National High School Wrestling Coaches Assn.

NHSCA National Open location announced!

The 2007 NHSCA National Open and Beach Wrestling Championships will be held June 16-19, 2007 in Myrtle Beach, SC!!! http://www.nhsca.com/event_show.php?id=20093

This is a beautiful, vacation area that has so much to offer the whole family. The elite, national wrestling competition will be held at the Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center, a 100,000 sq ft, state-of-the-art facility. The Headquarters Hotel is attached to the venue, and is a gorgeous, 4 diamond location. http://www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=1726 All this is just a short walk to the surf and sand of the Atlantic Ocean. Free shuttles will be available for our participants to/from the airport, and to area attractions. There's so much to see and do there, including Broadway at the Beach ~ 350+ acres of shops, restaurants, clubs and attractions. http://www.broadwayatthebeach.com/

To participate in this event, you must place at a State Qualifying Tournament http://www.nhsca.com/qualifiers.php To host a tournament, please contact mailto:melissa@nhsca.com
Lester wins bronze at World Championship in China

The NHSCA is congratulating Harry Lester, who won the bronze medal at the World Championship in China last week. He defeated the 2005 World Silver Medalist, the 2005 World Champ, and the 2004 Olympic Silvermedalist! Lester is a 4 X OH State Champ, and a 2X NHSCA National Open Champ. Tune into the NHSCA Internet Radio Show this Sunday, October 8, 2006 (6-7 PM EST) to hear an exclusive interview with Lester.

Also featured on this week's show will be Ted Witulski, the newest staff member at "Real Pro Wrestling". As RPW gears up for its second exciting season, Witulski will be highlighting the schedule of events, and giving a preview on which athletes he thinks will rise to the top. For more information on RPW, please visit http://www.realprowrestling.com/

Attached is the most recent NHSCA calendar of events for 2006-07, visit http://www.nhsca.com/calendar.php. Highlights of the schedule include:

NHSCA National Pre-Season Wrestling Championships ~ November 4th ~ Winston-Salem, NC

This event has already drawn registration from 13 different states across the country!! Mark Cody, Head Wrestling Coach from American University will be providing a college coach's recruiting seminar. For more info, visit http://www.nhsca.com/event_show.php?id=20076 Online registration open.

NHSCA Sunshine Invitational ~ December 8th ~ Brandon HS, FL http://www.nhsca.com/event_show.php?id=20081

Featuring powerhouse Easton HS and legendary Brandon HS, plus enjoy sunny Florida! Still accepting teams.

NHSCA Wrestling Festival ~ January 13th ~ Pleasant Valley HS, PA http://www.nhsca.com/event_show.php?id=20095

Wide range of competition available, from JV to high-level Varsity. Teams from 6 different states, including NJ's top-ranked Blair Academy. Field closes at 40 teams, a few spots left.

18th Annual Senior Nationals Wrestling Championships ~ March 29- April 1st ~ VA Beach, VA

The Freshman Nationals has been added to the steadily growing Sophomore/Junior & Senior Nationals. We've condensed the underclassmen schedule to allow students and coaches to miss less school.

The Headquarters Hotel for these events is almost booked already!!

http://www.nhsca.com/event_show.php?id=20063
National Open Wrestling Championships ~ June16-19, 2007 ~ Myrtle Beach, SC

Must qualify for this event at a State Qualifier Tournament http://www.nhsca.com/qualifiers.php

Team Dual Meet Championships to be held on East Coast, West Coast and in the Midwest!!

This is sure to be an exciting year! I hope to see you at all of these outstanding competitions.

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Polz named National High School Coach of the Year

EASTON , Pa. The National High School Coaches Association (NHSCA) has selected Mike Polz of Carl Sandburg High School in Orland Park, Ill. as its National High School Wrestling Coach of the Year for 2006.

The NHSCA selects National High School Coaches of the Year annually in 20 boys and girls sports. Last year,s recipients were from 15 different states. While they represent a multitude of different backgrounds, they exhibit a common theme: a strong dedication to supporting and developing high school student-athletes. Polz is the NHSCA,s first selection for 2006.
"Illinois has long been one of the nation,s top wrestling states, and Mike Polz has been one of Illinois, top coaches for over a decade," NHSCA executive director Bob Ferraro said. "His success at Carl Sandburg shows that he not only produces outstanding wrestlers, but great teams as well, and we are proud to be honoring him."

Polz will be honored as Coach of the Year at the Coaches and OfficIals Championships Banquet in Pittsburgh, Pa. on Thursday, March 23 at 7 p.m., the evening before the start of the 17th annual National High School Seniors Wrestling Championships. On that same day, at 11 a.m. at the Petersen Events Center, the site of the competition, Polz will give a presentation on building a championship program as part of the High School Nationals Convention, which takes place alongside the competition. Then, at noon, he will be featured along with Penn State University head coach Troy Sunderland at the official coaches and wrestlers clinic. The convention will also feature a strength training clinic by strength training specialist Dale Greenwald, author of Weight Training by Design (published by McGraw-Hill), a nutritional clinic by World Champion and clinical nutritionist James Johnson. For a complete list of Championships and Convention events, visit the NHSCA,s web site at www.nhsca.com.

A two-time state qualifier at Riverside-Brookfield (Ill.) High in the mid-1970s and a graduate of Eastern Illinois University, Polz recently completed his 18th season as a head coach, and his 14th at Carl Sandburg. This season, he led the Eagles a 33-0 record and their second consecutive Class AA dual-team state championship becoming the first public school in the 23-year history of the tournament to win back-to-back titles and back to-back titles in The Clash National Duals in Rochester, Minn. Carl Sandburg,s 33-19 title-match victory over Chicago St. Rita High Feb. 25 was Polz,s 400th career victory. In this year,s individual state tournament, Polz coached three state champions and five Eagles advanced to the finals, a Class AA record. Sandburg currently boasts a 51-match winning streak over two seasons, and Polz,s last four teams have a combined record of 103-3 and have been unbeaten in the regular season against Illinois opponents.
Polz began his head coaching career at New Lenox Providence High in 1989, where he coached for four seasons, leading the Celtics to the 1989 Class AA title and a runner-up finish in 1990. His career dual-meet record is 400-45, and he has coached 13 individual state champions and 45 placewinners.

The NHSCA selects Coaches and Senior Athletes of the Year in 20 boys and girls sports, and sponsors more than two dozen national championship events in 11 sports. This year National High School Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores Wrestling Championships is expected to attract more than 1,000 competitors and sophomores to Pittsburgh, and the NHSCA will conduct more than one dozen championship events in Virginia Beach, Va. this summer. The NHSCA, in partnership with the NFL Coaches Association, conducts the National High School Football Coaches Convention each January in conjunction with U.S. Army All-American Bowl All-Star Game and also is in the midst of a fabulously successful inaugural High School Talent Search competition. For a complete list of this year,s programs and events, visit the NHSCA,s web site at www.nhsca.com.
Founded in 1989, the National High School Coaches Association is a not-for-profit 501c3 service organization providing support and leadership programs for the nation,s 500,000 high school coaches and 10 million high school athletes.

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Would you like to gain free entrance into the 2006 NHSCA Sophomore, Junior and/or Senior Nationals in March

Would you like to gain free entrance into the 2006 NHSCA Sophomore, Junior and/or Senior Nationals in March? Top wrestlers from all across the country are already beginning to enter these prestigious Pittsburgh, PA events! The NHSCA is looking for a limited number of volunteers to commit to working at the event in exchange for free admission and a selected # of free meals. For more information about the positions available and the benefits, please visit: <http://www.nhsca.com/volunteer_registration.html>http://www.nhsca.com/volunteer_registration.html If interested, please submit your name, contact information and previous experience to <mailto:steve@nhsca.com>steve@nhsca.com. You will be contacted if your application is accepted.

The NHSCA has been approached by CBS for help with a research project, and we could use your input. Are High School Sports televised in your state? If so, what television stations broadcast the sporting events? Please email your response to <mailto:melrob1231@aol.com>melrob1231@aol.com. We appreciate your time and assistance!

Attention all coaches: if you are looking for an amazing team dual competition, the 2007 NHSCA High School Wrestling Festival (January 13, 2007) is the opportunity you've been waiting for. Last year's event drew 27 teams from 3 different states, and 3 different levels of competition. There's even a JV division so your entire program can be involved. We are expecting to close out the tournament when we reach 40 teams, so send in your team's information now to <mailto:steve@nhsca.com>steve@nhsca.com and reserve your spot!

Doesn't Florida in December sound great? Join us at the inaugural NHSCA Sunshine Invitational in Brandon, Florida December 8-9, 2006. Great teams from across the country like Easton HS (PA) and Brandon HS and Jupiter Christian (both from FL) have signed on for this top competition in one of the premier vacation spots in the US. The deadline to register for this event is March 1, 2006 so get your team's contact information to <mailto:steve@nhsca.com>steve@nhsca.com immediately!

As we enter the heart of the post-season, the NHSCA wishes you all the best of luck! As always, if you need any further information on any of these upcoming events, please feel free to call the NHSCA offices at 610-923-0900.

Sincerely,

Melissa R. Boardwine

NHSCA Administrative Assistant

610-923-0900

melrob1231@aol.com

NHSCA Sports Hour

Tune in to the NHSCA Sports Hour Tuesday, January 31st to hear featured guest Dave Crowell, the highly sucessful Coach at the Nationally ranked Nazareth High School Blue Eagles. Dave was the 2001 NHSCA Coach of the Year, and to date is the only Coach in the history of Pennsylvania to Coach three different schools to State Titles. Dave has more than 300 career wins to his credit in a career that has spanned over 20 years.

The NHSCA is pleased to announce that Troy Sunderland, three-time NCAA All-American and head coach of the Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling team, will be the clinician at the 2006 Senior Nationals Wrestling Championships in Pittsburgh, PA. For a complete bio of Coach Sunderland, click below: <http://www.gopsusports.com/Wrestling/people/coaches/coachProfile.cfm?sid=29>http://www.gopsusports.com/Wrestling/people/coaches/coachProfile.cfm?sid=29

To read more about Penn State's season, click

To register for the prestigious Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Nationals, click on the appropriate event:

BLAIR ACADEMY GOES 4-0 AT NHSCA FINAL FOUR; EASTON,S SOUDERS OUTSTANDING WRESTLER

EASTON, Pa. With victories over Parkersburg (W.Va.) South High, 60-3, Dallas (Texas) Bishop Lynch High, 53-17, Easton (Pa.) High, 49-20, and Sidney (Mont.) High, 48-12, Blairstown (N.J.) Blair Academy showed they are once again the top dogs of high school wrestling as they went 4-0 in the ninth annual National High School Coaches Association (NHSCA) Final Four of High School Wrestling Jan. 21 at Easton High School.

"We had four rounds of outstanding competition in this year,s Final Four," NHSCA associate executive director Joe Boardwine said. "The most fun about it is the way the excitement builds throughout the day, all the way to the final round. It,s just a very special event."
Easton senior Russ Souders (119) was voted the meet,s Outstanding Wrestler, rallying from a 4-0 deficit to beat two-time National Prep champion Ben Ashmore of Bishop Lynch 9-6 in the opening round, then following with two pins.

Ashmore,s younger brother, Luke, a Cadet National champion, also lost in the match, 4-3 to Braylin Williams, the first time both brothers had lost in the same dual meet. He also lost 4-2 in overtime to Blair Academy,s Mario Mason.

Easton was 2-1 in the event, beating Bishop Lynch 51-18 and Sidney 40-24 before its loss to Blair Academy. Sidney and Parkersburg South each went 1-2, Sidney beating Parkersburg South 51-16 and Parkersburg South, which once trailed 33-6, won the final eight matches to overtake Bishop Lynch 45-33.

Anthony Valles (112-119), Kellen Russell (130), Max Shanaman (135), Mason (140), Travis Blasco (145), Eric Medina (152) and Jared Platt (215) all posted 4-0 records for Blair Academy. Posting 3-0 records were Easton,s Jordan Oliver (103) and Cory Rutt (189) and Bishop Lynch,s Dak Adamson (125).

The meet coaches all loved the event. Here are some of their comments:
Easton coach Steve Powell: "I was real pleased with our kids. The young kids are coming along, and helped us put together a very good team effort. Where Russ Souders is good, he is very good. There are a few positions where he is just nasty and real pain to deal with for his opponents."
Sidney coach Guy Melby: "This was a tremendous opportunity for our program. We wanted to make sure we wrestled Blair when we came here. That alone was worth the trip. In our match with Easton, we had them in a bunch of matches, but just made little mistakes at the wrong times. This event was great."

Bishop Lynch coach Tim Matthews: "This was a wake-up call for us. We weren't ready. I think we had too many days off, too much downtime after the holidays coming in here. We plan to study some of the matches on film with our coaching staff and make improvements. Even though we are missing a couple of key guys, I thought we still should have done better on an individual level."
Parkersburg South coach Tim McCartney: "I wish we had the team that we expected to have. We're missing about half of that team, but we don't want to make excuses. I'm proud of how the kids got out of the goose egg column with that win over Bishop Lynch. It was a great event."

Final Four of HS Wrestling
At Easton, Pa., Jan. 21
Round 1
Easton 51, Bishop Lynch 18
171 -- So. Keenan Walls (E) forfeit; 189 -- So. Cory Rutt (E) p. Nolan Hahn, 2:58; 215 -- Fr. Chris Wilson (E) p. Peter Tarantino, 0:32; 275 -- Jr. Mike Varju (E) forfeit; 103 -- So. Jordan Oliver (E) d. Fr. Riley Adamson, 9-5; 112 -- Sr. David Staines (BL) d. Sr. Jeff Dorsey, 7-6; 119 --Sr. Russ Souders (E) d. Sr. Ben Ashmore, 9-6; 125 -- Jr. Dak Adamson (BL) m.d. Jr. Ju-Ju Drummond, 19-7; 130 -- Jr. Luke Silver (BL) p. Sr. Mike Biase, 2:19; 135 -- So. Tevin Gibson (E) forfeit; 140 -- Sr. Braylin Williams (E) d. Jr. Luke Ashmore, 4-3; 145 -- So. Colin Dailey (E) p. Sean Rohe, 2:42; 152 -- Sr. Ace Adamson (BL) p. So. Jeremy Snyder, 0:58; 160 -- Fr. Joe Piro (E) p. Andrew Ellis, 1:41.

Blair Academy 60, Parkersburg South 3
171 -- Victor Mocco (BA) d. So. Ryan Stoops, 4-0; 189 -- Ryland Geiger (BA) p. Jr. Gene Beatty, 2:24; 215 -- Jared Platt (BA) p. Fr. Josh Cale, 0:24; 275 -- Kyle Hanson (BA) p. Sr. Josh Spaur, 1:14; 103 -- Keefer Taylor (BA) d. Jr. Corey Matheny, 10-5; 112 -- Robert Brackup (BA) m.d. So. Nic Busch, 15-3; 119 -- Anthony Valles (BA) d. So. Matt Hall, 5-0; 125 -- Jr. Hueston Keller (PS) d. Garrett Frey, 10-9; 130 -- Kellen Russell (BA) m.d. Fr. Andy Church, 13-4; 135 -- Jr. Max Shanaman (BA) d. Sr. Zac McCray, 4-3 OT; 140 -- Mario Mason (BA) m.d. Sr. Matt Dunn, 13-1; 145 -- Travis Blasco (BA) m.d. Sr. Aaron Kelley, 12-0; 152 -- Eric Medina (BA) d. Sr. Chad Porter, 8-1; 160 -- Adam Hogue (BA) p. Sr. Nathan Hall, 1:10.

Round 2
Easton 40, Sidney 24
189 -- So. Cory Rutt (E) d. Josh Moore, 2-0; 215 -- Sr. Cody Williams (S) p. Jr. Nick Williams, 1:30; 275 -- Fr. Chris Wilson (E) d. Jr. Trevor Getchell, 6-2; 103 -- So. Jordan Oliver (E) p. Fr. Levi Johnson, 1:09; 112 -- Jr. Jesse Obergfell (S) d. So. Kegan Handlovic, 10-7; 119 -- Sr. Russ Souders (E) p. So. Lance Kuylen, 1:08; 125 -- Jr. Ju-Ju Drummond (E) p. Sr. Brent Sorenson, 1:33; 130 -- Sr. Ryan Hecker (S) m.d. Sr. Mike Biase, 13-4; 135 -- So. Tevin Gibson (E) d. Sr. Craig Dunn, 10-9; 140 -- Sr. Braylin Williams (E) m.d. Sr. Byron Kuylen, 13-4; 145 -- So. Colin Dailey (E) d. Sr. Derek Fritz, 3-2; 152 -- Sr. Gresh Melby (S) t.f. So. Jeremy Snyder, 17-2, 3:27; 160 -- Sr. Dan Collins (S) p. Jr. Jules Knighton, 4:19; 171 -- Fr. Joe Piro (E) p. Fr. Beau Melby, 1:01.

Blair Academy 53, Bishop Lynch 17
189 -- Reid Flaihr (BA) p. Nolan Hahn, 1:04; 215 -- Jared Platt (BA) p. Peter Tarantino, 0:26; 275 -- Kyle Hanson (BA) forfeit; 103 -- Fr. Riley Adamson (BL) p. Tony Buxton, 0:48; 112 -- Anthony Valles (BA) m.d. Sr. David Staines, 11-2; 119 -- Sr. Ben Ashmore (BL) t.f. Joe Stanzione, 16-0, 3:33; 125 -- Jr. Dak Adamson (BL) p. Alex Counoyer, 3:24; 130 -- Kellen Russell (BA) d. So. Luke Silver, 3-1; 135 -- Jr. Max Shanaman (BA) forfeit; 140 -- Mario Mason (BA) d. Jr. Luke Ashmore, 4-2 OT; 145 -- Travis Blasco (BA) p. Jr. Sean Rohe, 0:46; 152 -- Eric Medina (BA) d. Sr. Ace Adamson, 7-1; 160 -- Jr. Hudson Collins (BA) m.d. Jr. Andrew Ellis, 13-4; 171 -- Steve Hanzik (BA) forfeit.
Round 3
Blair Academy 49, Easton 20
215 -- Jared Platt (BA) p. Fr. Chris Wilson, 0:31; 275 -- Jim Powers (BA) p. Jr. Mike Varju, 3:04; 103 -- So. Jordan Oliver (E) t.f. Keefer Taylor, 20-5, 4:00; 112 -- Anthony Valles (BA) m.d. So. Kegan Handlovic, 9-1; 119 -- Sr. Russ Souders (E) p. Garrett Frey (BA), 2:22; 125 -- Jr. Ju-Ju Drummond (E) p. Alex Cournoyer, 1:49; 130 -- Kellen Russell (BA) m.d. Sr. Mike Biase, 16-5; 135 -- Jr. Max Shanaman (BA) p. So. Tevin Gibson, 4:42; 140 -- Mario Mason (BA) d. Sr. Braylin Williams, 5-4; 145 -- Travis Blasco (BA) p. So. Colin Dailey, 1:05; 152 -- Adam Hogue (BA) m.d. So. Jeremy Snyder, 17-6; 160 Sr. Victor Mocco (BA) m.d. Fr. Joe Piro, 11-1; 171 -- Ryland Geiger (BA) p. So. Keenan Walls, 3:55; 189 -- So. Cory Rutt (E) d. Reid Flaihr, 3-1.

Sidney 51, Parkersburg South 16
215 -- Sr. Cody Williams (S) p. Fr. Josh Cale, 1:03; 275 -- Jr. Trevor Getchell (S) p. Sr. Josh Spaur, 3:24; 103 -- Jr. Corey Matheny (PS) d. Fr. Levi Johnson, 4-0; 112 -- Jr. Jesse Obergfell (S) p. So. Nic Busch, 1:43; 119 -- So. Lance Kuylen (S) p. So. Matt Hall, 3:33; 125 -- Jr. Hueston Keller (PS) m.d. Sr. Brent Sorenson, 12-3; 130 -- Sr. Ryan Hecker (S) p. Fr. Andy Church, 5:14; 135 -- Sr. Byron Kuylen (S) d. Sr. Zac McCray, 3-1; 140 -- Sr. Matt Dunn (PS) d. Sr. Craig Dunn, 10-6; 145 -- Sr. Aaron Kelley (PS) d. Sr. Derek Fritz, 5-2; 152 -- Sr. Chad Porter (PS) d. Sr. Gresh Melby, 7-0; 160 -- Sr. Dan Collins (S) p. Sr. Nathan Hall, 1:59; 171 -- Fr. Beau Melby (S) p. So. Ryan Stoops, 2:42; 189 -- So. Josh Moore (S) p. Jr. Gene Beatty, 1:13.
Round 4
Blair Academy 48, Sidney 12
275 -- Sr. Jim Powers (BA) p. Jr. Trevor Getchell, 5:18; 103 -- Fr. Keefer Taylor (BA) d. Fr. Levi Johnson, 9-2; 112 -- So. Anthony Valles (BA) t.f. Jr. Jesse Obergfell, 19-1, 6:00; 119 -- So. Joe Stanzione (BA) m.d. So. Lance Kuylen, 20-7; 125 -- Jr. Alex Cournoyer (BA) d. Sr. Brent Sorenson, 7-0; 130 -- Jr. Kellen Russell (BA) d. Sr. Ryan Hecker, 5-1; 135 -- Jr. Max Shanaman (BA) m.d. Sr. Byron Kuylen, 10-1; 140 -- So. Mario Mason (BA) t.f. Sr. Craig Dunn, 19-3, 5:01; 145 Travis Blasco (BA) d. Sr. Derek Fritz, 3-1; 152 -- Sr. Gresh Melby (S) p. Carter Lorant, 3:46; 160 -- Sr. Victor Mocco (BA) d. Sr. Dan Collins, 11-6; 171 -- Fr. Beau Melby (S) p. So. Steve Hanzik, 3:16; 189 -- Jr. Reid Flaihr (BA) d. So. Josh Moore, 5-4; 215 -- Jr. Jared Platt (BA) p. Sr. Cody Williams, 1:16.

Parkersburg South 45, Bishop Lynch 33
103 --Fr. Riley Adamson (BL) p. Jr. Corey Matheny, 4:36; 112 -- Sr. David Staines (BL) p. So. Nic Busch, 3:19; 119 -- Sr. Ben Ashmore (BL) p. So Matt Hall, 1:26; 125 -- Jr. Dak Adamson (BL) p. Jr. Hueston Keller, 0:39; 130 -- So. Luke Silver (BL) m.d. Fr. Andy Church, 14-1; 135 -- Sr. Zac McCray (PS) forfeit; 140 -- Jr. Luke Ashmore (BL) t.f. Sr. Matt Dunn, 21-5, 5:16; 145 -- Sr. Aaron Kelley (PS) t.f. Sean Rohe, 15-0, 4:00; 152 -- Sr. Chad Porter (PS) m.d. Sr. Ace Adamson, 12-0; 160 -- Sr. Nathan Hall (PS) p. Andrew Ellis, 3:27; 171 -- So. Ryan Stoops (PS) forfeit; 189 -- Jr. Gene Beatty (PS) p. Nolan Hahn, 3:46; 215 -- Fr. Josh Cale (PS) p. Peter Tarantino (BL), 0:23; 275 -- Sr. Josh Spaur (PS) forfeit.

The NHSCA selects Coaches and Senior Athletes of the Year in 20 boys and girls sports, and sponsors more than two dozen national championship events in 11 sports. The 16th annual National High School Seniors Wrestling Championships attracted nearly 800 entries from 47 states and three European countries to Cleveland, Ohio in April, and the NHSCA conducted 16 championship events in Virginia Beach, Va. this summer. The NHSCA, in partnership with the NFL Coaches Association, conducted the National High School Football Coaches Convention in conjunction with U.S. Army All-American Bowl All-Star Game and recently completed a fabulously successful inaugural National High School Talent Search competition to rave reviews. For a complete list of this year,s programs and events, visit the NHSCA,s web site at www.nhsca.com.
Founded in 1989, the National High School Coaches Association is a not-for-profit 501c3 service organization providing support and leadership programs for the nation,s 500,000 high school coaches and 10 million high school athletes.

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Ninth Annual Final Four of High School Wrestling at Easton High School., Easton, PA

EASTON, Pa. What is the best dual-meet wrestling team in the nation?
That question could be answered Saturday when the NHSCA presents the ninth annual Final Four of High School Wrestling at Easton High School.
With the recent addition of two-time defending state champion Sidney (Mont.) High to the field, this year,s event becomes The Final Four, plus one. With five state champions in a senior-dominated lineup, including three two-time state champions, Sidney recently won the prestigious Bismarck (N.D.) Rotary Tournament.
Also part of this year,s Final Four: Blairstown (N.J.) Blair Academy, Dallas (Texas) Bishop Lynch High, Parkersburg (W.Va.) South High and the host school, Easton High.
"We had three rounds of outstanding competition at last year,s Final Four," NHSCA associate executive director Joe Boardwine said. "The most fun about it is the way the excitement builds throughout the day, all the way to the final round. It,s just a very special event."
The Final Four will consist of four sessions, at 10 a.m., 11:45 a.m., 1:30 p.m and 3:15 p.m. on two mats. Each team will wrestle three matches except for Blair Academy, which will wrestle all four opponents. The scheduled order of wrestling:

10:00am Easton vs. Bishop Lynch; Blair Academy vs. Parkersburg South
11:45am Easton vs. Sidney; Bishop Lynch vs. Blair Academy
1:30pm Easton vs. Blair Academy; Sidney vs. Parkersburg South
3:15pm Blair Academy vs. Sidney; Bishop Lynch vs. Parkersburg South
Here,s a look at each of the five teams and their lineups.

