Interview with Haley Augello of Illinois, 46 kg champion at the Body Bar FILA Cadet National Championships in Kissimmee, Fla.., May 14, 2011
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Interview: Division II 133-pound champion and Outstanding Wrestler Shane Valko of Pitt-Johnstown
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One-legged wrestler, Arizona State's Anthony Robles wins 125-lbs NCAA Wrestling National Championship. The Sun Devils senior, who was born with only one leg, used two near fall tilts in the first period to down defending champion Matt McDonough of Iowa, 7-1. As the final whistle blew, Robles buried his head in the mat and then looked up to the sky with a smile. "It was huge. I had a lot of butterflies going out there," said Robles. "I've dreamt about stepping on that stage a dozen times, and this whole year I've just been preparing for that moment." The performance helped him earn Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament.
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Greg Jones is one of the most successful American collegiate wrestlers of all-time. At West Virginia University, Jones won three NCAA Division I wrestling titles - one of only 39 wrestlers to accomplish that feat in the tournament's 75-year history. Shortly after his 5-3 decision of Cornell's Tyler Baier in the 184 pound finals, Jones was named the 2005 tournament's Most Outstanding Wrestler. In addition to his title in 2005, Jones won the 184 pound title in 2004 and the 174 pound title as a freshman in 2002. Background Greg Jones was born on August 10, 1982, in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. He was the third of 5 children. Greg's older brother Vertus was a 3-time All-American wrestler. In high school, Jones won the PIAA championship as a member of the Greensburg-Salem Golden Lions wrestling team and was a two-time state champion. Greg went on to win three national championships as a member of the West Virginia University Mountaineers. He set his high school's record for career wins. Noteworthy statistics One of 39 3-time NCAA champions One of 20 wrestlers to win titles at two different weights One of 10 wrestlers to win a national title as a freshman 126-4 career record His only losses were to Otto Olson of Michigan (9-8), Ralph Everett (3-2 tb), and Rashad Evans of Michigan State (3-2). The fourth loss was a forfeit. West Virginia's all-time wins leader Undefeated his junior and senior years Ended career with a 51-match win streak 4-time Eastern Wrestling League (EWL <b>...</b>
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197 National champion Donovan McMahill of Western State
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Archival footage from the 1937 NCAA College Wrestling Tournament. Oklahoma A&M College (now Oklahoma State University) won its eighth national championship this year, as the Wrestling Aggies compiled 31 team points. The 1937 title began a string of seven-consecutive NCAA championships for OAMC (including a three-year interruption due to World War II from 1943-45). The 1937 team placed four atop the winners' stand, including the outstanding wrestler, Stanley Henson. A&M also had seven-of-eight wrestlers earn All-America honors. The 1936-37 dual season saw the Aggies go 6-1-1. A&M's 18.5-7.5 win on March 5, 1937, over Central Oklahoma started a NCAA record streak of 76-straight dual wins. 118: Joe McDaniel (Okla. State) v. Davis Natvig (Northern Iowa) 126: Dale Brand (Cornell Iowa) v. Ted Anderson (Central Okla.) 135: Ray Cheney (Northern Iowa) v. Fred Parkey (Okla. State) 145: Stanley Henson (Okla. State) v. Jack McIlvoy (Illinois) 155: Bill Keas (Oklahoma U.) v. Ernest Jessup (Kansas State) 165: Harvey Base (Okla. State) v. Marshall Word (Oklahoma U.) 175: John Whitaker (Minnesota) v. John Ginay (Illinois) UNL: Lloyd Ricks (Okla. State) v. Bob Haak (Indiana) Outstanding Wrestler: Stanley Henson, Okla. State
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2009 Fargo Junior National Champion at 135 lbs. Here is a list of some of Josh Dziewa's more recent wrestling accomplishments: * 2007 Super 32 Champion * 2007 Cadet Nationals 4th Freestyle (Fargo, ND) * 2007 Rocky Mountain National Champion & Outstanding Wrestler * 2008 Cadet Nationals 5th Greco (Fargo, ND) * 2008 Wilkes Open Champion * 2008 Cadet Nationals 6th Freestyle (Fargo, ND) * 2-Time PA District 1 North Champion * 2-Time PA Southeast Regional Champion * 2008 FILA Cadet Nationals 4th * 2-Time War At The Shore Outstanding Wrestler * 2-Time PA State Qualifier * 2009 Junior National Champion, Freestyle, 135 lbs (Fargo, ND) * Currently 91-6 after 2 high school seasons * And much, much more to come Josh Dziewa (pronounced "Jeva") is currently being recruited by the top wrestling programs in the nation. I give my absolute highest recommendation regarding Josh. I've known him since he was 3 years old, his father is my wrestling coach, and ever since he was little he's always wrestled for GOLD - nothing less. Josh has the heart, mind and soul of a champion. He's battled adversity and came out on top and will continue to do so. Please contact me for more information. (Major thanks to Donald Achnick of Team Lloyd Irvin for creating this killer highlight video!)
