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Apparently, you have missed something. According to the IHSAA, New Haven High School, is shown and listed as the HOST SCHOOL. And while I'm at it, many years back, little K - through - 12, Adams Central High School, in Monroe, Indiana, which is in Adams County, and not Allen County, was the host school for several years. I can remember their Athletic Director of those times, Art Habegger, scurrying around the Coliseum arena floor, during the set up and tear down, using his two way portable transceiver, answering questions, and solving issues immediately as they had occurred. And yes, other area schools helped out by providing additional manual labor. Also, there was AC Computer, Phil Arnold, providing the administration of the tournament software for the whole day. This was way prior to the Track Wrestling tournament programming. I don't believe New Haven High School went it alone in this 2018 Semi-State venture. Especially, since Woodlan High School provided at least two of the competition mats. When Snider or North Side hosted this meet in years past, other Summit Athletic Conference Schools, assisted as needed; Wayne, Bishop Dwenger, etc.

What does the Mayor of New Haven have to do with the hosting of the IHSAA Wrestling Semi-State, at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum; located at 4000 Parnell Avenue, in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The School Corporation, is the East Allen County Schools, and the Administration Office, is located on Green Street, in New Haven, Indiana; and so is the New Haven High School. The community's Governmental Administration, has no direct control or link to the School Corporation. In the City Of Fort Wayne Corporation's boundaries, it is the same situation. The Public School Corporation is the Fort Wayne Community Schools, and the Mayor (the Honorable Tom Henry, and City Council) have no administrative authority over the school corporation. The school corporation is a separate and own administrative entity.

I was believing, there would already be a post here about this observation, but I didn't see anything, and that could be an oversight. Former Columbia City, Bluffton, and Jay County Coach, Randy Kearby, has returned to Northeastern Indiana. Randy is the 2017-18 Head Wrestling Coach for the Fort Wayne, North Side, 'Legends' Program Squad

For the most part, the entering of participants' IHSAA seeding and entry rules, are pretty much the same as they always have been. If a school enters a particular participant, and the entrant can not wrestle for what ever the reason, the only option is place the name of an alternate in their place, and the original entrant is no longer a participant, and can not be moved up, to cover a different weight class for their team. The original weight class entrant is just simply out of the 2017 IHSAA Wrestling tournament series

Someone is surly going to inquire, as they always do. The Fort Wayne SAC will be wrestled this coming Saturday morning, January 21, 2017, at 8:30 A.M. The seeding meeting will be Friday evening (Jan. 20th.), at 7:00 P.M., at R. Nelson Snider High School, 4600 Fairlawn Pass. The results and brackets, shall be displayed for public viewing, on TRACKWRESTLING.com at about 10:01 P.M., Friday evening, and not any earlier.

If by chance you happen to be just a fan, and also have an active GOLD membership ($50 Dollars per annum), you can enter the pages of the tournament brackets while a match is in progress or after a match has been completed. If every match in the tournament has a unique match number, click on the match number, this will take you to a dialogue box, where you will be required to log in again. Once logged in, you will be able to observe that particular match during it's progress (similar to the dashboard), or you can observe all of the stats/moves and points awarded for each wrestler in this match. If this match contained a Fall (pin), the action and the time is recorded out on bracket below the advancing wrestler's name for the next match that wrestler is going to be wrestling. You can always use your nibbling tool program, to encircle, or box in, and capture the match details, you might be wanting to save, and store it in a file of your choosing as a JPEG.

Here it is 12:06 P.M. on The Feast Day of St. Valentine, but the IHSAA has yet to provide the Track Wrestling 'Gold Members' anything. By the way the forums internal clock isn't based on local time from the Eastern Time Zone, but rather some other place in the world.

They, the 'Track Wrestling' brackets, indeed, maybe up on Thursday, but they will be empty, because the seeding meeting isn't until Friday evening at 7:00 P.M. at Snider H.S.

J. "Fred" Tone, 70, passed away Tuesday, December 29, 2015 at Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne. Born in San Antonio, TX, Fred was a teacher, coach and principal at Bishop Dwenger High School for 42 years, retiring in 2010. He was a member of the National Association of Secondary Principals, Indiana Football Coaches Hall of Fame and Indiana Wrestling Coaches Hall of Fame. Surviving are his wife of 48 years, Sandy; sons, John F. Jr (Karin) of Fort Wayne, IN and Jason M. (Cheri) of Suffolk, VA; grandchildren, Jackson, Emma, Payton, Wilson, Parker & Allison; brothers, Thomas B. Tone and Michael S. Tone both of Fort Wayne, IN; sister, Marsha A. Gibson of Fort Wayne, IN. Fred was preceded in death by his parents, Thomas B (Tuck). and Eleanor (Dolly) Tone. Mass of Christian Burial is 1:30 pm, Saturday, January 2, 2016 at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church (4916 Trier Rd.) with calling one hour prior. Calling will also be Friday, January 1, 2016, from 2:00 pm - 8:00 pm at Bishop Dwenger High School, 1300 East Washington Center Road. Burial in Highland Park Cemetery, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Memorials may be made to: Bishop Dwenger High School. To sign the online guest book, go to www.domccombandsons.com

