Despite regional losses, Fike, CBA programs hit new heights
By Jack Frederick jfrederick@wilsontimes.com | 265-7824 | Twitter: @_jackfrederick
CHAPEL HILL — Even after being ousted from the North Carolina High School Athletic Association 3-A dual-team wrestling playoffs Friday, Fike High wrestlers and coaches exercised perspective about just what the program had accomplished by reaching the East Region finals. Falling one win and a couple bouts short of vying for a state championship in Greensboro — which would have been a first for the program — did not detract from the fact that no Demons, in recent memory or maybe ever, have made it as far as the team did in the dual-team playoffs. “I’m very content with what we’ve done this year all around,” Fike senior Aaron Bancroft said. “We have a very young team and for what we do, we produce like we’re three or four years in. I couldn’t ask for a better team. All four years I’ve been here, I could not ask for that. They’re my brothers and they’ve been there for me.” The Demons, backloading with strong wrestlers in the higher weights, completed a 43-33 comeback victory to send C.B. Aycock home by dramatic fashion. Bancroft led that charge with a crucial pin to advance to the East Region finals. But the team wasn’t as lucky later in the night against Northern Guilford and couldn’t come up with the points needed, falling 39-24. “The second match, we knew it was a 50-50 chance,” Fike head coach Brad Watson said. “The stars had to align and everything had to be perfect.” Everything did not line up for victory, and the team lost to the eventual 3-A state champion. By Saturday afternoon, the Nighthawks had downed Enka 42-31 to become the last team standing, less than 24 hours after Fike took them down the wire. Competing to that level is not something Fike has routinely done in recent years. And the loss shapes up to only motivate the team going forward. …. rest of the story at http://wilsontimes.com/stories/despite-regional-losses-fike-cba-programs-hit-new-heights,201302?newsletter=201304
High School State Dual Championships News, & Results
Dual Meet Championships Slide Show pictures
1A Wrestling Championship: Avery County vs. Uwharrie Charter (Feb. 8, 2020) – Avery County won its first ever state championship in any sport with a victory over Uwharrie Charter in the 1A dual team wrestling finals. Photos and more at https://www.highschoolot.com/1a-wrestling-championship-avery-county-vs-uwharrie-charter-feb-8-2020/18940836/
2A Wrestling Championship: Fred T. Foard vs. Croatan (Feb. 8, 2020)
Fred T. Foard capped off an undefeated season with a dominant performance over Croatan in the 2A dual team wrestling state championship. Photos and more at https://www.highschoolot.com/2a-wrestling-championship-fred-t-foard-vs-croatan-feb-8-2020/18940757/
3A Wrestling Championship: Northern Guilford vs. Enka (Feb. 8, 2020)
Northern Guilford claimed the 3A dual team wrestling state championship on Saturday with a 40-29 victory over Enka. Photos & more at – https://www.highschoolot.com/3a-wrestling-championship-northern-guilford-vs-enka-feb-8-2020/18940423/
4A Wrestling Championship: Hough vs. Cardinal Gibbons (Feb. 8, 2020)
In a dramatic come-from-behind victory, Hough defeated Cardinal Gibbons in the 4A dual team wrestling state championship on Saturday. Photos and more at https://www.highschoolot.com/4a-wrestling-championship-hough-vs-cardinal-gibbons-feb-8-2020/18940587/
College News, Notes & Results – # 60
Wrestling Weekend That Was: Spencer Lee, Austin DeSanto exemplify domination
UNI saddled Cowboys with a loss; IWCOA girls’ state proves participation growth
Just chill, man. We’re chillin’ out this week. UNI saddled Oklahoma State with a loss. Iowa won seven bouts against another top-10 team on a night BTN highlighted wrestling in prime time. Prep wrestling finally wrestled on Saturday again. Participation growth was apparent at IWCOA’s girls’ state tournament. This is the Wrestling Weekend That Was:
Iowa drops Ohio State
