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| Jammer Summer Classic Results |
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Jammer Summer Classic
August 10, 2002
Final Results Page 1 of 2
Elementary
Championship Finals
56 lb. Tom Cassidy (RES) def. Coleman Powers (HAL) 11-10
77 lb. Taylor Carey (Mt. Valley) def. Jacob Powers (HAL) Pin at 0:20
113 lb. KR Aldus (Belfast) def. Zach Monroe (HAL) Pin at 2:58
Consolation Finals
56 lb. Cailen Bragg (HAL) def. Gabe Stark (Mt. View) 9-6
77 lb. Wesley Colson (HAL) def. Shawn Coonradt (Saratago Youth Wrestling) Pin at 1:20
113 lb. Donny Grady (Belfast) def. Kornealius Wood (Belfast) 7-1
Middle School
Championship Finals
85 lb. Andrew Blain (Windham CT) def. Josh Simmons (HAL) Pin at 0:47
89 lb. Jeremiah Barhac (Dexter) def. Murph McGowan (HAL) Major Dec. 14-2
96 lb. Jacob Berry (HAL) def. Tyler Stark (Mt. View) Major Dec. 16-5
114 lb. Jerod Rideout (Dover Foxcroft) def. Aaron Woodman (Dexter) Major Dec. 10-1
137 lb. Cody Laite () def. John Geiger (Dover Foxcroft) Pin at 0:49
172 lb. Ben Pronost (Sedomocha) def. Gibby Bryant (CRMS) Pin at 0:58
213 lb. Tyler Robinson (Augusta) def. Chris Heretakis (Dover Foxcroft) Pin at 2:30
Consolation Finals
85 lb. Logan Rich (HAL) def. Chianne Simmons (HAL) Tech Fall 15-0
89 lb. Ernie Matthews (Mt. Valley) def. Jimmy Spencer (Troy Howard) Pin at 1:42
96 lb. Colby Johnson (Sedomocha) def. Chris Steinke (Sedomocha) Pin at 0:28
114 lb. Nick Pomerleau (Monmouth) def. Erik Taylor (Monmouth) 5-2
137 lb. Micheal Danforth (Monmouth) def. Travis Spencer (Troy Howard) Major Dec. 11-3
172 lb. () def. ()
213 lb. Ethan Dinsmore (HAL) def. () BYE
High School
Championship Finals
118 lb. Jessica Fox (Monmouth) def. Joe McGowan (Camden Hills) Pin at 1:6
128 lb. Chris Barkoc (Dexter) def. Micheal Ames (Belfast) 5-1
137 lb. Jordan Blain (Windham CT) def. Cory Clark (Erskine) Major Dec. 10-0
148 lb. Max Kennedy (Dover Foxcroft) def. Matt Creamer (Camden Hills) Pin at 0:39
157 lb. Eric Thompson (Dexter) def. Steve Cummings (Belfast) 6-5
161 lb. Curtis Brann (Dirigo) def. Scott Strout (Ellsworth) Major Dec. 13-0
182 lb. Bryan Creamer (Camden Hills) def. Ray Gilmore (Belfast) 2-0
207 lb. Pat Vigue (OPEN) def. Art Smith (OPEN) 11-6
Consolation Finals
118 lb. Tony Gilmore (Belfast) def. () BYE
128 lb. Keith Thompson (Dexter) def. Chris Fraser (Erskine) Major Dec. 14-4
137 lb. Billy Greene (Dexter) def. Dale Smart (Nokomis) 7-1
148 lb. Kyle Nuland (Ridgefield HS) def. Mike Cook (Erskine) 4-0
157 lb. Jake Sinclair (Ellsworth) def. Darren Robbins (Camden Hills) 8-5
161 lb. Chris Prouk (Woodland) def. () BYE
182 lb. Jake Tisdale (Monmouth) def. Brent Brawn (Nokomis) Pin at 3:57
207 lb. Jeff Steinke (Dover Foxcroft (OPEN)) def. Branden Learnard (OPEN) Major Dec. 12-3
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RESULTS -August 4, 2002
Hyde School - Bath, ME
Middle School (23 participants)
{45} 1st - David Moore (Lisbon)
2nd - Chris Elrod (Colchester, CT)
3rd - Zack Stephens (Lis)
{80} 1st - Jeremy Barkac (Dexter)
2nd - Zac Tupper (Lis)
3rd - Ryan Donovan (Quincy, MA)
SPORTSMANSHIP - Logan Register (Lis)
{109} 1st - Heath DeVoll (Noble)
2nd - James Robel (Lis)
2nd - Joe Robetille (Lis)
4th - Art Stomback (Lis)
High School (54 participants)
{100} 1st - Kyle Bonin (Belfast)
2nd - Heath DeVoll (Nob)
3rd - Tom Keefe (Quincy)
{124} 1st - Chris Barkac (Dex)
2nd - Kyle Hale (Nob)
3rd - DJ Davis (Gardiner)
SPORSTMANSHIP - Brooks Thompson (Skowhegan)
{130} 1st - Greg Croteau (Nob)
2nd - Jared Porper (Nob)
3rd - Liam Lozma (Gard)
{147} 1st - Max Kennedy (Foxcroft)
2nd - Matt Berry (Dex)
3rd - Troy Clark (Lis)
{155} 1st - Seth Arnold (Force)
2nd - Hayden Alfatlawi (Skow)
3rd - Mike Curry (Gard)
{164} 1st - Brandon Hamilton (Skow)
2nd - Anthony Cincotta (Biddeford)
