SEK League Title will be determine Thursday at Chanute as they will host FS and Columbus. Chanute enters with a 4-1 dual record, Columbus also has only one league dual loss (I think they are 4-1 I am not for sure if they made up their Indy/Pitt dual) Fort Scott enters 5-0 and are trying to win their first League title (only league title) since 1974 where they won the league tournament, so they are going for their second ever league title and first in the dual format. Labette (4-1 in league duals) will wrestle at home with Pittsburg and Parsons they will need Chanute to beat Fort Scott to get a share of the league title which would create a 3 way tie. So entering Thursday its FS 5-0, Chanute 4-1, Labette 4-1 and Columbus 4-1 ???? (again not for sure if they have had made up the Pitt / Indy dual)

go ft. scott

we want this BAD!!!!

I know u do, i have heard Gettler talkin bout it

Columbus is currently 2-1 in league duals. The Pittsburg, Indy duals will be made up Saturday 2/10 at noon.

it happens tonight

I have not heard on Labette's duals tonight but if they won they would share the League Title with Chanute and FS as Chanute defeated Columbus and FS tonight and FS defeated Columbus, I will post complete results later but off the top of my head here is some results
119 Justin Sharp FS 0-2
140 Cody Kramer beat Brad Finely Chanute 6-5 / Kramer lost to CJ Napier Columbus 3-1
145 Cole Pruitt FS maj dec Nolan Colvin Chanute
152 Jordan Renfro dec Dustin McReynolds Columbus
160 Dakota Hall won both by fall
171 Dakota Gettler won both by fall
189 Jake Grant 1-1

Labette won both duals. I don't remember the score but the beat Pittsburg by around 20 and they beat Parsons by more than 30.

Indy is 2-4 and beat Ft, Scott so they can't be 5 & 0.
The makeup with Pittsburg and Columbus is now at 2:00 PM today.

when indy beat fs it wasnt an official sek dual it was just for indy to get some points....the actually sek dual fs won.

McRay, Hinman leave their marks

ALTAMONT - The Labette County High School Grizzlies wrestling team won a share of the Southeast Kansas League crown Thursday night after defeating Pittsburg, 53-19, and Parsons, 53-18, Thursday night at Harrison Gymnasium.

With 6-1 records, Labette County, Fort Scott and Chanute share the league crown. It's Labette County's second title in school history, having won it outright in 1977 at 6-0.

"I thought that we wrestled fairly well," LCHS head coach Brian Olivera said. "It was the last home match that our seniors would ever wrestle in high school, and it was really neat to see most of them come away with a win.

"As a team we have had a pretty good season. We seem to be on the right track, but the two most important weeks are still ahead of us. I am extremely proud of what the kids have accomplished so far. They have worked hard and deserve the success they are having."

Josh Hinman, a senior who bumped up to 135 pounds from 130 for the duel, was one of many who wrestled the last high school duel match of his career. He pinned both of his opponents.

"Josh is going to go on and wrestle somewhere in college, so he will have many more dual-meet experience only at the college level," Olivera said. "Josh did a good job working on some new technique that he has been trying to perfect before the state tournament."

Senior Nick McCroy bumped a couple notches to 125 pounds for Labette County Thursday night.

"Nick won both of his matches, which was great," Olivera said. "Nick is really at least a 119-pounder. if not a 112-pounder. So for him to be stepping in for us at 125 pounds and getting those wins is great.

"Nick has done a good job for us and I am happy he will get to compete in the regional tournament his senior year."

Labette County's Ethan Bogner (152) lost the only match he wrestled last night, to Jordan Brown of Pittsburg. Parsons' 152-pound class was empty.

"I felt he wrestled fairly well," Olivera said. "Brown is a tough kid, but we were able to walk away with a good look at him. Ethan will work on making some adjustments and hopefully we can get the match to swing the next time we face him."

At 215, LC's Johnathan Reazin lost by fall to Jordan McRay of Parsons. McRay also pinned his Pittsburg opponent.

"McRay is a tough kid and it was a match that he really needed to wrestle," Olivera said of Reazin. "Johnathan has done an excellent job this season.

"He has really stepped up for us this year and has put himself in a great position to have success at the regional tournament. If Reazin wrestles well at the regional, he could possibly make the state tournament."

At 160 pounds, Joey Hambleton was his steady self for the Grizzlies.

"Joey has wrestled well all season and he has been a very good leader for us this year," Olivera said. "In his final match of the night, Joey earned his 100th career victory. That's an awesome milestone for a wrestler and to be able to do it at home in front of our fans makes it even more special."

At 275, the Grizzlies' Cody Nading pinned Trevor Bush of Parsons.

"Cody has struggled a little this season as he has not wrestled very consistent," Olivera said. "However, it appears he may be hitting his stride and if there is a time for that to happen, it's now ... right before regionals and state."


Cuevas out for season

Parsons 130-pounder Maresa Cuevas was lost for the remainder of the season after suffering an undisclosed injury during the first period of her match against Pittsburg.

Actually a 119-pounder, Cuevas bumped up a couple weight classes to fill holes and round out the team attack, according to Parsons head coach Jody Thompson.

"Maresa is a real warrior," Thompson said. "After the injury, she was more worried about if giving up the six points (injury default) to Pittsburg had cost us a win than about her own pain.

"Give me 12 more like her and we would have an undefeated season."