Bishop Lynch
Dallas, Texas
Nickname: Friars
Head Coach: Tim Matthews
Assistant Coaches: Kendall Cross, Kenny Monday
Team Accomplishments: 2005 National Prep Runners-up, 2005 Texas Prep State Champions, 4th at the 2005 Beast of the East
Roster
103 Riley Adamson Fr State Champion, Cadet All-American
112 David Staines Sr State Champion, Cadet All-American
119 Ben Ashmore Sr Two-time National Prep champion, Junior All-American
125 Dak Adamson Jr New Mexico state champion, Cadet All-American
130 Luke Silver So 2nd National Prep, Prep State champion
135 Johnny Koepp So 2nd National Prep, 2nd Cadet Nationals
140 Luke Ashmore Jr National Prep champion, Cadet National champion
145 Sean Rohe Returning letterman
152 Ace Adamson Sr New Mexico state champion, 2nd
160 Andrew Ellis
171 Jack Theilen Returning letterman
189 Nolan Hahn
215 Peter Tarantino

Blair Academy
Blairstown, New Jersey
Nickname: Bucs
Head Coach: Jeff Buxton (Rhode Island ,79), 24th season
Assistant Coaches: Wayne Catan, Paul Clavel, Charles Donhoff, Jim Frick, Jody Giuricich, Ed Russell.
Team Accomplishments: 25 consecutive National Prep Championships titles; Walsh Ironman and Beast of the East champions
Roster
103 Keefer Taylor Fr
Tony Buxton Fr Cadet All-American
112 Anthony Valles So Connecticut/New England champion, two-time Cadet champion
119 Garrett Frey Fr
125 Alex Cournoyer Jr 3rd National Prep
130 Kellen Russell Jr National Prep Champion, Cadet National Champion
135 Max Shanaman Jr National Prep Champion, Junior National All-American
140 Mario Mason So 3rd National Prep, Cadet National Champion
145 Travis Blasco Sr Three-time National Prep Champion, Junior All-American
Carter Lorant So
152 Eric Medina Jr Two-time National Prep Champion, Cadet National Champion
Adam Hogue Fr
160 Victor Mocco Sr Three-time National Prep placewinner
Hudson Collins Jr
171 Ryland Geiger So
Steve Hanzik So
189 Reid Flaihr Jr
215 Jared Platt Jr New Jersey region champion
275 Jim Powers Sr National Prep runnerup
Kyle Hanson So

Easton
Easton, Pa.
Nickname: Red Rovers
Head Coach: Steve Powell (West Chester), 20th season
Assistant Coaches: Jason Magditch, Barry Snyder
Team Accomplishments: Six-time Pennsylvania 3A individual state champions, four-time runners-up; four-time dual state champions; 29 individual state champions, 97 region champions, 162 district champions
Roster
103 Jordan Oliver So 24-0, NHSCA National Open champion, 2nd state
Richard Drey Fr 1-0
112 Keegan Handlovic So 10-7
Jeff Dorsey Sr 2-2
119 Brandon Veres Jr 12-3
Anthony Drummond Sr 5-5
125 Russ Souders Sr 22-2, three-time Class AA placewinner
130 JuJu Drummond Jr 15-6
135 Mike Biase Sr 15-6
Colin Hershey Jr 0-2
140 Matt Krom Sr 8-8
145 Braylin Williams Sr 19-2, 2nd NHSCA National Open, 8th state
152 Colin Dailey So 19-7
160 Jules Knighton So 14-8
171 Joe Piro Fr 13-11
Storm Kruczek Fr 1-1
189 Cory Rutt So 20-5
215 Cory Wilson Fr 11-9
Nick Williams Jr 0-2
275 Mike Varju Jr 6-11

Parkersburg South
Parkersburg, W.Va.
Nickname: Patriots
Head Coach: Tim McCartney
Assistant Coaches: Terry Collins, Gary Porter, Lee Rhodes, Pat Sole
Team Accomplishments: 15 West Virginia Class 3A team titles
Roster
103 Corey Matheny Jr 16-5, 2nd state
112 Nick Busch So 4-11
119 Hueston Keller Jr 17-4, 2nd state
125 Andy Church Fr 7-5
130 Travis Townsend Jr 7-4, 2nd NHSCA National Open
135 Zac McCray Sr 19-4, 2nd state, 5th NHSCA National Open
140 Matt Dunn Sr 6-3, 3rd state
145 Aaron Kelley Sr 24-3, 4th, 3rd state
152 Chad Porter Sr 22-3, State champion, 2nd, 6th NHSCA Junior Nationals
160 Michael Stouts Sr 5-5
Cody Miracle So 4-7
Nathan Hall Sr 1-5
171 Ryan Stoops So 8-7
189 Gene Beatty Jr 9-11
215 Josh Cale So 3-6
275 Josh Spaur Sr 0-3

Sidney
Sidney, Mont.
Nickname: Eagles
Head Coach: Guy Melby (Western Montana ,85), 20th season
Assistant Coaches: Ty Graves, Tim Stubstad
Team Accomplishments: Seven-time Montana State Champions; 17 conference titles, 15 top3 three state finishes past 19 years
Roster
103 Levi Johnson Fr 13-10
112 Jesse Obergfell Jr 25-0, two-time state champion
119 Lance Kuylen So 19-9, 3rd state
125 Brent Sorenson Sr 17-8, 6th state
130 Ryan Hecker Sr 24-0, 4th NHSCA Junior Nationals, two-time state champion
135 Byron Kuylen Sr 13-2, 2nd NHSCA Junior Nationals, two-time state champion
140 Craig Dunn Sr 23-4
145 Derek Fritz Sr 20-6, state champion, three-time placewinner
152 Gresh Melby Sr 24-2, state champion, three-time placewinner
160 Dan Collins Sr 24-4, 2nd state
171 Beau Melby Fr 22-3
189 Cody Williams Sr 17-6
215 Trevor Getchell Jr 5th state
275 Josh Zimmerman Jr

The NHSCA selects Coaches and Senior Athletes of the Year in 20 boys and girls sports, and sponsors more than two dozen national championship events in 11 sports. The 16th annual National High School Seniors Wrestling Championships attracted nearly 800 entries from 47 states and three European countries to Cleveland, Ohio in April, and the NHSCA conducted 16 championship events in Virginia Beach, Va. this summer. The NHSCA, in partnership with the NFL Coaches Association, conducted the National High School Football Coaches Convention in conjunction with U.S. Army All-American Bowl All-Star Game and recently completed a fabulously successful inaugural National High School Talent Search competition to rave reviews. For a complete list of this year,s programs and events, visit the NHSCA,s web site at www.nhsca.com.
Founded in 1989, the National High School Coaches Association is a not-for-profit 501c3 service organization providing support and leadership programs for the nation,s 500,000 high school coaches and 10 million high school athletes.

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Happy New Year from the NHSCA offices!

We're looking forward to another year of great wrestling competition. January started off with a bang on the 14th, when Salisbury High School in Allentown, PA hosted the 2006 NHSCA Wrestling Festival. To read more about this event, click here:

http://www.nhsca.com/events/w20050115_festival/post_press.php?event_id=14

This Saturday, January 21st, the NHSCA presents to the wrestling community the 2006 NHSCA National High School Wrestling Final Four. Tickets are available now and at the event. You can hear FREE LIVE, mat-side broadcasting on <http://www.NHSCA.com>www.NHSCA.com, or watch the event LIVE at www.LiveSportsVideo.com for a small fee.

Four of the top ranked high school wrestling teams in the country will determine on the mat instead of on paper, who truly has the best dual meet wrestling team in the country. The stage is set for what guarantees to be the most exciting team competition of the year.

The format is a dual meet format. Two mats will be used during the morning and afternoon sessions. Every weight class will prove to be a key match. There will be four sessions beginning at 10:00 am, 11:45am, 1:30pm, and 3:15pm. The high school powerhouses entered in the 2006 event are Blair Academy (NJ) (National Prep Champions), Easton (PA) (2nd in the PA State), Bishop Lynch (TX) (2nd in the National Prep Championships), and Parkersburg South (West Virginia State Champions).

In addition, this year's event will feature a special guest team: Sidney, Montana (3x Montana State Champions in past three years).

For more information, visit:

http://www.nhsca.com/events/w20050122_finalfour/schedule.php?event_id=15

CRAIG, REED DEFEND TITLES IN NATIONAL OPEN PRE-SEASON WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS

EASTON, Pa. David Craig (171) of Brandon (Fla.) High and Chip Reed (215) of Kernersville (N.C.) Robert B. Glenn High repeated as champions in the High School Division in the 8th annual National High School Coaches Association (NHSCA) National Open Pre-Season Wrestling Championships November 12-13 at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, N.C.

The scholastic-style event was contested for wrestlers in four divisions: the High School Division (grades 9-12), the Middle School Division (grades 7-9), the Elementary Division (grades 4-6), and the College Division. The top six placewinners qualify for the 2006 NHSCA National Open Wrestling Championships, to be held in Virginia Beach, Va. next June.

"The National Open Pre-Season Wrestling Championships has become the best tournament of its kind in the nation," NHSCA executive director Bob Ferraro said. "This Pre-Season event is a unique experience that involves athletes from so many different parts of the country and allows for elementary through college/open competition under one roof. A lot of great wrestlers have come through this event and gotten the confidence boost they needed for an outstanding season. In just eight years, this event has developed an outstanding tradition."

Craig, the nation's top collegiate prospect who has committed to Lehigh University, needed just 1 minute, 10 seconds to pin his first three opponents, then won the title with a 15-1 major decision. Eric Grajales, a freshman and Craig's teammate at Brandon, also was dominant in winning the 103-pound title. Jeremie Cook of Venice High became Florida's third champion by winning the title at 189.

Reed's second title capped an outstanding performance by the host state, which led all states by crowning five individual champions. Making the most noise was sophomore Jacob Earp (130) of Boone Watauga High. Earp, who didn't place in the Class 4A state tournament last year, stunned two-time New Jersey placewinner Will Livingston of Newton Kittatinny High 2-1 in the semifinals, then scored an 11-2 major decision over Tennessee state champion Nic Bundy of Hendersonville High for the title. Junior Travis Coffey, Earp's teammate at Watauga, won the 112-pound title, along with junior Thomas Ferguson (140) of Cary High and senior Zach Martin (145) of Southern Pines Pinecrest High.

Complete results can be found on the NHSCA's web site at the following link:

http://www.nhsca.com/wrestling/preseason_2005/index.php

The NHSCA selects Coaches and Senior Athletes of the Year in 20 boys and girls sports, and sponsors more than two dozen national championship events in 11 sports. The 16th annual National High School Seniors Wrestling Championships attracted nearly 800 entries from 47 states and three European countries to Cleveland, Ohio in April, and the NHSCA conducted 16 championship events in Virginia Beach, Va. this summer. The NHSCA, in partnership with the NFL Coaches Association, conducts the National High School Football Coaches Convention each January in conjunction with U.S. Army All-American Bowl All-Star Game and recently completed a fabulously successful inaugural National High School Talent Search competition to rave reviews. For a complete list of this year's programs and events, visit the NHSCA's web site at www.nhsca.com.

Founded in 1989, the National High School Coaches Association is a not-for-profit 501c3 service organization providing support and leadership programs for the nation's 500,000 high school coaches and 10 million high school athletes.

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National High School Wrestling Championships and Convention, to the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pa.

EASTON, Pa. The National High School Coaches Association (NHSCA) has reached an agreement to move its signature event, the National High School Wrestling Championships and Convention, to the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pa.

The 17th annual Championships and Convention will be conducted March 20-26, 2006. Opened three years ago, The <http://www.peterseneventscenter.com/>Petersen Events Center is a state-of-the-art facility with a seating capacity of more than 10,000. The new site was approved by the NHSCA Board of Directors last week.

"We are excited to bring our most prestigious event to Pennsylvania, a state with an unsurpassed wrestling tradition," NHSCA associate executive director Joe Boardwine said. "The Petersen Events Center is a first-class facility that is ideal for a major wrestling event. Pittsburgh is easily accessible from every major city in the country. The event was very successful in Cleveland, Ohio, and we thank the Ohio wrestling community for all of its support."

The National High School Seniors Wrestling Championships, convention and banquet will be conducted March 23-26. Only seniors who have been state champions and runners-up in their state tournament or the National Prep Championships during their careers are automatically eligible for the prestigious event. Exceptions are made in four states with single-class wrestling: California, where the top eight placewinners qualify, and Indiana, New Jersey and New York, where the top four qualify. A wild card system allows limited numbers of highly accomplished wrestlers to enter via a petition process.

Preceding the National Seniors championship is the second annual High School Junior Nationals Wrestling Championships and the inaugural High School Sophomore Nationals Wrestling Championships March 21-24. The championship and consolation finals will take place on the evening of March 24, immediately following the conclusion of Day 1 wrestling in the Senior Nationals.

"The National High School Wrestling Championships has truly transformed high school wrestling in the United States," NHSCA executive director Bob Ferraro said. "Not only has the tournament provided outstanding scholastic-style competition, but it has provided valuable opportunities for high school wrestlers and college coaches to meet and connect. The field in last year,s National Juniors Championships exceeded our expectations. It was such a big success that our member coaches requested we add a sophomore tournament to the event. With the addition of this year,s National Sophomores Championships, we look forward to extending our competition opportunities even further."

Unlike the Seniors championship, the Juniors and Sophomores championships are open to all juniors and sophomores, respectively, with no state placement prerequisite. Nevertheless, last year,s Juniors event still attracted a top-quality field. Nearly 80 per cent of the nearly 400 entries from 35 states were state champions, placewinners or qualifiers. The Sophomores championship is expected to attract a field of similar quality in its first year. Both events give the state champion and novice wrestler alike an equal opportunity to prove on the mat who truly is the top wrestler in each weight in a graduating class. At the same time, it allows them to showcase their talents before college coaches, many of whom are already on hand to watch the top seniors in America compete.

Entry information is available by visiting the NHSCA,s web site at <http://www.nhsca.com/>www.nhsca.com.

The NHSCA selects Coaches and Senior Athletes of the Year in 20 boys and girls sports, and sponsors more than two dozen national championship events in 11 sports. The 16th annual National High School Seniors Wrestling Championships attracted nearly 800 entries from 47 states and three European countries to Cleveland, Ohio in April, and the NHSCA conducted 16 championship events in Virginia Beach, Va. this summer. The NHSCA, in partnership with the NFL Coaches Association, conducted the National High School Football Coaches Convention in January in conjunction with the U.S. Army All-American Bowl All-Star Game and recently completed a fabulously successful inaugural National High School Talent Search competition to rave reviews. For a complete list of this year,s programs and events, visit the NHSCA,s web site at <http://www.nhsca.com/>www.nhsca.com.

Founded in 1989, the National High School Coaches Association is a not-for-profit 501c3 service organization providing support and leadership programs for the nation,s 500,000 high school coaches and 10 million high school athletes.

3276 Nazareth Road · Easton, PA 18045 · (610) 923-0900 · Fax (610) 923-0800 ·

E-mail: nhsca@nhsca.com · Web: www.nhsca.com

NHSCA National High School Seniors Wrestling Championships
By Ruben Leon

2003 NHSCA Team Score as of 3/28/03 4:48:00 PM

St Pts Ch Co
1 OH 75.5 29 26
2 MN 65 14 16
3 MI 64.5 14 24
4 NJ 63 15 22
5 CA 61.5 17 55
6 NY 54 11 25
7 IL 44 8 7
8 OK 43 8 12
8 PA 43 9 2
10 IA 38.5 4 8
11 NC 37 5 24
11 VA 37 6 16
13 AZ 35.5 5 10
14 KS 32.5 6 21
15 FL 30.5 6 22
16 MO 29.5 5 9
17 TX 28.5 4 6
18 UT 28 4 16
19 NH 27 3 6
20 WI 25 3 3
21 MD 24 2 9
22 GA 21 3 9
22 IN 21 4 8
22 MA 21 4 16
22 SC 21 2 12
26 WV 17 4 5
27 NV 16 2 5
28 OR 14 3 6
28 SD 14 2 5
30 MT 13 2 1
30 TN 13 2 14
30 WY 13 2 10
33 CT 12 1 16
34 CO 11.5 1 6
35 ID 11 2 2
35 WA 11 1 11
37 AK 8 1 5
37 NE 8 1 7
39 NM 6 2 10
40 GERMANY4 0 4
40 KY 4 0 4
40 ND 4 0 3
40 RI 4 1 5
44 AL 2 1 4
45 LA 0 0 1
45 ME 0 0 9
45 VT 0 0 3

103
First Round:
Kyle Kemble (O9H) vs Terry Allison (AL)
Mike Atlas (MA) BYE
Matthew Lantz (VA) vs Jesse Contreras (CA)
Erik Bencomo (NM) BYE
Sullman Khan (WY) vs Samuel Fragoza (CA)
Colt Bergeron (MN) BYE
Alejandro Figueroa (FL) vs Hugo Guzman (CA)

112
First Round:
Obenson Blanc (FL) dec. John Rojas (CA), 14-3
Brett Frimer (NJ) WBID Tony Pretto (IL)
Javier Maldonado (FL) dec. Danny Ruiz (TX), 7-4
Dave Hagel (NJ) dec. Michael Rodriguez (FL), 10-1
Travis Featherston (CA) dec. Scott King (MA), 6-3
Frankie Baughan (MD) dec. Matt DeLorenzo (NY), 9-3

Second Round:
Obenson Blanc (FL) dec. Matthew Martin (RI), 13-8
Bill Spencer (PA) Fall Aaron Kaluzynski (ME), 5:23
Sean Carlson (CA) Fall Brett Frimer (NJ), 5:15
Nick Longstreet (MI) dec. Chris Pruden (VT), 12-9
Javier Maldonado (FL) dec. Tata Sutton (SD), 6-5
David Federico (OH) TF Michael Sanchez (NM), 17-2 (4:40)
Mike Compton (OH) Fall Sean Prentice (CA), 1:17
Shane Walter (MN) dec. Brad Robinson (SC), 4:33
Daniel Valencia (CA) dec. Dave Hagel (NJ), 2-0
Tony Iovine (OH) dec. Ryan Broughman (VA), 11-4
Cory Johnston (MT) dec. Travis Featherston (CA), 6-4
Michael Mager (MN) dec. Kristopher Greene (TN), 2:42
Frankie Baughan (MD) dec. Dano Monnett (MI), 18-4
Nathan Myers (RI) dec Josh Hansen (MN), 6-4 OT
Dave Tomasette (NJ) TF Alan Solomon (FL), 24-8 (5:11)
Alex Contreras (AZ) dec. Jason Varmes (CT), 12-7

Third Round:
Obenson Blanc (FL) vs Bill Spencer (PA)
Sean Carlson (CA) vs Nick Longstreet (MI)
Javier Maldonado (FL) vs David Federico (OH)
Mike Compton (OH) vs Shane Walter (MN)
Daniel Valencia (CA) vs Tony Iovine (OH)
Cory Johnston (MT) vs Michael Mager (MN)
Frankie Baughan (MD) vs Nathan Myers (RI)
Dave Tomasette (NJ) vs Alex Contreras (AZ)

119
First Round:
Daniel Hilt (NJ) dec. Sean Keyes (OH), 3-1
Ronnie Smith (OK) dec. Danny Mainus (KS), 12-6
Chad Mendes (CA) Fall Ryan Reed (MN), :23
Michael Sees (PA) BYE
Jimmy Shutich (MI) dec. Paul Tice (NM), 11-5
Usman Khan (WY) Fall Troy Mortenson (UT), 5:49
JW Bykowsky (NJ) dec. Michael Colagiovan (NY), 9-2
Josh Feldman (CT) BYE
Jarrod Tavasci (AZ) dec. Delrico Choates (FL), 20-13
Ryan Riggs (OH) dec. Eugene Yasutomi (CA), 3-1 OT
Tanner Gardner (KS) dec. Patrick Berger (NJ), 10-8
Robert Watson (NC) BYE
Christian Smith (VA) Fall Ricky Jorgenson (GA). 3:24
Curtis Christenson (CO) Fall Kyle Perkins (ME), 2:41
Patrick Barth (IL) dec. Mike Arone (MA), 12-5
Matt Dore (MI) BYE
Brandon Luce (OH) dec. Kevin Mahoney (MA), 8-6
Brandon Kinney (MI) Fall Shane Sutera (SD), 4:52
Joseph Lucas (OR) dec. Edward Bailey (AK), 14-2
Kyle Patton (KS) BYE
Robbie Preston (NJ) Fall Poncho Manriguez (CA), 1:39
Richard Byrd (AZ) dec. Scott Matthews (NC), 14-4
Zachariah Thone (NH) Fall Brandon Carlton (GA), 1:19
Bryan Gaylord (VT) BYE
Joseph Comparin (TX) dec. Bryan Gibson (OK), 3-2
Keith Harris (NC) dec. Jonathan Blackham (MA), 7-4
Zachary Berman (IL) Fall Brett Hoover (GA), 3:02
Kasey Fischer (CA) BYE
Joe Wornoff (OH) dec. Steven Adamcsik (NJ), 14-5
John Erickson (VA) Fall Michael Persson (FL), 5:24
Eric Sanders (MN) dec. Joshua Chavez (NM), 6-4 OT
Joseph Tanguma (WA) BYE

Second Round:
Ronnie Smith (OK) dec. Daniel Hilt (NJ), 8-7
Michael Sees (PA) Fall Chad Mendes (CA), 2:33
Jimmy Shutich (MI) dec. Usman Khan (WY), 9-0
JW Bykowsky (NJ) dec. Josh Feldman (CT), 10-4
Jarrod Tavasci (AZ) Fall Ryan Riggs (OH), 1:28
Tanner Gardner (KS) dec. Robert Watson (NC), 8-6 OT
Christian Smith (VA) dec. Curtis Christenson (CO), 7-2
Patrick Barth (IL) dec. Matt Dore (MI), 14-8
Brandon Kinney (MI) dec Brandon Luce (OH), 3-2
Joseph Lucas (OR) dec. Kyle Patton (KS), 8-0
Robbie Preston (NJ) Fall Richard Byrd (AZ), 4:42
Zachariah Thone (NH) TF Bryan Gaylord (VT), 21-5 (3:50)
Joseph Comparin (TX) dec. Keith Harris (NC), 15-7
Zachary Berman (IL) dec. Kasey Fischer (CA), 7-1
John Erickson (VA) Fall Joe Wornoff (OH), 2:58
Eric Sanders (MN) dec. Joseph Tanguma (WA), 10-3

Third Round:
Ronnie Smith (OK) vs Michael Sees (PA)
Jimmy Shutich (MI) vs JW Bykowsky (NJ)
Jarrod Tavasci (AZ) vs Tanner Gardner (KS)
Christian Smith (VA) vs Patrick Barth (IL)
Brandon Kinney (MI) vs Joseph Lucas (OR)
Robbie Preston (NJ) vs Zachariah Thone (NH)
Joseph Comparin (TX) vs Zachary Berman (IL)
John Erickson (VA) vs Eric Sanders (MN)

125
Prelims:
Terreyl Williams (NC) dec. Matt Bird (TN), 7-5
Michael Arias (OK) dec. Derek Pirner (SD), 8-0
Dillon Jennings (TN) dec. Tim Pierce (CA), 10-8
Adam Provost (MA) dec. Michael McKinnon (WA), 13-0
First Round:
Terreyl Williams (NC) dec. Joseph Walker (VA), 8-7
Nathan Browning (OH) dec. Stephen Hromada (NY), 14-11
Tyler McCormick (KS) Fall Brian Koon (AL), 4:26
Michael Miller (OK) dec. Julio Garcia (WA), 10-3
Shane Grogg (WV) dec. Shane Hase (ND), 9-3
Marc Marinelli (NY) dec. Joe McKeever (MD), 9-4
A.J. Lavender (IL) dec. Cody Nicholson (MI), 5-3
Gabriel Flores (CA) dec. Guy Gibson (FL), 11-3
Michael Arias (OK) Fall Bill Zeranski (FL), 3:37
Mario Estrada (CA) dec. Zachary Cunliffe (NJ), 4-2
Jason Bull (MI) dec. Eddie Ortiz (NY), 7-4
Keith Dickey (MO) dec. Bryan Tice (NM), 4-3
Mack Reiter (IA) Fall Darin Pestrikoff (AK), 3:45
Manuel Rivera (CA) TF John Hayek (NE), 16-0 4:44
Joe Fulton (MI) dec. Chris Brown (TN), 10-1
Lorne McCallum (NY) dec. Jeff Oldham (CT), 5-4
Andy Lacroix (NH) TF Dillon Jennings (TN), 15-0 2:22
Jordan Jackson (OK) dec. Patrick Martin (MI), 7-2
Jonathan Taylor (FL) dec. Andy Etzen (CO), 13-8
Brandon Hardy (VA) TF Luis Franceschi (NJ), 26-10
Michael Tutunjian (NY) dec. Corey Hamabata (CA), 5-2
Gralan Early (IN) dec. Jeff Rutledge (NE), 7-4
Collin Cudd (WI) Fall Erik Freiwald (MI), 3:23
Willie Lux (AZ) dec. Chad Young (UT), 9-3
Drew Forshey (NC) dec. Adam Provost (MA), 15-5
Brian Clement (MI) dec. Gary Moore (CA), 12-10 OT
Matt Easter (WV) dec. Brett Watkins (MO). 17-7
Thomas Garland (OK) TF David D'Amelio (SC), 16-0 2:45
Tim Bohlman (MD) Fall Jack Silberman (TN), 3:40
Colby Turchetta (OH) dec. Ryan Bohning (KS), 11-4
Ed Giosa (NJ) Fall Austin Milster (AL), 2:40
Joey Hagedorn (KY) dec. Daniel Brito (CA), 12-4

Second Round:
Terreyl Williams (NC) dec. Nathan Browning (OH), 13-12
Tyler McCormick (KS) dec. Michael Miller (OK), 10-1
Shane Grogg (WV) dec. Marc Marinelli (NY), 11-0
Gabriel Flores (CA) dec. A.J. Lavender (IL), 9-7 OT
Michael Arias (OK) dec. Mario Estrada (CA), 16-3
Keith Dickey (MO) dec. Jason Bull (MI), 5-2
Manuel Rivera (CA) dec. Mack Reiter (IA), 2-2 OT
Lorne McCallum (NY) dec Joe Fulton (MI), 6-1
Andy Lacroix (NH) dec. Jordan Jackson (OK), 7-3
Brandon Hardy (VA) dec Jonathan Taylor (FL), 3-2
Gralan Early (IN) dec. Michael Tutunjian (NY), 15-8
Collin Cudd (WI) dec. Willie Lux (AZ), 13-1
Drew Forshey (NC) Fall Brian Clement (MI), :51
Matt Easter (WV) dec. Thomas Garland (OK), 9-6
Colby Turchetta (OH) dec. Tim Bohlman (MD), 9-4
Ed Giosa (NJ) dec. Joey Hagedorn (KY), 10-5

Third Round:
Terreyl Williams (NC) vs Tyler McCormick (KS)
Shane Grogg (WV) vs Gabriel Flores (CA)
Michael Arias (OK) vs Keith Dickey (MO)
Manuel Rivera (CA) vs Lorne McCallum (NY)
Andy Lacroix (NH) vs Brandon Hardy (VA)
Gralan Early (IN) vs Collin Cudd (WI)
Drew Forshey (NC) vs Matt Easter (WV)
Colby Turchetta (OH) vs Ed Giosa (NJ)

