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Caprock Invitational scheduled for today
Amarillo Globe-News
1/13/2001
The Caprock Lady Longhorns will be hosting the Caprock Invitational today, starting at 8 a.m. at the Caprock gym.
The meet will attract eight different teams and a few quality wrestlers from other states.
Teams scheduled to compete are Caprock, Tascosa, Amarillo High and Palo Duro, Arlington High, Arlington Sam Houston, Hereford and Los Alamos, N.M. Also scheduled to compete is Cathilee Albert of Colorado and Tocarro Montgomery of Ohio, Albert is the United States Cadet champion and Montgomery is ranked No. 1 in the world, according to Caprock wrestling coach Scott Tankersley.
Although they are in somewhat of a rebuilding stage this season, the Lady Longhorns are the defending state champions. They are led by Marie Hernandez, the defending state heavyweight champion.
Arlington Sam Houston was last year's state runner-up and the Palo Duro Lady Dons finished third. Palo Duro is coming off a 33-15 dual match win over Caprock Thursday. The Lady Dons have defending state champion Kruncy Inthirath in the 95-pound weight division.
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Palo Duro wins Caprock Invitational
Amarillo Globe-News
1/14/2001
The Palo Duro Lady Dons showed why they're ranked No. 1 in the state, winning the Caprock Invitational Saturday afternoon at the Caprock gym.
In winning the tournament with 132 points, the Lady Dons outpointed defending state champion Caprock and runner-up Arlington Sam Houston. Arlington Sam Houston was second with 92 points and Caprock was third with 75 points. Tascosa was fourth with 44points.
Local wrestlers winning their weight divisions were; Monica Harris of Caprock (104), Deedra Puentes, Caprock (112), Laureen Lindsey, Palo Duro (121); Houston Shepard, Tascosa (140) and Casey Britten, Palo Duro (167).
Rachael Rodriguez of Hereford won the 130-pound division.
Toccara Montgomery of Ohio, the No. 1 ranked wrestler in the United States, was named the Outstanding Wrestler after winning the 150-pound division.
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Lady Horns Inv. Jan 13, 2001
Team Standings:
1. Palo Duro 132
2. Sam Houston Arlington 92
3. Caprock 75
4. Tascosa 44
5. Hereford 42
6. Ohio 28
7. Arlington High 25
8. Los Alamos, NM
9. Amarillo High
104 1st Monica Harris Caprock
2nd Stormy Grear Palo Duro
3rd Kim Bui Sam Houston
112 1st Deedra Puentes Caprock
2nd Amy Gomez Hereford
3rd Brittani Brown Arlington High
4th Jennifer Fuller Palo Duro
121 1st Lauren Lindsey Palo Duro
2nd Destiny Brooks Tascosa
3rd Yvette Madrid Caprock
4th Hole Robins Tascosa
130 1st Rachael Rodriquez Hereford
2nd Lauren Vonbose Arlington High
3rd Misty Turlington Caprock
4th Nina Rodriquez Caprock
140 1st Houston Shepherd Tascosa
2nd Gloria Dalton Sam Houston
3rd Tabitha Powell Palo Duro
4th Crystal Delgato Caprock
150 1st Toccara Montgomery Ohio
2nd Brandi Killingsworth Sam Houston
3rd Amy Volz Los Alamos NM
4th Janice Gooden Palo Duro
167 1st Casey Brittian Palo Duro
2nd Sheila Valdez Palo Duro
3rd Ember Brettman Sam Houston
4th Rachel Morgan Palo Duro
Hwy 1st Latasha Gillion Sam Houston
2nd Dyane McIntyre Palo Duro
3rd Juanita McCampbell Palo Duro
4th Marie Hernandez Caprock
Most Outstanding Wrestler - Toccara Montgomery Ohio - won all 4 matches by
pins
Fastest Pin of the Tournament - Houston Shephard 11 seconds
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Davison wrestlers win dual tourney
Sunday, January 14, 2001
The Flint Journal
Davison went 3-0-1 in winning the Rochester Adams wrestling duals Saturday. The Cardinals tied Novi 30-30, the team they beat in the Division I state finals last year.