3rd - Mike Brown (Hyde)
SPORTSMANSHIP - Brett Given (Bidd)
{167} 1st - Brian Cobb (Ellsworth)
2nd - Matt Witham (Wells)
3rd - Chris Walker (Nob)
{186} 1st - Joshua Bishop (Dex)
2nd - Ben Pomelow (Dex)
3rd - Josh Haines (Mt. Blue)
{HWT} 1st - Shawn Spangler (Mt. Blue)
2nd - Jacob Sprinkle (Lis)
3rd - Blake Woodruff (Dex)
College / Open (20 participants)
{130} 1st - Robert Mercer (Oakland)
2nd - Cory Clark (Mid-Maine Club)
{146} 1st - Will Vice (Lis)
2nd - Jeff Desmond (Ells)
3rd - Mike LaPerle (Skow)
{170} 1st - Patrick Vigue (Mid-Maine)
2nd - Brandon Hamilton (Skow)
3rd - Anthony Cincotta (Bid)
4th - Mark Stevens (Lis)
{190} 1st - Philip Hamilton (Skow)
2nd - Jeff Steinke (Fox)
3rd - Ryan Willie (Lis)
{HWT} 1st - John Bursley (Mt. Ararat)
2nd - Jeff Padgett (Skow)
| Midnite Madnesss a Tremendous Success |
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The action was fast and furious, food was great, the atmosphere was festive, the view of the fire works was awesome, and the weather was perfect, sums up the first ever Midnite Madness Wrestling Tournament which took place under the lights on the Bucksport High School football field on Saturday night as part of Bucksport's Fort Knox Bay Festival.
In all 134 young men and women from as far away as Berwick and Sanford in grades 6-12 participated in the event which got under way at approximately 6:00pm and lasted until just after midnight. The participants were divided into two groups, a middle school division and a high school division. Within those groups the athletes were further divided into weight classes to assure that every wrestler would wrestle against kids who weighed within 6-10 pounds of one another.
An event of this size would never get off the ground without an army of volunteers and the generosity of many local businesses. "The community support has been just incredible," said tournament director and Middle School wrestling coach Ray Pelletier. "Even though most people and businesses were already spreading themselves kind of thin helping with other parts of The Festival, they still managed to find the time and resources to also help with the wrestling event. That says a lot about our program from the peewees right up through to people whose children have been out of wrestling for years. They always seem to find the time to help."
| 2002 Me-Ne Friendship games Results |
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Shoa Clarke of Portland was presented with the Sportsmanship Award in Hastings. The award is presented to the wrestler who best demonstrates the spirit of the Friendship Series.
Maine Team arrives at Portland jetport at 3:03 pm on July 2nd!
RESULTS from July 1, 2002 @ Hastings Nebraska 10 Team Maine 9
130 - Howard (Marsh) dec Weiman (Norfolk) 7-5
200 - Tracy (West) tied Owens (Harvard) 1-1
171 - Aumiller (Harvard) dec Kinerson 6-3
154 - Keasling (Aurora) dec Hamilton (Skow) 3-1
118 - Lavigne (West) pin Spilenik (Hasinings)
128 - Tillema (Neligh) dec Ames (Belf) 4-1
125 - Clarke (Port) pin Meyer (Hastings)
138 - Brill (Kearney) tech fall McGuire (Bucks) 19-3
142 - Tatro (Bruning-Deschler-Davenport) dec Pelletier (Bucks) 4-3
152 - Blickenstaff (Arapahoe) dec Bourgon (Bucks) 6-0
167 - Ottman (Grand Island) dec Cincotta (Bidd) 3-1 OT
190 - Cotten (Noble) pin Tickle (Hastings)
275 - Chase (Wells) dec Rigler (Hastings) 10-6
130 - Weiman (Norfolk) dec Rollins (Cam) 4-0
135 - Ayala (Grand Island) dec Howard (Marsh) 5-2
158 - Hamilton (Skow) dec Powell (Kenesaw) 5-0
171 - Kinerson (Kenn) dec Beran (Hastings)
210 - Lightfoot (Marsh) dec Owens (Harvard) 2-0
RESULTS from June 29, 2002 @ Kearney, NE West Central Nebraska 11 Team Maine 6
210 - Tracy (West) tied Bayer (Howells) 1-1
119 - Lavigne (West) dec Palomo (Gering) 8-6 OT
