1-Santa Fe Trail (ranked 7th in 4A), 296 pts., 2 champs
2-Abilene (ranked 1st in 4A), 285 pts., 3 champs
3-Royal Valley, 257 pts., 2 champs
4-Lansing, 247 pts., 1 champ
5-Baldwin, 202 pts., 2 champs
6-Mill Valley, 179.5 pts., 1 champ
7-DeSoto, 171.5 pts., 1 champ
8-Marysville, 169 pts., 1 champ
9-Tonganoxie, 137 pts., 1 champ
10-Council Grove, 111 pts.
11-Holton (one wrestler), 31 pts.

103 lbs.
1st – Justin Broadbent (MV) def. Tyler Cordts (SFT), 8-1
3rd – Tyler Williamson (MV-un) def. Jonathan Stremmel (RV), WBF 4:29
5th – Mark Jehle (BALD) def. Cody Lee (MARY), 16-2
7th – Matt Rein (AB) def. Logan Zimmerman (CG), WBF 1:29
9th – Kalon Thrasher (LAN) def. Billy Self (DES), 8-7

112 lbs.
1st – Kyle Buehler (LAN) def. Lorenzo Mundy (SFT), 18-1
3rd – Brandon Hurt (DES) def. Aaron Gladfelder (MV), 5-4
5th – Donnie Davidson (AB) def. Michael Stremmel (RV), 7-6 2OT
7th – Justin Smith (TONG) def. Jamie Hosfelt (MARY), WBF 4:30
9th – Dana Stephenson (CG) def. Michael Thurlow (BALD), WBF 5:52

119 lbs.
1st – Tanner Dawson (AB) def. Joe Bonner (BALD), WBF 4:24
3rd – Sean Flynn (LAN) def. Josh Cauthon (SFT), WBF 3:53
5th – Bret Yates (MV) def. Trevor Leahy (DES), 6-4
7th – Hunter Samuels (TONG) def. Keith Williams (CG), WBF 4:45
9th – Tyler Finley (MARY)

125 lbs.
1st – Luke Geske (AB) def. Willy Lucero (RV), WBF 2:41
3rd – Stewart Jones (LAN) def. Brad Padilla (SFT), WBF 3:47
5th – Jesse Stephenson (CG) def. Matt Turner (MV), WBF 4:35
7th – Matt James (BALD) def. Shawn Everhart (TONG), 19-7
9th – Jacob Ruper (DES) def. Jason Mattingly (MARY), 9-3

130 lbs.
1st – Jake Kreigbaum (AB) def. Kyle Grape (LAN), WBF 1:19
3rd – Dustin Crotinger (SFT) def. Adam Faircloth (DES), 17-1
5th – Michael Tollefson (RV) def. Jared Pannell (MV), 12-5
7th – Josh Kohn (BALD) def. Brad Nickel (TONG), WBF 2:57
9th – Wil Marquardt (MARY)

135 lbs.
1st – Max Connelly (SFT) def. Josh Peterson (AB), 8-5
3rd – Bud Terry (RV) def. Garrett Palmer (TONG), 2-1
5th – Eric Wessel (LAN) def. Justin Kunc (CG), WBF 2:42
7th – Nathan Wuthnow (AB-un) def. Greg Cornish (MV), WBF 2:44
9th – Daniel Schwarz (MARY)

140 lbs.
1st – Steven Goodman (RV) def. Dennis Kessler (LAN), 18-2
3rd – Brice Dawson (AB) def. Cory Ufford (SFT), 5-4
5th – Dylan Jenne (AB-un) def. Aaron Hansen (DES), WBF :48
7th – Matt Beckman (MARY) def. Anthony Wheeler (TONG), WBF 1:49
9th – Tyler Ganadan (MV)

145 lbs.
1st – Ross Starcher (TONG) def. Travis Eden (SFT), 3-2
3rd – Keenan Cole (AB) def. Dustin Carson (CG), 10-6
5th – Josiah Mason (BALD) def. Chris Barry (MV), 8-3
7th – Steven Area (RV) def. Derek O'Neil (MARY), 25-11
9th – Gene Cosby (DES)

152 lbs.
1st – Justin Wiscombe (SFT) def. Earl Johansen (MV), 3-1
3rd – Ryan Jared (AB) def. Lance Fink (LAN), 7-4
5th – Josh Wood (BALD) def. Kepler Robbins (BALD-un), WBF 1:37

