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103 - Courer win by fall 112 - Shepherd win by fall 119 - Deleon win by fall 125 - Castro win by FF 130 - Schremp win by FF 135 - Vazquez win by fall 140 - Harbin win by fall in :18 145 - Weekley win by fall 152 - Browner win by fall over Valdez (#28 ranked) 160 - Marlin win by fall over Willenborg (#30 ranked) 171- Spangler win by fall 189 - Curtley win by fall 215 - Pratt wins 10-3 (#28 ranked) 285 - Dewitt win by fall Jeff 81-Holy Cross 0 Jeff A 21-8 on the season in Duals

January 19, 2011 WRESTLING WEDNESDAY: Pirates going for another MSC title Thursday Charlestown has won last five conference crowns By KEVIN HARRIS Kevin.Harris@newsandtribune.com The Jeffersonville News and Tribune Wed Jan 19, 2011, 12:34 AM EST > SOUTHERN INDIANA ? The Charlestown wrestling team has had its share of success in conference meets this season. On Dec. 11, the Pirates claimed their seventh consecutive Mid-Southern Conference Duals championship. Last Saturday, Charlestown won the Southern Indiana Wrestling Conference meet. Thursday at Corydon, the Pirates will be going for another conference crown as they will compete in the MSC Championships. They will be vying for their sixth MSC title in a row and their eighth league championship in a nine-season span. Charlestown head coach Adam Doherty, who has been a part of the previous five MSC crowns as either an assistant or head coach, gives a couple of reasons for the Pirates? Mid-Southern dominance. ?A big part of it is our lineup is always full,? said Doherty, who stated that some of his MSC rivals have not had full rosters at the meet in the past. ?Another part of it is our schedule is strong. Six of the 20 teams on our schedule this season are ranked. That helps us get better by the end of the year.? Doherty thinks several of his wrestlers have a shot at capturing individual MSC titles. That group includes Ethan Bowen (189 pounds), Jacob Hall (160), Cory Suddeth (152), Justin Wolf (125), Logan McCutchen (215), Ryan Miles (145), Seth McCutchen (171) and Cameron Stuart (135). ?I like our chances,? Doherty said about winning another MSC title. ?We did well in the MSC Duals. We?ve definitely gotten better since that time, so I definitely like our chances on Thursday.? One thing Doherty hopes his wrestlers do is find a way to bring home some individual titles. Despite winning the SIWC crown last weekend, none of the Pirates collected an individual championship. Five Charlestown grapplers reached the finals, but not one of them won. ?If we finish strong, we should be in good shape,? Doherty said. Injuries have plagued Bulldogs this season Eric Burres has dealt with his share of injuries during his 12-year tenure as the head wrestling coach at New Albany High School. But he has not battled a rash of ailments as strong as the one that has plagued his team throughout the 2010-11 season. Seven different Bulldogs have been out of the lineup at some point this season. That has forced the New Albany coach to rely on inexperienced wrestlers to fill some of the holes in his lineup. Burres also has had to forfeit some weight classes at several meets. Despite the adversity, Burres says his troops have soldiered on by displaying an inspired work ethic. ?We have had more injuries this year than we have had in the 12 years I have been coaching,? Burres said. ?We have had more injuries this season than others. But we have a good group of kids who are working hard and getting better every day. We have been fighting a string of injuries this year, but I am confident the kids will finish the season strong.? The most significant injury has been to sophomore Tre Marler, who qualified for the semistate last year in the 125-pound weight class. Marler had shoulder surgery in the fall and was expected to be back by last weekend?s Hoosier Hills Conference meet. But Marler has needed more time to recover from the surgery, so he has been ruled out for the rest of the season. Two New Albany grapplers got hurt during the HHC Duals in the first weekend of December in freshman Austin Ward and senior Cheyenne Conn. The Bulldogs finally got the pair back for the HHC meet last Saturday. Conn finished fourth at 215 pounds, while Ward was fifth at 125. ?I was impressed with the way he wrestled,? Burres said about Conn. ?It?s been a long year, but we have some people starting to get healthy.? Despite the return of Ward and Conn, New Albany had to forfeit three weight classes at the HHC meet, which were 103, 135 and 140. Burres said another obstacle the Bulldogs have had to face this year is not having enough wrestlers who can meet weight requirements in a specific division. ?We don?t have a lot of kids spread out. A lot of them are in the same weight class,? Burres said. ?We have some good young kids and a lot of them are freshmen and sophomores. If we can get them spread out, it would make a huge difference.? Even though the injuries have hampered the Bulldogs this season, they have picked the best time to get healed up. The postseason will start a week from Saturday at the Jeffersonville Sectional, and Burres says his wrestlers are ready to compete in the state tournament. ?It?s been tough and kind of a challenge. But the main thing is we are getting healthy for the sectional,? Burres said. ?We always gear our season toward the state tournament series.? The Bulldogs will tune up for the sectional Saturday by hosting the New Albany Invitational. The dual-meet format tournament will welcome five schools, which are Martinsville, Indian Creek, Southwestern, Providence and Louisville Manual. The New Albany Invite will include seven grapplers who are currently ranked in the top eight in Indiana in their respective weight divisions. ?You want the kids to do well as far as getting them to peak at the right time,? Burres said. ?It?s been a real frustrating season, but I?m optimistic about the end of it. We?ve had a lot of ups and downs, but we?re focusing on the state tournament series. They?re working hard every week and getting better.? WRESTLING RUNDOWN COMPILED BY KEVIN HARRIS CHARLESTOWN PIRATES EARN SIWC TITLE: Charlestown scored 215 points to win its first Southern Indiana Wrestling Conference championship since 2008 last Saturday at Southwestern. Five Pirates qualified for the finals, but each of them fell short of SIWC titles. They were Justin Wolf (125), Cory Suddeth (152), Jacob Hall (160), Ethan Bowen (189) and Logan McCutchen (215). Charlestown?s Cameron Stuart (135) and Seth McCutchen (171) each finished third. OTHER SIWC RESULTS: 112 ? Artemio Gomez, fourth; 130 ? Dakota Bungcayao, sixth; 140 ? Weddington, fourth; 145 ? Ryan Miles, fourth. PIRATES FALL TO JEFF: Charlestown suffered a 61-18 dual-meet loss to visiting Jeff last Wednesday. Hall (160), Bowen (189) and Seth McCutchen (171) each won by decision. Logan McCutchen also won at 215. NEXT MEET: Mid-Southern Conference Championships at Corydon, Thursday, 6 p.m. CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF INDIANA NEEL MAKES HISTORY AT SIWC: Cory Neel became the first CAI wrestler to reach the finals of the Southern Indiana Wrestling Conference meet last weekend at Southwestern. The senior wound up second in the 130-pound class, as he was pinned at the 2:12 mark of the final. Teammate Levi Speth (152) finished third, while the Warriors? Caleb Delbridge (285) and Ethan Banet (145) each placed fourth. CAI finished 10th with 106 points. OTHER SIWC RESULTS: 103 ? Daniel Doty, seventh; 112 ? Lee, fifth; 125 ? Trey Sturdy, sixth. NEXT MEET: Mini Jeff Classic at Jeffersonville, Thursday, 5 p.m. FLOYD CENTRAL HIGHLANDERS FOURTH AT HHC: Floyd Central scored 157 points to finish fifth at the Hoosier Hills Conference meet last Saturday at Madison. Two Highlanders reached the finals, as Terrence Kennedy was second at 103 and Chase Herron earned the runner-up spot at 145. Four Floyd wrestlers ended up third in Chris Whitley (112), Michael Kruer (130), George Emily (135) and Shane Sneed (171). OTHER HHC RESULTS: 119 ? Jacob Cassaday, fifth; 125 ? John Meldrum, fourth; 140 ? Gus Schoenbaechler, fourth; 152 ? Eric Foster, seventh; 160 ? Jackson Randall, fifth; 215 ? Nick Ottersbach, sixth; 285 ? Andrew Sharp, sixth. NEXT MEET: home vs. Evansville North, tonight, 6:30. JEFFERSONVILLE RED DEVILS THIRD AT HHC: Despite finishing third, Jeff still had a productive day at last Saturday?s Hoosier Hills Conference meet in Madison. The Red Devils had a meet-high nine wrestlers advance to the finals, with four of them winning conference crowns. They registered 220 points. Senior Renaldo Weekley claimed his third HHC title in his career by taking home the 145-pound championship. Teammate Alonzo Shepherd won the 112-pound title, which was his second HHC crown in a row. Senior Tre Harbin was the 140 champion and Elijah Curtley claimed the 189 title. Jeff had five runner-up finishers, who were Kevim Castro (125), Brent Browner (152), Brandon Marlin (160), Jimmy Pratt (215) and Ryan Dewitt (285). ?We are more excited right now as a coaching staff about our overall program than at any point in the last nine years we have been here,? Red Devil head coach Danny Struck said. OTHER HHC RESULTS: 103 ? Jasi Coureur, sixth; 119 ? Oscar DeLeon, sixth; 130 ? Jordan Schremp, fourth; 135 ? Michael Vazquez, fifth; 171 ? Brandon Spangler, seventh. JEFF ROLLS PAST CHARLESTOWN: Last Wednesday, the Red Devils won 10 of 14 matches to defeat host Charlestown in a dual meet, 61-18. Jeff won six matches by pin, with the victors being Coureur (103), Shepherd (112), Vazquez (135), Harbin (140), Weekley (145) and Dewitt (285). Schremp (130) and Curtley (189) both won by decision, while DeLeon and Castro claimed forfeit victories. VARSITY B SQUAD SECOND AT WOODFORD COUNTY: Jeff?s varsity B squad recorded a 4-1 record to place second in the Woodford County (Ky.) Duals last Saturday. The Red Devils? victories were against Western Hills (Ky.), Newport (Ky.), Danville (Ky.) and the Jeff junior varsity team. The Red Devils? Taivon Lucas and JoJo DeLeon each went 5-0. Going 4-1 for Jeff were Xavier Weekley, Brandon Brown, David Webster and Mackenzie Burns. WOODFORD COUNTY DUALS SCORES: Jeff B 48, Western Hills 27; Jeff B 64, Newport 18; Jeff B 57, Danville 24; Jeff B d. Jeff JV; Woodford County 43, Jeff B 31. OTHER WOODFORD COUNTY RESULTS: Toogie Bolbaatar 2-3, Zack Keeney 2-3, Leo Rodriguez 3-2, Sebastian Matthews 2-3, Chris Bland 3-2, Jordan Webb 3-2, Daniel Thompson 3-2, Jacob Everett 2-3. UPCOMING MEETS: at Louisville Holy Cross, today; Varsity B team at Mini Jeff Classic, Thursday, 5 p.m. NEW ALBANY BULLDOGS SIXTH AT HHC: New Albany placed sixth at the HHC meet last Saturday, tallying 103 points. Senior Zach Faith (189) was the lone Bulldog to reach the finals, as he ended up second. Teammates Austin Jamison (119), C.J. Reynolds (152) and Jacob Mudd (285) each placed third. ?Zach is a tough kid who wrestled well on Saturday and had some tough battles. He has improved every year, and as a coach it is fun to watch a kid get better throughout the years,? New Albany head coach Eric Burres said. ?C.J. Reynolds had a good meet.? OTHER HHC RESULTS: 112 ? Bryce Peavler, fifth; 125 ? Austin Ward, fifth; 130 ? Hunter Langley, fifth; 145 ? Daniel Melcher, eighth; 160 ? Matt O?Connell, seventh; 171 ? Noah Schindler, sixth; 215 ? Cheyenne Conn, fourth. NEXT MEET: New Albany Invitational, Saturday, 8:30 a.m. NEW WASHINGTON MUSTANGS TAKE HOME TWO SIWC TITLES: New Washington sophomore Brady Meenach and senior Lane Massingham each captured a Southern Indiana Wrestling Conference title last weekend at Southwestern. Meenach, the No. 4 seed at 119 pounds, pinned the Rebels? Austin Spary, who was the top seed, in the semifinals to earn a trip to the finals. Meenach then won the championship with a pin at the 3:32 mark. Massingham became the second wrestler in New Washington history to pick up a second SIWC crown. He captured the 140-pound title with a pin at the 2:33 mark in the final. ?Brady wrestled with grit and guts and held nothing back in his matches. He practices with intensity and that has paid him good dividends this year,? Mustangs? head coach Jeremy Campbell said. ?To know that Lane had never wrestled prior to him joining the club his freshman year, it is a testament to his will to succeed. He has found the critical balance of strength and precision when he wrestles, and it makes him frustrating to compete against.? New Washington freshman Jacob Franklin (160) was third, and fellow freshman Yancey Crase (130) wound up fourth. The Mustangs were ninth in the team standings with 111 points. OTHER SIWC RESULTS: 215 ? Elliott, sixth. NEXT MEET: Milan Invitational, Saturday, 9 a.m. PROVIDENCE PIONEERS 13TH AT SIWC: Providence did not have a wrestler reach the finals at last Saturday?s SIWC meet. The Pioneers placed 13th with 85 points. Junior Brennan Gregory (130) was the highest-finishing Pioneer, placing third. Fellow junior Dalton Schell wound up fifth. OTHER RESULTS FROM SIWC: 119 ? Josh Murner, seventh; 145 ? Jordan Kaelin, sixth; 160 ? Daniel Fernandez, seventh; 215 ? Langdon, eighth. NEXT MEET: New Albany Invitational, Saturday, 8:30 a.m.

