvania) over Jacob Gray (Indiana) (Dec Dec 8-2)
Cons. Round 4 - Jacob Gray (Indiana) over Jason Moore (North Dakota) (TF TF 11-1)
Cons. Round 5 - Andrew Buckley (Missouri) over Jacob Gray (Indiana) (TF TF 12-0)
 
Cadet 170 - Peyton Halbig's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Peyton Halbig (Indiana) over Trey Lanham (Ohio) (Fall Fall 5:04)
Champ. Round 3 - Jacob Scherber (Minnesota) over Peyton Halbig (Indiana) (Fall Fall 0:23)
Cons. Round 4 - Cory Rokovitz (Utah) over Peyton Halbig (Indiana) (Fall Fall 0:16)
 
Cadet 182 - Ismael Cornejo's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Hakim Coles (Pennsylvania) over Ismael Cornejo (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Brian Andrews (Texas) over Ismael Cornejo (Indiana) (TF TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 182 - Alex Ragains's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Jaymin Anderson (Idaho) over Alex Ragains (Indiana) (Dec Dec 10-3)
Cons. Round 1 - Alex Ragains (Indiana) over Kobe Rosas (California) (Dec Dec 15-12)
Cons. Round 2 - Alex Ragains (Indiana) over Bryce Pilcher (Iowa) (Dec Dec 13-8)
Cons. Round 3 - Alex Ragains (Indiana) over Charles Wildermuth (Pennsylvania) (TF TF 10-0)
 
Cadet 195 - Cameron Wetli's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Bailey Kelly (Kansas) over Cameron Wetli (Indiana) (TF TF 16-4)
Cons. Round 1 - Cameron Wetli (Indiana) over Jason Soto (Oregon) (TF TF 10-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Kendall Anderson (Oklahoma) over Cameron Wetli (Indiana) (Fall Fall 1:36)
 
Cadet 195 - Jacob Cavins's place is 6th and has 3.00 pts.
Champ. Round 1 - Jacob Cavins (Indiana) over Dakota Carnes (Oklahoma) (TF TF 15-4)
Champ. Round 2 - Jacob Cavins (Indiana) over Mauricio Beltran (Illinois) (TF TF 10-0)
Quarterfinal - Jacob Cavins (Indiana) over Ian Ruble (Wisconsin) (Dec Dec 18-13)
 
Cadet 195 - Kobe Woods's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Kobe Woods (Indiana) over Sam Erckenbrack (Minnesota) (TF TF 15-2)
Champ. Round 2 - Kobe Woods (Indiana) over Forrest Lalaguna (Colorado) (Fall Fall 4:59)
Quarterfinal - Matt Stencel (Ohio) over Kobe Woods (Indiana) (Fall Fall 2:12)
 
Cadet 220 - Cory Heinrichs's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Tommy Williams (Missouri) over Cory Heinrichs (Indiana) (Fall Fall 0:53)
Cons. Round 2 - Cory Heinrichs (Indiana) over Casey Jumps (Missouri) (Dec Dec 10-6)
Cons. Round 3 - Luke Ready (Michigan) over Cory Heinrichs (Indiana) (Fall Fall 1:16)
 
Cadet 220 - Noah Lucas's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Max Lane (Oregon) over Noah Lucas (Indiana) (Dec Dec 13-8)
Cons. Round 3 - Maxwell Wester (Arkansas) over Noah Lucas (Indiana) (Dec Dec 14-12)
 
Cadet 285 - Brendan Sutton's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 2 - Brendan Sutton (Indiana) over Jason James (Arizona) (TF TF 10-0)
Quarterfinal - Osawaru Odighizuwa (Oregon) over Brendan Sutton (Indiana) (TF TF 11-1)

901
Cadet and Senior Women Start First Day at Fargo
Three Indiana natives took the mats on the first day of wrestling at the famed Fargo Dome on Saturday. All three came away with placements in their respective divisions. Mackenzie Turner was the lone entry in Cadet Women's Freestyle for Team Indiana. She finished 6th in her bracket to make the podium for the first time in her career.
 
Two Fargo veterans also took the mat in the Senior World Team Trials. Most impressive was Granger native Sarah Hildebrandt who won the challenge tournament at 55kg to earn a spot in the best of three series. She then took on Helen Maroulis in the finals for a spot on the World Team. Her run came to an end against the former World Silver medalist. The good news is Hildebrandt is now an official National Team member and will get to go to more event overseas in the coming year. Also on the mats was Kayla Miracle who finished 4th at 60kg in her first World Team Trials. She dropped her second match to the top seed and then wrestled all the way back to 4th. She will be wrestling later this week against other high school wrestlers in the Junior Women's division in hope of bring home yet another stop sign.
 
Cadet - Women 198 - Mackenzie Turner's place is 6th and has scored 3.00 team points.
Round 1 - Briana Jordan (South Carolina) won by fall over Mackenzie Turner (Indiana) (Fall 0:54)
Round 2 - Sydnie Thiesen (California) won by fall over Mackenzie Turner (Indiana) (Fall 1:32)
Round 3 - Rachel Bridges (Texas) won by fall over Mackenzie Turner (Indiana) (Fall 0:35)
Round 4 - Katelyn Blanchard (California) won by fall over Mackenzie Turner (Indiana) (Fall 0:33)
Round 5 - Emily Huerta (Washington) won by fall over Mackenzie Turner (Indiana) (Fall 0:19)
 
WMFS 55 KG - Sarah Hildebrandt's place is 1st and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Sarah Hildebrandt (King University) received a bye () (Bye)
Quarterfinal - Sarah Hildebrandt (King University) won by decision over Samantha Klingel (King University) (Dec 4-1)
Semifinal - Sarah Hildebrandt (King University) won by decision over Michaela Hutchison (TMWC) (Dec 11-3)
1st Place Match - Sarah Hildebrandt (King University) won by decision over Jessica Medina (Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) (Dec 4-1)
 
WM Final 2 of 3 55 KG - Sarah Hildebrandt's place is 2nd and has scored 8.00 team points.
Round 1 - Helen Maroulis (Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) won by fall over Sarah Hildebrandt (King University) (Fall 5:14)
Round 2 - Helen Maroulis (Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) won by tech fall over Sarah Hildebrandt (King University) (TF 11-0)
 