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Arguably the most dominant high school wrestler of all-time, Jesse Jantzen's accolades extend from junior high to open competition. In high school, Jesse was the first 6x Suffolk County Champion, and the first ever 4x New York State Champion. He was a Fargo Nationals Champion and High School Nationals Chamption and Outstanding Wrestler. At Harvard University, Jantzen was a 3x EIWA Champion, 3x All-American, National Champion and the Outstanding Wrestler at the NCAAs. In Open competition, Jesse was a University Games Champion, and 3rd at the Open as a freshman in college. Jantzen is an unbelievably dominate athlete and one of the greatest wrestlers this country has ever produced. www.jessejantzen.com
Starts with Gable's Outstanding Wrestler and 2X NCAA Champion's Kevins Dresser's fave move appropriately called the "Dresser Dump". Secondly, one of the most under-emphasized moves in wrestling but the one Cael Sanderson make a living from...the heal pick. The key to both moves in this video is the subtle direction change that takes places immediately before the actual move. Add these to your offensive repetoire and you will win add a lot. PS The Heal Pick instruction starts after kids drill the Dresser Dump which is at approximately the 7:00 mark.
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Kyle Dake (Lansing-4) p. Mike Gomez (Locust Valley-8) 5:25. 2007 Division 2 Most Outstanding Wrestler. Battle of unbeatens as both wrestlers came in with 42-0 records on the season. Gomez came in having tech fall his three opponents in the tourney incl. 2006 NYS D1 103 lb Champ Jeremy Coumo 15-0 in the Semis.
8/30/2009 Here's a short video tour of my wrestling coach's wrestling room back in PA. My coach's name is John Dziewa. I'm real lucky to know him. My friend Mike Denny took me to John because I needed help and to basically get beat on and to learn how to train and become a real wrestler instead of just someone who wrestles. I learned so much from those guys, they changed my life and helped me discover what makes wrestling the greatest sport in the world. John has a son, Josh Dziewa who'll be a senior in high school this year. When I first met Josh he was 3 years old and since then he's been an absolute animal on the mat and he still has a passion for the sport, it's great to see. I'm real proud of him and I have supreme confidence in him. He has the work ethic and the attitude of a champion and that's why he earns yellow medals. That's what America needs, that's what wrestling needs - more hammers with the courage to go out there and work hard and look to dominate, put on a show and win the yellow medal, not just "get a medal" or be an All-American or a world medalist or even an Olympian. We need more wrestlers who are going after the yellow medals and nothing less. It takes a lot of courage to do that, and yeah it's a lot harder to do it and it takes a lot more work but that's the only way wrestling in America is gonna grow as a sport and that's how we're gonna catch up to the Russians, and it starts at the youth level with the mentality. (OK I got a little fired up <b>...</b>
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Steven Bonnano, from Wantagh, takes on Zach Cogen, from Bellmore JFK, for the 119 pound Nassau County title. Enjoy! *Note: Congratulations to Steven Bonnano as he walked away as the Most Outstanding Wrestler from the '08 Nassau County Wrestling tournament!