I believe you're a little confused about why the match is paused for bleeding, and clean up. First of all, high school (Folk Style) wrestling is not the WWE, and shouldn't ever be compared to it in any way. Secondly, blood time is taken, in a attempt to curtail, and close the wounded area (such as internal nasal cavity tissues, cracked open lips from the very dry warm room air, or a glancing slice to an eye brow from the sharp edge of an opposing wrestlers head gear. The problem with the blood, is the possibility, of this liquid body fluid, being contaminated with some sort of infectious disease, and it could have possibly come into direct contact with another person, or persons. Some diseases like HIV can be spread by coming into contact with someone else's infected body fluids. For a clean up procedure, a strong dilution of Chlorine Bleach and water, should negate any undesirable bugs in the body fluids, being now it has become a waste product.

[table] Bishop Dwenger68Bishop Luers10[/table]B.D. Senior Class, Recognition Night 106: Alex Bruns (BD) def. Gage Mallot, 13-0 113: Landan Yount (BL) by fall def. Jacob Robinson, :40 120: B.J. Tippmann (BD) won by forfeit 126: Joey Wolff (BD won by forfeit 132: David Obergfell (BD) won by forfeit 138: Dominic Garrett (BD) by fall def.Luke Fisher, 2:45 145: Austin Hillman (BD) by fall def. Isaac Case, 1:58 152: Branden Wildey (BD) won by forfeit 160: Luke Severinac (BD) by fall def. Noah Johnson, :46 170: Jared Deininger (BD) won by forfeit 182: Christian Diaz (BL) def. Jacob Chelf, 15-6 195: Juwan Bolden (BD) won by forfeit 220: Jacob Koehl (BD) def. Daeman Williams, 11-2 285: Juston Stewart (BD) won by forfeit

Safety for all is paramount. Also, give everyone a great reason to avoid litigious civil court cases. Should there be a travel accident, with school transportation vehicles, and injuries are a part of it, God forbid, the personal injury legal specialist, will be on the scene, dispensing their business cards before, any ambulance has driven away with any of the injured. In fact they'll still be hanging around at the accident scene until after the towing services have remove the wreckage, or they'll be waiting at the hospital ER, for a prognosis for those receiving treatment. This is no longer the good ole days; no great grandparent stories about walking to school for seven or eight miles in all kinds of inclement weather. I can remember a certain high school Athletic Director (now long since retired), whose mantra about hosting wrestling tournaments during the worst of snow event. 'If the snow against the school building door, isn't so high, that we can't open and enter, we will be wresting'. AC Computer knows of whom I'm referring.

Bishop Dwenger 54 Woodlan 26106: Bruns (BD) pinned Stockdale, :49. 113: A. Roemer (W) pinned Bobay, 1:15. 120: J. Hoot (W) dec. Tippmann, 9-7 (ot) 126: S. Roemer (W) pinned J. Severinac 3:09. 132: N. Hoot (W) tech. fall Wolff 16-0. 138: Garrett (BD) pinned Knepp, 5:03 145: Hillman (BD) pinned Anglemeyer, 1:49. 152: Lehman (BD) pinned Petty, :37 160: L. Severinic (BD) pinned Rohr :18. 170: Lyon (BD) pinned Larenzo :21. 182: Nix (BD) pinned Berry 1:06. 195: Salmon (W) pinned Fairfield, 1:09. 220: Koehl (BD) pinned Moulton, :19. 285: Sliger (BD) won by forfeit.

If (and this would be a very big if), a group of deep pocketed financial benefactors, along with the IHSAA, would allow, or acquiesce, for a one year trial basis, the possibility of moving the Individual weight class state finals, from the Bankers’ Life Field House, to the Lucas Oil Stadium. I know, at the outset, most will say, observing the current administration within the IHSAA, it just couldn’t be possible. Well, one can dream, can’t they? Seriously, I recently saw some still images, captured from the Iowa State High School Athletic Association, Championship Series finals, and apparently, they are being contested, at least for the opening round, on three mats. And I’m aware Iowa’s state finals are in three classes. Can we do better with just one single class? Yes, using eight mats, could be accomplished at Banker’s Life Field House; but placing eight mats on the floor, where the square footage was planned for NBA Basketball, and, or Ice Hockey, would make the mat placements on the floor surface very tight; even after disassembling and removing the hockey dasher boards. Also, the sundry of peripheral equipment and required furnishings would be tightly jammed much closer (possibly to close) to the each mat surface. At Lucas Oil Stadium, this wouldn’t ever become an issue. Surly, all are aware, the NCAA Basketball Final Four, either have been, or will be soon staged at Lucas oil. The configuration of the court surface is laid across the grain to the football artificial sport turf; wherefore only a little more than half of the stadium’s permanent seating is in viewing contact of the game floor. Temporary seating is assembled to view one side of the court. For wrestling, the temporary seating wouldn’t be an issue, because the layout of the eight mats would coincide, double file, with the length of the full football surface. During Friday night’s opening round, there could be one consolation round of the opening round’s losers. Than as the Saturday morning rounds begin, each weight class would have eight wrestlers in the Championship Quarter finals, and four wrestlers in the consolation bracket. Now we will have a TRUE wrestle backs. Okay, while we now have thirteen officials working the four mats over two days, which allows for an assistant referee at each match, the number of officials, more than likely would have to be increased; I.E., maybe not exactly to twenty six, but something along those lines. I’m sure this whole idea, while it indeed has merit, will be panned as absolutely undoable. Thanks anyway for reading and using your valuable time.