WMFS 60 KG - Kayla Miracle's place is 4th and has scored 4.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Kayla Miracle (Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) won by tech fall over Lauren Louive (University of the Cumberlands) (TF 16-4)
Quarterfinal - Jenna Burkert (NYAC) won by decision over Kayla Miracle (Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) (Dec 7-1)
Cons. Round 2 - Kayla Miracle (Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) won by fall over Katie Germain (King University) (Fall 1:50)
Cons. Round 3 - Kayla Miracle (Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) won by tech fall over Trinity Griffin (Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) (TF 14-4)
Cons. Semi - Kayla Miracle (Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) won by forfeit over Othella Ferolleto (Army (WCAP)) (FF)
3rd Place Match - Sally Roberts (Army (WCAP)) won by decision over Kayla Miracle (Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) (Dec 4-3)

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2014 Junior Greco-Roman Preview
Last 5 Years All-Americans




2010
189
2nd
Drake Stein


2011
160
8th
Kirk Johnson


2011
171
8th
Conner Lefever


2012
160
7th
Kirk Johnson


2012
170
7th
Sean Mappes


Only 13 Juniors are taking the mat in Greco-Roman this year for Team Indiana. They do however have two returning Greco-Roman All-Americans and another two-time state placer with the potential to be on the podium. Greco specialist Sage Coy will look to make the podium for the third straight time after finishing 6th and 8th as a Cadet. He has been superb in Greco over the years and will be a favorite to wrestle deep into the tournament. Randy Scott had a breakout performance last year making the podium in both freestyle and Greco. He made the finals in Greco and finished 8th in freestyle. After a 3rd place finish at state this season look for his hot streak to continue. Garrett Pepple will be making his first trip to Fargo after two state runner-up finishes. He has also made the podium three times at USAW Folkstyle Nationals. This will be his first Greco tournament since capturing an ISWA title in 2012.




Name
Weight
State Credentials
National Credentials


Garrett Pepple
113
2014 State 2nd2013 State 2nd

2014 USAW Folkstyle 3rd2013 USAW Folkstyle 5th
2012 USAW Folkstyle 7th



Sage Coy
126

2013 Cadet Greco-Roman 6th2012 Cadet Greco-Roman 8th



William Bernard
132




Anthony Williams
138




Tyler Hoel
138




Andrew Herrin
145




Logan Hurley
145




Stephen Kitko
145




Bryant Haynes
152




Randy Scott
195
2014 State 3rd
2013 Cadet Greco-Roman 2nd2013 Cadet Freestyle 8th



Austin Cossel
220




Christian Redmond
220




Nick Joyner
285





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2014 Cadet Greco-Roman Preview
Last 5 Years All-Americans




2009
152
7th
Sean Mappes


2010
189
1st
Mitch Sliga


2011
189
1st
Mitch Sliga


2011
285
8th
Wesley Bernard


2012
220
2nd
Connor Tolley


2012
285
6th
Gavan Jolley-Little


2012
106
8th
Sage Coy


2013
106
8th
Will Egli


2013
113
4th
Chad Red


2013
120
6th
Sage Coy


2013
195
7th
Jacob Cavins


2013
195
2nd
Randy Scott


2013
285
4th
Shawn Streck


Last year Team Indiana brought home six Greco-Roman All-Americans with an impressive performance. Two of those wrestlers will return this year in the Cadet age group. Chad Red coming off another undefeated year in scholastic wrestling will look to improve on his 4th place finish from last year. Also returning is Milan big guy Jacob Cavins after finishing 7th last year. Other top wrestlers that are looking to have a great tournament are state placers Gaige Torres, Steven "Bam" Lawrence, Jacob Covaciu, and Kobe Woods.  All four of those wrestlers placed at USAW Folkstyle Nationals. Kobe Woods will be eligible for the Triple Crown as he won Folkstyle Nationals. State qualifiers Brett Johnson and Austin Laughlin round out the top wrestlers for Team Indiana.




Name
Weight
State Credentials
National Credentials


Trevor Lindsey
106




Kadin Poe
113




Tim Gensimore
113




Austin Laughlin
120
2014 State Qualifier



Michael Polen
120




Miguel Prado
120




Tyler Futrell
120




Chad Red
126
2014 State Champion2013 State Champion

2014 FloNationals 4th2013 Cadet Greco-Roman 4th



Gaige Torres
126
2013 State 7th
2014 USAW Folkstyle 5th


Tondrew Tyler
126




Blake Green
132




David Kitko
138




Steven Lawrence
138
2014 State7th
2014 USAW Folkstyle 2nd


Brett Johnson
145
2013 State Qualifier



Cameron Amos
145




Jacob Covaciu
152
2014 State 2nd
2014 USAW Folkstyle 4th


Noah Cressell
152




Jacob Gray
160

2014 USAW Folkstyle 3rd


Jacob Hendrich
160




Alex Ragains
182




Ismael Cornejo
182




Cameron Wetli
195




Jacob Cavins
195

2014 USAW Folkstyle 2nd2013 Cadet Greco-Roman 7th



Kobe Woods
195
2014 State 6th2013 State Qualifier

2014 USAW Folkstyle 1st


Cory Heinrich
220




Noah Lucas
220




Brendan Sutton
285




Ethan Bunce
285





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2014 Women's Freestyle Preview
Last 5 Years All-Americans




2009
Junior
109
4th
Sarah Hildebrandt


2009
Junior
139
6th
Demi Strub


2010
Junior
109
2nd
Sarah Hildebrandt


2010
Junior
139
2nd
Demi Strub


2011
Cadet
108
1st
Kayla Miracle


2011
Junior
112
8th
Gibby Paxton


2011
Junior
112
2nd
Kayla Miracle


2011
Junior
121
1st
Sarah Hildebrandt


2011
Junior
159
3rd
Demi Strub


2012
Cadet
124
3rd
Kayla Miracle


2012
Cadet
115
4th
Courtney Grey


2012
Cadet
101
7th
Brook Bunch


2012
Junior
121
1st
Kayla Miracle


2013
Cadet
101
4th
Lindsey Prozanski


2013
Cadet
124
4th
Courtney Grey


2013
Junior
139
2nd
Kayla Miracle


Women's wrestling in Indiana continues to be on the rise and this year is going to be no different at Fargo. Leading the way on this year's team is once again highly decorated Kayla Miracle. She will be performing double duty this weekend trying to earn a spot on the World Team and then later in the week wrestling in the junior championships. Her laundry list of accomplishments are too much to mention, just know that she is extremely talented and will continue to win at a high level. Two other Fargo All-Americans return in Lindsey Prozanski and Courtney Grey. Both were on the podium last year as Cadets and hope to repeat that performance as Juniors. Two other All-Americans in different events will make their Fargo debuts this week. The mighty Baron Susan Fozo will wrestle in the Junior division after placing 8th at Folkstyle Nationals this spring. Lastly, Mackenzie Turner will wrestle both Cadet and Junior divisions after a 3rd place finish at the FILA Cadet championships this spring.