Top-ranked Iowa continued its impressive season, dropping No. 4 Ohio State, 24-10, in front of 13,405 fans at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Friday night. The Hawkeyes won seven of 10 bouts. Michael Kemerer beat his third straight opponent ranked in the top eight. Abe Assad posted another quality win with a takedown in the final minute to beat freshman Rocky Jordan. Tony Cassioppi made another heavyweight seem childlike. …. rest of story at https://www.thegazette.com/subject/sports/wrestling-weekend-that-was-spencer-lee-austin-desanto-exemplified-domination-20200127?mc_cid=376d1632c5&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Patriots Bring Down Saints With Hot Start
COMPLETE RESULTS
Crestview Hills, KY – Patriots tally four pins, including three straight to open the dual, against Thomas More to claim their second conference win of the season. Austin Franco collected his first Patriot pin, taking down the Saints’ James Mulenga at the 1:01 mark. The first-year lightweight controlled his opponent after the first and only takedown of the match early on. …. story at https://cumberlandspatriots.com/news/2020/1/28/mens-wrestling-patriots-bring-down-saints-with-hot-start.aspx?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Wildcats Defeat Engineers and Bantams
BRISTOL, RI – The Johnson & Wales University wrestling team continued its dominance over NEWA opponents with a pair of wins on Saturday at the Roger Williams Quad Meet. The sixth-ranked Wildcats defeated WPI, 31-16, then topped Trinity College, 33-18. The win was Johnson & Wales’ 51st in a row versus New England schools, dating back to the start of the 2016-17 season. …. story at https://providence.jwuathletics.com/sports/wrest/2019-20/releases/20200128jqjocv?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Malcolm Rodriguez and Brock Martin Have Joined the OSU Wrestling Team
A little football-wrestling crossover here.
Scott Wright of the Daily Oklahoman reported this week that OSU defensive end Brock Martin, and linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez have joined the wrestling team. …. story at https://pistolsfiringblog.com/malcolm-rodriguez-and-brock-martin-have-joined-the-osu-wrestling-team/?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
EMERSON PINS DOWN MSC WEEKLY AWARD
Bowling Green, KY – Max Emerson claimed the first Mid-South Conference weekly award of his career on Monday, adding Wrestler of the Week to his resume. The senior out of LaGrange, KY recorded the fastest pin in the Patriots’ MSC opener against Midway. After making the first and only takedown of the 184 bout, Emerson noted the pin after 1:40 of action. … story at https://cumberlandspatriots.com/news/2020/1/27/mens-wrestling-emerson-pins-down-msc-weekly-award.aspx?mc_cid=376d1632c5&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Johnston Named NSIC Wrestler of the Week
MANKATO, Minn. — Senior Zach Johnston earned Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Wrestler of the Week honors after earning a pair of individual wins in the Mavericks’ wins over U-Mary and No. 23 Minot State. Johnston, a Waukee, Iowa native, improved to 13-4 on the season. The 174-pounder, who holds the No. 10 ranking, posted a 6-2 upset win over No. 7 Phillip Springsteen of U-Mary in the Mavericks’ 29-12 win over the Marauders. He also cruised to a 19-4 technical fall win over Joey Lopez of Minot State as the Mavericks topped the Beavers 27-13. …. story at https://theguillotine.com/2020/01/johnston-named-nsic-wrestler-of-the-week/?mc_cid=376d1632c5&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Van Sickell Earns MAC Wrestler of the Week Honor
Key victory against No. 6 Johnson & Wales secures first career weekly honor for 157-pounder …. story at https://stevensducks.com/news/2020/1/27/wrestling-van-sickell-earns-mac-wrestler-of-the-week-honor.aspx?mc_cid=376d1632c5&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
BIG TEN, USA WRESTLING SELECT SASSO AS WEEK’S BEST
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Sammy Sasso earned recognition at both the conference and national levels on Tuesday (Jan. 28), named the Big Ten Wrestler of the Week and USA Wrestling Athlete of the Week. The incoming honors are a byproduct of Sasso’s tear through the Northern Tier, taking out not one, but two top-4 opponents inside their own arenas. … story at https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/big-ten-usa-wrestling-select-sasso-as-weeks-best/?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Mizzou Wrestling Adds Two-Time NCAA Qualifier in 133-Pounder Matt Schmitt
