Waynesville Holiday Brawl Results

Below are the Waynesville results. We had 32 wrestlers wrestle. We had 6 individual champions. All of the wrestlers wrestled well. A lot of wrestlers gained their first wins of the season. Now they know how good it feels to get your hand raised in victory. Our very own Grapplemania IX is next!

ST JAMES Tyler Teague 2 09 1
GRAPPLE Ethan Smith 2 09 2
ROLLA Cole Daniels 2 09 3
ST JAMES Grant Conway 2 09 4
FULTON Tommy Kingsley 2 09 5

GRAPPLE Izaac Morgan 2 10 1
FULTON Dustin Locks 2 10 2
GRAPPLE Dominique Ray 2 10 3
SULLIVAN Nicholas Jozwiak 2 10 4

BAD BOYZ Hunter Wilson 2 12 1
BAD BOYZ Trenton Sexton 2 12 2
LEBANON Ry Evans 2 12 3
MARSHFIE Gary Ball 2 12 4
ST JAMES Matthew Altis 2 12 5
GRAPPLE Evan Anderson 2 12 6

FULTON Tucker Caswell 3 16 1
SULLIVAN Gage Kassing 3 16 2
GRAPPLE Austin Fahey 3 16 3
ROLLA Seth Hofheins 3 16 4

ST JAMES Thomas Henderson 3 17 1
ST JAMES Garrick Lonning 3 17 2
NIXA Tanner Thompson 3 17 2
GRAPPLE Kendal Nakato 3 17 2
GRAPPLE Caden Auten 3 17 5

GRAPPLE Owen Fabro 3 18 1
GRAPPLE Matt Carroll 3 18 2
GRAPPLE Bobby Joe Nicholson 3 18 3
ROLLA Tristan Barr 3 18 4
FULTON Michael Carlin 3 18 5
LEBANON Isaiah Howe 3 18 6

GRAPPLE Dennen Porter 3 21 1
GRAPPLE Jonathan Gehring 3 21 2
GRAPPLE Donavan Nicholson 3 21 3

GRAPPLE Austin Noblitt 3 22 1
ST JAMES Luke McEnnis 3 22 2
ST JAMES Nicklaus Wilson 3 22 3
WAY TIG Carlos De La Cueva 3 22 4

GRAPPLE Cody Curnutt 3 24 1
ROLLA Seth Veatch 3 24 2
ST JAMES Cole Petty 3 24 3
FULTON Luke Berrey 3 24 4
BAD BOYZ Sean Lackey 3 24 5
GRAPPLE Anthony Patinsky 3 24 6

EIERMAN Jaydin Clayton 4 27 1
GRAPPLE Kyle Hunter 4 27 2
OWENSV Wyatt Harrell 4 27 3
FULTON Brandon Dews 4 27 4
GRAPPLE Trevor Sorensen 4 27 5

EIERMAN Bronson Coley 4 28 1
FULTON Dennis Kingsley 4 28 2
GRAPPLE Ryan Carroll 4 28 3
OZARK Mason Calley 4 28 4

EIERMAN Jeremy Eierman 4 31 1
GRAPPLE Hunter Yeargan 4 31 2
EIERMAN Zach Benner 4 31 3
GRAPPLE Cody Sandridge 4 31 4
OZARK Wyatt Porter 4 31 5
GRAPPLE Nick Fetty 4 31 6

NIXA Marshall Osborne 4 32 1
OWENSV Will Tindal 4 32 2
GRAPPLE Samuel McGuire 4 32 3
GRAPPLE Tanner Auten 4 32 4
ST JAMES Jared Yates 4 32 5

EIERMAN Josh Ryan 4 33 1
GRAPPLE Austin Wheller 4 33 2
LEBANON Crystalyn Crouch 4 33 3
GRAPPLE Colton Chance 4 33 4
ROLLA Jacob Steiner 4 33 5

EIERMAN Devan Richter 5 36 1
BAD BOYZ Andrew Wallace 5 36 2
GRAPPLE Michael Shebesta 5 36 3
CamdentonAnthony Franicevich 5 36 4