Name
Division
Weight
Credentials


Mackenzie Turner
Cadet/Junior
198
2014 FILA Cadet Nationals 3rd


Susan Fozo
Junior
112
2014 Folkstyle Nationals 8th


Lindsey Prozanski
Junior
112
2013 Cadet 4th


Courtney Grey
Junior
125
2013 Cadet 4th


Makayla Bushman
Junior
130



Kayla Miracle
Junior
130
2014 Folkstyle Nationals 1st2014 Body Bar 1st
2014 World Team Trials 6th




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2014 Fargo Coverage
Where: Fargodome in Fargo, North Dakota
When: July 19th-26th
What: USAW Freestyle and Greco-Roman nationals for cadet, junior and women’s age groups and Phase II of the World Team Trials for non-Olympic weight classes
 
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Daily Recaps
Cadet and Senior Women Start First Day at Fargo
Five Cadet Greco-Roman Wrestlers Survive First Day
Cavins and Woods Lead Team Indiana on Day 3
Miracle Makes One Last Fargo Podium Appearance
13 Cadets Alive After One Day of Freestyle
Fantastic Four Lead the Cadets on Day Six
Paul Konrath, Chad Red, and Nick Lee Finish on Top
Three All-Americans Lead Junior Freestyle

Previews
Women’s Freestyle
Cadet Greco-Roman
Cadet Freestyle
Junior Greco-Roman
Junior Freestyle

Results
Cadet Womens Freestyle July 19
Junior Womens Freestyle July 21-22
Cadet Greco-Roman July 20-21
Cadet Freestyle July 23-25
Junior Greco-Roman July 21-22
Junior Freestyle July 24-26

Senior World Team Trials
July 19th Women's 55kg and 60kg
Sarah Hildebrandt 55kg
Kayla Miracle 60kg
 
July 22nd Men's Greco-Roman 71kg and 80kg
 
July 24th Men's Freestyle 61kg and 70kg
Reece Humphrey 61kg
Jason Tsirtsis 70kg
 
Senior World Team Trials TrackWrestling link

Other Articles of Interest
Spencer repeats as women's freestyle champ in Fargo
Fargo Preview: Cadet Greco-Roman(Intermat Premium)
Fargo Preview: Junior Greco-Roman(Intermat Premium)
The Open Mat #Fargo2014 Coverage
 
 

All-Americans
Cadet Womens Freestyle
Mackenzie Turner 6th
 
Cadet Greco-Roman
Jacob Cavins 6th
Kobe Woods 7th
 
Junior Greco-Roman
None
 
Junior Womens Freestyle
Kayla Miracle 2nd
 
Cadet Freestyle
Paul Konrath 1st
Chad Red 1st
Nick Lee 1st
Kobe Woods 2nd
Evan Eldred 7th
 
Junior Freestyle
Drew Hildebrandt 2nd
Fletcher Miller 6th
Garrett Pepple 8th

1706
Indiana Tech Announces 2014-15 Recruiting Class
Zach Shore Indiana Tech Sports Information
 
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The Indiana Tech wrestling team and Head Coach Mike Ester are proud to announce the 2014-15 recruiting class.
 
Of the 23 recruits, 12 are from the state of Indiana, including three local stars. The other 11 all hail from Michigan. The class has at least one athlete at each weight class with the most being four at 141-pounds while only one athlete is coming in at 174-pounds and 197-pounds.
 
?"We are excited about this group of young men coming into the Warrior wrestling family," exclaimed Ester. "This class not only is highly credentialed on a state and national level with their wrestling accomplishments, but is loaded with guys who are strong leaders. Many of them will make an immediate impact in our starting line-up as well as push the solid group of returning wrestlers we have to new heights. We are looking forward to these guys coming in to help us improve on our eighth-place finish at the NAIA national championships."
 
The 125-pound weight class features two athletes from Fort Wayne in Enrique Early and Logan Aldrich as well as a Traverse City, Michigan native, Zachary Shaub.
Early is a Snider High School graduate where he was a two-time team MVP, Fargo Junior Nationals Qualifier, Indiana/Illinois Senior All-Star Duals Team and two-time Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) state medalist, finishing fourth and eighth. He plans to major in Business Management.
 
Aldrich graduated from Northrop High School where he was a 2014 IHSAA State Finalist, Summit Athletic Conference Champion and sectional champion. He may see time at the 133-pound weight class too.
 
Schaub is a St. Francis High School grad who could see time at 133-pouds as well. He was a three-time Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) qualifier, including a third-place finish in 2014. He was a two-time nationals representative for NUWAY All-American and Brute. The freshman plans to major in Electrical Engineering.
 
The 133-pound weight class is represented by Allegan, Michigan native, Zane Corey, and Fort Wayne native, Robert Humphrey III. Both recruits could also see time at the 141-pound class.
 
Corey is an Allegan High School alum who was a four-time conference champion, three-time state qualifier and 2014 MHSAA runner-up at 130-pounds.
 
Humphrey III comes to Tech from Snider High School where he was a team captain and two-time semi-state qualifier.
 
The largest class is at 141-pounds with three Michigan natives, Matt Miller, Da'Vion Williams and Collin Busing and one Indiana native, Jake Gross.
 
Miller is a Davison native and was a four-time MHSAA state medalist for Davison High School finishing fifth, fourth, second and fourth in his career.
 
Williams, a Southfield native, was a MHSAA state qualifier for Southfield High School. He was a regional runner-up, two-time district runner-up, Oakland county fourth-place finish at 140 pounds and the freshman will major in Energy Engineering.
 
Busing comes to Fort Wayne from Bryon Center where he was an OK Green Conference champion for Byron Center High School. He was a two-time All-District performer, team captain and 2014 team state appearance. He graduates with 88 career high school wins.
 
Gross is a Lowell Senior High School grad in Lowell, Indiana where he was a three-time NCC Conference champion, two-time IHSAA sectional champion and semi-state qualifier while also being a regional champion.
 
At 149-pounds, Thomas Gary of Davison, Michigan and Seth Ferguson of Martinsville, Indiana have signed to join the Warriors next season.
 
Garty joins Davison teammate Miller at Tech after being a four-time MHSAA state qualifier including a third-place finish. He was a three-time district champion, two-time regional and Genessee County champion as well as earning Academic All-State at 149- and 157-pounds.
 
