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WOW! Any details???

http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/niwa/sports/m-wrestl/auto_pdf/DI-prelims1.pdf

Everhart had a HUGE win over Zabriske of Iowa St.

Y2's thumbs must be sore from texting all these updates. ;D Keep them coming! I am watching National Duals and reading your updates. Great day!

Was Castner at 160 or 171? Any where to find some results?

Howe is looking tough. Up 7-5 on Sherfy from Boise St. Howe just won 7-6

Sanderson won in ot

Couglin and Sanderson are tied 1-1 in third

Angel lost

Sanderson is now wrestling Coughlinn

The IU match is now on live.

Who does Mish have next?

Keep the updates rolling. Does anyone know if WBZD is broadcasting today?

also a webcast going on live at: http://www.livesportsvideo.com/golive/goliveevents.asp?q=NWCA

Takedown radio is doing an audio broadcast of the duals. http://www.livesportsvideo.com/golive/goliveevents.asp?q=takedownradio You may have to sign up for a free account to get the broadcast.

There will also be a lot of former Indiana wrestlers competing in the Div. II and III Duals: Here are the pairings and the ranked wrestlers as published on wrestling411 Division II #1 Nebraska-Omaha vs. Limestone 184: #1 Dan Scalan (Limestone) vs. #2 Austin Boehm (UNO) #8 Mercyhurst vs. Chadron State No Ranked Matchups #5 Central Oklahoma vs. St. Cloud State No Ranked Matchups #4 Minnesota State-Mankato vs. Findlay 285: #3 Brady Wilson (Mankato) vs. #7 Travis Clark (Findlay) #3 Nebraska-Kearney vs. Pitt-Johnstown 165: #1 Kyle Keane (UPJ) vs. #5 Taylor May (UNK) #6 Western State vs. Wisconsin-Parkside 125: #5 Eddie Lopez (Western) vs. #7 Cody Zimmerman (Parkside) 184: #5 Lucas Haag (Parkside) vs. #7 Charlie Pipher (Western) #7 Upper Iowa vs. Carson-Newman No Ranked Matchups #2 Newberry vs. Minnesota State-Moorhead 125: #5 Matt Oliver (Newberry) vs. #8 Joe Werner (Moorhead) 125 Pounds 3. Devlon Webb, Chadron State (Neb.) 4. Tyler Mumbulo, Upper Iowa 5. Eddie Lopez, Western State (Colo.) 6. Matt Oliver, Newberry (S.C.) 7. Cody Zimmerman, Wisconsin-Parkside 8. Joe Werner, Minnesota State-Moorhead 133 Pounds 2. Cody Garcia, Nebraska-Omaha 3. John Putnam, Minnesota State-Mankato 4. Shane Valko, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.) 5. Michael Baxter, Mercyhurst (Pa.) 6. Marques Bravo, Western State (Colo.) 8. Tim Elliott, Central Oklahoma 141 Pounds 3. Colby Robinson, Central Oklahoma 4. Travis Elg, Minnesota State-Mankato 6. Mario Morgan, Nebraska-Omaha 8. Tony Washington, Newberry (S.C.) 149 Pounds 1. Ryan Etherton, Nebraska-Kearney 2. Craig Becker, Wisconsin-Parkside 3. Tommy Abbott, Minnesota State-Mankato 6. Esai Dominguez, Nebraska-Omaha 7. Latra Collick, Newberry (S.C.) 157 Pounds 1. Todd Meneely, Nebraska-Omaha 2. Travis Eggers, Upper Iowa 5. John Sundgren, St. Cloud State (Minn.) 7. Keenan McCurdy, Nebraska-Kearney 165 Pounds 1. Kyle Keane, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.) 