Five
McLane Wrestlers Move Into Regional Semis
McLane in 3rd Place After 2nd Round
Five
General McLane wrestlers will wrestle in Saturday's semi-finals.
Luke Harrison wrestled twice and pinned both of his opponents.
Luke's second pin was his 25th of the year and 60th of his career.
Hayden Harrison, in his quarter-finals bout was battling the
flu and Brad Rickabaugh of Holidaysburg. He managed to sneak
by Rickabaugh 6-4.
Hudson
Harrison continued his winning ways by pinning Bald Eagle's
David Fisher. Ryan Dunlap pinned Altoona's Brandon Norton in
his preliminary match and then scored a major decision over
Levi Mohney, by an 11-3 score. Branden Stearns pinned Punxatawney's
Chad Covatch and then topped Aaron Strader of Westinghouse,
7-2.
Wayne
Gormont pinned Perry's Mike Jacobs in the prelims. He lost to
top seeded Joel Yoder (State College) in the quarter-finals.
Kyle Feikles lost a heart breaking match in the quarters. Feikles
was leading State College's Landis Wright, 4-2 when Wright hit
him with a perfect headlock and got the fall.
Consolation
Results...Hadley Harrison and Wayne Gormont were both eliminated
from competition during the first round of consolations. Hadley
suffered his second loss of the tournament at the hands of Erie
Prep's John Heynoski. Heynoski pulled out a 6-4 win. Wayne lost
to Punxatawney's Brandon Weaver, 3-1.
Jake
Keene, Tim Shrout and Kyle Feikles remained in the medal chase
by winning their first round consy matches. Jake Keene recorded
his 18th pin of the season when he decked Punxatawney's Rob
Aikens in 50 seconds. Keene needs one more win to become McLane's
4th 30 match winner this year. Tim Shrout scored a solid 9-4
win over James Smith of Holidaysburg and Kyle Feikles kept his
hopes alive when he racked up an impressive 11-1 major decision
over Johnstown's Rod Stephens.
General
McLane is in 3rd place after the second round of wrestling with
44 points. State College leads the pack with 70 1/2 points,
by advancing all ten of their qualifiers. Bald Eagle Area is
in 2nd place with 55 1/2. Erie Prep is in 5th place with 38
points. McLane finished 9th at the NW Regional Tournament last
year.
News
and Notes:
Other
D-10 wrestlers to make the semi-final round were: Nick Wood
(Corry), McDowell's Ryan Marovich and Ryan Smith, Erie Prep's
Brad Crolli, Pat Smith, Jon Wentz, Nick Voelker and Chris Koziarski,
Conneaut Lake's Ben McMillin, Matt Horne and Chad Sutliff.
Record
Watch: Luke Harrison had a pair of falls Friday to move into
2nd place for "Most Falls In A Season." He needs just
two more to tie Frank Myers for the top spot. Myers record 27
pins in a single season has stood for 20 years.
Hayden
and Luke Harrison have both moved into 2nd place for "Most
Wins In A Season" with 36. The record of 39 is also held
by Frank Myers and both wrestlers are in a position to challenge
it.
GM
Wrestlers - 1st Consolation Round
103-
John Heynoski (Prep) dec. Hadley Harrison (GM) 6-4
112- Jake Keene (GM) pinned Rob Aikens (Punxy) :50
119- Tim Shrout (GM) dec. James Smith (Holidaysburg) 9-4
135- Kyle Feikles (GM) maj dec Rod Stephens (Johnstown) 11-1
275- Brandon Weaver (Punxy) dec. Wayne Gormont (GM) 3-1
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GM
Wrestlers - Quarter-Finals
130-
Luke Harrison (GM) pinned Jack Damico (Brashear) 1:07
135- Landis Wright (State College) pinned Kyle Feikles (GM)
2:21
140- Hayden Harrison (GM) dec. Brad Rickabaugh (Holidaysburg)
6-4
152- Hudson Harrison (GM) pinned David Fisher (Bald Eagle Area)
2:22
160- Ryan Dunlap (GM) maj dec Levi Mohney (ACVKU) 11-3
171- Branden Stearns (GM) dec. Aaron Strader (Westinghouse)
7-2
275- Joel Yoder (Bald Eagle Area) pinned Wayne Gormont (GM)
1:20
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GM
Wrestlers - Preliminary Round:
103-
Kyle Fluke (State College) dec. Hadley Harrison (GM) 7-4
112- Scott Bilich (Huntingdon) pinned Jake Keene (GM) :33
119- Casey Moore (Central Mtn) maj dec Tim Shrout 11-1
130- Luke Harrison (GM) pinned Jeff Gray (St Marys) 3:52
135- Kyle Feikles (GM) received a bye
140- Hayden Harrison (GM) received a bye
152- Hudson Harrison (GM) received a bye
160- Ryan Dunlap (GM) pinned Brandon Norton (Altoona) 1:54
171- Branden Stearns (GM) pinned Chad Covatch (Punxy) 5:21
275- Wayne Gormont (GM) pinned Mike Jacobs (Perry) 1:25
(02-28-03)
McLane
Wins District 10 AAA Title
Mulholland Named D-10 Coach of the Year.