Ferguson is a Martinsville High School graduate where he was a two-time IHSAA state qualifier, Indianapolis Nationals champion and IHSAA Evansville semi-state runner-up. The freshman plans to major in Mechanical Engineering.
 
Two Michigan natives, Jared Elliott and Alonta Chapman along with Decatur, Indiana native, Logan Neher, make up the 157-pound class.
 
Elliott is a Birch Run native where he was a three-time captain at Birch Run High School. He was a four-time Saginaw County champion, two-time MHSAA state runner-up and 2014 Academic All-State. He intends to major in Mechanical Engineering and could see time at 165-pounds this season.
 
Chapman is a Jackson native where he was a two-time captain at Jackson Northwest High School. Chapman is a placer and runner-up at the EMU National Open as well as being a Michigan Monster Medal runner-up. He plans to major in Psychology.
 
Neher is a Decatur native who was a 2014 state qualifier for Bellmont High School. He was a two-time placer at the Mishawaka Al Smith Memorial Tournament as well as earning 2014 Academic All-State honors. He will be majoring in Computer Engineering.
 
At 165-pounds, Michigan Grappler's No. 23 rated senior class prospect, Jake Johnson, highlights the class. The Macomb, Michigan native was a four-time MHSAA state qualifier for Dakota High School and placed three times (4th, 4th, 3rd). He was a two-time Greco State champion, Freestyle state champion and two-time central regional Greco champion. He was also a 2013 Grappler Fall Classic All-American and plans to major in Computer Science.
 
Joining Johnson is Carson Whaley, a Grand Blanc, Michigan native who could also see time at 174-pounds. While at Lake Fenton High School he was a three-time MHSAA state qualifier taking sixth in 2013 and third in 2013. He was a league and regional champion while being named a three-time team captain. He graduates with 174 career wins and plans to major in Business Management – Marketing.
 
Andy Donaho is the lone recruit at 174-pounds. The Lake Fenton, Michigan native was a 2013 MHSAA state finalist and 2014 state champion for Lake Fenton High School. He was also named Tri-County Wrestler of the Year.
 
The 184-pound weight class features an IHSAA state champion, a team captain and a semi-state qualifier all from Indiana.
 
Damien Chambers of Ellettsville, Indiana headlines the group having won the IHSAA state title at 182-pounds in 2014. The Edgewood High School grad is a three-time Western Indiana Conference champion and 2014 IHSAA Evansville semi-state champion. He graduates as the record holder for most consecutive wins in a season with 44.
 
Stone Neese of Brownsburg, Indiana was a team captain and two-time semi-state qualifier for Brownsburg High School while also earning Disney Duals All-American honors. He will be majoring in Fashion Merchandising.
 
Griffith High School grad, Ryan Dunlap was a 2014 semi-state qualifier while also being runner-up at Lake County Conference and Sectional. The Griffith native plans to major in Criminal Justice.
 
Tieshawn Johnson is a two-time conference and IHSAA sectional champ while also being a semi-state champion and IHSAA fifth-place medalist for Elkhart Memorial High School. The Elkhart, Indiana native plans to major in Business and Marketing while competing at 197-pounds.
 
Andre Porter and Eric Ousley, both Indiana natives, round out the class in the heavyweight division.
 
Porter comes to Tech from Hamilton Heights High School in Cicero, Indiana where he was a team captain. He was a two-time USA Wrestling Iowa Nationals All-American and an ISWA Folkstyle state champion. He will major in Psychology.
 
Ousley is a Noblesville, Indiana native who is transferring from Harper Community College. He is a three-time ISWA Greco state champion, national duals and Fargo national team member while also being a two-time freestyle state placer at Hamilton Southeastern High School.

2067
Camden Eppert Joins Wabash Wrestling Staff
Richard Paige Wabash Sports Information
 
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. –Wabash College Director of Athletics Joe Haklin announced Thursday that Camden Eppert has been hired as an assistant wrestling coach.
 
Eppert joins the Little Giant staff after spending the last four years as a member of the Purdue University wrestling team. During his career (2010-14), Eppert won 65 matches at 125 pounds, twice qualified for the NCAA Championships, and four times was named Academic All-Big Ten Conference.
 
"I am thrilled and fortunate to join the Wabash College wrestling program," said Eppert. "I am extremely excited to begin my career as a coach and help student-athletes reach their goals on and off the mat. I've had the opportunity to be coached and mentored by countless people who have shaped my approach and I cannot wait to get started."
 
[caption id=attachment_6735" align="alignright" width="150] Camden Eppert[/caption]
 
Eppert graduated from Purdue in 2014, earning a bachelor of science while majoring in Public Health Promotions. During his tenure in West Lafayette, IN, he was a three-time All-Academic honoree by the National Wrestling Coaches Association, a team captain as a junior and senior, and was named Outstanding Freshman in 2011.
 
As a senior in 2013-14, Eppert ranked fifth on the Boilermakers with 16 wins and was the 125-pound representative in 13 of 14 dual meets. As a junior, he posted a career-best 23 wins, including a 6-2 record in Big Ten dual meets. Over his last two seasons, Eppert was a combined 12 matches over .500 and won nearly 60 percent of his matches.
 
Eppert made his first NCAA Championship appearance as a freshman in 2011, following a fifth-place finish at the Big Ten Championships. He followed up with another NCAA berth in 2012, knocking off a pair of nationally ranked opponents during the meet.
 
"We couldn't have found a better hire for the position," said Wabash head wrestling coach Brian Anderson. "Camden is a proven winner and excelled on the mats and in the classroom while competing in college. He has strong name recognition across the state and is going to be a great help with our lower weight classes."
 
In addition to his successes on the mat, Eppert was a member of the Boilermaker Athletic Council, the John R. Wooden Leadership Institute, and was granted membership in Mortar Board, the national college senior honor society.
 
Born in Noblesville, IN, Eppert graduated in 2009 from Highland High School in Anderson, IN, winning IHSAA state titles in 2007 (103 pounds) and 2009 (119 pounds) to go with a 155-13 (.923) career record.
 
Entering his 11th season as the Wabash head coach, Anderson guided the Little Giants to their best-ever finish at the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships with a ninth-place finish in 2014. Riley Lefever became the first Little Giant to win a wrestling national championship, capturing the 184-pound weight class title. Wabash tied a school record by sending six competitors to the 2014 championship meet.

