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C:\Users\Robert Valerio\Desktop California USAWrestling:State Schedule of Events: January 2013 Vol. No 12 California USA Wrestling guided by the Olympic Spirit. California USA Wrestling is the national governing body for the sport of wrestling in the state of California and, as such, is its representative to USA Wrestling. Simply, California USA Wrestling is the central organization that coordinates amateur wrestling programs in the State of California, and works to create interest and participation in these programs. California USA Wrestling is a non for profit 501(c) 3 corporation Congratulations Jake Varner Olympic Champion ! 18 Local Association: Northern California Bay Area Wrestling Association (BAWA) Coastal Mountain Wrestling Association (CMWA) Mount Diablo Wrestling Association (MDWA) North Area Wrestling Association (NAWA) Redwood Empire Wrestling Association (REWA) Sacramento Area Wrestling Association (SAWA) Santa Clara Valley Wrestling Association (SCVWA) Central California Central Valley Wrestling Association (CVWA) Kern County Wrestling Association (KCWA) Kings-Turlare Wrestling Association (KTWA) Motherlode Wrestling Association (MLWA) JOIN TEAM USATODAY! San Joaquin Wrestling Association (SJWA) Southern California Schedule of State California Age Group Wrestling Association (CAGWA) & Inland Empire Wrestling Association (IEWA) Southern California Wrestling Association (SCWA) Local Events San Diego- Imperial Kids Wrestling Association (SDIKWA) 2013 Season! San Diego Wrestling Association (SDWA) Be sure to follow us on Tri-Counties Wrestling Association (TCWA) CALIFORNIADREAMIN: Jake Varner wins Olympic gold medal for U.S. By Craig Sesker USA Wrestling Jake Varner captured an Olympic gold medal on Sunday afternoon. John Sachs photo.LONDON – It was one of the last gold-medal moments for the United States on the final day of the 2012 Olympic Games.And it belonged to American Jake Varner and the U.S. freestyle wrestling team.Varner realized a lifelong dream when he capped a phenomenal performance by winning an Olympic gold medal at 96 kg/211.5 lbs. on Sunday afternoon before a sellout crowd of 6,500 fans at ExCeL North Arena 2.Varner, a California native, took control early to sweep Ukraine’s Valeri Andriitsev 1-0, 1-0 in the Olympic gold-medal finals.Varner scored early in both periods – on an ankle pick in the first period and on a pushout in the second period – to reach the pinnacle of his sport.“Every time I step on the mat I expect to win,” Varner said. “This is exciting. I came in here with a goal of winning a gold medal and I did my job for our team. I’m just enjoying the moment right now. I will probably have some chocolate milk or a Mountain Dew to celebrate.”Following his gold-medal victory, the normally low-key Varner grabbed an American flag and ran around the mat while pumping his right fist. He then dropped to his knees while taking in his dramatic moment.He walked off the mat and jumped into the arms of his mentor, close friend, coach and training partner, 2004 Olympic gold medalist Cael Sanderson, as the crowd stood and roared. Varner trains with Sanderson as a member of the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club in State College, Pa. “It’s awesome to have Cael in my corner,” Varner said. “He’s an Olympic champion and I’m an Olympic champion now. I’m still not sure I’m in his league. I can’t thank him enough for everything. I owe him a lot, that’s for sure.”Jake Varner is an Olympic champion - that’s what he wanted to do since he was a little kid,” Sanderson said. “It’s awesome. I’m really excited for him. He loves to compete. He showed great composure out there, and that’s why he got a gold medal.”Varner earned $250,000 from the Living the Dream Medal Fund, supported mainly by the wrestling community, for his gold-medal victory.“That’s pretty sweet,” Varner said. “You don’t wrestle for the money, you wrestle for the gold medal. The money is icing on the cake. It’s a nice chunk of change and it’s nice to have.”Varner, 26, a two-time NCAA champion for Iowa State University, was competing in his first Olympic Games. He is a native of Bakersfield, Calif.Andriitsev was second in the European Championships this year and is a past Junior World champion.The U.S. captured multiple Olympic freestyle gold medals for the first time since 1996. Varner joins teammate Jordan Burroughs, who won an Olympic freestyle gold medal for the U.S. on Friday. Coleman Scott won an Olympic bronze medal for the U.S. on Saturday. Burroughs was one of the first people to congratulate