The
Lancer wrestlers won the 2002-03 District 10 Tournament Saturday
in Meadville by outdistancing second place, Erie Prep by 22
1/2 points. GM had three champs, three second place finishers
and four 3rd placers. A total of ten wrestlers will make the
trip to Altoona to compete in the Regional tournament.
Hayden
Harrison won his second consecutive D-10 title, by pinning Warren's
Jamie Shearer in the semis and then pulling out a spine tingling
9-8 decision over Corey Murphy (Corry) in the finals. Hudson
Harrison won the 152 lbs. weight class by posting a 13-1 major
decision over Dan Sullivan in the semi-finals and then beating
a tough Matt Horne (Conneaut Lake) 13-8, in the finals.
Kyle
Feikles was the other Lancer to win a crown. Feikles soundly
beat McDowell's top-ranked (D-10) Chad George by a 12-3 score,
in the semis. In the finals, he whipped a stubborn Matt Baker,
10-6.
Also
making the finals, but losing their final bouts were: Jake Keene,
Ryan Dunlap and Branden Stearns. Keene scored his second fall
of the tourney when he pinned Warren's Alex Lauffenburger in
the semi-finals. He then dropped a 12-3 major decision to Tyler
Harrison of Titusville in the finals.
Ryan
Dunlap pinned Franklin's Matt Jackson in the semi-finals. In
the finals, he met Corry's Nick Wood, last year's District champ
at 160 lbs. The two were in a real battle when Dunlap pancaked
Wood and nearly pinned him. But Wood rolled through, putting
Dunlap on his back and winning by fall at the 3:20 mark. Branden
Stearns made the finals by whipping Franklin's Mike Murkins,
4-0. He dropped a heart breaking 4-3 decision to Prep's Sean
Connole. This is the second year Stearns has been District 10
runner-up.
Placing
3rd for McLane were: Hadley Harrison, Tim Shrout, Luke Harrison
and Wayne Gormont. Hadley Harrison lost to Prep's John Heynoski
in the semi-final round, 10-2. He fought his way back to the
consolation finals and scored a 9-0 major decision over Conneaut
Lake's Adam Green.
Tim
Shrout lost his semi-finals bout, 10-8 to McDowell's Ryan Smith
on a controversial call at the buzzer. Shrout made the consy
finals and scored an 8-0 major decision over Warren's Brian
Pascuzzi. Luke Harrison gained some measure of revenge over
Warren's Scott Goodwill. Goodwill knocked Harrison into the
consolation bracket Friday with a 5-4 upset. But Luke pinned
the Dragon wrestler in the consolation finals.
Wayne
Gormont had a great tournament. His only loss was to state place
winner, Ryan Marovich in the semis. Wayne had three wins, including
a big one over Corry's Bill Chase, by a 9-1 score. Gormont pinned
Conneaut Lake's Justin Vasquez in the consy finals.
Brandon
Saraceno, Paul Hayes, Josh Grabski and Travis Goss failed to
place, but all four won matches and contributed to the team
point total. Saraceno went 2-2, posting two falls, before bowing
out in the consy quarter-final round to Titusville's Joe Snyder.
Paul Hayes went 2-2, but pinned 2 opponents for some important
bonus points. Hayes just missed the medal rounds when he lost
to Warren's Alex Lauffenburger in the consy semis.
Josh
Grabski had a big win in the quarter-finals, reversing an earlier
loss to Franklin's Bill Hasson. Grabski just missed medaling
when he lost a tight 6-5 decision to Oil City's Matt Dempsey
in the consy semis. Travis Goss reversed an earlier loss to
Franklin's Jeremy Hoover, by posting an 8-0 major decision in
the consy quarter-finals and just missed placing when he dropped
a heart breaking 3-2 double overtime decision to Titusville's
Mike Sullivan.
News
and Notes:
Coach
Tim Mulholland was named the District 10 Coach of the Year.
Ryan Cook was named the District 10 JV Coach of the Year, and
Luke Graham was named the District 10 Jr. High Coach of the
Year. This is the third consecutive year that Graham has won
the award.
The
last time General McLane had three District 10 wrestling champs
was in 1985-86 when Matt Caro, Mike Caro and JJ Brown won titles.
Hayden
Harrison broke Tom Kirdahy's career takedown record on Saturday.
Kirdahy scored 314 takedowns in his career. Hayden now has 319.
