HSWrestling.net’s High School Wrestling National Individual Rankings

January 2011

285:

1. Donny Longendyke (12) — White Bear Lake, MN
2. Devin Pommerenke (12) — Rogers City, MI
3. Brooks Black (10) — Blair Academy, NJ
4. Cody Krumwiede (12) — Waverly-Shell Rock, IA
5. Connor Medbery (12) — Loveland, CO
6. Doug Vollaro (11) — Oviedo, FL
7. Greg Kuhar (11) — St. Edward, OH
8. Billy Smith (12) — High Point, IL
9. Austin Blythe (12) — Williamsburg, IA
10. Jack Allen (12) — Hinsdale Central, IL
11. Nick Nevills (9) — Clovis, CA
12. Gavin Andrews (11) — Granite Bay, CA
13. Parker Betts (12) — St. Michael-Albertville, MN
14. Chris Lopez (12) — Carl Sandburg, IL
15. Evan Knutson (12) — Wasau West, WI

HONORABLE MENTION:

• Jacob Aiken-Phillips (12) — Central Gwinett, GA
• Jack Delia (12) — North Hunterdon, NJ
• Terrence Jean-Jacques (12) — Wyoming Seminary, PA
• Tyler Swope (12) — Davenport Assumption, IA
• Orry Elor (12) — College Park, CA
• John Rizzo (11) — Richland, PA
• Curt Fuller (12) — Wisconsin Rapids, WI
• Zach Corl (12) — Central Mountain, PA
• Brodie Berrie (12) — Bettendorf, IA
• Collin Campbell (12) — Person, NC

Brandon High School (Florida) takes down the 2011 Hillsborough County Championships this weekend in Riverview, FL.  The tournament was very impressive as Brandon only loses 2 single matches the entire tournament, both coming in the finals (103 & 140).

FINAL TEAM SCORES

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INDIVIDUAL RESULTS:

103 Results
1st Place – Abe Fernandez of STRAWBERRY CREST
2nd Place – Devan Berrian of BRANDON
3rd Place – Jacob Wasserman of KING
4th Place – Shavon Flowers of CHAMBERLAIN
5th Place – Cameron Perez of DURANT
6th Place – Larry Antoine of LENNARD
1st Place Match
Abe Fernandez of STRAWBERRY CREST won by major decision over Devan Berrian of BRANDON 17-8.
3rd Place Match
Jacob Wasserman of KING won by pin over Shavon Flowers of CHAMBERLAIN in 4:19.
5th Place Match
Cameron Perez of DURANT won by decision over Larry Antoine of LENNARD 8-7.

112 Results
1st Place – James Flint of BRANDON
2nd Place – William Joyce of PLANT CITY
3rd Place – Isaiah Devault of WHARTON
4th Place – Jonathan Mceaneney of EASTBAY
5th Place – Wilfredo Sierra of ROBINSON
6th Place – Darrien Kelley of DURANT
1st Place Match
James Flint of BRANDON won by major decision over William Joyce of PLANT CITY 14-6.
3rd Place Match
Isaiah Devault of WHARTON won by major decision over Jonathan Mceaneney of EASTBAY 12-3.
5th Place Match
Wilfredo Sierra of ROBINSON won by pin over Darrien Kelley of DURANT in 2:10.

119 Results
1st Place – Victor Fugate of BRANDON
2nd Place – Damen Patisaul of STRAWBERRY CREST
3rd Place – Chase Haley of DURANT
4th Place – Darrian Mills of LENNARD
5th Place – Brandon May of NEWSOME
6th Place – Norman Gallon of SPOTO
1st Place Match
Victor Fugate of BRANDON won by decision over Damen Patisaul of STRAWBERRY CREST 11-4.
3rd Place Match
Chase Haley of DURANT won by pin over Darrian Mills of LENNARD in 4:05.
5th Place Match
Brandon May of NEWSOME won by pin over Norman Gallon of SPOTO in 1:56.

125 Results
1st Place – Kevin Norstrem of BRANDON
2nd Place – Dan Duchesne of ARMWOOD
3rd Place – Michael Drapeau of GAITHER
4th Place – Mark Livernois of STRAWBERRY CREST
5th Place – Lucas Fitzer of ALONSO
6th Place – Caleb Smith of DURANT
1st Place Match
Kevin Norstrem of BRANDON won by tech fall over Dan Duchesne of ARMWOOD in 0:00 17-1.
3rd Place Match
Michael Drapeau of GAITHER won by decision over Mark Livernois of STRAWBERRY CREST 6-2.
5th Place Match
Lucas Fitzer of ALONSO won by injury default over Caleb Smith of DURANT.