Schmitt is a graduate transfer from West Virginia and has two years of remaining eligibility
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Mizzou Wrestling head coach Brian Smith has announced the signing of two-time NCAA qualifier and Missouri native Matt Schmitt (Platte City, Mo.), a graduate transfer 133-pounder from West Virginia. Schmitt, a former team captain for the Mountaineers, will have two years of eligibility remaining as he took a redshirt as a freshman and an Olympic redshirt this season. …. story at https://mutigers.com/news/2020/1/28/mizzou-wrestling-adds-two-time-ncaa-qualifier-in-133-pounder-matt-schmitt.aspx?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
TAYLOR LAMONT NAMED BIG 12 WRESTLER OF THE WEEK
IRVING, Texas – Utah Valley’s Taylor LaMont has been named the Big 12 Conference Wrestler of the Week for week 12 (Jan. 20-26). This marks the first conference weekly honor of the season for the Wolverine junior. …. story at https://gouvu.com/news/2020/1/28/wrestling-taylor-lamont-named-big-12-wrestler-of-the-week.aspx?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Western Colorado’s Allis named RMAC Wrestler of the Week
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Western Colorado freshman Patrick Allis for this second time this season knocked off the No. 1 wrestler at his weight class and he was rewarded Tuesday by being named the RMAC Wrestler of the Week. Allis – ranked 10th at 125 pounds – knocked off No. 1 and defending national runner-up Joshua Portillo of Nebraska-Kearney 10-4 at the Midwest Duals in Kearney, Nebraska. It highlighted a 3-0 performance by Allis that also included a tech fall (16-1) over Northern State’s Landen Fischer and a pin (4:24) of Jake Patch of Newman. … story at https://gomountaineers.com/news/2020/1/28/WRST28Jan2020.aspx?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
D3WRESTLE.COM 2019-2020 RANKINGS #8
Story and rankings at https://www.d3wrestle.com/d3wrestle-com-2019-2020-rankings-8/?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Track Wrestling Stories
How Wrestling Built Me: World champion Stephen Neal
Who is the greatest two-sport athlete of all time? Stephen Neal’s name should be near the top of the list. Neal placed fourth in the 189-pound bracket at the 1994 California State Wrestling Championships. He attended California State-Bakersfield and placed fourth at the NCAA championships as a freshman in 1996, second in 1997, followed by NCAA titles at heavyweight in 1998 and 1999. His finals match against Minnesota’s Brock Lesnar is among the most talked-about and historic matches in college wrestling history. Several months after winning his second NCAA championship, Neal won a freestyle World title and was named outstanding wrestler in the world. He placed second at the 2000 Olympic Trials and retired from active wrestling competition in 2001 after placing second at the World Team Trials. What happened next defies logic. Although he didn’t play a down of college football, Neal played 10 years in the NFL (2001-10) as an offensive lineman for the New England Patriots where he won three Super Bowl rings under legendary coach Bill Belichick. How did Neal make it to the NFL without any college football experience? One reason. Stephen Neal was a wrestler. … . rest of story and podcast at https://www.trackwrestling.com/PortalPlayer.jsp?TIM=1580272686773&twSessionId=vtkjpckdzl&videoId=277020135&mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Any body type can be a champion in wrestling
How many times have you seen the following scenario take place on a wrestling mat?
A physically-superior athlete comes out fast and takes down a seemingly-inferior competitor off the whistle. It was almost comical how easy the takedown was because the dominant wrestler scored with such efficiency that the match appeared to be an inevitable blowout.
The sheer domination may go on for a while. It might be a few more takedowns or it might be a takedown and back points. Regardless, it is apparent that there is a glaring difference in athletic ability.