He also moved into a tie for 3rd place for "Most Wins In
A Season" with 35. Hayden won his 93rd career bout in the
finals.
Hayden
and Luke Harrison both moved into a tie for 2nd place for "Most
Falls In A Season" , both wrestlers have 23 pins on the
year. Luke also now holds the number 3 spot for "Most Career
Falls" with 58.
Hudson
Harrison won his 104th career bout...that moved him into 3rd
place on the "Most Career Wins" list. The only wrestlers
who have more career wins are Greg Leehan (111) and Tom Kirdahy
(116).
Kyle
Feikles now has 97 career wins. Tim Shrout racked up his 20th
win of the season in the consolation finals.
Congratulations
to Corry's Corey Murphy who won his 100th career bout this weekend
and to former GM wrestler, John Heynoski who came into the tournament
unseeded and ended up winning his first District 10 title.
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Team
Scores
(1)
General McLane-214 (2) Erie Prep-191 1/2 (3) McDowell-161 (4)
Conneaut Lake-150 (5) Warren-94 (6) Franklin-87 1/2 (7) Corry-82
(8) Titusvlle-81 (9) Oil City-80 1/2 (10) Meadville-35 (11)
Central-
D-10
Consolation Finals
103-Hadley
Harrison (GM) maj. dec. Adam Green (CL) 9-0
112-Jacob Spuck (OC) dec. Kory Hiner (Prep) 8-3
119-Tim Shrout (GM) maj. dec. Brian Pascuzzi (War) 8-0
125-Matt Braun (OC) dec. Joe Snyder (TV) 7-3
130-Luke Harrison (GM) pinned Scott Goodwill (War) 2:33
135-Chad George (McD) dec. Andy Ruhlman (War) 8-4
140-Jonah Davis (OC) maj. dec. Jamie Shearer (War) 12-2
145-Pat Smith (Prep) dec. Jake Lauffenburger (War) 5-1
152-Jon Wentz (Prep) dec. Dan Sullivan (TV) 10-3
160-Matt Jackson (Fkl) pinned Tom Smith (TV) 4:37
171-Kory Hubbard (CL) dec. Mike Murkens (Fkl) 6-4
189-Kyle McClain (War) pinned Matt Dempsey (OC) 3:52
215-Ben McMillin (CL) dec. Mike Sullivan (TV) 8-2
275-Wayne Gormont (GM) pinned Justin Vasquez (CL) 1:49
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D-10
Finals
103-John
Heynoski (Prep) dec. Bobby Steetle (Fkl) 9-3
112-Tyler Harrison (TV) maj. dec. Jake Keene (GM) 12-3
119-Ryan Smith (McD) pinned Luke Miller (Fkl) 2:51
125-Ryan Patton (CL) dec. Brad Crolli (Prep) 5-4
130-Casey George (McD) dec. Tadd Carey (CL) 6-3
135-Kyle Feikles (GM) dec. Matt Baker (Mdv) 10-6
140-Hayden Harrison (GM) dec. Corey Murphy (Cor) 9-8
145-Chad Sutliff (CL) dec. Bryan Kuhn (McD) 1-0
152-Hudson Harrison (GM) dec. Matt Horne (CL) 13-8
160-Nick Wood (Cor) pinned Ryan Dunlap (GM) 3:20
171-Sean Connole (Prep) dec. Branden Stearns (GM) 4-3
189-Nick Voelker (Prep) tech fall over Mark Anthony (McD) 15-0
215-Chris Koziarski (Prep) dec. Josh Cherish (OC) 15-13
275-Ryan Marovich (McD) pinned Stefan Tighe (Prep) :56
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Individual
GM Wrestler Results - AAA District 10 Tournament
103
- Hadley Harrison
Quarter-Finals:
Hadley Harrison dec. Matt Lewis-Jones (McD) 8-1
Semi-Finals:
John Heynoski (Prep) maj dec Hadley Harrison 10-2
Cons
SF :
Hadley Harrison pinned Doug Jones (Cor) 1:55
Cons
Finals:
Hadley Harrison maj dec Adam Green (CL) 9-0
Tournament
Record: 3-1 (PLACED 3RD)
|
112
- Jake Keene
Quarter-Finals:
Jake Keene pinned Rodney Gelvin (CL) 1:00
Semi-Finals:
Jake Keene pinned Alex Lauffenburger (War) 1:12
Finals:
Tyler Harrison (TV) maj dec Jake Keene 12-3
Tournament
Record: 2-1 (PLACED 2ND)
|
119
- Tim Shrout
Quarter-Finals:
Tim Shrout dec Greg Tenney (OC) 9-4
Semi-Finals:
Ryan Smith (McD) dec Tim Shrout 10-8