130 Results
1st Place – Rossi Bruno of BRANDON
2nd Place – Roger Phillips of CHAMBERLAIN
3rd Place – Eric Franklin of SPOTO
4th Place – Calvin Rabney of LENNARD
5th Place – Matt Benton of PLANT CITY
6th Place – Sam Parry of ARMWOOD
1st Place Match
Rossi Bruno of BRANDON won by major decision over Roger Phillips of CHAMBERLAIN 20-6.
3rd Place Match
Eric Franklin of SPOTO won by injury default over Calvin Rabney of LENNARD.
5th Place Match
Matt Benton of PLANT CITY won by injury default over Sam Parry of ARMWOOD.

135 Results
1st Place – Tyler Liberatore of BRANDON
2nd Place – Michael Reagor of BLOOMINGDALE
3rd Place – James Aikman of SPOTO
4th Place – Malachi Bollman of CHAMBERLAIN
5th Place – Luis Peguero of ROBINSON
6th Place – Alessi Taffanelli of ALONSO
1st Place Match
Tyler Liberatore of BRANDON won by pin over Michael Reagor of BLOOMINGDALE in 3:42.
3rd Place Match
James Aikman of SPOTO won by decision over Malachi Bollman of CHAMBERLAIN 12-5.
5th Place Match
Luis Peguero of ROBINSON won by pin over Alessi Taffanelli of ALONSO in 4:44.

140 Results
1st Place – Josh Fulford of STEINBRENNER
2nd Place – Brice Jones of BRANDON
3rd Place – Thomas Lebarre of NEWSOME
4th Place – Gamar Rosada of MIDDLETON
5th Place – Christian Bollman of CHAMBERLAIN
6th Place – Omar Soler of EASTBAY
1st Place Match
Josh Fulford of STEINBRENNER won by pin over Brice Jones of BRANDON in 5:57.
3rd Place Match
Thomas Lebarre of NEWSOME won by decision over Gamar Rosada of MIDDLETON 9-7.
5th Place Match
Christian Bollman of CHAMBERLAIN won by major decision over Omar Soler of EASTBAY 15-4.

145 Results
1st Place – Travis Berridge of BRANDON
2nd Place – Kaylab Phillips of LENNARD
3rd Place – Sean Defontaine of BLOOMINGDALE
4th Place – Tobin Williams of RIVERVIEW
5th Place – Michael Grimmett of ROBINSON
6th Place – Nissan Anderson of EASTBAY
1st Place Match
Travis Berridge of BRANDON won by decision over Kaylab Phillips of LENNARD 6-3.
3rd Place Match
Sean Defontaine of BLOOMINGDALE won by pin over Tobin Williams of RIVERVIEW in 4:32.
5th Place Match
Michael Grimmett of ROBINSON won by decision over Nissan Anderson of EASTBAY 4-2.

152 Results
1st Place – Clark Glass of BRANDON
2nd Place – Eric Mederos of PLANT
3rd Place – Branden Booher of DURANT
4th Place – Jake Smith of PLANT CITY
5th Place – James Maggert of WHARTON
6th Place – Nathan Graham of EASTBAY
1st Place Match
Clark Glass of BRANDON won by tech fall over Eric Mederos of PLANT in 0:00 19-3.
3rd Place Match
Branden Booher of DURANT won by pin over Jake Smith of PLANT CITY in 2:32.
5th Place Match
James Maggert of WHARTON won by pin over Nathan Graham of EASTBAY in 3:20.

160 Results
1st Place – Wally Figaro of BRANDON
2nd Place – Keith Watford of DURANT
3rd Place – Christian Padilla of ROBINSON
4th Place – Ismael Calderon of EASTBAY
5th Place – Will Smith of PLANT CITY
6th Place – Gage Munoz of STRAWBERRY CREST
1st Place Match
Wally Figaro of BRANDON won by tech fall over Keith Watford of DURANT in 0:00 24-9.
3rd Place Match
Christian Padilla of ROBINSON won by decision over Ismael Calderon of EASTBAY 5-3.
5th Place Match
Will Smith of PLANT CITY won by injury default over Gage Munoz of STRAWBERRY CREST.

171 Results
1st Place – Kyle Koziel of BRANDON
2nd Place – Gilbert Stokes of DURANT
3rd Place – Jacob Scott of RIVERVIEW
4th Place – Lane Ory of BLOOMINGDALE
5th Place – Morquez Forest of EASTBAY
6th Place – Chris Saintillien of FREEDOM
1st Place Match
Kyle Koziel of BRANDON won by major decision over Gilbert Stokes of DURANT 13-2.
3rd Place Match
Jacob Scott of RIVERVIEW won by decision over Lane Ory of BLOOMINGDALE 5-2.
5th Place Match
Morquez Forest of EASTBAY won by major decision over Chris Saintillien of FREEDOM 11-2.

