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Forgive me for not knowing some of these young guys, but there were some hammers at the Holiday classic. 
 
Ty Henderson 106- Vincennes Lincoln  Young man is solid 
 
Walter Hagedorn 106-TC was solid on  the day. Got a tf in qtrs over junior Rollin Douglas(FC)
 
Vince Kessinger 120-FC young freshman wasn't rattled by the gym noise as he squared off against Egli(Emd)  caught him in a cradle that didn't work at first and readjusted to lock it in for the fall. 
 
 
 

Solid wrestler who puts the work in. He's done well in middle school. Off to a solid HS career. Already has wins over 2 ranked seniors(King and Zirkelbach)  Hes going to mess up someone's brackets if they overlook him. 

Another solid post sir. 
A couple more  
 
2010: Jason Tsirtsis vs Devon Jackson. 4-0 OT for Tsirtsis
 
2011:Ayersman over Campbell 
10-8 OT
 
 
 
 

By JEREMY HINES
Thehines7@gmail.com
 
Kelton Farmer is a massive high school junior. He’s ranked No. 5 in the state at 220 pounds. He’s the tackle on Evansville Memorial’s football team and he bench presses over 300 pounds. Yet, senior Aiden Farmer refers to him as his little brother.
 
“Kelton is friggin huge,” Aiden said. “He got really big in the offseason. I put a lot of hours in the weight room, and I can tell you, he lifts more than anyone we know, by far. He even missed his own birthday because he was at the gym. We were supposed to eat cake and he didn’t show up and we had to reschedule.”
 
Kelton said he lifts weights five days a week, for two to three hours a day even during wrestling season.
 
“Weight lifting is relaxing and it’s a way to push myself,” Kelton said. “I know I make myself better.”
 
The Farmer brothers are 15 months apart. Aiden is an 18-year-old senior and Kelton is a 17-year-old junior. Both are ranked fifth in their weight classes in wrestling. Aiden wrestles at 170 pounds.
 
“I let him know, a lot, that I’m bigger than him,” Kelton said. “I think I outgrew him when I was six or seven. That’s when I started getting taller.”
 
Last year the brothers qualified for the state tournament. The oldest Farmer brother, Jacob, had just missed going to state twice. He lost to Gleason Mappes 4-2 in the ticket round in 2015 and then lost to Gleason again in 2016 in the ticket round 8-7 in an ultimate tie breaker.
 
“Qualifying for state was really cool for my family,” Aiden said. “My older brother wrestled for Castle and came so close to going. But I think I was more nervous and excited when Kelton won his ticket round match than I was when I won mine.
 
“I get super excited and anxious for his matches – especially the big ones. I have a lot of faith in him, and I know he’ll do great, but I do get nervous for him.”
 
The brothers line up next to each other on the defensive line for the Evansville Memorial football team. Aiden was an all-state defensive end on the team this year that reached semistate.
 
Both would love to either wrestle or play football in college.
 
On the wrestling mat, Aiden excels in the top position. He uses his length to keep his opponent down and he can get takedowns from multiple angles in the neutral position.
 
Kelton’s style is to use his brut strength to wear down his opponents.
 
“They are only a year apart, but they are very different people,” Evansville Memorial coach Larry Mattingly said. “It’s fun to watch how they interact with each other and how they encourage one another. Bot are very unselfish and are great teammates.
 
“Kelton has a lot of speed and strength, especially for his size. Aiden is very hard to score on. He doesn’t do anything flashy, and his closes are usually pretty close. He’s like a good pitcher. He’s just hard to score on. They are also both very cerebral wrestlers. They understand the sport well. They expect a lot out of each other.”
 
The Farmer brothers are excited about competing today in the Evansville Mater Dei Holiday Tournament. Both wrestlers will have ranked opponents in their weight classes and it’s a great test for the upcoming state tournament.
 
“I have Brody Baummann and Codei Khawaja in my class,’ Aiden said. “They are ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in the state. Kelton has Nathan Critchfield in his class, and he’s ranked No. 2.”
 