ESPN.com: Olympics Tuesday, February 12, 2013 Wrestling dropped from 2020 Games -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Associated Press LAUSANNE, Switzerland -- IOC leaders dropped wrestling from the Olympic program on Tuesday, a surprise decision that removes one of the oldest Olympic sports from the 2020 Games. The IOC executive board decided to retain modern pentathlon -- the event considered most at risk -- and remove wrestling instead from its list of 25 "core sports." The decision was first reported by The Associated Press. The IOC board acted after reviewing the 26 sports on the current Olympic program. Eliminating one sport allows the International Olympic Committee to add a new sport to the program later this year. Wrestling, which combines freestyle and Greco-Roman events, goes back to the inaugural modern Olympics in Athens in 1896. "This is a process of renewing and renovating the program for the Olympics," IOC spokesman Mark Adams said. "In the view of the executive board, this was the best program for the Olympic Games in 2020. It's not a case of what's wrong with wrestling, it is what's right with the 25 core sports." Adams said the decision was made by secret ballot over several rounds, with members voting each time on which sport should not be included in the core group. The figures were not disclosed. IOC President Jacques Rogge did not vote. Wrestling featured 344 athletes competing in 11 medal events in freestyle and seven in Greco-Roman at last year's London Olympics. Women's wrestling was added to the Olympics at the 2004 Athens Games. Wrestling will now join seven other sports in applying for inclusion in 2020. The others are a combined bid from baseball and softball, karate, squash, roller sports, sport climbing, wakeboarding and wushu. They will be vying for a single opening in 2020. The IOC executive board will meet in May in St. Petersburg, Russia, to decide which sport or sports to propose for 2020 inclusion. The final vote will be made at the IOC session, or general assembly, in September in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is extremely unlikely that wrestling would be voted back in so soon after being removed by the executive board. "Today's decision is not final," Adams said. "The session is sovereign and the session will make the final decision." The last sports removed from the Olympics were baseball and softball, voted out by the IOC in 2005 and off the program since the 2008 Beijing Games. Golf and rugby will be joining the program at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro. The IOC program commission report analyzed more than three dozen criteria, including television ratings, ticket sales, anti-doping policy and global participation and popularity. With no official rankings or recommendations contained in the report, the final decision by the 15-member board was also subject to political, emotional and sentimental factors. Previously considered under the closest scrutiny was modern pentathlon, which has been on the Olympic program since the 1912 Stockholm Games. It was created by French baron Pierre de Coubertin, the founder of the modern Olympic movement. Modern pentathlon combines fencing, horse riding, swimming, running and shooting -- the five skills required of a 19th century cavalry officer. The sport's governing body, the UIPM, has been lobbying hard to protect its Olympic status, and the efforts apparently paid off. UIPM President Klaus Schormann had considered traveling from Germany to Lausanne for the decision, but decided to stay away. "The Olympic movement always needs history," Schormann told the AP ahead of the IOC decision. "You cannot just say we look only at the future. You can have a future when you are stable on the basic part of history. We are continuing to develop, to renovate, to be innovative and creative. We are very proud of what we achieved so far and want to deliver this as well for the next generations in 2020." --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Team Scores 1. Yorktown 148.5 2. East Noble 99.5 3. Carroll 70.5 4. Adams Central 57.0 5. Kokomo 52.0 6. Jimtown 50.0 7. Jay County 40.0 8. Muncie Southside 38.5 9. DeKalb 36.0 10. Garrett 28.0 10. Huntington North 28.0 12. Fairfield 27.5 13. North Side 24.0 14. Bellmont 23.0 14. South Adams 23.0 16. New Haven 22.0 16. Northfield 22.0 16. Peru 22.0 19. Eastside 20.0 20. North Miami 19.0 21. Elkhart Central 17.5 22. Concord 16.0 23. Goshen 14.5 24. Elkhart Memorial 14.0 25. Churubusco 12.0 26. Maconaquah 11.0 26. Northwood 11.0 26. Woodlan 11.0 29. Angola 10.0 30. Southern Wells 9.0 30. West Noble 9.0 32. Muncie Central 8.0 32. Western 8.0 34. Bishop Luers 6.0 34. Bluffton 6.0 34. Concordia Luthern 6.0 34. Northrop 6.0 34. Norwell 6.0 34. Snider 6.0 40. Eastern 4.0 40. Northwestern 4.0 40. Whitko 4.0 43. Bishop Dwenger 0.0 43. Central Noble 0.0 43. Columbia City 0.0 43. Delta 0.0 43. East brook 0.0 43. Fremont 0.0 43. Heritage 0.0 43. Homestead 0.0 43. Lakeland 0.0 43. Leo 0.0 43. Manchester 0.0 43. Marion 0.0 43. Mississinewa 0.0 43. Monroe Central 0.0 43. Northridge 0.0 43. Oak Hill 0.0 43. Prairie Heights 0.0 43. South Side 0.0 43. Southwood 0.0 43. Taylor 0.0 43. Union City 0.0 43. Wapahani 0.0 43. Wayne 0.0 43. Wes-Del 0.0 43. Westview 0.0 43. Winchester 0.0 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Tournament Results 106 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Hayden Lee of Garrett 2nd Place - Garrett Pepple of East Noble 3rd Place - Cael McCormick of Yorktown 4th Place - Blake Glogouski of Fairfield 5th Place - Ben Cauffman of Carroll 6th Place - Scotty Huff of Goshen 8th Place - Luis Marquez of Snider 8th Place - Hunter Langeloh of Columbia City 1st Place Match Hayden Lee (Garrett) 36-1, Jr. over Garrett Pepple (East Noble) 40-1, So. (Dec 2-0). 3rd Place Match Cael McCormick (Yorktown) 38-6, Fr. over Blake Glogouski (Fairfield) 35-6, Fr. (UTB 1-0). 5th Place Match Ben Cauffman (Carroll) 30-11, So. over Scotty Huff (Goshen) 37-9, Jr. (Dec 5-2). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 113 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Connor Knapp of East Noble 2nd Place - DeLawerence Gayfield of Concord 3rd Place - Sawyer Miller of South Adams 4th Place - Alan Mock of North Miami 5th Place - Logan Aldrich of Northrop 6th Place - Greg Newman of Whitko 8th Place - Caleb Maddox of Western 8th Place - Kyle Mockensturm of Prairie Heights 1st Place Match Connor Knapp (East Noble) 40-0, So. over DeLawerence Gayfield (Concord) 36-3, Jr. (Dec 6-2). 3rd Place Match Sawyer Miller (South Adams) 40-2, So. over Alan Mock (North Miami) 40-3, Sr. (Dec 4-3). 5th Place Match Logan Aldrich (Northrop) 36-6, Jr. over Greg Newman (Whitko) 31-9, Sr. (Dec 3-2). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 120 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Schuyler Phillips of Yorktown 2nd Place - Andrew Ledford of Kokomo 3rd Place - L.J. Moser of South Adams 4th Place - Chase Wilson of Maconaquah 5th Place - Forrest Glogouski of Fairfield 6th Place - Sterling Lutter of East Noble 8th Place - Ryan Fawcett of Leo 8th Place - Konner Chafin of Jimtown 1st Place Match Schuyler Phillips (Yorktown) 45-2, Sr. over Andrew Ledford (Kokomo) 45-4, Sr. (Pin 1:11). 3rd Place Match L.J. Moser (South Adams) 28-1, Sr. over Chase Wilson (Maconaquah) 42-7, Jr. (Dec 8-5). 5th Place Match Forrest Glogouski (Fairfield) 40-1, Jr. over Sterling Lutter (East Noble) 35-5, Jr. (Dec 8-4). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 126 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Nick Crume of Jimtown 2nd Place - Cody Walburn of Adams Central 3rd Place - Steven Cardenas of Carroll 4th Place - Brett Martz of Fairfield 5th Place - Logan Campbell of Yorktown 6th Place - Bobby Humphrey of Snider 8th Place - Alexander Ordonez of Monroe Central 8th Place - Clayton Moore of Manchester 1st Place Match Nick Crume (Jimtown) 34-0, Sr. over Cody Walburn (Adams Central) 41-2, Sr. (Maj 14-0). 