189 Result
1st Place – Mike Ettore of BRANDON
2nd Place – Jamil Hewlett of DURANT
3rd Place – Tavares Price of PLANT CITY
4th Place – Andrew Ford of FREEDOM
5th Place – Kenny Rach of BLOOMINGDALE
6th Place – Travis Macon of ARMWOOD
1st Place Match
Mike Ettore of BRANDON won by injury default over Jamil Hewlett of DURANT.
3rd Place Match
Tavares Price of PLANT CITY won by decision over Andrew Ford of FREEDOM 4-2.
5th Place Match
Kenny Rach of BLOOMINGDALE won by decision over Travis Macon of ARMWOOD 6-3.

215 Results
1st Place – Lorenzo Martinez of BRANDON
2nd Place – Ben Richards of HILLSBOROUGH
3rd Place – Conrad Jones of WHARTON
4th Place – Cameron Alsup of STEINBRENNER
5th Place – Ryan Tower of LENNARD
6th Place – Daniel Ibarra of STRAWBERRY CREST
1st Place Match
Lorenzo Martinez of BRANDON won by decision over Ben Richards of HILLSBOROUGH 6-4.
3rd Place Match
Conrad Jones of WHARTON won by pin over Cameron Alsup of STEINBRENNER in 4:45.
5th Place Match
Ryan Tower of LENNARD won by decision over Daniel Ibarra of STRAWBERRY CREST 8-2.

285 Results
1st Place – Joe Dudley of BRANDON
2nd Place – Steven Galloway of PLANT
3rd Place – Shores Morgan of RIVERVIEW
4th Place – Tevin Franklin of EASTBAY
5th Place – Gabe Nold of WHARTON
6th Place – Randell Drayton of ARMWOOD
1st Place Match
Joe Dudley of BRANDON won by decision over Steven Galloway of PLANT 3-2.
3rd Place Match
Shores Morgan of RIVERVIEW won by decision over Tevin Franklin of EASTBAY 5-4.
5th Place Match
Gabe Nold of WHARTON won by pin over Randell Drayton of ARMWOOD in 1:35.

Results & Brackets

HSWrestling.net’s High School Wrestling National Individual Rankings

January 2011

171:

1. Logan Storley (12)  —  Webster, SD
2. Chris Phillips (12)  —  Monroeville, OH
3. Jahwon Akui (12)  —  St. Rita, IL
4. Jordan Rogers (11)  —  Mead, WA
5. Nathaniel Brown (12)  —  Lewisburg, PA
6. Brandon Griffin (11)  —  Sprague, OR
7. Zach Nevills (11)  —  Clovis, CA
8. Jake Waste (12)  —  Apple Valley, MN
9. Kris Klapprodt (12)  —  Rapid City Stevens, SD
10. Nikko Reyes (11)  —  Clovis West, CA
11. Drake Stein (12)  —  Princeton, IN
12. Jordan Thomas (11)  —  Greenville, MI
13. Bubba Scheffel (12)  —  Southern Garrett, MD
14. Tanner Weatherman (12)  —  Ballard, IA
15. Ethan Orr (12)  —  High Point, NJ

HONORABLE MENTION:

• Sam Brooks  (11)  —  Oak Park River Forest, IL
• Justin Lozano  (12)  —  Selma, CA
• John Staudenmayer  (12)  —  Plymouth-Whitemarsh, PA
• Kyle Ryan  (12)  —  St. Paris Graham, OH
• Patrick Rhoads  (12)  —  Staley, MO
• Austin Gabel  (12)  —  Ponderoso, CO
• Scotty Bacon  (12)  —  Santiago, CA
• Josh Snook  (12)  —  St. Marks, DE
• Eric Hensel  (12)  —  Lakeville South, MN
• Trey Adamson  (12)  —  Bishop Lynch, TX

Thomas Gerbasi, UFC - Following an injury to his ribs suffered in training, Wanderlei Silva has been forced to withdraw from his UFC 116 match with Yoshihiro Akiyama on July 3rd in Las Vegas. But Asian superstar Akiyama will remain in the co-main event slot on this highly-anticipated card, with his new opponent being middleweight contender and a veteran of The Ultimate Fighter season one, Chris "The Crippler" Leben.