130
First Round:
Jeremiah Davis (CA) dec. Daniel Oswald (UT), 15-2
Frank Brown (OH) dec. Randy VanderVeen (MI), 9-4
Marc Mellmer (ND) dec. Danny Zeman (IL), 4-3
Josh Wagner (WI) Fall Levi Rollins (ME), 4:52
Brandon Brill (NE) dec. Joshua Moyer (MO), 7-2
Stan Liberatore (FL) TF Anthony Fischetti (CT), 16-1 3:42
Jaime Lijo (NJ) dec. Aaron Cox (WY), 10-6
Jeff Cooley (MN) dec. Jonathan Dramis (NC), 6-4
Raymond Dunning (TN) dec. Scott Ervin (OK), 5-1
Cameron Danise (UT) dec. Matt Stuart (NY), 4-2
Daniel Frishkorn (VA) Fall Brad Cooper (KY), 1:58
Justin Arthur (SC) Fall Marcos Martinez (NM), 3:30
Roman Walsh (MA) dec. Lance Hines (GA), 9-5
Velson Kugo (AK) Fall Alfredo Solis (CA), 5:34
Michael Goethe (MI) dec. Vincent Gioiella (OH), 7-3
Nate Hansen (SD) Fall Cody Lambotte (KS), :30
T. J. Enright (OH) dec. Marquez Brown (MO), 10-4
Daniel Gilfeather (MT) dec. Marchus Sterling (NY), 9-1
Morgan Atkinson (CA) dec. Chase Francis (CO), 8-2
Zach Terry (WY) dec. Josh Bosken (TN), 10-5
Earl Jones (KS) dec. Lyle Evans (UT), 12-11
Kyle Herrington (TX) dec. Derrick Fassbender (KY), 13-9
Ryan Bridge (NJ) dec. Cole Jolly (OK), 16-4
Jacob Halvorsen (IA) dec. Evan Hart (MA), 12-9
Rush Williams (OH) dec. Bingham Travis (VT), 12-6
Ryan Froese (MI) dec. Justin Morrill (UT), 15-4
Aaron Sample (WA) vs BYE
Andrew Krieger (NY) dec. Carlos Alaniz (CA), 9-0
Joe Miller (MN) Fall William St. Pierre (CT), 2:30
Ivan Wiggins (NJ) Fall David Ruiz (LA), 2:41
Antwone Floyd (NC) dec. Mark DeCiccio (RI), 15-8
Bobby Latessa (FL) TF Jordan Weiner (MA), 19-4 5:41

Second Round:
Jeremiah Davis (CA) dec. Frank Brown (OH), 6-4 OT
Josh Wagner (WI) Fall Marc Mellmer (ND), 4:52
Stan Liberatore (FL) Fall Brandon Brill (NE), 2:34
Jaime Lijo (NJ) dec. Jeff Cooley (MN), 5-4
Cameron Danise (UT) dec. Raymond Dunning (TN), 6-4 OT
Daniel Frishkorn (VA) Fall Justin Arthur (SC), 4:38
Roman Walsh (MA) dec. Velson Kugo (AK), 5-2
Nate Hansen (SD) dec. Michael Goethe (MI), 11-9 OT
T. J. Enright (OH) Fall Daniel Gilfeather (MT), 20-5 (2:54)
Morgan Atkinson (CA) dec. Zach Terry (WY), 7-4
Earl Jones (KS) dec. Kyle Herrington (TX), 3-1
Ryan Bridge (NJ) TF Jacob Halvorsen (IA), 15-0 (2:38)
Ryan Froese (MI) dec. Rush Williams (OH), 4-3
Andrew Krieger (NY) Fall Aaron Sample (WA), :41
Ivan Wiggins (NJ) dec. Joe Miller (MN), 14-2
Bobby Latessa (FL) dec. Antwone Floyd (NC), 3-2

135
First Round:
Todd Bigelow (NC) Fall Efrain Avala (NE), 1:19
Anthony Constantino (OH) Fall Ronnie Raquino (CA), 1:51
Matt Stoppay (NJ) dec. Joe Greene (FL), 10-3
Justin Edwards (IN) dec. Michael Davis (VA), 10-2
Cale Griffin (MO) dec. Brady Shatto (WY), 5-2
Aaron Martin (OH) dec. Bobby Gonzalez (CA), 3-0
Jeremy Meyer (IA) TF Daniel Fiorenza (MA), TF 15-0 5:19
J. Daniel Hughes (MI) Fall Cullen Captain (MN), 5:54
Keith Skrabis (MI) Fall Joseph Butcher (NJ), 5:22
Daniel Alejandro (CA) dec. Anthony Turilli (RI), 6-0
Jonah Stewart (AK) dec. Robert Fryer (NC), 8-4
Jay Carter (VA) dec. Ryan Audet (ME), 11-2
Cody Burdett (UT) Fall Roger Miller (TX), 1:55
Patrick Lloyd (NY) dec. Cole Altermatt (MN), 1-0
Louis Edmonds (OK) dec. Jegan Gabbidon (FL), 9-1
Ryan Lang (OH) Fall Dave LaChapelle (MA), 2:33
Darren DeBoer (WA) dec. Zach Weisberg (NJ), 6-2
Tripp Rogers (NC) dec. Gene Kobilansky (NY), 6-3
Nick Newton (GA) Fall Stan Brown (AK), 5:40
John Gallagher (VA) dec. Michael Creagan (OH), 10-4
Zach Flake (OH) dec. David Miller (FL), 10-4
Josh Churella (MI) dec. Jamie Williams (MO), 6-1
Evan Tracy (AZ) Fall Dan Whalley (MA), 5:13
Dean Kinports (CA) TF Brian Bourgue (ME), 15-0 2:00
Jestin Hulegaard (MN) Fall Bobby Blackburn (OH), 3:13
Brian Dyer (IL) Fall Andrew Schlaffer (MO), 5:25
Donny Ooton (VA) Fall Justin Dwork (MA), 2:30
Michael Palma (NJ) Fall Ryan Wall (NC), :57
Shane Unger (NE) dec. Giovanni Gallo (IN), 7-5
Lucas Anderson (CA) dec. Gorge Roath (KS), 8-2
C.J. Ettelson (IA) TF Eric Luke (FL), 19-1 4:00
Jeremy Doyle (CA) BYE

Second Round:
Anthony Constantino (OH) Fall Todd Bigelow (NC), 3:56
Matt Stoppay (NJ) dec. Justin Edwards (IN), 3-2
Cale Griffin (MO) dec. Aaron Martin (OH), 9-8
Jeremy Meyer (IA) dec. J. Daniel Hughes (MI), 3-0
Keith Skrabis (MI) dec. Daniel Alejandro (CA), 13-2
Jonah Stewart (AK) dec. Jay Carter (VA), 10-4
Cody Burdett (UT) dec. Patrick Lloyd (NY), 8-6 OT
Ryan Lang (OH) TF Louis Edmonds (OK), 21-3 (5:08)
Darren DeBoer (WA) vs Tripp Rogers (NC)
Nick Newton (GA) vs John Gallagher (VA)
Zach Flake (OH) vs Josh Churella (MI)
Dean Kinports (CA) dec. Evan Tracy (AZ), 11-8
Brian Dyer (IL) dec. Jestin Hulegaard (MN), 7-5
Donny Ooton (VA) TF Michael Palma (NJ), 15-0 (5:22)
Lucas Anderson (CA) dec. Shane Unger (NE), 6-5
C.J. Ettelson (IA) dec. Jeremy Doyle (CA), 11-6

140
First Round:
T.J. Selke (SC) dec. Kenyon Badsky (KS), 8-6 OT
Vito Barbagallo (CT) dec. Ernie Aguilar (CA), 8-6
Nicholas Dalicander (NH) dec. Josh Stenglein (NY), 9-4
Daniel Mason-Strauss (OH) Fall Kyle Swadley (MO), 2:43
Adam Curtis (MI) dec. Nathan Berryman (GA), 19-11
Carter Downing (UT) TF Bart Gliatta (OH), 16-1 5:59
Clint Leonard (ID) Fall Chris Bears (WY), 1:51
Colby Goetsch (IA) BYE
Kurt Gross (OH) dec. evereaux Solis (CA), 8-2
Wilmar Esteban (MI) dec. Clinton Dale (NM), 6-3
Scott Heckman (PA) dec. Brandon Graham (IA), 11-1
Antonio Mangione (NJ) BYE
Jonathan Brookins (OR) dec. Brandon Carter (MI), 7-6
Charles Agozzino (OH) TF Jay Robins (Germany), 15-0 3:00
Jody Ashline (NY) dec. Paul Carter (NV), 10-7
Andrew Merkins (MN) BYE
Ryan Needle (NY) dec. Matt Crippes (CA), 21-13
Shawn Plemley (MN) Fall Anthony Hayes (CT), 3:54
Derek Hanley (MA) dec. Adam Beeler (IL), 7-3
Joshua Combs (GA) dec. Charlie Pinto (NJ), 9-5
Levi Dunn (FL) Fall Timothy Pridgeon (WY), 1:46
Brad Cusumano (MI) Fall Kalen Knull (OH), :58
Johnny Nunez (ID) Fall Jason Hull (CA), 1:52
Justin Cole (MO) BYE
Brad Medchill (TX) Fall Matthew Hicks (NH), 1:48
Ryan Earley (VA) dec. Justin Yelvington (CO), 4-3
Kevin Pietropinto (OH) dec. Matthew Finneran (NC), 6-5
Patrick Payne (CA) BYE
Michael Wells (IA) dec. Brian McFadden (SC), 8-6 OT
Chad Turchetta (OH) dec. Tony Lomardi (FL), 6-3
Nathan Allison (KS) dec. Tim Herek (MI), 5-4 TB
Adam Bourgon (ME) BYE

Second Round:
T.J. Selke (SC) dec. Vito Barbagallo (CT), 17-5
Daniel Mason-Strauss (OH) dec. Nicholas Dalicander (NH), 11-2
Carter Downing (UT) TF Adam Curtis (MI), 24-9
Clint Leonard (ID) dec. Colby Goetsch (IA), 7-3
Kurt Gross (OH) dec. Wilmar Esteban (MI), 9-3
Scott Heckman (PA) WBDefault Antonio Mangione (NJ)
Charles Agozzino (OH) dec. Jonathan Brookins (OR), 9-2
Jody Ashline (NY) dec. Andrew Merkins (MN), 18-6
Ryan Needle (NY) dec. Shawn Plemley (MN), 11-5
Derek Hanley (MA) WBDefault Joshua Combs (GA)
Levi Dunn (FL) Fall Brad Cusumano (MI), 3:11
Justin Cole (MO) dec. Johnny Nunez (ID), 7-6
Brad Medchill (TX) Fall Ryan Earley (VA)
Patrick Payne (CA) dec. Kevin Pietropinto (OH), 1-0
Chad Turchetta (OH) dec. Michael Wells (IA), 1-0
Nathan Allison (KS) dec. Adam Bourgon (ME), 12-8

Third Round:
T.J. Selke (SC) vs Daniel Mason-Strauss (OH)
Carter Downing (UT) vs Clint Leonard (ID)
Kurt Gross (OH) vs Scott Heckman (PA)
Charles Agozzino (OH) vs Jody Ashline (NY)
Ryan Needle (NY) vs Derek Hanley (MA)
Levi Dunn (FL) dec. Justin Cole (MO)
Brad Medchill (TX) vs Patrick Payne (CA)
Chad Turchetta (OH) vs Nathan Allison (KS)

145
First Round:
John Niebuhr (MN) Fall Ryan Burnett (NY), 5:50
Tyler Williams (IL) dec. Zachary Stafford (OK), 8-7
Seth Roy (OR) dec. Brian Bumpus (NH), 4-3
Justin Koeller (NJ) dec. Sean Morgan (CA), 7-2
Jeff Ecklof (PA) dec. Eric Luedke (KS), 5-3
Micah Zachary (CA) TF Lee Connell (TN), 18-2 4:15
Josh Ferguson (UT) Fall Justin Wombacher (AZ), 3:41
Josh Paisley (NE) dec. Gregory Amoroso (RI), 11-6
Trevor Howe (CT) dec. Jason Starnes (SC), 14-2
Johnny Vogel (OH) dec. Joseph Srednicki (NY), 6-5
Eric Johnson (KS) dec. Aaron Owen (NM), 10-4
Jeremy Anderson (MN) Fall Banning Stephens (AZ), 1:59
Max Dean (OH) dec. Cody Parish (MO), 11-4
Craig Weinzapfel (IN) dec. Mark Harmon (WY), 10-3
Brian Propst (MD) dec. Kevin Hall (CA), 4-3
Kevin Ecker (KS) dec. Tyler Brenner (MI), 13-11
Jeffrey Marsh (MI) dec. Scott Loescher (OR), 10-6
Joe Boucher (NH) dec. Nick Tompkins (WA), 14-7
Joey Hooker (AZ) dec. Todd Opdahl (MN), 3-2
Joe Sacco (NY) TF Theo Mervanos (SC). 16-0 5:39
Brock Wittmeyer (MO) Fall Ben Milius (TN), 1:16
Matt Sammons (OH) dec. Topher Ewing (IA), 10-5
Daniel Murphee (CA) Fall Shawn Drennan (KS), 5:57
Zach Lazzari (NV) dec. Charles Nelson (RI), 13-5
Kyle Larson (OR) dec. Adam Molano (NY), 7-1
Saevar Weaver (Germany) Fall Richard Lindsey (UT), 5:11
Ryan Hurley (OH) TF Doug Milburn (CT), 25-10 5:34
Jake Donar (WI) Fall Nicholas Matteo (NJ), 2:51
Matt Pyle (KS) Fall Anthony Gonzalez (CA), 2:32
Alex Piper (SC) dec. Bobby Gingerich (MI), 9-7
Joe Ellenberger (NE) dec. Steven McKinney (TN), 7-6
Dustin Dahlblom (MN) Fall Jeffrey Henneman (OH), 2:41

Second Round:
Tyler Williams (IL) dec. John Niebuhr (MN), 6-4
Seth Roy (OR) dec. Justin Koeller (NJ), 10-7
Jeff Ecklof (PA) Fall Micah Zachary (CA), :27
Josh Paisley (NE) dec Josh Ferguson (UT), 8-4
Johnny Vogel (OH) Fall Trevor Howe (CT), 14-6
Jeremy Anderson (MN) dec. Eric Johnson (KS), 8-6
Max Dean (OH) dec. Craig Weinzapfel (IN), 12-11
Kevin Ecker (KS) dec. Brian Propst (MD), 6-3
Jeffrey Marsh (MI) dec. Joe Boucher (NH), 14-7
Joe Sacco (NY) dec. Joey Hooker (AZ), 9-5
Brock Wittmeyer (MO) Fall Matt Sammons (OH), 1:15
Daniel Murphee (CA) dec. Zach Lazzari (NV), 8-6
Kyle Larson (OR) Fall Saevar Weaver (Germany), 1:35
Ryan Hurley (OH) dec. Jake Donar (WI), 21-11
Matt Pyle (KS) TF Alex Piper (SC), 17-0 (5:45)
Dustin Dahlblom (MN) dec. Joe Ellenberger (NE), 7-1

152
First Round:
Steve Merchant (AZ) dec. Erik Shortenhaus (CA), 10-6
Barrett Blankenship (GA) dec. C.J. Rathien (WY), 12-3
Brian May (NJ) dec. Brad Milius (IN), 11-6
Eric Tannenbaum (IL) BYE
Bob Brenner (OH) Fall Tanner Orr (FL), 5:07
B.J. Nixdorf (MO) BYE
Andy Pickar (MN) Fall Titus Bentley (NM), :21
Ryan Hluschak (PA) BYE
Josh Glenn (NY) TF Morgan Scott (AZ), 18-2 5:04
Michael Ragusa (MA) dec. Kehly Roberts (NC), 9-7
Kyle Trout (MN) Fall Anthony Cincotta (ME), 4:39
Brett Hille (KS) BYE
Randy Nazionale (SC) dec. Jake Forestiere (VA), 7-5
Jay Akers (IN) BYE
Zach Elliott (UT) dec. Allen VanNess (NJ), 7-5
Ricky Dugan (CA) BYE
Zach Lee (AZ) Fall David Mullins (KS), 1:55
Nick Pullano (VA) Fall Matt Bryant (CA), 2:44
CP Schlatter (OH) TF Philip Bliss (WV), 21-6 4:35
Matt Morris (NJ) BYE
Dave Dwyer (Il) Fall Jacob Allman (NC), 4:42
Sheldon Holt (UT) BYE
Chance Brawley (MT) dec. Brandon Garner (IN), 4-2 OT
Ryan Prosper (NH) BYE
David Nakasone (MD) dec. Nick Buckman (FL), 11-1
Anthony Angeline (PA) BYE
Cory Lawrence (NY) dec. Ian Coyne (CT), 8-4
Charles Jones (OK) BYE
Mitch Kuhlman (MN) Fall Dustin Catlett (TN), 1:20
Jake Dieffenbach (MO) BYE
Eric Neil (MI) Fall Brian Roznowski (VA), 4:54
Ricky Frondorf (NJ) BYE

Second Round:
Steve Merchant (AZ) dec. Barrett Blankenship (GA), 8-5
Eric Tannenbaum (IL) dec. Brian May (NJ), 13-5
B.J. Nixdorf (MO) TF Bob Brenner (OH), 22-7 (5:47)
Andy Pickar (MN) dec. Ryan Hluschak (PA), 6-4
Josh Glenn (NY) Fall Michael Ragusa (MA), 3:04
Kyle Trout (MN) Fall Brett Hille (KS), 5:30
Jay Akers (IN) dec. Randy Nazionale (SC), 6-5
Zach Elliott (UT) dec. Ricky Dugan (CA), 9-2
Zach Lee (AZ) Fall Nick Pullano (VA)
CP Schlatter (OH) dec. Matt Morris (NJ), 19-4 (5:07)
Dave Dwyer (Il) dec. Sheldon Holt (UT), 12-2
Chance Brawley (MT) Fall Ryan Prosper (NH), 5:17
Anthony Angeline (PA) dec. David Nakasone (MD), 14-9
Charles Jones (OK) dec. Cory Lawrence (NY), 8-4
Mitch Kuhlman (MN) dec. Jake Dieffenbach (MO), 10-9
Eric Neil (MI) dec. Ricky Frondorf (NJ), 14-6

160
First Round:
Soren Peterson (NV) dec. Mitch Casto (WV), 8-6 OT
Jared Hogan (NC) dec. Beau Severtson (SD), 7-5
John Salter (AL) dec Eric Helmstreit (CA), 9-4
Mark Perry (NJ) Fall Timothy Storie (NY), :23
Evan Copeland (NM) Fall Clyde Mitchell (FL), 5:25
Trevor Brady (CA) vs Juventino Orazco (WA)
Justin Otis (GA) dec. Ajay Foreman (VA), 18-12
Ian Murphy (CA) BYE
Daniel Murrer (NY) dec. Josh Butler (WA), 11-2
Marc Bennett (IN) dec. Kevin Davis (CT), 11-4
Troy Medill (KS) dec. William Contreras (CA), 7-6
Gabe Dretsch (MN) dec. Dexter Hough-Snee (OH), 9-1
David Post (NJ) Fall Daniel Atondo (CA), 3:24
Trevor Fair (FL) dec Kenny Kepley (NC), 11-3
Omar Maktabi (IA) dec. Morgan Jeppesen (UT), 13-6
David Bertolino (OK) BYE
Samuel Lewnes (MD) dec. Tim Maxwell (FL), 11-4
Justin Snider (OK) dec. Paul Schon (CA), 11-3
Jeffrey Baker (CA) Fall Dusty Isaac (NC), 5:45
Bryan Harney (Il) Fall Kyle Anderson (MN), 4:51
Clint DeGain (MN) TF Chris Gibbs (WV), 20-4 6:00
A.J. Aeschlimann (OH) Fall Richard Brockington (SC), 2:47
Brett Slone (CA) TF Travis Pelletier (ME), 16-0 4:00
Vinnie Salek (NJ) BYE
Josh Flinn (GA) Fall Jeremy Sheffer (NY), 3:30
James King (TX) dec. Kenny Bowen (MO), 4-2
Matt Casperson (UT) Fall Jeremiah Nowak (WI), 3:57
Ray Mueller (CA) dec. Alex Ohrn (CT), 4-2
James Schultz (IN) dec Christopher Goings (VA), 11-6
Patrick Pitsch (WA) dec. Phil Hart (KS), 5-4
Ian Emmons (OH) dec. Colt Stanley (NC), 18-11
Josheph Lowe (FL) dec. Christopher Gonzalez (CA), 14-3

Second Round:
Soren Peterson (NV) dec. Jared Hogan (NC), 8-3
Mark Perry (NJ) Fall John Salter (AL), :36
Evan Copeland (NM) dec. Trevor Brady (CA), 9-3
Justin Otis (GA) dec. Ian Murphy (CA), 2-1
Marc Bennett (IN) dec. Daniel Murrer (NY), 7-2
Gabe Dretsch (MN) dec. Troy Medill (KS), 9-5
David Post (NJ) dec. Trevor Fair (FL), 7-5
David Bertolino (OK) dec. Omar Maktabi (IA), 9-1
Samuel Lewnes (MD) dec. Justin Snider (OK), 4-3
Jeffrey Baker (CA) dec. Bryan Harney (Il), 10-6
Clint DeGain (MN) Fall A.J. Aeschlimann (OH), 3:09
Vinnie Salek (NJ) Fall Brett Slone (CA), 1:17
Josh Flinn (GA) dec. James King (TX)
Matt Casperson (UT) dec. Ray Mueller (CA), 7-0
James Schultz (IN) dec. Patrick Pitsch (WA), 7-6
Ian Emmons (OH) dec. Josheph Lowe (FL), 10-8

Third Round:
Soren Peterson (NV) vs Mark Perry (NJ)
Evan Copeland (NM) vs Justin Otis (GA)
Marc Bennett (IN) vs Gabe Dretsch (MN)
David Post (NJ) vs David Bertolino (OK)
Samuel Lewnes (MD) vs Jeffrey Baker (CA)
Clint DeGain (MN) vs Vinnie Salek (NJ)
Josh Flinn (GA) vs Matt Casperson (UT)
James Schultz (IN) vs Ian Emmons (OH)

171
First Round:
Blane Mayle (WV) Fall Chad Edwards (ME), 4:36
Jacob Setliff (NC) Fall Donald Walker (Germany), 4:37
Jesse Sheets (MO) dec. Scott Ferguson (CA), 6-3
George Lynaugh (MN) BYE
Walter Hoffman (MD) Fall Eric Zakrzewski (VA), 1:52
Joshua Weitzel (PA) Fall Matt Zickafoos (MI). :58
Sean Kelly (TX) Fall Jay Pratt (AL), 1:09
Jesse Ruiz (CA) BYE
Yuri Kalika (CA) dec. Andres Delgadillo (AZ), 18-5
Jason Hackett (OH) dec. William Sidey (NY), 9-5
William Kuhn (SC) Fall Todd Sigler (ID), 5:33
O'Sung Kim (OK) BYE
Colten Bracken (UT) Fall Stephen Gruginski (WA), 5:38
Max Smith (CO) BYE
Eric Pedretti (IA) Fall Jake Panasevich (PA), 1:16
Clint Stanley (NC) BYE
Matt Michaelson (ND) dec. Nathan Jones (TN), 6-3
Anthony McMichael (MI) dec. Dustin Robinson (WI), 5-4
Jake Herbert (PA) dec. Rick Brownlee (NC), 7-1
Justin Schutte (OH) BYE
Matt Maciag (NJ) Fall Alex Dolly (IN), 1:33
Shawn Riggs (CA) dec. Mike Rutledge (UT), 12-8
Ricky Renzi (AZ) WBForfeit Tucker Michels (SD)
Joey Gorcynski (OK) BYE
William Griffin (CA) Fall John D. Scott (VA), 5:45
Rusty Koenig (IL) Fall Isaac Gengler (NE), 5:19
Brent Parkey (OK) dec. Christopher Bowen (FL), 11-4
Justin Barent (WY) BYE
Timothy Breyer (MI) dec. Ryan Kuzel (NY), 3-1
Luke Hogle (OR) BYE
Ryan Knapp (OH) dec Shawn Hart (CO), 4-2
Jeff Thompson (CA) BYE

Second Round:
Blane Mayle (WV) dec. Jacob Setliff (NC), 8-2
George Lynaugh (MN) dec. Jesse Sheets (MO), 3-2
Joshua Weitzel (PA) dec. Walter Hoffman (MD), 5-0
Jesse Ruiz (CA) Fall Sean Kelly (TX), 3:23
Jason Hackett (OH) dec. Yuri Kalika (CA), 5-0
O'Sung Kim (OK) dec. William Kuhn (SC), 10-1
Max Smith (CO) TF Colten Bracken (UT), 24-9
Eric Pedretti (IA) Fall Clint Stanley (NC), 2:58
Anthony McMichael (MI) dec. Matt Michaelson (ND), 11-4
Jake Herbert (PA) Fall Justin Schutte (OH), 2:53
Matt Maciag (NJ) dec. Shawn Riggs (CA), 15-12
Joey Gorcynski (OK) WBDefault Ricky Renzi (AZ)
Rusty Koenig (IL) dec. William Griffin (CA), 9-7
Brent Parkey (OK) Fall Justin Barent (WY), 4:20
Timothy Breyer (MI) dec. Luke Hogle (OR), 6-4
Ryan Knapp (OH) dec. Jeff Thompson (CA), 11-5 OT

Third Round:
Blane Mayle (WV) vs George Lynaugh (MN)
Joshua Weitzel (PA) vs Jesse Ruiz (CA)
Jason Hackett (OH) vs O'Sung Kim (OK)
Max Smith (CO) vs Eric Pedretti (IA)
Anthony McMichael (MI) vs Jake Herbert (PA)
Matt Maciag (NJ) vs Joey Gorcynski (OK)
Rusty Koenig (IL) vs Brent Parkey (OK)
Timothy Breyer (MI) vs Ryan Knapp (OH)

189
First Round:
Mike Hadley (NY) WBDefault Dustin Rogers (CA)
Max Pazdan (CT) dec. Brandon Beach (GA), 9-1
J.D. Bergman (OH) Fall Tyler Bruesewitz (IL), 3:02
Keith Sponsel (KS) BYE
Kyle Narkiewicz (PA) dec. Zach McKenna (MI), 3-1 OT
Alex Saunders (OK) dec. Craig Myhre (MN), 14-8
Kenny Holmes (TX) dec. Aaron Miller (CA), 11-5
Eric Lambert (SC) BYE
Jonathan Freeman (NH) dec. Derek Sawyer (KY), 12-6
Harry Zander (NJ) dec. Phillip Lyons (KS), 1:15
Dino Razzano (OH) dec. Brandon Arndt (MN), 12-2
Gerald Habibian (UT) BYE
Phil Swanson (IA) WBDefault Brandon Geary (WV)
Daren Burns (NC) BYE
Joe Williams (CA) dec. Jesse Reader (MI), 11-3
Jeremy Clingner (OH) BYE
Philip Davis (PA) Fall Joe Hoke (OH), 3:35
Julio Lopez (FL) dec. Matt Tatro (KS), 13-5
Mike LaBella (NY) Fall Matthew Gidney (CA), 5:45
Wynn Michalak (MI) Fall Ben Geary (WV), :47
Ben Reynolds (CA) dec. Bobby Poweski (OH), 6-3
John DaCruz (MA) dec. Zach Garren (NJ), 11-4
Clay Kehrer (TX) TF Bryce Murray (UT), 17-2 6:00
Brendan Raedy (VA) BYE
Chad Unger (OH) dec. John Von Ruden (OR), 6-5
Tyler Perry (KS) dec. Jordan Gwyther (WA), 7-1
Jared Massey (MN) dec. Declan Johnson (NY), 9-6
Jason Lanciotti (MD) BYE
Roger Kish (MI) dec. Darius Caldwell (SC), 12-4
Jacob Strait (KS) BYE
Matthew Hagel (NJ) dec. Thomas Sanders (GA), 17-7
Luke McPeek (NM) BYE
Second Round:
Mike Hadley (NY) dec. Max Pazdan (CT), 10-4
J.D. Bergman (OH) dec. Keith Sponsel (KS), 9-4
Kyle Narkiewicz (PA) dec. Alex Saunders (OK), 8-6 OT
Kenny Holmes (TX) dec. Eric Lambert (SC), 10-0
Harry Zander (NJ) dec. Jonathan Freeman (NH), 6-4 OT
Dino Razzano (OH) dec. Gerald Habibian (UT), 11-8
Daren Burns (NC) dec. Phil Swanson (IA), 3-1
Joe Williams (CA) dec. Jeremy Clingner (OH), 8-1
Philip Davis (PA) Fall Julio Lopez (FL), 1:31
Wynn Michalak (MI) dec. Mike LaBella (NY), 9-4
John DaCruz (MA) Fall Ben Reynolds (CA), 4:30
Clay Kehrer (TX) Fall Brendan Raedy (VA), 5:27
Chad Unger (OH) dec. Tyler Perry (KS), 5-0
Jared Massey (MN) Fall Jason Lanciotti (MD), 3:20
Roger Kish (MI) dec. Jacob Strait (KS), 9-2
Matthew Hagel (NJ) TF Luke McPeek (NM), 19-4