125 - Ripley (Lexington) dec Clarke (Port) 2-1
127 - Algood (Bennington) dec Howard (Marsh) 12-5
129 - Hays (Elm Creek) dec Ames (Belf) 3-1
138 - Ayala (Grand Island) dec Rollins (Cam) 17-9
143 - Harris (Alliance) dec Pelletier (Bucks) 4-1
144 - Klingelhoefer (Amherst) tech fall McGuire (Bucks) 15-0
156 - Breitkreutz (Ord) pin Bourgon (Bucks)
160 - Gubbels (Madison) dec Hamilton (Skow) 4-1
166 - Weingart (Alliance) dec Cincotta (Bidd) 3-1 OT
178 - Kinerson (Kenn) dec Bates (Columbus) 13-9
189 - Cotten (Noble) dec Owens (Harvard) 11-2
278 - Chas (Wells) dec Crist (Kearney) 2-1
210 - Bayer (Howells) dec Lightfoot (Marsh) 10-2
121 - Rix (Marsh) pin Ingraham (Kearney) OT
RESULTS from June 27, 2002 @ Auburn, NE Team Maine 12 Southeastern Nebraska 7
140 - Erickson (Falls City) dec McGuire (Bucks) 6-0
112 - Lavigne (West) pin Pyzdek (Louisville)
152 - Bourgon (Bucks) dec Meyers (Auburn) 5-2
158 - Hamilton (Skow) dec Malcom (Waverly) 5-2
165 - Cincotta (Bidd) dec Mazzulla (Auburn) 4-1
200 - Tracy (West) dec Hillgren (Crete) 5-2
122 - Clarke (Port) dec Baughman (Platteville) 6-0
126 - Ames (Belf) dec Poulty (Omaha Gross) 4-2
132 - Howard (Marsh) dec Rucker (louisville) 3-0
135 - Sorenson (Weeping Water) dec Rollins (Cam) 8-1
146 - Stanley (Louisville) dec Pelletier (Bucks) 1-0
185 - Lucas (Raymond Central) dec Cotten (Noble) 7-4
215 - Carlson (Hooper Logan View) dec Lightfoot (Marsh) 7-4
285 - Jantzen (Tri-County) dec Chase (Wells) 4-3
118 - Lavigne (West) dec Harpham (Auburn) 9-0
152 - Beck (Plattsmouth) dec Bourgon (Bucks) 15-8
160 - Hamilton (Skow) dec Debuhr (Auburn) 4-0
168 - Kinerson (Kenn) pin Mazzulla (Auburn)
205 - Tracy (West) dec Kubik (Auburn) 8-1
RESULTS from June 25 @ Northeast Nebraska 9 Team Maine 8
134 - Howard (Marsh) dec Perry Rucker Louisville 7-2
171 - Sutten (Wahoo) dec Kinerson (Kenn) 11-4
210 - Lightfoot (Marsh) dec Coufal (David City) 6-3
118 - McCart (Stanton) dec Lavigne (West) 13-3
125 - Clarke (Port) dec Ashburn (Omaha North) 8-3
128 - Pokorny (Bennington) dec Ames (Belf) 8-2
132 - Rollins (Cam H) dec Schalk (Nebraska City) 7-0
145 - Anderson (Wahoo) pin McGuire (Bucks)
147 - Ellenberger (Millard South) dec Pelletier (Bucks) 5-1
155 - Emory (David City) dec Bourgon (Bucks) 6-4 OT
160 - Zurek (Wahoo) dec Hamilton (Skow) 3-1
165 - Cincotta (Bidd) dec Farris (Nebraska City) 10-4
189 - Cotten (Noble) pin Millard (David City)
275 - Christensen (Bennington) dec Chase (Wells) 4-2
134 - Howard (Marsh) pin Rotella (Omaha Skutt)
171 - Pankoke (Centennial) pin Kinerson (Kenn
220 - Tracy (West) dec Coufal (David City)
| Monmouth Tourney CANCELLED |
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Due to time and schedules, the Monmouth Tourney has been cancelled. Please share this with those that may need to be made aware of this schedule change.
The hope is that next summer the Monmouth Tourney will occur. Stay tuned for more info on that tourney in the Spring of 2003.
| MAWA Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony |
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The time, date, and place has been cast for the MAWA wrestling Hall of Fame 2002 Induction ceremony.
Your attendance is respectfully requested. The cost is nominal and the rewards great.
This annual function has served our wrestling community very well, not only for its service in recognizing the success stories of the honored guests, but in bringing together many participants, their friends and the families of the sport of wrestling in Maine. In truth this is a reunion of the movers and shakers in the history of wrestling in Maine.
Current 2002 inductees are:
Also to be recognized will be Maine's Wrestler of the Year (WOY) and Maine's Wrestling Person of the Year (POY).
Hope to see you at Hyde School in Bath on Saturday, July 20, at 6pm.