Then something happens.
The seemingly-inferior wrestler mounts a comeback. The once-dominant wrestler starts to tire and loses his apparent edge. This may result in a glorious come-from-behind win or it may result in the superior wrestler getting ridden the entire third period.
But the dominant athlete still wins. Win or lose, the less-gifted athlete stood his or her ground and fought the entire match.
This is ultimately why wrestling is different — and better — than other sports. Consider the odd pairings of a sprinter racing the marathoner, the gymnast staring down the power-lifter or a swimmer squaring off against the football player. These body types and styles can face off on a wrestling mat.
A winner will inevitably be determined as long as both competitors are at or below a predetermined weight and the playing field is level for all. … . rst of story at https://www.trackwrestling.com/PortalPost.jsp?TIM=1580272686773&twSessionId=vtkjpckdzl&postId=277697135&mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Iowa Home Attendance at a Record Setting Pace
Story at https://iawrestle.com/2020/01/28/iowa-home-attendance-at-a-record-setting-pace/?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Leistikow: Thanks to grassroots support, Iowa nears approval for $20M wrestling facility
IOWA CITY, Ia. — Big things are on the way for the Iowa wrestling program. Yes, bigger even than this Friday’s sold-out, No. 1-vs.-No. 2 dual between Iowa and Penn State. If approved by the Board of Regents during their Feb. 5 meeting in Urbandale, planning will begin to construct a standalone, wrestling-only operations center on the South side of Carver-Hawkeye Arena. And, given the groundswell of financial support that has quietly developed in the past two years, passage of the agenda item — released publicly Tuesday morning — should be a formality. …. rest of story and video at https://www.press-citizen.com/story/sports/college/columnists/chad-leistikow/2020/01/28/iowa-wrestling-nears-approval-board-of-regents-standalone-facility/4590136002/?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
3rd Season Column 22; 3 Countries, 2 Conti-nents,1 BIG week for Team USA; SoCon News; And a crowded Club
Matteo Pellicone is not an Amalfi Coast seafood specialty. And, as far as is known, you simply cannot find a vintage bottle of Henri Deglane at any price point. Nor may you drink Labatts out of the Guelph Cup. These facts did not deter Americas Senior men and women wrestlers from putting on a show recently in Italy, France, and Canada. In Italy the USA Men earned 9 medals, 3 each of Gold, Silver, and Bronze. It was a huge haul for the squad at the Matteo Pellicone, the 1st international rankings event leading into the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. … rest of the story at https://morewrestlingplease.wordpress.com/2020/01/28/3rd-season-column-22-3-countries-2-conti-nents1-big-week-for-team-usa-socon-news-and-a-crowded-club/?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Carolinas’ Colleges News & Results – # 3
UNC’s Monday Named ACC Wrestler of the Week
GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – North Carolina junior Kennedy Monday has been named the Atlantic Coast Conference Wrestler of the Week after his technical fall win over the nation’s third-ranked wrestler at 165 pounds led the 12th-ranked Tar Heels to a 23-10 team victory at No. 3 Virginia Tech in last Friday night’s ACC opener.