215
First Round:
Kirk Eason (NJ) dec. Chris Cottrell (CA), 14-11
Chad Espinoza (NV) TF Dan Puccini (CT), 15-0 (3:10)
Casey Finck (MN) Fall George Coleman (AZ), 1:30
Adam Wilmoth (MI) BYE
Gian Villante (NY) dec. Chauncey Coleman (CA), 10-4
Nate Graham (CO) BYE
Matt Bauman (WI) dec. Wyatt Thornhill (TN), 13-8
Tim Kusmirak (OH) BYE
David Herrera (IL) Fall Richard Bullis (NY), 5:37
Phillip Doerner (OK) BYE
Reese Cogdill (WA) dec. Robert Sanders (NC), 10-1
Jared Villers (OH) BYE
Jacob Marquart (IA) Fall Zach Hemmerling (KS), 1:21
Shawn Weigle (AK) BYE
Olutosin Taylor (NY) dec. Mike Paxton (KS), 11-4
Justin Bronson (MN) dec. Jerome Zachariah (CA), 6-5
Mario McDuffie (NC) dec. Chris Prato (MA), 15-9
Rocky Richey (OK) BYE
Paul McKeirnan (CA) TF Jason Landri (CT), 20-5 (5:58)
Josh Bonham (TN) BYE
Matt Koz (OH) TF Zak Kahelin (FL), 20-4 (5:54)
Tony Lyssiotis (MI) BYE
Christopher Campbell (CA) dec. Arthur Holmes (OK), 6-2
Andy Patrick (ID) BYE
Michael Patterson (NY) dec. John Loff (NJ), 3-2
Chad Nkang (MD) BYE
Stephen Griffith (NC) Fall Samer Khouri (OH), 3:28
Ellery Tarazon (AZ) BYE
Adam Kreitman (NH) dec. Trevor Maloch (CA), 3-2
Charles Greene (Germany) BYE
Seccond Round:
Chad Espinoza (NV) TF Kirk Eason (NJ), 21-5 (4:30)
Casey Finck (MN) dec. Adam Wilmoth (MI), 11-2
Gian Villante (NY) Fall Nate Graham (CO), 1:40
Matt Bauman (WI) dec. Tim Kusmirak (OH), 5-3
David Herrera (IL) dec. Phillip Doerner (OK), 14-4
Reese Cogdill (WA) Fall Michael Bianchi (MA), 3:16
Jared Villers (OH) Fall Wil Singleton (SC), 1:26
Jacob Marquart (IA) Fall Shawn Weigle (AK), :50
Olutosin Taylor (NY) dec. Justin Bronson (MN), 7-5
Rocky Richey (OK) dec. Mario McDuffie (NC), 13-5
Josh Bonham (TN) dec. Paul McKeirnan (CA), 4-2
Matt Koz (OH) dec. Tony Lyssiotis (MI), 3-2
Andy Patrick (ID) dec. Christopher Campbell (CA), 14-3
Michael Patterson (NY) Fall Chad Nkang (MD), 5:45
Ellery Tarazon (AZ) TF Stephen Griffith (NC), 18-3 (4:01)
Adam Kreitman (NH) Fall Charles Greene (Germany), 1:14
Third Round:
Chad Espinoza (NV) vs Casey Finck (MN)
Gian Villante (NY) vs Matt Bauman (WI)
David Herrera (IL) vs Reese Cogdill (WA)
Jared Villers (OH) vs Jacob Marquart (IA)
Olutosin Taylor (NY) vs Rocky Richey (OK)
Josh Bonham (TN) vs Matt Koz (OH)
Andy Patrick (ID) vs Michael Patterson (NY)
Ellery Tarazon (AZ) vs Adam Kreitman (NH)

275
First Round:
Jon May (MN) Fall Milton Lewis (NC), 5:32
Ronald Patron (NV) BYE
Jerry Arreola (CA) dec. Joseph Morrison (VA), 1-0
Nathan Fox (TX) BYE
Parks Harding (TN) dec. Dan Hola (UT), 4-0
Bruno Dorismond (CT) BYE
Michael Skonieczny (OH) dec. Jeff Parker (MA), 9-0
Ramel Meekins (NJ) BYE
Ryan Kotzea (SD) Fall Wesley Taylor (OH), 3:35
Tyler Hartsteen (OR) BYE
Tanner Munsell (OK) dec. Daniel Crosby (TN), 5-3
Brian Spaur (WY) BYE
Jainor Palma (NC) dec. Robert McConkie (UT), 3-1
Kelly Amundson (NV) BYE
Donnie Mullin (NY) BYE
J.P. Casey (MI) BYE
Jason Pennington (TN) dec. James Clark (CA), 11-4
James Farrelly (NV) BYE
Bubba Gritter (MI) Fall Eric Reemes (NC), :57
Billy Green (UT) BYE
John Sullivan (CT) Fall Larry Langowski (Il), 4:57
Patrick Barrentine (OH) BYE
Jon Geddes (NY) Fall Shane Grant (KS), 3:38
John Dilworth (WV) BYE
Jeff Lucas (MN) Fall Daniel Cotrone (MA), 5:42
Chris Cowan (NY) BYE
Matthew Overman (IN) dec. Jared Campbell (NC), 6-1
Armando Montova (NM) BYE
Adam Cooney (NJ) dec. Olabode Ogunwole (MD), 5-1
Allan Mikolas (OR) BYE
Arturo Basulto (CA) BYE
Derrick Bendau (OH) BYE

Second Round:
Jon May (MN) dec. Ronald Patron (NV), 8-0
Jerry Arreola (CA) dec. Nathan Fox (TX), 12-9
Bruno Dorismond (CT) dec. Parks Harding (TN), 3-2
Michael Skonieczny (OH) dec. Ramel Meekins (NJ), 6-5
Ryan Kotzea (SD) Fall Tyler Hartsteen (OR), 4:51
Tanner Munsell (OK) Fall Brian Spaur (WY), 1:01
Kelly Amundson (NV) dec. Jainor Palma (NC), 9-5
J.P. Casey (MI) dec. Donnie Mullin (NY), 15-13
Jason Pennington (TN) dec. James Farrelly (NV), 16-6
Bubba Gritter (MI) dec. Billy Green (UT), 7-2
Patrick Barrentine (OH) dec. John Sullivan (CT), 6-2
John Dilworth (WV) dec. Jon Geddes (NY), 7-3
Chris Cowan (NY) Fall Jeff Lucas (MN), :52
Matthew Overman (IN) Fall Armando Montova (NM), 2:49
Adam Cooney (NJ) dec. Allan Mikolas (OR), 11-4
Derrick Bendau (OH) Fall Arturo Basulto (CA), 3:48

NHSCA National High School Seniors Wrestling Championship
Cleveland, Ohio, April March 26-30, 2003
http://www.nhsca.com/events/wrestling/senior/schedule.htm

Schedule of Events

Wednesday, March 26, Sheraton Hotel
1PM - 5 PM coachâs registration, lobby
7PM - 8PM convention presentations, Ritz Room, Jeff Jordan, St. Paris HS, 2003 NHSCA Coach of
the Year, Building a Winning Program
8PM ö 9PM Pat and Carol Milkovich, Leadership and Success
9PM coachâs and officialâs social, Dolder Hassler Room

Thursday, March 27, Public Hall Convention Center
9AM - 2PM coachâs and wrestlerâs registration
9 AM - 2 PM practice area open and scales available
10AM ö 11AM convention presentations, Jeff Jordan, Bod Pod body fat measurement
11AM ö Noon Pat and Carol Milkovich
Noon - 2PM. coachâs clinic, mat 1, Iowa State Coach Bobby Douglas and Chris Bono
2PM mandatory coaches and wrestlers meeting, theater seats
3PM - 4PM weigh-in
7PM coaches and officials banquet sponsored by Resilite, keynote speaker Bobby Douglas, Sheraton Hotel, Grand Ballroom

Friday, March 28, Public Hall Convention Center
9AM session I - championship rounds up to round of 16
8PM coaches and officials social, Sheraton Hotel, Fuldhein Room

Saturday, March 29, Public Hall Convention Center
8AM session II - championship round of 16, quarterfinals, consolations
6PM session III ö semifinals, consolation as announced
10PM coaches and officials social, Sheraton Hotel, Fuldhein Room

Sunday, March 30, Public Hall Convention Center
8AM session IV - consolation rounds, All-American rounds
2PM all wrestlers, excluding finalists will meet with college coaches at the Sheraton Hotel Ball Room
6PM session V - parade of champions and finals

The number of consolation matches to be wrestled during a session will be announced frequently. It is the responsibility of the wrestler and coach to know the bout number. Do not leave the arena until you have confirmed that your weight class has been completed.

Four of the top high school programs in America, will compete in the third annual Final Four

It is the best field to date in the event,s young history, and includes what are widely considered to be the top three teams in the nation last year Blair Academy, Easton, and Great Bridge as well as in pre-season rankings this year. Edmond North, with one of its best teams ever despite the graduation of four-time unbeaten Oklahoma state champion Teyon Ware, has been ranked as high as No. 10 in some polls.

"This is the best field we have ever assembled for the Final Four, and we are very excited about this year,s event," NHSCA executive director Bob Ferraro said. "All four teams consider it a distinct honor to be invited to the Final Four of High School Wrestling. Wrestling fans in this area will be treated to a great event, and the competition and the events we have planned for these young men will make it a memorable experience for them."

National team rankings will be on the line. All four teams are expected to be ranked highly in the vast majority of national high school wrestling polls, including the rankings published by the NHSCA.

For true wrestling fans, these four teams need no introduction. Blair Academy has won the team title in the National Prep Championships for 21 consecutive years, a national record, and defeated Easton 38-18 in the final match of the inaugural Final Four of High School Wrestling last January. The Bucs boast five returning National Prep champions. Seniors Rob Preston (112 last year) and Ryan Davis (140) are two-time National Prep champions, and seniors Mark Perry (145) and Matt Maciag (189) and junior Mark Bogart (119) also were National Prep titlists. Despite some graduation losses, Easton returns junior state champion Mike Rogers (135) and senior Matt Lear (152), third in state last year. Great Bridge also has an impressive group of returnees with five state champions in its lineup: three-time state champion Daniel Friskhorn (130), two-time state champion Ajay Foreman (160), junior Hunter Davenport (140), and sophomore Patrick Bond (189), along with senior transfer Donnie Ooton (145), a two-time state champion. Edmond North, which finished just 1.5 points out of the top spot in Oklahoma,s Class 5A individual state tournament a year ago, is led by senior state champion Charles Jones (152). His brother Chris, a junior, finished third in state last year at 140. Seniors Kyle Evans (112) and Brett Behenna (130) and sophomore Colby Robinson (119) also finished third in state.

Following is the competition schedule for the Final Four of High School Wrestling:

Saturday, January 18
10 a.m. Blair Academy vs. Great Bridge
Easton vs. Edmond North

2 p.m. Blair Academy vs. Edmond North
Easton vs. Great Bridge

6 p.m. Edmond North vs. Great Bridge
8 p.m. Easton vs. Blair Academy

The NHSCA sponsors 10 national championship events for high school athletes in the sports of wrestling, golf, and soccer. The fifth annual National Open Pre-Season Wrestling Championships takes place Nov. 9-10 at Winston-Salem, N.C., followed by the inaugural Winter Nationals Dec. 19-21 at Tampa, Fla. The 14th annual National High School Seniors Wrestling Championships takes place March 28-30, 2003 at the Public Hall Convention Center in Cleveland, Ohio. For a complete schedule of the coming year's events, visit the NHSCA's web site at <http://www.nhsca.com>www.nhsca.com.

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New Weigh-In Rules for HS Senior Nationals

Just for info. The senior nationals this year will require ALL WRESTLERS TO WRESTLE AT THE WEIGHT THEY WRESTLED IN THEIR STATE TOURNAMENT! No more dropping weight classes. It's in bold letters on the web site! Below is taken directly from the web site. Pay attention to where it say's weight classes. No more of the crazy weight cutting that we have seen over the years at senior nationals.

NHSCA National High School Seniors Wrestling Championships
March 28-30, 2003, Cleveland, Ohio

Eligibility
Must be a senior in high school and a public high school state champion or runner-up or national prep school champion or runner-up during your high school career. New York, New Jersey, and Indiana will qualify the top four wrestlers in each weight class due to past performance and because there is only one division in their state tournament. California will qualify the top eight in each weight class because they have more than 800 high school wrestling programs and only one state championship. The top four place finishers in the NHSCA National Open Wrestling Championships are also eligible. There will be one wildcard per state that will selected by a state committee.

Location
Public Hall Convention Center in Cleveland, Ohio

Weight Classes
103, 112, 119, 125, 130, 135, 140, 145, 152, 160, 171, 189, 215, 275
There will be one weigh-in for the entire event with a 3-pound weight allowance example: 103 weight class will be 106 pounds
You cannot enter a weight class below the weight class you wrestled during the post season tournaments your senior year. However, you can enter any weight class higher than the one you wrestled your senior year.

Matches
All matches will be 2, 2, 2 in the championship bracket. All consolation matches will be 1, 11/2, 11/2. There will be full wrestle backs for all consolation matches.

Awards
The top eight place finishers in each weight class will receive awards as well as official recognition as High School Senior All-Americans. An outstanding wrestler as well as most falls in the least amount of time awards will be given at the conclusion of the finals. You must be present on the awards stand at the finals in order to receive your award. There will also be state team awards for the first top place finishers.

Team Scoring
The highest place finisher from each state will score for their state.
http://www.nhsca.com/events/wrestling/senior/eligibility.htm

North Carolina and Florida Dominate As nearly 600 Wrestlers Representing 25 States Compete in 5th Annual NHSCA Pre-Season Championships

Matt Juncal named outstanding wrestler - repeats at 189 lbs. in HS Division

Winston-Salem, NC - North Carolina and Florida each produced three winners in the High School division and the two states went on to dominate all four divisions as North Carolina won twelve titles overall with Florida taking eleven at the fifth annual NHSCA National Pre Season Wrestling Championships November 9-10 at the Lawrence Joel Coliseum Annex in Winston-Salem, NC.

In addition to its three High School division wins, North Carolina took three titles in each of the other three divisions Elementary, Middle School and College. Florida captured five Middle School crowns, two in the College ranks and one Elementary match. The results mirrored those of 2001 when North Carolina and Florida also finished on top. Georgia performed well, producing eight winners, while West Virginia made a good showing, taking four titles.

Matt Juncal, of Brandon High School, in Brandon, FL, received the Outstanding Wrestler award in the High School Division as he repeated his 189 lb. win from last year, defeating Eric Brown of Glen Oak HS in Canton, Ohio. Eric Grajalas of Florida and Byron Sigmon of North Carolina were named the Outstanding Wrestlers in the Elementary and Middle School Divisions respectively.

In another notable repeat performance, Vincent Ramirez of Riverside HS in Durham, NC defeated Cesar Grajales of Brandon HS in Brandon, FL at 119 lbs. Ramirez had been the champion at 103 lbs in the 2001 event.
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In addition to Juncal, Florida was represented on the top step by Jegan Gabbidon (135) of Tampa and Seamus O'Brien (145) of Palm Beach Gardens. Other North Carolina High School Division champions included Bryan LaShomb (112) of Moyock and Jared Campbell (275) of Chapel Hill.

High School Division winners also included Matt Heim (103) of Alpharetta, GA, Shane Grogg (125) of Parkersburg, WV, Braden Shaw (130) of Follansbee, WV, Nathan Berryman (140) of Powder Springs, GA, Phil Bliss (152) of Colliers, WV, Seth Garvin (160) of Homewood, AL, Michael Vachon (171) of Clifton, VA and Michael Patterson (215) of Ontario, NY.

The Elementary Division produced an extraordinary result as brothers Phillip and Alex Holloway of Marietta, GA each was crowned a champion. Alex repeated his 2001 win at 80 lbs, while Phillip bettered his second place finish last year at 75 lbs.

A noteworthy match in the Middle School Division was the win at 90 lbs. for Andrew Clement of Richmond, VA. over Matt Castro of Spring, TX. Clement, is a three time national champion and a six time All American.

With 591 entries, the overall tournament field was up almost 50% from 2001. State participation for the two day event also increased with entries coming from 25 states, topping last year's 20.

The NHSCA sponsors nine national championship events in wrestling, golf and soccer. This past spring, its 13th annual Senior National High School Wrestling Championship attracted more than 700 entries to the Public Hall Convention Center in Cleveland, Ohio. The event will be staged at that venue again in the spring of 2003. This past June, the NHSCA's fifth annual National Open Wrestling Championships drew over 1500 entries to Norfolk, VA. For a complete schedule of upcoming events, visit the NHSCA web site at www.nhsca.com. The National High School Coaches association is a not for profit 501c3 service organization. It was founded in 1989 for the express purpose of providing support and leadrership programs to the nation's 500,000 high school coaches

College Results

FIRST ROUND ROBIN
125# 1 Jordan Henning, FL DEC Joshua Spencer, SC 6-2
141# 2 Chris Yezarski, NC WBF Andrew Cross, NC 3:01
285. 3 AJ Scales, NC FORF James Mason,
4 Bryan King, GA FORF Kuscer Ashley,
SECOND ROUND ROBIN
125# 5 Jordan Henning, FL WBF Jon Lamberth, TN 5:14
141# 6 Josh Stanley, NC WBF Andrew Cross, NC 1:42
285. 7 Kuscer Ashley, FORF AJ Scales, NC
8 Bryan King, GA FORF James Mason,
THIRD ROUND ROBIN
125# 9 Joshua Spencer, SC DEC Jon Lamberth, TN 7-2
141# 10 Chris Yezarski, NC WBF Josh Stanley, NC 3:40
285. 11 AJ Scales, NC WBF Bryan King, GA 0:54
12 James Mason, FORF Kuscer Ashley,
QUARTERFINALS
133# 51 Shawn Tompkins, OH MAJOR Dave Heckman, PA 15-2
157# 52 Nick Leet, GA WBF Cliff Bakhsh, DE 0:50
SEMIFINALS
133# 53 Justin Jordan, GA DEC Charles Fields, TN 3-2
54 Shawn Tompkins, OH DEC Tim Crudden, CT 12-7
157# 55 Nick Leet, GA WBF Nate Jolley, OH 5:13
56 Maurice Scott, WBTF Marquis Camp, SC 15-0
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
133# 57 Justin Jordan, GA WBF Shawn Tompkins, OH 1:20 1ST PL BT
149# 58 Gerard DeCristofaro, FL WBTF Jacob Clark, NC 19-4 1ST PL BT
157# 59 Nick Leet, GA WBF Maurice Scott, 1:28 1ST PL BT
165# 60 Tirdad Daei, AL ADV WITH A BYE 1ST PL BT
174# 61 Jamie Yezarski, NC MAJOR Michael Campbell, SC 16-8 1ST PL BT
184# 62 Jerry Accordino, ADV WITH A BYE 1ST PL BT
197# 63 Ken Hammonds, TN DEC David McBride, NC 6-2 1ST PL BT

High School Results

103#FIRST RD
10 Matt Heim, GA WBF Jayce Jackson, NC 1:24
SECOND RD
138 Matt Heim, GA MAJOR Daniel Trejo, KY 10-0
139 Jarrod Shaw, WV WBF David Cox, FL 5:55
140 Shaun Farnham, NY MAJOR Matt Durham, GA 8-0
141 Thomas Knapp, GA FORF Cody Etheredge, SC
142 Randy Bloodworth, GA DEC TJ Duvall, NC 9-7
143 Matthew Leach, SC WBF Joey Royster, TN 3:16
144 Cody Black, GA DEC Tyler Babcock, IL 7-0
145 Carson Close, NC DEC Myers Beck, GA 11-5
QUARTERS
235 Matt Heim, GA DEC Jarrod Shaw, WV 4-2
236 Thomas Knapp, GA DEC Shaun Farnham, NY 11-5
237 Randy Bloodworth, GA WBF Matthew Leach, SC 1:30
238 Cody Black, GA DEC Carson Close, NC 9-5
CONSOLATION FINALS
605 Thomas Knapp, GA DEC Shaun Farnham, NY 6-2 3RD PL BT
606 Daniel Trejo, KY DEC Randy Bloodworth, GA 7-0 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
633 Matt Heim, GA MAJOR Cody Black, GA 14-5 1ST PL BT
112#
FIRST RD
11 Adam Kimbrell, GA DEC Michael Cannon, MD 11-8
12 Kelly Felix, TN WBF Isaac Owen, NC 0:03
13 David Michaud, SC WBF Chris Rogers, NC 3:11
14 Charlie Stewart, NC DEC Austin Wagoner, IL 4-2
15 Paul McGee, NC WBF Mike Kolcun, FL 1:29
16 John Miltiades, GA WBF Daniel Passmore, NC 2:12
17 Thomas Kimbrell, GA DEC Tony Viola, NC 5-4
18 Bryan Snuffer, WV WBF Trevor Yascavage, NC 1:13
19 Mike Ortiz, TN DEC Jay Coman, NC 8-1
20 Arturo Holmes, GA MAJOR Ian Barker, SC 18-9
21 Alex Brown, FL WBF Jason McGinnis, NC 3:11
22 Nick Laprade, GA DEC Jimmie Long, NC 7-5
23 Alan Solomon, FL MAJOR Ben Bergeron, NC 10-1
24 Michael Klug, GA WBF Jon Morton, NC 2:25
25 Russell Runyeon, TN DEC Austin Williams, NC 6-5
26 Bryan LaShomb, NC DEC Jason Powers, GA 6-3
SECOND RD
146 Kelly Felix, TN MAJOR Adam Kimbrell, GA 11-2
147 Charlie Stewart, NC WBF David Michaud, SC 2:40
148 Paul McGee, NC MAJOR John Miltiades, GA 12-4
149 Thomas Kimbrell, GA DEC Bryan Snuffer, WV 10-8
150 Arturo Holmes, GA WBTF Mike Ortiz, TN 24-7
151 Nick Laprade, GA DEC Alex Brown, FL 9-2
152 Alan Solomon, FL DEC Michael Klug, GA 8-2
153 Bryan LaShomb, NC WBTF Russell Runyeon, TN 19-3
QUARTERS
239 Charlie Stewart, NC WBF Kelly Felix, TN 5:24
240 Paul McGee, NC WBF Thomas Kimbrell, GA 5:30
241 Nick Laprade, GA DEC Arturo Holmes, GA 10-4
242 Bryan LaShomb, NC DEC Alan Solomon, FL 9-2
SEMIS
551 Charlie Stewart, NC WBF Paul McGee, NC 5:50
552 Bryan LaShomb, NC WBF Nick Laprade, GA 0:27
SEMI CONS
579 Nick Laprade, GA DEC Austin Wagoner, IL 6-3
580 Alan Solomon, FL WBF Paul McGee, NC 2:17
CONSOLATION FINALS
607 Nick Laprade, GA DEC Alan Solomon, FL 4-1 3RD PL BT
608 Austin Wagoner, IL FORF Paul McGee, NC 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
634 Bryan LaShomb, NC WBTF Charlie Stewart, NC 19-3 1ST PL BT
119#
FIRST RD
27 Jerry Jackson, FL DEC Chris Booth, NY 5-1
28 Ricky Jorgenson, GA DEC Mike Scott, NC 6-3
29 Andrew Young, SC WBF Kermit Hundley, VA 3:23
30 Tighe Schloss, FL DEC Charles Melvin, NC 9-7
31 Cesar Grajales, FL WBTF Kirby Sullivan, AL 16-1
32 Cory Harrilchak, NC DEC Tyler Boyer, PA 13-8
33 Alfredo Rios, FL WBF Chad Robinson, GA 3:45
34 Andrew Melton, NC OT Robert Umsell, IL 6-4;OT
35 Ryan Stephens, FL WBF Charlie Warfield, TN 1:58
36 Blake Tomczak, IL MAJOR Ryan Hart, NC 16-8
37 Nathaniel Wilson, GA WBTF Chad Billings, NC 16-0
38 Vincent Ramirez, NC WBTF Aaron Holden, SC 19-4
39 Jacob Bill, OH WBF Christopher Clevelan, GA 3:43
40 Michael Anderson, PA WBF Matt Jarvis, NC 1:47
41 Justin Seabolt, NC DEC Michael Roberts, NC 11-4
42 Javier Maldonado, FL WBF Matthew Myers, MD 4:07
SECOND RD
154 Ricky Jorgenson, GA WBF Jerry Jackson, FL 3:29
155 Andrew Young, SC WBF Tighe Schloss, FL 0:34
156 Cesar Grajales, FL FORF Cory Harrilchak, NC
157 Alfredo Rios, FL WBF Andrew Melton, NC 4:45
158 Blake Tomczak, IL DEC Ryan Stephens, FL 13-9
159 Vincent Ramirez, NC MAJOR Nathaniel Wilson, GA 15-4
160 Michael Anderson, PA DEC Jacob Bill, OH 6-4
161 Javier Maldonado, FL WBTF Justin Seabolt, NC 19-4
QUARTERS
243 Ricky Jorgenson, GA WBF Andrew Young, SC 1:07
244 Cesar Grajales, FL DEC Alfredo Rios, FL 8-2
245 Vincent Ramirez, NC WBF Blake Tomczak, IL 2:49
246 Michael Anderson, PA MAJOR Javier Maldonado, FL 13-3
SEMIS
553 Cesar Grajales, FL WBF Ricky Jorgenson, GA 5:00
554 Vincent Ramirez, NC MAJOR Michael Anderson, PA 11-1
SEMI CONS
581 Michael Anderson, PA DEC Alfredo Rios, FL 11-6
582 Javier Maldonado, FL DEC Ricky Jorgenson, GA 6-1