If you choose to attend we would appreciate knowing in order to get an accurate head count for the kitchen staff. Please notify
Wally Lafountain call 873-6229 or write to 13 Cushman Rd Winslow ME 04901
Dennis Bishop call 443-3952 or write to 52 Theodore Dr Brunswick, Me 04011
| MIWOA Fall Clinics |
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New clinic dates for this fall
| November 6 | Massebesic HS | 7 PM |
| November 10 | Caribou HS | 10 AM |
| November 13 | Winslow HS | 7 PM |
| High School All-American Honorable Mention |
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Maine wrestlers Ben Goulette of Morse and Pat Howard of Marshwood each have received High School All American Honorable Mention honors for 2002 by Wrestling U.S.A. Magazine.
The seniors both were proved to be dominate throughout their careers and each won a third state championship last February. They have also placed fifth in their respective weight classes at the New England championships.
Goulette is the only wrestler to win the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference championship four years. The Shipbuilder standout was unbeaten as a freshman, before being sidelined with a shoulder injury in the state meet. He was well known for his takedown skills and being able to avoid making mistakes on the mat.
Goulette had a career record of 136-3 and Howard was 143-15, with 65 pins. They plan to enroll in and wrestle at the University of Southern Maine and Norwich, respectively, this fall.
Howard, a four-time finalist, won a state crown as a freshman at 112-pounds. The Hawk wrestler was very aggressive and helped carry on the rich tradition of the program. He will compete on the Maine Friendship team in Nebraska in June.
| Gary Kent passes away |
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Our Maine wrestling family lost one of it own this week. Gary Kent was an instrumental and key person in developing our sport in what Coach John Smith refers to as the "Golden Age" of wrestling in Maine.
Gary coached at many schools in Maine and out of state, was known throughout our country, and had many international contacts and relationships with the sport. He was inducted in the Maine Hall of Fame in 1999.
We all will be thinking of Gary, his family and how enriched we are by having him in our lives.
Click to see Gary Kent's contributation to Maine Interscholastic Wrestling
The followng is his obituary:
ATLANTA, GA - Gary Richard Kent, 65 or Waterville Maine died Wednesday, May 15th, 2002.
He moved to Atlanta GA 11 years ago.
He was a long time New England coach of wreslting, lacross, track and football. He was inducted into the Maine Hall of Fame for contributations to students and was an integral administartor for the 1982 Olympic Wreslting team.
Survicors include his wife Linda; four sons, Gary Richard Jr and his wife Lisa, Jeffrey Albert and his wife, Jennifer; and Damon Michael Sledge; his mother, Doris Virginia Hunt Kent; a sister; Gail abd her husband James Traxel; 12 grandchildren and a niece and nephew.
Funneral services will be held at 2pm May 19th at the Cathedral of St Philip in Bulkhead, GA.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to The Hyde School Scholarship Fund, 616 High St, Bath, Maine 04532; or the Cathedral of St Philip, 2744 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, GA 30305.
| List of Maine Collete Wrestlers |
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Help us compile a list of Maine High wrestlers who went on to complete at the College or University Level. Your help in building this list will make a a difference for our historical records.
You may access this page by doing the following:
HOVER your mouse on the MENU bar SERVICES > COLLEGES > COLLEGE WRESTLERS and CLICK
| Weigh-in procedures head list of revisions |
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INDIANAPOLIS, IN () The modification of the weigh-in procedure for duals, multiple-duals events and individual tournaments, and the establishment of a gender-appropriate weigh-in procedure headline the rules changes approved by the NFHS Wrestling Rules Committee at its April 7-8 meeting in Indianapolis. The rule changes will go into effect with the 2002-03 wrestling season.
Jerry Diehl, NFHS liaison to the Wrestling Rules Committee, said that the focus of the committee continued to be on the weight-management issue.
"The committee has made changes that it feels are bringing our schools one step closer, or staying in line with, our weight-management philosophy," Diehl said.
The significant changes to the NFHS Wrestling Rules Book include Rule 4-5, which now states: "The weigh-in procedure for duals, multiple-dual events and individual tournaments has been modified to reflect the same procedure, with the only difference being the one-hour and two-hour time frames."
"The weigh-in procedure was just fine-tuned to expedite the process," said Dave Carlsrud, chairman of the NFHS Wrestling Rules Committee and assistant to the executive secretary of the North Dakota High School Activities Association (NDHSAA). "If a wrestler needs to challenge another scale, it must be done immediately, rather than waiting until others are finished."
In addition, a gender-appropriate procedure has been established for weigh ins. The authorized weigh-in person shall be of the same gender as the wrestlers.
"We addressed a situation that has not existed in the past," Carlsrud said. "People who are doing weigh-ins and skin inspections need to be of the same gender."
In Rule 4-5-3, the language permitting state associations to establish weigh in procedures for subsequent days of tournaments has been removed. All regular- and post-season tournaments will now be following the two-hour weigh-in stipulation for each day of a tournament.
Other significant changes dealt with risk minimization, including Rules 4 and 5.
With Rule 4, the 215-pound weight class is no longer an option. There are now 14 weight classes with the addition of the 215-pound weight class. The committee felt the large variance in weight between the 189-pound and 275 pound classes would be addressed with the addition.