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Highlights from Adam Hluschak's 05-06 wrestling season. In his junior season, Adam was a District XI champion, the District XI outstanding wrestler, Southeast Regional champion, and Pennsylvania State runner-up in AA at 125 pounds.
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MIKE LOMBARDO WRESTLING AT 133LBS IN THE 1999-2000 WRESTLING SEASON FOR ONEONTA UNIVERSITY WON THE ONEONTA WRESTLING TOURNAMENT BEATING ANDREW PEREZ FROM DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE AND 2 TIME CONFERENCE CHAMPION AND NATIONALLY RANKED WRESTLER JOE BOXER TO WIN THE TOURNAMENT AND WIN OUTSTANDING WRESTLER AWARD
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Highlights from the evening final matches at the event, which was held at Luther College's Regents Center on February 17, 2009. Also included is an interview with the tournament's Most Outstanding Wrestler (Dick Walker Award), Wartburg 157-pounder Aaron Wernimont.
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Archival footage from the 34th NCAA College Wrestling Tournament, hosted by Cornell from March 26-28, 1964. Once again, Oklahoma State ventured to the NCAA Championships, and for the 24th time, the Cowboys returned victorious. Led by national champions Yojiro Uetake and Joe James, along with six other All-Americans, the Pokes cruised past runner-up Oklahoma. The Cowboys also notched their fifth Big Eight Championship while posting a 10-0-1 record. 115: Terry Finn [3] (SIU-Carbondale) WBF Roger Sebert [1] (Iowa State), 1:02 123: Fred Powell [1] (Lock Haven) dec. Howie Gangestad [2] (Minnesota State - Mankato) 130: Yojiro Uetake [2] (Oklahoma State) dec. Jim Hanson [US] (Colorado) 137: Mike Sager [US] (Oklahoma) dec. Gary Wilcox [US] (Michigan) 147: Jerry Stanley [6] (Oklahoma) dec. Mike Reding [1] (Oklahoma State) 157: Gordon Hassman [2] (Iowa State) dec. Dick Slutzky [4] (Syracuse) 167: Don Millard [US] (SIU-Carbondale) dec. Bob Zweiacher [6] (Oklahoma State) 177: Dean Lahr [1] (Colorado) dec. Bill Harlow [3] (Oklahoma State) 191: Harry Houska [1] (Ohio) dec. Jack Brisco [3] (Oklahoma State) UNL: Joe James [3] (Oklahoma State) dec. Bob Billberg [US] (Minnesota State - Moorhead) Outstanding Wrestler: Dean Lahr (Colorado) Team Champion: Oklahoma State, 87 points
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Check out my ROH Death Before Dishonor V Night 1 Review with SurvivorSeries07: www.youtube.com The categories covered: Wrestler of the Year Most Outstanding Wrestler Feud of the Year Tag Team of the Year Most Improved Most Charismatic Best Technical Wrestler Best Flying Wrestler Most Overrated Most Underrated Promotion of the Year Best Weekly Television Show Match of the Year Rookie of the Year Best Non-Wrestler Best Television Announcer Worst Television Announcer Best Major Show Worst Major Wrestling Show Best Wrestling Maneuver Most Disgusting Promotional Tactic Worst Television Show Worst Worked Match of the Year Worst Feud of the Year Worst Promotion of the Year Best Babyface Best Heel Best Gimmick Worst Gimmick
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Calvary Chapel ChurchBoyz wrestler Jason Lara Defeats defending CIF State Champion Nikko Triggas to become the 2007 California State Wrestling Champion at 119 Lbs. Jason Lara was voted the Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament and took home the Dave Schultz Champion of Champions award. Way to go, Jason!!!! Glory to God!!!