Consolation
Semi-Finals:
Tim Shrout tech fall Mike McDonald (Cen) 17-1
Consolation
Finals:
Tim Shrout maj dec Brian Pascuzzi (War) 8-0
Tournament Record: 3-1 (PLACED 3RD)
|
125
- Brandon Saraceno
Preliminary
Round :
Brandon Saraceno pinned Ashley Brown (Mdv) 1:10
Quarter-Finlas
:
Ryan Patton (CL) maj dec Brandon Saraceno 10-0
1st
Round Consolations:
Brandon Saraceno pinned Koto Yokoyama (Cen) 1:40
Consolation
Quarter-Finals:
Joe Snyder (TV) dec. Brandon Saraceno 7-2
Tournament
Record: 2-2
|
130
- Luke Harrison
Quarter-Finals:
Scott Goodwill (War) dec Luke Harrison 5-4
1st
Round Consolations:
Luke Harrison tech fall Ben Mellring (Fkl) 16-0
Consolation
Quarter-Finals:
Luke Harrison pinned Devon Laird (Cor) 3:18
Consolation
Semi-Finals:
Luke Harrison pinned Jason Ardillo (Prep) 1:52
Consolation
Finals:
Luke Harrison pinned Scott Goodwill (War) 2:33
Tournament
Record: 4-1 (PLACED 3RD)
|
135
- Kyle Feikles
Quarter-Finals:
Kyle Feikles maj dec Jason Bimber (TV) 8-0
Semi-Finals:
Kyle Feikles maj dec Chad George (McD) 12-3
Finals:
Kyle Feikles dec. Matt Baker (Mdv) 10-6
Tournament
Record: 3-0 (PLACED 1ST)
|
140
- Hayden Harrison
Quarter-Finals:
Hayden Harrison pinned Luke Audet (Mc) 1:40
Semi-Finals:
Hayden Harrison pinned Jamie Sheare (War) 4:18
Finals:
Hayden Harrison dec. Corey Murphy (Cor) 9-8
Tournament
Record: 3-0 (PLACED 1ST)
|
145
- Paul Hayes
Quarter-Finals:
Pat Smith (Prep) tech fall Paul Hayes 17-0
1st
Consolation Round:
Paul Hayes pinned Anthony Rose (Cen) 3:13
Consolation
Quarter-Finals :
Paul Hayes pinned Charlie Horvat (Mdv) 2:26
Consolation
Semi-Finals:
Alex Lauffenburger (War) dec. Paul Hayes 8-1
Tournament
Record: 2-2
|
152
- Hudson Harrison
Quarter-Finals:
Hudson Harrison tech fall Andrew Riddle (Fkl) 18-3
Semi-Finals:
Hudson Harrison maj dec Dan Sullivan (TV) 13-1
Finals:
Hudson Harrison dec Matt Horne (CL) 13-8
Tournament
Record: 3-0 (PLACED 1ST)
|
160
- Ryan Dunlap
Quarter-Finals:
Ryan Dunlap tech fall Bob Flickner (War) 19-0
Semi-Finals:
Ryan Dunlap pinned Matt Jackson (Fkl) 4:25
Finals:
Nick Wood (Cor) pinned Ryan Dunlap 3:20
Tournament
Record: 2-1 (PLACED 2ND)
|
171
- Branden Stearns
Quartrer-Finals:
Branden Stearns maj dec Tyler Soety (Cor) 9-0
Semi-Finals
Branden Stearns dec. Mike Murkins (Fkl) 4-0
Finals:
Sean Connole (Prep) dec. Branden Stearns 4-3
Tournament
Record: 2-1 (PLACED 2ND)
|
189
- Josh Grabski
Quarter-Finals:
Josh Grabski dec Bill Hasson (Fkl) 7-4
Semi-Finals:
Nick Voelker (Prep) pinned Josh Grabski :46
Consolation
Semi-Finals:
Matt Dempsey (OC) dec Josh Grabski 6-5
Tournament
Record: 1-2
|
215
- Travis Goss
Quarter-Finals:
Ben McMillin (CL) pinned Travis Goss 3:36
Consolation
Quarter-Finals:
Travis Goss maj dec Jeremy Hoover (Fkl) 8-0
Consolation
Semi-Finals:
Mike Sullivan (TV) dec Travis Goss 3-2 (2 OT)
Tournament
Record: 1-2
|
275
- Wayne Gormont
Quarter-Finals:
Wayne Gormont dec Justin Vasquez (CL) 2-0
Semi-Finals:
Ryan Marovich (McD) pinned Wayne Gormont 3:04
Consolation
Semi-Finals:
Wayne Gormont maj dec Dan Chase (Cor) 9-1
Consolation
Finals:
Wayne Gormont pinned Justin Vasquez (CL) 1:49
Tournament
Record: 3-1 (PLACED 3RD)
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(02-22-03)
Ten
Lancers Advance To D-10 Semi-finals
Four More Still In The Medal Chase
The
McLane wrestling team advanced 10 of 14 wrestlers to the semi-final
round of the AAA D-10 tournament, Friday evening at Meadville.