3rd Place Match Steven Cardenas (Carroll) 38-3, Sr. over Brett Martz (Fairfield) 35-7, Sr. (Dec 5-3). 5th Place Match Logan Campbell (Yorktown) 29-10, Jr. over Bobby Humphrey (Snider) 26-6, Jr. (I-D 0:00). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 132 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Dalton Baysinger of Yorktown 2nd Place - Zach Krumlauf of DeKalb 3rd Place - Cody Koebel of Jimtown 4th Place - Benjamin Fiechter of Southern Wells 5th Place - Carlos Garcia of North Side 6th Place - Tanner Shipley of Huntington North 8th Place - Taylor Grim of West Noble 8th Place - Christian Hall of Kokomo 1st Place Match Dalton Baysinger (Yorktown) 44-3, Sr. over Zach Krumlauf (DeKalb) 40-1, Jr. (Dec 5-3). 3rd Place Match Cody Koebel (Jimtown) 34-11, Sr. over Benjamin Fiechter (Southern Wells) 39-3, Sr. (Dec 3-2). 5th Place Match Carlos Garcia (North Side) 31-7, Sr. over Tanner Shipley (Huntington North) 35-10, So. (Dec 14-7). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 138 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Chandler Carroll of Yorktown 2nd Place - Evan Loe of Peru 3rd Place - Reese Sieger of New Haven 4th Place - Jacob Weimer of East Noble 5th Place - Austun McCray of Garrett 6th Place - Derek Ellinger of Adams Central 8th Place - Boaz Marbach of South Adams 8th Place - Lucas Martinez of Wayne 1st Place Match Chandler Carroll (Yorktown) 40-1, Jr. over Evan Loe (Peru) 43-3, Jr. (Maj 11-2). 3rd Place Match Reese Sieger (New Haven) 38-3, Sr. over Jacob Weimer (East Noble) 27-12, So. (Maj 12-4). 5th Place Match Austun McCray (Garrett) 26-7, Sr. over Derek Ellinger (Adams Central) 39-5, Jr. (SV-1 9-5). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 145 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Eli Walker of Yorktown 2nd Place - Tyler Housholder of East Noble 3rd Place - Kyle Jolas of Huntington North 4th Place - Levi McKee of North Miami 5th Place - Austin Bauer of Angola 6th Place - Grahm Smith of Norwell 8th Place - Nick Vaughn of Elkhart Memorial 8th Place - Hunter Randolph of Wapahani 1st Place Match Eli Walker (Yorktown) 40-1, Sr. over Tyler Housholder (East Noble) 36-6, Sr. (Dec 5-0). 3rd Place Match Kyle Jolas (Huntington North) 41-4, Jr. over Levi McKee (North Miami) 39-4, Sr. (Dec 8-4). 5th Place Match Austin Bauer (Angola) 43-10, Jr. over Grahm Smith (Norwell) 23-10, Sr. (Pin 3:52). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 152 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Isaiah Bradley of Muncie Southside 2nd Place - Conner Brumett of DeKalb 3rd Place - Sebastian Eckert of Huntington North 4th Place - Tristan Wilson of Carroll 5th Place - Chad Gaddis of Kokomo 6th Place - Chris Morris of Elkhart Memorial 8th Place - Tim Deters of Northridge 8th Place - Aaron Eicher of Leo 1st Place Match Isaiah Bradley (Muncie Southside) 33-0, Sr. over Conner Brumett (DeKalb) 33-3, Sr. (Dec 6-4). 3rd Place Match Sebastian Eckert (Huntington North) 33-6, Sr. over Tristan Wilson (Carroll) 31-12, Jr. (Pin 4:04). 5th Place Match Chad Gaddis (Kokomo) 35-6, Jr. over Chris Morris (Elkhart Memorial) 22-12, Jr. (Pin 2:37). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 160 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Rhett Hiestand of Yorktown 2nd Place - Johnny Tredway of Elkhart Central 3rd Place - Kaine Luginbill of Adams Central 4th Place - Rashad Jackson-Tatum of New Haven 5th Place - Spencer Malcolm of Carroll 6th Place - Kaleb Hammersley of Peru 8th Place - Alan Trabert of Columbia City 8th Place - Shea Pyle of South Adams 1st Place Match Rhett Hiestand (Yorktown) 44-2, Jr. over Johnny Tredway (Elkhart Central) 29-6, Sr. (Maj 14-4). 3rd Place Match Kaine Luginbill (Adams Central) 37-6, So. over Rashad Jackson-Tatum (New Haven) 27-17, Sr. (Pin 2:47). 5th Place Match Spencer Malcolm (Carroll) 42-3, Sr. over Kaleb Hammersley (Peru) 37-9, Sr. (Dec 9-2). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 170 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Riley Lefever of Carroll 2nd Place - Anthony Linnear of North Side 3rd Place - Tanner Adams of Jimtown 4th Place - Jacob Reed of Muncie Southside 5th Place - Kody Jones of Concordia Luthern 6th Place - Luke Akers of Northwestern 8th Place - Keair Ross of Kokomo 8th Place - Evan Smith of Goshen 1st Place Match Riley Lefever (Carroll) 43-0, Sr. over Anthony Linnear (North Side) 32-4, Sr. (TF 23-5). 3rd Place Match Tanner Adams (Jimtown) 42-2, Sr. over Jacob Reed (Muncie Southside) 28-8, Sr. (Pin 3:55). 5th Place Match Kody Jones (Concordia Luthern) 40-6, Sr. over Luke Akers (Northwestern) 45-6, Jr. (Dec 9-5). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 182 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Brad Busse of Bellmont 2nd Place - Benjamin Pfister of Adams Central 3rd Place - Zach Telschow of Northwood 4th Place - Myron Howard of Yorktown 5th Place - Corey Hinkle of Western 6th Place - Kain Jenkins of Elkhart Memorial 8th Place - Neil Snep of Manchester 8th Place - Ben Evans of Bishop Dwenger 1st Place Match Brad Busse (Bellmont) 34-2, Sr. over Benjamin Pfister (Adams Central) 39-5, Sr. (Pin 3:35). 3rd Place Match Zach Telschow (Northwood) 35-4, Sr. over Myron Howard (Yorktown) 27-12, So. (Dec 2-0). 5th Place Match Corey Hinkle (Western) 38-3, So. over Kain Jenkins (Elkhart Memorial) 34-9, Sr. (Dec 5-2). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 195 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Joseph Ross of Northfield 2nd Place - Kyle Garringer of Jay County 3rd Place - Brian Salmon of Woodlan 4th Place - Zach Goodyear of West Noble 5th Place - Everett Green of Bishop Luers 6th Place - Teishawn Johnson of Elkhart Memorial 8th Place - Andrew Smelser of Mississinewa 8th Place - Tyree Elkins of South Side 1st Place Match Joseph Ross (Northfield) 36-1, Sr. over Kyle Garringer (Jay County) 45-1, Sr. (Dec 7-2). 3rd Place Match Brian Salmon (Woodlan) 23-13, Jr. over Zach Goodyear (West Noble) 38-9, Sr. (Dec 2-0). 5th Place Match Everett Green (Bishop Luers) 40-3, Sr. over Teishawn Johnson (Elkhart Memorial) 36-5, Jr. (Dec 3-2). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 220 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Fletcher Miller of Kokomo 2nd Place - Brandon Joest of East Noble 3rd Place - Jason Nicodemus of Churubusco 4th Place - Brad Sadilek of Carroll 5th Place - Jacob Strauch of Muncie Southside 6th Place - Briar Gerber of Bluffton 8th Place - Nolan Wilson of Leo 8th Place - Mavrick Morningstar of South Adams 1st Place Match Fletcher Miller (Kokomo) 47-0, Jr. over Brandon Joest (East Noble) 31-7, Jr. (Maj 9-1). 3rd Place Match Jason Nicodemus (Churubusco) 28-1, Sr. over Brad Sadilek (Carroll) 36-11, Jr. (Maj 10-1). 5th Place Match Jacob Strauch (Muncie Southside) 35-8, Sr. over Briar Gerber (Bluffton) 34-7, Sr. (Pin 1:55). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet. 285 Results Guaranteed Places 1st Place - Eric Hemmelgarn of Jay County 2nd Place - Matt Beard of Eastside 3rd Place - Drake DeMuyt of East Noble 4th Place - Hayden Schmucker of Goshen 5th Place - Darrius Connell of Muncie Central 6th Place - Chris Travis of Eastern 8th Place - Justin Lee of Central Noble 8th Place - Jacob Peckham of Monroe Central 1st Place Match Eric Hemmelgarn (Jay County) 44-1, Jr. over Matt Beard (Eastside) 41-1, Sr. (Pin 2:35). 3rd Place Match Drake DeMuyt (East Noble) 38-4, Sr. over Hayden Schmucker (Goshen) 36-9, Sr. (Pin 2:51). 5th Place Match Darrius Connell (Muncie Central) 29-9, Jr. over Chris Travis (Eastern) 42-6, Sr. (Dec 4-2). 7th Place Match This match has not been wrestled yet.