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Episode #1: 12/03/11 Santa Fe Scuffle highlights from the 138lb final and outstanding wrestlers. Mike Longo is Video Blogging his quest for a state championship. We will be posting events throughout the wrestling season as they happen.
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"CATEGORY A" AWARDS - PICK A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD PLACE FINISHER IN EACH CATEGORY. POINTS WILL BE AWARDED ON A 5-3-2 BASIS. THE WINNER OF THE AWARD IS DETERMINED BY TOTAL POINTS. 1. LOU THESZ/RIC FLAIR AWARD FOR WRESTLER OF THE YEAR 2. MMA MOST VALUABLE FIGHTER 3. MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER 4. MOST OUTSTANDING FIGHTER 5. BEST BOX OFFICE DRAW 6. FEUD OF THE YEAR 7. TAG TEAM OF THE YEAR 8. MOST IMPROVED 9. BEST ON INTERVIEWS 10. MOST CHARISMATIC 11. BEST TECHNICAL WRESTLER 12. BRUISER BRODY MEMORIAL AWARD FOR BEST BRAWLER 13. BEST FLYING WRESTLER 14. MOST OVERRATED 15. MOST UNDERRATED 16. PROMOTION OF THE YEAR 17. BEST WEEKLY TV SHOW 18. PRO WRESTLING MATCH OF THE YEAR 19. MMA MATCH OF THE YEAR 20. ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 21. BEST NON-WRESTLER PERFORMER 22. BEST TELEVISION ANNOUNCER 23. WORST TELEVISION ANNOUNCER 24. BEST MAJOR SHOW OF THE YEAR "CATEGORY B" AWARDS - PICK ONE IN EACH CATEGORY. WINNER CHOSEN ON THE BASIS OF FIRST PLACE VOTES. 1. WORST MAJOR SHOW OF THE YEAR 2. BEST WRESTLING MANEUVER 3. MOST DISGUSTING PROMOTIONAL TACTIC 4. WORST TELEVISION SHOW 5. WORST MATCH OF THE YEAR 6. WORST FEUD OF THE YEAR 7. WORST PROMOTION OF THE YEAR 8. BEST BOOKER 9. PROMOTER OF THE YEAR 10. BEST GIMMICK 11. WORST GIMMICK 12. BEST WRESTLING BOOK 13. BEST WRESTLING DVD
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Highlights from the Suffolk County League VI Wrestling Championship Feb. 7 at Shoreham-Wading River High School. The John Glenn Knights won the tournament while the host Wildcats took second with four league champions. Shoreham senior Steven Keith (119) was named Most Outstanding Wrestler and TJ Neidhart (160) recorded the most pins in least time.
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LOU THESZ/RIC FLAIR AWARD FOR WRESTLER OF THE YEAR MIXED MARTIAL ARTS MVP MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER MOST OUTSTANDING FIGHTER BEST BOX OFFICE DRAW FEUD OF THE YEAR TAG TEAM OF THE YEAR MOST IMPROVED BEST ON INTERVIEWS MOST CHARISMATIC BEST TECHNICAL WRESTLER BRUISER BRODY MEMORIAL AWARD FOR BEST BRAWLER BEST FLYING WRESTLER MOST OVERRATED MOST UNDERRATED PROMOTION OF THE YEAR BEST WEEKLY TELEVISION SHOW BEST PRO WRESTLING MATCH OF THE YEAR BEST MMA MATCH OF THE YEAR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR BEST NON-WRESTLER BEST TELEVISION ANNOUNCER WORST TELEVISION ANNOUNCER BEST MAJOR WRESTLING SHOW WORST MAJOR WRESTLING SHOW BEST WRESTLING MANEUVER MOST DISGUSTING PROMOTIONAL TACTIC WORST TELEVISION SHOW WORST MATCH OF THE YEAR WORST FEUD OF THE YEAR WORST PROMOTION OF THE YEAR BEST BOOKER PROMOTER OF THE YEAR BEST GIMMICK WORST GIMMICK BEST BOOK BEST DVD
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A video tribute I created, along with the help from other SportsKnight members, to celebrate the life of Aaron Wernimont. Aaron was a two time NCAA National Champion and three time All American who suddenly passed away on March 13, 2012. Not only was Aaron an outstanding wrestler, but he was also an amazing husband, son, brother, friend and student. I hope this video helps those who are in pain and missing Aaron. But even if you didn't know him, you can learn a thing or two about a wonderful guy who truly lived life to the fullest.