CONSOLATION FINALS
609 Michael Anderson, PA DEC Javier Maldonado, FL 7-4 3RD PL BT
610 Alfredo Rios, FL WBF Ricky Jorgenson, GA 1:25 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
635 Vincent Ramirez, NC OT Cesar Grajales, FL 5-3;OT 1ST PL BT
125#FIRST RD
43 Beau Pearson, FL DEC Casey Buckley, NH 4-2
44 Tyler Parker, GA DEC Nick Conley, NC 5-3
45 Theo Tucker, NC WBF Jason Wright, OH 1:41
46 Terreyl Williams, NC DEC Jeremiah Wilson, GA 16-9
47 Stan Liberatore, FL DEC Adam Johnson, GA 10-7
48 Elliott Darden, NC MAJOR Andy Estes, TN 15-2
49 Pat Barth, IL MAJOR Jake Scott, NC 15-5
50 Tyler Anthony, OH WBTF Justin Perry, NC 21-6
51 Bradley Felix, TN WBF Ryan Cato, NC 1:06
52 Benjamin Karpus, GA DEC A.J. Clement, VA 7-5
53 Johnathon Meyer, FL MAJOR Michael Martin, GA 17-6
54 Wes Kuser, PA DEC Brian Smith, NC 6-4
55 Shane Grogg, WV MAJOR Garrett Harris, NC 16-6
56 Jordan Leen, TN MAJOR Daniel Leader, SC 9-1
SECOND RD
162 Tyler Parker, GA DEC Beau Pearson, FL 5-2
163 Terreyl Williams, NC OT Theo Tucker, NC 8-6;OT
164 Stan Liberatore, FL DEC Elliott Darden, NC 10-6
165 Pat Barth, IL DEC Cale Conoles, OH 13-8
166 Tyler Anthony, OH DEC Bradley Felix, TN 7-1
167 Tramaine Franklin, FL DEC Benjamin Karpus, GA 7-6
168 Wes Kuser, PA DEC Johnathon Meyer, FL 8-2
169 Shane Grogg, WV DEC Jordan Leen, TN 8-2
QUARTERS
247 Terreyl Williams, NC DEC Tyler Parker, GA 5-2
248 Pat Barth, IL DEC Stan Liberatore, FL 12-10
249 Tyler Anthony, OH DEC Tramaine Franklin, FL 5-3
250 Shane Grogg, WV DEC Wes Kuser, PA 9-2
SEMIS
555 Terreyl Williams, NC DEC Pat Barth, IL 10-6
556 Shane Grogg, WV DEC Tyler Anthony, OH 11-6
SEMI CONS
583 Tyler Anthony, OH DEC Tyler Parker, GA 8-5
584 Theo Tucker, NC DEC Pat Barth, IL 5-3
CONSOLATION FINALS
611 Tyler Anthony, OH DEF Theo Tucker, NC 3RD PL BT
612 Pat Barth, IL DEC Tyler Parker, GA 6-5 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
636 Shane Grogg, WV WBF Terreyl Williams, NC 1:02 1ST PL BT
130#FIRST RD
57 Matt Johnston, GA WBF Joshua Bierman, AL 2:42
58 Anthony Harvey, WV DEC Max Ayuso, NC 6-1
59 Brian Billic, DE DEC Greg Baxley, SC 5-1
60 Matt Rizzo, PA WBF West Long, VA 1:18
61 Bill Carolan, NJ DEC Jaron Cathcart, NC 6-2
62 Austin Milster, AL DEC Brandon Kelly, FL 6-3
63 Steven Rodgers, IL DEC Willie Furmon, TN 2-1
64 Brian Mills, WV WBF Sean Luter, NC 0:51
65 Justin Stafford, GA WBF Jason Warren, NC 5:39
66 David Elliott, IL DEC Brian Koon, AL 5-2
67 Braden Shaw, WV WBF Patrick Smith, NH 1:10
68 Brian Carrico, FL DEC Dustin Ethridge, NC 7-5
69 Gerald Turner, SC WBF Jeb Inman, NC 5:54
70 Michael Abbruzzi, OH MAJOR Darrell Dillard, NJ 14-0
71 Brian Bailey, GA DEC Nathan Patterson, NY 5-3
72 Matthias Piasecki, FL WBF Justin Dwork, MA 4:32
SECOND RD
170 Matt Johnston, GA WBF Anthony Harvey, WV 4:23
171 Matt Rizzo, PA WBTF Brian Billic, DE 15-0
172 Austin Milster, AL DEC Bill Carolan, NJ 7-6
173 Steven Rodgers, IL WBF Brian Mills, WV 1:12
174 David Elliott, IL WBF Justin Stafford, GA 5:28
175 Braden Shaw, WV DEC Brian Carrico, FL 6-3
176 Gerald Turner, SC WBF Michael Abbruzzi, OH 0:53
177 Brian Bailey, GA WBF Matthias Piasecki, FL 0:26
QUARTERS
251 Matt Rizzo, PA MAJOR Matt Johnston, GA 18-7
252 Steven Rodgers, IL DEC Austin Milster, AL 11-8
253 Braden Shaw, WV DEC David Elliott, IL 8-4
254 Gerald Turner, SC DEC Brian Bailey, GA 12-10
SEMIS
557 Steven Rodgers, IL WBF Matt Rizzo, PA 1:06
558 Braden Shaw, WV WBF Gerald Turner, SC 5:42
SEMI CONS
585 Gerald Turner, SC DEC Austin Milster, AL 5-4
586 Matt Rizzo, PA DEC Brian Bailey, GA 6-4
CONSOLATION FINALS
613 Gerald Turner, SC MAJOR Matt Rizzo, PA 15-7 3RD PL BT
614 Austin Milster, AL OT Brian Bailey, GA 11-9;OT 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
637 Braden Shaw, WV DEC Steven Rodgers, IL 3-0 1ST PL BT
135#FIRST RD
73 William Warren, GA WBF Jacob Benson, NC 3:12
74 Chase Ingram, NC MAJOR Jason Martin, IL 11-3
75 John Lane, TN WBF Oscar Orellana, NJ 3:43
76 Jegan Gabbidon, FL MAJOR Ryan Wall, NC 12-1
77 Stephen Hughes, AL WBF Steven Covington, SC 2:37
78 Mike Lakis, NC WBF David Foutz, VA 3:12
79 Brandon Hash, NC DEC Craig Lawson, FL 12-9
80 Zachary Deaton, FL MAJOR Jeremiah Raby, NC 11-3
81 Brad Cooper, KY MAJOR Paul Curlee, NC 9-1
82 Robert Fryer, NC WBF Derrick Scarbro, WV 5:34
83 Ryan Joyce, FL WBF Joel Konz, TN 3:15
84 Cody Bearden, GA DEC Chris Tucker, NC 13-9
85 Trey Lee, GA WBF Matthew Balsey, FL 4:20
86 Alexander Berger, OH WBF Allan Carr, NC 4:27
87 Michael Hardee, NC WBF Billy Cowart, TN 2:20
SECOND RD
178 William Warren, GA WBF Chase Ingram, NC 2:34
179 Jegan Gabbidon, FL DEC John Lane, TN 9-5
180 Mike Lakis, NC WBF Stephen Hughes, AL 1:47
181 Brandon Hash, NC DEC Zachary Deaton, FL 2-1
182 Brad Cooper, KY WBF Robert Fryer, NC 2:55
183 Ryan Joyce, FL MAJOR Cody Bearden, GA 12-0
184 Alexander Berger, OH WBF Trey Lee, GA 2:53
185 Antwone Floyd, NC DEC Michael Hardee, NC 7-5
QUARTERS
255 Jegan Gabbidon, FL WBF William Warren, GA 0:45
256 Mike Lakis, NC DEC Brandon Hash, NC 9-3
257 Brad Cooper, KY DEC Ryan Joyce, FL 4-3
258 Antwone Floyd, NC MAJOR Alexander Berger, OH 12-4
SEMIS
559 Jegan Gabbidon, FL WBTF Mike Lakis, NC 17-2
560 Brad Cooper, KY MAJOR Antwone Floyd, NC 12-4
SEMI CONS
587 Antwone Floyd, NC WBTF Trey Lee, GA 17-2
588 Ryan Joyce, FL MAJOR Mike Lakis, NC 11-3
CONSOLATION FINALS
615 Antwone Floyd, NC DEC Ryan Joyce, FL 6-1 3RD PL BT
616 Mike Lakis, NC MAJOR Trey Lee, GA 10-0 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
638 Jegan Gabbidon, FL DEC Brad Cooper, KY 4-3 1ST PL BT
140#FIRST RD
88 Eddie Hutchinson, FL DEC Jeffrey Nasteff, OH 9-2
89 Andrew Krieger, NY WBTF Adams Coles, NC 15-0
90 Chris Humphries, SC WBF Ben Boivin, NC 1:46
91 Joey Knox, GA WBF Brent Taylor, NC 1:26
92 Jack Hartley, NC WBF D Templeton, SC 3:59
93 Logan Winterton, NC WBF Justin Chapman, WV 3:34
94 Nathan Berryman, GA WBF Matt Balsey, FL 0:55
SECOND RD
186 Eddie Hutchinson, FL DEC Brett Houghton, NC 8-2
187 Andrew Krieger, NY MAJOR Ryan Durham, GA 13-2
188 Jacob Austin, FL DEC Chris Humphries, SC 8-2
189 Matthew Finneran, NC DEC Demario Jones, GA 10-3
190 Tommy Hutchinson, FL MAJOR Joey Knox, GA 11-3
191 Jack Hartley, NC WBF Greg Wolfe, PA 2:15
192 Logan Winterton, NC WBF Neil Cooper, KY 3:22
193 Nathan Berryman, GA WBF Derrick Brevard, NC 3:22
QUARTERS
259 Andrew Krieger, NY DEC Eddie Hutchinson, FL 4-1
260 Jacob Austin, FL DEC Matthew Finneran, NC 11-9
261 Tommy Hutchinson, FL WBTF Jack Hartley, NC 19-4
262 Nathan Berryman, GA WBF Logan Winterton, NC 1:53
SEMI CONS
589 Tommy Hutchinson, FL DEC Jeffrey Nasteff, OH 9-3
590 Andrew Krieger, NY DEC Logan Winterton, NC 8-5
CONSOLATION FINALS
617 Tommy Hutchinson, FL DEC Andrew Krieger, NY 4-2 3RD PL BT
618 Jeffrey Nasteff, OH WBF Logan Winterton, NC 2:26 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
639 Nathan Berryman, GA WBF Jacob Austin, FL 5:24 1ST PL BT
145#FIRST RD
95 Kyle Coffman, FL MAJOR Zach Martin, GA 11-3
96 Brian Bumpus, NH WBF Brian Sharpe, NC 3:30
97 Will Knox, GA WBF Ramzy Spencer, FL 1:35
98 Brandon Campbell, KY WBF Chris Meyer, OH 3:45
99 TJ Nance, IL WBF Travis Zeh, GA 3:07
100 Jesse Creed, NC DEC Will Phillips, TN 12-5
101 Sam Konigsburg, GA DEC Roberta Orta, FL 6-0
102 Matthew Goodwin, IL DEC Donald Barker, NY 9-3
103 Mark McManus, GA WBF Christian Waller, FL 5:58
104 Eric Huebner, IL DEC Michael Robinette, NC 6-5
105 Allen Personette, FL WBF Chris Fields, GA 4:48
106 Andrew Steed, NC WBF John Barnes, SC 0:32
107 Anthony Hayes, CT WBF Derek Vorherr, GA 1:14
108 John Demitraszek, NC WBF Dustin Joyce, FL 5:03
109 Johnathon Matlack, GA WBF Michael Emanuel, FL 3:59
110 Seamus O'Brien, FL WBF Sutten Maxwell, SC 0:51
SECOND RD
194 Brian Bumpus, NH WBF Kyle Coffman, FL 2:58
195 Brandon Campbell, KY WBF Will Knox, GA 2:36
196 Jesse Creed, NC DEF TJ Nance, IL
197 Sam Konigsburg, GA MAJOR Matthew Goodwin, IL 14-4
198 Eric Huebner, IL DEC Mark McManus, GA 9-6
199 Andrew Steed, NC DEC Allen Personette, FL 15-14
200 Anthony Hayes, CT WBF John Demitraszek, NC 1:58
201 Seamus O'Brien, FL WBF Johnathon Matlack, GA 2:41
QUARTERS
263 Brian Bumpus, NH MAJOR Brandon Campbell, KY 10-2
264 Jesse Creed, NC DEC Sam Konigsburg, GA 12-6
265 Andrew Steed, NC MAJOR Eric Huebner, IL 10-2
266 Seamus O'Brien, FL DEC Anthony Hayes, CT 10-4
SEMI CONS
591 Sam Konigsburg, GA DEC Andrew Steed, NC 7-6
592 Anthony Hayes, CT WBF Jesse Creed, NC 1:46
CONSOLATION FINALS
619 Anthony Hayes, CT DEC Sam Konigsburg, GA 6-0 3RD PL BT
620 Jesse Creed, NC WBF Andrew Steed, NC 4:36 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
640 Seamus O'Brien, FL MAJOR Brian Bumpus, NH 15-7 1ST PL BT
152#FIRST RD
111 David Craig, FL DEC Justin Ransom, GA 5-3
112 Joey Valente, MI WBF Millard Smith, NC 3:15
113 Justin Logue, NC WBF Chris Funderburk, SC 3:26
114 Justin Miller, AL WBF Jeff Lyons, NC 4:35
115 Jake Donar, WI WBF Brockton Edwards, NC 4:00
116 Michael Bard, DE WBF Danny Jackson, NC 0:53
117 Ben Fiacco, GA MAJOR Sean Hurley, NC 9-0
SECOND RD
202 Phil Bliss, WV DEC David Craig, FL 4-1
203 Joey Valente, MI WBF Alex Blum, NC 5:22
204 Justin Logue, NC WBF Timothy Wyckoff, NC 3:57
205 Justin Miller, AL DEC Josh Lee, NC 9-3
206 Jake Donar, WI WBF Clint Moore, NC 1:13
207 Michael Bard, DE WBF Alex Luke, GA 3:31
208 Ben Fiacco, GA MAJOR John Thompson, NC 11-3
209 Scott Heckman, PA WBF Greg Hoisington, FL 1:00
QUARTERS
267 Phil Bliss, WV WBTF Joey Valente, MI 16-0
268 Justin Miller, AL MAJOR Justin Logue, NC 14-5
269 Jake Donar, WI WBF Michael Bard, DE 2:40
270 Ben Fiacco, GA DEC Scott Heckman, PA 5-4
SEMIS
565 Phil Bliss, WV WBF Justin Miller, AL 1:24
566 Ben Fiacco, GA WBF Jake Donar, WI 3:43
SEMI CONS
593 Jake Donar, WI WBTF John Thompson, NC 19-2
594 David Craig, FL WBF Justin Miller, AL 0:54
CONSOLATION FINALS
621 David Craig, FL DEC Jake Donar, WI 10-5 3RD PL BT
622 Justin Miller, AL WBF John Thompson, NC 4:50 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
641 Phil Bliss, WV FORF Ben Fiacco, GA 1ST PL BT
160#FIRST RD
118 Rocky Cozart, FL WBF Zach Krumbach, NC 1:19
119 T.H. Leet, GA WBF Trent Waugh, NC 0:58
120 Thomas Daub, PA WBTF Kevin Robinson, NC 20-5
121 Jeremiah Clapp, GA WBF Kidd Wilkerson, NC 2:19
122 Rick Brownlee, NC DEC P. Alonso Azumendi, SC 6-1
123 Daniel Rotroff, NC DEC David Green, 5-2
124 Joseph Lowe, FL WBF Travis Huddleston, NC 1:08
125 Marcus Boyd, NC WBTF Anthony Yandow, GA 17-1
126 Christopher Nevseta, FL WBF Douglas Torchio, NC 1:34
127 Justin Otis, GA WBF James Thomas, NJ 5:34
128 Joe DeBias, IL FORF xxxxxx xxxxxx, GA
129 Nick Buckman, FL WBF Ryan Janov, PA 4:52
130 Seth Garvin, AL WBF Michael Lemus, SC 0:50
131 Nick Kimbro, GA WBF Loran Glass, NC 1:16
SECOND RD
210 Rocky Cozart, FL DEC T.H. Leet, GA 4-1
211 Raymond Jordan, NC DEC Thomas Daub, PA 3-2
212 Rick Brownlee, NC DEC Jeremiah Clapp, GA 9-3
213 Joseph Lowe, FL WBF Daniel Rotroff, NC 1:47
214 Marcus Boyd, NC DEC Christopher Nevseta, FL 12-5
215 Justin Otis, GA MAJOR Wesley Linton, SC 14-2
216 Nick Buckman, FL DEF Joe DeBias, IL
217 Seth Garvin, AL WBF Nick Kimbro, GA 1:45
QUARTERS
271 Raymond Jordan, NC DEC Rocky Cozart, FL 8-6
272 Joseph Lowe, FL DEC Rick Brownlee, NC 9-7
273 Justin Otis, GA DEC Marcus Boyd, NC 11-5
274 Seth Garvin, AL DEC Nick Buckman, FL 5-2
SEMIS
567 Raymond Jordan, NC DEC Joseph Lowe, FL 1-0
568 Seth Garvin, AL MAJOR Justin Otis, GA 17-6
SEMI CONS
595 Justin Otis, GA DEC Rocky Cozart, FL 8-1
596 Thomas Daub, PA FORF Joseph Lowe, FL
CONSOLATION FINALS
623 Justin Otis, GA DEC Thomas Daub, PA 9-4 3RD PL BT
624 Rocky Cozart, FL FORF Joseph Lowe, FL 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
642 Seth Garvin, AL DEC Raymond Jordan, NC 8-7 1ST PL BT
171#FIRST RD
132 Angelo Price, GA WBF J.D. May, NC 0:57
133 Drew Price, GA DEC Trevor Clavette, NC 9-8
134 Greg Heller, GA WBF Ben Simon, NC 1:07
135 Chaz Truesdale, NC MAJOR Jose Rosado, GA 12-2
136 Craig Albers, SC WBF Alex Flores, FL 5:56
137 Joshua Sheppard, GA WBF J. Cody Brown, NC 3:27
SECOND RD
218 Michael Vachon, VA WBF Angelo Price, GA 1:17
219 Tyler Flatt, NJ DEC Drew Price, GA 6-5
220 Greg Heller, GA WBF Jason Pryor, SC 1:04
221 Mike Lowrance, GA WBF Adam Chappell, NC 0:26
222 Josh Anderson, NY WBTF Chaz Truesdale, NC 16-0
223 Craig Albers, SC WBF Eric Miller, AL 1:12
224 J. Daniel Scott, VA DEC Joshua Sheppard, GA 7-3
225 Justin Knox, TN WBF Andrew Meyer, NJ 2:21
QUARTERS
275 Michael Vachon, VA DEC Tyler Flatt, NJ 6-3
276 Mike Lowrance, GA DEC Greg Heller, GA 10-9
277 Craig Albers, SC WBF Josh Anderson, NY 5:51
278 J. Daniel Scott, VA WBF Justin Knox, TN 4:38
SEMIS
569 Michael Vachon, VA WBF Mike Lowrance, GA 1:39
570 J. Daniel Scott, VA DEC Craig Albers, SC 7-2
SEMI CONS
597 Tyler Flatt, NJ DEC Craig Albers, SC 6-2
598 Mike Lowrance, GA WBF Drew Price, GA 1:47
CONSOLATION FINALS
625 Tyler Flatt, NJ WBF Mike Lowrance, GA 2:49 3RD PL BT
626 Craig Albers, SC DEC Drew Price, GA 16-10 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
643 Michael Vachon, VA DEC J. Daniel Scott, VA 5-2 1ST PL BT
189#SECOND RD
226 Eric Brown, OH DEC Tyler Harris, SC 7-5
227 Robert Ward, WV WBF Matt Lewis, NC 5:04
228 Matthew Goad, VA DEC Jon Lucas, FL 12-10
229 Blake Ware, NC WBF Seth Blessinger, FL 1:11
230 Matt Juncal, FL WBF Josh Jackson, NC 1:36
QUARTERS
279 Eric Brown, OH DEC Robert Ward, WV 10-4
280 Matthew Goad, VA WBF Matthew Marzucco, FL 1:21
281 Vincent Santolla, SC DEC Blake Ware, NC 6-2
282 Matt Juncal, FL WBF Chris Cooper, FL 1:39
SEMIS
571 Eric Brown, OH DEC Matthew Goad, VA 6-1
572 Matt Juncal, FL WBTF Vincent Santolla, SC 15-0
SEMI CONS
599 Josh Jackson, NC DEC Vincent Santolla, SC 7-3
600 Tyler Harris, SC WBTF Matthew Goad, VA 17-0
CONSOLATION FINALS
627 Josh Jackson, NC DEC Tyler Harris, SC 2-0 3RD PL BT
628 Vincent Santolla, SC WBTF Matthew Goad, VA 20-3 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
644 Matt Juncal, FL WBF Eric Brown, OH 0:34 1ST PL BT
215#SECOND RD
231 Junior Beaubrun, FL WBF Kyle Hood, NC 1:55
232 Leonard Lane, IL DEC Daniel Puccini, CT 3-1
233 John.Paul George, NJ DEC Cody Browning, AL 11-7
234 Kyle Rebuck, FL WBF James Mason, Jr. 1:45
QUARTERS
283 Michael Patterson, NY DEC Junior Beaubrun, FL 4-2
284 Leonard Lane, IL WBF Omar Diaz, TN 2:41
285 John.Paul George, NJ DEC Brad Raby, TN 13-6
286 Kyle Rebuck, FL WBF Glenn Martin, NC 1:14
SEMIS
573 Michael Patterson, NY WBF Leonard Lane, IL 3:15
574 Kyle Rebuck, FL DEC John.Paul George, NJ 14-7
SEMI CONS
601 Junior Beaubrun, FL WBF John.Paul George, NJ 4:28
602 Kyle Hood, NC DEC Leonard Lane, IL 8-7
CONSOLATION FINALS
629 Junior Beaubrun, FL WBF Kyle Hood, NC 2:00 3RD PL BT
630 Leonard Lane, IL WBF John.Paul George, NJ 3:27 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
645 Michael Patterson, NY WBF Kyle Rebuck, FL 2:45 1ST PL BT
275.QUARTERS
287 Donald Bluhm, SC WBF Paul House, TN 3:15
288 Jared Campbell, NC DEC Hunter Glenn, GA 6-2
SEMIS
575 Donald Bluhm, SC WBF Ben Sports, FL 2:49
576 Jared Campbell, NC MAJOR Ryan Kittrick, PA 8-0
SEMI CONS
603 Ryan Kittrick, PA WBF Paul House, TN 0:29
604 Hunter Glenn, GA WBF Ben Sports, FL 2:01
CONSOLATION FINALS
631 Ryan Kittrick, PA WBF Hunter Glenn, GA 2:20 3RD PL BT
632 Ben Sports, FL NO CONTEST Paul House, TN L 5TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
646 Jared Campbell, NC MAJOR Donald Bluhm, SC 9-0 1ST PL BT

