Kansas Wrestling Forums General Discussion High School 2nd Annual MoKan Classic at LCC

all bouts count towards the final score.

Thank you for the 'heads up' HEADUP!!!!



Kevin Seybold

see you there?

Will this event be broadcasted in LCC online channel?

Thats affirmative HEADUP!!!!


Kevin Seybold

I see the webcast is linked up on Amateur Sports Network:

http://www.ihigh.com/aspn/

Article here:

http://www.ihigh.com/mokanwrestlingclassic/article_57056.html

I call 10-5-2 Kansas.

is anybody having problems with the webcast. it was working great then went to a gray screen. i still can hear the announcer but no picture.?

Anyone have some results from the dual? I just remembered that the dual was today and there is no archive for the live stream.

We won. I think it was 34-27.

I'll try to include any results that I see or hear. In addition I'll throw in a bit of commentary. The stream messed up several times during the broadcast, so some of the results may not be correct.

The "I High" web site had an interview with Labette Community College wrestling coach, Joe Renfro.

The first video on the site shows the full Colt Skillman match and half of the Nate Hudson bout. From there it is just on-air commentary. I'll try to do my best to include updates.

112: Colt Skillman loses 4 to 6 in overtime. Skillman scores a takedown and 2 near fall. He gives up a reversal in the 2nd period. Skillman gives up 2 near fall in the 3rd after trying to hit roll with the legs in. In overtime Skillman gives up a quick double leg takedown. Skillman plans to attend Flint Hills Technical College.

112: Nate Hudson wins 7 to 4. Hudson gets an escape and takedown the 2nd period. He then gives up a reversal and 2 near fall in the 2nd. Hudson then gets another reversal in the 2nd. Hudson scores a quick takedown to start the 3rd.

119: Jake Gentzler wins by major decision 13 to 0. Gentzler gets a takedown and scores 3 near fall on a cradle in the 1st period. Takedown for Gentzler in the 2nd period, then he scores 3 near fall. Gentzler scores an escape in the 3rd and a takedown.

125: Michael Vander Linden wins by fall in first period. Vander Linden gets a takedown and 3 near fall. He then hooks up a near sided cradle to earn fall in the 1st period. Vander Linden plans to attend Washburn and major in Pre-Med

130: Kyle Johnson wins 14 to 8. I didn't catch all of the scoring but at the end of the 1st period Johnson was down 5 to 6. Johnson gets a takedown after giving up the escape in the 2nd. Johnson gives up another escape and scores the takedown to make the score 9 to 8. He then scores the escape in the 3rd period. Johnson scores a takedown and gets 2 near fall.

130: Tim Wrestler wins the match 6 to 4. Wrestler scores a quick takedown in the 1st period. The stream gave out an the score was then 4 to 2. Wrestler scores a takedown on a sweep single and gives up the escape in the 2nd period. In the 3rd period Wrestler gave up the escape. Wrestler plans to wrestle in college.

135: Troy Clark loses 3 to 5. Clark gives up a takedown in the 1st period after fighting off two other attempts by his Missouri foe. In the 2nd period he gives up 2 back points on a tilt. Clark hits a slick granby roll in the second period to score the reversal. In the 3rd period Clark gets a stalling point while riding out his opponent. Clark then cuts his Missouri foe but can't score the takedown. Clark plans to wrestle in college.

140: Bradley Little won 6 to 1. Little scores a takedown in the 1st period. The stream is again lost during this match. Little plans to wrestle in college.

145: B.T. Ohara wins 4 to 3 with a last second, edge of the mat takedown. Ohara plans to play football at Fort Scott Community College.

145: Nick Collins loses 3 to 5 in a close bout with Ethan Davis. Collins gives up a takedown in the 1st and a reversal in the 2nd. He then scores an escape in the 2nd and takedown in the 3rd. Collins cuts Davis midway through the 3rd and can't score the takedown.

152: Chase Sanchez loses a match full of scrambles, not sure of the final score but he loses by 2, it might have been 7 to 9. Both wrestlers appear gassed in the 3rd period. Sanchez gets in on a last second takedown but can't finish it in the 3rd period.