Four area wrestlers regional champs for second straight year Posted: 02/02/2013 at 8:00 pm By: Steve Krah skrah@etruth.com GOSHEN — Elkhart Memorial High School junior Tieshawn Johnson spent a little over two minutes on the mat Saturday in rolling to the 195-pound title at Saturday’s Goshen Regional wrestling tournament. So dominant was Johnson that he scored three pins — in 31 seconds, 1:06 and :49 — in helping the Crimson Chargers to a runner-up finish to East Noble in the team standings. The Knights reigned in six of 14 weight divisions and scored 185 points — 44 more than Memorial. “I’ve had some tough practices,” said Johnson, who has been training with senior Kain Jenkins (the regional runner-up at 182) and getting pointers from former state champions Nick Corpe and Steve Stahl and state runner-up Ryan Stahl — all former Memorial wrestlers. “I try to come out and dominate every match.” Johnson (34-3) is one of six individual champions from Elkhart County and one of 33 grapplers from The Elkhart Truth area to gain a berth in next Saturday’s Fort Wayne Semistate at Memorial Coliseum. The top four finishers — 56 athletes — advanced from Goshen to Fort Wayne. The top four at semistate move on to the State Finals in Indianapolis. Johnson and Jimtown seniors Tanner Adams (170) and Nick Crume (126) repeated as regional champions in the same weight class while Fairfield junior Forrest Glogouski won at 120 this year after placing first at 113 in 2012. Adams (170) moved to 39-1 on the 2012-13 season by scoring two pins and having Memorial’s Tommy Kendall default because of injuries in the finals. “My confidence is up,” said Adams, whose only loss this season came in December during the Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association State Duals at Westfield. “I have confidence in my wrestling.” Adams, who has overcome opponents while dealing with occasional migraine headaches, said he will work this week on his “gameplan” and his mindset for semistate. “I can’t let them intimidate me,” said Adams. “I have to control the match.” Crume, who has been ranked No. 1 statewide by IndianaMat.com, moved to 30-0 with two pins, including one against Fairfield senior Brett Martz for the title, and a major decision. Glogouski, who became Fairfield’s first 100-match winnner and the school’s career victory leader earlier this winter, improved to 37-0 with a pin, a technical fall and 6-0 decision against Jimtown junior Konner Chafin in the finals. Elkhart Central senior Johnny Tredway (26-5 at 160) and NorthWood senior Zach Telschow (32-3 at 182) took Elkhart County’s other crowns. Tredway produced a pin and two convincing decisions while Telschow notched two pins then outlasted Memorial’s Jenkins 9-7 in the finals. There were four rematches of last week’s Elkhart Sectional finals — at 120, 126, 170 and 182 — with the same wrestler prevailing this time around. Goshen senior Travis Pickard placed fourth at 152 after suffering torn rib cartilage, an injury that required he be carried out of the gym on a stretcher. He was back by the end of the tournament. If he is unable to go next week, the alternate (fifth-place finisher) at 152 is Fairfield junior Tony Zook. Goshen Regional Team scores (semistate qualifiers in parentheses): East Noble 185 (9), Elkhart Memorial 141 (7), Jimtown 116 (5), Fairfield 89.5 (5), Northridge 86.5 (7), Goshen 73 (3), Fremont 7 (3), DeKalb 56.5 (4), West Noble 47.5 (2), Elkhart Central 42 (2), Westview 37 (2), NorthWood 34 (1), Angola 31 (1), Central Noble 31 (2), Prairie Heights 27 (1), Lakeland 23 (1), Concord 18.5 (1). (Top 4 to Semistate) Championship Summary 106 — Garrett Pepple (EN) dec. Blake Glogouski (Ff) 8-3. 113 — Connor Knapp (EN) dec. DeLawrence Gayfield (Con) 4-3. 120 — Forrest Glogouski (Ff) dec. Konner Chafin (J) 6-0. 126 — Nick Crume (J) pinned Brett Martz (Ff) :51. 132 — Zach Krumlauf (D) pinned Cody Koebel (J) 3:18. 138 — Jacob Weimer (EN) dec. Tylor Willms (Fr) 1-0. 145 — Tyler Householder (EN) maj. dec. Austin Bauer (A) 11-0. 152 — Connor Brummett (D) maj. dec. Tim Deters (Nr) 14-3. 160 — Johnny Tredway (EC) dec. Jesse Maley (EN) 9-4. 170 — Tanner Adams (J) by injury default against Tommy Kendall (EM). 182 — Zach Telschow (NW) dec. Kain Jenkins (EM) 9-7. 195 — Tieshawn Johnson (EM) pinned Zach Goodyear (WN) :49. 220 — Brandon Joest (EN) dec. Eliseo Guerra (EC) 10-7. Hwt — Drake DeMuyt (EN) pinned Justin Lee (CN) 4:45. Consolation Summary 106 — Scotty Huff (G) maj. dec. Eugene Moody-Neukom (EN) 8-0. 113 — Kyle Mockensturm (PH) dec. Brian Mullett (Wv) 3-1. 120 — Sterling Lutter (EN) dec. Hunter Leskowyak (Fr) 3-1. 126 — Jermel Moody-Neukom (EM) maj. dec. Devin Puckett (Nr) 11-2. 132 — Taylor Grim (WN) pinned Trever Yoder (Ff) 3:28. 138 — T.J. Thompson (L) dec. Ryan Baxter (Nr) 5-4. 145 — Nick Vaughn (EM) dec. Logan Williams (D) 1-0. 152 — Chris Morris (EM) by injury default against Travis Pickard (G). 160 — Ricky Short (Fr) pinned Morgon Cosby (Ff) :29. 170 — Evan Smith (G) dec. Scott Kasten (Nr) 7-1. 182 — Elijah Eckert (CN) dec. Taylor Warren (Wv) 4-2. 195 — Ross Walker (EN) pinned McKenna Malcolm (Nr) 1:51. 220 — Chris Connell (Nr) dec. Cody Spurgeon (J) 7-4. Hwt — Hayden Schmucker (G) dec. Lucas Wickey (Nr) 6-1. Next: Qualifiers in Fort Wayne Semistate Saturday at Memorial Coliseum.