Monday, ranked No. 17 nationally, put UNC in firm control of the match with his 21-6 victory over the Hokies’ David McFadden. With a large Cassell Coliseum crowd and ACC Network audience looking on, Monday stormed out of the gate with a 6-2 lead in the first period and never looked back. The Arlington, Texas, native is now 17-4 for the Tar Heels this season with a 9-1 dual-meet record. Monday has knocked off three top-20 opponents since the Midlands Championships (No. 16 Quentin Perez of Campbell, No. 20 Cael McCormick of Army, and Virginia Tech’s No. 3 McFadden). …. story at http://theacc.com/news/2020/1/27/athlete-awards-uncs-monday-named-acc-wrestler-of-the-week.aspx?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Limestone Wrestling Takes Down Newberry, 23-18|
NEWBERRY, S.C. – For the first time in program history, the nationally 20th ranked Limestone College men’s wrestling team picked up a win of the Wolves of Newberry College in dramatic fashion as the Saints were able to take the victory over the 13th ranked team in the country, 23-18. After a close loss at 125, the Saints kicked off their scoring on the evening with a 12-8 decision for senior Majid Corbett (Sumter, S.C.), ranked No. 12 in the country, over regionally sixth-ranked Austin neal to pull the team score back even a 3-3. The top ranked wrestler in the country at 141 lbs, Isiah Royal was able to pick up a 7-3 decision for the Wolves to take back the lead 6-3. Newberry would take one more match at 149 lbs. before the Saints were able to string together a pair of victories over the next two weight classes. Redshirt junior Kurtis Aimable (Orlando, Fla.) notched an upset over regionally ranked Nick Giantonio by a 9-4 decision to bring the score back to 10-6 before sophomore Garrett Beam (Asbury, N.J.) swung the score in favor of the Saints with a pin at 165 lbs. to give the Blue and Gold their first lead of the day at 12-10. Another Newberry win at 174 brought the match back to their side for the last time as both sophomore Kyle Daley (Indian Land, S.C.) and senior Matt Rudy (Summerville, S.C.) took six-point DQ victories to bring the match up to a 24-19 score line. As a heated rivalry brewed on the mat, the referee deducted one team point from each squad to bring the final decision to 23-18. Limestone now moves to 1-14 all-time against the Wolves and avenges multiple close losses over the past number of years. … rest of story at https://golimestonesaints.com/news/2020/1/27/mens-wrestling-limestone-wrestling-takes-down-newberry-23-18.aspx?mc_cid=376d1632c5&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Cobras Rally for 22-19 Victory at Queens (N.C.) Monday Night
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Coker University wrestling team rallied for a 22-19 South Atlantic Conference Carolinas victory at Queens (N.C.) on Monday night (Jan. 27). Queens took a 4-0 lead off a major decision at 125 pounds, before Chris Poland picked up a win by forfeit at 133 pounds to put the Cobras ahead 6-4. The Royals would take a brief 7-6 lead with a decision at 141 pounds, before Matthew Kieta would post a 6-1 decision over Joey Hancock at 149 pounds to put the Cobras ahead 9-7. … rest of story at https://www.cokercobras.com/sports/wrest/2019-20/releases/20200127vk9883?mc_cid=376d1632c5&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
NWHOF Upper New York Chapter names 2020 honorees
Includes former UNC-Greensboro coach Tom Shifflet: Tom has experienced an exceptional career in wrestling from his days as a wrestler for his father’s Sweet Home High School team and his 1990 winning of the NYSPHSAA championships to his college wrestling career at Edinboro College under coach Bruce Baumgartner, where he was a three-time NCAA All-American. In 1995 Shifflet was named the Eastern Wrestling League Wrestler of the Year, Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Wrestler of the Year, and was selected as the Athlete of the Year at Edinboro University. Additionally, his coaching accomplishments are equally impressive. Tom served five years as an assistant coach for Rob Koll at Cornell University, coached four years as the head coach at University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and guided Hofstra University wrestling for five years (where he was named the Colonial Athletic Association Coach of the Year). …. rest of the list and story at https://intermatwrestle.com/articles/23034?mc_cid=376d1632c5&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Women’s Wrestling – # 14
Richards wrestler Mia Palumbo has an eye for the final of the state, future Olympic Games