Middle School Results

80 # 167 Sam Spradlin, GA WBF Shawn Sexton, WV 1:31 3RD PL BT
168 Kyle Graveman, AL FORF Matthew Rotroff, NC 5TH PL BT
169
85 # 170 Carson Fields, GA WBTF Daniel Dickens, NC 16-1 3RD PL BT
171 Joseph Bounell, NC ADV WITH A BYE 5TH PL BT
172
90 # 173 Cory Mance, IL DEC Anthony Hess, FL 7-0 3RD PL BT
174 Andrew Lanham, GA MAJOR Harry Glenn, NC 11-3 5TH PL BT
175 Will Stafford, NC ADV WITH A BYE Morgann Atkinson, NC 7TH PL BT
95 # 176 Jay Cobbs, VA DEC Nick Turpin, GA 8-1 3RD PL BT
177 Cory Czyz, FL WBF Joseph Booth, NY 0:37 5TH PL BT
178 Kyle Benson, NC ADV WITH A BYE Christopher Moody, NC 7TH PL BT
100# 179 Ben Cloninger, NC WBF Bobby Arsenault, GA 2:29 3RD PL BT
180 Brett Padgett, GA FORF James Price II, IN 5TH PL BT
181 Mike Rawlings, FL ADV WITH A BYE Alex Piasecki, FL 7TH PL BT
105# 182 Andrew Barrera, FL DEC Willis Blue, NC 12-5 3RD PL BT
183 Alex Warren, IN WBF Grant Harris, NC 2:22 5TH PL BT
184 Myers Beck, GA ADV WITH A BYE Brandon Jordan, GA 7TH PL BT
115# 185 William Gilleland, NC DEC Travis Creagan, TN 4-3 3RD PL BT
186 Jimmy Mitchum, VA WBF Thomas Shaw, SC 4:00 5TH PL BT
187 Danny Curtis, SC ADV WITH A BYE Craig Brown, NC 7TH PL BT
125# 188 Brantley Hooks, SC DEC Matt Cutchineal, PA 7-1 3RD PL BT
189 Henry Miller, WV DEC JC Oddo, SC 4-3 5TH PL BT
190 Kalch Smith, ADV WITH A BYE Josh Patterson, NY 7TH PL BT
135# 191 Joshua Matlack, GA WBF Timmy Allen, NC 3:23 3RD PL BT
192 Justin Spain, TN DEC Cory Grizzard, GA 4-1 5TH PL BT
193 Jordan Thompson, NC ADV WITH A BYE Jason Saunders, NC 7TH PL BT
145# 194 DeMarco Owens, VA WBF Tyler Lamb, NC 2:51 3RD PL BT
195 Steven Moody, NC ADV WITH A BYE 5TH PL BT
196
155# 197 Brad Nielson, MD WBF Jeremy Bartley, VA 1:42 3RD PL BT
198 Jackie Chapman, VA WBF William Irving, VA 3:37 5TH PL BT
199 Brian Temas, NC ADV WITH A BYE Michael Wiseman, NC 7TH PL BT
170# 200 Nick Herr, NC WBF Larry Crawford, NC 2:53 3RD PL BT
201 Josh Lee, VA ADV WITH A BYE 5TH PL BT
202
190# 203
220. 204
80 # 205 Matt Oliver, NJ DEC Justin Arsenault, GA 12-5 1ST PL BT
85 # 206 Scotti Sentes, FL WBF Ben Carter, OH 1:55 1ST PL BT
90 # 207 Andrew Clement, VA WBF Matt Castro, TX 3:34 1ST PL BT
95 # 208 Cory Baudendistel, FL WBF Zane Simmons, NC 0:59 1ST PL BT
100# 209 Lee Dorbert, FL DEC Michael Boring, SC 6-4 1ST PL BT
105# 210 Keith Koziel, FL DEC Wade Lowe, IL 3-0 1ST PL BT
115# 211 Shawn Joyce, FL DEC Alex Brown, FL 7-3 1ST PL BT
125# 212 Chad Porter, WV DEC Keith Dillard, NJ 4-0 1ST PL BT
135# 213 Jesse Dewan, PA MAJOR Jake Dill, GA 8-0 1ST PL BT
145# 214 Joshua Greene, IN WBF Michael Charko, GA 3:19 1ST PL BT
155# 215 Byron Sigmon, NC WBF Ryan Lamagra, NY 3:03 1ST PL BT
170# 216 Matthew Edmondson, GA WBTF Anthony Ritchie, NC 17-2 1ST PL BT
190# 217 Travis Brown, NC DEC Greg Lester, VA 11-5 1ST PL BT
220. 218 Ben Sykes, NC ADV WITH A BYE 1ST PL BT
80 #QUARTERFINALS
38 Justin Arsenault, GA MAJOR Shawn Sexton, WV 13-2
39 Matt Oliver, NJ WBF Sam Spradlin, GA 3:03
SEMIFINALS
123 Justin Arsenault, GA WBF Kyle Graveman, AL 0:24
124 Matt Oliver, NJ WBF Matthew Rotroff, NC 2:29
SEMI CONS
147 Sam Spradlin, GA WBF Kyle Graveman, AL 0:42
148 Shawn Sexton, WV WBF Matthew Rotroff, NC 2:09
CONSOLATION FINALS
167 Sam Spradlin, GA WBF Shawn Sexton, WV 1:31 3RD PL BT
168 Kyle Graveman, AL FORF Matthew Rotroff, NC 5TH PL BT
169
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
205 Matt Oliver, NJ DEC Justin Arsenault, GA 12-5 1ST PL BT
85 #QUARTERFINALS
40 Scotti Sentes, FL WBF Joseph Bounell, NC 0:34
SEMIFINALS
125 Scotti Sentes, FL DEC Carson Fields, GA 6-0
126 Ben Carter, OH WBF Daniel Dickens, NC 3:39
SEMI CONS
149 Daniel Dickens, NC DEC Joseph Bounell, NC 13-7
CONSOLATION FINALS
170 Carson Fields, GA WBTF Daniel Dickens, NC 16-1 3RD PL BT
171 Joseph Bounell, NC ADV WITH A BYE 5TH PL BT
172
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
206 Scotti Sentes, FL WBF Ben Carter, OH 1:55 1ST PL BT
90 #SECOND ROUND
6 Andrew Lanham, GA DEC Will Stafford, NC 8-7
7 Harry Glenn, NC MAJOR Art Zimmerly, FL 20-12
8 Matt Castro, TX MAJOR Kendall Mowery, NC 15-5
9 Andrew Clement, VA DEC Morgann Atkinson, NC 5-0
10 Jacob Mohr, FL WBF Ryan Walker, NC 1:38
QUARTERFINALS
41 Andrew Lanham, GA DEC Harry Glenn, NC 6-3
42 Matt Castro, TX WBF Dalton Harper, SC 0:32
43 Andrew Clement, VA DEC Anthony Hess, FL 6-0
44 Cory Mance, IL WBF Jacob Mohr, FL 3:46
SEMIFINALS
127 Matt Castro, TX DEC Andrew Lanham, GA 8-5
128 Andrew Clement, VA OT Cory Mance, IL 5-3;OT
SEMI CONS
150 Anthony Hess, FL DEC Andrew Lanham, GA 6-4
151 Cory Mance, IL WBF Harry Glenn, NC 2:28
CONSOLATION FINALS
173 Cory Mance, IL DEC Anthony Hess, FL 7-0 3RD PL BT
174 Andrew Lanham, GA MAJOR Harry Glenn, NC 11-3 5TH PL BT
175 Will Stafford, NC ADV WITH A BYE Morgann Atkinson, NC 7TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
207 Andrew Clement, VA WBF Matt Castro, TX 3:34 1ST PL BT
95 #QUARTERFINALS
45 Cory Czyz, FL WBF Christopher Moody, NC 3:54
SEMIFINALS
129 Zane Simmons, NC WBF Cory Czyz, FL 2:06
130 Cory Baudendistel, FL DEC Nick Turpin, GA 9-4
SEMI CONS
152 Nick Turpin, GA WBF Joseph Booth, NY 0:27
CONSOLATION FINALS
176 Jay Cobbs, VA DEC Nick Turpin, GA 8-1 3RD PL BT
177 Cory Czyz, FL WBF Joseph Booth, NY 0:37 5TH PL BT
178 Kyle Benson, NC ADV WITH A BYE Christopher Moody, NC 7TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
208 Cory Baudendistel, FL WBF Zane Simmons, NC 0:59 1ST PL BT
QUARTERFINALS
219 Zane Simmons, NC WBF Joseph Booth, NY 1:23
SEMI CONS
221 Jay Cobbs, VA DEC Cory Czyz, FL 4-0
QUARTERFINALS
222 Cory Baudendistel, FL DEC Jay Cobbs, VA 13-6
223 Nick Turpin, GA MAJOR Kyle Benson, NC 10-2
100#SECOND ROUND
11 Michael Boring, SC MAJOR Mike Rawlings, FL 13-0
QUARTERFINALS
46 Michael Boring, SC MAJOR Brett Padgett, GA 11-1
47 Ben Cloninger, NC WBF Alex Piasecki, FL 3:16
48 Lee Dorbert, FL DEC James Price II, IN 6-3
49 Bobby Arsenault, GA WBF James Gibson, SC 0:54
SEMIFINALS
131 Michael Boring, SC DEC Ben Cloninger, NC 4-1
132 Lee Dorbert, FL MAJOR Bobby Arsenault, GA 9-0
SEMI CONS
153 Ben Cloninger, NC DEC James Price II, IN 7-4
154 Bobby Arsenault, GA TB Brett Padgett, GA 2-2;TB
CONSOLATION FINALS
179 Ben Cloninger, NC WBF Bobby Arsenault, GA 2:29 3RD PL BT
180 Brett Padgett, GA FORF James Price II, IN 5TH PL BT
181 Mike Rawlings, FL ADV WITH A BYE Alex Piasecki, FL 7TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
209 Lee Dorbert, FL DEC Michael Boring, SC 6-4 1ST PL BT
105#FIRST ROUND
1 Brandon Jordan, GA WBF Adam Miller, NC 2:00
2 John Brooks, NC FORF Jay Cobbs, VA
SECOND ROUND
12 Brandon Jordan, GA DEC Zach Schuster, VA 2-0
13 Andrew Barrera, FL MAJOR Will Mowery, NC 13-2
14 Wade Lowe, IL WBTF Neil Kern, NC 16-0
15 Alex Warren, IN DEC Grant Harris, NC 4-0
16 Eric Nadeau, WBF John Brooks, NC 1:56
17 Willis Blue, NC MAJOR Seth Marbry, MN 13-0
18 Keith Koziel, FL WBF Jeffery Dickens, NC 2:08
19 Myers Beck, GA DEC Josh Hancock, VA 6-1
QUARTERFINALS
50 Andrew Barrera, FL DEC Brandon Jordan, GA 3-1
51 Wade Lowe, IL DEC Alex Warren, IN 5-2
52 Willis Blue, NC DEC Eric Nadeau, 14-8
53 Keith Koziel, FL DEC Myers Beck, GA 9-4
SEMIFINALS
133 Wade Lowe, IL DEC Andrew Barrera, FL 4-2
134 Keith Koziel, FL DEC Willis Blue, NC 13-6
SEMI CONS
155 Andrew Barrera, FL MAJOR Grant Harris, NC 12-0
156 Willis Blue, NC DEC Alex Warren, IN 9-2
CONSOLATION FINALS
182 Andrew Barrera, FL DEC Willis Blue, NC 12-5 3RD PL BT
183 Alex Warren, IN WBF Grant Harris, NC 2:22 5TH PL BT
184 Myers Beck, GA ADV WITH A BYE Brandon Jordan, GA 7TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
210 Keith Koziel, FL DEC Wade Lowe, IL 3-0 1ST PL BT
115#SECOND ROUND
20 Alex Brown, FL FORF Keith Walters, NC
21 Thomas Shaw, SC DEC Joshua Glover, FL 6-2
22 Travis Creagan, TN WBF Ben Read, NC 0:27
23 Shawn Joyce, FL WBF Andrew Martin, GA 1:38
QUARTERFINALS
54 Alex Brown, FL DEC Jimmy Mitchum, VA 5-2
55 Thomas Shaw, SC DEC Craig Brown, NC 7-4
56 Travis Creagan, TN DEC Danny Curtis, SC 3-1
57 Shawn Joyce, FL DEC William Gilleland, NC 9-4
SEMIFINALS
135 Alex Brown, FL MAJOR Thomas Shaw, SC 9-0
136 Shawn Joyce, FL DEC Travis Creagan, TN 4-2
SEMI CONS
157 William Gilleland, NC DEC Thomas Shaw, SC 6-0
158 Travis Creagan, TN DEC Jimmy Mitchum, VA 3-1
CONSOLATION FINALS
185 William Gilleland, NC DEC Travis Creagan, TN 4-3 3RD PL BT
186 Jimmy Mitchum, VA WBF Thomas Shaw, SC 4:00 5TH PL BT
187 Danny Curtis, SC ADV WITH A BYE Craig Brown, NC 7TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
211 Shawn Joyce, FL DEC Alex Brown, FL 7-3 1ST PL BT
125#FIRST ROUND
3 Aaron Hollifield, NC MAJOR Evan Waters, AL 10-0
4 Kalch Smith, WBF Omar Seymoure, NC 3:30
5 Josh Patterson, NY WBF Allen Tuttle, NC 1:46
SECOND ROUND
24 Aaron Hollifield, NC WBF Fran O'Brien, FL 1:32
25 Brantley Hooks, SC WBF Joshua McDuffie, GA 2:15
26 Chad Porter, WV FORF Kalch Smith,
27 Luke Rebertus, MD MAJOR Hector Ayabar, NC 9-0
28 Keith Dillard, NJ DEC Josh Patterson, NY 4-1
29 Adam Luke, GA MAJOR Dustin Peavy, AL 11-0
30 JC Oddo, SC MAJOR Ben Hardin, NC 9-1
31 Henry Miller, WV OT Matt Cutchineal, PA 6-4;OT
QUARTERFINALS
58 Brantley Hooks, SC DEC Aaron Hollifield, NC 6-4
59 Chad Porter, WV DEC Luke Rebertus, MD 3-2
60 Keith Dillard, NJ DEC Adam Luke, GA 5-0
61 Henry Miller, WV DEC JC Oddo, SC 2-0
SEMIFINALS
137 Chad Porter, WV DEC Brantley Hooks, SC 4-2
138 Keith Dillard, NJ DEC Henry Miller, WV 3-2
SEMI CONS
159 Brantley Hooks, SC OT JC Oddo, SC 6-4;OT
160 Matt Cutchineal, PA DEC Henry Miller, WV 5-2
CONSOLATION FINALS
188 Brantley Hooks, SC DEC Matt Cutchineal, PA 7-1 3RD PL BT
189 Henry Miller, WV DEC JC Oddo, SC 4-3 5TH PL BT
190 Kalch Smith, ADV WITH A BYE Josh Patterson, NY 7TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
212 Chad Porter, WV DEC Keith Dillard, NJ 4-0 1ST PL BT
135#SECOND ROUND
32 Jake Dill, GA WBF Robert George, VA 2:11
33 Jesse James, WV DEC Jordan Thompson, NC 1-0
34 Cory Grizzard, GA DEC Timmy Allen, NC 8-7
35 Jesse Dewan, PA WBF Brandon Fields, GA 0:35
36 Javier Nieves, FL MAJOR TJ Shore, NC 11-0
37 Justin Spain, TN DEC Joshua Matlack, GA 8-4
QUARTERFINALS
62 Jake Dill, GA DEC Jesse James, WV 4-1
63 Cory Grizzard, GA DEC Jason Saunders, NC 6-3
64 Jesse Dewan, PA WBF Javier Nieves, FL 0:46
65 Justin Spain, TN WBF Wayne Nock, NC 1:54
SEMIFINALS
139 Jake Dill, GA DEC Cory Grizzard, GA 7-1
140 Jesse Dewan, PA DEC Justin Spain, TN 8-1
SEMI CONS
161 Timmy Allen, NC DEC Cory Grizzard, GA 4-0
162 Joshua Matlack, GA DEC Justin Spain, TN 6-3
CONSOLATION FINALS
191 Joshua Matlack, GA WBF Timmy Allen, NC 3:23 3RD PL BT
192 Justin Spain, TN DEC Cory Grizzard, GA 4-1 5TH PL BT
193 Jordan Thompson, NC ADV WITH A BYE Jason Saunders, NC 7TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
213 Jesse Dewan, PA MAJOR Jake Dill, GA 8-0 1ST PL BT
145#QUARTERFINALS
66 Michael Charko, GA WBF Steven Moody, NC 1:25
SEMIFINALS
141 Michael Charko, GA DEC DeMarco Owens, VA 8-1
142 Joshua Greene, IN WBF Tyler Lamb, NC 0:35
SEMI CONS
163 Tyler Lamb, NC DEC Steven Moody, NC 9-4
CONSOLATION FINALS
194 DeMarco Owens, VA WBF Tyler Lamb, NC 2:51 3RD PL BT
195 Steven Moody, NC ADV WITH A BYE 5TH PL BT
196
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
214 Joshua Greene, IN WBF Michael Charko, GA 3:19 1ST PL BT
155#QUARTERFINALS
67 Ryan Lamagra, NY WBF Michael Wiseman, NC 4:39
68 Brad Nielson, MD WBF William Irving, VA 0:33
69 Jeremy Bartley, VA WBF Brian Temas, NC 4:36
70 Byron Sigmon, NC WBF Jackie Chapman, VA 1:40
SEMIFINALS
143 Ryan Lamagra, NY DEC Brad Nielson, MD 6-5
144 Byron Sigmon, NC WBF Jeremy Bartley, VA 0:58
SEMI CONS
164 Brad Nielson, MD DEC Jackie Chapman, VA 5-0
165 Jeremy Bartley, VA WBF William Irving, VA 2:48
CONSOLATION FINALS
197 Brad Nielson, MD WBF Jeremy Bartley, VA 1:42 3RD PL BT
198 Jackie Chapman, VA WBF William Irving, VA 3:37 5TH PL BT
199 Brian Temas, NC ADV WITH A BYE Michael Wiseman, NC 7TH PL BT
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
215 Byron Sigmon, NC WBF Ryan Lamagra, NY 3:03 1ST PL BT
170#QUARTERFINALS
71 Larry Crawford, NC WBF Josh Lee, VA 0:02
SEMIFINALS
145 Anthony Ritchie, NC WBF Larry Crawford, NC 4:05
146 Matthew Edmondson, GA WBF Nick Herr, NC 3:13
SEMI CONS
166 Nick Herr, NC WBF Josh Lee, VA 1:23
CONSOLATION FINALS
200 Nick Herr, NC WBF Larry Crawford, NC 2:53 3RD PL BT
201 Josh Lee, VA ADV WITH A BYE 5TH PL BT
202
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
216 Matthew Edmondson, GA WBTF Anthony Ritchie, NC 17-2 1ST PL BT
190#CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
217 Travis Brown, NC DEC Greg Lester, VA 11-5 1ST PL BT
220.CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
218 Ben Sykes, NC ADV WITH A BYE 1ST PL BT

FINAL FOUR OF HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING
TO FEATURE BEST FIELD EVER

EASTON, Pa. Four of the top high school programs in America, Blair Academy of Blairstown, N.J., Easton High School of Easton, Pa., Great Bridge High School of Chesapeake, Va., and Edmond North High School of Edmond, Okla., will compete in the third annual Final Four of High School Wrestling, to be held January 18, 2003 at Easton High School.
It is the best field to date in the event's young history, and includes what are widely considered to be the top three teams in the nation last year Blair Academy, Easton, and Great Bridge as well as in pre-season rankings this year. Edmond North, with one of its best teams ever despite the graduation of four-time unbeaten Oklahoma state champion Teyon Ware, has been ranked as high as No. 10 in some polls.
"This is the best field we have ever assembled for the Final Four, and we are very excited about this year's event," NHSCA executive director Bob Ferraro said. "All four teams consider it a distinct honor to be invited to the Final Four of High School Wrestling. Wrestling fans in this area will be treated to a great event, and the competition and the events we have planned for these young men will make it a memorable experience for them."
National team rankings will be on the line. All four teams are expected to be ranked highly in the vast majority of national high school wrestling polls, including the rankings published by the NHSCA.
For true wrestling fans, these four teams need no introduction. Blair Academy has won the team title in the National Prep Championships for 21 consecutive years, a national record, and defeated Easton 38-18 in the final match of the inaugural Final Four of High School Wrestling last January. The Bucs boast five returning National Prep champions. Seniors Rob Preston (112 last year) and Ryan Davis (140) are two-time National Prep champions, and seniors Mark Perry (145) and Matt Maciag (189) and junior Mark Bogart (119) also were National Prep titlists. Despite some graduation losses, Easton returns junior state champion Mike Rogers (135) and senior Matt Lear (152), third in state last year. Great Bridge also has an impressive group of returnees with five state champions in its lineup: three-time state champion Daniel Friskhorn (130), two-time state champion Ajay Foreman (160), junior Hunter Davenport (140), and sophomore Patrick Bond (189), along with senior transfer Donnie Ooton (145), a two-time state champion. Edmond North, which finished just 1.5 points out of the top spot in Oklahoma's Class 5A individual state tournament a year ago, is led by senior state champion Charles Jones (152). His brother Chris, a junior, finished third in state last year at 140. Seniors Kyle Evans (112) and Brett Behenna (130) and sophomore Colby Robinson (119) also finished third in state.

Following is the competition schedule for the Final Four of High School Wrestling:

Saturday, January 18
10 a.m. Blair Academy vs. Great Bridge
Easton vs. Edmond North
2 p.m. Blair Academy vs. Edmond North
Easton vs. Great Bridge
6 p.m. Edmond North vs. Great Bridge
8 p.m. Easton vs. Blair Academy

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Senior National Championships 1990-2002

by Ruben Leon

National High School Coaches Association (NHSCA)
Senior National Championships 1990-2002

All-Americans

1990
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. Danny Breeden (Oklahoma)
2. Erin Razo (Trinity H.S., California)
3. Harris Lawton (South Carolina)
4. Doug Rexroad (West Virginia)
5. Can Tran (Arroyo H.S., California)
6. Al Martinez (New Mexico)
7. Vincent Vigil (New Mexico)
8. Brett Caims (Kansas)

112
1. Bobby Young (Montana)
2. Matt Hanulke (Wisconsin)
3. Kris Hayward (Florida)
4. David Hirsch (New York)
5. Fernando Astacio (Florida)
6. L. Duran (New Mexico)
7. Tony Hill (Michigan)
8. Gary Baker (Maryland)

119
1. Bryan Van Tassell (Utah)
2. Matt McCoy (Ohio)
3. Ryan Tennis (Alaska)
4. Keith Davis (Florida)
5. Jason Zamiska (Ohio)
6. Shawn Welch (New York)
7. Mario Contreras (Florida)
8. Chris Kelley (Tennessee)

125
1. Joe Piazza (Iowa)
2. Rob Langenwalter (Esperanza H.S., California)
3. Troy Szyclel (Wisconsin)
4. Albert Almanza (New Mexico)
5. Doug Shaffer (New York)
6. Mike Dombrowski (Iowa)
7. J.C. Watt (Colorado)
8. Jack Donahue (Wyoming)

130
1. Gene Curran (Maryland)
2. Don Van Tassell (Idaho)
3. Mike Ellsworth (Michigan)
4. Kelly Bitsko (Florida)
5. Kirk Shutz (Wisonsin)
6. Scott Wilson (Indiana)
7. Todd Chertow (West Virginia)
8. Larry Simpson (Delaware)

135
1. Steve Cassidy (Pennsylvania)
2. John Weber (Oklahoma)
3. Paul Collier (Delaware)
4. Tim Haven (Florida)
5. Antonio Reyes (Colorado)
6. Marc Foreman (Indiana)
7. Bill Taylor (Ohio)
8. Chad Butters (Michigan)

140
1. Bryan Unkert (New Jersey)
2. Mike Migliaccio (Kentucky)
3. Scott Shaw (Maryland)
4. Rick Monge (Mater Dei H.S., California)
5. Greg Woods (Ohio)
6. Jeremy Ask (Iowa)
7. Darrick Peatree (Virginia)
8. Brian Lake (Colorado)

145
1. Earl Walker (Delaware)
2. Dan Wimsberger (South Carolina)
3. Dan Colace (Massachusetts)
4. Jim Andrassy (Ohio)
5. Troy Erdman (Pennsylvania)
6. Keith Sieracki (Wisconsin)
7. Tony Abbott (Indiana)
8. Steve Taylor (New York)

152
1. Todd Pylkas (Florida)
2. Mark Bruner (Indiana)
3. Ed Miles (Iowa)
4. Gary Deaguero (Colorado)
5. Tom Lamont (Utah)
6. Josh Cruze (Ohio)
7. Brian Wingate (Michigan)
8. Brian Gary (New York)

160
1. Dan Rule (Iowa)
2. Rob Pavletic (Indiana)
3. Willie Thompson (Oklahoma)
4. Chad Kroeze (Iowa)
5. Richard Conti (Arizona)
6. Ryan Springer (Montana)
7. Brent Blackner (Maine)
8. Aaron Francher (Illinois)

171
1. Bob Ferraro (Pennsylvania)
2. Brett Colombini (Ukiah H.S., California)
3.Stan Banks (North Carolina)
4. Emilio Collins (New York)
5. James Starks (Indiana)
6. Paul Fitzpatrick (Massachusetts)
7. Joe Heil (Wisconsin)
8. David Lancaster (North Carolina)

189
1. Zach Cooper (Canyon H.S., California)
2. Jeremy Lay (Kansas)
3. Alan Hazel (Michigan)
4. Bruce Morgan (Pennsylvania)
5. George Young (Louisiana)
6. Abel Shultz (Maine)
7. Greg Dimit (Iowa)
8. Jeff Stanley (Virginia)

275
1. Scott Martin (Pennsylvania)
2. Alan Orts (Virginia)
3. Wallis Keck (Ohio)
4. Dan Hicks (Oklahoma)
5. Demitrius Jackson (Indiana)
6. Jeffery Urbas (Kansas)
7. David Olson (Michigan)
8. Ed Rufus (Florida)

*NO TEAM SCORE

1991
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. Akihiro Yoshikawa (Cupertino H.S., California)
2. Matt Chessluk (Massachusetts)
3. Matt Holt (Massachusetts)
4. Jeff Loyd (Tennesse)
5. Kamamatic Solomon (Delaware)
6. Drew Rideout (Massachusetts)
7. Marc Gray (Michigan)
8. Daniel Escalante (Kansas)

112
1. Willie Carpenter (New Jersey)
2. Dan Leemaster (Ohio)
3. Eric Ivins (Oklahoma)
4. Lin Prim (Oklahoma)
5. Pat Mack (Valhalla H.S., California)
6. Greg Baldridge (Oklahoma)
7. Chris Matteotti (New York)
8. Bart Lujan (New Mexico)

119
1. Jimmy Aguirre (Clovis H.S., California)
2. Brian Maksimoswski (Michigan)
3. Fred Fabbrini (Pennsylvania)
4. Jim Gallager (Massachusetts)
5. Brian Eveleth (Maryland)
6. Jonah Olquin (Colorado)
7. Todd Miller (Georgia)
8. Juan Heredia (Kansas)

125
1. Gary Quintana (Selma H.S., California)
2. John Marchette (Ohio)
3. Steve St. John (Ohio)
4. J.J. Fashacht (Pennsylvania)
5. Danny Thornburg (Oklahoma)
6. Van Possage (Ohio)
7. Ivan Rosario (Pennsylvania)
8. Jason Keck (Missouri)

130
1. Dennis Masters (Colorado)
2. Joey Calhoun (Ohio)
3. Colothdian Tate (Lousinana)
4. David Sterling (Iowa)
5. Matt Ironside (Iowa)
6. Clint Lopez (Kansas)
7. Brent Layman (Maryland)
8. Jody Church (Wyoming)

135
1. Dave Leonardis (New Jersey)
2. Brent Voorhees (South Dakota)
3. Ashley Keltner (Montana)
4. Scott Bitley (Michigan)
5. Steve Caruso (New York)
6. Craig Zachmeier (North Dakota)
7. Kamani Brown (Tennessee)
8. K.C. Wilkerso (Oklahoma)

140
1. Steve Darling (New Jersey)
2. Scott Patterson (Minnesota)
3. Charles Becks (Ohio)
4. Frank DeMarinis (Massachusetts)
5. Jay Michael (West Virginia)
6. Mike Camarra (Massachusetts)
7. Mike Smith (Idaho)
8. Tony Doughert (Iowa)

145
1. Lamar Thompson (South Carolina)
2. Roberto Rivera (Delaware)
3. Chad Beeson (Kansas)
4. Milton George (Kansas)
5. Erick Williams (Alabama)
6. Frank Nicklis (Virginia)
7. Jason Carino (Connecticut)
8. Vince Higgs (Maryland)

152
1. Chris Hernandez (Kansas)
2. Steve Best (Wisconsin)
3. Kenny Porter (Nevada)
4. Corbon Kinney (Iowa)
5. Jim Belcher (Illinois)
6. Brandon Brown (Texas)
7. Joe Plouse (Ohio)
8. Mark Houghton (Florida)

160
1. Rick Hepp (Ohio)
2. Paul Antellio (Delaware)
3. Jason Hendricks (Valhalla H.S., California)
4. Reese Andy (Montana)
5. Kareem Ali (Texas)
6. Rodney Acox (Oklahoma)
7. Aaron Hodges (Kansas)
8. Chris Statemeyer (Maryland)

171
1. Marcus Mollica (Ohio)
2. Matt Brady (Michigan)
3. Jesse Rawls (Pennsylvania)
4. Douglas Zembiec (New Mexico)
5. Eric Walts (Connecticut)
6. Tom Demonotigny (Wyoming)
7. Travis King (Oklahoma)
8. Jake Marshall (Utah)

189
1. Walter Reed (Maryland)
2. Scott Urbah (Kansas)
3. David Seamands (Kansas)
4. Rodney Wallace (Arizona)
5. Damon Poage (South Carolina)
6. Derrick Williams (Alabama)
7. Avid Andreus (Michigan)
8. Lee Mahlstede (Utah)

275
1. Matt wills (Indiana)
2. James Poulin (Connecticut)
3. Joe Yants (New York)
4. Michael Schlepp (Kansas)
5. Scott Pulse (South Dakota)
6. John Cachara (California)
7. Jason Maguerite (Massachusetts)
8. Bryan Kearns (Connecticut)

*NO TEAM SCORE

1992
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. Tyson Rondeau (Arizona)
2. Chad Short (Oklahoma)
3. Lindsey Durlacher (Illinois)
4. Brain Santa Maria (Ohio)
5. Rhom Colquit (Connecticut)
6. Pete Taft (Iowa)
7. Coby Wright (Bakersfield H.S., California)
8. Tomas Cauthen (North Carolina)

112
1. Brian Brown (Oklahoma)
2. Tony DeSouza (Chaffey H.S., California)
3. Anthony Sorantino (Delaware)
4. Shawn Miller (Maryland)
5. Tom Smith (Iowa)
6. Scott Goodale (Kansas)
7. Scott Murray (Kansas)
8. Joe Diaz (Colorado)

119
1. Shawn Bateman (Oklahoma)
2. Adam Feldman (South Dakota)
3. Brent Doonan (Kansas)
4. Len Schork (Ohio)
5. Justin King (Oklahoma)
6. Terry Shinkle (Ohio)
7. Scott Frinzi (New Jersey)
8. Matt Jensen (Kansas)

125
1. Lyle Geyer (Kansas)
2. Mike Rogers (Florida)
3. Phillip Almanza (New Mexico)
4. Ryan Nunamaker (Pennsylvania)
5. Jared Ezzell (North Carolina)
6. Dusty Rhodes (Iowa)
7. Tony Condi (Kentucky)
8. Walter Rieks (Virginia)

130
1. Justin Ware (Kansas)
2. Jim Guzzio (Connecticut)
3. Brandon Buckley (Florida)
4. John Johnson (Oklahoma)
5. Kyle Bentley (Ohio)
6. Steve Herceg (Pennsylvania)
7. Daniel Maes (Arroyo H.S., California)
8. Tommy Dell (Maryland)

135
1. Mike Samples (Oklahoma)
2. Abdu Malik (Virginia)
3. Jason Ramstetter (Colorado)
4. Todd Hicks (Michigan)
5. Ryan Kringlie (North Dakota)
6. Kevin Klein (Missouri)
7. Brandon Cruth (Kansas)
8. Dennis Watson (Indiana)

140
1. Cary Kolat (Pennsylvania)
2. Roger Chandler (Ohio)
3. Chris Bono (Florida)
4. Kyle Porter (Hughson H.S., California)
5. Mark Petras (Pennsylvania)
6. Jason Hartman (Ohio)
7. Ryan Edmundson (Indiana)
8. Craig Wise (Ohio)

145
1. Randy Walsh (Arizona)
2. Chris Ebanks (Massachusetts)
3. Arah Alizaden (Virginia)
4. David Wellmeier (Ohio)
5. Jeremy Potvin (Massachusetts)
6. Tito Blount (North Carolina)
7. Mike Kelly (Wisconsin)
8. Chad McPhatter (Virginia)

152
1. Justin Thaw (Kansas)
2. Jeff Lawless (Ohio)
3. Bryan Matusic (Pennsylvania)
4. Dan Peterson (Pennsylvania)
5. Rob Rickman (Kentucky)
6. Marc Brade (Virginia)
7. Matt Hughes (Illinois)
8. Jess Hurley (Michigan)

160
1. John Gibeaut (Ohio)
2. Ralph conte (Ohio)
3. Jason Kraft (New York)
4. Jason Peters (Pennsylvania)
5. Brian Layman (Maryland)
6. Marcus Mainz (Kansas)
7. Eddy Clark (North Carolina)
8. Bryan Attencio (Colorado)

171
1. Mike Quaglio (New York)
2. Al Strobl (Illinois)
3. David McCubbins (Indiana)
4. Michael Auerbach (Ohio)
5. Jeremiah Miller (South Hills H.S., California)
6. James Farley (Ohio)
7. Brett Canady (Kansas)
8. Timothy Kyle (Oklahoma)

189
1. Nick Nutter (Ohio)
2. Dave Longoria (Washington)
3. Jamal Patterson (New Jersey)
4. Lalo Moz (Hanford H.S., California)
5. Josh Gooch (Kansas)
6. Parrish Pierce (Oklahoma)
7. Jeff Abbott (Pennyslvania)
8. Bazemore (Massachusetts)

275
1. Bill Maurer (Wisconsin)
2. Karl Jones (Minnesota)
3. Tony Roush (Indiana)
4. Josh Clifford (Connecticut)
5. Norman Ayers (Ohio)
6. Corey Farkas (Poway H.S., California)
7. Marlon Houston (Oklahoma)
8. Tom Sondgeroth (Illinois)

*NO TEAM SCORE.

