Ashley’s 11th Annual Veterans Cup Results
From Neil Dorow
11th Annual Veterans Cup at Ashley High School January 14, 2012
1 223.50 South Brunswick
2 168.00 Laney
3 140.00 Jacksonville
4 105.00 West Craven
5 99.00 West Brunswick
6 88.50 Topsail
7 85.50 Hoggard
8 74.00 Northside
9 71.50 Dixon
10 57.00 Ashley
11 42.50 Swansboro
12 37.50 Purnell Swett
37.50 Trask
14 28.00 New Hanover
15 19.00 White Oak
16 1.00 Pender
Most Outstanding Wrestler Award: Ronnie Dellinger, West Brunswick
Fastest Fall Award: Jon Wiley, South Brunswick, 0:14
Championship
106 Ronnie Dellinger, West Brunswick Dec Italo Medelius, Topsail, 3-1 OT
113 Victor Sosa, Ashley M-Dec Dajohn Gooding, West Craven, 12-3
120 Tyler Ross, Jacksonville Fall Chester Ward, West Craven, 1:42
126 Jonny Deveaugh, Topsail Dec David Wilson, Hoggard, 4-2
132 Cory Wagner, Laney Dec Jack Mendez, South Brunswick, 6-4 OT
138 Tate Correll, Laney Dec CJ Bryant, South Brunswick, 11-4
145 LuWolf Sanderson, South Brunswick M-Dec Juan Ramos, Northside, 11-1
152 Jon Wiley, South Brunswick Fall Christian Heisey, Jacksonville, 0:14
160 Erik Sarmiento, Trask Dec Anthony Parson, West Craven, 6-4
170 Marcel Burns, Laney Dec Antuan Miller, West Brunswick, 6-3
182 Aubrey Browning, South Brunswick Dec Josh Childress, Jacksonville, 6-4 OT
195 Brian Capps, South Brunswick Dec Terry Caldwell, Hoggard, 11-6 OT
220 Trent Allen, South Brunswick Dec Trey Eason, Northside, 6-0
285 Julian Birch, South Brunswick Fall Matthew Reed, Jacksonville, 0:23
Consolation
106 Steven Von Voigt, South Brunswick M-Dec Chase Gaskins, West Craven, 8-0
113 Latrone Evans, Jacksonville Dec Adan Hardy, Laney, 7-6
120 Co-3rd Place: Jacob Butler, Swansboro and Jose Lopez, Trask
126 Brandon Mendoza, Laney Dec Zack Von Voigt, South Brunswick, 4-2
132 Fernando Castellanos, New Hanover Dec Matt Lafferty, Northside, 4-1
138 Philippe Frederick, Hoggard Fall Russell Harrison, New Hanover, 3:07
145 Schyler Wagner, Laney Dec Mason Underwood, West Brunswick, 7-0
152 Aaron Roach, West Craven Dec Jake Thieman, Hoggard, 8-2
160 Co-3rd Place: William Edward, West Brunswick and Joey Weible, Laney
170 Co-3rd Place: Seth Schoonover, Dixon and Shand Strickland, Purnell Swett
182 Kirby Cruse, Laney M-Dec Dawnovan Smith, Northside, 16-8
195 John Suggs, Topsail Fall Paul Craig, Ashley, 0:31
220 Thomas Wilt, Jacksonville Fall Bobby McRainey, West Brunswick, 0:43
285 Tyler Hudson, Dixon Dec Larry Williams, Laney, 7-6
NC State Upsets No. 9 American, 25-18
From Bruce Winkworth, NC State SID
WASHINGTON. DC.– Sophomore 149-pounder Matt Nereim pinned Kevin Tao in the final and decisive bout of the evening as NC State knocked off No. 9 American 25-18 in a dual wrestling match at American’s Bender Arena.
The Wolfpack won six out of 10 bouts to earn the victory. With the win NC State improves to 4-4 overall. American falls to 4-5 overall.
The match got underway with the 157-pound match, pairing NC State’s Colton Palmer vs. No. 4 Ganbayar Sanjaa of American. Palmer kept the bout close after the first and second periods before dropping an 8-3 decsion. Nijel Jones got the Wolfpack on the board by pinning Tanner Shaffer at 4:49. Shaffer led after the first period, but the Wolfpack sophomore gained control of the match before winning by fall. Jones trailed 5-0 at the conclusion of the 1st stanza after avoiding a pin attempt from Shaffer. Senior 174-pounder Quinton Godley dominated his bout against American’s Phillip Barreiro and went on to win by major decision 22-8. Godley jumped out to an early lead against his opponent and led at the end of the first period 12-5. Godley continued his dominance throughout the bout and never surrendered the lead. At 184 pounds, freshman Robert O’Neill defeated Thomas Barreiro by decision 13-9.