"Adding the 215-pound weight class is a positive thing," Carlsrud said. "We use it in North Dakota, and often it is accompanied by great competition." Rule 4 now states that, "A wrestler's shaved head must be no more abrasive than a clean-shaven face or the competitor must wear a legal hair cover." The rationale resulted from the head being used more than a face while tying up with an opponent and the abrasiveness has caused problems similar to the unshaven facial hair.
In addition, language has been inserted in Rule 4 to limit a competitor to the weight class that the actual weight determines. The competitor may not re weigh at a higher class. Penalties for illegal holds, unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct have been added to Rule 5. By adding these three violations to the list of infractions, all penalties are treated the same. Two other areas also were addressed with the rule changes - equipment and sportsmanship.
Rule 4 added language to define an undershirt when worn under the sleeveless shirt. The undershirt must be of a single, solid color, unadorned and with no more than one, visible manufacturer's logo/trademark. Rule 4 also states that the requirement for a shoe to have laces has been removed as long as the shoe meets all other regulations.
In the sportsmanship area, Rule 7 stipulates that the throwing of any wrestler's equipment is now unsportsmanlike conduct. In addition, Rule 7 now states that the penalty for coaching an injured wrestler during an injury time-out has been removed.
In Rule 1, the committee approved a minimum recommended body fat for females of 12 percent. The minimum recommended body fat for males will remain at seven percent. "With the increasing number of female wrestlers, the committee felt this change was necessary," Diehl said.
The NFHS Wrestling Rules Committee stressed the Points of Emphasis on front headlocks; hygiene of the wrestlers, including clothing and mats; intimidation; unnecessary roughness and taunting; and headgear delay.
Rules Changes for 2002-03
4-1-1a Language added to define an undershirt when worn under the sleeveless shirt.
4-1-3 The requirement for a shoe to have laces has been removed as long as the shoe meets all other regulations.
4-2-1 A wrestler's shaved head must be no more abrasive than a clean-shaven face or the competitor must wear a legal hair cover.
4-4-1 The 215 lbs. weight class is no longer an option. There now are 14 weight classes.
4-5 The weigh-in procedure for duals, multiple-dual events and individual tournaments has been modified to reflect the same procedures with the only difference being the 1-hour and 2-hour time frames. A gender-specific procedure has been established for weigh-ins. The provision for state associations to establish weigh-in procedures for subsequent days of tournaments has been removed. All regular and post-season tournaments will now be following the 2-hour weigh-in stipulation for each day of a tournament. Language has been added that once a wrestler weigh-ins, the competitor cannot re-weigh in order to move up to another weight class.
5-2-5f, g and h Penalties for illegal holds, unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct have been added to this Article.
7-4-2 The throwing of any wrestler's equipment is unsportsmanlike conduct.
7-5-3 The restriction of coaching a competitor during an injury time-out has been removed.
Points of Emphasis
1. Front headlocks
2. Hygiene: wrestler, clothing and mats
3. Intimidation, unnecessary roughness and taunting
4. Headgear delay
| Free Pinning Combos Clinic May 29th |
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USM Coach Ted Reese is coming up to put on a clinic at MCWC on Wednesday May 29th.
| Mid-Maine Freestyle Wrestling Classic |
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Attached are the results from the Mid-Maine Freestyle Wrestling Classic hosted by Hyde School. The Mid-Maine Grappling Club, which practices at Hyde on Tuesday and Thursday nights (6-8 pm), won the team title.
| Northeast Challenge Tournament |
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The 3rd Annual Northeast Challenge Wrestling Tournament will take place on Jan. 10th & 11th, during the 2002-03 wrestling season. The tournament will once again be held at the Beautiful Coach USA Arena located in downtown Elmira. Elmira is located in NY just off the PA border. Last year wrestling took place on 8 mats with much room to spare.
The venue is spectacular as everything you need is within walking distance ( Hotels, Restuarants ). Last years event showcased much talent as 6 State Champions, 3 Runner-Ups, and over 20 placewinners competed in this tournament. The inaugural tournament had 18 teams. Last years event had 32 teams, and this years event will consist of 38 teams. The Amateur Wrestling News listed our tournament as one of the toughest high school tournaments last year.
We had six different states compete in last years event: PA, NY, OH, VA, CT, and MA. This year we will be including teams from NC, NJ, and WV. Weigh-ins will begin on Friday at 12:00 noon. After weigh -ins we will have a brief coaches meeting and wrestling will begin at 2:00 P.M. The finals will start Saturday at 6:30 P.M. just as they did last year.
If you have interest in this tournament or would like more information, please email me back or call me at 607-734-0277.
Thanks Ron Vosburg!
| 2002 Man of Year in Wrestling USA Mag |
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Al Kinerson and Wally Devoe, Hanover
Name: Al Kinerson
Residence: Kennebunk
Occupation: Store Manager/ Coach
Al Kinerson is passionate about the world’s oldest sport and his commitment and to the student-athletes has been second to none. When initially attending the National High School, he was saddened to see Maine wrestlers not represented as a team. He vowed it wouldn’t happen again and for the past decade, this labor of love. Has included transporting/coaching over 150 student-athletes at the tournament. Kinerson helped establish the Down East Stormers Freestyle Wrestling Club. A proud moments was watching his son Ben with a 2002 Class A state championship.
| USM'S MORRIS NATIONAL CHAMP! |
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Tim Morris, captain of USM's team these last two years, won the National University Greco-Roman championship in the 110 pound weight class at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois Friday, May 3rd.