January 15, 2011 HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING:Red Devils take home four individual titles Jeffersonville third, Floyd Central fourth at HHC meet By KEVIN HARRIS Kevin.Harris@newsandtribune.com The Jeffersonville News and Tribune Sat Jan 15, 2011, 11:55 PM EST > SOUTHERN INDIANA ? The Jeffersonville wrestling team came up short of winning its third consecutive Hoosier Hills Conference meet Saturday at Madison High School. The Red Devils finished third with 220 points. Columbus East captured the conference title with 244 1/2 points, while Jennings County was second with 222 1/2 points. Floyd Central finished fourth with 157 points, and New Albany wound up sixth with 103. Four Jeff wrestlers took home conference championships. Red Devil junior Alonzo Shepherd won the 112-pound title, while teammate Tre Harbin was the 140-pound champion. Senior Renaldo Weekley won his third HHC title of his career, claming the 145-pound crown. Red Devil junior Elijah Curtley won the 189-pound championship. Jeff had five runner-up finishers in Kevim Castro (125), Brent Browner (152), Brandon Marlin (160), Jimmy Pratt (215) and Ryan Dewitt (285). ?Our kids wrestle a very tough schedule, so we were glad to see us take four champs when we had three seeded to win it, and nine in the finals when we had seven seeded,? Red Devil head coach Danny Struck said. ?We were disappointed in third as we could have taken second with one more win by any kid on the team. Jennings has beat us three times this year now, and we had hoped to knock them off this time.? Floyd Central had two grapplers reach the finals. The Highlanders? Terrence Kennedy placed second at 103, while teammate Chase Herron was the runner-up at 145. Finishing third for Floyd were Chris Whitley (112), Michael Kruer (130), George Emily (135) and Shane Sneed (171). New Albany?s highest finisher was Zach Faith, who placed second at 189. Teammates Austin Jamison (119), C.J. Reynolds (152) and Jacob Mudd (285) each finished third.

VARSITY B @ WOODFORD COUNTY DUALS Jeffersonville B 48 Western Hills 27 Jeffersonville B 64 Newport 18 Jeffersonville B 57 Danville 24 Jeffersonville B defeats Jeffersonville JV Jeffersonville B 31 Woodford County 43 Individual Records: Taivon Lucas 5-0 JoJo DeLeon 5-0 Xavier Weekley 4-1 Toogie Bolbaatar 2-3 Zack Keeney 2-3 Leo Rodriguez 3-2 Sebastian Matthews 2-3 Chris Bland 3-2 Jordan Webb 3-2 Daniel Thompson 3-2 Jacob Everett 2-3 Brandon Brown 4-1 David Webster 4-1 Macenzie Burns 4-1 JV wrestled in this Varsity Tourney too and Went 0-5 as a team JV Wrestlers Jacob Warford 2-3 Fransico 2-3 Victor 1-4 Zach Green 1-4 Jordan Hammel 0-2 Nick Kyro 0-2 Sebastian Maggard 0-2 Travis Craze 0-1 Amil Haleem 0-2 Jordan Carey 0-2 Gary Gained 0-2 Cody McCoy 0-3 Gavin Jolly-Little 3-2

HHC TEAM SCORES 1) Columbus East - 244.5 2) Jennings County - 222.5 3) Jeffersonville - 220 4) Floyd Central - 157 5) Madison - 125 6) New Albany - 103 7) Seymour - 86 8) BNL - 45 JEFFERSONVILLE 103 - Jasi Coureur 6th place 112 - Alonzo Shepherd CHAMPION 119 - Oscar Deleon 6th place 125 - Kevim Castro RUNNER UP 130 - Jordan Schremp 4th 135 - Micael Vazquez 5th place 140 - Tre Harbin CHAMPION 145 - Nado Weekley CHAMPION 152 - Brent Browner RUNNER UP 160 - Brandon Marlin RUNNER UP 189 - Elijah Curtley CHAMPION 215 - Jimmy Pratt - RUNNER UP 285 - Ryan Dewitt RUNNER UP VARSITY B @ WOODFORD COUNTY DUALS Jeffersonville B 48 Western Hills 27 Jeffersonville B 64 Newport 18 Jeffersonville B 57 Danville 24 Jeffersonville B defeats Jeffersonville JV Jeffersonville B 31 Woodford County 43 NOTABLE INDIVIDUALS 103- Tavon Lucas and 112JoJo Deleon went 5-0, HWT Macenzie Burns, and 189 Brandon Brown went 4-1 152- Jordan Webb went 3-2 HWT Gavin Jolley Little went 3-2 4-1 on the day - Jeffersonville C went 0-5

We need one team to travel to us on February 26th for a home meet. Also - come wrestle in our tourney on January 22nd! - must enter with your team. We are looking to travel on at least one other weeknight. dstruck@gcs.k12.in.us

Jeff 54 Charlestown 18 103 - Jasi Courer wins by fall 112 - Alonzo Shepherd wins by fall 119 - Oscar Deleon winner by forfeit 125 - Kevim Castro win by forfeit 130 - Jordan Schremp wins 7-4 135 - Michael Vazquez win by fall 140 - Tre Harbin win by fall 145 - Nado Weekly win by fall 152 - Brent Browner lost to Suddeth by fall 160 - Brandon Marlin lost to Hall 6-8 171 - Brandon Spangler lost 2-6 189 - Elijah Curtley defeats ethan Bowen 6-1 215 - Jimmy Pratt lost to Mcutcheon 285 - Ryan Dweitt wins by fall JV Winnerswas: Francisco Silva of Jeffersonville wins by fall

