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First Round

DYE 1-0,

CHUN 0-1,

WONG 0-1,

HUTCHINSON 0-1,
ROSENBROCK 1-0,

ADAMS1-0,

MONTGOMERY 1-0,
MENA BYE.


Second round
chun win,

dye loss

wong bye

hutchinson win

rosenbrock loss

adams win

montgomery bye

mena loss.

Third Round

Chun win by fall,

Dye win by tech fall,

Wong bye(?),

Huchinson bye(?),

Rosenbrock loss,
Adams won by fall,

Montgomery won by fall,

Mena won by fall.
Adams and Montgomery win pools,

NOTES:

Erica Dye in for 3-4,

Tori Adams in for 3-4,
Toccara Montgomery still has one more match vs Canada to be in the finals.
A very poorly run and unorganized tournament by FILA.

team results are
1. Russia
2. Japan
3. Canada

As far as I can tell, Tocarra is in the finals.

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Warren's Rosenbrock wrestling with success

August 15, 2001

BY JO-ANN BARNAS
FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER

She's involved in so many sports, it might seem difficult for Brandy Rosenbrock of Warren to choose her favorite.

But that's not the case for this multi-sport star from East Detroit High.

Even though she has earned eight varsity letters in five sports the past two years, Rosenbrock loves wrestling -- and it's easy to see why.

Today, she's in Martigny, Switzerland, preparing for the junior and cadet world wrestling championships. She's entered in the 127 3/4-pound weight class. The competition is Thursday through Sunday.

"I've been wrestling for four years," Rosenbrock said. "I keep liking it more and more. It's one-on-one. It's you against yourself, really."

Rosenbrock, who turned 17 on Aug. 7, has been one of the top junior girls wrestlers in the United States the past two years.

After winning two USA Wrestling age-group titles this year -- the FILA Cadet Nationals (ages 15-17) and the FILA Junior Nationals (17-20) -- she was named to the first TheMat.com/ASICS Girls High School All-American Wrestling Team.

Michigan led the nation with three first-team selections: Rosenbrock, Katrina Betts of Milan and Keristen LaBelle of Davison.

The first team featured eight seniors, five juniors and one sophomore. The sophomore was Rosenbrock.