Kansas Wrestling Forums General Discussion High School BIT results - Jan. 26, 2008

B.I.T. Wrestling ~ Final Results
Baldwin Invitational Tournament ~ Jan. 26, 2008

PLACE - TEAM - SCORE - CHAMPIONS
1-Oak Park, Mo., 419 (9 champions)
2-Santa Fe Trail, 202 (1 champion)
3-Prairie View, 181 (1 champion)
4-Baldwin, 167.5
5(tied)-Labette County, 155.5
5(tied)-Abilene, 155.5 (1 champion)
7-Lansing, 146
8-Mill Valley, 136.5
9-Tonganoxie, 134
10-Paola, 119, (2 champions)
11-Andover Central, 94.5
12-Rossville, 81.5

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
103 lbs.
1st – Cody Brewer (OP) def. Luke Cole (AB), WBF 1:35
3rd – Channing Hosey (LC) def. Bo Newport (PV), 3-2
5th – Michael Provencher (ROSS) def. Jake Umscheid (AC), WBF 3:54
7th – Tyler Crotinger (SFT) def. Jeff Ross (TONG), WBF 1:40
9th – Ryan Hodges (MV) def. Colby Soden (BALD), 9-7
11th – Alex Wagoner (PAO)

112 lbs.
1st – Sharky Slyter (PAO) def. Alan Callahan (BAL), 5-4
3rd – Cody Tyler (OP) def. Taylor Dwyer (LC), 9-1
5th – Jake Gentzler (AC) def. Trevor Boyer (MV), 8-7
7th – Colton Kral (PV) def. Tony Punches (SFT), WBF 2:43
9th – Hunter Wehner (ROSS)

119 lbs.
1st – Gage Harrison (OP) def. Sheldon Graves (ROSS), WBF 3:30
3rd – Nick Rockhold (BAL) def. Phillip Martin (LC), 13-3
5th – Courtney Strauss (AB) def. Dillon Brown (SFT), WBF 5:11
7th – Zach Carpenter (SFT) def. Garret Hinckley (LAN), 14-3
9th – Jake Sullivan (AC) def. Kevin Hamm (TONG), default

125 lbs.
1st – Zach Bintliff (OP) def. Quinton Ford (PV), 15-2
3rd – Spencer Blew (LAN) def. Mitch Mosely (PAO), 18-6
5th – Matt Burkdoll (SFT) def. Josh Hanson (BAL), 11-3
7th – D.J. Bush (LC) def. Jake Willis (TONG), WBF :20
9th – Andrew Van Holland (MV)

130 lbs.
1st – Matt Noblet (PAO) def. Kevin Callahan (BAL), 4-3
3rd – Dustin Hill (SFT) def. Matt Brock (TONG), WBF 3:56
5th – Anthony Whittley (LC) def. Bronson Moylan (PV), 4-0
7th – Matt Korte (MV) def. Keenan Coffey (BAL-un), 6-0

135 lbs.
1st – Patrick Rhoads (OP) def. Brett Delich (MV), WBF 3:38
3rd – Ryan Weaver (SFT) def. Shae Hinman (AC), WBforfeit
5th – Travis Huffman (BAL-un) def. Andy Thurlow (BAL), 9-6
7th – Wesley Appleget (LAN) def. Asa Walker (LC), 12-2
9th – Jon Harris (TONG) def. Brett Diedeker (PV), WBF 3:14

140 lbs.
1st – Quinton Wuthnow (AB) def. Travis Adcox (TONG), WBF 3:52
3rd – Chase Wells (SFT) def. James Mullin (MV), WBF 3:16
5th – Rob Ballard (OP) def. Ty Page (PV), 20-14
7th – Tyler Terron (LAN) def. Chris Busser (LC), WBF 1:08
9th – Justin Duerr (AC)