1117
Ten More Added to 2014-15 Greyhound Wrestling Incoming Class
Jackie Paquette, Asst. AD for Student Support & Sports Information
 
INDIANAPOLIS- In a second wave of additions, UIndy Wrestling Head Coach Jason Warthan has announced another 10 new Greyhounds for the 2014-15 season. The 10 new grapplers bring the incoming class for next season to 17 members.
 
Joining the UIndy roster in the fall will be Keith Bachert, Taylor DeLong, Jeff Dixon, Dylan Faulkenberg, Johnnie Foster, Mitch Goldbach, Justin Halaska, Brandon Hannigan, Jake Rickenbaugh and Alex Riegel. Three of the newcomers will be transfers into the Greyhound program, with the remaining seven coming on as true freshmen in August.
 
Bachert, a Crete-Monee (Illinois) product, will come to UIndy as a 165. He earned eight total letters for the Warriors, in wrestling, baseball and cross country. Bachert was a three-time all-conference selection on the mat and was team MVP as a junior, while leading the team in wins as a senior.
 
DeLong is a transfer to the Greyhounds as a 184 from NAIA Indiana Tech. The Westfield, Ind. native was an NAIA National Qualifier at Indiana Tech, and placed eighth in the state of Indiana as a senior in high school. He was also a member of the Indiana/Illinois All-Star team as a senior, and set both Westfield HS and county records for most pins.
 
Dixon will come to UIndy from Fishers, Ind. and Hamilton Southeastern High School. The 197 or heavyweight earned four letters for the Royals on the mat, and was a two-time semi state qualifier as a prep.
 
Faulkenberg, a three-sport student-athlete at Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter, will wrestle heavyweight as a Greyhound. He placed fourth in the state as a senior, and went 47-1 as a junior. The 12-time letter winner also helped CRHS to a football state title as a junior and a runner-up finish as a senior.
 
Foster, the second of three incoming Illinois natives, will come to UIndy from Bloom Trail HS as a 184. He was a state placer in Illinois last year, taking sixth. He also played football for the Trailblazers, and was an honor roll student as a prep.
 
Goldbach, also a transfer to UIndy, will make the move from NC State to the Greyhounds. A four-time conference champion and state qualifier in North Carolina as a prep, Goldbach will wrestle 133 for UIndy. The Wake Forest, NC native placed twice in his prep career, taking second as a sophomore and fifth as a senior, en route to a 147-20 high school record.
 
Halaska is the third transfer to join the Greyhounds, coming from Heidelberg University. The 197 earned seven letters as a prep for Parma, Ohio HS, placing twice at state. He took eighth as both a junior and a senior, earning All-Conference accolades and All-Ohio honors both seasons.
 
Hannigan also comes to UIndy via Illinois' Crete-Monee HS. The 174 was a state qualifier as a senior, earning the Warriors' MVP award in his final season. He was also a two-time All-Conference selection, as well as a three-sport athlete during high school.
 
Rickenbaugh is a two-time state qualifier from Heritage Hills High School. The 174 took eighth in the state as a junior, and was a two-time Pocket Athletic Conference champion. He also won a pair of regional and sectional titles, en route to a 114-10 career record for the Patriots over three varsity seasons. Rickenbaugh set the Heritage Hills single-season record for pins with 37 as a senior as well.
 
Riegel rounds out the newcomers, hailing from Evansville Reitz, which also produced two-time UIndy All-American and current assistant coach Alex Johns. Riegel, who will come to UIndy as a 157, was a team captain of a senior and posted a career record of 89-32 in earning three letters in wrestling at Reitz.
 
Kyle Keller, Brendon Kelley, Heath Lange, Tyler Scott, D.J. Smith, Brian Wagner and J.D. Waters round out the newcomers for 2014-15, with their accomplishments archived in an earlier release, found here. The Greyhounds lost seven of their 10 starters from last year's eighth-place finishing team at the NCAA Division II National Championships to graduation or exhaustion of eligibility.

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June Wrestling Recap
As the old saying goes, Summer wrestling makes Winter champions and that was proven over the course of June. Four major events took place with many wrestlers from the state facing the toughest competition from around the country. Here is a recap of the major events and their top wrestlers.
 
Schoolboy Duals at Warren Central High School
 
The top wrestlers in the 6th-8th grades took on the best from around the country in their own backyard once again. Indiana entered two teams in both Greco and Freestyle and came away with many great wins over the course of the week. In Greco, Indiana Blue finished in 28th place out of 35 teams despite giving up four forfeits throughout the event. Indiana Gold finished in 16th place for the event. In the freestyle portion Indiana Blue once again had an uphill battle with forfeits to start each match. The team went 1-4 over the two days, but had some outstanding wrestlers. Indiana Gold earned team All-American honors with a 7th place finish. They won their initial pool going 3-0 and then went 1-3 in the final Gold championship pool. All-Tournament wrestlers for the event were Brayden Curtis, Devon Stikes, and Jacob Obst in freestyle and Tucker Coffman, Kyle COrnwell, and Manny Cheam in Greco-Roman.
 
Freestyle Results
Greco-Roman Results
 
Cadet Duals in Daytona Beach, Florida
 
The first trip to Florida this month proved to be very good for many Indiana wrestlers. Another extremely talented Cadet team took on the top teams in the nation. In the Greco portion Indiana finished 10th. They were one point from defeating the eventual runner-up in Ohio Red on the first day. In Freestyle, the team finished as All-American for the second straight year. After losing to Ohio Red in the initial pool, Indiana took 7th in the finals. All-Tournament honors went to Alec White in freestyle and Joe Lee and Kobe Woods in Greco-Roman.
 
Freestyle Results
Greco-Roman Results
 
Junior Duals in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
 
With 14 of the state’s top teams heading to Disney our Junior duals team had the deck stacked against them. The Greco team, with five forfeits, won one match, but was lead by feisty Super Charger Ben Cauffman going 6-1. On the Freestyle side, injuries throughout the first day made for a rough time past the first pool. On the second day was forfeiting up to six weights. The Warrior Brock Hudkins lead the way with a perfect mark and earned All-Tournament honors.
 
Freestyle Results
Greco-Roman Results
 
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Disney Duals in Orlando, Florida
 
[caption id=attachment_6698" align="alignleft" width="300] Community 2 Champions Yorktown[/caption]
 
Fourteen teams from the Hoosier state made the trek to see Mickey Mouse and get some great wrestling experience last week. Indiana had a great showing in the Community 1 division with Avon making the championship finals. Other top 8 teams included Perry Meridian 4th, Penn 6th, and Brownsburg 8th. All of those teams earned All-American status.
 