160: Jake Hattabaugh wins a tight decision at 3 to 2. Hattabaugh scores an early takedown in the 1st period. He then gives up an escape in the 1st and the 2nd. Hattabaugh after scoring and escape in he has a nice single leg to a double in the 3rd period but can't finish. He also appears to suffer a broken finger during the match but continues to wrestle with the injury. Hattabaugh nearly gives up a takedown but the action goes out of bounds.

171: Brandon Delancey wins 10 to 4 and dominates his Missouri foe. At the end of the 1st period Delancey scores a takedown and 2-nearfall on a throw. Delancey gives up an escape and then scores a nice takedown in the 2nd. He gives up another escape in the 2nd. Delancey scores an escape in the 3rd and then takes his opponent down only to be reversed. Hosey gets cut by his Missouri opponent. Delancey plans to major in Fire Science.

171: Channing Hosey loses by fall in the 2nd period. Hosey gives up a takedown in the 1st. He gets reversed to his back in the 2nd and gives up a fall. The commentator mentioned that he was planning on attending Labette Community College and was going to wrestle for the Cardinals.


189: Thomas Durham loses by fall. Durham gives up an early takedown in the 1st period. He gives up 2 near fall in the 1st as well. Durham gives up a locked hands call and reversal in the 2nd. He eventually is pinned in the second period via a grapevine.

215: Thomas Lowe wins by major decision 11 to 2. Lowe scores a takedown in the 1st and is reversed by his Missouri foe. Lowe then gets an escape and a takedown at the end of the 1st period. In the 2nd he scores 2 near fall on a cheap tilt. Lowe scores a reversal and 2 back points in the 3rd period on another tilt. Lowe has signed to play football at Butler Community College and major in Turf Management.

285: Dakota Denny loses 3 to 1. Denny gives up a takedown in the 1st period and then scores an escape. He then gets ridden out in the 2nd period. Denny gives up an escape to his Missouri opponent.

Team Kansas wins 34 to 27.

You've got Hosey and Delancey mixed up.

Delancy wrestled the first 171 bout where he beat Missouri 10-4. Hosey wrestled the second 171 match and was pinned.

Great job Kansas wrestlers!!
_______________________

V. Delancy

Looks like Missouri came on strong in the upper weights, to at least make it interesting. If I am looking at that right, if Kansas 215 doesn't get major and actually loses by just a decision it would have been tied correct?

Yes and that would have given Missouri a chance to win it at 285.

Wow. That makes that win at 215 that much better!

Second Annual U.S. Army Strong MO-KAN Classic All-Star Senior Wrestling Dual
3/7/2011

KS MO
112 Brycen Miner (MO) Dec 6-4 SV Colt Skillman (KS) 0 3
112 Nate Hudson (KS) Dec 7-5 Devin Graville (MO) 3 3
119 Jake Gentzler (KS) MD 13-0 Tanner Schaack (MO) 7 3
125 Michael Vander Linden (KS) Fall 2:31 Ty Balty (MO) 13 3
130 Kyle Johnson (KS) Dec 14-8 Richie Nedlic (MO) 16 3
130 Tim Wrestler (KS) Dec 6-4 Brent Eagles (MO) 19 3
135 Carter Boatright (MO) Dec 5-2 Troy Clark (KS) 19 6
140 Bradley Little (KS) Dec 6-1 Aaron Starnes (MO) 22 6
145 B.T. O’Hara (KS) Dec 4-3 Gabriel Asano (MO) 25 6
145 Ethan Davis (MO) Dec 6-4 Nick Collins (KS) 25 9
152 Payen Hatter (MO) Dec 9-7 Chase Sanchez (KS) 25 12
160 Jake Hattabaugh (KS) Dec 3-2 Chase Espinosa (MO) 28 12
171 Brandon Delancy (KS) Dec 10-4 Zac Schnieder (MO) 31 12
171 Blake Stauffer (MO) Fall 4:39 Channing Hosey (KS) 31 18
189 Dallas Smith (MO) Fall 3:49 Thomas Durham (KS) 31 24
215 Thomas Lowe (KS) Dec 9-2 Wyatt Byrd (MO) 34 24
285 Riley Plew (MO) Dec 3-2 Dakota Denny (KS) 34 27

Final Score:
KS 34 – MO 27