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JG logo Last updated: January 26, 2013 5:50 p.m. Carroll's team shines Greg Jones, High school sports editor Carroll won't be able to go head-to-head in a team dual format after winning its own wrestling sectional Saturday, but it might be able to see how it fares against some of the other top teams in the state after all. The IHSAA did away with the decade-and-a-half team tournament, so the Chargers won't advance as a team. But with 14 individuals making it to next week's Carroll Regional, the Chargers could qualify for the Indiana Wrestling Coaches Association's unofficial class state tournament next season, which is supposed to take the place of the dual team state tourney. "It is a little disappointing," Carroll coach Scott Raypole said. "You would like to see how you could stack up against the other teams. We definitely want our shot. "Looking forward, qualifying all 14 guys for regionals maybe we can pick up enough points for next year's coaches' team state. That's what we put in their head. We are not just wrestling for individual sectionals or team sectionals, but also for next year's team and guys who are coming back next year." _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Carroll had 261 1/2 points to win its own wrestling sectional. Video by Greg Jones, The Journal Gazette. Published: January 26, 2013 8:56 p.m. Carroll, Lefever roll in sectional Greg Jones | High school sports editor Senior Riley Lefever beat North Side senior Anthony Linnear by pin as Carroll won a wrestling sectional title. High School Sports Editor Greg Jones on prep sports. Video Interview URL