In the Community 2 division, Yorktown swept the field with ease for their 6th title in 7 years. They defeated Ohio’s Oak Harbor in the finals. Evansville Memorial made the championship bracket, but fell just short in the placing round. Terre Haute North was the lone representative in the Developmental division and placed in the top 12.
 
Lastly, Penn once again entered a team in the super tough All-Star division. This year’s team was filled with tough Penn kids and other top wrestlers from across the state. That team finished 15th out of 47. Leading the way was Drew Hughes going undefeated, while Drew Hildebrandt, Jose Champagne, Joey Mammoletti, Blake Rypel and Kobe Woods all had one loss.
 
Links to Results
Community 1
Community 2
Developmental
All-Star
 
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Paul Young Named Acting Head Wrestling Coach at Army
WEST POINT, N.Y. - Army assistant coach Paul Young has been named acting head coach for the Army wrestling program, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Boo Corrigan announced today.
Young, who recently completed his third season at Army, will oversee the program while a national search for a head coach is conducted.
 
Joe Heskett has decided to leave Army West Point to pursue an administrative opportunity at West Virginia University.
 
"We want to thank coach Heskett for the past four years with us," said Corrigan. "With every change, comes a great opportunity to reinvigorate our program and find a new leader. We are deeply committed to our cadets and will find a great head coach."

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Miracle Repeats as Asics First Team All-American
This is Kayla Miracle's fourth selection to the first team.
 
2014 ASICS Girls High School All-American Wrestling Team named
 
The nation’s best girls high school wrestlers are being honored with the announcement of the 14th annual ASICS Girls High School All-American Wrestling Team.
 
The 2014 First Team members will be recognized at the ASICS/Vaughan Junior National Championships in Fargo, N.D., July 18-26, where they will be presented with their trophies. At the same time, the ASICS High School Girls Wrestler of the Year will be announced.
 
There were seven members of the 2013 First Team who were selected as First Team members again in 2014: Teshya Alo of Kamehameha High School (Hawaii), Marina Doi of Kingsburg High School (Calif.), Alyssa LaFrancis of Poway High School (Calif.), Becka Leathers of Choctaw High School (Okla.), Anastasia Lobsinger of Northgate High School (Calif.), Kayla Miracle of Culver Academy (Ind.) and Alexis Porter of Shenedahowa High School (N.Y.)
 
Miracle is on the ASICS First Team for the fourth straight year. Doi and LaFrancis are on the team for the third straight year. Alo, Leathers, Lobsinger and Porter are First Teamers for the second time in a row.
 
The ASICS Girls High School All-American Wrestling Team is selected by a nationwide panel of wrestling experts. It is the only national all-star team for which female high school wrestlers competing on all four grade levels are eligible. Athletes from across the nation were considered for their achievements in high school wrestling, as well as the major post-season freestyle and folkstyle competitions.
 
ASICS is a national sponsor of USA Wrestling and a major supporter of wrestling at all levels. ASICS has sponsored the nationally respected ASICS High School All-American Team for boys wrestlers for 29 years.
 
“ASICS America Corporation is proud to be a sponsor of the All-American wrestling team for girls,” said Neil Duncan, Vice President of TW Promotions which represents ASICS. “Women’s wrestling is growing at all levels, with more opportunity on the college and Olympic levels. These are our future college national champions and Olympians in women’s wrestling.”
 
California led the nation with five First Team members, including Marina Doi, Alyssa LaFrancis and Anastasia Lobsinger, plus Regina Doi of Kingsburg High School and Gabrielle Garcia of Valencia High School. No other state had more than one First Team member.
 
Miracle placed sixth in the 2014 U.S. Senior Open at 128 pounds, the top placement of a high school wrestler at the competition. Lobsinger placed seventh at the 2014 U.S. Open at 165 pounds.
 
Seven First Team members won USA Wrestling ASICS/Vaughan Junior National titles in the summer of 2014, including Alo, Leathers, Marina Doi, Regina Doi, Porter, plus Rachel Hale of Mount Anthony High School (Vermont) and Maya Nelson of Denver East High School (Colo.).
 
Six First Teamers won the 2014 USA Wrestling Junior Folkstyle Nationals in Oklahoma: Marina Doi, Regina Doi, Miracle, Leathers plus Jasmine Bailey of Iowa City West High School (Iowa) and Kenya Spenser of Caro High School (Mich.)
 
Regina Doi won a Cadet World silver medal in the summer of 2013, while Marina Doi and Alo won Cadet World bronze medals.
 
Four First Teamers were also Cadet National Champions last summer, Alo, Nelson, Garcia and Spenser.
 
Four First Teamers won the 2014 Body Bar FILA Junior Nationals and will compete at the Junior World Championships this summer: Miracle, Leathers, Marina Doi and Porter. Alo and Garcia won the 2014 Body Bar FILA Cadet Nationals, and will compete at the Cadet World Championships this summer.
 
Rounding out the First Team was Jessika Rottier of North Pulaski High School (Wis.)
 
The First Team featured seven seniors, four juniors and three sophomores. In total, 10 states were represented on the First Team.
 
The Second Team was also star-studded, led by Junior Nationals freestyle champions Steffanie Hampton of Leslie High School (Mich.), Kiaya Van Scoyoc of Lakes High School (Wash.), Ryan Gibbons of Centralia High School (Wash.) and Autumn Rux of Lansing Eastern High School (Mich.), plus Cadet Nationals freestyle champions Angelica Llanes of Arvin High School (Calif.) and Taylor Rosario of Cinco Rancho High School (Texas). Junior Folkstyle National champion Maddy Tung of Santa Monica High School (Calif.) and FILA Cadet National Nationals freestyle champion Sariyah Jones of James E. Enoch High School (Calif.) were also Second Team.
 
The Third Team featured Junior Folkstyle National champions Theresa Rankin of Grass Valley High School (Mich.), Kendall Reusing of La Sierra High School (Calif.), Ronna Heaton of Brookings High School (S.D.), Dominique Parrish of Scotts Valley High School (Calif.) and Rachel Watters of Ballard High School (Iowa). Also on the Third Team was FILA Cadet freestyle champion Katerina Lobsinger of Northgate High School (Calif.)
 
As the National Federation of State High Schools has yet to determine specific weight classes for girls wrestling, the athletes were selected based solely on achievement and ability. The top 14 athletes were named to the First Team, the second 14 athletes were named to the Second Team and the third 14 athletes were selected to the Third Team. Thirty athletes were named as Honorable Mention. An effort was made to make a reasonable spread of weights on each team. If the National Federation sets specific girls weight classes in the future, the selection committee will consider using those weight classes for the selection criteria at that time.
 