145 lbs.
1st – Dylan Joiner (OP) def. Nathan Sommer (PV), 8-2
3rd – Ryan Wuthnow (AB) def. Aaron Arb (LC), 6-3
5th – Tyler Baughman (LAN) def. Buzz Hermreck (PAO), WBF 1:30
7th – Allen Rasmussen (SFT) def. Matt Ditty (TONG), 18-2
9th – Heath Parmley (BALD) def. Brad Canterbury (BALD-un), 13-3
11th – Kyle Brunson (MV)

152 lbs.
1st – Joe Green (OP) def. Chris Watson (AC), 4-3
3rd – Nick Flynn (LAN) def. John Hambleton (LC), 6-0
5th – Colton Gentry (ROSS) def. Colten Picking (AB), 4-2
7th – Andrew Rogers (MV) def. C.J. Stallbaumer (PAO), WBF 4:51
9th – Wyatt Coffin (TONG) def. Levi Gochenour (PV), WBF 1:53
11th – Alex Coffey (BALD)

160 lbs.
1st – Ray Hall (OP) def. Joey Hambleton (LC), 8-4
3rd – Clint Holland (PV) def. Grant Hinckley (LAN), 8-3
5th – Coin Busby (BALD) def. Seth Helliker (PAO), WBF 1:31
7th – Ethan Anno (SFT) def. Jeremie Maus (TONG), WBF 4:55
9th – Aaron Hoy (AC) def. Dalton Weaver (AB0, WBF 5:40

171 lbs.
1st – C.J. Randall (PV) def. Marcus Armato (OP), 8-6
3rd – J.R. Logan (MV) def. Gabe Mason (BALD), 8-6
5th – Nathan Wessel (LAN) def. Steve Davis (TONG), WBF 3:55
7th – Jordan Ward (AB) def. Alex Roberts (PAO), 5-3
9th – Ryan Garrison (SFT)

189 lbs.
1st – Brent Haynes (OP) def. Chris Ewing (SFT), WBF 1:18
3rd – Taylor Wuthnow (AB) def. Andy Stanton (PV), 4-0
5th – Zach Kaighin (TONG) def. Chad Mauzey (MV), 7-6
7th – Joe Washington (AC) def. David Renberg (PAO), WBF:59
9th – Adam Christian (BALD)

215 lbs.
1st – Jake Kober (SFT) def. Kolton Kono (OP), 5-4
3rd – Jake Delashmit (MV) def. Tyler Strouhal (LAN), 4-3
5th – Michael Barnes (BALD) def. Wesley Duerr (AC), 14-7
7th – A.J. Demaronville (TONG) def. Shawn Moody (LC), WBF 3:37
9th – Chad Thomas (PV) def. Spencer Twombly (PAO), WBF 5:49

285 lbs.
1st – Elijah Madison (OP) def. Duane Zlatnik (ROSS), WBF 3:47
3rd – Cameron Adcox (TONG) def. Tyler Gjerstad (AB), WBF 5:50
5th – Jake Enick (BALD) def. Leo Black (MV), WBF 5:08
7th – Tyler Crowl (PAO) def. Holden Stanage (PV), WBF 3:52
9th – Aaron Pearce (LC)

SPECIAL RECOGNITION

MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER (as voted by coaches):
Elijah Madison, Oak Park (285 lbs.) & Sharky Slyter, Paola (112 lbs.)

GORRARIAN AWARD (most falls in the least amount of time):
Brent Haynes, Oak Park (189 lbs.)

TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD (as voted on by officials):
Oak Park, Gary Mayabb

Looks as if Delich won the championship for Mill Valley at 130. This would give the team 1 champion for the tourney.

Noblet from Paola won at 130 lbs. and Delich from Mill Valley won at 135 lbs.!

Anybody on how Madison pinned Zlatnik?

Word from Missouri is that Rhoads actually got the fall and won 135???

Yes, that is true. Made the corrections, sorry for mistakes.

Good wrestling, thanks to all who helped make the tourney a success.

wow, i would have liked to see how bishop carroll would have done in this tournament

I am also curious about Elijah's finals match. Can someone provide a few details please? Isn't it true that his opponent is going for his third state title this year?

