Oklahoma
OCU picks up third NWCA National Duals title in a row
Sheila McCabe
Sheila McCabe's fall gave OCU a 23-7 lead in the championship match.
1/10/2010 11:43:19 PM

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – Oklahoma City University captured its third consecutive NWCA National Duals women’s wrestling championship with a 27-15 victory over Simon Fraser (British Columbia) on Sunday at the UNI Dome.

OCU, also the defending WCWA national champion, moved to 21-0-1 on the season in duals. The Stars also won 36-7 over Missouri Valley to finish pool play and advance to the championship dual.

OCU’s Michaela Hutchison at 55 kilograms and Sheila McCabe at 67 picked up falls against Simon Fraser. Hutchison, a sophomore from Soldotna, Alaska, picked up the fall over Laura Gordon in 1:26 to put the Stars ahead 13-4.

Then Ashley Hudson of the Stars won in a technical fall over Raissa Dickinson at 59. Simon Fraser answered with Danielle Lappage’s win in the 63-kilogram bout, cutting OCU’s lead to 18-7.

McCabe, a senior from El Cajon, Calif., ended her match against Sidney Morrison in 1:06, giving OCU a 23-7 advantage.

OCU prevailed even though Simon Fraser won two of the final three matches.

Against Missouri Valley, Na’Tasha Umemoto and Tessa Plana recorded falls, while Brittany Delgado won in a technical fall to lead OCU.

The Stars finish their dual season by facing King (Tenn.) at 5 p.m. and Lindenwood (Mo.) at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 22 in Moore, Okla.

 

OKLAHOMA CITY 27

SIMON FRASER 15

44: Stephanie Waters, OCU, dec. Michiko Araki, 8-2,3-0 (OCU leads 3-1)

48: Victoria Anthony, SFU, dec. Nicole Woody, 4-5,1-1,0-0,2-0 (Tied 4-4)

51: Na’Tasha Umemoto, OCU, tech. fall Tessa Ma, 6-1,10-0 (OCU leads 8-4)

55: Michaela Hutchison, OCU, pinned Laura Gordon, 1:26 (OCU leads 13-4)

59: Ashley Hudson, OCU, tech. fall Raissa Dickinson, 6-0,4-0 (OCU leads 17-4)

63: Danielle Lappage, SFU, dec. Tessa Plana, 2-1,2-0,2-0 (OCU leads 18-7)

67: Sheila McCabe, OCU, pinned Sidney Morrison, 1:06 (OCU leads 23-7)

72: Stacie Anaka, SFU, tech. fall Brittney Roberts, 10-0,2-0 (OCU leads 23-11)

82: Taylor Dick, SFU, dec. Melissa Simmons, 1-0,0-1,1-0 (OCU leads 24-14)

95: Brittany Delgado, OCU, dec. Hillary Greening, 1-0,3-3 (OCU wins 27-15)

 

OKLAHOMA CITY 36

MISSOURI VALLEY 7

44: Stephanie Waters, OCU, by forfeit (OCU leads 5-0)

48: Nicole Woody, OCU, by forfeit (OCU leads 5-0)

51: Na’Tasha Umemoto, OCU, pinned Brittany Bertolani, 0:39,4-0 (OCU leads 15-0)

55: Michaela Hutchison, OCU, dec. Rachel Pike, 2-1,1-0 (OCU leads 18-1)

59: Ashley Hudson, OCU, dec. Summer Sistad, 2-1,3-0 (OCU leads 21-2)

63: Randi Beltz, MVC, pinned Sheila McCabe, 0-5,1:53 (OCU leads 21-7)

67: Tessa Plana, OCU, pinned Samantha Richardson, 1:07 (OCU leads 26-7)

72: Brittney Roberts, OCU, dec. Venus Barron, 0-0,0-0 (OCU leads 29-7)

82: Melissa Simmons, OCU, dec. Tamara Hartfield, 1-1,3-0 (OCU leads 32-7)

95: Brittany Delgado, OCU, tech. fall Morgan Touhey, 7-0,6-0 (OCU wins 36-7)


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Oklahoma
OCU Women Win NWCA National Duals Title

posted 01/11/10 5:54 am

Tulsa - The Oklahoma City women's wrestling team won its third straight NWCA National Duals wrestling championship, defeating Simon Fraser 27-15 Sunday in Cedar Falls, Iowa.