Getting wins in the quarter-finals were: Hadley Harrison (103),
Jake Keene (112), Tim Shrout (119), Kyle Feikles (135), Hayden
Harrison (140), Hudson Harrison (152), Ryan Dunalp (160), Brandon
Stearns (171), Josh Grabski (189) and Wayne Gormont (275).
Hadley
Harrison scored a dominating 8-1 decision over McDowell's Matt
Lewis-Jones. Jake Keene wasted no time disposing of Conneaut
Lake's Rodeny Gelvin. Keene pinned Gelvin in just 59 seconds.
Tim
Shrout won a relatively easy 9-3 decision over Greg Tenney of
Oil City. Kyle Feikles scored an 8-0 major decision over Jason
Bimber of Titusville. Hayden Harrison racked up 7 first period
takedowns and had a 14-6 lead, before he pinned McDowell's Luke
Audet at the 1:43 mark.
Hudson
Harrison scored an 18-3 technical fall over Franklin's Andrew
Riddle in 5:25. Hudson now owns 10 career tech. falls, a school
record. Ryan Dunlap was all over Warren's Bob Flickner before
he ended the match with a 19-0 tech fall of his own.
At
171, Branden Stearns scored a convincing 9-0 major decision
over Tyler Soety of Corry. Josh Grabski was in a dogfight with
Franklin's Bill Hasson. Hasson had beaten Grabskin 8-3 just
11 days ago in a dual meet. But, Grabski turned the tables and
scored a come from behind 7-4 win this time. Wayne Gormont rounded
out the quarter-final winners by topping Conneaut Lake's Justin
Vasquez 2-0.
Four
other GM wrestlers remained in the medal chase after day one.
Branden Saraceno won his preliminary round bout by pinning Meadville's
Ashley Brown in 1:10. He then lost a 10-1 major decision in
the quarter-finals to Ryan Patton of Conneaut Lake. Saraceno
bounced back to score a fall over Central's Kyoto Yokoyama in
1:41.
The
biggest surprise of the night was Scoot Goodwill's (Warren)
upset of Luke Harrison. Goodwill took a 5-0 lead in the bout.
Harrison narrowed it to 5-4, but wasn't able to add any more
points before the final buzzer. Luke came back in the consolation
round with an impressive 16-0 technical fall over Franklin's
Ben Mellring.
Paul
Hayes lost his 145 lbs. quarter-final bout to Erie Prep's Pat
Smith. Smith racked up a 17-0 tech fall at the 5:25 mark. Hayes
came back and notched a fall over Central's Anthony Rose at
the 3:13 mark. Travis Goss lost by fall in 3:36 to Conneaut
Lake's Ben McMillin. It was Goss's 3rd loss to McMillin this
season. Goss then received a bye into the second consolation
round.
Prep
held a 7 1/2 point lead in the team score after Friday's action.
McLane was second, followed by McDowell and Conneaut Lake. Wrestling
resumes Saturday morning at 11 AM.
Other
Notes: Hudson Harrison scored his 102nd career win Friday. That
moved him ahead of Lancer great, Phil Frndak and into 6th position
on the career wins list.
Hayden's
7 takedowns Friday, put him within 7 takedowns of Tom Kirdahy's
career mark of 314. Kyle Feikles notched his 94th career win
Friday.
Congratulations
to McDowell's Ryan Marovich, who scored his 100th career win
Friday.
(02-21-03)
GM
Wrestlers Finish Regular Season With
A 41-19 Win Over Conneaut Lake
The
GM wrestlers finished up an unbelievable season by defeating
Conneaut Lake 41-19, Wednesday evening at General McLane. It
was their 23rd win, the most ever by a McLane wrestling team.
The
match started at 171 lbs. where Branden Stearns posted a solid
7-3 decision over Cory Hubbard. Josh Grabski received a forfiet
at 189 to make the score 9-0. Conneaut Lake's 3rd ranked (D-10)
Ben McMillen beat Travis Goss 7-1 at 215 to it 9-3. Steve Gdanetz
wrestled at 275, but lost a 17-6 major decision. That made it
McLane 9, CL 7.
Adam
Green pinned Steve Scharrer and the Indians took the lead 13-9.
Jake Keene put the Lancers back in front with a 1:34 pin over
Rodney Gelvin. Tim Shrout followed with another pin at 119 lbs.
to make the score 21-13.
Freshman,
Don Osinski wrestled well, but lost a 6-1 decision to 2nd ranked
(D-10) senior, Ryan Patton. Luke Harrison threw everything but
the kitchen sink at Tad Carey and posted a 16-1 technical fall
to rack up his 30th win. He became just the 4th McLane wrestler
to win 30 matches during the regular season. Kyle Feikles got
a a pin at 135 lbs. in 28 seconds and won his 93rd career bout.
