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The 41St Medina Invitational Wrestling Tournament the 41St Edition of the Annual Medina Invita- Tional Wrestling Tournament Was Held Dec January, 2016 Wrestling goes big every year, but never as big as it did this November and December! Ohio High School tournaments took center stage with the Walsh Ironman drawing teams from around the country for the prep school tournament keynote Walsh Jesuit Ironman 2015 Brecksville Holiday Wrestling Tournament 2015 Alex Marinelli, Ironman OW, pg 2 Medina Invitational Tournament 2015 Elyria’s Ben Darmstadt wins Brecksville’s featured match. pg 4 David Carr, Ironman and MIT winner. pg6 Grapple on the Gridiron Drew 42,287 Fans event of the season. head coach Tom Brands as the Hawkeyes won on bonus points Ironman was followed by two holiday week staples, the Medina after splitting the 10 matches. Invitational Tournament and the Brecksville Holiday Tournament. “That’s what it’s about, our fans, I’m selfish that way,” said While Ohio is wrestling capital of the country for events like Brands. “I know it is great for wrestling, and people in Russia Ironman, Iowa is always wrestling central. Never more than this and Iran are going to see this, as well. This is the city that Dan year, however, as the Hawkeyes hosted a truly unique event, Gable lives in, that’s a big part of it as well, they will know about Grapple on the Gridiron, on Nov. 14. It was a dream event for it internationally.” Iowa head coach Tom Brands as 42,287 fans filled Kinnick Stadi- “It was awesome,” said four-time Iowa All-American and um in Iowa City to witness the Hawkeyes post an 18-16 dual meet three time Bay High state champ Mike DeAnna. “The two most victory over top-ranked Oklahoma State in the first-ever wrestling successful programs in the history of college wrestling. Ven- match held in a Div. I football stadium. It was the largest crowd in dors, live music, Gable book signing, largest crowd in college dual meet crowd in NCAA history. dual meet history. I just wish it had been colder. I wanted to see “The hype for the fans is what’s important for me,” said Iowa steam coming off the wrestler’s backs.” Page 2 - January, 2016 The Villager Newspaper WRESTLING GOES BIG! Walsh Ironman: The Making of Champions The Walsh Ironman Tournament hosted each December at Walsh Jesuit High School in Cuyahoga Falls is one of the top high school tourna- ments in the country. It annually draws the top talent from around the nation to come and compete in north- east Ohio. Literally dozens of future NCAA champions and NCAA All-Americans have made their mark in prep competition at the Ironman. Known for its tight gym and hyped atmosphere, the Walsh stage is a classic venue for the sport as elite teams vie for the top ranking nation-wide and individual wres- tlers put both their hopes and reputations on the line. This year, a new champion emerged from a field that included powerhouses like Blair Academy of New Jersey, St. Paris Graham of Ohio and St. Edward High. Wyoming Seminary of Pennsylvania won its first ever Ironman title after years of top five finishes. Individually, 145-pound sophomore David Carr of Massillon Perry, ranked third in the nation, topped number one Jarod Verkleeren of Belle Vernon, Pa. in the ultimate tiebreaker to win the title in the champi- onship round featured match. 182: Nick Reenan (Wyoming Seminary, Pa.) Repeating with his second Ironman title was dec. Jacob Warner (Washington, Il.) 7-5 Alex Marinelli of St. Paris Graham. As the nation’s Alex Marinelli of St. Paris Graham was named OW at the 2015 Walsh Ironman Tournament. The two-time Ironman champ will wrestle at Iowa. top 160-pound wrestler and committed to the University of Iowa, Marinelli made his fourth finals appearance at the Ironman, something only eight others before have achieved. Marinelli notched a fall at 4:26 against No. 13 Justin Thomas of Calvary 132: Dylan Duncan (Montini Catholic, Ill.) dec. Navonte 285: Kameron Teacher (Central Crossing, Ohio) pin (at Chapel, Pa. and was named as the tournament’s Most Outstanding Wrestler. Demison (Bakersfield, Calif.) 