He won by a technical fall over his last two opponents, Trevor Person from the U.S. Air Force, 12-2, and 11-0 over Bowah Roberts from the U.S. Marine Corps.
Wrestling his whole college career against opponents twenty pounds heavier, Tim finally wrestled competitors his own size. The result: NATIONAL CHAMP!
Written by Coach Ted Reese
A FOLLOW-UP:
From the entire family of Maine wrestlers, parents, coaches, and supporters, congrats to Tim, his parents, and Coach Reese, on a job well done. We are all proud of your accomplishment being a National Greco Champ.
Regards
The MAWA Board of Directors
| Bronze Level Coaches Clinic |
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July 19th and 20th
Sanford, ME
Hosted by Mousam Valley Wrestling Club
Join us! USA Wrestling invites active wrestling enthusiasts to attend a Bronze Level Certification course in Sanford, Maine. The National Coaches Education Program offers wrestling coaches a great way to be deeply involved with the sport of wrestling.
USA Wrestling as the National Governing Body of amateur wrestling can open the doors to wrestling coaches and athletes to learn more about the world's oldest and greatest sport. USA Wrestling requires NCEP Certification for coaches to participate in state, regional, national, and international events. If you're an active wrestling coach, you need to get NCEP certified!
USA Wrestling Coaches Education Program is designed to give coaches a foundation of successful coaching principles to help grow the base of amateur wrestling throughout the country. The National Coaches Education Program (NCEP) certified over 1,100 coaches nationally last year at the Bronze Level.
By completing the certification process at the Bronze Level, you will receive the Bronze Certified Card, and Certificate allowing you to coach at USA Wrestling events across the country. Also, you will receive for future reference the Coach's Guide to Excellence, a $30 value. Finally, as an added bonus for completing the Bronze level, you will receive the official Bronze Certified Coach's shirt, a $25 value.
Coaches who are Bronze certified are leaders in the wrestling community and are then encouraged to pursue further education through NCEP by completing the Silver and Gold levels. Once, a coach is Bronze certified he/she can attend the National Coaches Colleges held annually. The Coaches College is a five-day intensive study of the sport of wrestling.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
CHRIS ANDERSON 207-490-2114 or cla@loa.com
MATT RIX 207-748-3244
| 'DOT COM' to 'DOT ORG' |
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Please note and adjust your favorites that our domain name has changed from a "DOT COM" to a "DOT ORG". This was done to be in allignment with our non-profit status. The new name is "http://MAWAOnline.org" and the older "DOT COM" will no longer work for you. There are several search engines that still return our website with a "DOT COM" and they too will fail to find our old site. In a few months those search engines should have their databases updated to point to our new "DOT ORG" name of "MAWAOnline.ORG".
Also during week of April 14th, 2002, our web site experienced a two day outage that was due to the renaming of our DNS servers. Once this was complete, our web site was fully functional. The DNS rename was like renaming your street name while your house stayed in the same physical spot.
| MAWA Web site upgraded |
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The Maine Amateur Wrestling Alliance has rolled out a new version of our website. Several new features are now available which include:
| Menu has moved to the top and slides to right showing menu options
| A Site Map has been created showing the navigation throughout the site
| Selected Bulletins have been placed into the left hand side of the scrolling green pane
| The Home page has been condensed and simplified
| Table of contents for both the articles and announcements has been created
| The list of articles and announcements has been replaced by a TOC
| Several images have been updated and added such as UPDATE and NEW
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You will notice that navigatiing the website is quite different. The navigation options are on the top of each page. As you move your mouse over each option such as SERVICE, a list box of options pops open and you can slide your mouse arrow through this list. If the mouse changes to a HAND image, then you may click on that item and you will be taken to the target page you selected. If you get lost on this, use the TOC to get a special list of the web site called a SiteMap.