At
140 lbs there was a double forfiet. Hayden Harrison elected
to put his unbeaten record on the line against CL's Chad Sutliff,
by bumping up to 145 lbs. It turned out to be one of the best
match ups of the season. Hayden took an early 2-0 lead, then
let Sutliff up so he could score a second takedown. But, Sutliff
countered Harrison's single leg attempt and got the takedown
himself to make it 3-2. Hayden tied the score at 3-3, but Sutliff
went out in front, 4-3 and Harrison never got the lead back.
Hayden was down 7-5 and had a chance to tie the score in the
3rd period, but Sutliff stopped his takedown attempt and got
back points to secure a 12-5 win.
Hudson
also had a tough customer in Matt Horne. Hudson pulled out a
wild 10-7 decison to post his 31st win. Ryan Dunlap finished
with a pin at 160. He hit a nice hip toss 44 seconds into the
second period and got the fall. McLane-41 Conneaut Lake-19.
The
victory wraps up one of the best seasons in McLane wrestling
history. Coach Mulholland, Ryan Cook, Dan Harrison and Kevin
O'Meara deserve a lot of credit for their great coaching this
year. Congrats to the coaches and wrestlers on an unforgettable
regular season. Now...on to the post-season!!!
General
McLane- 41 Conneaut Lake-19
171-Branden
Stearns (GM) dec. Cory Hubbard (CL) 7-3
189-Josh Grabski (GM) won by forfiet
215-Ben McMillin (CL) dec. Travis Goss (GM) 7-1
275-Justin Vasquez (CL) maj. dec. Steve Gdanetz (GM) 17-6
103-Adam Green (CL) pinned Steve Scharrer (GM) 5:04
112-Jake Keene (GM) pinned Rodney Gelvin (CL) 1:34
119-Tim Shrout (GM) pinned Dan Tursky (CL) :31
125-Ryan Patton (CL) dec. Don Osinski (GM) 6-1
130-Luke Harrison (GM) tech. fall over Tad Carey (CL) 16-1
135-Kyle Feikles (GM) pinned Nathan Ladner (CL) :28
140-double forfiet
145-Chad Sutliff (CL) dec. Hayden Harrison (GM) 12-5
152-Hudson Harrison (GM) dec. Matt Horne (CL) 10-7
160-Ryan Dunlap (GM) pinned Ryan Courtney (CL) 2:44
GM
23-3 Overall 4-0 ECL
(02-12-03)
News
and Notes:
Hats
off to Hayden Harrison who showed a lot of character by bumping
up to 145 lbs. to wrestle 4th ranked, Chad Sutliff. Hayden could
have elected to walk out on the mat, receive a forfiet and finish
the regular season unbeaten. Instead, he chose to take on one
of the state's best 145 pounders.
Congratulations
to all of the 30+ match winners. Hayden (32-1), Hudson (31-2)
and Luke Harrison (30-3) and the 20+ match winners, Jake Keene
(26-5), Hadley Harrison (25-4), Ryan Dunlap (25-11), Kyle Feikles
(24-6), Josh Grabski (24-9) and Wayne Gormont (20-13).
The
win against Conneaut Lake was Tim Mulholland's 125th coaching
victory.
McLane
Wrestlers Beat Franklin 47-21
Hudson Harrison Wins Number 100.
Hudson
Harrison joined an elite group of GM wrestlers Monday evening.
He became just the 8th Lancer wrestler to register 100 or more
career wins. Harrison won by technical fall over Andy Riddle
in the 152 lbs. bout. It was his 9th career tech. fall. That
also broke the record of 8, which was shared by Matt Caro and
Jason Hiltabidel. Hudson also became just the third McLane wrestler
to win 30 matches during the regular season. Brother, Hayden
did it last week.
Franklin
gave the Lancers a tough time early in the match. They pulled
to within 15-12 when Travis Goss gave up a defensive pin at
215. Wayne Gormont received a forfiet to make it 21-12, McLane.
Bob
Steele pinned Steve Scharrer at 103 lbs. to make it 21-18. But
then the Lancers got busy. Jake Keene was all over Jim Rowland
with bar arms and won by 18-3 technical fall. Luke Harrison
notched his 20th fall with a cradle in 17 seconds.
Kyle
Feikles pinned Andy Lang with a double-bar arm in 2:50 to put
the Lancers ahead 41-21. Hayden Harrison finished things off
by pinning Chris Snyder in 58 seconds. It was Hayden's 21st
fall of the year and his 90th career win. He is 32-0 on the
year.
Paul
Hayes also won by fall in the 145 lbs. match. Branden Stearns
won by 12-4 major decision and Brandon Saraceno pulled out a
3-2, come from behind win at 125.
