I know Kansas beat the Oklahoma Schoolboy 41-37 in Greco, but what about other results and individual match results? Thanks in advance

Ditto... Somebody keep us informed.

Thanks,
Red

As of the first day Team Kansas was undefeated information from Bart Reeb

Team Kansas went 3-2 in their pool beating oklahoma, florida, colorado, losing to indiana and wisconsin in greco.

They won the 16 team consolation tournament beating michigan 2, oklahoma,,we shellacked em; missouri and indiana 2 in the 9th place consolation finals

The boys wrestled great showing lots of heart and effort, great coaching and fan support abounded

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Pennsylvania Chicken Tenders beat Minnesota, 50-29, to win Schoolboy Greco-Roman Duals
6/12/2004
Gary Abbott/USA Wrestling

Winning seven of the last nine matches in the championship round, the Pennsylvania Chicken Tenders defeated Minnesota, 50-29, to claim the team title at the National Schoolboy Greco-Roman Duals, held in Indianapolis, Ind.

A total of 24 teams entered this dual meet competition, representing their USA Wrestling state associations. Schoolboys are age 13-14. Many of the best youth wrestlers in the nation participated in this competition.

Scoring pins for Pennsylvania in the finals match were Matt Prestafilipo (70), Matt Myers (75), Paul Snyder (225) and Sam Brownlee (250). Five Pennsylvania wrestlers also won by technical fall.

Minnesota kept the score close, trailing 21-20 after the 115-pound match, then Pennsylvania dominated the upper weight classes.

Overall, the Pennsylvania Chicken Tenders won nine dual meets in the competition. They advanced to the finals by winning the Red Pool, with wins over Michigan Blue, Ohio and Indiana Gold. Minnesota won the Blue Pool, with wins over Illinois, Wisconsin and Washington.

Claiming third place was Wisconsin, with a 45-33 win over Indiana Gold. Washington captured fifth place, stiopping Ohio by a 49-27 margin. Michigan Blue finished seventh, stopping Illinois by a 48-29 score.

In the consolation bracket, which featured the teams that did not advance from the preliminaries into the pool round, the winner was Kansas, which stopped Indiana Blue 46-32.

Chicken Tenders??? Man those penn state schoolboys sure are witty....

freestyle update
Kansas went 3 and 2 in their freestyle pool, beating michigan 2, losing to washington, losing to missouri, beating New york 2, and pennsylvania hot wings,

in consolation first round kansas beat new york 2, setting up a match with florida in the second round on sunday morning,,,

team kansas defeated Florida to take team illinois in the consolation semi-finals, Kansas pulled a dramatic come from behind victory to defeated Illinois 40-39 to advance to the final consolation match against Minnesota, Kansas lost to Minnesota to finish 10th in freestyle competition.


Much thanks to all the wrestlers- Coaches Knox,Napier,Brown,and organizer Barry Disney and all the others involved, it was great event and Team Kansas represented well

So are you saying "Big Steve" pulled off the victory for the team win? If so that is the total package for Team Tango.

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Pennsylvania Chicken Tenders beat Missouri, 50-28, to win Schoolboy Freestyle Duals and sweep both styles
6/13/2004
Gary Abbott/USA Wrestling

The Pennsylvania Chicken Tenders defeated Missouri, 50-28, to claim the team title at the National Schoolboy Freestyle Duals, held in Indianapolis, Ind.

It was the second team title for the Pennsylvania Chicken Tenders for the weekend. The team claimed the Greco-Roman title on Friday, with a 50-29 win over Minnesota in the gold-medal round.

A total of 24 teams entered this dual meet competition, representing their USA Wrestling state associations. Schoolboys are age 13-14. Many of the best youth wrestlers in the nation participated in this competition.

Pennsylvania led the entire finals match, winning the first two bouts and never looking back. The closest team score came after four matches, with Pennsylvania leading 9-8. Then the Chicken Tenders won four straight matches and kept a comfortable margin the rest of the way.

Nine Pennsylvania wrestlers scored technical falls in the finals round against Missouri: Matt Prestafilipo (70), Josh Kindig (90), Jordan Oliver (95), Colin Johnston (100), Robert Robinson (120), Zach Bennett (125), Josh Roosa (130), Zach Benzio (165) and Paul Snyder (225).

Overall, the Pennsylvania Chicken Tenders won nine dual meets in the competition. For the weekend, the team won 18 dual meets without a loss in both styles. They advanced to the freestyle finals by winning the Red Pool, with wins over Wisconsin, Ohio and Washington.

The Blue Pool was a bit more complicated, as no team went unbeaten. Missouri, Michigan Blue and Indiana Gold all had 2-1 records in the pool. Missouri advanced to the finals, under the tie-breaking procedures, with Michigan Blue going for third place and Indiana Gold going for fifth place. Indiana Blue lost all three bouts in the pool.

Claiming third place was Washington, with a 52-30 win over Michigan Blue. Ohio captured fifth place, beating Indiana Gold 40-37. Taking seventh was Wisconsin, which stopped Indiana Blue, 48-30.

The consolation bracket winner was Minnesota, which beat Kansas 48-33 to claim the bracket title. All of the teams that did not advance to the pool competition were placed in the consolation bracket.

On behalf of the 23 schoolboy wrestlers who went to Indiana to represent Kansas in the National Schoolboy duals and their coaches; Charlie Knox, Todd Napier and Mike Brown, I would like to extend a thank you to USA Wrestling of Kansas for given these wrestlers a chance to compete in this tournament.
I apologize for not providing an update after each session like the guys do for Cadet/Junior duals and Fargo. I used to get frustrated when those reports didn't come in quick enough but now I understand why. These duals are grueling!
In summary I beleive are team did very well. We won the consolation bracket in Greco and were runner up in the same bracket in Freestyle. Overall we wrestled a total of 18 duals. Our dual record when all the dust cleared was 13 wins and 5 loses. It was great to see the wrestler come togther as a team and pull for each other. We had high moments as a team such as beating Illionis by one point in the final second of the semi finals. And we had low points such as losing to Missouri in freestyle when we had beat them in Greco. I believe that this was a very positive exp for the boys. I would like to see Kansas send a team every year. Again, thanks to the members of USA Wrestling of Kansas and the State body for allowing us to go to these event.

All the Kansas wrestlers at Schoolboy Nationals competed extremely hard. I was very proud to take all these boys to the National Duals to represent Kansas. Many made contributions that can't be measured by victories such as scoring valuable points even in defeat, facing a tough opponent at a weight thus enabling us to us another wrestler at a different weight and etc... A few of our guys have been honored by being named to the National Duals "All Tournament" team. Here is an part of the announcement from USA Wrestling:

All-Tournament Team from the National Schoolboy Duals
6/16/2004
Ted DeRousse/USA Wrestling

The following wrestlers were undefeated in their competition, and qualified for the All-Tournament Team at the National Schoolboy Duals in Indianapolis, Ind.

75 GR Sharky Slyter KS

120 FS Ryan Patterson KS, Sam Thoman KS

125 FS C J Napier KS

130 FS Ryan Patterson KS

185 GR Atticus Disney KS

250 FS Steve Andrus KS,

Congrats to these guys on earning this distinction.

I have some schoolboy duals photos that I am sending in to Mike Juby today. It is my hope that they can get in the photo gallery.

Klint Deere