EIERMAN Alex Shea 5 37 1
LEBANON Mason Schneider 5 37 2
GRAPPLE Jeffery Wescoat 5 37 3
ST JAMES Gerry Mitchell 5 37 4

BAD BOYZ TJ Vohnamme 5 38 1
GRAPPLE Forrest Street 5 38 2
ROLLA Cameron Maedgen 5 38 3

LEBANON Nick Brown 5 41 1
BAD BOYZ Hunter Wilson 5 41 2
GRAPPLE Mason Auten 5 41 3
BAD BOYZ Alex Cruz 5 41 4

GRAPPLE Chandler Klein 5 43 1
ROLLA Thomas Ceja 5 43 2
GRAPPLE DeShawn Clancy 5 43 3
FULTON Madison Childers 5 43 4

Diamond Results

Saturday was a great day for our youth wrestlers. We medaled 20 wrestlers out of 29! I like to see the consistency that is being shown by the club. If we support a few of our team mates we will for sure carry them along into the medal rounds with us. We had wrestlers who were wrestling in their first tournaments ever win their brackets. We also had wrestlers down by large amounts and come back for the pin. My favorite part was to know wrestlers who had lost to an opponent a week before are beating them now! All of this is sign of improvement.

Diamond Placers

50-B
1st McRoy, Braden WXT
2nd Cotton, Zane Seneca
3rd Berding, Tyler SYWC
4th White, Caylen Webb City

60-A
1st Stephens, Dawson Seneca
2nd Young, Trent TCSW
3rd Ray, Mason WXT
4th Smith, Ethin SYWC

60-B
1st Lynch, William SYWC
2nd Carnagey, Ethan WXT
3rd Fields, Dayton Seneca
4th Simmons, Mason Nixa

75
1st Wilson, Hunter Bad Boyz
2nd Hutson, Alex SYWC
3rd Weist, Gage Joplin Takedown
4th Ross, Brandon Springfield Sharks

70-C
1st- Matt Carroll SYWC
2nd- Bobby Joe Nicholson SYWC
3rd-Bates -DIA
4th-Laursen-SPRS

85
1st Porter, Dennen SYWC
2nd Noblitt, Austin SYWC
3rd Cartwright, Brycen Carthage
4th Nicholson, Donavan SYWC

100-105
1 Meyer, Ian Monett
2 Curnutt, Cody SYWC
3 or 4 Raber-Houser, Clinton Springfield Sharks
3 or 4 Meyer, John WXT

110-A
1st Mussleman, Brandon Diamond
2nd Kinser, Bronnie McDonald County
3 or 4 Walker, Phillip SYWC
3 or 4 Thullesen, Andrew Joplin Takedown

12 & Under
1st Finley, Stanton Nixa
2nd Cotton, Quentin Seneca
3rd Sorensen, Trevor SYWC

80-B
12/U Brink, Kedric Monett
12/U Armer, Derek Carthage
12/U Carroll, Ryan SYWC
12/U Doyle, Trey Carthage

95
1st Velliquette, Joe UNA
2nd Logan, Seth Carthage
3rd Meister, Xachary Webb City
4th Sandridge, Cody SYWC

100-A
1st Yeargan, Hunter SYWC
2nd Hostetter, Kyle WXT
3rd Crowder, Beau Carl Junction
4th Wilder, Nathan Joplin Takedown

100-B
1st Fetty, Nick SYWC
2nd Bradley, Garrett

110
1st Osborne, Marshall Nixa
2nd Snowden, Shane SYWC
3rd Hubler, Joseph Webb City
4th Knewtson, Issac Joplin Takedown

115-120
1st Wheller, Austin SYWC
2nd Bloomer, Skyler Carthage
3rd McGuire, Samuel SYWC

95-100
1st Eby, Dustin SYWC
2nd Hembree, Noah TCSW
3rd Gallup,Dalton Carthage
4th Crook, Kaleb Willard

Park Hill Results

This is a very tough tournament for a lot of reasons. We are proud of the 12 young men who went up and competed. This is one of those tournaments that wrestlers get to face opponents from several different states. The competition is very tough to say the least. After a very long day we had nine medalists from our team!