1993
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. John Carvalheira (New York)
2. Michael Bailey (Indiana)
3. Sean Kim (Schurr H.S., California)
4. Jeremy Myers (Maryland)
5. Adrian Tramutola (Florida)
6. Shawn Jensen (Utah)
7. Keno Shephard (Virginia)
8. Mark Garcia (New Mexico)

112
1. Kevin Saniga (Pennsylvania)
2. Henry Gerten (Minnesota)
3. Michael Alcala (Arizona)
4. Jose Enriquez (John Glenn H.S., California)
5. Chris Stevens (New York)
6. Jose Serrano (New Mexico
7. Robbie Archer (West Virginia)
8. Levincent Clark (Florida)

119
1. Jacob Hey (Illinois)
2. Keith McCoy (Illinois)
3. Marc Lombardy (New Jersey)
4. Kip Williamson (Minnesota)
5. Shane Mack (New York)
6. Craig Middledorf (Maryland)
7. Kelly Shields (Ohio)
8. Derek Stolworthy (New Mexico)

125
1. Shawn Enright (Ohio)
2. Steve Klass (Pennsylvania)
3. Zachary Geary (Iowa)
4. Lee Marks (Indiana)
5. Jeff Tufano (Pennsylvania)
6. Sean McCool (Santa Teresa H.S., California)
7. Greg Kessler (Maryland)
8. Chris Lampe (Kansas)

130
1.Jeff McGinness (Iowa)
2. Pat Coyle (New Jersey)
3. Dwight Hinson (Oklahoma)
4. Bryce Bochy (Montana)
5. Mark Pazdernik (North Dakota)
6. Anthony Ialeggio (New Jersey)
7. Travis King (South Dakota)
8. C.J. Hansen (New York)

135
1. Brett Werkheiser (Pennsylvania)
2. Bobby Jenkins (Utah)
3. Michael Mason (West Virginia)
4. Michael Dean (Wyoming)
5. Brad Murphy (Nebraska)
6. Eddie Ramos (Porterville H.S., California)
7. Doug Moore (West Virginia)
8. Chris Galland (Oklahoma)

140
1. Anthony Valencia (Keppel H.S., California)
2. Scott Harrington (New Jersey)
3. Cassidy Presgrove (Oklahoma)
4. Douglas Batey (Maryland)
5. Andrew Goodwin (Connecticut)
6. Joe Price (Arizona)
7. Damon Newsome (Maryland)
8. Eric Freed (West Virginia)

145
1. Steve Kosarko (Ohio)
2. Eric Douglas (Indiana)
3. Chris Sabo (Virginia)
4. Brad Ginn (Virginia)
5. Jeremy Wilkinson (Ohio)
6. Shawn White (Ohio)
7. Brett Thompson (Virginia)
8. Charles Barton (South Carolina)

152
1. Scott Chapman (Rim of the World H.S., California)
2. Case Hooper (Indiana)
3. Carl Williamson (Florida)
4. Brian Hill (Kansas)
5. Dan Sweeting (Iowa)
6. Tucker Heap (Utah)
7. Michael Roller (Oklahoma)
8. Chad Pike (Minnesota)

160
1. Joe Mahoney (Wisconsin)
2. Joe Farr (Pennsylvania)
3. Barry Jarvis (Ohio)
4. Matt Kiser (Pennsylvania)
5. Justin Bird (New Jersey)
6. Rya Tobin (South Dakota)
7. Scott Henry (Kansas)
8. Brian Collier (South Carolina)

171
1. Mitch Clark (New York)
2. Grant Johnson (Maryland)
3. Jason Robinson (Pennsylvania)
4. Aaron Simpson (Arizona)
5. Jason Street (Montana)
6. Robert Armey (Iowa)
7. Brandon Slay (Texas)
8. Frank Field (Massachusetts)

189
1. Doug Joseph (Pennsylvania)
2. David Workman (Ohio)
3. Aaron Stark (Oregon)
4. Tim Leavell (Indiana)
5. Jon White (Kansas)
6. Jeremiah Constant (Oklahoma)
7. Ryan Resel (South Dakota)
8. Jeramy Hunt-Loveless (Utah)

275
1. Airron Richardson (Ohio)
2. Adam Greiner (Iowa)
3. Chad Mast (Clovis H.S., California)
4. Jason Hayn (Ohio)
5. Frank Wolnitzek (Kentucky)
6. Chris Courtney (West Virginia)
7. Darrick Roberson (Delaware)
8. Jason McCloud (Minnesota)

Team Results (top ten)
1. Ohio: 185.5
2. Pennsylvania: 166.0
3. California: 157.5 (7 All-Americans)
4. Indiana: 116.0
5. Iowa: 112.5
6. New York: 110.0
7. Maryland: 109.0
8. New Jersey: 104.5
9. Oklahoma: 103.5
10. Minnesota: 92.5

1994
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. Damon Gray (Michigan)
2. Chris Mansueto (Pennsylvania)
3. Brent Bondurant (Wyoming)
4. P.J. Camerone (Massachusetts)
5. Clay Cavanaugh (South Carolina)
6. Jeremy Sprague (Iowa)
7. Jason Conley (Washington)
8. Michael Marquez (Colorado)

112
1. Shane Valdez (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
2. Chris Viola (Virginia)
3. Gary Harris (Maryland)
4. Eric Keller (Iowa)
5. Luke Workman (Ohio)
6. Benjamin Hatta (Ohio)
7. Brodie Cooney (Montana)
8. Brandon McKinney (Indiana)

119
1. Chris Arcuri (Pennsylvania)
2. Dane Valdez (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
3. Eddie Javne (Ohio)
4. Stein Edwards (Florida)
5. Shane Fichter (Ohio)
6. Lucas Trujillo (New Mexico)
7. Josh Hutchens (Indiana)
8. Dustin DeNunzio (Florida)

125
1. Whitey Chlebove (Pennsylvania)
2. Biff Walizer (Pennsylvania)
3. James Hieronymus (New York)
4. Liston Brown (New York)
5. Chad Jesko (Pennsylvania)
6. Jose DeAnda (Nebraska)
7. Greg Mayer (Michigan)
8. Bradley Meyer (Wyoming)

130
1. David Maldonado (Indiana)
2. Jon Frent (New Jersey)
3. Brian Aparo (New York)
4. Juan Alvarez (El Modena H.S., California)
5. Ben Shane (Iowa )
6. Jason Hernandez (New Jersey)
7. Dane Weber (Pennsylvania)
8. Britt Madison (Kansas)

135
1. James Johnson (Ohio)
2. Alfred Frausto (Edison H.S., California)
3. George Mercardo (Oak Grove H.S., California)
4. Stephen Kaiser (Kentucky)
5. Mark Getz (Pennsylvania)
6. Jake Roe (New York)
7. Chris Currier (Montana)
8. Dustin Morris (Wyoming)

140
1. Clint Musser (Ohio)
2. Mark Samples (West Virginia)
3. Rod Peddy (Oklahoma)
4. Robert Presta (Montana)
5. Moise Perez (Madera H.S., California)
6. Kristofer Fleck (North Dakota)
7. Jeremy Bailer (New Jersey)
8. Jesse Krebs (North Dakota)

145
1. Jacob Shaus (New York)
2. Keith Shamblin (Ohio)
3. Bruce Hainin (Pennsylvania)
4. Tony Gizio (Connecticut)
5. Ray Wilhelm (Minnesota)
6. Justin Kerr (Ohio)
7. Jimmy Arias (Oklahoma)
8. Casey Thomas (Montana)

152
1. Russell Jones (New York)
2. Matt McDonnell (Illinois)
3. Mark Jones (Oklahoma)
4. Aaron Crane (Indiana)
5. Brian Flanagan (Ohio)
6. Todd Foster (Iowa)
7. Brad Horton (Iowa)
8. Shawn Morgan (Washington)

160
1. Jason Moaney (Delaware)
2. Kevin Haider (South Dakota)
3. Tim Hartung (Wisconsin)
4. Tom Minogue (New York)
5. Cody Fletcher (Wyoming)
6. Bob McKenney (Michigan)
7. Eric Philp (Madera H.S., California)
8. Bobby Lashley (Kansas)

171
1. Sam Neider (Ohio)
2. Nathan Burroughs (Pennsylvania)
3. Joe Walton (Florida)
4. John Shipley (New Jersey)
5. Mike French (San Diego H.S., California)
6. Dan Platzar (Ohio)
7. James Short (North Carolina)
8. Ken Bigley (Wisconsin)

189
1. Anthony Gary (Ohio)
2. Ryan Walters (North Dakota)
3. Lee Fullhart (Iowa)
4. Matt Holovach (Kansas)
5. Gage Short (Pennsylvania)
6. Charles Higdon (Florida)
7. Jonathan Huseman (Oklahoma)
8. Jason Green (South Dakota)

275
1. Jeremy Tate (Ohio)
2. Andy Schneider (Indiana)
3. Sheldon Benjamin (Missouri)
4. Ryan Collins (South Carolina)
5. Brian Schmidt (Missouri)
6. Wali Sibrie (Buena Park H.S., California)
7. Michael Scallion (Oklahoma)
8. Jeff Schreiber (Kansas)

Team Standings (top 10)
1. Ohio: 251.5
2. Pennsylvania: 189.0
3. California: 164.5 (9 All-Americans)
4. New York: 151.5
5. Iowa: 94.5
6. Indiana: 89.0
7. Oklahoma: 87.5
8. Kansas: 86.0
9. Wyoming: 81.5
10. New Jersey: 78.5

1995
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. Marty Kusick (Maryland)
2. Bubba McCullough (Oklahoma)
3. Tirrell Burdock (Maryland)
4. Phillip Castro (Arizona)
5. Clint Loyd (Oklahoma)
6. Jeremy Royds (Massachusetts)
7. Hamayoon Sharifi (Colorado)
8. Marcos Jeantete (New Mexico)

112
1. Teague Moore (Pennsylvania)
2. Michael Kawamura (Rosemead H.S., California)
3. Jonathan Archuleta (Colorado)
4. Mike Kusick (Maryland)
5. Ruben DeLeon (Chaffey H.S., California)
6. Troy Taylor (Utah)
7. Kris Nelson (North Dakota)
8. David Caruso (New York)

119
1. Mark Angle (Pennsylvania)
2. Michael Coyle (New Jersey)
3. Bob Hanson (New Jersey)
4. Rafael Vega (Vermont)
5. Richard Duarte (Colorado)
6. August Dennis (Florida)
7. Brian Roshovich (Ohio)
8. Michael Babineaux (Louisiana)

125
1. Eric Guerrero (Independence H.S., California)
2. Greg Larson (Indiana)
3. Zac Stratton (Colorado)
4. James Torres (Indiana)
5. Jamey Keller (Minnesota)
6. Adam Murphy (Minnesota)
7. Adam Plouse (Ohio)
8. Jason Grant (Virginia)

130
1. Blake Hoerr (Illinois)
2. Chris Hammond (Vermont)
3. Jeff Sucher (Ohio)
4. Tim Higgins (West Virginia)
5. Jeff Harrington (Wyoming)
6. Randy Owings (Maryland)
7. Cliff Ward (West Virginia)
8. Ben Hahlen (Ohio)

135
1. Steve Elkins (Oklahoma)
2. Chadd Kerr (Indiana)
3. Jeff Reese (New York)
4. Michael Reckman (Ohio)
5. John Alexander (Minnesota)
6. Glenn Pero (Wisconsin)
7. David Inkman (Maryland)
8. Michael Dixon (Virginia)

140
1. James Leavell (Indiana)
2. Brett Matter (New Jersey)
3. Randy Pugh (Iowa)
4. Robert Laston (New York)
5. Troy Yegge (Iowa)
6. Stan Spoor (Delaware)
7. Joel Dramis (North Carolina)
8. Tyler Hurry (Illinois)

145
1. Cory Wallman (South Dakota)
2. Vernon Cannon (Indiana)
3. Byron Tucker (Virginia)
4. Muneer James (New Jersey)
5. Jeremy Sell (Montana)
6. Zac Yinger (Maryland)
7. Joshua Holiday (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
8. Wayne Mooney (Minnesota)

152
1. Jason Webster (Centennial H.S., California)
2. Jamie Groudle (Ohio)
3. Ed Mosley (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
4. Gary Hirsch (Wyoming)
5. Karl Haywood (New Jersey)
6. Jake Hoyt (New York)
7. Delaney Berger (North Dakota)
8. Chris Snyder (Indiana)

160
1. Kevinn Welsh (Ohio)
2. Daniel DeVivo (Maryland)
3. Tom Bogan (Pennsylvania)
4. Scott Reese (Virginia)
5. James Sizemore (Oklahoma)
6. Markese Nelson (Tennessee)
7. Shawn Bammes (Kansas)
8. Marty Walton (Rhode Island)

171
1. Ken Hall (New Jersey)
2. Brandon Eggum (Montana)
3. Demetrist Huff (Upland H.S., California)
4. Ross Thatcher (Ohio)
5. Will Hill (Indiana)
6. Turk Lords (Montana)
7. Orville Palmer (Connecticut)
8. Raymond Cato (Oklahoma)

189
1. Joshua Clausen (Minnesota)
2. Ryan Root (Ohio)
3. Brent Boeshans (North Dakota)
4. Brett Wilderman (Connecticut)
5. Josh Hendricks (Ohio)
6. Sean O'Brian (Kansas)
7. Seth Charles (New York)
8. Dan Bair (Ohio)

275
1. Tim Croff (Arizona)
2. Patrick Mayes (Indiana)
3. Tim Courtard (Ohio)
4. Rob Miller (Minnesota)
5. Bryan Yeager (Oak Grove H.S., California)
6. Mark Janus (Maryland)
7. Matt Gaul (Pennsylvania)
8. Nate Romanek (Massachusetts)

Team Standings (top 10)
1. Ohio: 202.5
2. California: 163.0 (8 All-Americans)
3. Indiana: 158.5
4. Maryland: 150.5
5. Minnesota: 116.5
6. New Jersey: 115.0
7. New York: 114.0
8. Oklahoma: 104.5
9. Pennsylvania: 104.0
10. Colorado: 102.5

1996
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. Michael Lovato (New Mexico)
2. Shaun Smith (Ohio)
3. Ryan Escobar (Ponderosa H.S., California)
4. Matt Ridings (Missouri)
5. John Waters (Maryland)
6. Chris Anderson (Arkansas)
7. Dusty Rich (New Hampshire)
8. Brent Orta (Kansas)

112
1. Stephen Abas (James Logan H.S., California)
2. Evan Robinson (Florida)
3. Jody Strittmatter (Pennsylvania)
4. Eric Schmiesing (Minnesota)
5. Sky Thacker (Florida)
6. Paris Ruiz (Clovis West H.S., California)
7. Matt Azevedo (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
8. Brent Thompson (Ohio)

119
1. Tony Perez (Independence H.S., California)
2. Rob Patnesky (Pennsylvania)
3. Rob Loper (Pennsylvania)
4. Pat McNamara (Minnesota)
5. Charlie Griggs (Idaho)
6. Tyson Mele (Wyoming)
7. Eric Kramer (Minnesota)
8. Jason Talbott (Kentucky)

125
1. Luis Blanco (Canyon Springs H.S., California)
2. Carl Perry (Virginia)
3. Dylan Urban (New York)
4. Jesse Clark (Ohio)
5. Nick Flach (Iowa)
6. Jeremy Larsen (Illinios)
7. Clayton Curtis (Colorado)
8. Aaron Bradley (Virginia)

130
1. Kyle Guffey (Oklahoma)
2. Adrian Botchlet (Oklahoma)
3. Jeremy Presta (Montana)
4. Eric Thompson (Virginia)
5. Eric Kingston (New York)
6. Ryan Bernholz (New York)
7. Jeremy Hart (West Virginia)
8. Dric Kerkhof (Indiana)

135
1. Adam Tirapelle (Buchanan-Clovis H.S., California)
2. Josh Cagle (Minnesota)
3. Shane Hartzier (Ohio)
4. Terrier Jefferies (Pennsylvania)
5. Robert Buxton (Oregon)
6. Jim Kessen (Ohio)
7. Dana Paulson (Minnesota)
8. Deuce Harris (North Carolina)

140
1. Brad Pike (Minnesota)
2. Eric Gresko (Pennsylvania)
3. Eric Hall (New Jersey)
4. Kevin Acord (West Virginia)
5. Yanni Diamond (Massachusetts)
6. Aaron Kane (Wisconsin)
7. Nick Bell (New Mexico)
8. Brad Weeks (Ohio)

145
1. Nick Mengerink (Ohio)
2. Joe Killar (Pennsylvania)
3. Brad Harris (Ohio)
4. Cory Posey (New Jersey)
5. Shane McChesney (Pennsylvania)
6. Nick Almeida (New Jersey)
7. Dan Duncombe (Minnesota)
8. Tyran Dungee (Maryland)

152
1. Jason Holmes (Michigan)
2. Steve Saxlund (Minnesota)
3. Jimbo Moore (Arizona)
4. Denni Fadeski (Wisconsin)
5. Matt Demers (Grace Davis H.S., California)
6. Jason Walls (Kentucky)
7. Ati Conner (Dos Pueblos H.S., California)
8. Dennis Mitchell (South Carolina)

160
1. John McGhee (Ohio)
2. Otto Olson (Washington)
3. Mark Saul (New Jersey)
4. Steve Schenk (Anderson H.S., California)
5. Ryan Cunningham (Michigan)
6. Shawn Scannell (New Jersey)
7. Kevin Boross (Ohio)
8. Chris Rogger (New York)

171
1. Charles McTorry (Tennessee)
2. Pat Popolizio (New York)
3. Joel Goeden (Minnesota)
4. Josh Cruzan (Oklahoma)
5. Oscar Gonzalez (Independence H.S., California)
6. Spike Reynolds (Colorado)
7. Kenny Howard (North Dakota)
8. Chris Harrington (Florida)

189
1. Mark Munoz (Vallejo H.S., California)
2. Damien Creighton (Delaware)
3. Rusty Cook (New Mexico)
4. Cory Bird (New Jersey)
5. Matthew Fersch (Louisiana)
6. James Brimm (Indiana)
7. Joe DeGain (Michigan)
8. Dale Daugherty (South Dakota)

275
1. J.R. Plienis (Maryland)
2. Nick DiBenedetto (South Carolina)
3. Scott Owens (North Dakota)
4. Bill Blunt (Grace Davis H.S., California)
5. Anthony Casciano (New Jersey)
6. Sean Boyle (Pennsylvania)
7. Chris Denker (New Jersey)
8. Duncan Cave (Tennessee)

Team Standings (top 10)
1. California: 283.0 (13 All-Americans) *State Scoring record
2. Minnesota: 176.0
3. Ohio: 170.0
4. Pennsylvania: 162.0
5. New Jersey: 119.0
6. Maryland: 96.0
7. Michigan: 96.0
8. New York: 88.0
9. Virginia: 83.0
10. Oklahoma: 80.5

1997
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. Mike Khan (Pennsylvania)
2. Troy Minarovic (Pennsylvania)
3. Justin Bravo (New York)
4. Bob Piccione (New Jersey)
5. Thien Mai (North Carolina)
6. Ben Garner (Missouri)
7. Cleo Johnson (Firebaugh H.S., California)
8. Adam Borrego (New Mexico)

112
1. Chris Kelly (Pennsylvania)
2. Greg Linhart (Missouri)
3. Nick Hull (Indiana)
4. Chris Williams (Michigan)
5. Leroy Vega (Indiana)
6. Dwayne St. Hill (Florida)
7. Shawn Tompkins (Ohio)
8. Jaime Garza (Sanger H.S., California)

119
1. Jason Silverstein (New Jersey)
2. John Burke (Michigan)
3. Jesse West (Iowa)
4. Jason Fratzke (Minnesota)
5. Jason Gabrielson (Maryland)
6. Josh Habek (Wisconsin)
7. Tommy Davis (Deleware)
8. Juan Venturi (Texas)

125
1. Carlos Blanco (Canyon Springs H.S., California)
2. Burt Pierson (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
3. Brian Smiley (Indiana)
4. Paul Paquin (New York)
5. Ryan Muldrew (West Virginia)
6. Tim Michel (Missouri)
7. Brad Byers (Ohio)
8. Thomas Juarez (Montgomerey H.S., California)

130
1. John Mark Bentley (North Carolina)
2. Billy Maldonado (Indiana)
3. Jared Frayer (Florida)
4. Ryan McInerney (Poway H.S., California)
5. Sean Gray (New Jersey)
6. Stan Marshall (Michigan)
7. Grant Hoerr (Illinois)
8. Jay McGuffin (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)

135
1. Quinn Foster (New Jersey)
2. Sonny Marchette (Ohio)
3. Pierre Pryor (Virginia)
4. Andy Cote (Pennsylvania)
5. Jimmy Hawthorne (New Jersey)
6. Scott Munsey (Maryland)
7. Brad Fisher (Minnesota)
8. Nathan Peterson (Utah)

140
1. Joe Calavitta (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
2. Steve Kessler (Maryland)
3. Jeff Rusak (Pennsylvania)
4. Dane Bettencourt (Del Oro H.S., California)
5. Chamie Hooks (Pennsylvania)
6. Bobby Gonshorowski (Iowa)
7. John Jackson (West Virginia)
8. Anthony Ralph (Ohio)

145
1. Griff Powell (New York)
2. Joe Carr (Kentucky)
3. Mike Shingara (Pennsylvania)
4. Lance Wurm (Minnesota)
5. Corey Hill (Florida)
6. Eugene Harris (Nevada)
7. Matt Stirling (Iowa)
8. Tim Glover (Illinois)

152
1. Joe Heskett (Ohio)
2. Don Pritzlaff (New Jersey)
3. Rick Springman (Pennsylvania)
4. Steve Strange (Hughson H.S., California)
5. Charlie Rallo (Missouri)
6. Travis Nagel (Minnesota)
7. Jared Rolph (New Hampshire)
8. John Christopher (New York)

160
1. Cael Sanderson (Utah)
2. Ty Wilcox (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
3. Vince DeAugustine (Pennsylvania)
4. Maurice Worthy (New Jersey)
5. Tony Gansen (Minnesota)
6. Matt Kraft (Minnesota)
7. Ben Iker (Oklahoma)
8. Jordan Elliott (Deleware)

171
1. Steve Sletvold (Ohio)
2. John Garriques (New Jersey)
3. Israel Cronk (New Jersey)
4. Bo James (Ohio)
5. Clint Osborn (North Carolina)
6. Mike Weber (Illinois)
7. Jeremy Engelhardt (North Dakota)
8. Jared Williams (Indiana)

189
1. Owen Elzen (Minnesota)
2. Tommy Grossman (Texas)
3. Daniel Cormier (Louisiana)
4. Brad Lynde (Illinois)
5. Avery Zerkle (Ohio)
6. Jason Payne (Iowa)
7. Dan Jackson (Kingsburg H.S., California)
8. Robert Odell (Colorado)

215
1. Kevin Shippos (New York)
2. Viktor Sveda (Ohio)
3. Jason Cooley (Alaska)
4. Wes Walker (Kansas)
5. Bart Johnson (Idaho)
6. Greg Faunda (Ohio)
7. Mike Sharpe (West Virginia)
8. Alex Haines (Kansas)