1-0 220) Will Hilliard (Wyoming Seminary, Pa.) 5:16 All Photos First Place Round. www.TheVillagerNewspaper.com for more photos. UnitedFundraising Custom Entertainment Books Programs Big enough to serve, small enough to care. Chocolate Cookie Spirit Wear Dough Gift Items One Day Fundraisers Westlake, OH Magazines Joe Schneeberger, Owner 440-899-8049 • www.unitedfr.org The Villager Newspaper January, 2016 - Page 3 WRESTLING GOES BIG! 195: Chase Singletary (Blair Academy, N.J.) dec. 126: Tariq Wilson (Steubenville, Ohio) dec. Cole Matthews Jack Harris (Urbana, Ohio) 5-1 (Reynolds, Pa.) 8-6 145: David Carr (Massillon Perry, Ohio) dec. Jarod Verkleeren (Belle Vernon Area, Pa.) 4-4, ultimate tiebreaker rideout 113: Real Woods (Montini Catholic, Ill.) dec. Drew Mattin 170: Austin Bell (Belle Vernon Area, PA) dec. Jeremy Thomas (Calvary (Delta, Ohio) 3-0 Chapel, Calif.) 5-1 138: Hunter Ladnier (St. Edward, Ohio) major decision Will Lewan (Montini Catholic, Ill.) 9-1 152: Mason Manville (Wyoming Seminary, Pa.) 106: Nate Keaton (Circleville, Ohio) dec. 220: Matt Stencel (Oregon Clay, Ohio) pin Cohlton 120: Jack Mueller (Trinity Christian Academy, Texas) major deci- dec. Evan Wick (San Marino, Calif.) 8-1 Dylan D’Emilio (Genoa, Ohio) 5-4) Schultz (Ponderosa, Colo.) 3:49 sion Zach Sherman (Blair Academy, N.J.) 15-4 Welcome To Ohio Family Realty e are pleased that so many of you have chosen our company to assist you in your real Westate transactions. Lorain County Community Big real estate companies that sell thousands of homes per year are nice. College If you have a thousand homes to sell – call them. If you have one very special Gulf Road Hilliard Road home to sell call Ohio Family Realty. If you want professional help at a fair Hilliard Road and reasonable commission rate, contact us today at 440-731-8070 or visit our website at www.OhioFamilyRealty.com. Gulf Road State Route 57 N. Abbe Road Elyria Catholic 125 Hilliard Road, Elyria, Ohio 44035 High School Page 4 - January, 2016 The Villager Newspaper WRESTLING GOES BIG! The 55th Brecksville Holiday Tournament The 55th edition of the nation’s oldest The annual Brecksville Holiday Tournament continuous running holiday tournament was a milestone event with a record 49 schools as- returned to Brecksville-Broadview Heights sembled for this perennially excellent clash of top High School on Tuesday, December 29 and teams from Ohio and elsewhere. Wednesday, December 30. This year’s field included 20 programs from northeast Ohio doing battle with a diverse field of teams from across Ohio, two from the state of Michigan, and one from Pennsylvania. Featured in the field were 124 wrestlers that have previously appeared in a state wrestling tourna- ment. This includes fifteen wrestlers that were state champions in 2015: Caleb Yates (Anthony Wayne); A.J. Facundo (Davison, Mich.); Tommy Hoskins and Logan Lacure (Dayton Christian); Drew Mat- tin, Jake Spiess, and Chance Veller (Delta); Brandon Whitman (Dundee, Mich.); Ben Darmstadt (Elyria); Kaleb Romero (Mechanicsburg); Kyle Lawson (Olentangy Liberty); Matt Stencel (Oregon Clay); Josh Venia (Toledo Central Catholic); and Andrew McNally (Uniontown Lake). When the dust settled, it was host Brecksville 182: Brendan McRill (Davison) d. JT Brown (Elyria), 3-2 who won the team title, followed by Delta and then Elyria. Fans has to wonder if Elyria would 195: Ben Darmstadt (Elyria) d. Brandon Whitman (Dundee), 8-4 have taken the crown had returning state and Brecksville champ Kevin Vough (285) been in the lineup in the last match of the night, a featured battle at 195 pounds. He met Michigan instead of continuing to rehab a football injury. standout Brandon Whitman of Dundee and posted an 8-4 decision to repeat as Elyria’s Ben Darmstadt won a battle of state champions a Brecksville champ. Darmstadt trailed going into the third period but scored a reversal and parlayed his position into back points to seal the deal. Darmstadt, who is headed to Cornell, was one of seven northeast Ohio wrestlers to reach the finals, but the only one to win. Taking seconds were CVCA’s Jordan Decatur (113), Padua’s Tony Decesare (120) and Eric Fras- nacht (170), Brecksville’s Marco Regalbuto (126), Elyria’s J.T. Brown (182) and Willoughby South’s Nik Urban (285). Brecksville, which last won the tournament in 2013, had eight placers to edge Delta – last year’s team champ - for the team title, 194.5-194. Delta had six placers and went 3-1 in the finals. Elyria was third (176.5), finishing with seven placers. All Photos First Place Round. 120: Drew Mattin (Delta) p. Tony DeCesare www.TheVillagerNewspaper.com for more photos. (Padua), 5:15 152: Georgia Poullas (Canfield) d. Nick Vestal (Dayton Christian), 6-3 220: Matt Stencel (Oregon Clay) p. 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