Davison beat Utica Eisenhower 63-15, Rochester Adams 37-33 and Fraser 62-18. Adams beat Novi 34-31.
Going 4-0 for Davison were: John Whitman (125), Chase Metcalf (130), Joe Whitman (135), Chad Roush (160), Casey Streeter (171) and Adam Wilmoth (189). Roush was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler. Metcalf is 26-0 and Joe Whitman is 28-1. Paul Donahoe (103), Keristen Labelle (112) and Dustin Wells (152) were 3-1.
Kearsley went 5-0 to win the 31st annual Bendle Wrestling Invitational. The six-team tournament changed from an invitational format to a round robin team format for the first time.
Bendle finished second, going 4-1. Kearsley beat Bendle 45-30. Bendle beat Powers Catholic 37-34, Woodhaven 51-28, Brooklyn Columbia Central 40-30 and Imlay City's B team 53-30.
Mike Ingram (125), Nick Abbey (145) and Chad Abbey (152) all went 5-0 for Bendle (12-12). Bendle's Matt Taylor (103) and Allen McMillan (112) both went 4-1.
Lapeer West went 5-0 to win the six-team Roseville dual meet tournament. The state's top-ranked Division II team remained unbeaten by beating Wyandotte Roosevelt 66-10, Roseville 60-15, Mount Clemens 64-12, Southgate Anderson 52-18 and Center Line 73-6.
Seven Panthers went 5-0 - James Ranger (112), David Schlaud (119), Jason Fellows (125), Jesse Reader (130), James Kish (145), Nick Sierakowski (160) and Roger Kish (171). Chris Houle (275) was 4-0, Steve Lampar (103) 4-1 and Chad Roge (140) 3-1.
Millington went 0-5 at the Alma Duals, losing to Dowagiac 60-15, Midland 54-22, Grandville 73-0,
Alma 54-24 and Mount Pleasant 61-12. Justin Shinabarger went 4-1 and Scott Daley went 3-2, collecting his 100th career win.
New Lothrop finished third at the 16-team Athens Invitational. Bronson won, while Caledonia was second. The Hornets had three champions -Mark Gross at 275, Brad Gardner at 103 pounds and Tim Ebenhoeh at 112.
Carson City Crystal 56, New Lothrop 24
103 - Brad Gardner (NL) d. Tim Brown 4-3; 112 - Tim Ebenhoeh (NL) d. Adam Sowle :47; 119 - Jeremy Krupp (NL) d. Shawn Thomas 7-4; 125 - Dan Ryan (C) d. Bruce K. Wenzlick :35; 130 - Adam Monroe (C) d. Bruce J. Wenzlick :48; 135 - Kyle Cashen (C) d. John Gifford :36; 140 - Matt Ryan (C) d. Phil Oginsky 1:51; 145 - Dan Horrick (C) d. Alex Gasper :59; 152 - Scott Ehlert (C) d. Rob Henige :15; 160 - J.R. Birchmeier (NL) d. Brandon Nieman 4:35; 171 - Chris Stanton (C) void; 189 - Nate Griffen (C) void; 215 - Joe Halfman (C) d. Joe Toma :31; 275 - Mark Gross (NL) d. Jereme Lommis 2:19.
Shepherd 44, New Lothrop 27
103 - Gardner (NL) d. Eric Nartker 9-0; 112 - Ebenhoeh (NL) d. Paul Lyon 17-1; 119 - Kal Showalter (S) d. B.K. Wenzlick 21-6; 125 - Krupp (NL) d. Dan Caszatt :58; 130 - B.J.Wenzlick (NL) d. Jeremy Nartker 10-6; 135 - Matt Walrath (S) d. Gifford 4:23; 140 - Luke Moeggenberger (S) d. Oginsky :27; 145 - Gasper (NL) d. Sam Moeggenberge 8-7; 152 - Henry Wiles (S) d. Henige 2:49; 160 - Eli Borton (S) d. Birchmeier 8-4; 171 - Denny Farkas (S) void; 189 - Brian Hackney (S) void; 215 - Tyler Lentovich (S) d. Toma 1:31; 275 - Gross (NL) void.