275
1. Craig Taft (New York)
2. Josh Liddle (Iowa)
3. Ryan Kehler (Pennsylvania)
4. Cyle Young (Ohio)
5. Stacey Clark (North Carolina)
6. Isaiah Larson (Minnesota)
7. David Gutierrez (Arizona)
8. Tom Petko (Pennsylvania)

Team Results-49 State represented
1. Ohio: 213.0
2. Pennsylvania: 208.5
3. New Jersey: 189.5
4. California: 186.5 (12 All-Americans)
5. New York: 185.0
6. Minnesota: 161.0
7. North Carolina: 143.5
8. Michigan: 103.5
9. Iowa: 98.5
10. Indiana: 97.5

1998
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. Tony Perez (Santa Ana H.S., California)
2. Michael Robertson (North Carolina)
3. Chris Felix (East Bakersfield H.S., California)
4. Rocco Mansueto (New York)
5. John Hammer (Fairfield H.S., California)
6. Davey Starks (Wisconsin)
7. David Lund (Indiana)
8. Brandon Quarella (New York)

112
1. Ryan Lewis (Utah)
2. TJ Hill (Missouri)
3. Wilie Hams (Maryland)
4. Darin Bertram (Minnesota)
5. James Spillett (Utah)
6. Joe Glissman (Iowa)
7. JJ Roberts (Valhalla H.S., California)
8. Josh West (Tennessee)

119
1. Aaron Holker (Utah)
2. Skyler Holman (Oklahoma)
3. Nate Parker (Virginia)
4. Kelk Madden (Illinois)
5. Jared Sullivan (Pennsylvania)
6. Josh Roberts (Minnesota)
7. Anthon Conte (New Jersey)
8. Travis Drake (South Carolina)

125
1. Troy McIlary (Wyoming)
2. Brad Owens (Illinois)
3. John Giacche (New Jersey)
4. Gabe Vigil (Utah)
5. Justin Wilcox (Ohio)
6. Chad Whitney (Oklahoma)
7. Mich Khan (New Jersey)
8. Richard Gant (Florida)

130
1. Eric Larkin (Arizona)
2. Jared Lawrence (Idaho)
3. Mike Kulczycki (Ohio)
4. Justin Flores (Temecula Valley H.S., California)
5. Jeremy Spates (Oklahoma)
6. Steven Bradley (Indiana)
7. Fabian Sandoval (Chico H.S., California)
8. Doug Hess (Ohio)

135
1. Dana Holland (Illinois)
2. Keaton Anderson (Ohio)
3. Lance Martin (Minnesota)
4. Tom Serrano (Connecticut)
5. Jose Ness (North Dakota)
6. Hannon Hisek (South Dakota)
7. Jerrod Sanders (Oklahoma)
8. Jesus Bautista (Texas)

140
1. Joe Priveitere (New York)
2. Russell Brunson (Utah)
3. Ace Anderson (North Dakota)
4. Brandon Pfizenmaier (Kansas)
5. Kacey Keller (Oklahoma)
6. Kevin Maier (Pennsylvania)
7. Pat Cadwallader (Brethren Christian H.S., California)
8. Jeremy Kirk (New Jersey)

145
1. Gray Maynard (Ohio)
2. Lou Iacoboni (Ohio)
3. Luke Becker (Minnesota)
4. Eric Swick (New Jersey)
5. Gabe Wester (Pennsylvania)
6. Jay Holder (New Hampshire)
7. Derek Jenkins (Pennsylvania)
8. Mike Klein (Michigan)

152
1. Carl Fronhofer (New York)
2. Justin Jackson (Delaware)
3. Nick Slack (Minnesota)
4. Josh Schofield (Wyoming)
5. Kirk Moore (Foothill-Bakersfield H.S., California)
6. Brian Carlucci (Colorado)
7. Noel Thompson (New York)
8. Zach Stevens (Missouri)

160
1. Shane Roller (Oklahoma)
2. Robbie Waller (Pennsylvania)
3. Jacob Clark (Minnesota)
4. Telly Sanders (Buchanan-Clovis H.S., California)
5. Mark Becks (Ohio)
6. John Eastman (Virginia)
7. Joel Walker (Ohio)
8. Gerald Harris (Oklahoma)

171
1. Scott Coleman (Kansas)
2. Scott Owen (New Mexico)
3. Dan Peney (New York)
4. Brent Myers (Iowa)
5. Christian Luciano (Pennsylvania)
6. Ali Abri (Virginia)
7. Leonard Wilson (Washington)
8. Kevin Lochner (Nevada)

189
1. Justin Ruiz (Utah)
2. Mike Bigrigg (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
3. Nick Fekete (New Jersey)
4. Andy Hrovat (Ohio)
5. Jeff Eure (Pennsylvania)
6. Anton Talamantes (Indiana)
7. Jason Holm (Minnesota)
8. Nick Preston (Ohio)

215
1. Garrett Lowney (Wisconsin)
2. Jon Madsen (South Dakota)
3. Philip Alejandrino (Chino H.S., California)
4. Matt Kenny (New Jersey)
5. Jon Lovrich (Illinois)
6. Josh Saul (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
7. Brad Steele (Minnesota)
8. Garrie Simmons (Arizona)

275
1. Antonio Garay (New Jersey)
2. Justin Staebler (Minnesota)
3. James Huml (Idaho)
4. Chad Hertzog (Missouri)
5. Pete Campion (Minnesota)
6. Hector Torres (Rosemead H.S., California)
7. Andy Bowlby (Oregon)
8. Fred Aquintana (Will C. Wood H.S., California)

Team Standings-49 States respresented
1. Minnesota: 184.5
2. California: 176.0 (14 All-Americans)
3. Utah: 169.0
4. Ohio: 166.0
5. New Jersey: 154.5
6. Oklahoma: 137.0
7. New York: 128.0
8. Illinios: 123.0
9. Pennsylvania: 100.0
10. Missouri: 86.5

1999
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. David Lopez (Valhalla H.S., California)
2. Aaron Hartnell (Montana)
3. Keith Pickell (New York)
4. Alex Reed (West Virginia)
5. Chad Hayden (Kentucky)
6. Frankie Gonzalez (New Mexico)
7. James Witt (Texas)
8. Berry Carlton (South Carolina)

112
1. Jose Leon (Santa Ana H.S., California)
2. Thomas Noto (New Jersey)
3. Andrew Bradbury (Indiana)
4. Chris Combs (Maryland)
5. Brian Benson (New York)
6. Nick Iannarelli (Indiana)
7. Randy Katz (Mission San Jose H.S., California)
8. Richard Caisse (North Carolina)

119
1. Joey Malia (Montana)
2. Tristen Boyd (Ohio)
3. Jason Mester (Wisconsin)
4. A.J. Grant (Michigan)
5. Steve Cordova (Utah)
6. Rocky McKinney (Ohio)
7. Ben Martinez (Tulare Union H.S., California)
8. Mike Akers (Virginia)

125
1. Jeff Ratliff (Ohio)
2. Zach Roberson (Kansas)
3. Victor Jackson (Virginia)
4. Mike Messina (New York)
5. Jesse Leng (Ohio)
6. Zac Pyles (Michigan)
7. Steven Trevino (Santa Fe H.S., California)
8. Kurt Lorenz (Oak Grove H.S., California)

130
1. Foley Dowd (New Jersey)
2. Joe Clarke (Georgia)
3. Johnny Thompson (Oklahoma)
4. Anthony Carrizales (Ohio)
5. Andy Messersmith (Utah)
6. Jeremy Conner (Oregon)
7. Eric Doucet (New Hampshire)
8. Frankie Saenz (Arizona)

135
1. Clark Foward (Ohio)
2. Jody Giuricich (New Jersey)
3. James Medeiros (American H.S., California)
4. Steve Vieira (Hughson H.S., California)
5. Matt Myrick (Oklahoma)
6. Shamir Rhodes (New York)
7. Ryan Cumbee (Illinois)
8. Steve Simok (Ohio)

140
1. Max Odom (Foothill-Bakersfield H.S., California)
2. Ty Morgan (Ohio)
3. Drew Robertson (Maryland)
4. Paul Boettcher (Maryland)
5. Brian Cobb (Bellarmine Prep. H.S., California)
6. Matt Gallagher (Virginia)
7. Pat Owen (Montana)
8. Anthony Coleman (Ohio)

145
1. Matt Bean (Oklahoma)
2. Tony Morgan (Oklahoma)
3. Steve Martinez (Shurr H.S., California)
4. Andy Tieben (Kansas)
5. Cory Beckman (Iowa)
6. Dennis Whitby (New Jersey)
7. Jacob Volkman (Minnesota)
8. Greg Parker (New York)

152
1. Tyrone Lewis (Oklahoma)
2. Jason Ward (West Virginia)
3. Ryan Lewis (Wisconsin)
4. Luke Crockett (Washington)
5. Nick Frost (Arizona)
6. Levi Prevost (Montana)
7. Nate Wachter (Pennsylvania)
8. Pat O'Donnell (Pennsylvania)

160
1. Jereme Maye (Wisconsin)
2. Joe Patrovich (New York)
3. Ryan Lange (Ohio)
4. Tyler Nixt (Iowa)
5. Tim Blumer (Minnesota)
6. David Hilliard (Illinois)
7. Todd Paszek (South Dakota)
8. Matt Westenfelder (Washington)

171
1. Dustin Kawa (Georgia)
2. Kelly Gabel (Kansas)
3. Wes Cummings (Maryland)
4. Tim Boetsch (Maine)
5. Ben Johnson (South Dakota)
6. MIke Fries (Florida)
7. Travis Brotton (Oklahoma)
8. Rob Stolin (Montana)

189
1. Jon Trenge (Pennsylvania)
2. Joshua Naus (Centennial-Bakersfield H.S., California)
3. Kevin Kessner (Wyoming)
4. Taj Parham (North Dakota)
5. John Paxton (Pennsylvania)
6. Jareck Horton (Minnesota)
7. Eric Genau (Vermont)
8. Jon Neve (Pennsylvania)

215
1. Tommy Rowlands (Ohio)
2. Josh Lenix (Ohio)
3. Doug Easlick (New Jersey)
4. Chris Chaft (New Jersey)
5. Jarred Tanner (Ohio)
6. Zeb Beatty (Lower Lake H.S., California)
7. Buck McLamb (Texas)
8. Jack Dennis (Kansas)

275
1. Dean Taylor (Ohio)
2. Ben Fox (Buchanan-Clovis H.S., California)
3. Paul Devlin (New Jersey)
4. C.J. Frye (South Carolina)
5. Jeremy Duncan (Montana)
6. Jay Cineas (Florida)
7. John Piergallini (Pennsylvania)
8. Hebrews Josue (Florida)

Team results-49 States represented
1. California: 255.0 (14 All-Americans)
2. Ohio: 234.0
3. New Jersey: 152.5
4. Oklahoma: 133.0
5. New York: 132.0
6. Kansas: 105.0
7. Wisconsin: 95.5
8. Montana: 90.0
9. Virginia: 87.0
10. Indiana: 84.0

2000
Pittsburgh, Pa.

103
1. Marvin Garcia (Norte Vista H.S., California)
2. Sal Gonzalez (Merced H.S., California)
3. Dylan Ahrens (Massachusetts)
4. Joshua Luneburg (Minnesota)
5. Ryan Pong (San Ramon Valley H.S., California)
6. Joey Lopez (Arizona)
7. Pat Rieli (Florida)
8. Erik Ortega (Colorado)

112
1. Mason Lenhard (Ohio)
2. Matt Sanchez (Bellarmine Prep. H.S., California)
3. William Reick (Durham H.S., California)
4. Craig Trombly (Michigan)
5. Bobby Howard (Indiana)
6. Terrance Clendenin (New Jersey)
7. Alejandro Alvarez (Texas)
8. Andrew Onsurez (East Bakersfield H.S., California)

119
1. Dustin Brewer (Missouri)
2. Derek Stevens (Oklahoma)
3. Rene Hernandez (Indiana)
4. Joey Guiler (Georgia)
5. Brandon Lauer (Maryland)
6. Clinton Hicks (New Jersey)
7. Efren Ceballos (Manteca H.S., California)
8. Peter Derstine (Florida)

125
1. Michael Simpson (Brethren Christian H.S., California)
2. Ritchie Cardova (Utah)
3. Nate Gulosh (Ohio)
4. Billy Gibbs (New Jersey)
5. Lucas Christianson (Minnesota)
6. Joe Crecca (New Jersey)
7. John Hockins (New Jersey)
8. Alex Ramos (Indiana)

130
1. Doug McGraw (Pennsylvania)
2. Mike Booth (New Jersey)
3. David Cordoba (New Jersey)
4. Jimmy Lewis (Oklahoma)
5. Ryan Heim (Iowa)
6. Jonathan Spires (Ohio)
7. Kasey Kohl (Nebraska)
8. Jeff Harrison (Iowa)

135
1. Jonathan Masa (New York)
2. Frank Edgar (New Jersey)
3. Jake Percival (Ohio)
4. Steven Mosley (Michigan)
5. Eric Novak (Illinois)
6. Matt McCarty (Tennessee)
7. Michael Torriero (New York)
8. Dustin Spaulding (Kansas)

140
1. Jesse Jantzen (New York)
2. Nate Yetzer (Ohio)
3. Chris Stith (Virginia)
4. Anthony Regalbuto (West Virginia)
5. Mitch Morgan (Utah)
6. Anson Juelfs (South Dakota)
7. Peter Le (Santa Teresa H.S., California)
8. Craig Dimitris (Ohio)

145
1. David Bolyard (Ohio)
2. Matt Grice (Oklahoma)
3. Erik Norgaard (New Jersey)
4. Chris Pendleton (Lemoore H.S., California)
5. Labe Black (New Jersey)
6. Adam Bones (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
7. Stephen Malouff (New Mexico)
8. Bill Morgan (Minnesota)

152
1. Ryan Bertin (Ohio)
2. Brody Barrios (Poway H.S., California)
3. Mitch Hancock (Michigan)
4. James Woodall (Pennsylvania)
5. J.J. Holmes (Texas)
6. Carl Homquist (Virginia)
7. Graham Morin (Washington)
8. Nick Rausenberger (New York)

160
1. Nick Passolano (Illinois)
2. Frank Cornely (New Jersey)
3. Matt Ellis (Washington)
4. Tony Howard (Maryland)
5. Eric Hauan (South Dakota)
6. George Kirgan (Illinois)
7. Tyron Woodley (Missouri)
8. Justin Salas (Wyoming)

171
1. Brandon Padden (South Dakota)
2. Wes Roberts (Oklahoma)
3. Mark Canty (Ohio)
4. Brian Glynn (Illinois)
5. P.J. Jones (Ohio)
6. Bill Prince (New York)
7. Jesse Juarez (North Torrance H.S., California)
8. Clint Freeman (Kansas)

189
1. Scott Barker (Missouri)
2. Les Sigman (South Dakota)
3. Joe Chiaravallo (New Jersey)
4. Justin Millard (Pennsylvania)
5. Jordan Holm (Minnesota)
6. Matt Daddino (New York)
7. Paul Velekei (Pennsylvania)
8. Josh Birt (Washington)

215
1. Mike Christian (Washington)
2. Ray Bond (Ohio)
3. Matt Weight (Illinois)
4. Mike Little (Oklahoma)
5. Damar Pentorn (Ohio)
6. Chris Cooley (Utah)
7. Steve Miocic (Ohio)
8. Jordan Everett (Grossmont H.S., California)

275
1. Ben Connell (South Carolina)
2. David Leitten (New York)
3. Derrell Lorthridge (Delaware)
4. Vincent D'Agostino (New York)
5. Jeremiah Beltran (Kansas)
6. Phil Millerov (Michigan)
7. Chris Bulley (Virginia)
8. Matt Hasbrook (Indiana)

Team Standings-49 States represented
1. Ohio: 258.5
2. California: 220.5 (14 All-Americans)
3. New Jersey: 178.5
4. New York: 145.0
5. Oklahoma: 138.0
6. Michigan: 110.0
7. Illinois: 106.5
8. Minnesota: 103.0
9. Missouri: 98.5
10. South Dakota: 98.0

2001
Newark, Delaware

103
1. Orlando Galvan (Loara H.S., California)
2. Tran Nguyen (Mt. Carmel H.S., California)
3. Jeff Sato (Arroyo Grande H.S., California)
4. Brandon Harcum (Virginia)
5. Sam Gray (Vermont)
6. Jordan Henning (Florida)
7. Daniel Morales (Arizona)
8. James Penn (North Carolina)

112
1. Kyle Ott (Ohio)
2. Ryan McClester (South Carolina)
3. Austin DeVoe (Kansas)
4. Tyrone Hodge (North Carolina)
5. Aaron Graumann (South Dakota)
6. Michael Mormile (New York)
7. Ash Gandee (West Virginia)
8. James Phillips (Ohio)

119
1. Joseph Dubuque (New Jersey)
2. Ricky LaForge (New Jersey)
3. Nick Simmons (Michigan)
4. Nate Gallick (Arizona)
5. Travis Lee (Hawaii)
6. Shawn Bunch (Kansas)
7. Jacob Palomino (Independence H.S., California)
8. Drew Opfer (Ohio)

125
1. Steve Esparza (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
2. Mike Welch (Delaware)
3. Thomas Vargas (Pacific H.S., California)
4. Tyler Moran (Temecula Valley H.S., California)
5. Skyler Woods (Nevada)
6. David Johnson (North Carolina)
7. Caleb Peters (Arizona)
8. Jarred Berger (Nebraska)

130
1. Tommy Owen (Washington)
2. Edward Gutnik (New Jersey)
3. David Hoffman (Pennsylvania)
4. Mathis Bitz (North Dakota)
5. Andy Kim (California)
6. Matthew Murry (Kansas)
7. Joshua Wooton (Ohio)
8. Johnny Cortez (Oklahoma)

135
1. Alex Tirapelle (Clovis H.S., California)
2. Phillip Simpson (Tennessee)
3. Beau DeArmon (Oklahoma)
4. Robby Jimenez (New Jersey)
5. Bryan Miller (Kansas)
6. Tyson Biddle (Kansas)
7. Jason Jones (New York)
8. Thad Benton (Pennsylvania)

140
1. Ryan Churella (Michigan)
2. Dustin Manotti (Pennsylvania)
3. John-Thomas Young (Indiana)
4. R.J. Paterniti (Pennsylvania)
5. Joey Bracamonte (New Mexico)
6. Mike Parsons (Ohio)
7. Dennis McSweeney (New Jersey)
8. Rayes Gonzalez (Nevada)

145
1. Michael Patrovich (New York)
2. Joe Johnston (Kansas)
3. Christopher Bitetto (New Jersey)
4. Miguel Gutierrez (Foothill-Bakersfield H.S., California)
5. Robb Maxwell (Utah)
6. Dustin Tillman (American H.S., California)
7. Will Durkee (Pennsylvania)
8. Mathew Markowski (Florida)

152
1. Nathan Millin (Illinois)
2. Keith Cupp (Ohio)
3. Jacob Klein (Kansas)
4. Kevin Ward (Tennessee)
5. Matt Kirspel (New Jersey)
6. Kevin Gabrielson (Maryland)
7. B.J. Mikeska (Pennsylvania)
8. Nathaniel Augustson (New Mexico)

160
1. Kenneth Cook (American H.S., California)
2. Greg Smith (Rim of the World H.S., California)
3. Anthony Magistrelli (Ohio)
4. Mathew Lebe (Pennsylvania)
5. Jared Deaguero (Colorado)
6. Patrick Trabucco (New Jersey)
7. Bobby Dysart (Ohio)
8. Chris Ressa (New Jersey)

171
1. Michael Massenzio (New Jersey)
2. Ryan Halsey (Rancho Buena Vista H.S., California)
3. Willie Parks (Calvary Chapel H.S., California)
4. Jonathan Carlisle (Utah)
5. Daniel Pitsch (Washington)
6. Morgan Horner (New Jersey)
7. Alex Camargo (Ohio)
8. B.J. Paden (South Dakota)

189
1. Jake Rosholt (Idaho)
2. Philip Hard (Pennsylvania)
3. Ryan Bader (Nevada)
4. Rusty Blackmon (Tennessee)
5. Kyle Cerminara (New York)
6. Chris Skretkowicz (New Jersey)
7. K.C. Walsh (Washington)
8. Joel Edwards (Pennsylvania)

215
1. Mathew Feast (Pennsylvania)
2. Allen Kennett (Mayfair H.S., California)
3. Willie Breyer (Michigan)
4. Tomas Rodriguez (Ohio)
5. Michael Moran (Ohio)
6. Daniel Garay (New Jersey)
7. Aldo Campea (Ohio)
8. Karl Person (Oklahoma)

275
1. Steven Mocco (New Jersey)
2. Lionel Apineru (Barstow H.S., California)
3. Gregory Wagner (Indiana)
4. Roger Miller (Ohio)
5. Joshua Ingrim (Colorado)
6. Chase Gormley (Torrance H.S., California)
7. Joe Hennis (Florida)
8. Peter Borba (Watsonville H.S., California)

State Team Scores (top 10): 47 States represented
1. California 265.5 (19 All-Americans) *New Record
2. New Jersey 228.5 (14 All-Americans)
3. Ohio 185.5 (13 All-Americans)
4. Pennsylvania 172.0 (10 All-Americans)
5. Kansas 161.0 (7 All-Americans)
6. New York 118.0 (4 All-Americans)
7. Michigan 109.5 (3 All-Americans)
8. Washington 96.0 (3 All-Americans)
9. Tennessee 91.0 (3 All-Americans)
10. Utah 80.0 (2 All-Americans)

2002
Cleveland, Ohio

103
1. Corey Farnham (New York)
2. Mark Johnson (Montana)
3. Devin Schwartz (Kansas)
4. Gerrard Contreras (Buchanan H.S., California)
5. Louie Puno (Vallejo H.S., California)
6. Jake Nishimura (Camarillo H.S., California)
7. David Villagran (Brawley H.S., California)
8. Richard Hartley (Nevada)

112
1. Matt Smith (New Hampshire)
2. Luke Smith (Wisconsin)
3. Ben Kjar (Utah)
4. Andrew Domingues (Righetti H.S., California)
5. Eric Stevenson (Oregon)
6. Jermaine Jones (Pennsylvania)
7. Logan Ingram (Buchanan H.S., California)
8. Joseph Neigum (North Dakota)

119
1. Mark Moose (Ohio)
2. Matt Valenti (New Jersey)
3. Jeremy Lawley (Oklahoma)
4. Christian Staylor (Virginia)
5. Derrick Fleenor (Oklahoma)
6. Lucas Magnani (New York)
7. Sam Hazewinkel (Florida)
8. Dominick Moyer (Iowa)

125
1. Chase Metcalf (Michigan)
2. Darrell Vasquez (Bakersfield H.S., California)
3. Matt Keller (Tennessee)
4. Jordan Sianni (Delaware)
5. Max Meltzer (New Jersey)
6. David West (Oklahoma)
7. Quincy Osborn (Minnesota)
8. Doug Hoover (Kansas)

130
1. Michael Martin (Virginia)
2. Todd Meneely (Nebraska)
3. Eric Sabot (North Dakota)
4. Chris Vondruska (Ohio)
5. Ricky Turk (Rim of the World H.S., California)
6. Bob Stinson (New Jersey)
7. Brad Stockton (Iowa)
8. Bryce Babe (Kansas)

135
1. Matt McIntire (Ohio)
2. Michael Hurley (Ohio)
3. Cole Wunnicke (Wisconsin)
4. Jason Fellows (Michigan)
5. Andy Everson (South Dakota)
6. No placer
7. Jeff Bristol (Temecula Valley H.S., California)
8. Mike Molosky (New Jersey)

140
1. Brian Stith (Virginia)
2. Joe Pflug (Ohio)
3. Jared Vogel (Kansas)
4. Danny Cadwallader (Brethren Christian H.S., California)
5. Joshua Mester (Wisconsin)
6. Jake Yost (Tennessee)
7. Tyler Turner (Wisconsin)
8. Scott Thometz (Idaho)

145
1. Nathan Galloway (Pennsylvania)
2. Trent Paulson (Iowa)
3. John Cox (Michigan)
4. Chris Horning (New York)
5. Eric Dabbs (Oklahoma)
6. Deonte Penn (Ohio)
7. Chad Roush (Michigan)
8. Jake Fisher (Missouri)

152
1. Zack Esposito (New Jersey)
2. Jacob Schlottke (Minnesota)
3. Vinny DiGiovanni (Ohio)
4. Scott Woods (Nevada)
5. Sven Hafemeister (Lemoore H.S., California)
6. Nathan Pickens (West Virginia)
7. Jeremy Larson (Oregon)
8. Mike Klimek (Illinois)

160
1. Matt Palmer (New Jersey)
2. Ben Askren (Wisconsin)
3. Josh Sherley (Bakersfield H.S., California)
4. Mitchell Mistic (Minnesota)
5. Jason Kiessling (Maryland)
6. John Lowery (Ohio)
7. Dann Laudermilch (Pennsylvania)
8. David Gilkey (Ohio)

171
1. Akeem Carter (Iowa)
2. Matt Kallai (Ohio)
3. Nick Roy (New Jersey)
4. CB Dollaway (Ohio)
5. Matt Steel (Oklahoma)
6. Ardian Ramadani (New Jersey)
7. Trevor Moss (Utah)
8. Maurice Swain (Indiana)

189
1. Hetag Pliev (Ohio)
2. Kurt Backes (New Jersey)
3. Alex Clemsen (Missouri)
4. Jeffrey Courtney (West Virginia)
5. Brenner Flaten (Montana)
6. Justin Dyer (Kansas)
7. Kirk Davis (Arroyo Grande H.S., California)
8. Clint Salisbury (Michigan)

215
1. David Dashiell (Virginia)
2. Chase Verdoorn (Missouri)
3. Matt Delguyd (Ohio)
4. Josh Carroll (Kansas)
5. Blake Seiler (Kansas)
6. Steve Juarez (North Torrance H.S., California)
7. TJ Staab (Kansas)
8. Andrew Adams (Ohio)

275
1. Tom Curl (New Jersey)
2. Justin Moody (Washington)
3. Jamie Rakevich (Washington)
4. David Hazell (West Torrance H.S., California)
5. Andrew Ubben (Kansas)
6. Lee Beane (Massachusetts)
7. Kent Anderson (Wisconsin)
8. Hassan Adebesin (Ohio)

Team Score (top 10): 45 States represented
Ohio: 253.0 (15 All-Americans)
T2. California: 218.0 (15 All-Americans)
T2. New Jersey: 218.0 (10 All-Americans)
4. Kansas: 143.5 (9 All-Americans)
5. Virginia: 143.0 (4 All-Americans)
6. Wisconsin: 141.0 (6 All-Americans)
7. Iowa: 115.5 (4 All-Americans)
8. New York: 114.5 (3 All-Americans)
9. Michigan: 107.5 (6 All-Americans)
10. Oklahoma: 98.0 (5 All-Americans)