106–Bruns (BD) won by ff; 113–Tippmann (BD) won by ff; 120–D. Garrett (BD) won by ff; 126–L. Garrett (BD) won by ff; 132–Bly (BD) d. Yeager 12-9; 138–Parrish (BD) p. Cash 1:14; 145–Trahin (BD) d. Johnson 15-0; 152–Ricter (BL) p. Anderson 3:22; 160–Hake (BD) won by ff; 170–Bostwick (BD) won by ff; 182–Evans (BD) won by ff; 195–Hilger (BD) d. Green O/T 6-4 (sudden win); 220–Reese (BD) p. Knapke 1:32; 285–Ryan (BD) p. Williams 0:36

Team Points Tie-breaker: Criteria 'E'; Most Falls 106?Marquez (S) p. Bruns 1:32; 113?Tippmann (BD) p. Forrish 1:38; 120?Votaw (S) p. L. Garrett 2:15; 126?Early (S) T.F. D. Garrett 17-2; 132?Humphrey (S) d. Bly 17-5; 138?Parrish (BD) d. Rodriguez 7-0; 145?Wells (S) p. Trahin 1:44; 152?Chacon (S) p. Lehman 4:17; 160?Hake (BD) p. Esquivel 5:44; 170?Bostwick (BD) d. Morgan 3-1, OT; 182?Evans (BD) p. Davies 4:29; 195?Reese (BD) p. Swartz 2:45; 220?Hilger p. Maisonneuve 3:23; 285?Holcomb (S) d. Ryan 4-2