2. Josh Shields, Mercyhurst (Pa.) 3. Aaron Denson, Nebraska-Omaha 4. Tyler Tubbs, Minnesota State-Moorhead 5. Taylor May, Nebraska-Kearney 6. Corey VanGroll, Wisconsin-Parkside 7. Justin Shannon, Findlay (Ohio) 8. Tad Merritt, St. Cloud State (Minn.) 174 Pounds 1. Ross Taplin, Nebraska-Omaha 2. Marty Usman, Nebraska-Kearney 5. Brett Hunter, Chadron State (Neb.) 6. Larry Wilbanks, Western State (Colo.) 7. Tim Matheson, Minnesota State-Mankato 8. Mitch Norton, Upper Iowa 184 Pounds 1. Dan Scanlan, Limestone (S.C.) 2. Austin Boehm, Nebraska-Omaha 3. Brad Padgett, St. Cloud State (Minn.) 4. Hiram Smith, Findlay (Ohio) 5. Lucas Haag, Wisconsin-Parkside 7. Charlie Pipher, Western State (Colo.) 8. Paul Sutton, Nebraska-Kearney 197 Pounds 1. Josh Majerus, Chadron State (Neb.) 2. Donavan McMahill, Western State (Colo.) 3. Jacob Marrs, Nebraska-Omaha 6. Keeno Griffin, Newberry (S.C.) 7. Derek Ross, Nebraska-Kearney 8. Malcolm Briggs, Wisconsin-Parkside 285 Pounds 1. Dustin Finn, Central Oklahoma 2. Cy Wainwright, Newberry (S.C.) 3. Brady Wilson, Minnesota State-Mankato 4. Tony Lewis, Nebraska-Omaha 7. Travis Clark, Findlay (Ohio) 8. Trey Moss, Limestone (S.C.) Division III #1 Wartburg vs. Wabash No ranked matchups #8 Olivet vs. Luther No ranked matchups #5 UW-La Crosse vs. Dubuque 174: #8 Mike Schmitz (UW-La Crosse) vs. #9 Evan Brown (Dubuque) #4 Coe vs. Concordia (MN) 197: #8 Rob Kramer (Coe) vs. Anthony Neumann (Concordia) #3 Delaware Valley vs. Ohio Northern 125: #5 Chris Sheetz (Del Val) vs. #9 David Penny (ONU) #6 St. John?s vs. Heidelberg No Ranked matchups #7 Cornell vs. Johnson & Wales 133: #4 Nick Cuccinello (J&W) vs. #7 Nick Nothern (Cornell) 174: #1 Jerome Owens (J&W) vs. #6 Kyle Kehrli (Cornell) #2 Augsburg vs. Buena Vista No Ranked Matchups 125 1. Seth Flodeen, Augsburg 3. Clayton Rush, Coe 5. Chris Sheetz, Delaware Valley 7. Mark Kist, Wartburg 9. David Penny, Ohio Northern 133 1. Travis Lang, Augsburg 2. Matt Kelly, Wartburg 3. Zac Bartlett, Luther 4. Nick Cucciniello, J&W 5. Mogi Bataar, St. John?s 7. Nick Nothern, Cornell 10. Brandon Klemmer, Del Val 141 2. Zach McKray, Wartburg 3. Ben Anderson, Concordia 4. Lucas Murray, Augsburg 7. Vince Tucker, Olivet 9. Eric McCann, Del Val 149 1. Jacob Naig, Wartburg 2. Willy Holst, Augsburg 5. Matt Mauseth, UW-Lax 6. Johanson Quist, Luther 10. Mark Carey, Coe 157 1. Aaron Wernimont, Wartburg 2. Jason Brew, Olivet 5. Jason Adams, Augsburg 6. Dave Paramski, Cornell 7. Matt Baarson, St. John?s 9. Lane Lundy, Concordia 10. Luke Miller, Ohio Northern 165 1. Justin Hanson, Wartburg 2. Tyler Burkle, Coe 174 1. Jerome Owens, J&W 2. Kyle Vanderhyde, Olivet 5. Grant Jenkins, Wartburg 6. Kyle Kehrli, Cornell 7. Rocky Mantella, Del Val 8. Mike Schmitz, UW-Lax 9. Evan Brown, Dubuque 184 1. Mike Wilcox, Del Val 4. Bryan Lenhardt, J&W 6. Josh Zabel, UW-Lax 7. Dustin Baxter, St. John?s 8. Phil Moenkedick, Concordia 10. Nic Barclay, Luther 197 1. Alec Bonander, Luther 2. Jared Massey, Augsburg 5. Andy Moore, UW-Lax 7. Nick Shandri, Wartburg 8. Rob Kramer, Coe 9. Anthony Neumann, Concordia 285 2. Kyle Bilquist, Del Val 3. Andrew Witzel, Augsburg 5. Dan Laurent, UW-Lax 6. Mitch Sander, Coe 7. Allyn PLattner, Luther 8. John Helgerson, Wartburg written by Jason Bryant \\ tags: Division II, Division III, National Duals, NWCA