| Jon Kane Wrestling Champ and OW |
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The word has just come from Newark, DE Jon Kane (Deering HS) is the 176 pound national champion in the National Wrestling Coaches Association`s U.S. Senior High School Open Tournament. The coaches and his family are very happy. Jon Kane made the State of Maine proud. From a cell phone conversation with Jon and his Mom and Dad, Joyce and Roger, Jon was selected as the OW for the tournament. He pinned all of his opponents. The first round Jon got a bye on Friday. Jon's first competitor was from Ohio. The next was from Michigan. The 3rd wrestler was from NJ and in the finals Jon wrestled a VA kid who he pinned. In all there were 16 wrestler in the 176 weight class. John Kane of Deering won the 176-pound title at the National Senior High School championships in Newark, Delaware on Sunday April 7th, 2002. Kane recorded three pins during the two-day event. Kane countered a rip back move in the semi-finals to pin an opponent from Michigan. The Ram wrestler then stuck a Virginia wrestler in the finals. Kane, a 2002 Class A state champion, has also placed sixth and fifth, respectively, in the New England championships. Kane has been accepted into both United States Military Institutions at West Point and Annapolis. Congratulations to Jon, his family and Coach Al Kirk. |
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Sponsored by MAWA, Team Maine Youth Wrestling website was rolled out today. The purpose is to provide a common place for coaches, wrestlers, parents and others to view the issues relevant to youth wreslting. Visit the MAWA YOUTH link for details. |
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Midget, Novice, schoolboy/girl will be folkstyle, Seedings based on results from Noble PeeWee Tourney, Pine Tree League and Marshwood New England Classic. FOLKSTYLE: Midget (1992-93), Novice (1990-91), Schoolboy/girl(1988-89) FREESTYLE: Cadet(1986-87), Junior(grades 9-12), Open/University(1978-84) |
| FA Wrestling Camp Aug 6-9 2002 |
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Featuring BRANDON SLAY, Olympic Gold Medalist in 2000 Olympic Games held in Sidney Australia and ROMEY PELLETIER, Olympic Trials Champion, 1984 and Maine Wrestling Hall of Fame Inductee. Save a spot for this camp as entries will be limited to 100 wrestlers. This is ONE camp NOT to MISS....
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| Maine wrestling round-table at Portland PD April 5th 6.30pm |
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On Friday April 5th at Portland Police station, a round-table discusion will be held to brain-storm how we want to address issues pertaining to youth, middle school and high wrestling. This includes discussing funding, officiating, coaching, meets and tournamants, and getting our kids experienced so they may be compatative with other New England states. Minutes and issues will be documentated so a followup will happen. If you are a coach, official or active booster, please plan on attending. |
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Pre Registration payment due on the day of the tournament. Please pre register no later than Thursday April 11h, 2002. Your weigh in cards will be available when you arrive. Admission: $3.00 Adults $1.00 Students Trophies will be awarded to all champions, medals for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place. Pre k- and k will be grouped in 4-person brackets. They will all receive an award. Grades 1-8 will be grouped by weight into 8 man brackets. This year Skip Churchill from Churchill Photography will be on hand to take team photos. The cost of each 5x7 photo will be $4.00. Team pictures will be taken during the weigh in/-seeding period. Coaches please let me know in advance if your team is interested. Individual photos will also be available. Our Concession stand will be open serving breakfast lunches and snacks. We now allow food and drinks in our gymnasium. Please help us to continue this practice by cleaning up after yourself. The wrestling format will remain the same as years past. There will be one 3-minute period. There will be no referee position. Out of bounds or lack of wrestling activity will result in a neutral start. All other high school rules will apply to all divisions. Board certified officials will referee this tournament. AREA MOTELS: Mention that you are attending the Oxford Hills Wrestling Tournament
Registrations can be mailed to:
I will need wrestlers name, team, and Level 1-meaning beginner, 4-advanced, win/loss record for middle school wrestlers. Please make checks payable to the Oxford Hills Athletic Boosters. DIRECTIONS: From the south take 95 north to exit 11. Take Route 26 North to South Paris. From the North take 95 South to exit 12 in Auburn. Take RTE 121 west into Oxford. Take RTE 26 North to South Paris. High school sits on the Norway, South Paris Town line. |
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The New England Classic was held March 30 at UNH Whittamore Sports Complex. Wrestling started at 9am for all grades upto grade 6. Grades 7 and 8 started about noon and by 8pm the finals were underway. Wrestling concluded at 8.50pm. There were a total of 1230 wrestlers for the day. Congrats Marshwood boosters for putting on a great event. Please select from the RESULT list below to view in Adobe Format:
Many thanks to Robert McCormack for providing these results. |
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Fryeburg Academy Varsity Coach. Teaching openings in Math, anticipated in English,
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Please pass this info on to your team and link us to your site. It's not often that we benefit from 5 Olympians visiting MA to teach at camp. Camp will run from July 21st-25th. Registration is open. Camp will conclude with a 2-day Open Tournament on 8 mats July 25th and 26th for all ages. Check it out our web site: Click to view 'WrestleSmart Camp' I guarantee this will be a phenomenal wrestling experience.
Aaron Polansky, Director
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Lot of people who attended coach Parkers wrestling school. In fact a few kids who attended my camp last summer had fathers who attended Coach Parkers camp. The name of the camp is "Springfield Wrestling School".