Published: December 22, 2012 3:00 a.m. Saints wrestler grabs win when team needs it most Ben Smith The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The kid ran out of memory, it turns out, at about the same rate he ran out of breath. And so pardon Bishop Dwenger wrestler David Obergfell (Grade 9) for drawing a blank trying to remember who he?d lost to earlier in the long evening Friday. ?When I lost my matches to Northrop and ? Northrop and ?? he began. A pause. ?I just can?t remember,? Obergfell went on. ?So winded right now.? No problem. Because when it got (came) down to cases at the SAC Holiday Dual Wrestling Meet, no one had any problem remembering what he did in the last match of the night. With the rest of the Dwenger and Snider wrestlers surrounding the mat, Obergfell finally got (turned) Snider?s Lamont Carpenter on (to) his back at the 3:40 mark of their 113-pound showdown, and that was that. The pinfall sealed it for the host Saints, 37-33, in the championship round of the annual meet. It was the culmination of a night of cliffhanging for Dwenger, which won all four of its matches (meets), but needed the last match of the night to beat Northrop (36-31), Concordia (35-33) and Snider. ?We had to have a win all of those three rounds to pull it out,? Dwenger coach John Tone said. ?And a different kid each time stepped up to the plate and came up with a great win.? Last but hardly least among them was Obergfell, one of the smaller guys out there (and a fill-in; he?s JV). But as the Saints and Panthers swapped crucial victories, it became increasingly clear that the little guy was going to have to shoulder the biggest load of all. ?I told the kid (David Obergfell) a couple matches ahead, ?It?s going to come down to you,? ? Tone said. ?I said, ?It?s your turn to step up.? ? And his response? ?He said, ?I?m ready. I?m ready, Coach.? And I said, ?I know you are.? ? That?s not exactly the way Obergfell remembers it. ?I said, ?Coach, I?ll try my best and I?ll come back with a victory,? ? he said. Even so, it wasn?t until Luis Marquez of Snider closed out Alex Bruns 18-2 at 106 pounds that Obergfell realized it truly had come down to him. ?When all the wrestling team came over, I just knew it was up to me,? he said. ?And I just got it through my and head and thought, ?I?ve got to get this.? ? In addition to Obergfell, the Saints got wins from Louis Garrett (120), Jordan Bly (132), Logan Parrish (138), Jon Hake (160), C.J. Bostwick (170), Ben Evans (182) and Shawn Ryan (185). Garrett, Parrish and Evans won by fall. Snider, which won all three of its (their) preliminary matches (meets), (had) trailed 28-16 after Evans? pin at 182 but won three of the next four weight classes, two by fall, to take it to the end. bensmith@jg.net ? Copyright 2012 The Journal Gazette.

Team standings: 1. Bishop Dwenger, 2. Snider, 3. Northrop, 4. Concordia, 5. South Side, 6. Wayne, 7. North Side, 8. Bishop Luers Round 1 Northrop 66, North Side 12 Concordia 54, Wayne 30 Snider 70, Bishop Luers 12 Bishop Dwenger 60, South Side 15 Round 2 Bishop Dwenger 36, Northrop 31 Snider 40, Concordia 24 Wayne 57, Bishop Luers 21 South Side 46, North Side 27 Round 3 Snider 40, Northrop 28 Bishop Dwenger 35, Concordia 33 South Side 66, Bishop Luers 12 Wayne 64, North Side 18 Round 4 Bishop Dwenger 37, Snider 33 Northrop 39, Concordia 27 North Side 38, Bishop Luers 30 South Side 42, Wayne 31