WRESTLING WEDNESDAY: Jeff looking for three-peat at HHC Red Devils will have hands full, though with Jennings, East By KEVIN HARRIS Kevin.Harris@newsandtribune.com The Jeffersonville News and Tribune Tue Jan 11, 2011, 11:02 PM EST > SOUTHERN INDIANA ? The three area Hoosier Hills Conference wrestling teams each have their own agendas heading into Saturday?s conference meet at Madison. Jeffersonville will be vying for its third consecutive HHC championship. Floyd Central wants to finish in the top half of the conference, while all of New Albany wrestlers have their sights set on finishing better than they are seeded. If the Red Devils are to complete the three-peat, they must go through Jennings County and Columbus East, which won the HHC Duals in December. Jeff, Jennings and East are considered the three favorites to take home the HHC title Saturday. The Red Devils have lost to both the Panthers and Olympians in dual meets this season, and Jeff finished two spots behind Jennings, which placed second, at the Jeff Classic Dec. 18. ?It will be very tough to win it,? Jeff head coach Danny Struck said. ?Jennings County and Columbus East are both very good and they beat us in dual meets this year. The HHC is tougher this year in the top team spots than it normally has been, so the top three teams are really going to bring more than they have in the past.? Of the Red Devils? 14 wrestlers, half of them are seeded in the top two spots of their respective classes, which would qualify them for the finals. Jeff has four No. 1 seeds in Alonzo Shepherd (112 pounds), Renaldo Weekley (145), Brandon Marlin (160) and Elijah Curtley (189). Teammates Tre Harbin (140), Brent Browner (152) and Ryan Dewitt (285) are each seeded second. Struck also thinks Jeff?s Jimmy Pratt, who is seeded No. 3 at 215, has a good shot of at least reaching his championship bout. ?My goal will be to have 14 people in the finals one day,? Struck said. ?It has never been done in the HHC, but that will always be the goal.? Shepherd and Weekley are the only two Red Devils who won conference championships last season. Floyd Central head coach Brandon Sisson thinks it will take an unbelievable effort for the Highlanders to win the HHC crown. But he thinks Floyd is definitely good enough to finish fourth. ?Team-wise, it?s pretty far-fetched,? Sisson said about winning the conference Saturday. ?With us being such a young team, it?s going to be tough for us to win it. I definitely think we should be in the top four. I think the title is going to be between those three (Jeff, Jennings and East). Hopefully, we can go in and mess some things up.? The Highlanders have only one wrestler seeded in the top two. That grappler is sophomore Terrence Kennedy at 103. Five Floyd wrestlers are seeded third in Chris Whitley (112), Michael Kruer (130), Gus Schoenbaechler (140), Chase Herron (145) and Andrew Sharp (285). ?I told the guys that I just want them to wrestle better than they did the first weekend of the season. I think they can definitely do that,? Sisson said. ?We have a lot of three and four seeds. Chris Whitley has been wrestling well as of late. I think Andrew Sharp, our heavyweight, can reach the finals and also Shane Sneed (at 171).? New Albany head coach Eric Burres hopes at least one of his wrestlers can come out of nowhere and compete for an HHC crown. The top candidate to do that is senior Zach Faith in the 189-pound division. Faith has the highest seed among the Bulldogs as he is second. He will receive a first-round bye Saturday. In the semifinals, Faith will face either No. 3 seed Tyler Morrison of Jennings County or No. 6 seed Eugene Vivelo of Seymour. Faith defeated Morrison in overtime earlier this season, but he lost by one point to Vivelo. If Faith gets past his semifinal match, he will most likely wrestle Curtley in the final. The Bulldogs have one three seed in C.J. Reynolds (152) and two No. 4 seeds in Austin Jamison (119) and Bryce Peavler (112). ?I?d like to see our kids wrestle above their seeds, and that?s all you can ask for as a coach,? Burres said. ?Hopefully, we can get someone to rise to the occasion and win. We?re looking to place somewhere in the middle.? SOUTHERN INDIANA WRESTLING CONFERENCE MEET Charlestown will be vying for its second SIWC title in three years Saturday at Southwestern. But head coach Adam Doherty says that will not be a challenging task, as he expects to contend with the host Rebels, Paoli and Milan for the conference title. ?I think we?re going to be in the running. It will come down to some matchups between a few of those teams,? Doherty said. Providence head coach Patrick Fleming says this year?s conference championship is up for grabs. ?There isn?t a runaway favorite to win this year, so it should be a close tournament,? Fleming said. ?Charlestown should have several wrestlers make it to the finals, so I?d say that they have the best chance to win. But several of the other teams are strong as well.? The Pirates will have two No. 1 seeds in the SIWC in Jacob Hall (160) and Ethan Bowen (189). Teammates Brad Smith (140) and Logan McCutchen (215) both are two seeds, while Charlestown?s Justin Wolfe (125) and Cory Suddeth (152) are each seeded fourth. Fleming thinks four of his wrestlers have a shot at winning conference titles. They are Jared Griffith (125), Brennan Gregory (130), Jordan Kaelin (145) and Dalton Schell (171). Fleming hopes the Pioneers can do a better job of winning close matches than they did last season. ?Our goal for this tournament is for our wrestlers to place higher than they are seeded,? Fleming said. ?If they do that, then we?ll have a chance to finish well in the team standings. I think that several of our guys have a really good chance of winning their weight classes. I?d really like to see our guys wrestle through those tough situations and win the close matches this year.? Along with the Pirates and Pioneers, Christian Academy of Indiana and New Washington each will compete in the SIWC Saturday. WRESTLING RUNDOWN COMPILED BY KEVIN HARRIS CHARLESTOWN PIRATES GO PERFECT AT FOREST PARK: Charlestown won all five of its dual meets last Saturday at the Forest Park Invitational. The Pirates? victories came against North Posey, Tecumseh, North Knox, Pike Central and the host Rangers. Charlestown rallied in its triumphs over Pike Central and Forest Park. The Pirates had seven individual champions, who were Brad Smith (140), Ryan Miles (145), Cory Suddeth (152), Jacob Hall (160), Seth McCutchen (171), Ethan Bowen (189) and Logan McCutchen (215). FOREST PARK INVITE DUAL-MEET SCORES: Charlestown 52, North Posey 30; Charlestown 65, Tecumseh 12; Charlestown 48, North Knox 24; Charlestown 42, Pike Central 34; Charlestown 45, Forest Park 36. PIRATES SUFFER SETBACK AT FLOYD: Two Charlestown wrestlers won by pin in last Friday?s 52-18 loss at Floyd Central. Prevailing by fall for the Pirates were Suddeth (152) and Hall (160). Bowen (189) won by forfeit. UPCOMING MEETS: home vs. Jeffersonville, tonight, 6; Southern Indiana Wrestling Conference meet, Saturday, 8 a.m. CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF INDIANA WARRIORS WIN AT OLDENBURG: Last Saturday, four Christian Academy of Indiana wrestlers pinned their opponents in a 42-33 victory at Oldenburg Academy. The winning quartet for the Warriors were Christian Roberts (119), Cory Neel (135), Levi Speth (160) and Evan Embry (171). Teammates Caleb Delbridge (285), Trey Sturdy (130) and Jeremy Woten (125) each won by forfeit. CAI LOST TO JENNINGS: Last Tuesday, CAI fell to visiting Jennings County, 42-24. Earning victories by pin for the Warriors were Delbridge (285), Sturdy (135) and Ethan Banet (140). Neel (130) and Speth (152) each won by 13-0 and 7-0 decisions, respectively. NEXT MEET: Southern Indiana Wrestling Conference meet at Southwestern, Saturday, 8 a.m. FLOYD CENTRAL HIGHLANDERS FOURTH AT OLD CAPITOL: Floyd Central had five wrestlers finish second at the Old Capitol Classic last Saturday in Corydon. The runner-up finishers were Terrence Kennedy (103), Chris Whitley (112), George Emily (135), Shane Sneed (171) and Andrew Sharp (285). Teammate Nick Ottersbach placed third at 215. OTHER NOTABLES AT OLD CAPITOL: 119 ? Jacob Cassady, fourth; 125 ? Kolton Popp, fifth; 130 ? Michael Kruer, fourth; 140 ? Gus Schoenbaechler, fifth; 145 ? Chase Herron, fifth; 152 ? Eric Foster, seventh; 160 ? Jackson Randall, seventh. FLOYD ROLLS PAST C-TOWN: The Highlanders defeated Charlestown in dual-meet action last Friday, 52-18. Collecting victories for Floyd were Kennedy, Whitley, Popp, Kruer, Emily, Schoenbaechler, Herron, Sneed, Ottersbach, Sharp and Nick Stewart. NEXT MEET: Hoosier Hills Conference meet at Madison, Saturday, 9 a.m. JEFFERSONVILLE RED DEVILS HAVE ROUGH DAY AT FRANKLIN: The 19th-ranked Red Devils posted a 1-4 record at last Saturday?s Franklin Invitational. Three of the losses came against ranked teams in Yorktown, Indianapolis Ben Davis and the host Grizzly Cubs. The fourth loss was against the sixth-ranked squad in Michigan, which is Holt High School. Jeff?s lone victory was against Brownsburg. The Red Devils? Alzono Shepherd (112 pounds) and Jimmy Pratt (189/215) each won division titles. Shepherd posted a 5-0 record, while Pratt went 3-0. Teammates Elijah Curtley (189/215), Tre Harbin (140), Ryan Dewitt (285) and Renaldo Weekley (145) each finished second with 4-1 marks. ?Despite the losses, the kids wrestled fantastic,? Jeff head coach Danny Struck said. ?I was very excited with how they did versus such tough competition. There were many opportunities for the kids to quit fighting, but they never did.? FRANKLIN INVITATIONAL DUAL-MEET SCORES: Jeff 64, Brownsburg 6; Yorktown 33, Jeff 32; Franklin 34, Jeff 26; Ben Davis 35, Jeff 34; Holt, Mich., 31, Jeff 16. OTHER NOTABLES FROM FRANKLIN INVITE: 103 ? Josi Coureur, 1-4; 119 ? Oscar DeLeon, 1-4; 125 ? Kevim Castro, 2-3; 130 ? Jordan Schremp, 0-5; 135 ? Michael Vazquez, 2-3; 152 ? Brent Browner, 2-3; 160 ? Brandon Marlin, 2-3; 171 ? Jacob Everett, 1-4; 189/215 ? Brandon Brown, 1-1. JEFF UPSETS TRINITY: Last Wednesday, the Red Devils celebrated their Senior Night at Johnson Arena with a surprising victory over two-time defending Kentucky state champion Trinity, 38-28. Winning for Jeff were Harbin (140), Weekley (145), Browner (152), Marlin (160), Dewitt (285), Shepherd (112), Castro (125) and Schremp (130). ?I?m very proud of our boys,? Struck said. ?It was Senior Night and all of our varsity seniors won. That has to be special for them to do it in front of their family and friends. Kevim Castro was on top of things. When it came down to him, he had to (technical) fall his man to guarantee the team victory. He did that for us.? UPCOMING MEETS: at Charlestown, tonight, 6; Hoosier Hills Conference meet at Madison, Saturday, 9 a.m. NEW ALBANY BULLDOGS FALL AT HOME TO PIONEERS: New Albany knocked off archrival Providence last Tuesday at The Doghouse, 54-30. Collecting victories for the Bulldogs were Antonio Mieto (119), Austin Jamison (125), Hunter Langley (130), C.J. Reynolds (152), Noah Schindler (160), Ethan Lee (171), Zach Faith (189), Nick Lynch (215) and Jacob Mudd (285). UPCOMING MEETS: home vs. Scottsburg, today, 5:30 p.m.; Hoosier Hills Conference meet at Madison, Saturday, 9 a.m. PROVIDENCE PIONEERS GO 2-3 IN SIX-WAY: Providence posted a 2-3 record in its six-way meet last Saturday at the Larkin Center. The Pioneers? two victories were against New Washington and Southwestern. They lost to Jennings County, Heritage Hills and Milan. Brennan Gregory led Providence by going 4-0, as he wrestled at both 130 and 135. Teammates Jordan Kaelin (145) and Dalton Schell (171) each went 3-2. PROVIDENCE SIX-WAY DUAL-MEET SCORES: Providence 48, Southwestern 34; Jennings County 72, Providence 6; Heritage Hills 68, Providence 9; Milan 51, Providence 30; Providence 47, New Washington 28. NEXT MEET: Southern Indiana Wrestling Conference meet at Southwestern, Saturday, 8 a.m.

Yorktown 33- jeff 31 Franklin 26 - jeff 34 ben davis 35- jeff 34 brownsburg 6 - Jeffersonville 64 holt 31 Jeff 16 18-9 in dual meets this year 103 - Courer 1-4 112 - Shepherd 5-0 119 Deleon 1-4 125 Castro 2-3 130 - Schremp 0-5 135 - Vazquez 2-3 140 - Harbin 4-1 145 - Weekly 4-1 152 - Browner 2-3 160 - Marlin 2-3 171 - Everett 1-4 189/215 - Curtley 4-1, Brown 1-1, Pratt 3-0 285 - Dewitt 4-1 9th graders @ Carmel 135 - Rodriquez 2nd 171 - Spangler 1st 171 - Maggard 2nd 215 - Gaines 3rd 215 - Mccoy 5th 103 - Taivon 1st 112- Deleon 2nd 112 - Warford 3rd 145 - Long 3rd 189 - Haleem 3rd 189 -Cain 3rd HWT - Jolley Little 1st

Jeffersonville 38 Trinity (2x defending KY state champs) 28 Jeff's winners were: 140 Tre Harbin (defeated #6 kid in state), 145 Nado Weekley (defeats #14 ranked kid), 152 Brent Browner, 160 Brandon Marlin, 285 Ryan Dewitt, 112 Alonzo Shepherd (beat #9 ranked kid in state), 125 Kevim Castro, 130 Jordan Schremp JV Jeffersonville 33 Trinity 30 Jeff's winners were: 152, Jordan Webb, 160 Daniel Thompson, 215 David Webster, HWT Mark Moore, 103 Taivon Lucas, 112 JoJo Deleon, 119 Xavier Weekly 125 Toogie Boldbaatar

Jeffersonville took 7th as a team: 103 - Lucas - DNP 112 - Deleon - 3rd 119 - Weekley- 7th 125- Warford DNP 130 - Boldbattaar - DNP 135 - Keeney 8th 140 - Rodriguez DNP 145 - Bland - 8th 152 - Webb 7h 160 - Thompson 4th 171 - Everett 7th 189 - Fraze - 4th 215 Webster 4th 285 - Moore - DNP Teams entered were: Apollo, KY Caldwell Co, KY Calloway Co, KY Central Hardin, KY Christian Co, KY East Robertson, TN Fort Campbell, KY Fort Knox, KY Gibson Southern, IN Hopkinsville, KY Jeffersonville, IN Kenwood, TN Meade Co, KY Millington Central, TN Montgomery Central, TN Northeast, TN North Hardin, KY North Oldham, KY Northwest, TN Ohio Co, KY Paducah Tilghman, KY Trigg Co, KY University Heights, KY

Madison 62-6 Lawrenceburg 73-3 Heritage hills 40-25 Paoli 66-12 Oldenburg academy 75-4 Harrison 72-6 Crawford county 84-0 Christian academy 78-4 Jeffersonville - 8-0 on the two days, 9 champs 103 coureur 3-5, oldenburg academy champ 112 shepherd -champion 119 deleon- champion 125 castro-champion 130 schremp-champion 135 vazquez- 7-1, heritage hills champ 140 harbin- champion 145- weekley- champion 152 browner-champion 160 marlin-7-1, heritage hills was champ 171 spangler 5-3 , heritage hills champ 189 brown 6-2, heritage hills champ 215 curtley- champion 285 dewitt - champion