NC State won three of the first four bouts and was ahead by a score of 13-3, which was the largest lead on night. “Everybody wrestled really hard for us tonight, and that’s what you have to do whenever you’re on the road against a great team,” Wolfpack head coach Carter Jordan said. The Wolfpack stumbled in the matches at 197 and heavyweight as KaRonne Jones and Josh Davis were both pinned by No. 19 Daniel Mitchell at 197 and No. 1 Ryan Flores at heavyweight, respectively. NC State’s stellar freshman 125-pounder Coltin Fought got things back going back the Wolfpack’s way by knocking off Thomas Williams by decision, 7-0. “That kid is the real deal,” Jordan said.
At 133 pounds, Wolfpack freshman Ben Elliott was decisioned 7-3 by Corey Borshoff of American. For the second consecutive week, redshirt-senior Darrius Little was pitted against a ranked opponent. Little, ranked 13th nationally, faced No. 12-ranked Matt Mariacher in the lone bout of the night featuring two nationally ranked wrestlers. Little defeated Mariacher by decision 5-4. “Darrius really controlled this match and the score is not necessarily an accurate representation,” coach Jordan said. The victory was Little’s 90th career win. He is only the sixth wrestler in NC State history to win 90 or more matches in a career. Little’s milestone gave the Wolfpack a 19-18 lead and set the stage for the deciding match of the night, pitting Nerein and Tao at 149 pounds. Nereim did not disappoint and pinned Kevin Tao at 6:23. The Wolfpack sophomore led by a score of 5-3 after the second period before going on to get the fall in the final period. “It’s been a long time since we’ve had a win over a top 10 team,” Jordan said, “so I’m really proud of our guys. We still have more work to do.” The Wolfpack will return to action on Sunday at 2 p.m., in an Atlantic Coast Conference match at Maryland.
NC State 25, American 18
Jan. 20, 2012 • Washington, D.C.
157 – No. 4 Ganbayar Sanjaa (AU) dec. Colton Palmer, 8-3
165 –Nijel Jones (NCS) pinned Tanner Shaffer at 4:49
174 – Quinton Godley (NCS) maj. dec. Phillip Barreiro, 22-8
184 – Robert O’Neill (NCS) dec. Thomas Barreiro, 13-9
197 – No. 19 Daniel Mitchell (AU) pins KaRonne Jones at 5:53
285 – No. 1 Ryan Flores (AU) pinned Josh Davis at 0:24
125 – Coltin Fought (NCS) dec. Thomas Williams, 7-0
133 – Corey Borshoff (AU) dec. Ben Elliott, 7-3
141 – No. 13 Darrius Little (NCS) dec. No. 12 Matt Mariacher, 5-4
149 – Matt Nereim (NCS) pinned Kevin Tao at 6:23
Mid January Match Results
Jan. 13th
Cleveland High School: 55 Triton High School: 18
Ashe County High School: 40 Wilkes Central High School: 36
Jan. 11th
Hoke County High School: 54 Lumberton High School: 28
Gray’s Creek High School: 54 Westover High School: 24
Jan. 10th
KNIGHTDALE HS: 49 Garner Magnet High School: 27
McDowell High School: 55 A C Reynolds High School: 15
West Wilkes High School: 44 Ashe County High School: 27
North Gaston High School: 75 South Point High School: 3
Croatan High School: 62 Topsail High School: 8
Trask, Heide High School: 48 Ashley High School: 32
Ashley High School: 51 New Hanover High School: 18
Jan. 9th
Swansboro High School: 52 South Lenoir High School: 27
Kell, Ardrey High School: 81 Rocky River High School: 0
Jan. 7th
KNIGHTDALE HS: 49 Cardinal Gibbons High School: 18
KNIGHTDALE HS: 42 Beddingfield High School: 36
New Bern High School: 64 KNIGHTDALE HS: 12
Panther Creek High School: 60 KNIGHTDALE HS: 12
KNIGHTDALE HS: 51 Fuquay Varina High School: 25
Beddingfield High School: 39 Cleveland High School: 30
Cleveland High School: 42 Green Hope High School: 36
Cleveland High School: 66 Fuquay Varina High School: 12
Cleveland High School: 54 Hillside High School: 24
New Bern High School: 46 Cleveland High School: 21
Laney High School: 45 Havelock High School: 28
Laney High School: 59 North Moore High School: 22
Laney High School: 42 Sanford, Terry High School: 36
Union Pines High School: 40 Laney High School: 34
Simpson University to add Wrestling
A new college wrestling program is coming to California.
Simpson University will now start a men’s mat program and has already hired a head coach, the Redding, Calif.-based school announced Tuesday.
Don Williams, who has coached at Anderson High School since 1984, has been named wrestling coach for the new program, which will compete in the NAIA. Rest of Story at www.examiner.com/college-wrestling
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