Varner after his gold-medal win.The U.S. won its 49th Olympic gold medal in freestyle wrestling.The U.S. finished a close third in the unofficial team standings, under FILA scoring. The U.S. finished with 38 points. Russia and Georgia tied for first with 40 points.It’s been a tremendous tournament for us, and what a way to cap it off with Jake’s gold medal,” U.S. Coach Zeke Jones said. “We’ve made a lot of progress as a team. We don’t come for third, we come for first, so we’ve still got work to do. But I really like where we’re headed.”In the semifi- nals, Varner scored on a pushout early in the third period to earn a hard-fought 0-2, 1-0, 1-0 win over Georgia’s Georgi Gogshelidze, a past World champion and 2008 Olympic bronze medalist. Varner scored on two takedowns – on an ankle pick in the first period and a throw-by in the second period – to sweep Canada’s Khetag Pliev 1-0, 1-0 in the quarterfinals.Varner opened by earning a hard-fought 1-0, 0-1, 1-0 win over past World bronze medalist Kurban Kurbanov of Uzbekistan. Varner was the aggressor the whole way and his persistence paid off when he spun behind Kurbanov midway through the period for the eventual winning takedown.American Jared Frayer dropped his opening match to Ali Shabanau of Belarus at 66 kg/145.5 lbs. Frayer won a ball draw after a scoreless second period, but was unable to finish in the leg clinch.“Jared just made a mistake out of the clinch,” U.S. Olympic Coach John Smith said. “He had the leg up and then dropped the leg. We obviously weren’t able to finish and it cost us.” Shabanau won the match 3-0, 1-0. Frayer was eliminated when Shabanau fell short of making the finals. Frayer told reporters it was the last match of his career.Frayer, 33, an NCAA runner-up for Oklahoma, was wrestling in his first Olympics. He is an assistant coach at Oklahoma.“It’s frustrating because I know how much the coaches put into me and I know how good I was feeling,” Frayer said. “I ran into an unorthodox guy and I didn’t wrestle the way I’m capable of. It’s hard.” Statewide Directors Association Directors Josh Adams San Joaquin Wrestling Paul Bristow Association (SJWA) Coaching Certification 209-765-5203 209-358-5538 California USA Wrestling Inc. [email protected] [email protected] Ricardo Garcia Pat Cadwallader Bay Area Wrestling Assoc Mat Officials Director Board of Directors 408-910-5835 714-822-7810 [email protected] [email protected] MarcieVanDusen California USA State Schedule of Events is published at: Richard Martinez Women’s Director Central Valley Wrestling Assoc 719-694-6509 California USA Wrestling Inc., P.O. Box 1238 Hollister, CA 95023 (CVWA) [email protected] 559-906-5399 Website address: http://www.ca-usaw.org [email protected] Keith Spataro Open Director California USA Wrestling:State Schedule of Events LyndonCampbell 650-875-9232 Inland Empire Wrestling Assoc [email protected] January 2013 Vol. No 12 (IEWA) 951-695-7300 ext2164 Steven Guerrero [email protected] Director, Sports Medicine Program 559-593-8340 State Chairman SandyOdom [email protected] Kern County Wrestling Assoc Duane Morgan- 831-636-1569 [email protected] (KCWA) Laurie Dixon 1-866-469-9459 [email protected] Head of Tournament Oper 408-307-4429 Secretary/Treasurer DaveWatts [email protected] Kings Tulare Wrestling Assoc Robert Valerio 559-275-9478- [email protected] (KTWA) Bruce Shelton Dave Watts559-471-6676 Kids Director [email protected] 209-627-6726 [email protected] Administrative Assistant/Head of National Teams Greg Chappel Mount Diablo Wrestling Assoc Ricardo Garcia Greg Chappel-831-595-6008 [email protected] (MDWA) Cultural Exchange Director 831-595-6008 408-910-5835 [email protected] [email protected] Printing : Brett Southwick AnthonyCalifano Northern Area Wrestling Assoc Grappling Director Central Valley Business Forms (NAWA) 805-455-6506 530-518-9205 [email protected] 7500 West Sunnyview Avenue [email protected] Jose “Coach Zero”Garcia Visalia, California 93291 Tim Nickols California Age Group Wrestling Assoc Redwood Empire Wrestling 714-767-6715 Assoc(REWA) [email protected], or Frank Cortez 707 633-6107 626-253-3170 [email protected] [email protected] Chris Feder California USAState Schedule of Events, the official publication of the Don Martinez Coastal Mountain Wrestling Association Sacramento Area Wrestling Assoc (CMWA) Governing body for amateur wrestling, in the state of California The (SAWA) 415-517-1351 916-807-4496 [email protected] schedule is published once a year in January of each year by California [email protected] Paul Clementi USA Wrestling. 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