Please call Danny Struck 812-786-2308 dstruck@gcs.k12.in.us

http://newsandtribune.com/highschoolsports/x1742862884/WRESTLING-WEDNESDAY December 22, 2010 WRESTLING WEDNESDAY By KEVIN HARRIS Kevin.Harris@newsandtribune.com The Jeffersonville News and Tribune Wed Dec 22, 2010, 12:43 AM EST > SOUTHERN INDIANA ? WRESTLING RUNDOWN COMPILED BY KEVIN HARRIS CHARLESTOWN PIRATES WIND UP SEVENTH AT JEFF: Charlestown had no wrestlers finish in the top two spots of its respective divisions, as it placed seventh at last weekend?s Jeff Classic at Johnson Arena. The Pirates scored 116 points. Logan McCutchen posted the highest finish for a Charlestown wrestler, placing third at 215 pounds. McCutchen went 5-1 during the tournament. Teammate Cory Suddeth (152) wound up fourth with a 3-2 record, while the Pirates? Jacob Hall (160) and Ethan Bowen (189) each finished fifth with 3-2 marks. OTHER NOTABLES FROM THE JEFF CLASSIC: 103 ? Luke Woods, 0-2; 112 ? Artemio Gomez, 1-2; 125 ? Rodrigo Martinez, eighth, 3-2; 130 ? Kameron Heil, eighth, 2-3; 135 ? Cameron Stuart, 1-2; 140 ? Brad Smith, eighth, 2-3; 145 ? Ryan Miles, 1-2; 171 ? Seth McCutchen, sixth, 3-3; 285 ? John Slaten, 1-1. NEXT MEET: Mooresville Holiday Classic ? next Tuesday, 10 a.m.; next Wednesday, 10 a.m. CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF INDIANA WARRIORS 12TH AT JEFF CLASSIC: Three Christian Academy wrestlers placed in the top eight to finish 12th as a team at the Jeff Classic last weekend with 68 points. The highest-finishing Warrior was Caleb Delbridge (285). The senior placed fourth with a 4-2 record. Fellow senior Levi Speth (152) placed fifth with a 3-2 mark, while teammate Daniel Doty (103) was eighth with a 2-3 record. OTHER NOTABLES FROM JEFF CLASSIC: 112 ? Miaho Lee, 0-2; 119 ? Christian Roberts, 1-2; 125 ? Jeremy Woten, 1-2; 130 ? Trey Sturdy, 1-2; 135 ? Cory Neel, 1-2; 140 ? Ethan Banet, 1-2; 145 ? Nate Dunn, 1-2; 160 ? Evan Embry, 1-2. NEXT MEET: Madison Tournament ? next Wednesday, 10 a.m.; Thursday, Dec. 30, 9:30 a.m. FLOYD CENTRAL HIGHLANDERS GO PERFECT IN FLOYD INVITE: Last Saturday, Floyd Central won each of its five dual meets to capture its own invitational crown. The Highlanders downed Corydon, Vincennes Lincoln, South Oldham (Ky.), Walton-Verona and Louisville St. Xavier. Floyd?s Terrence Kennedy, John Meldrum, Michael Kruer, Chase Herron and Andrew Sharp each posted 5-0 records. In the St. X dual meet, Sharp (285) pinned his opponent in the final match, enabling the Highlanders to edge the Tigers 35-33. ?The match of the day was again against St. X. The past three years that dual has come down to the last match. It is always an exciting dual meet,? Floyd head coach Brandon Sisson said. ?The guys are continuing to improve and that is the name of the game. If you?re not getting better, you?re getting worse. You never stay the same.? Floyd?s Lance Youtsey was 4-0. Going 4-1 for the Highlanders were Gus Schoenbaechler, Jackson Randall and Nick Ottersbach. FLOYD INVITATIONAL DUAL-MEET SCORES: Floyd Central 74, Corydon 6; Floyd 74, Vincennes Lincoln 6; Floyd 62, South Oldham 10; Floyd 63, Walton-Verona 16; Floyd 35, St. Xavier 33. OTHER NOTABLES FROM FLOYD INVITE: Patrick Stewart, 2-0; Chris Whitley, 3-1; Jacob Cassady, 3-1; Shane Sneed, 2-0. NEXT MEET: Evansville Mater Dei Holiday Classic ? next Wednesday, 11 a.m.; Thursday, Dec. 30, 8:30 a.m. JEFFERSONVILLE RED DEVILS FOURTH AT CLASSIC: Jeff finished in fourth place at last weekend?s Jeff Classic, scoring 203 points. The Red Devils had two division champions in junior Alonzo Shepherd and senior Renaldo Weekley, as each posted 4-0 records. Shepherd claimed the 112-pound class, while Weekley was the champ at 145. It was Weekley?s second career Jeff Classic crown. A pair of Jeff grapplers placed third in senior Kevim Castro at 125 and senior Ryan Dewitt at 285. Both wrestlers recorded 4-1 records. Evansville Mater Dei won the meet with 301 points, followed by Jennings County with 245 and Bloomington South with 230 1/2. OTHER NOTABLES FROM JEFF CLASSIC: 103 ? Jasi Coureur, 1-2; 119 ? Oscar DeLeon, seventh place, 3-2; 130 ? Jordan Schremp, fifth, 4-2; 135 ? Michael Vasquez, fourth, 4-2; 140 ? Tre Harbin, fifth, 4-2; 152 ? Brent Browner, seventh, 3-2; 160 ? Brandon Marlin, sixth, 3-3; 171 ? Brandon Spangler, eighth, 2-3; 189 ? Elijah Curtley, fourth, 4-2; 215 ? Jimmy Pratt, sixth, 2-3. VARSITY ?B? SQUAD FOURTH AT HORSEPOWER INVITE: The Jeff varsity ?B? squad finished fourth out of 16 teams at the Louisville Moore Horsepower Invitational last Saturday. The Red Devils won their pool by defeating Fairdale (Ky.) and Owensboro (Ky.) Apollo. But after defeating Louisville Southern in the single-elimination portion of the tourney, they lost to Boyle (Ky.) and McCreary (Ky.). Two Jeff wrestlers went 4-1 in freshman JoJo DeLeon (112) and junior Brandon Brown (189/215). Teammate Daniel Thompson was 3-1 at 160. HORSEPOWER INVITE DUAL-MEET RESULTS: Jeff 43, Fairdale 36; Jeff 70, Apollo 12; Jeff 71, Louisville Southern 9; Boyle d. Jeff; McCreary d. Jeff. OTHER NOTABLES AT HORSEPOWER INVITE: 103 ? Taivon Lucas, 2-3; 119 ? Xavier Weekley, 1-2; 125 ? Richie Zupancic, 0-5; 130 ? Toogi Boldbaattaar, 3-2; 135 ? Zack Keeney, 2-3; 140 ? Leo Rodriguez, 1-4; 145 ? Chris Bland, 2-3; 152 ? Justin Gallahar, 2-3; 160 ? Stephen Davis, 0-2; 171 ? Jacob Everett, 1-4; 189/215 ? Lucas Scheing, 0-2; 215 ? Gary Gaines, 1-2; 285 ? Mark Moore, 2-3. NEXT MEET: at Ryle (Ky.), today, 6 p.m. NEW WASHINGTON MUSTANGS PLACE 14TH AT JEFF: Two fourth-place finishes enabled New Washington to finish 14th at the Jeff Classic last weekend. The Mustangs tallied 40 points. New Washington?s Brady Meenach (125) and Lane Massingham (140) were the fourth-place finishers, as both posted 3-2 records. Teammate Jacob Franklin (160) ended up eighth with a 2-3 mark. OTHER NOTABLES FROM JEFF CLASSIC: 103 ? Brandon Gonzales, 0-2; 130 ? Gabe Nix, 1-2; 135 ? Yancey Crase, 0-2; 145 ? Justin Laser, 0-1; 152 ? Scott Obermiller, 0-2. NEXT MEET: home vs. Jennings County, Thursday, Jan. 6, 6 p.m. PROVIDENCE PIONEERS 3-2 AT HORSEPOWER INVITE: Providence had two wrestlers go undefeated as it went 3-2 at the Louisville Moore Horsepower Invitational last Saturday. The Pioneers posted victories over Moore, Nelson County (Ky.) and Western Hills (Ky.). The Pioneers? 5-0 grapplers were juniors Jared Griffith (125) and Brennan Gregory (130). Griffith upped his record to 14-1. Providence sophomore Daniel Fernandez (160) went 4-1, and Pioneer freshmen Josh Murner (119) and Ben Hauber (135) each were 3-2. ?All things considered, we wrestled well over the weekend,? Providence head coach Patrick Fleming said. ?Giving up three forfeits continues to hurt us on the team level, but several of our individuals are progressing nicely. Freshmen Josh Murner and Ben Hauber were both a pleasant surprise, winning three of their matches. Griffith gets better each week.? HORSEPOWER INVITE DUAL-MEET SCORES: Providence 48, Moore 36; Providence 54, Nelson County 24; Fairdale 45, Providence 33; Providence 46, Western Hills 36; McCreary 61, Providence 15. NEXT MEET: Evansville Mater Dei Holiday Classic ? next Wednesday, 11 a.m.; Thursday, Dec. 30, 8:30 a.m. FLOYD CENTRAL HIGHLANDERS GO PERFECT IN FLOYD INVITE: Last Saturday, Floyd Central won each of its five dual meets to capture its own invitational crown. The Highlanders downed Corydon, Vincennes Lincoln, South Oldham (Ky.), Walton-Verona and Louisville St. Xavier. Floyd?s Terrence Kennedy, John Meldrum, Michael Kruer, Chase Herron and Andrew Sharp each posted 5-0 records. In the St. X dual meet, Sharp (285) pinned his opponent in the final match, enabling the Highlanders to edge the Tigers 35-33. ?The match of the day was again against St. X. The past three years that dual has come down to the last match. It is always an exciting dual meet,? Floyd head coach Brandon Sisson said. ?The guys are continuing to improve and that is the name of the game. If you?re not getting better, you?re getting worse. You never stay the same.? Floyd?s Lance Youtsey was 4-0. Going 4-1 for the Highlanders were Gus Schoenbaechler, Jackson Randall and Nick Ottersbach. FLOYD INVITATIONAL DUAL-MEET SCORES: Floyd Central 74, Corydon 6; Floyd 74, Vincennes Lincoln 6; Floyd 62, South Oldham 10; Floyd 63, Walton-Verona 16; Floyd 35, St. Xavier 33. OTHER NOTABLES FROM FLOYD INVITE: Patrick Stewart, 2-0; Chris Whitley, 3-1; Jacob Cassady, 3-1; Shane Sneed, 2-0. NEXT MEET: Evansville Mater Dei Holiday Classic ? next Wednesday, 11 a.m.; Thursday, Dec. 30, 8:30 a.m.