It has been a quiet few years for Richards’ Mia Palumbo, but that is going to change. In 2018, Palumbo broke into the preparatory wrestling scene during a historic freshman season. Before that year, only two girls had qualified for the state wrestling tournament, which began in 1937. Palumbo and Quiovany Santos of Dunbar both qualified in 2018 and Palumbo became the first girl to win a competition in the state. In fact, she won two – one of them apparently after she had shed two tears in the labrum of one of her hips in a quarter-final loss. That injury did not stop Palumbo from struggling – or winning. She won two girls’ national titles that summer before finally having the injury diagnosed and repaired. “I just had to struggle with it,” said Palumbo. “” I struggled with it all summer. And I was operated on when I returned from [nationals in] Fargo [North Dakota]. “ That speaks to Palumbo’s tolerance for pain and her determination. Story at https://gotechdaily.com/richards-wrestler-mia-palumbo-has-an-eye-for-the-final-of-the-state-future-olympic-games/?mc_cid=cc61b35bf8&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
University of the Ozarks Adds Women’s Wrestling
Courtesy of Ozarks Athletics – Link
Clarksville, Ark. – University of the Ozarks will launch a women’s wrestling program beginning the 2020-21 academic year, Eagles Athletic Director Jimmy Clark announced today. The program will be a club sport for the 2020-21 year and will move to an NCAA Division III varsity intercollegiate program starting in the fall of 2021, according to Clark. The new team will expand Ozarks’ varsity sports offerings to 21 intercollegiate programs. The University has offered men’s wrestling since 2014. The current men’s wrestling head coach, LeRoy Gardner, will also lead the women’s program. The University plans to hire an additional assistant coach to assist with the new program. “Women’s wrestling is one of the fastest-growing sports in this country in both college and high school and we’re excited about offering this opportunity for women who want to compete on the collegiate level,” Clark said. “We’ve been considering adding it for a couple of years and with our men’s wrestling program thriving, we felt it was the right time to add it. We’ve got the facilities and infrastructure in place, so it just seemed like a natural fit.” In 2019, the Arkansas Activities Association (AAA) sanction women’s high school wrestling in Arkansas, becoming the 18th state to have the sport at the high school level. Nationally there were 2,980 high school sponsoring teams and 21,124 girls wrestling at the high school level in 2018-19, according to a survey by the National Federation of State High School Associations. That’s up 5,000 from the previous year. …. rest of the story at https://portal.nwcaonline.com/articles/NWCA_News/University-of-the-Ozarks-Adds-Women-s-10-2-2020
She’s the first girls wrestling coach in Idaho. But she won’t be the last.
Amber Quintana patrols along the edge of the mat in the Columbia High wrestling room before spotting someone struggling with a drill. She drops down to all fours, fires out her legs and demonstrates how to spin out of an opponent’s grasp. The rookie wrestlers nod in agreement, and Quintana pops back up and offers one bit of parting advice.
“A good wrestler is going to follow you,” she says.
She ought to know.
The 23-year-old Quintana joined the Columbia wrestling staff this season with a mile-long list of accomplishments on the mat, including multiple national titles. Now she’s taking her place as a pioneer in Idaho — the first high school girls wrestling coach in state history. “I hope that other schools can find a way to get another coach for the girls, whether that’s a female (or not),” Quintana said. “These girls have the right to have another coach. “They don’t need to be chasing a coach down in another gym, because that’s what usually happens at a tournament. The girls are in one gym, the boys are in the other and now you’ve got these girls running back and forth for their coach.” …. rest of the story at https://www.idahostatesman.com/sports/high-school/article239582558.html?mc_cid=376d1632c5&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
Registration is now open for USA Wrestling’s Girls Folkstyle Nationals in Colorado Springs
BY USA WRESTLING EVENTS | JAN. 28, 2020,
USA Wrestling is excited to announce the 2020 Girls Folkstyle National Championships are moving to Colorado Springs, to be held at the Broadmoor World Arena on March 26-29, 2020. This event showcases the quickly growing sport of girls folkstyle on a national stage. This is the largest and most prestigious girls national folkstyle championship in the nation. Last year wrestlers from 46 states participated in the Girls Folkstyle Nationals, and we expect the tournament to continue to expand in Colorado Springs, which is called #OlympicCityUSA. …. details and story at https://www.teamusa.org/USA-Wrestling/Features/2020/January/28/Registration-now-open-for-Girls-Folkstyle-Nationals-in-COS?mc_cid=da11b81f16&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
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