The
win over Franklin gave the Lancers their 22nd win. That's the
most wins ever posted by a GM wrestling team in one season.
The previous high was 18, by the 1982-83 team.
General
McLane- 47 Franklin- 21
145-Paul
Hayes (GM) pinned Will Horchler (F) 2:24
152-Hudson Harrison (GM) tech fall over Andy Riddle (F) 19-4
160-Matt Jackson (F) dec. Ryan Dunlap (GM) 13-10
171-Branden Stearns (GM) maj. dec. Mike Murkens (F) 12-4
189-Bill Hasson (F) dec. Josh Grabski (GM) 8-3
215-Jeremy Hoover (F) pinned Travis Goss (GM) :26
275-Wayne Gormont (GM) won by forfiet
103-Bob Steele
(F) pinned Steve Scharrer (GM) 5:55
112-Jake Keene (GM) tech fall over Jim Rowland 18-3
119-Luke Miller (F) dec. Tim Shrout (GM) 9-7
125-Brandon Saraceno (GM) dec. Alex Anderson (F) 3-2
130-Luke Harrison (GM) pinned Ren Mellring (F) :17
135-Kyle Feikles (GM) pinned Andy Lang (F) 2:50
140-Hayden Harrison (GM) pinned Chris Snyder (F) :58
GM
22-3 Overall 4-0 ECL
(02-10-03)
Lancers
Lose A Close One To
Cumberland Valley at State Team Duals
The
GM wrestlers lost their third match of the year Friday evening
at the Giant Center in Hershey, PA. to 8th ranked Cumberland
Valley. The Lancers held a 24-13 lead after the 152 lbs. match
but then things began to unravel. CV won 5 of the last 6 bouts
to pull out a 38-27 win and move into the quarter-final round.
The
match started at the 112 lbs. class where Jake Keene lost a
10-2 major decision to Ryan Williams. At 125, Tim Shrout put
the Lancers ahead 6-4 with a 1:23 fall over Mike Silva. Cumberland
Valley went back in front 7-6 when CV's Ray Shreffler pulled
out a 2-1 decision over Brandon Saraceno. Luke Harrsion scored
his 19th fall of the season when he decked Ron Tressler in a
cradle at 1:58. That made it 12-7.
Kyle
Feikles followed with a solid 7-3 decision at 135 lbs. Hayden
Harrison pinned Eric Goodling to put the Lancers up 21-7. Brian
Scott got CV back in it by pinning Paul Hayes at 145 lbs. Hudson
Harrison decisioned Tim Cramer 7-1, to make it GM 24 CV 13.
The Lancers had the momentum and seemed to be on their way to
a big win, but CV started to roll.
Ryan
Dunlap took down state ranked, Neil Bretz and put him on his
back for a 4-0 lead. But Bretz came roaring back and scored
a 13-4 major decision. At 171, Branden Stearns lost a close
6-4 decision to a lightning fast Thomas Dixon to make it 24-20,
McLane.
Josh
Grabski and John George battled to a 0-0 first period stalemate.
In the 2nd period, Grabski put a body scissors on George and
was trying to set up the fall. But George pulled Grabski over
when he got too high and decked him at the 3:30 mark. That put
CV on top again 26-24. Travis Goss got the lead back for GM
when he used a double leg takedown and second period ecape to
beat 215 pounder, Tom Beeman 3-0. GM-27 CV-26.
Wayne
Gormont's lost a controversial bout with Zach Sheaffer when
he was disqualified for stalling and CV was awarded 6 team points.
That put CV on top 32-27. At 103 lbs., state ranked Morgan Baublitz
pinned Steve Scharrer, to nail down the Cumberland Valley win.
Powerhouse
Easton won the AAA team title with wins over Clearfield 60-7,
Cumberland Valley 44-13 and Kiski Area 43-12. Juniata won the
AA title by beating Reynolds 31-27, Mount Pleasant 39-31 and
Brockway 39-23.
The
McLane matmen hope to rebound with big wins in the final week
of the regular season. They will face Franklin Monday and Conneaut
Lake on Wednesday. Both matches will be at home.
Cumberland
Valley-38 General McLane-27
112-Ryan
Williams (CV) maj. dec. Jake Keene (GM) 10-2
119-Tim Shrout (GM) pinned Mike Silva (CV) 1:23
125-Ray Schreffler (CV) dec. Brandon Saraceno (GM) 2-1
130-Luke Harrison (GM) pinned Ron Tressler (CV) 1:58
135-Kyle Feikles (GM) dec. Bryan Chittester (CV) 7-3
140-Hayden Harrison (GM) pinned Eric Goodling (CV) 4:38
145-Brian Scott (CV) pinned Paul Hayes (GM) 2:35
152-Hudson Harrison (GM) dec. Tim Cramer (CV) 7-1
160-Neil Bretz (CV) maj. dec. Ryan Dunlap (GM) 13-4
171-Thomas Dixon (CV) dec. Branden Stearns (GM) 6-4
189-John George (CV) pinned Josh Grabski (GM) 3:30
215-Travis Goss (GM) dec. Tom Beeman (CV) 3-0
275-Zach Sheaffer (CV) won by disqulification over Wayne Gormont
(GM).