There were two close matches at 125 and 140, according to Thompson, being Parsons' Steven Leon and Kyle Stringer.

"Both of these two learned a real lesson and it wasn't during the match," Thompson said. "They both donated blood (Wednesday) at the PHS blood drive.

"While donating blood is a noble gesture, I gave myself, it is not wise to do during the season, especially if you are wrestling a match the next day."


PARSONS HIGH SCHOOL

WRESTLING RESULTS

Pittsburg 42, Parsons 36

103 - Double forfeit
112 - Tylar Boatright (Parsons) won by forfeit
119 - Emilio Burnett (Parsons) won by forfeit
125 - Steven Leon (Parsons) won by fall over Landells (Pitt) :42
130 - Jones (Pitt) won by inj. default over Maresa Cuevas (Parsons) 1:19
135 - Luis Carrasco (Parsons) won by forfeit
140 - Koehn (Pitt) won by fall over Kyle Stringer (Parsons) :31
145 - Brown (Pitt) won by fall over Mike Phillips (Parsons) 1:18
152 - Koehn (Pitt) won by forfeit
160 - Summerfeldt (Pitt) won by fall over Nick Palmer (Parsons) 1:41
171 - Wilcox (Pitt) won by forfeit
189 - VonFeldt (Pitt) won by forfeit
215 - Jordan McRay (Parsons) won by fall over Groves (Pitt)
285 - Trevor Bush (Parsons) won by forfeit

LCHS 53, Parsons 18

103 - Lahey (LC) won by forfeit
112 - Tylar Boatright (Parsons) won by fall over Bush (LC) 3:33
119 - Dwyer (LC) won by tec fall over Emilio Burnett (Parsons) 3:57
125 - McCray (LC) won by dec over Steven Leon (Parsons) 8-4
130 - double forfeit
135 - Hinman (LC) won by fall over Luis Carrasco (Parsons) 2:34
140 - Arb (LC) won by dec over Kyle Stringer (Parsons) 11-4
145 - Mike Phillips (Parsons) won by fall over Bohnenblast (LC) 5:53
152 - Bogner (LC) won by forfeit
160 - Hambleton (LC) won by fall over Nick Palmer (Parsons) 1:57
171 - Palmer (LC) won by forfeit
189 - Pease (LC) won by forfeit
215 - Jordan McRay (Parsons) won by fall over Reasin (Lc) 1:39
285 - Nading (LC) won by fall over Trevor Bush (Parsons) :54

SEK WRESTLING

League / Overall

x-Labette County 6-1 / 9-1
x-Fort Scott 6-1 / 11-3
x-Chanute 6-1 / 14-3
Independence 2-3 / 9-8
Pittsburg 2-3 / 2-3
Columbus 2-3 / 2-8
Parsons 1-6 / 1-7
Coffeyville 0-7 / 5-13

x - League co-champions

Thursday's results

Fort Scott 51, Columbus 27
Chanute 54, Columbus 18
Chanute 45, Fort Scott 31
Independence 54, Coffeyville 26
Independence 54, Caney Valley 12
Coffeyville 40, Caney Valley 18
Pittsburg 34, Parsons 28
Labette County 53, Pittsburg 19
Labette County 53, Parsons 18

Saturday
Independence and Pittsburg at Columbus

Regular season ends


02/09/2007; 2:05:16 PM

Yes, you are right. I didn't find this out until after posting.
Ft. Scott is certainly a good team. We are proud of our up and coming team as well. The win against Ft. Scott while not for the league standings was significant to our program. In fact history was made for our program yesterday at Columbus. Indy beat both Pittsburg and Columbus.

Good luck to all wrestling programs in the SEK!

Great update Richard!
Thanks for the good information!

SEK WRESTLING CHAMPIONS
1971 through 1974 and 1979 through 1982 — Post-season tournament
determined champion.
1971 – Chanute
1972 – Coffeyville
1973 – Columbus
1974 – Fort Scott
1975 – Coffeyville, 6-0
1976 – Coffeyville, 6-0
1977 – Labette County, 6-0
1978 – Coffeyville
1979 – Coffeyville
1980 – Coffeyville
1981 – Coffeyville
1982 – Coffeyville
1983 – Coffeyville, 7-0
1984 – Columbus, 7-0
1985 – Columbus, 7-0
1986 – Columbus, 7-0
1987 – Columbus, 7-0
1988 – Columbus, 8-0
1990 – Columbus, 8-0
1991 – Columbus, 8-0
1992 – Chanute, 6-1
1993 – Chanute, 7-0
1994 (tie) – Chanute, Columbus, Parsons, 6-1
1995 – Columbus, 7-0
1996 – Columbus, 7-0
1997 – Chanute, 7-0
1998 – Chanute, 7-0
1999 – Columbus, 7-0
2000 – Columbus, 7-0
2001 – Chanute, 7-0
2002 – Columbus, 7-0
2003 – Columbus, 7-0
2004 – Columbus, 7-0
2005 – Columbus, 7-0
2006 – Columbus, 7-0
2007 (tie) – Chanute, Fort Scott, Labette County, 6-1

Coffeyville 9 SEK Titles
Fort Scott 2 SEK Titles
Labette County 2 SEK Titles
Indy O SEK Championships
Chanute 8 SEK Championships
Columbus 18 SEK Championships
Parsons 1 SEK Championships
Pittsburg 0 SEK Championships