NL three champs, Gross 3-0, now 20-0 on year, Gardner 3-0, 18-1 now, Ebenhoeh 3-0, 22-1 on year., Krupp 2-1, now 14-7. Bruce J. Wenzlick 4-1 on day to finish fifth.
Mark Gross (275) beat Alex Lane of Bronson 7-5 in OT in finals
Brad Gardner (103) won by injury default over Nick Longstreet of Caledona
Tim Ebenhoeh (112) d. Justin Herman of Union City pin in 1:11.
NL third: 119 Jeremy Krupp. Bruce J. Wenzlick (130) was fifth.
Hartland's A team had 10 individual champions in winning the 22nd annual Lake Fenton Invitational with 290.5 points. Hartland's B team, which also had one champion, was second in the 10-team field with 171.5. Byron was third, Central fourth, Southwestern Academy sixth, Bentley eighth, Lake Fenton ninth and Southwestern Academy 10th.
Byron's Eric Bancroft (160) and Aaron Bancroft (215) and Southwestern Academy's Washington Jackson (189) also won titles.
Team standings: 1. Hartland A 290.5; 2. Hartland B 171.5; 3. Byron 116; 4. Central 66.5; 5. Dundee 51.5; 6. Southwestern Academy 46.5; 7. Freeland 45.5; 8. Bentley 34; 9. Lake Fenton 29; 10. Northwestern 11.
Championship matches
103 - Gabe Chevrier (H-a) d. Jason Sims (C) :42; 112 - Steve Johnson (H-a) d. Adam Roberts (Bt) 2:44; 119 - Shawn Petitpren (H-b) d. Ryan Henderson (H-a) 4-2; 125 - Drew Hellner (H-a) d. Mark Kasabasic (H-b) 1:40; 130 - Derek Nuhn (H-a) d. Jacob Rowe (D) 11-6; 135 - Brett McManaman (H-a) d. Kevin VanNewkirk (Br) 1:51; 140 - Bill Pare' (H-a) d. Bob McKee (Br) 9-2; 145 - Marc Nelson (H-a) d. Adam Rose (F) 9-6; 152 - Steve Steckroth (H-a) d. Tom Ventura (H-b) 7-2; 160 - Eric Bancroft (Br) d. Jeff Strong (H-a) 1:25; 171 - Joe Tulip (H-a) d. Josh Langlois (LF) 10-2; 189 - Washington Jackson (SWA) d. Steve Storey (H-a) 8-2; 215 - Aaron Bancroft (Br) d. Shane Begoske (H-a) 3:03; 275 - Jim Bunn (H-a) d. Cosell Bavers (D) 2:57.
Third-place matches
103 - Brian Griffon (H-b) d. Ben Cannon (F) 4:56; 112 - Kyle Sopka (H-b) d. Matt Quick (SWA) 15-0; 119 - Jay Gillett (Br) d. David Foreman (C) 11-0; 125 - Tony White (D) d. Tom Ruddy (LF) 4:51; 130 - Ryan Howard (H-b) d. Mike Baryo (C) 15-4; 135 - Brian Arnett (H-b) d. Alan Malott (F) :56; 140 - Gunnar Long (H-b) d. Luke Kenel (F) 2:59; 145 - Sam Weatherspoon (C) d. Claude Gulley (H-b) 9-2; 152 - B.J. Grantham (Br) d. John Hazel (Bt) 2:04; 160 - Marcanthony Claiborne (C) d. Robert Taylor (NW) 2:44; 171 - Antanee Charles (SWA) d. Brian Doyle (H-b) 19-4; 189 - Dustin Thomas (H-b) d. Dave Drummond (Br) :38; 215 - Daniel Chaney (C) d. Mark Graham (F) 2:39; 275 - Chris Anurak (H-b) d. Justin Benardo (SWA) injury default.
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