Park Hill Results

Deshawn Clancy 1st
Chandler Klein 1st
Zach Jester 3rd
Austin Wheeler 4th
Phillip Walker 5th
Ethan Smith 5th
Austin Noblitt 6th
Kyle Hunter 6th
Kenneth Shaughnessy 6th

Tournament Tips from Coach Wait and Bobby Douglas

 

Before the tournament:

• Sleep well
• Eat foods high in carbohydrates (i.e. pasta, potatoes, bread)
• Visualize winning the tournament the night before
• Visualize winning your matches the night before
• Have your shoes, headgear, and singlet as well as any other equipment you might need for the tournament packed and ready to go the night before

 

Day of tournament:

• Have a move to do first in mind before the match
• Arrive 45 minutes early to get ready and be on the mat for team stretches
• Never act beaten down or defeated
• Check your bracket and know either your pool number or match numbers before the tournament starts

 

During the match:

• Look over at every break on the ref’s whistle towards the coaches for tips
• Stay focused on basic techniques and push your opponent into a mistake
• Never waste energy chasing, lunging, or worrying—just be persistent
• Never crawl back to the center of the mat, always jog or run
• Take advantage of time or it will take advantage of you
• Attempting moves in a match that are not part of your training plan is not smart wrestling. 
• Be cool and collected in all situations, never quit.
• Stopping before you feel the ref touch you is a mistake.  Even though you hear a whistle, it could be for a match going on beside you.  Wait until the ref stops the match.
• When you try a hold that does not work or is blocked, switch to something else.  It is generally useless to try to force a hold.
• When you are ahead, stay in bounds and keep the clock running.

 

Top tips:

Pinning is the ultimate objective in wrestling.  Always try the half nelson on a take down or end up inside the crotch.

1. Break opponent down on stomach while you work for the pin, keep your back arched.  Move to a T’d out position and drive with your toes.  Always control both the head and the crotch.  Place your opponent in a second pinning hold if he comes out of the first one.  Stay behind your opponent’s arms.
2. If your opponent is using his elbows for support from the bottom, grab the wrist and drive.  Use your chest to hold them on the mat.  Remember to change from one position to another and from side to side, that way your opponent can never regain a good starting position.  Stay off both knees.  Make him carry your weight.  Constantly push off your toes driving your chest and hips into him.  Maintain top pressure with your body and keep his head down.  An example of this is to use your chest like a bulldozer moving your opponent forward driving with your toes forcing his body into the mat.
3. While your opponent is regaining his base attack the ankles to bring him back down.
4. Your initial drive should place your opponent’s weight on his hands and knees preventing him from moving.
5. Do not clasp hands
6. When you start in referee’s position line up with your near knee down far knee up
7. When covering make sure to cover the belly button and then the elbow

 

Bottom tips:

1. Chop your arm down and turn your head up and away to counter the half nelson.  Also force your shoulder down and use your hand to pull his hand off your head.
2. Stay “turtled up” and do not let them get your arms isolated alone.
3. Always keep your elbows in tight and reach for hand control.

Never:

·        Permit your opponent to make you carry his weight

·        Move in the pattern your opponent wants you to

·        Allow your arms to fly about aimlessly

·        Let your opponent tie up your ankles or wrists

·        Let your opponent keep you on your stomach

·        Stop on your back!

·        Think that you can’t get away!

·        Rest your head on the mat

·        Reach back for arms or the head

Salvation Army Bell Ringing Schedule

10:00am – 8:00pm Salvation Army “Tree of Lights” campaign. “Volunteer Bell Ringers”
West Bypass & Sunshine Wal-Mart Supercenter

10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Kenneth Shaughnessy / Margerit Wescoat

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Hutson Family / Forrest Street

12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m.
Klein / Clancy

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
P.J Walker / Hunter Family

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Jason Johnson Family / Jonathan Pesek

3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Blake Greve / Owen Fabro & Family

4:00 p.m. / 5:00 p.m.
The Kays / Patinsky Family

5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
The Carrolls / Sorensens

6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Evan Anderson / Tristan Upp

7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Yeargans / Coaching Staff