Takedown Report

Upcoming H.S. wrestlers in 2011-2012 in North Carolina

All Divisions top 5 – Overall

1)      Jesse Doyle – 189 Wheatmore

2)      Tony DeAngelo – 140 – Southern Alamance

3)      Dustin Roemer – 145 – Pincrest

4)      John Sparks – 112 – Green Hope

5)      Garrison White – 112 – Jay M. Robinson

4A Division

1)      Tony DeAngelo – 140 – Southern Alamance

2)      Dustin Roemer – 145 – Pincrest

3)      John Sparks – 112 – Green Hope

4)      Nick Kee – 152 – Scotland Neck

5)      Matthew Bennett – 215 – Butler

6)      Joey Moon – 135 – Southern Alamance

7)      Drew Turner – 103 – Parkland

8)      Mitch Goldbach – 103 – Wake Forest-Rolesville

9)      Jake DeAngelo – 119 – Southern Alamance

3A Division

1)      Garrison White – 112 – Jay M. Robinson

2)      Jake Smith – 103 Havelock

3)      Tyrone Mason – 152 – Orange

4)      Zach Rimmer – 140 – Orange

5)      Hayden Albert – 160 Fred T. Foard

2A Division

1)      Jesse Doyle – 189 Wheatmore

2)      Cameron King –215 Trinity

3)      Parker VonEgidy – 152 – Piedmont

4)      James Napier – 140 – North Johnston 

5)      Tyler Myers – 112 – Trinity

1A Division

1)      Carson Joyce – 171 – Chatham Central

2)      Will Bird – 189 – Cherokee

3)      Alex Preudhomme – 103 – Bishop McGuiness

4)      Jorge Lima – 119 – West Wilkes

5)      James (J.J.) LaPlante – 125 – West Wilkes

Top 12^th graders

1)      Jesse Doyle – 189 Wheatmore

2)      Tony DeAngelo – 140 – Southern Alamance

3)      Dustin Roemer – 145 – Pincrest

4)      John Sparks – 112 – Green Hope

5)      Garrison White – 112 – Jay M. Robinson

11^th Grade

1)      Nick Kee – 152 – Scotland Neck

2)      Jake DeAngelo – 119 – Southern Alamance

3)      Mitch Goldbach – 103 – Wake Forest-Rolesville

4)      Parker VonEgidy – 152 – Piedmont

5)      James (J.J.) LaPlante – 125 – West Wilkes

10^th grade

¹⁾        Drew Turner – 103 – Parkland

2)      Dallas Roemer – 130 – Pincrest

9^th grade — We welcome incoming nominations and information

September 3, 2011 Posted by The TakeDown Report | Uncategorized | Leave a comment