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Lee Ann Race From: Bret Curren <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2016 9:30 AM To: ; Subject: 12/8/16 West Holmes Knights Wrestling Newsletter West Holmes Knights Wrestling Newsletter High School Head Coach: Jeff Woods High School Assistant Coach: Greg Woods High School Assistant Coach: Scott Vaughn High School Volunteer Assistant Coach: Will O’Donnell High School Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jeremy Regula Middle School Head Coach: Jeremy Dombrady Middle School Assistant Coach: Matt Torgler Middle School Volunteer Assistant Coach: Nate Morehouse Elementary Volunteer Head Coach: Jarret Mathie Elementary Volunteer Assistant Coach: Tim McClintock Elementary Volunteer Assistant Coach: Justin Ross Elementary Volunteer Assistant Coach: Marshall Overholt Dec. 8, 2016 – Millersburg, OH Inside this edition of the 2016 - 2017 West Holmes Knights Wrestling Newsletter VARSITY GOES 2 – 0 AT ‘BACKYARD BRAWL’ MIDDLE SCHOOL OPENS DUAL SEASON TONIGHT WEEKEND SCHEDULE STATE TOURNAMENT TICKET ORDER FORM ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// WEST HOLMES WRESTLING High School Varsity Knights Pocket Pair Of Dual Wins At ‘Backyard Brawl’ The West Holmes High School varsity wrestling team opened the 2016 – 2017 dual meet season Wednesday, December 7 in the right direction scoring a 61 – 15 mauling of Loudonville High School and a come from behind 51 – 27 victory over Northwestern High School at the annual ‘Backyard Brawl’ contested in ‘The Pit’ at Triway High School near Wooster, Ohio. “To start the dual meet season 2 – 0 instead of 0 – 2 like we did last year is a definite step in the right direction”, Knights head wrestling coach Jeff Woods said following the meet. “We had some bright moments tonight especially from some of our younger kids”. The Knights started the night tangling with Loudonville which saw the two squads in an early nip and tuck affair. Colton Bowling (Jr., 138 lbs.) recorded a forfeit win to start things off, but the Redbirds scored back to back fall wins before Cody Woods (Sr., 152 lbs.) pocketed a fall win (1:45) to knot the team score at 12 apiece. 1 Loudonville would win the 160 lbs. bout by sudden death decision to pull in front 15 – 12, but the Knights would blow it wide open after that winning the final nine matches. In that winning streak, W.H.H.S. got a major decision win from Skylar Cline (Jr., 170 lbs.) followed by Josh Baldridge (Soph., 182 lbs.), Alex Walker (Sr., 195 lbs.), and Jake Mullet (Sr., 220 lbs.) fall wins. Senior Logan Miller (285 lbs.), Cael Woods (Fr., 106 lbs.), and Thane Kaufman (Jr., 113 lbs.) all received forfeit wins before freshman Tyler Masters (120 lbs.) and Walker Uhl (126 lbs.) closed out the team scoring with a major decision win and tech fall win respectively. West Holmes would have to work a little harder in their match-up with the Huskies as Northwestern won four of the first five bouts to pull out to a 21 – 6 lead after the 170 lbs. match. The lone win for the Knights in the early going was a fall win by Cody Woods at :49. But like they did against Loudonville, the Knights went on a hot streak winning 8 of the final 9 matches to come from behind and knock off the Huskies. Pocketing fall victories for W.H.H.S. in the winning streak against Northwestern were Walker, Miller and Cael Woods with Uhl winning by decision and the Knights Baldridge, Mullet, Kaufman, and Masters receiving forfeit wins. Coach Woods was pleased with his squad’s undefeated night and was really impressed with his younger wrestlers. “We started five freshmen, a couple of kids (Baldridge and O’Donnell) who haven’t wrestled in a year or two and a senior (Miller) who’s never wrestled before. The majority of them came through with wins. Overall, I’m happy. It’s just good to get a couple team wins under our belt.” In the other ‘Backyard Brawl’ duals Northwestern downed host Triway 47 – 21 while Loudonville topped the Titans 39 – 21. KNIGHTS VARSITY BOX SCORE “Backyard Brawl” – Wed., 12/7/16 – The Pit/Triway High School – Wooster, OH DUAL # 1: West Holmes versus Loudonville (meet started at 132 lbs.) 132 lbs.: Colton Bowling (Jr., West Holmes) wins by Forfeit: West Holmes 6 – Loudonville 0 138 lbs.: Harley Young (Loudonville) defeats Jarek Snow (Fr., West Holmes) by Fall @ 1:45: West Holmes 6 – Loudonville 6 145 lbs.: Thomas Forbes (Loudonville) defeats