Matt Brown is set to take on Chris “Lights Out” Lytle at UFC 116 on July 3 and the fight has MMA fans salivating for what should be an exciting bout. The first fight between the two took place outside the UFC with Lytle getting the submission victory via guillotine choke but Brown had only two weeks to prepare for the bout. This time both fighters have had a full camp and Brown will be hungry for a win after lossing to Ricardo Almeida at UFC 111. Lytle has rattled off two victories in a row, his latest coming at UFC 110 against Brian Foster. Brown isn’t looking for Fight of the Night honors though, he’s looking for the KO of the Night(quote via UFC.com):

“This time I have a full training camp, so I’ll be prepared for whatever comes,” he says. “And I can see where people are coming from with the fight of the night stuff. There’s no question that if I was looking at it from the outside that I would say it’s got Fight of the Night written all over it. But I plan on it being Knockout of the Night—I don’t see it being Fight of the Night at all. I’m going to knock him out. I don’t think either of us is going to be happy with this fight going to a decision. We’re coming, we’re out for blood. We’re coming to hurt each other.”

UFC middleweight Wanderlei Silva has injured his ribs and will not be competing at UFC 116 where he was originally scheduled to take on Yoshihiro Akiyama. Instead Chris Leben has stepped in on extremely short notice and will look to continue to write his comback story which started at The Ultimate Finale 11 where he took out Aaron Simpson. Sexyama, however, is a very good test for any fighter let alone one who will be fighting again so soon.

Akiyama hasn’t fought since UFC 100 where he gained the decision victory over Alan Belcher, increasing his current win streak to 11. While Leben has agreed to fight, the official signing has not yet taken place. The MMA News will update this story as news comes out.

UFC 116 features a main event bout between heavyweight champions Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin which will truly be the battle of the big men, and will also feature a rematch between Stephan Bonna and Krzysztof Soszynski.

“Ladies and gentlemen, if you’re ready for some exciting cage fighting, then let’s get around to throwin’ down!” – Bruce Pettis

Saturday, June 12, 2010 come out to the Indiana State Fairgrounds’ Toyota Blue Ribbon Pavilion, as long standing U.F.C. veteran Chris “Lights Out” Lylte and Premier Cage Fighting present “Total Warrior Challenge 6.”

Premier Cage Fighting (PCF) is one Indiana’s most reputable and promising, mixed martial arts promotions.  PCF has been slowly, but surely gaining recognition, as well as participation, from some of Midwestern M.M.A’s premier fighters and fans (hence the name).  Because of this, PCF has been able to produce electrifying fight cards.  Saturday, June 12th will be no exception.

The night will feature a main event between Joao Herdy and former CageCraze.com featured fighter Dustin Neace.  Other professionals set to perform will include:  Marvin Lemock, Justin Allen, Casey Dyer, and James Shaw.  Besides showcasing professional talent, PCF will be featuring multiple amateur bouts.  Amateur stand-outs Abe Garcia, Bobby Thilman, Matthew Perry, and Bryant Whitaker are all set to perform in the cage.

This will be a no-smoking event, so bring the whole family to witness some of tomorrow’s stars today

Check out our previous show, “Total Warrior Challenge 5″ on Comcast On Demand.

Event Information:

Name: Total Warrior Challenge 6 (view full fight card)

Date: Saturday,June 12th,

Location: Toyota Blue Ribbon Pavilion (Get Directions)

Time: Doors Open at 6pm, Fights start promptly at 7pm

Ticket information:

Get tickets now: www.totalwarriorchallenge.com

Submission Information:

Submitted on: June 4th, 2010

Submitted by: Dave Mcdaniel

UFC heavyweight and “TUF 10″ season runner up Brendan Schaub (5-1) will meet Chris Tuchscherer (18-2) at the UFC 116 event. Both men will be fighting on the preliminary card but will be the lead in to the pay-per-view event by making the live Spike TV broadcast.

“UFC 116: Lesnar vs. Carwin” is set to go down on July 3 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nev. and will be headlined by a UFC heavyweight title unification bout between champion Brock Lesnar vs. interim champ Shane Carwin.

Schaub recently talked about his upcoming bout with FightHype.com.

“Chris is a vet. This will be his 21st professional fight and he’s 18-2. He’s a tough wrestler man. I think he’s the 5th All American, National Champ or Olympic wrestler I have fought. He’s not going to keep it a secret, he wants to take me down and pound me out. That’s how he gets most of his wins. I expect him to come out and be pretty aggressive, look for a takedown or maybe press me against the cage, but I think he’s going to have his hands full trying to do any of those things…I think Chris is the perfect opponent for me to showcase my skills. He has a good chin, he’s a real tough guy and I think it will take more than one shot to put this guy away.”