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Article on CR Middle School meet and results / mini-article on HAL (Hope Appleton and Lincolnville) quad over the weekend: |
| 3rd Jammer Classic Summer Folkstyle Tournament |
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Don't miss the third Jammer Classic Summer Folkstyle Tournament to be held on August 10th at Camden Hills Regional High School following the Mid-Coast Wrestling Club / Lock Haven Summer Day Camp. In years past, about 100 wrestlers have participated in the drawn-weight event. For more information go to: |
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This will be a double elimination folkstyle tournament with medals going to the top 4 places. Weight classes will be determined after weigh-ins. There will be no seeding. We will have a concession stand with all the goodies. If there is any chance of rain we will have it in the gym. This is the same weekend as the Bucksport Bay Area Festival which will have things to do for the whole family all weekend long. Make a weekend of it!!!!! More details as they become available on our web site:
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NOTE: THE ORDERING PERIOD IS NOW CLOSED. Many parents and wrestlers have asked about getting more hats that quickly sold out at Bangor Feb 8th and 9th. As a ONE TIME ONLY, the hat maker will take an order. The cost of the hats are $12 each plus shipping. We have an order started and its cut off date is Feb 18th. If you want a hat and you are to 100% committed, please call:
John Cole
The hats will be distributed at New Englands and others can pick-up at my work or home. Can also make arrangements for me to mail to you if you cover shipping. |
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MCWC / Lock Haven University Summer Day Camp August 7-9 2002 Imagine having the expertise of one of the top 10 Division I NCAA programs right in your own backyard! For the third year, the coaching staff of Lock Haven University's wrestling team (www.lhup.edu/sports/wrestling) and several varsity wrestlers are coming to Camden Hills Regional High School to run a wrestling day camp. Limited space! Apply early! |
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Weigh in: 7 am to 8:30 am COST: $5.00 dollars per wrestler. Pre Registration payment due on the day of the tournament. Please pre register no later than Friday February 8th. Your weigh in cards will be available when you arrive. Admission: $3.00 Adults $1.00 Students Trophy's will be awarded to all champions, medals for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place. Pre k- and k will be grouped in 4-person brackets. They will all receive an award. Our Concession stand will be open serving breakfast, lunch and snacks.
Registrations can be mailed to:
I will need wrestlers name, team, and Level 1-meaning beginner, 4-advanced Please make checks payable to the Oxford Hills Athletic Boosters. |
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Westbrook Wrestling Team raised over $510 with an attendance of over 75 people at Mike Spofford's home. A spaghetti supper, wicked good meatballs with garlic oil and bread were the order of the day that included desert and drinks. Most enjoyed the football game and just chatted about the upcoming week. Congrats to Westbrook Boosters and wrestlers for a fine dinner and a special thank you for the use of the Spofford Home. |
| 2nd Annual Mid-Coast Youth Tourney Set Feb 24 |
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The Mid-Coast Wrestling Club's Second Annual Youth Tournament will take place on Sunday, Feb 24th at Camden Hills Regional High School in Rockport. Wrestling will be in four divisions: Pre-K - K, 1-2, 3-4, 4-6. Entry fee is $5. We had a great turnout last year so be sure to mark this established Pee Wee event on your wrestling calanders. Aaron Henderson & Colleen Duggan 5 Grove Street Camden, Maine 04843 207-236-6178 617-429-4524 (mobile) |
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A Mid-Coast Wrestling Club sponsored fund raiser at last weekend's Camden Hills tri meet with Medomak Valley and Mountain Valley raised $130 to contribute towards the Stephen Michaud Fund. MCWC's membership agreed to donate another $70 bringing the total contribution to $200. Additional funds are required and would be greatly appreciated. Please make checks out to The Stephen Michaud Fund and send them to:
Cards and personal mail can be sent to Stephen directly at:
Click here for more information on contributing to 'The Michaud Fund' through MCWC |
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The Westbrook wrestling team is hosting a spaghetti supper for team members, families, and friends to benefit the Michaud Fund on Sunday, January 27th at Mike and Diana Spofford's house on Brook Rd. $5 per person.
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Mid Coast Wrestling Club is in the market to buy used mats. You may
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Monday, January 21st, 2002 At OHCHS Gym. Weigh ins from 9-10 AM Seeding: 9:30 to 11:00 AM Wrestling starts at 11:00 AM. Fee: $5 per wrestler or $50.00 per team.
RULESWrestlers limited to no more than six previous varsity matches. (coaches honor) Weight classes will be subdivided to provide eight-person brackets whenever possible. Seeding: Varsity experience first, top four will be seeded, the rest drawn by coaches. Matches are 2-1-1 until championship rounds. Championship rounds will be 1-2-2. Awards-Medals for top four places, and an outstanding wrestler award. Please send the names of wrestlers by January 16th, 2002. Entry fees can be paid in advance or brought to the meet. Make checks payable to the Oxford Hills Athletic Department. Mail entries to: Athletic Director Jon Ladd at OHCHS 256 Main St. South Paris, Maine 04281 or fax 743-5326 or e-mail jladd@sad17.k12.me.us If you have further question you can call Jon at 743-8914 ext. 2217 |
| Oxford Hills Youth Classic |
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The Oxford Hills Youth Classic will be held on February 10th, at Oxford Hills High School. Wiegh ins are from 7-9AM. Wresting to start at 9:30. This tournament in open to k-6 grade. We had about 300 kids at last years tournament so register early. More information contact Dave Verrier at 743-0404. |