With the match tied at 4-4, the Stars won three straight with Na'Tasha Umemoto earning a technical fall of Tessa Ma at 51kg, Michaela Hutchinson pinning Laura Gordon at 55kg and Ashley Hudson with another technical fall of raissa Dickinson.

After the three straight victories, OCU led 17-4.

Sheila McCabe pinned Sidney Morrison at 67kg to give the Stars their widest margin at 23-7, more than enough to hold off Simon Fraser, who won two of the last three matches.

The Stars are now 21-0-1 this season in duals and will face King (TN) and Lindenwood (MO) on January 22nd in Moore to finish the dual season.

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Washington

1A Wrestling: Warriors Finish Big in Castle Rock

By The Chronicle
Published:
Sunday, January 10, 2010 11:27 PM PST
    CASTLE ROCK — Rochester got its highest team finish at an invitational tournament since 2005 here Saturday, scoring 152 points to finish second behind just the host Rockets at the 36th-Annual Jim Bair Memorial Invitational wrestling tournament.

    Liezl Mondoc, though, was tabbed Warrior of the Weekend by Rochester coach Les Eastman. On the girls side Mondoc bumped a weight class — from 130 to 135 — to face better competition, and wound up defeating an opponent that took third at the state tournament last year to win the classification.

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California
Female entry among those ready to battle for county mat supremacy
Monday, January 11, 2010

The Vintage wrestling team has a good chance to pull off a couple of firsts at today’s fifth annual King of the Valley Tournament.

The Crushers’ 103-pounder could make the name of the event confusing for the first time – if she happens to go unbeaten and reign over her Valley competition.
Yes, the dual-meet tournament between Vintage, Napa, Justin-Siena and St. Helena -- which kicks off at 4:30 p.m. at Napa High's Messner Gym -- will have a girl, Jonnarose Palma, competing in it for the first time.

 If she goes undefeated on the day and makes the All-Valley team, will a certain local hospital let her have its name, “Queen of the Valley?”
The tournament was founded as a way to determine the best wrestlers in the Valley at each weight class. Those with the best records on the day make up the All-Valley team.

Palma, a sophomore, is 20-6 with 17 pins in girls tournaments this season in the 114-pound weight class, but Vintage head coach Bob Musante said she’ll make weight at 103 pounds today.
“We’ll have a full roster at least, and that gives us a good chance if everybody wrestles good,” Musante said. “We have a lot of camaraderie this year. There’s a good feeling about this team.”

Along with Palma in the lightest division, Musante said the Crushers will have Joseph Pasco (112 pounds), Nick Rapacon (119), Casey Jones (125), Dylan Solis (130), John McIntyre (135), Nick Mills (140), Andulfo Topete (145), Zack Zuniga (152), Jovany Herrera (160), Ryan Leija (171), Steven Arrambide (189), Josh Knoell (215) and Ruben Herrera (275).

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USA

List of minor Saved by the Bell characters

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Christy Barnes

Christy Barnes was a female wrestler who joined the team despite much protest from Coach Sanski. She and Zack dated, and Zack was embarrassed when Christy beat up a valley punk who was trying to strangle Zack. Although Christie and Slater’s relationship was purely wrestling-related, Jessie ended up getting jealous as the two spent time together in the gym. When Jessie insulted Christy but realized she was wrong about who the female wrestler liked, she joined forces with Zack to convince Christy to rejoin the team, and Zack resumed dating her. Christy did not appear in any future episodes.


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