Schaub defeated Chase Gormley last March by TKO (punches) at the UFC LIVE: Vera vs. Jones event. He’s 1-1 in the UFC, having lost his debut against “TUF 10″ Finale winner Roy Nelson in December.

NEW YORK, NY, May 19, 2010 – The live finale of “The Ultimate Fighter: Team Liddell vs Team Ortiz” on Spike TV will include two bouts showcasing four of the UFC’s most exciting fighters. Emanating from The Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, NV on Saturday, June 19 at 9:00 PM ET, the fights announced today include a middleweight bout between Aaron Simpson (7-0) and Chris Leben (19-6), and a lightweight matchup pitting Dennis Siver (15-7) against Spencer Fisher (24-5).

Currently sporting a 7-0 record, with all but one of his victories coming via knockout, Aaron Simpson is a former All-American wrestler who is developing into a lethal striker. He left a lasting impression on the minds of fight fans with his 18-second knockout of David Avellan at WEC 36 in November 2008. After entering the UFC, he continued to display his devastating punching power, defeating Tim McKenzie and Ed Herman via TKO early in successive bouts, before running his UFC win streak to three with a decision victory over Tom Lawlor this past January.

Simpson’s opponent is the enigmatic Chris “The Crippler” Leben (19-6), who was one of the breakout stars from the historic first season of “The Ultimate Fighter.” Leben’s UFC career began with seven straight wins over such notables as Jorge Rivera, Patrick Cote, and Luigi Fioravanti. Never one to back down from a challenge, Leben had his streak snapped in April 2006 by current UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva. Since then, he has continued to take on all comers, and following a win over Jay Silva earlier this year, he hopes that a victory over the undefeated Sampson will further him on the path for a shot at the UFC middleweight title.

Hailing from Mannheim, Germany, Dennis Siver has 22 professional bouts under his belt, and only four have gone to decision. He made his UFC debut in 2007, but it was in January 2009 that he truly announced his arrival as he took home “Knockout of the Night” honors with a TKO victory over Nate Mohr at UFC 93, knocking out his opponent with a spinning back kick. After a win over Dale Hartt at UFC 99 in his native Germany, he once again scored a “Knockout of the Night” bonus with the same spinning back kick against Paul Kelly at UFC 105 in November 2009. He had his four fight winning streak stopped by Ross Pearson this past March, but will look to bounce back against his opponent, Spencer Fisher, on June 19.

North Carolina native Spencer Fisher has established himself as one of the most exciting fighters in the UFC over the course of his five year career with the organization. He holds wins over such UFC notables as Thiago Alves, Sam Stout, and Jeremy Stephens, and has twice won “Fight of the Night” honors for his relentless attack inside the Octagon™. Coming off of a tough loss to Joe Stevenson at UFC 104, Fisher hopes to have his hand raised at the end of what promises to be an exciting fight with Siver.

Other bouts, including the finals of “The Ultimate Fighter: Team Liddell vs Team Ortiz,” will be announced at a later date. The two finalists will be competing for a six-figure contract with the preeminent mixed martial arts organization in the world, The Ultimate Fighting Championship®.

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The undercard for UFC 116 just got a bit more exciting with a fight between Matt Brown and Chris “Lights Out” Lytle has been booked according to a recent report on MMA Fighting.

Both fighters usually put on some of the most exciting fights in the welterweight division and this fight should be no different. This fight has been added to what should be a huge event with the return of Brock Lesnar in the main event.

This will be a rematch from 2007 in the United Fight League, as Lytle choked Brown out with a guillotine choke in the second round.

Since his return to the UFC after a stint on the fourth season of The Ultimate Fighter, Lytle has racked up seven “Of the Night” bonuses, with four fights of the night bonuses against the likes of Kevin Burns, Marcus Davis, Paul Taylor, and Thiago Alves. Since his return in 2007, Lytle has gone 6-3 with his only loses to Davis, Alves, and Matt Hughes. His most recent victory was over Brian Foster in-which he executed a beautiful rolling kneebar only a minute into the fight.

Brown made his debut after his stint on The Ultimate Fighter: Team Rampage vs. Team Griffin, and has gone 4-2 in the promotion, with his only losses to Dong Hyun-Kim and recently to Ricardo Almeida at UFC 111. Brown’s most memorable fight in the octagon might be his fight against Pete Sell at UFC 96, in which he dropped Sell to only have the fight restarted, and then proceeded to pound Sell some more despite Brown wanting the fight stopped.

UFC 116 takes place on July 3 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, and it will be aired on PPV.