160 lbs.
1st – Derek Lang (BALD) def. Jesse Strawn (HOL), 3-2
3rd – Mark Hartsook (MARY) def. Michael Brakenhoff (CG), WBF :48
5th – Zac Luthi (RV) def. Marcus Day (SFT), 16-6
7th – Jerry Hartshorn (TONG) def. Casey Johnson (DES), WBF 4:50
9th – Alex Green (LAN)

171 lbs.
1st – Kyle Flory (BALD) def. Russ Fitzgerald (MARY), 9-5
3rd – Leif Goleman (DES) def. Chris O'Toole (RV), 11-9
5th – Matt Weyer (TONG) def. Brett Wessel (LAN), 8-4
7th – Brian Wood (MV) def. Aaron Zimmerman (AB), 7-1
9th – Ryan Ellerman (CG) def. Nick Goldring (BALD-un), 16-15

189 lbs.
1st – Ben Gurtler (MARY) def. Matt Campbell (RV), WBF 2:47
3rd – Alex Saunders (MV) def. Ryan Civils (LAN), 6-4
5th – Chad Abramson (LAN-un) def. Josh Maxon (TONG), WBF 1:25
7th – Terry Schoby (AB) def. Travis Barnes (BALD), WBF 3:03
9th – Matt Below (DES) def. Paul Halford (BALD-un), 10-8

215 lbs.
1st – Alex Mercer (DES) def. David Roper (LAN), WBF 1:37
3rd – Brian Roddy (DES-un) def. Tyler Thoreson (MARY), inj. default
5th – Charlie Shively (SFT) def. Andrew Pahmahmie (RV), 9-2
7th – Brandon Cone (BALD) def. Travis Worrell (CG), WBF 3:39
9th – Kris Schneider (AB) def. Chris Seymour (MV), WBF :11

275 lbs.
1st – William Del Toro (RV) def. Daniel Shively (SFT), 6-2
3rd – Adam Canterbury (BALD) def. Blake Lindbloom (DES), WBF 2:10
5th – Matt Fox (CG) def. Jordan Beckman (MARY), WBF :42
7th – Sean Nonamaker (AB) def. Daniel Morris (BALD-un), WBF 5:03
9th – Alan Bauerly (TONG)


MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER (voted by coaches):
Tanner Dawson, Abilene, 119 lbs.

GORRARIAN AWARD (most falls in the least amount of time):
Jake Kreigbaum, Abilene, 130 lbs.

TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD (voted by officials):
Mill Valley, head coach Travis Keal


OFFICIALS: Mark Anderson, Clark Conover, Craig Ewert, Kevin McCullough, Aron Wiechman

Where was Taplin at this weekend?

Taplin was fighting an illness. And was not at his full capability to wrestle at his best, is what I heard. Not that it would have mattered but I sure would have like to see him and Derick Lang go at it who really looked GREAT against Strawn beating him 3-2 i believe. And getting in on 3-4 great shots and elevating them up but was uncapable of finishing them. GET WELL ROSS. And congradulations Derick on a great tournament.

Where was the beast(erissmen)?

Coach Harris,

Sounded like a great tournament but you've got to answer this question for the wrestling commmunity (or at least for me) How did you admisiter points team wise (how much was advancement and place points) I ask this, because I don't ever recall seeing so many teams score over 200, or even over a hundred for that matter at 1 tournament.

Team Scoring:

MATCH POINTS:
Win by Fall / Forfeit = 4.5 points
Win by Technical Fall = 4 points
Win by Major Decision = 3.5 points
Win by Decision = 3 points
Loss by Decision = 1 point
Loss by Major Decision = .5 points

(this rewards wrestlers for not getting beat by fall/tech. fall, it also rewards teams for bringing full lineups)


PLACE POINTS:
1st=16 pts
2nd=12 pts
3rd=9 pts
4th=7 pts
5th=5 pts
6th=3 pts

A reason for high number of team points is that with the pool format, each wrestler is getting five matches and thus scoring more points.

There are no advancement points b/c we don't use brackets, we use pools instead.

Hope this helps.

I like this format for many reasons, mainly the guaranteed five matches. In bracket tournaments, the less experienced kids often go 0-2 or 1-2 and sit in the bleachers all day, when what they most need is competition to develop their skills. In our format, we get that exciting finals match at the end of the day that everyone likes to see and that those kids need. And the less experienced kids are still wrestling at the end of the day (for 9th, 7th, or 5th place) instead of sitting around eating nachos (well, some are probably still doing that too).

We try to start finals around 4:00, we take very little break time.