@ryle #5 in kentucky Jeff lost 25-36 Jeff winners were 112 shepherd (defeated the #14 ranked kid), 130 schremp, 140 harbin, 145 weekley(defeated #16 ranked wrestler), 215 curtley (defeated #16 ranked kid in state), 285 dewitt (defeated #27 ranked kid in the state) Losses 103 coureur, 119 deleon 125 zupancic (lost to #1 ranked kid), 135 vazquez (lost to #5 ranked kid), 152 browner, 160 marlin(lost to #2 ranked kid), 171 spangler (lost to #2 ranked kid), 189 brown (lost to #9 ranked kid) Jv winner- 189 haleem Jeff b @ meade county duals Tuesday and Wednesday Varsity B Team Results: Record 4-6 L vs Ohio Co. 34-45 L vs Meade Co. 21-58 W vs DeSales 66-15 L vs Mt. Juliet 24-56 W vs Holy Cross 54-28 L vs Christian Co. 33-36 W vs Jeff JV 76-0 W vs Fort Knox 49-23 L vs Central Hardin 22-53 (#14 ranked team in KY) L vs Oldham Co. 18-59 (#15 ranked team in KY) Individual Records: 103- Tavion Lucas 6-4 (2 pins) 112-JoJo DeLeon 5-5 (5 pins) 119- Xavier Weekly 3-6 (pinned 5) 125- Richie Zupanic 1-4 (1 pin) 130- Toogie Boldbaatar 3-7 (2 pins) 135- Zack Keeney 5-5 (2 pins, 140- Sebastian Matthews 4-6 (2 pins) 145- Chris Bland 6-4 (4 pin) 152- Jordan Web 2-3 152- Devyn Long 5-5 160- Stephen Davis (3 pins) 160- Harry Cummins 4-6 (2 pins) 171- Jacob Everett 7-3 (5 pins) 171- Zach Green 4-6 (3 pins) 189- Travis Fraze 6-4 (3 pins) 189- Jordan Hammel 2-8 (1 pin) 215- David Webster 6-4 (4 pins) 215- Gary Gaines 5-5 (3pins) Hwt- Mark Moore 8-2 (3 pins) Hwt- Mackenzie Burns 4-6 (4 pin) Jeff B finishes tourney 4-6

FIRST PLACE - southern high school (2nd year in a row) SECOND PLACE - Boyle High School Third Place - Mcreary High School Fourth Place - Jeffersonville HighSchool Schools in it were: Moore Navy, Moore Gray, Manual, Southern, Henry Clay, Boyle County, Nelson County, Providence (Ind.), McCreary, Central, Apollo, Fairdale, Danville, Charlestown (Ind.), Bryan Station, Western Hills, Jeffersonville (Ind.) Round 1 - Jeff 43 - Fairdale 36 Round 2 - Jeff 70- Apollo 12 Won their pool - put in winners pool Round 3- Jeff 71 - Southern High School 9 Round 4 - Jeff lost to Boyle Round 5 - Jeff lost to Mcreary High School placed 4th out of 16 103 - Taivon Lucas 2-3 112 - JoJo Deleon 4-1 119 - Xavier Weekley 1-2 125 - Richie Zupancic 0-5 130 - Toogi Boldbaattaar 3-2 135 - Zack Keeney 2-3 140 - Leo Rodriguez 1-4 145 - Chris Bland 2-3 152 - Justin Gallahar 2-3 160 - Daniel Thompson 3-1 160 - Stephen Davis 0-2 171 - Jacob Everett 1-4 189/215 - Brandon Brown 4-1 189/215- Lucas Scheing 0-2 285 - Mark Moore 2-3 215 - Gary Gaines 1-2

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2010312160094 Tough wrestling field lined up for Jeff Classic Red Devils hoping to win first Classic in 19 years By Justin Sokeland jsokeland@courier-journal.com December 16, 2010 Jeffersonville will stage its 33rd annual Jeff Classic wrestling tournament today and Saturday in Johnson Arena. The field will include No. 3 Evansville Mater Dei, No. 7 Bloomington South and No.18 Jennings County in addition to the No. 13 Red Devils, New Albany, Charlestown, Christian Academy and New Washington. ?My goal is to make the Jeff Classic the hardest individual tourney we wrestle in until the semistate and state,? Jeff coach Danny Struck said. ?I feel if I don't keep bringing in a top team to this tourney, I am doing a disservice to my kids in that preparation. Winning titles is fun, but so is playing X-box. We want our kids to learn that real fun, real rewards, comes with lots of hard work, and many times lots of heartaches.? Jeffersonville, which hasn't won the team title in the Classic in 19 years, has two top seeds in Renaldo Weekley (ranked No. 7 in the state at 145 pounds) and Jimmy Pratt (215). Alonzo Shepherd (ranked No. 9 in the state) is the second seed at 112. Charlestown's Justin Wolf is the top seed at 130 while Christian Academy's Levi Speth is the top seed at 152. Action will start at 6 p.m. today and 9 a.m. Saturday. Floyd Central will host its own invitational on Saturday at 9 a.m. The Highlanders have won the team title four times in its five-year history. Other participating teams will include Corydon, Vincennes Lincoln, St. Xavier, South Oldham and Crawford County. Floyd's Terrance Kennedy is ranked No. 10 in the state at 103 pounds

1) Mater Dei 301 2) jennings County 245 3) Bloomington South 230.5 4) Jeffersonville 203 5) Northview 154 6) Muncie Southside 126.5 7) Charlestown 116 8 Madison 105.5 9) Southwestern 90 10) South Dearborn 83.5 11) Batesville 79 12) Christian Academy of Indiana 68 Franklin County 14) New Washington 40 Didn't show due to weather - New Albany and Paoli order of placing first through 8th place 103 - Boomsma BS, Vibbert MD, Rigney MS, Condo FC, Oneil SW, South NV, Swift SD, Doty CAI 112 - Shepherd JE, Schroeder SW, Goebel MD, Engleking JC, Runyon BS, Nicosin NV, Basser MS, Ryan BA 119- Halwager JC, Tayler MA, Hall NV, Spray SW, Pierre MD, Abraham BS, DeLeoon JE, Evans SD 125 - Henderson MD, Resch JC, Castro JE, Meenacah OW, Spires BS, Cline SW, Lakin FC, Martinez CH 130 - Mangold MD, Humphrey SW, Montgomery JC, Bell NV, Schremp JE, Jett MS, Vandeveter BS, Heil CH 135 - Bradley MS, Schroeder MD, Gast JC, Vazquez JE, Seitzinger BS, Utterbach SD, Strub BA, Mitchell NV 140 - Boyd BS, Lannard MD, Mccoy FC, Massingham NW, Harbin JE, Alcorn JC, Shaw SD, Smith CH 145 - Weekley JE, Farmer BS, Adams MA, Weinzapfel MD, Nunlist BA, Feller FC, Box JC, Girton NV 152 - Horrocks BS, Graham JC, Raven MD, Suddeth CH, Speth CAI, Reed MS, Browner JE, Webber MA 160 - Baldwin JC, Schneider MD, Fiddler BS, Shafer NV, Hall CH, Marlin JE, Thies SD, Franklin NW 171 - Manning SD, Wathan JC, Brandenstein MD, Thacker BS, Sandlin MA, Mcutcheon CH, Gerten NV, Spangler JE 189 - Boots MD, Crabtree MS, Bridges BS, Curtley JE, Bowen CH, Gunter BA, Morrison JC, Miller NV 215 - See NV, Reit MD, Mcutcheon CH, Kreuzman BA, Young MA, Pratt JE, Wilson JC, Dickson BS 285 - VAnwinkle MD, Collett JC, Dewitt JE, Delbridge CAI, Judd NV, Reeves MS, Banks MA, Hooten BA, OW Nick Manning South Dearborn Most pins - Holwager - JCHS ACADEMIC AWARDS 103 - Boomsma 112- Schroeder SW 119 - Carey BA 125-Neenach NW 130 - Humphrey SW 135 - Schroeder MD 140 - Boyd BS 145 - Parker SW 152 - SPeth CAI 160-Embry CAI 171-Howard BA 189 - Boots MD 215 - Brown FC 285 - Brown FC Jeffersonville REsults 103- Jasi Coureir 1-2 DNNP 112-Shepherd 4-0 1st place 119- Deleon 3-2 7th 125- Castro 4-1 3rd 130 - Schremp 4-2 5th 135- Vazquez 4-2 4th 140 - Tre Harbin 4-2 5th 145- Nado Weekley 4-0 1st 152 - Brent Browner 3-2 7th 160- Brandon Marlin 3-3 6th 171- Spanger 2-3 8th 189 Curtley 4-2- 4th 215- Pratt 2-0 Injury Default out to 6th place 285 - Ryan Dewitt 4-1 3rd

Fyi- jeff classic is on for Friday and Saturday All times are the same......weigh in 5pm tonight, wrestle at 6

Jeff B - 73, Corydon 3 Winners for Jeff were 103- Taivon Lucas(fft), 112-Jojo Deleon (pin), 125- Zupancic,(dec) 130- Boldbattaar (pin), 135- Keeney (fft), 140 - Rodriguez (fft), 145 - Bland (fft) 152- Gallahar (fft) 160- Davis (pin), 171- Everett (pin), 189 - Brown (dec), 215 - Webster (pin), 285 - Moore - (pin) JV winners were - Burns, Haleem (2x), Gaines Jeff VB will be in action at the 16 team Moore Invitational in Louisville KY this Saturday.