For the TheMat.com/ASICS Girls High School All-American Wrestling Team, athletes were identified in three weight ranges: Light (100-121 pounds); Middle (122-140 pounds); Upper (141 pounds and above).
 
In total, 72 wrestlers were selected to TheMat.com/ASICS Girls High School All-American Wrestling Team.
 
California led all states with 20 selections, followed by Michigan and Texas with seven and Hawaii and Washington with four.
 
A total of 29 states were represented on the All-American Team. The team included 31 seniors, 27 juniors, 12 sophomores and two freshmen.
 
Women’s wrestling is one of the fastest growing sports among youth sports for women. It has been an Olympic sport for the last three Olympic Games, the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece, the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China and the 2012 Olympics in London, England. There are an estimated 11,000 girls competing on the high school level in the United States today, and the number has grown each year for the last dozen years. Colleges continue to add women’s wrestling on the varsity and club level across the nation.
 
2014 TheMat.com/ASICS Girls High School All-American Team
 
First Team (alphabetically)
Teshya Alo, sophomore, Honolulu, Hawaii, Kamehameha High School, light
Jasmine Bailey, senior, Iowa City, Iowa, Iowa City West High School, light
Marina Doi, senior, Kingsburg, Calif, Kingsburg High School, light
Regina Doi, senior, Kingsburg, Calif., Kingsburg High School, light
Gabrielle Garcia, sophomore, Anaheim, Calif., Valencia High School, light
Rachel Hale, senior, Bennington, Vermont, Mount Anthony High School, light
Alyssa LaFrancis, junior, Poway, Calif., Poway High School, upper
Becka Leathers, junior, Choctaw, Okla., Choctaw High School, middle
Anastasia Lobsinger, senior, Concord, Calif., Northgate High School, upper
Kayla Miracle, senior, Campbellsville, Ky., Culver Academy, light
Maya Nelson, junior, Denver, Colo., Denver East High Schook, middle
Alexis Porter, senior, Ballston Lake, N.Y., Shenendehowa High School, upper
Jessika Rottier, junior, Little Suamico, Wis., North Pulaski High School, middle
Kenya Spencer, sophomore, Caro, Mich., Caro High School, upper
 
Second Team (alphabetically)
Arian Carpio, junior, Federal Way, Wash., Beamer High School, middle
Ryan Gibbons, junior, Rochester, Wash., Centralia High School, upper
Steffanie Hampton, senior, Onondaga, Mich., Leslie High School, light
Cassidy Jasperson, senior, League City, Texas, Clear Springs High School, light
Sariyah Jones, sophomore, Modesto, Calif., James C. Enoch High School, light
Cadence Lee, senior, Los Altos Hill, Calif., Gunn High School, light
Angelica Llanes, junior, Lamont, Calif., Arvin High School, light
Jasmine Mendoza, senior, San Jose, Calif., Overfelt High School, middle
Maia Phanthadara, senior, Honolulu, Hawaii, Roosevelt High School, light
Taylor Rosario, sophomore, Katy, Texas, Cinco Rancho High School, upper
Autumn Rux, senior, Lansing, Mich., Lansing Eastern High School, upper
Maddy Tung, junior, Santa Monica, Calif., Santa Monica High School, middle
Kiaya Van Scoyoc, senior, Lakewood, Wash., Lakes High School, upper
Areana Villeascusa, senior, Rio Rico, Ariz., Rio Rico High School, middle
 
Third Team (alphabetically)
Alexis Bleau, sophomore, Schoharie, N.Y., Schoharie High School, light
Francesca Giorgio, senior, West Lawn, Pa., Wilson High School, middle
Hanna Gladden, senior, Gadsden, Ala., Ohatchee High School, upper
Skylar Grote, sophomore, Newton, N.J., Blair Academy, upper
Ronna Heaton, freshman, Brookings, S.D., Brookings High School, light
Kaitlyn Hill, junior, Constantine, Mich., Constantine High School, upper
Jessi Kee, senior, Laurinburg, N.C., Scottland High School, middle
Ricki Liang, junior, Vallejo, Calif., Jesse Bethel High School, middle
Katarina Lobsinger, junior, Concord, Calif., Northgate High School, upper
Dominique Parrish, junior, Scotts Valley, Calif., Scotts Valley High School, light
Emily Pinson, junior, Lizella, Ga., Rutland High School, light
Theresa Rankin, sophomore, Grass Lake, Mich.,Grass Lake High School, light
Kendall Reusing, junior, Riverside, Calif., La Sierra High School, upper
Rachel Watters, sophomore, Ankeny, Iowa, Ballard High School, upper
 
Honorable Mention (alphabetically)
Taylor Alva, senior, Cypress, Texas, Cy Woods High School, middle
McKenzie Bacich, sophomore, Stockton, Calif., Bear Creek High School, light
Brittany Bates, sophomore, Doyline, La., Doyline High School, light
Rachel Bates, senior, Spring, Texas, Oak Ridge High School, upper
Sierra Blasone, junior, Sussex, N.J., Sparta High School, light
Samantha Cushard, junior, Grass Lake, Mich., Grass Lake High School, upper
Jessica DeHart, junior, Hood River, Ore., Hood River Valley High School, light
Jenna Elmlinger, junior, Buffalo, Wyo., Buffalo High School, middle
Nadine Fiege, junior, Atlantic Beach, Fla., Centralia High School, upper
Abigail Flores, junior, Frisco, Texas, Frisco High School, upper
Cierra Foster, freshman, Post Falls, Idaho, Post Falls High School, light
Destane Garrick, senior, Brooklyn, N.Y., Wingate Campus High School, upper
Alyssa Gonzalez, senior, Vallejo, Calif., Benicia High School, middle
Alyssa Hernandez, junior, Hayward, Calif., James Logan High School, upper
Hanna Jewell, junior, Goodrich, Mich., Goodrich High School, light
Devyn Johnson, senior, Osakis, Minn., Osakis High School, light
Ilania Keju, junior, Spring, Texas, Klein Oak High School, upper
Julia Long, senior, Mountain View, Wyo., Mountain View High School, light
Genesis Patterson, junior, Irmo, S.C., Dutch Fork High School, light
Shannon Paaaina, senior, Ewa Beach, Hawaii, Mid-Pacific Institute, middle
Harmony Pacheco, Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii, Kamehameha High School, light
Stephanie Pantoja, senior, Orlando, Fla., Cypress Creek High School, upper
Harmony Roberts, junior, Ukiah, Calif., Ukiah High School, light
Cara Romeike, senior, Coppell, Texas, Coppell High School, middle
Andrea Sennett, sophomore, Wheeling, Ill., Wheeling High School, upper
Tatum Sparks, junior, Othello, Wash., Othello High School, middle
Koral Sugiyama, junior, Pocatello, Idaho, Pocatello High School, middle
Harriet Symington, senior, Bethesda, Md, Walt Whitman High School, light
Courteney Tompkins, senior, Santa Maria, Calif., Pioneer Valley High School, upper
Lakiyah Wagoner, senior, Van Nuys, Calif., Birmingham High School, upper
 
Light (100-121 pounds); Middle (122-140 pounds); Upper (141 pounds and above).

