Moody lost in Semis
Caldwell Won
Mitchell Won
Houlden still wrestling That is as far as I know update from my parents

I was going to come up to the tournament today but with the snow advisary for weather I think I'm staying in Manhattan. So keep me updated!

Has Anyone heard how Zach Reeb is doing today I heard he was hurt in the tournament yesterday?

caldwell, Means, And Bonewell were the only ones to make the finals

I know that Dallas, Dusty, Roman, Hicks, houlden for sure in the Consolation Finals not sure about Rotha, Moody, Schroth, Irons

with consolation finals and Finals to go goddard was down 176 to 207 to ST. Thomas

any word on the final match-ups for the tournament???

Caldwell won Don't know the score.
Mitch beat Sommers 5-4
Brandon lost

Took 2nd as a team

Bvnw Husky Invitational Results

103- Stokes Gardner Edgerton Dec 12-10 OT over Goodwin Lawrence
112- Koty Russell Free State WBF Chaz Lawrence Olathe South
119- Paul Hanson Turner Dec 5-1 over Blaine Williams BV
125- Tyler Caldwell Goddard WBF over ??? Hutch
130-Dunham Maize wbf over Bo noles STA
135- Aldon Isenberg dec over Colby Crank Hutchinson
140- Mitchell Means Goddard dec 7-6? over Marc Somers free state
145- RJ Johnson Topeka dec 7-6 over Zach Hentzen Maize
152- Lance Serbousek BVNW WBF over Brandon Bonwell Goddard
160- Aaron Bersheidt Gard Eg Dec 2-1 over Paul Markey STA
171- Romero Cotton Hutch dec 11-5 over RJ Nill STA
189- Ben Evans Hutch dec 5-1 over Jed Maimi STA
215- Curtis Gard Eg Dec OT Mike hammer STA
285- Hybsha Andover Dec 3-1 OT over Jacob Nowak STA

Looks like some pretty good people got pinned in the finals...any word on how Lawrence, Noles and Bonewell got pinned?

well.. Lawrence got pinned in the first round, and bonewell got pinned with 5 seconds left in the third. He tried to throw serbousek and failed.

Lawrence just get dominated or was it a similar to Bonewell match?

lawrence didnt get dominated, he just got caught in a bad move.

some truly great finals matches, i'm hopin to see a Bersheidt-Markey rematch in the state finals.

Below is today's KC Star Article with some scores. The newspaper should have mentioned Both Aquinas and Goodard were missing some guys and looks as if both teams will get stronger in February. There were some great matchups and looks like a few of the young men from some of the other 5A and 6A teams may see each other again this year.


Team effort helps Saints
St. Thomas Aquinas, with no individual winners, captures BV Northwest invite.
By TEREZ A. PAYLOR
The Kansas City Star
St. Thomas Aquinas winning the Blue Valley Northwest Husky Wrestling Invitational on Saturday was no surprise — it hasn’t lost a tournament all year.
But for the first time this season, Aquinas didn’t have anyone win their weight class. The Saints had six wrestlers in the finals, and all of them finished in second place.
However, those performances — plus the four third-place finishes they also received — ended up being more than enough to capture the team title, as the Saints scored 216.5 points and won by more than 20 points.
R.J. Nill, who lost to Romero Cotton of Hutchinson in the championship match of the 171-pound weight class, was surprised by the individual performances of the Saints in the finals, but said that it didn’t matter nearly as much as winning the event.
“The most important thing to us is the team score,” he said. “But this was a real eye-opener for us. There are always tough kids out there, and that’s why you wrestle, to face those really good wrestlers. We needed it.”
Aquinas finished ahead of several of the state’s top teams, including Goddard, which was second with 195 points, and Hutchinson, third with 183.5.
Furthermore, the Saints were able to do it with less than a full lineup. They had open slots in three weight classes, as Jimmy Bryant (103 pounds), Connor McCarthy (119 ) and Jake Walker (125 ) all sat out because of injury or illness.
Gardner Edgerton, which finished in fifth place, proved it was no pushover either. The Trailblazers, who are also one of the best teams in Kansas 5A, had four wrestlers — Tyler Stokes, Aldon Isenberg, Aaron Berscheidt, and Keith Curtis, finish first in their weight class.
BV Northwest senior Lance Serbousek won the 152-pound division by pinning Brandon Bonewell of Goddard, who is ranked No. 1 in his weight class in 6A.
Koty Russell (112) of Lawrence Free State and Paulie Hansen (119) of Turner also took home first-place finishes.

Top ten team scoring listed in KC Star:

1. St. Thomas Aquinas 216.5
2. Goddard 195
3. Hutchinson 183.5
4. Maize 154
5. Gardner Edgerton 135.5
6. BV Northwest 105.5
7. Lawrence 79.5
8. Lawrence Free State 77
9. Blue Valley 76
10. Newton 74

Congratulations to Gardner Edgerton on the four first places in this tournament. That is pretty impressive accomplishment in this tournament.

Any news on how Zach Reeb is?

Zach is during much better. He is not as strong in his left side as his right. He should be leaving ICU on today and placed in a room with hopes of returnig to Topeka on Monday. The Doctors could not find and damage. After reviewing his MRI it appears he bursied spine. Right now all he wants to do is have a hot meal. Thanks for asking.

We have you guys and Zach in our thoughts and prayers

The Deere family

Does anyone have the 3-6 place guys for 189?

Could someone post or email me the 5th-6th place results
Thanks
cosmo_skynyrd73@hotmail.com
bkramer@usd234.org

Where was Beard from Goddard?