WRESTLING WEDNESDAY: Jeff Classic features another tough field By KEVIN HARRIS Kevin.Harris@newsandtribune.com The Jeffersonville News and Tribune Wed Dec 15, 2010, 01:25 AM EST > SOUTHERN INDIANA ? In its 33-year history, the annual Jeff Classic wrestling tournament has attracted some of the best high school wrestling teams in Indiana. This season?s tournament will be no different. The field for the two-day tourney, which will take place Friday and Saturday at Jeffersonville?s Johnson Arena, will include two of the most prolific programs in state history in Evansville Mater Dei and Bloomington South. Bloomington South, which is ranked 16th in the latest Indianamat.com poll, has the most state championships in IHSAA history with 24. Third-ranked Mater Dei has the second-most state titles with 12, winning nine in a row from 1995-2003. Red Devils? head coach Danny Struck claims that this year?s Classic field is the toughest ever ? and that?s the way the Jeff boss wants it. ?We do try to win this tourney,? said Struck, who has guided the Red Devils to runner-up finishes in the Classic the past two seasons. ?However, we don?t schedule it as a tourney to win. Each year that we have earned second in this tourney, we have tried to add another team that can beat us. This year we added Evansville Mater Dei. My goal is to create a schedule that the boys cannot go undefeated on, and their goal is to prove me wrong.? New Albany head coach Eric Burres thinks the tournament is definitely more formidable this season. ?This tournament was already really tough,? Burres said. ?But some new teams were added to the field this year that will make it even tougher. Mater Dei was added to the field along with Northview and Christian Academy (of Indiana).? Tournament projections, based on the seedings, have Jeff finishing fourth in this year?s Classic. Mater Dei is projected to win the title, followed by Bloomington South and Jennings County. The Red Devils, who have not won the Classic title in 19 years, have lost to all three of those teams in dual meets this year. But their setbacks to Bloomington South and Jennings were very close, so Struck thinks Jeff has a shot of finishing second again this season. ?This could be a real tight race from second to fourth place,? Struck said. ?The year we win the Jeff Classic is the year I hope to win a state title. I feel if I don?t keep bringing in a top team to this tourney, then I am doing a disservice to my kids in their preparation. ?Winning titles is fun, but so is playing Xbox. We want our kids to learn that real fun and real rewards come with lots and lots of hard work beforehand, and many times lots of heartaches. That is why it feels so good to be at the top.? The Red Devils have two top seeds in Renaldo Weekley at 145 pounds and Jimmy Pratt at 215. Struck says Weekley, who is ranked seventh in the state, will have the toughest journey to the Classic title as his weight class has three other ranked wrestlers. Alonzo Shepherd is Jeff?s lone No. 2 seed at 112 and he is ranked fifth in the state. Teammate Brandon Marlin is a No. 3 seed at 160. ?With the addition of Mater Dei and with Bloomington South and Jennings County being so tough this year, I think we may have less champions than in past years,? Struck said. ?The number of champs doesn?t concern us as much as each kid wrestling above their seeds, and preparing themselves for the state tourney. We have two top seeds with Jimmy Pratt and Nado Weekley. We also hope to see Alonzo Shepherd grab a title at 112.? New Albany does not have one wrestler seeded in the top four. The highest seeds for the Bulldogs are No. 5 seeds in Bryce Peavler (119) and Cory Troutman (130). Teammate Chase Laughead is seeded seventh at 112. ?We have several kids seeded, but we do not have any No. 1 seeds,? Burres said. ?I would like to see one of our kids rise to the occasion and win their weight class. This tournament will help with the postseason tournament because there are several teams in our semistate wrestling in the Classic, and we will not see those teams until the semistate tournament.? Charlestown has a No. 1 seed and a two seed. The one seed is Justin Wolf (130), who qualified for semistate last season. Teammate John Slaten is seeded second at 285. Also for the Pirates, Jacob Hall is the fourth seed at 160. Christian Academy?s Levi Speth is the top seed at 152. But the senior, who qualified for semistate last season, will face a tough bracket that includes Mater Dei?s Tyler Raben, Northview?s Brandon Mikesell and Bloomington South?s Sam Horrocks. Fellow Warrior senior Cory Neel is seeded fourth at 135. New Washington has two three seeds in Brady Meenach and Lane Massingham. Both were semistate qualifiers last year. FLOYD TO HOST INVITE SATURDAY Floyd Central will host its own invitational dual meet on Saturday, starting at 9 a.m. The Highlanders have claimed the invite four times in the five-year history of the event. Six teams will participate in the tournament. Along with the Highlanders, Corydon, Vincennes Lincoln, St. Xavier, South Oldham (Ky.) and Crawford County will compete in the meet. WRESTLING RUNDOWN COMPILED BY KEVIN HARRIS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF INDIANA WARRIORS DOWN PANTHERS: Christian Academy defeated Corydon in a home dual meet last Tuesday, 57-18. No individual results were reported at press time, as only four matches took place. NEXT MEET: Jeff Classic, Friday at 6 p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m. FLOYD CENTRAL HIGHLANDERS HAVE WINNING MARK AT CALUMET: Floyd posted a 3-2 record in the Calumet Duals last weekend. The Highlanders? three victories came against Valparaiso, Lowell and Lafayette Jeff. Floyd suffered setbacks against Munster and Southmont. Andrew Sharp posted the Highlanders? only unbeaten record with a 5-0 mark in the 285-pound division. Teammates Jackson Randall and George Emily each went 4-1. Going 3-2 for Floyd were Terrence Kennedy, Chris Whitley, Shane Sneed, Eric Foster and Nick Ottersbach. ?We wrestled a lot better this weekend,? Highlander head coach Brandon Sisson said. ?Even the guys that didn?t have as good of records went out and competed in all of their matches. We beat a couple of teams that beat us pretty bad last year.? CALUMET DUALS DUAL-MEET SCORES: Munster 54, Floyd Central 15; Floyd Central 51, Valparaiso 23; Southmont 31, Floyd Central 28; Floyd Central 46, Lowell 27; Floyd Central 36, Lafayette Jeff 25. UPCOMING MEETS: home vs. Providence, Thursday, 6 p.m.; Floyd Central Invitational, Saturday, 8:30 a.m. JEFFERSONVILLE RED DEVILS 3-2 AT MATER DEI: Jeff won three out of its five dual meets last weekend at the Evansville Mater Dei Tournament. The Red Devils? biggest victory came against then No. 4 Castle, 43-32. Jeff avenged a pair of losses to the Knights the past two seasons in the team regional. Jeff?s other two victories were against Greencastle and Jasper. The Devils lost to the host Wildcats and Bloomington South. Alonzo Shepherd (112), Renaldo Weekley (145) and Jimmy Pratt (215) each recorded 5-0 marks. Weekley picked up a huge win en route to his perfect mark by downing Mater Dei?s Evan Weinzapfel, who is ranked eighth in the state. Jeff?s Kevim Castro (125) and Ryan Dewitt (285) each went 4-1. Red Devil head coach Danny Struck lauded the effort of his 189-pound grappler, Brandon Brown. The junior, who recently earned a spot in the Jeff starting lineup, posted a 3-2 record. ?This was a big win for our kids,? Struck said. ?They got a monkey off of their back, and our eight new starters now realize they can wrestle with the best in the state. Rankings don?t matter. But I can?t lie, it was a lot of fun.? MATER DEI TOURNAMENT DUAL-MEET SCORES: Mater Dei 46, Jeff 10; Jeff 69, Greencastle 9; Jeff 49, Jasper 20; Jeff 43, Castle 32; Bloomington South 33, Jeff 25. OTHER JEFF NOTABLES: 103: Jasi Coureur, 1-4; 119: Oscar Deleon, 1-4; 130: Jordan Schremp, 3-2; 135: Michael Vasquez, 3-2; 140: Tre Harbin, 3-2; 152: Brent Browner, 3-2; Jordan Webb, 0-1; 160/171: Brandon Marlin, 2-3; 171: Brandon Spangler, 0-4. NEXT MEET: Jeff Classic, Friday at 6 p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m. NEW ALBANY BULLDOGS GO 4-1 AT MSC DUALS: New Albany went 4-1 at the Mid-Southern Conference Duals last Saturday at Charlestown. The Bulldogs, who were the lone non-MSC team in the field, collected victories over Corydon, Pekin Eastern, Salem and Scottsburg. Their lone setback came against the host Pirates. New Albany wrestlers who competed in the meet were Bryce Peavler, Cory Troutman, Hunter Langley, Kyle Frame, Matt O?Connell, Ethan Lee, Zach Faith, Nick Lynch and Mitch Cross. ?I was happy with our team?s performance. All of our kids wrestled well,? Bulldogs? head coach Eric Burres said. MSC DUAL-MEET SCORES: New Albany 42, Corydon 22; New Albany 31, Pekin Eastern 30; New Albany 54, Salem 12; New Albany 41, Scottsburg 21; Charlestown 62, New Albany 9. NEXT MEET: Jeff Classic, Friday at 6 p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m. PROVIDENCE PIONEERS EIGHTH AT MEMORIAL: Providence wound up eighth at the Evansville Memorial Tournament last Saturday. Leading the Pioneers was junior Jared Griffith, who placed third at 130. Griffith is now 10-1 on the season. Teammate Daniel Fernandez (160) placed fourth, while Providence freshman Josh Murner (119) picked up two victories. UPCOMING MEETS: at Floyd Central, Thursday, 6 p.m.; Louisville Moore Horsepower Invitational, Saturday, 8 a.m. NOTE: Charlestown?s results from last Saturday?s Mid-Southern Conference Duals were not reported at press time

WRESTLING WEDNESDAY: Jeff Classic features another tough field By KEVIN HARRIS Kevin.Harris@newsandtribune.com The Jeffersonville News and Tribune Wed Dec 15, 2010, 01:25 AM EST > SOUTHERN INDIANA ? In its 33-year history, the annual Jeff Classic wrestling tournament has attracted some of the best high school wrestling teams in Indiana. This season?s tournament will be no different. The field for the two-day tourney, which will take place Friday and Saturday at Jeffersonville?s Johnson Arena, will include two of the most prolific programs in state history in Evansville Mater Dei and Bloomington South. Bloomington South, which is ranked 16th in the latest Indianamat.com poll, has the most state championships in IHSAA history with 24. Third-ranked Mater Dei has the second-most state titles with 12, winning nine in a row from 1995-2003. Red Devils? head coach Danny Struck claims that this year?s Classic field is the toughest ever ? and that?s the way the Jeff boss wants it. ?We do try to win this tourney,? said Struck, who has guided the Red Devils to runner-up finishes in the Classic the past two seasons. ?However, we don?t schedule it as a tourney to win. Each year that we have earned second in this tourney, we have tried to add another team that can beat us. This year we added Evansville Mater Dei. My goal is to create a schedule that the boys cannot go undefeated on, and their goal is to prove me wrong.? New Albany head coach Eric Burres thinks the tournament is definitely more formidable this season. ?This tournament was already really tough,? Burres said. ?But some new teams were added to the field this year that will make it even tougher. Mater Dei was added to the field along with Northview and Christian Academy (of Indiana).? Tournament projections, based on the seedings, have Jeff finishing fourth in this year?s Classic. Mater Dei is projected to win the title, followed by Bloomington South and Jennings County. The Red Devils, who have not won the Classic title in 19 years, have lost to all three of those teams in dual meets this year. But their setbacks to Bloomington South and Jennings were very close, so Struck thinks Jeff has a shot of finishing second again this season. ?This could be a real tight race from second to fourth place,? Struck said. ?The year we win the Jeff Classic is the year I hope to win a state title. I feel if I don?t keep bringing in a top team to this tourney, then I am doing a disservice to my kids in their preparation. ?Winning titles is fun, but so is playing Xbox. We want our kids to learn that real fun and real rewards come with lots and lots of hard work beforehand, and many times lots of heartaches. That is why it feels so good to be at the top.? The Red Devils have two top seeds in Renaldo Weekley at 145 pounds and Jimmy Pratt at 215. Struck says Weekley, who is ranked seventh in the state, will have the toughest journey to the Classic title as his weight class has three other ranked wrestlers. Alonzo Shepherd is Jeff?s lone No. 2 seed at 112 and he is ranked fifth in the state. Teammate Brandon Marlin is a No. 3 seed at 160. ?With the addition of Mater Dei and with Bloomington South and Jennings County being so tough this year, I think we may have less champions than in past years,? Struck said. ?The number of champs doesn?t concern us as much as each kid wrestling above their seeds, and preparing themselves for the state tourney. We have two top seeds with Jimmy Pratt and Nado Weekley. We also hope to see Alonzo Shepherd grab a title at 112.? New Albany does not have one wrestler seeded in the top four. The highest seeds for the Bulldogs are No. 5 seeds in Bryce Peavler (119) and Cory Troutman (130). Teammate Chase Laughead is seeded seventh at 112. ?We have several kids seeded, but we do not have any No. 1 seeds,? Burres said. ?I would like to see one of our kids rise to the occasion and win their weight class. This tournament will help with the postseason tournament because there are several teams in our semistate wrestling in the Classic, and we will not see those teams until the semistate tournament.? Charlestown has a No. 1 seed and a two seed. The one seed is Justin Wolf (130), who qualified for semistate last season. Teammate John Slaten is seeded second at 285. Also for the Pirates, Jacob Hall is the fourth seed at 160. Christian Academy?s Levi Speth is the top seed at 152. But the senior, who qualified for semistate last season, will face a tough bracket that includes Mater Dei?s Tyler Raben, Northview?s Brandon Mikesell and Bloomington South?s Sam Horrocks. Fellow Warrior senior Cory Neel is seeded fourth at 135. New Washington has two three seeds in Brady Meenach and Lane Massingham. Both were semistate qualifiers last year. FLOYD TO HOST INVITE SATURDAY Floyd Central will host its own invitational dual meet on Saturday, starting at 9 a.m. The Highlanders have claimed the invite four times in the five-year history of the event. Six teams will participate in the tournament. Along with the Highlanders, Corydon, Vincennes Lincoln, St. Xavier, South Oldham (Ky.) and Crawford County will compete in the meet. WRESTLING RUNDOWN COMPILED BY KEVIN HARRIS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF INDIANA WARRIORS DOWN PANTHERS: Christian Academy defeated Corydon in a home dual meet last Tuesday, 57-18. No individual results were reported at press time, as only four matches took place. NEXT MEET: Jeff Classic, Friday at 6 p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m. FLOYD CENTRAL HIGHLANDERS HAVE WINNING MARK AT CALUMET: Floyd posted a 3-2 record in the Calumet Duals last weekend. The Highlanders? three victories came against Valparaiso, Lowell and Lafayette Jeff. Floyd suffered setbacks against Munster and Southmont. Andrew Sharp posted the Highlanders? only unbeaten record with a 5-0 mark in the 285-pound division. Teammates Jackson Randall and George Emily each went 4-1. Going 3-2 for Floyd were Terrence Kennedy, Chris Whitley, Shane Sneed, Eric Foster and Nick Ottersbach. ?We wrestled a lot better this weekend,? Highlander head coach Brandon Sisson said. ?Even the guys that didn?t have as good of records went out and competed in all of their matches. We beat a couple of teams that beat us pretty bad last year.? CALUMET DUALS DUAL-MEET SCORES: Munster 54, Floyd Central 15; Floyd Central 51, Valparaiso 23; Southmont 31, Floyd Central 28; Floyd Central 46, Lowell 27; Floyd Central 36, Lafayette Jeff 25. UPCOMING MEETS: home vs. Providence, Thursday, 6 p.m.; Floyd Central Invitational, Saturday, 8:30 a.m. JEFFERSONVILLE RED DEVILS 3-2 AT MATER DEI: Jeff won three out of its five dual meets last weekend at the Evansville Mater Dei Tournament. The Red Devils? biggest victory came against then No. 4 Castle, 43-32. Jeff avenged a pair of losses to the Knights the past two seasons in the team regional. Jeff?s other two victories were against Greencastle and Jasper. The Devils lost to the host Wildcats and Bloomington South. Alonzo Shepherd (112), Renaldo Weekley (145) and Jimmy Pratt (215) each recorded 5-0 marks. Weekley picked up a huge win en route to his perfect mark by downing Mater Dei?s Evan Weinzapfel, who is ranked eighth in the state. Jeff?s Kevim Castro (125) and Ryan Dewitt (285) each went 4-1. Red Devil head coach Danny Struck lauded the effort of his 189-pound grappler, Brandon Brown. The junior, who recently earned a spot in the Jeff starting lineup, posted a 3-2 record. ?This was a big win for our kids,? Struck said. ?They got a monkey off of their back, and our eight new starters now realize they can wrestle with the best in the state. Rankings don?t matter. But I can?t lie, it was a lot of fun.? MATER DEI TOURNAMENT DUAL-MEET SCORES: Mater Dei 46, Jeff 10; Jeff 69, Greencastle 9; Jeff 49, Jasper 20; Jeff 43, Castle 32; Bloomington South 33, Jeff 25. OTHER JEFF NOTABLES: 103: Jasi Coureur, 1-4; 119: Oscar Deleon, 1-4; 130: Jordan Schremp, 3-2; 135: Michael Vasquez, 3-2; 140: Tre Harbin, 3-2; 152: Brent Browner, 3-2; Jordan Webb, 0-1; 160/171: Brandon Marlin, 2-3; 171: Brandon Spangler, 0-4. NEXT MEET: Jeff Classic, Friday at 6 p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m. NEW ALBANY BULLDOGS GO 4-1 AT MSC DUALS: New Albany went 4-1 at the Mid-Southern Conference Duals last Saturday at Charlestown. The Bulldogs, who were the lone non-MSC team in the field, collected victories over Corydon, Pekin Eastern, Salem and Scottsburg. Their lone setback came against the host Pirates. New Albany wrestlers who competed in the meet were Bryce Peavler, Cory Troutman, Hunter Langley, Kyle Frame, Matt O?Connell, Ethan Lee, Zach Faith, Nick Lynch and Mitch Cross. ?I was happy with our team?s performance. All of our kids wrestled well,? Bulldogs? head coach Eric Burres said. MSC DUAL-MEET SCORES: New Albany 42, Corydon 22; New Albany 31, Pekin Eastern 30; New Albany 54, Salem 12; New Albany 41, Scottsburg 21; Charlestown 62, New Albany 9. NEXT MEET: Jeff Classic, Friday at 6 p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m. PROVIDENCE PIONEERS EIGHTH AT MEMORIAL: Providence wound up eighth at the Evansville Memorial Tournament last Saturday. Leading the Pioneers was junior Jared Griffith, who placed third at 130. Griffith is now 10-1 on the season. Teammate Daniel Fernandez (160) placed fourth, while Providence freshman Josh Murner (119) picked up two victories. UPCOMING MEETS: at Floyd Central, Thursday, 6 p.m.; Louisville Moore Horsepower Invitational, Saturday, 8 a.m. NOTE: Charlestown?s results from last Saturday?s Mid-Southern Conference Duals were not reported at press time