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Tyrel Todd Announced as Purdue Assistant Coach
Today new Purdue coach Tony Ersland announced that former Michigan Wolverine standout Tyrel Todd will be joining him on staff. Todd comes in with a wealth of success at the NCAA and Olympic levels. Todd was a two-time All-American at 197lbs including winning the B1G championship as a senior.
 
Click here for a link to Todd's bio on Purdue's website.

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Gelen Robinson - A Man for All Seasons
By Chad Hollenbaugh
IndianaMat Senior Writer
 
Winter, spring, summer or fall.....it never mattered to Gelen Robinson, he competed through them all. The recently graduated Robinson, from Lake Central High School (St. John, IN) completed his storied high school career a few weeks back with a state championship in the discus and a third place finish in the shot put. A third place medal and a state title are impressive graduation presents and very few athletes ever get to end their high school athletic career on such a high note. For Robinson it was perhaps a little more, it was the capstone, the culmination of the greatest four year run of athletic achievement in the history of the state of Indiana.
 
FOOTBALL - THE FIRST LOVE
 
Physical by nature, Robinson had a stand out career as an outside linebacker for Lake Central. As a sophomore he was named the area's Defensive Player of the Year and was all state. His name quickly circulated in the recruiting game as he attended football camps during his summer "off-season." His junior year included another player of the year honor and multiple all state team selections.Scholarships offers from multiple B1G conference schools followed and Robinson chose Purdue University as his next stop. An outside linebacker who is equally comfortable playing with his hand on the ground or in space, Robinson is the highlight of Purdue's recruiting class and according to ESPN B1G conference guru, Brian Bennett. Robinson will compete from day one for playing time for the rebuilding Boilermakers.
 
Football might be the first love, but Robinson's name will go down in history because of his achievements he accumulated during the rest of his high school career.
 
WRESTLING - WHERE HARD WORK GETS REWARDED
 
I first became aware of Robinson five years ago after reading a small article about him winning a Middle School "state" title. Following a moderately successful freshman campaign which included over 30 wins and qualifying for semi-state, Robinson broke out as a state force in his sophomore year. Using a Greco based offensive attack, he was very exciting to watch as he would constantly attack from his feet and looked to toss his opponents. He finished his sophomore year with a 47-5 record and a third place finish in the state meet. It was at this state meet where many became impressed with Robinson's poise and maturity. During his semifinal match, he had several close calls not go his way and lost by decision to the eventual state champion. The stoic Robinson never batted an eye and continued to execute the game plan of attacking. It was an impressive display of maturity and class for a sophomore in high school.
 
Not one to rest on his laurels, Robinson spent what time he could in a local club to try to improve as an overall wrestler. This hard work paid off as major improvements could be noted between his sophomore and junior years. In addition to his upper body arsenal, Robinson had mastered a single leg takedown, a high crotch, and a devastating blast double. These were on display along with his amazing shot defense in his final two seasons where he was rarely challenged and ran off 101 straight victories and two state titles.
 
This spring, Robinson was named to the honorable mention list of the Asics All-American team. What would have happened if Gelen would have chosen wrestling over football in college? No one knows for sure but with his penchant for hard work combined with plenty of God given talent, the sky would be the limit in many experts estimation.
 
TRACK AND FIELD - ATTENTION TO DETAIL
 
Spring sports in general seem to get the short shrift in terms of media attention but for Gelen Robinson, it was another opportunity to keep the competitive juices flowing. In the discus and shot put rings, Robinson achieved marks that, on a national scale, outpaced his impressive resume on the football field and wrestling mat. As a frosh, Robinson qualified for state in the discus and had a season's best of nearly 160 feet. He also tossed the shot over the 50 foot mark.
 
The following three springs saw Robinson pick up six medals in the shot put and discus. A 1st in discus this spring along with two runner-up finishes, two third places, and a 7th his sophomore year. Medaling that many times in the state meet is very impressive but the distance in which he tossed the discus the past two seasons put Gelen in a nationally elite group. His tosses of over 200 feet in 2013 and slightly under 200 feet this spring both ranked as the 6th best prep efforts in the nation.
 
HISTORY - BEFORE OUR VERY EYES
 
In the late 1960s, Indianapolis Washington produced George McGinnis, who was all-state in both football and basketball. On the hardwood, he was LeBron, fifteen years before LeBron was even born. McGinnis was a do-it-all power forward who scored, rebounded (better) and dished the ball like the aforementioned King James.
 
The 1980s produced Rod Woodson, out of Fort Wayne. Woodson is, of course, a NFL Hall of Famer but in his high school and college days, he was also a state champion and All-American hurdler in track and field. As icing on the proverbial cake, Woodson played basketball in his junior and senior years of high school and was an all-conference performer.
 
Tim Bishop of Valparaiso was an All-State performer in football, basketball and baseball in 1993-94. Bishop was offered a full ride for football at Indiana University, led his team to a state runner-up in basketball and was drafted by the New York Mets. He was playing in their minor league system when his life was tragically cut short in an auto accident.
 
Valparaiso High School produced another of Indiana's all-time great high school athletes in Jeff Samardzija (2003 graduate). A multiple time all-state honoree in both football and baseball, the lanky Samardzija also played basketball in high school. He played both football and baseball for Notre Dame and was a two time All-American in football. Drafted by the Cubs, he is currently the ace of their staff and recently turned down a 5 year, $85 million dollar contract offer by the Cubbies.
 
How does Gelen Robinson stack up against those studs listed above? In terms of just high school accomplishments, I think Robinson stands atop the group. No matter what the future brings for the youngster, folks in Indiana will surely remember him as "A Man for All Seasons."