Cruz Alexander (Fr., West Holmes) by Fall @ 1:37: Loudonville 12 – West Holmes 6 152 lbs.: Cody Woods (Sr., West Holmes) defeats Brock Lowery (Loudonville) by Fall @ 1:45: Loudonville 12 – West Holmes 12 160 lbs.: Gavin Davis (Loudonville) defeats Ryan O’Donnell (Soph., West Holmes) by 10 – 8 Sudden Victory Decision: Loudonville 15 – West Holmes 12 170 lbs.: Skylar Cline (Jr., West Holmes) defeats Alex Augenstein (Loudonville) by 9 – 0 Major Decision: West Holmes 16 – Loudonville 15 182 lbs.: Josh Baldridge (Soph., West Holmes) defeats Nick Stanton (Loudonville) by Fall @ 5:15: West Holmes 22 – Loudonville 15 195 lbs.: Alex Walker (Sr., West Holmes) defeats Brice Swindall (Loudonville) by Fall @ 2:27: West Holmes 28 – Loudonville 15 220 lbs.: Jake Mullet (Sr., West Holmes) defeats Tomas Sanchez (Loudonville) by Fall @ :39: West Holmes 34 – Loudonville 15 285 lbs.: Logan Miller (Sr., West Holmes) wins by Forfeit: West Holmes 40 – Loudonville 15 106 lbs.: Cael Woods (Fr., West Holmes) wins by Forfeit: West Holmes 46 – Loudonville 15 113 lbs.: Thane Kaufman (Jr., West Holmes) wins by Forfeit: West Holmes 52 – Loudonville 15 120 lbs.: Tyler Masters (Fr., West Holmes) defeats Daniel Forbes (Loudonville) by 12 – 1 Major Decision: West Holmes 56 – Loudonville 15 2 126 lbs.: Walker Uhl (Fr., West Holmes) defeats Mason Fraley (Loudonville) by 16 – 1 Tech Fall @ 2:50: West Holmes 61 – Loudonville 15 DUAL # 2: West Holmes versus West Salem Northwestern (meet started at 138 lbs.) 138 lbs.: Brandon Feist (Northwestern) defeats Jarek Snow (Fr., West Holmes) by Fall @ :53: Northwestern 6 – West Holmes 0 145 lbs.: Dylan Stephenson (Northwestern) defeats Cruz Alexander (Fr., West Holmes) by Fall @ 5:07: Northwestern 12 – West Holmes 0 152 lbs.: Cody Woods (Sr., West Holmes) defeats Will Arthur (Northwestern) by Fall @ :49: Northwestern 12 – West Holmes 6 160 lbs.: Derick DuVall (Northwestern) defeats Ryan O’Donnell (Soph., West Holmes) by Fall @ 1:26: Northwestern 18 – West Holmes 6 170 lbs.: Luke Chaffee (Northwestern) defeats Skylar Cline (Jr., West Holmes) by 6 – 5 Decision: Northwestern 21 – West Holmes 6 182 lbs.: Josh Baldridge (Soph., West Holmes) wins by Forfeit: Northwestern 21 – West Holmes 12 195 lbs.: Alex Walker (Sr., West Holmes) defeats Colt Slanczka (Northwestern) by Fall @ 3:54: Northwestern 21 – West Holmes 18 220 lbs.: Jake Mullet (Sr., West Holmes) wins by Forfeit: West Holmes 24 – Northwestern 21 285 lbs.: Logan Miller (Sr., West Holmes) defeats Aaron Eicher (Northwestern) by Fall @ :32: West Holmes 30 – Northwestern 21 106 lbs.: Cael Woods (Fr., West Holmes) defeats Zaine Garver (Northwestern) by Fall @ :59: West Holmes 36 – Northwestern 21 113 lbs.: Thane Kaufman (Jr., West Holmes) wins by Forfeit: West Holmes 42 – Northwestern 21 120 lbs.: Tyler Masters (Fr., West Holmes) wins by Forfeit: West Holmes 48 – Northwestern 21 126 lbs.: Walker Uhl (Fr., West Holmes) defeats Jacob Feist (Northwestern) by 3 – 2 Decision: West Holmes 51 – Northwestern 21 132 lbs.: Cael Rowland (Northwestern) defeats Colton Bowling (Jr., West Holmes) by Fall @ 1:17: West Holmes 51 – Northwestern 27 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- High School Junior Varsity Junior Varsity Wrestlers Finish 2 – 2 Against Northwestern Only four junior varsity matches were wrestled between West Holmes and Northwestern, and zero junior varsity matches were held against Loudonville and Triway. Of the four bouts against the Huskies, the Knights would get fall wins from freshman Kendel Weber (106 lbs.) at 3:38 and from Hunter Bowling (126 lbs.) at 2:51. Northwestern would win the final two bouts. KNIGHTS JUNIOR VARSITY BOX SCORE “Backyard Brawl” – Wed., 12/7/16 – The Pit/Triway High School – Wooster, OH 106 lbs.: Kendel Weber (Fr., West Holmes) defeats Zaine Garver (Northwestern) by Fall @ 3:38 126 lbs.: Hunter Bowling (Fr., West Holmes) defeats Bobby Flores (Northwestern) by Fall @ 2:51 132 lbs.: Cam Rogers (Northwestern) defeats Josh Sayers (Fr., West Holmes) by 17 – 6 Major Decision 132 lbs.: Luke Franks (Northwestern) defeats Tre Anderson (Soph., West Holmes) by Fall @ 5:24 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- West Holmes Middle School Middle School To Tangle Tonight With Loudonville and Triway In Duals 3 The West Holmes Middle School wrestling team starts off the dual meet portion of the 2016 – 2017 schedule tonight
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