103-Morgan Baublitz (CV) pinned Steve Scharrer (GM) :14
GM
21-3 Overall 4-0 ECL
News
and Notes:
Lancer
records are falling this year with the help of some great wrestling
and an intensive schedule.
Hudson
Harrison now has 99 career wins and should join the
100 club before the end of the regular season. Hudson has also
tied Matt Caro and Jason Hiltabidel for most technical falls
in a career and has moved into the second position for most
team points earned in a season. He also has taken over the 5th
position for most career pins (47).
Kyle
Feikles scored his 92nd career win against Cumberland Valley
and could reach 100 with a solid post-season effort.
Hayden
Harrison got his 20th fall of the season against
Eric Goodling of Cumberland Valley. That ties him with Jamie
Keeney (1995-96) for 4th place for most fall in a season.
Hayden could also shatter Tom Kirdahy's career takedown record
before the end of the season, and he's only a junior.
Luke
Harrison scored his 19th fall at the PIAA Team Duals.
That pin moves him into 6th place in the record books
for most falls in one season. Frank Myers' 27 pins in
a single season is the most ever by a McLane wrestler. Luke
has also moved into the 3rd position for most team points earned
in a season and taken over the number 3 spot with 54 career
falls.
(02-08-03)
McLane
Wrestlers Crush Bobcats
The
McLane wrestlers warmed up for Friday's match with powerhouse
Cumberland Valley by whipping the Seneca Bobcats 64-6. Hayden
Harrison started the Lancers out on the right foot by scoring
a 25-8 technical fall over Desmond Drake at 140 lbs. Hayden
landed 9 takedowns in the bout and only needs 25 more to break
Tom Kirdahy's career mark of 314. Hayden also scored
his 30th win of the season. He is first GM wrestler since
Frank Myers (1983) to win 30 matches during the regular season.
Three
McLane wrestlers scored falls. Hudson Harrison got his 98th
career win by pinning Matt Geer in 5:08. Travis Goss was
down 2-0 to Jason Beebe, but fought back to take a 5-2 lead
in the 3rd period. He locked up a cradle on a stand up attempt
and got the fall at the 5:09 mark. Luke Harrison added another
fall at 130 lbs. He pinned Rob Yost in a cross-face cradle in
1:35.
Ryan
Dunlap and Kyle Feikles both had tech. falls. Dunlap won 16-0
over Bryan Conley. Feikles trounced Jesse Beebe 15-0
for his 91st career win. Paul Hayes scored a major decision
over Mitch Trayer at 145 lbs. Tim Shrout added a 9-2 decision
over Brandon Beebe.
Ashton
Osterberg wrestled a gutsy match against Dustin Beebe at 103
lbs. in his first varsity match of the year. Ashton, who weighed
in at 89 lbs. kept the pressure on the the veteran Beebe for
the entire bout. Wayne Gormont also wrestled extremely well
in a losing cause. He took D.J. Bross (ranked 4th in AA NW Region)
to the second overtime, before giving up an escape and losing
a 2-1 heartbreaker.
The
Lancer wrestlers will face Cumberland Valley Friday evening
in Hershey, PA. at the PIAA Team Duals.
General
McLane- 64 Seneca- 6
140-Hayden
Harrison (GM) tech. fall Desmond Drake (S) 25-8
145-Paul Hayes (GM) maj. dec. Mitch Trayer (S) 14-4
152-Hudson Harrison (GM) pinned Matt Geer (S) 5:08
160-Ryan Dunlap (GM) tech. fall Bryan Conley (S) 16-0
171-Branden Stearns (GM) won by forfiet
189-Josh Grabski (GM) won by forfiet
215-Travis Goss (GM) pinned Jason Beebe (S) 5:09
275-D.J. Bross (S) dec. Wayne Gormont (GM) 2-1 (2 OT)
103-Dustin Beebe (S) dec. Ashton Osterberg (GM) 6-1
112-Jake Keene (GM) won by forfiet
119-Tim Shrout (GM) dec. Brandon Beebe (S) 9-2
125-Brandon Saraceno (GM) won by forfiet
130-Luke Harrison (GM) pinned Rob Yost (S) 1:35
135-Kyle Feikles (GM) tech. fall Jesse Beebe (S) 15-0
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GM
21-2 Overall 4-0 ECL
(02-06-03)