http://sites.google.com/site/jeffersonvilleinwrestling/team-announcements/jeffclassicbracketsandpreview currently 135 is not posted on there - it comes up as 140 - I will get it fixed soon. BRACKETS ARE ATTACHED IN THE LINK ABOVE -written by grappler119 (not dstruck) 2010 Jeff Classic Preview The 2010 Jeff Classic is shaping up to be extremely competitive. The addition of #4 ranked Evansville Mater Dei definitely stiffens the competition. #6 ranked Bloomington South, #15 ranked Jeffersonville, and a very tough Jennings County team will all be in the mix as well. The tournament will feature 20 top 16 ranked individuals. There are 9 returning IHSAA State Qualifiers, 4 of those placing in the top 8. In addition to that, there are 31 Semi-State Qualifiers. Here is a breakdown of each weight class. 103 #2 ranked and undefeated Jacob Boomsma of Bloomington South will be a heavy favorite. He will likely face semi-state qualifier Evan Vibbert of Mater Dei in the finals. 112 #5 ranked and undefeated Luke Schroeder of Southwestern will likely face #9 ranked, 14-1, Alonzo Shepherd of Jeffersonville. This should be a great match as they have faced off twice in the past with Schroeder getting 1 victory in overtime and one by 1 point. However, neither one can overlook their semi-final opponents. Schroeder will likely have semi-state qualifier Gary Engleking of Jennings County and Shepherd will likely have semi-state qualifier Sam Goebel of Mater Dei, whom Shepherd defeated last week-end by a score of 11-3. 119 #1 seed semi-state qualifier Marshall Holwager will likely be in the finals against 3 time semi-state qualifier Robbie Taylor of Madison. However, he must first get by a tough freshman, Josh Pierre of Mater Dei. 125 #15 ranked Zach Henderson of Mater Dei will be the favorite and his likely opponent in the finals will be a very tough semi-state qualifier, Joey Resch of Jennings County. Henderson will likely face a tough Kevim Castro of Jeffersonville in the semi-finals and Resh will likely have semi-state qualifier Brady Meenach of New Washington. 130 #1 seed semi-state qualifier Justin Wolf of Charlestown will likely face a tough test against Jordan Schremp of Jeffersonville. #2 seed semi-state qualifier Connor Montgomery of Jennings County will likely have a very tough test against Mater Dei?s Mangold. 135 #7 ranked Isaiah Bradley of Muncie Southside and #12 ranked Quinn Schroeder of Mater Dei will be the likely finalists. However, Bradley will first have to get by semi-state qualifier Cory Neel of Christian Academy and Schroeder will have to get by semi-state qualifier Seth Seitzinger of Bloomington South. 140 #15 ranked Jake Lannert of Mater Dei and #16 ranked Spencer Boyd of Bloomington South will be the likely finalists. Boyd will have to first get by semi-state qualifier Lane Massingham of New Washington. Boyd will be looking for revenge after losing in overtime to Lannert last week-end. 145 145 is loaded. #7 ranked Renaldo Weekley of Jeffersonville will have a tough road to get into the finals. He must first get by #8 ranked Evan Weinzapfel of Mater Dei, whom Weekley beat last week-end in overtime. #4 ranked Ethan Farmer of Bloomington South must get by #6 ranked Zach Adams of Madison to get to the finals. Also in the mix is semi-state qualifier Nolan Feller of Franklin County. 152 Semi-state qualifier Levi Speth of Christian Academy got the nod for the first seed but will have to get by #15 ranked Tyler Raben of Mater Dei. Likewise, Northviews Brandon Mikesell got the second seed but will have to get by #12 ranked Sam Horrocks of Bloomington South. 160 #2 ranked John Simms of Mater Dei will be heavily favored. He is a 3 time state placer looking to get the elusive championship. He will likely face semi-state qualifier Justin Baldwin of Jennings County. Baldwin must first get by semi-state qualifier Brandon Marlin of Jeffersonville, whom Baldwin defeated earlier this season by 2 points. Other tough competition in this weight class are semi-state qualifier Jacob Hall of Charlestown and ISWA Triple Crown winner Clayton Fiddler of Bloomington South. 171 This is another tough weight class. #6 ranked Nick Manning of South Dearborn will likely face # 8 ranked Dalton Brandenstein of Mater Dei. However, Brandenstein will first have to get by #10 ranked Brock Wathen of Jennings County. Another wrestler to keep an eye on is undefeated Garrett Shepard of Paoli. 189 #3 ranked Josh Boots of Mater Dei will be heavily favored and will likely face 2 time semi-state qualifier Corey Crabtree of Muncie Southside. Crabtree will first have to get by semi-state qualifier Brandon Gunter of Batesville. 215 #1 seed and previously ranked Jimmy Pratt and will be favored. He will likely face Aaron See of Northview, but See will have to get by Dalton Young of Madison first. 285 #14 ranked Mark Collett of Jennings County will be the favorite but first he will have to get by semi-state qualifier Ryan Dewitt of Jeffersonville. #2 seed John Slaten of Charlestown will likely face #3 seed semi-state qualifier Justin VanWinkle of Mater Dei.

Jeff 10 md 46 Jeff 69 greencastle 9 Jeff 49 jasper 20 Jeff 43 castle 32 Jeff 25 bloomington s. 33 3-2 on day 103 coureur 1-4 112 shepherd 5-0 119 deleon 1-4 125 castro 4-1 130 schremp 3-2 135 vazquez 3-2 140 harbin 3-2 145 weekley 5-0 152 browner 3-2 160/171 marlin 2-3 152 webb 0-1 171 spangler 0-4 189 brown 3-2 215 pratt 5-0 285 dewitt 4-1 Jv(no fft's included) Notable records 215 curtley 1-0 Everett 1-2 Cummings 1-2 Hammel 0-2 Victor 0-3 Sebastian matthews 3-2 Moore 0-1 Bland 2-2 Keiger 0-1 Kyro 0-1 Boldbaattar 2-2 Mcneeley 0-1 Jordan carey 1-0 Keeney 2-2 Webb 1-1 Fraze 1-0 Roberts 0-4 9th and 10th at beech grove 103 lucas 2nd 112 jojo deleon 2nd 119 weekley 4th 125 zupancic 2nd 140 leo rodriguez 1st all pins 152 gallahar 2nd 152 long 4th 160 thompson first place, all pins 160 davis 4th 215 gaines 1st all pins 285 jolleylittle 1st all pins Dnp- warford, haleem, green, fridley (injury default), cain, mccoy, maggard