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Shoreham-Wading River senior Steven Keith defeated John Glenn's Matt Gannon, 8-0, for a major decision in the League VI 119-pound final Feb. 7 at Shoreham-Wading River High School. Keith won his fourth consecutive league title and was named Most Outstanding Wrestler for the second straight year.
Bruno Salazar Martinez created The SPIDER MOVE on the Master Tournament 2006 in San Diego, California. Bruno of Valhalla High School was champion of League, CIF and 3er Place on Masters wrestling tournament. He went to Ca.State Tournament 2006. The 3 brothers Salazar Martinez (Bruno, Franco,Renzo) were outstanding wrestlers Bruno born in Chiclayo, Peru. The Salazar Brothers, Renzo Salazar, Franco Salazar. POWAY HIGH SCHOOL. COLEGIO SAN AGUSTIN DE CHICLAYO,
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This is from the 2011 Utah State Wrestling Championships in the 4A class. Brandon has now won three state titles in three states; Idaho (fr), Illinois (so) and Utah (jr). In this match he avenged his only loss of the year. He also won the outstanding wrestler award for the higher weights.
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Tyler Graff the best wrestler in Colorado, ranked 2nd in the nation picks up his 4th state title and becomes the 15th Colorado High School State Champion A few facts&figures include: -A career mark of 162-1, only losing once as a freshman, has compiled 3 undefeated seasons -Has won the Outstanding Wrestler Award at least twice to my knowledge -He wrestles for the Loveland Indians, which are in the 5A school division. -He's placed 2nd, and 3rd in Junior nation freestyle -Ranked 2nd in the nation by USA wrestler's magazine -Didn't even spend 6 minutes of mat time during the state tourney -Was 4x top of the rockies tourney champion -His main goal is to make the junior world team -He's headed to the university of Wisconsin -His finals match here was ref'd by Brent Van Hee of Fowler, (the 4th CO 4 timer) -More to come Here are a few links to some articles about him if u care to know more www.rockymountainnews.com www.rockymountainnews.com www.denverpost.com
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Yojiro Uetake Obata is one of the most decorated wrestlers in both Oklahoma State and NCAA history. Uetake wrestled at OSU from 1963-1966, capturing three individual NCAA titles and was voted Outstanding Wrestler twice during his career with the Cowboys. Uetake has the unique distinction of being the only OSU wrestler to go undefeated in his entire college career, amassing a perfect 58-0 record. After his sophomore season at OSU, Uetake returned home for the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo where he won the gold medal for Japan. He also won the gold medal at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, becoming the first Japanese athlete to win two championships at the Olympic Games. Yojiro spent two years as an assistant coach for the Cowboys, before becoming the coach for Japan's national freestyle team.
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Dahlton qrt finals Win, then Win 6-5 over Austin Lobsinger (14th in state rankings) in the Semi finals before beating Scott Brasil (4th in state rankings) 12-2 in the finals. Dahlton was named Outstanding wrestler and Champion of Champions for the tourney!
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This very well may of been Rhonda's greatest challenge at Millie Burke's gym. El Tigre was an outstanding wrestler from Mexico and even had the size advantage over Rhonda. The match goes back and forth, these two did not like eachother and the ending shows that in part two with a submission hold that was not realeased for a while. Rhonda wrestles an excellent match, moving very well and using her powerfull legs to wear down her male opponent