Madison was up by I believe a 6-1 margin when late in the second period Zlatnik was scrambling trying for the escape/reversal and got caught with his feet/legs over Madison's back with his back exposed to the mat. Elijah was able to secure both arms in what appeared to be a chicken wing and got the pin. The third/fourth place match ended very similar. Adcox up 4-2 when late in the third Gjerstad tried a reversal and got cought and pinned with 10 seconds left in the match. Both matches very much better than the box score would indicate. Zlatnik is an OUTSTANDING wrestler who literally outclassed everyone there by a wide margin except Elijah. I wouldn't let the fact he got pinned by Madison diminish your opinion of him, he is a fantastic technician. He will get his third title this year. If Zlatnick and Madison were to wrestle 10 times, give maybe 6 to Madison and 4 to Zlatnik. It was awesome watching two incredibly talented big men go head to head.

I was impressed with the quickness that Madison exhibited when he went up against Zlatnik. I've got to watch Zlatnik wrestle and know that he is extremely fast and rarely gets caught in a bad position. I definately agree that it was more exciting then the score indicated.

I agree with pretty much everything you have said, but I think you are being kind with the above statement.I beleive that if they were to wrestle 10 times he would be hard pressed to beat Madison 2 times.I think Madison is a on a different level than Zlatnik. Zlatnik is bigger and that's about the only advantage he has verses Madison.I think the only way he could beat Madison is by staying in under hooks or collar ties, but if he tried to wrestle with Madison you would end up with the same result(maybe not pinned but he would lose).

The match was totally dominated by Madison

You may very well be right. Madison if phenominal. I guess maybe this is the first time I'd seen Zlatnik wrestle and was extremely impressed with him as well. I'd read the hype about him on the forum and wanted to see for myself. I was not dissapointed. It's all true, he's an awesome wrestler. But when it all comes down to it, you are probably right, Elijah is probably really that much better. I don't see Zlatnik getting pinned again either. Was a great match.

I would say that it would be more on the lines of a 50/50. They have wrestled many times in their youth and it has gone back and fourth with "bubba" getting him the last 2 times. I know one thing that duane would go into the match a little differently than he did on saturday. He does not have to worry about trying to protect his unblemished record now. The loss was duane first loss in 2 years to the day. Congrats to "bubba" there is a reason why he is ranked where he is,along with his team. It really helps when you have the bodies in the wrestling room and have the opportunity to travel, where ever to face the best competition.

I'll be the first in line to buy my ticket to watch these two wrestle ten times to see what the real numbers are. Of course that would take two days because they can only wrestle five matches a day. I admire Zlatnik even more because Rossville had limited entries in the BIT (I take that to mean the entire team didn't go) and he still chose to go with his undefeated record on the line knowing full well he'd meet Madison in the finals. Class young man. I also agree having quality bodies in the practice room and the freedom to travel to where the best competition is would be a tremendous plus.

A flash from 2001... A few prominant big kids in these brackets from Kids State!



130 1st Joshua Rodriguez Emporia
2nd Atticus Disney WWC
3rd Jake Kober Trail Hands
4th Michael Patenaude Clay County
5th Dallas Butts Ft. Leavenworth
6th Tyler Downs Derby

150 1st Duane Zlatnik Rossville
2nd Alex Hackathorn Kaw Valley Kids
3rd Paul Kilgore Bluestem
4th Spencer Hilley Clearwater
5th Matthew Haberman Great Bend
6th Shannon Bird Hoxie

I would be right there with you purchasing that ticket. Zlatnik has definately shown why he has been a dominate force in wrestling thru his high school career in Kansas. Madison is to be commended for the match and win. Not many people have taken the Zlatnik kid to his back and to be able to hold him down was simply amazing and a sight not seen in recent match ups. Both appear to be classy young men.

That may be the only criteria that we can use to choose a HWT to wrestle Elijah at the Metro Classic. I say, sign Atticus up for March 5th!

Has Atticus matched up with Elijah this year???