http://newsandtribune.com/localsports/x1199049038/WRESTLING-WEDNESDAY-Charlestown-will-try-to-continue-conference-dominance-Saturday-in-the-duals December 8, 2010 WRESTLING WEDNESDAY: Charlestown will try to continue conference dominance Saturday in the duals Floyd to face some of Indiana?s best in Saturday?s Calumet Duals By KEVIN HARRIS Kevin.Harris@newsandtribune.com The Jeffersonville News and Tribune Wed Dec 08, 2010, 12:57 AM EST > SOUTHERN INDIANA ? For the past seven years, one wrestling team has proven it is the best in the Mid-Southern Conference: Charlestown. On Saturday, the Pirates will try to continue that dominance. Charlestown will host the Mid-Southern Conference Duals, as it vies for its seventh consecutive title in the tournament. Along with their conference duals crowns, the Pirates have won the MSC individual meet championship the last five years and seven out of the last eight seasons. Even through the MSC championships have been great accomplishments for his program, Charlestown head coach Adam Doherty says his wrestlers concentrate more on the IHSAA state tournament. ?It?s a nice accolade for our season,? Doherty said about the conference titles. ?It?s always nice to win a tournament respected by your community. But our focus is the state tournament.? The four other conference foes participating in this weekend?s duals are Corydon, Pekin Eastern, Salem and Scottsburg. Also, Hoosier Hills Conference representative New Albany will compete in the tournament. ?I?m not sure what all the teams have back, so we have as good of a chance as anyone to win,? Doherty said. ?If we wrestle our best, we should win the conference title.? Doherty expects three veteran Pirates to be factors at the MSC Duals. Seniors Ethan Bowen (189 pounds) and Jon Slaten (285) each recorded undefeated records at last weekend?s Evansville Reitz Invitational. Doherty also thinks junior Jacob Hall (160) has a shot to have a good outing in the duals. Hall posted a 4-1 record at Reitz last weekend. TOP-NOTCH COMPETITION For the past several years, the Floyd Central wrestling team has traveled 273 miles to Calumet High School in Northern Indiana in early December to go up against some of the best competition Indiana has to offer. On Saturday, the Highlanders will make that long trek again as they will compete in the Calumet Duals, which is considered one of the best dual-meet tournaments in the state. The tournament will feature top-ranked Crown Point, No. 13 Franklin and No. 3 and defending state champion Mishawaka. Floyd Central head coach Brandon Sisson hopes the Highlanders, who will face Munster in the first round, improve on their 2-3 record in the tournament from a year ago. ?I?d like to go .500,? Sisson said. ?It will depend on the draws.? Sisson thinks two of his wrestlers have a chance to shine on Saturday in sophomore Terrence Kennedy and senior Andrew Sharp. Kennedy, who will wrestle in the 103-pound division, will try to follow up his undefeated performance from last weekend?s Hoosier Hills Conference Duals. Kennedy is currently ranked 10th in the state in his weight class. Sharp posted a 5-2 record in the 285-pound division at the conference duals. As for the rest of the Highlanders, especially the sophomores and freshmen, the Calumet Duals will be an opportunity to learn from some of the state?s top wrestlers. ?I think it helps us a lot,? Sisson said. ?The name of the game is to see the best competition. When you get to the state tournament, you should be prepared because you?ve already seen the best.? Sisson says another benefit to competing in the Calumet Duals is that it gives his grapplers a chance to face wrestlers from another area of the state. ?It is a privilege to wrestle in this tournament each year,? Sisson said. JEFF CLASSIC SILENT AUCTION During next weekend?s Jeff Classic, the Jeffersonville High School wrestling program will be hosting its seventh annual silent auction. Proceeds will go toward the Red Devil wrestling team, which will be used to buy team uniforms, furnish provisions and cover travel expenses. The Jeff wrestling team is requesting items that can be put up for auction. These items will be grouped into theme baskets and will be auctioned off based up their worth. The wrestling team also is accepting monetary donations, which are tax deductible. If any questions or to schedule a pick-up time for an auction item, contact Shayla Shepherd at 812-987-6027 or Jeff head coach Danny Struck at 812-786-2308 or 812-218-1672 ext. 15294. ******** WRESTLING RUNDOWN COMPILED BY KEVIN HARRIS CHARLESTOWN PIRATES POST 1-4 MARK AT REITZ: Charlestown collected one victory in its five dual meets last weekend at the Evansville Reitz Invitational. The lone win came against Evansville Bosse. The Pirates lost to Terre Haute North, Evansville Central, Jasper and ninth-ranked Evansville Reitz. Two Charlestown grapplers recorded 5-0 records during the tournament, which was 189-pound senior Ethan Bowen and 285-pound senior Jon Slaten. Pirate junior Jacob Hall went 4-1 at 160 and sophomore teammate Cameron Stewart was 4-1 at 135. UPCOMING MEETS: home vs. Southwestern, Wednesday, 6 p.m.; Mid-Southern Conference Duals at Charlestown, Saturday, 10 a.m. CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF INDIANA WARRIORS THIRD AT SCOTTSBURG INVITE: Christian Academy won five dual meets to place third in the Scottsburg Invitational last Friday and Saturday. It was the Warriors? highest finish ever in the tournament. They defeated Crawford County, Pekin Eastern, New Washington, Salem and the host Warriors. Three CAI wrestlers went undefeated during the invite in Levi Speth, Cory Neel and Caleb Delbridge. Teammates Ethan Banet and Daniel Doty each improved their season records to 7-1, while the Warriors? Nate Dunn upped his season mark to 5-0. CAI THUMPS WOLFPACK: In their season opener, the host Warriors blew out Crawford County last Tuesday, 55-6. Ten CAI wrestlers each posted victories. They were Doty, Neel, Banet, Dunn, Speth, Delbridge, Christian Roberts, Trey Sturdy and Evan Embry. Roberts, Neel and Speth each prevailed by pin, while Sturdy won by major decision. NEXT MEET: Jeff Classic, Friday, Dec. 17 at 6 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 18 at 9 a.m. FLOYD CENTRAL HIGHLANDERS GO 3-4 AT HHC DUALS: Floyd Central went 3-4 at the Hoosier Hills Conference Duals last Friday at Highlander Gymnasium and last Saturday at Jeff. The Highlanders? three victories came against Bedford North Lawrence, Madison and Seymour. They lost to archrivals Jeff and New Albany along with setbacks to Jennings County and Columbus East. Sophomore Terrence Kennedy (103) was the lone Highlanders with a 7-0 record. Finishing 5-2 for Floyd were sophomore Chris Whitley (112), senior Andrew Sharp (285) and sophomore Michael Kruer. HHC DUAL-MEET SCORES: Jeff 52, Floyd 14; New Albany 39, Floyd 30; Jennings County 54, Floyd 18; Floyd 62, Madison 16; Columbus East 50, Floyd 21; Floyd 69, Bedford North Lawrence 9; Floyd 56, Seymour 15. OTHER NOTABLES FROM HHC DUALS: Chase Herron, 4-3; George Emily, 4-3; Gus Schoenbaechler, 4-3. NEXT MEET: Calumet Duals, Saturday, 9 a.m. JEFFERSONVILLE RED DEVILS FINISH THIRD AT HHC DUALS: Three wrestlers posted 7-0 records to help Jeff place third in last weekend?s HHC Duals. The 15th-ranked Red Devils went 5-2, as they defeated Floyd, Madison, Seymour, New Albany and Bedford North Lawrence. Their setbacks came against second-place Jennings County and HHC Duals champion Columbus East. Going undefeated for Jeff were Alonzo Shepherd (112), Renaldo Weekley (145) and Brent Browner (152). The biggest victory for Weekley, who is ranked seventh in Indiana, was against fifth-ranked Zach Adams of Madison. Weekley is Jeff?s lone undefeated wrestler this season with a 10-0 record. The Red Devils? Brandon Marlin (160) and Jimmy Pratt (215) each went 6-1. Going 5-2 for Jeff were Kevin Castro (125), Trey Harbin (140) and Ryan Dewitt (285). Red Devils? head coach Danny Struck lauded the effort of Browner and teammate Michael Vazquez (135), who both were newcomers in the Jeff starting lineup. Vazquez had a 4-3 record. ?I was proud of both these young men,? Struck said. ?They stepped up to their new roles and did great things for the team. I wasn?t happy we lost, but I was more than happy with our kids. They behaved and all gave 100 percent. We were happy that we could count on them at all times.? HHC DUAL-MEET SCORES: Jeff 52, Floyd 14; Jeff 57, Madison 15; Jeff 60, Seymour 12; Jeff 60, New Albany 12; Jeff 76, Bedford North Lawrence 0; Jennings County 37, Jeff 28; Columbus East 42, Jeff 34. OTHER NOTABLES FROM HHC DUALS: Josi Courier, 4-3 at 103; Oscar Deleon, 4-3 at 119; Jordan Schremp, 4-3 at 130; Brandon Spangler, 1-6 at 171; Brandon Brown, 2-5 at 189. JEFF VARSITY ?B? TEAM 2-3 AT OLDHAM COUNTY: The Red Devils? varsity ?B? team went 2-3 in a 16-team duals tournament at Oldham County. Jeff?s two victories were against Louisville Moore and Western Hills. Red Devil grapplers recording winning marks were Tooggie Boldbattaar (130) at 4-1, Steven Davis (160) at 4-1 and Marck Moore (285) at 3-2. UPCOMING MEETS: Evansville Mater Dei Tournament, Saturday; Jeff Classic, Friday, Dec. 17 at 6 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 18 at 9 a.m. NEW ALBANY BULLDOGS GO 3-4 AT HOOSIER HILLS DUALS: Senior Zach Faith (189) posted a 6-1 record to lead New Albany to a 3-4 at last weekend?s HHC Duals. Teammates Cory Troutman (130) and C.J. Reynolds (152) each went 5-2 at the duals, while New Albany?s Bryce Peavler (119) was 5-3. The Bulldogs? Austin Jamison (125) went 4-2. New Albany?s three dual-meet victories were against Madison, Floyd Central and Bedford North Lawrence. The Dogs suffered setbacks to Columbus East, Jeff, Jennings County and Seymour. ?We had some good battles at the HHC Duals that will help develop character in our boys,? New Albany head coach Eric Burres said. ?We are a young team, so we will continue to get better with experience.? HHC DUAL-MEET SCORES: New Albany 57, Madison 27; New Albany 39, Floyd 30; Columbus East 38, New Albany 24; Jeff 60, New Albany 12; Jennings County 65, New Albany 7; Seymour 45, New Albany 24; New Albany 54, Bedford North Lawrence 24. OTHER NOTABLES AT HHC DUALS: Chase Laughead, 2-3 at 112; Austin Ward, 1-1 at 125; Keenan Ward, 1-1 at 135; Hunter Langley, 2-4 at 140; C.J. Penny, 0-2 at 145; Daniel Melcher, 2-1; Matt O?Connell, 4-3 at 160; Noah Schindler, 1-3 at 171; Ethan Lee, 2-1 at 171; Cheyenne Conn, 0-1 at 215; Nick Lynch, 2-4 at 215; Josh Schindler, 0-7 at 285. BULLDOGS DOWN TELL CITY: Three New Albany grapplers won their respective matches by pin in a 43-34 victory last Tuesday at Tell City. That trio included Penny, Reynolds and Keenan Ward. Other winners for the Dogs were Laughead, Peavler, Jamison, Langley, O?Connell, Lee, Faith, Conn, Antonio Nieto and Christian Moore. NEXT MEET: Mid-Southern Conference Duals, Saturday at 10 a.m. NEW WASHINGTON MUSTANGS FALL TO EASTERN: In its home opener last Wednesday, New Washington lost to Pekin Eastern, 48-22. The Mustangs won four matches, three by pin. At 135, New Washington freshman Yancey Crase upended Thomas Sleepe by major decision, 13-3. At 145, Mustang senior Lane Massingham pinned Dustin West at the match?s three-minute mark. New Washington?s results from last weekend?s Scottsburg Invitational were not reported at press time. NEXT MEET: Jeff Classic, Friday, Dec. 17 at 6 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 18 at 9 a.m. PROVIDENCE PIONEERS 2-3 AT SIX-WAY MEET: Providence posted a 2-3 record at its own six-way meet last Saturday. The Pioneers collected victories over Corydon and Indianapolis Crispus Attucks, but lost to Triton Central, Edgewood and Bullitt East. Junior Jared Griffith (130) was the only Providence wrestler to go 5-0. Fellow Pioneers Daniel Fernandez (160) and Dalton Schell (189) each went 4-1. Going 3-2 for Providence were juniors Brennan Gregory (135), Jordan Kaelin (145) and Mitchell Donahue (285). PROVIDENCE SIX-WAY DUAL-MEET SCORES: Providence 57, Corydon 18; Providence 40, Crispus Attucks 27; Triton Central 54, Providence 21; Edgewood 72, Providence 9; Bullitt East 54, Providence 30. NEXT MEET: Evansville Memorial Tournament, Saturday, 9 a.m.