There are two other Memorial wrestlers ranked in the state this season. Freshman Landon Horning is at No. 12 in the 126-pound class and junior Keegan Williams is No. 14 at 132.
 
“That tournament is a tough tournament,” Mattingly said. “It’s right there in our back yard and it gives us a chance to go bang heads with the best of them.”
 
The Farmer brothers both hope to get on the podium this year in the state tournament. Aiden wrote that as a goal going into the season. Last year his goal was to get to state, and he accomplished that. This year he’s upping the ante.
 
“Their dad, Eric is very involved with them in wrestling and he’s been a big influence on them,” Mattingly said. “But he will tell you that they get their real competitive fire and toughness from their mom, Jessica Parsons. She played college volleyball.”
 

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Solid wrestler who puts the work in. He's done well in middle school. Off to a solid HS career. Already has wins over 2 ranked seniors(King and Zirkelbach)  Hes going to mess up someone's brackets if they overlook him. 

Brendon Kelley spladle on Darden Schurg 

...and this was the fuel to win a DIII national championship 

Tinoco also over FW SS 8th Camari Kirk 4-3. He had a decent day

Nice Job Keegan!!   Also Is Joey going to 132 and Brooks 126 or just mixing it
up during the season??  Good Luck Warriors!!  Get ready for that Mooresville 
Regional!!!  Meat Grinder  Bt19

138 final at northmont- Evansville Semistate #8(145) Grandinetti from Whiteland gets decision over #7 ranked Webb of Rensselaer.
 
 

Makes sense.  He's back and doing well at MD today.  Should have a nice Semifinal match tomorrow morning against Keaton Morton of Perry Meridian.  

Brendon Kelley spladle on Darden Schurg 

Al Smith
 
Noah Lykins over Isaac Ruble 14-8 
 
Johnny Cortez over Trevor Schammert 6-4

Wrestling Fans, just a heads up! I am jumping around and watching all the
Big tournaments today! Up at North Mont. @ 106 we could Potentially see
an all Female FINAL!!  Ocampo-NH and Buchanan-WV are in the Semi's of
the Winners Bracket!! This is Great for the Sport.    
 
                                                           Bigtoe19

Info , at the Mooresville Holiday Classic. I seen that Cash Turner-Edgewood
TF or Pinned his way to a MHC title. Beating some ranked wrestler in his 
weight class.   Nice Job  ,  BigToe19

First seed to go down is Hobart's formerly undefeated Alan Turich at 160.

Vincent Tinoco - Whiteland over 14th ranked Clifton Johnson - North Central 2-1

132: Undefeated Jasper Graber Northridge d undefeated #16 Bryce Denton Penn(number 2 seed) 
first round 😳

138: Lucas Clement Merrillville d #9 Dominic Litchfield Bellmont(#2 seed) 7-5 OT
Lucas has had a really solid season so far

220 Keagan Martin Bellmont d #13Devin Kendrix mt Vernon 7-2 

Martin remains undefeated 
 

285: Andrew Just (unranked) FRANKLIN CENTRAL decision over #17 Logan McGraw OWEN VALLEY 6-4

Someone mention Buschhhhhhhhhh???

Always love the highly rated or talked about guys getting low seeds here got to go from passed years placement. It has happened to us all...... that have competed at it. Anyways if you got  to win the bracket you got to beat them all.... right? 

Heard Hayhurst isn’t wrestling this year

@Mattyband I found @TripleB at the Madison local Sushi joint we’re taking this scandalous ranker to his crib where @Y2CJ41 gave us his address . Looks just like TripleB , receding hair line , lost a few pounds . We Got’em before he escapes to Cuba . No worries Fans he’s in good hands , Evansville SS Rankings will be up Soon . Here soon he’ll go through #TheCountyMafia interrogation so we can take all his Ranking Skills well….. (Dr. Evil laugh here) “what’s left of it “ when we get done with him. Where going to hack his ranking codes . Give them to @ontherise219, so he’ll post them every other week . TripleB done messed up now ! 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Nobody was hurt, just ruff up a bit, that he knows we mean business !