McMurray v. Mosier would be the better match. All 3 are extremely tough and talented wrestlers who have a shot at winning the state title.

All times Central. All showings on ESPN U (finals only): Jan. 15 - 3:00-5:30 pm Jan. 17 - 1:00-3:30 am Jan. 27 - Noon-2:30 pm Feb. 1 - 5:30-8:00 pm

those words usually end healthy discussion

http://www.thestarpress.com/article/20090109/HSSPORTS/901090344 The Muncie Starpress By MICHAEL CASAGRANDE mcasagrande@muncie.gannett.com January 9, 2009 GASTON -- The face-off before the championship matches told the tale. The parade of 14 green jackets spelled out Yorktown's dominance before it was final. With every Tiger qualifying for the championship round, the final matches were just formalities as Yorktown cruised to its 13th Delaware County wrestling tournament title in the past 14 years Thursday at Wes-Del. Of the 14 Tigers who qualified for the final round, 11 won championships with eight of those by pin. Delta finished 1491/2 points behind in second place followed by Daleville, Wes-Del and Wapahani. Any hope of sweeping every weight class title for Yorktown came to an early end when Wes-Del's Dustin Shaw beat Tiger Brock Bevans in an 8-4 decision in the 103-pound weight class. Wapahani's Clayton Harry earned by far the most thrilling victory of the tournament in the 135-pound division. Trailing Yorktown's Josh Rench 3-0 in the final seconds, Harry flipped his opponent onto his back for a two-point reversal. The referee counted off two quick back points just as the buzzer sounded to give the Raider a 4-3 win. Getting one of the three wins over a Yorktown wrestler was important, Harry said, because the program is such a "juggernaut." Delta's Evan Dely got the other non-Tiger win with a pin in the 189-pound division to beat Yorktown's Brennon Burke. Other than that, it was all Tigers. Of the eight pins, three came in the first period. Derek Bevans got the quickest pin by one second by winning the 125-pound championship in 39 seconds. Teammate Cody Harper won the 145-pound title in 40 seconds and Purdue signee Kyle Mosier took the 160-pound crown in 52 seconds. That was nothing new for Mosier, the No. 3 wrestler in the state in the 152-pound weight class. At 21-0 for the season, only two of his wins lasted more than one period. "My coaches were telling me 'just show your dominance by getting it done quick," said Mosier of his fourth county championship. Yorktown's Devon Jackson earned one of the more impressive wins in the 112-pound division with a pin of Delta's Steve Gonzales. Last season, it was Gonzales who prevented Yorktown from sweeping the county tournament. Austin Dent didn't have to work too hard for his 140-pound title. He was the only entrant in his weight class so the Tiger was crowned the champion without breaking a sweat. The busy week for Yorktown continues Saturday when its travels to the Franklin (Ind.) Invitational. A number of ranked teams from Indiana and Michigan will compete in the Franklin meet. Contact sports writer Michael Casagrande at 213-5807.

Ethics come into play only when you answer the question "Why you held your child back?" It also depends on a persons definition of ethics. Is the parent doing what is best for their child in helping them lead a successful life, or are tey being selfish and focusing on a sport? That is for the parents to decide. Holding students back in middle school however, especially if they have decent to good grades, will raise some red flags. Waiting to start kindergarten is common.

I looked all over for that hospitality room!!! ;D

ESPNU will air the finals NEXT week!

He is suppose to wrestle this weekend in the National Duals

I just posted the results on the results page.