Glenn Sample Coaches Classic
at Harrison High School
Large School Results
1. Moeller 247; 2. Elder 204.5; 3. Mason 198; 4. Lakota West 169.5; 5. Mount Vernon 121; 6. Harrison 115; 7. Loveland 111; 8. Lakota East 107; 9. Ryle (Ky.) 106.5; 10. Beavercreek 106; 11. Fairfield 103.5; 12. Glen Este 86.5; 13. Princeton 78; 14. Simon Kenton (Ky.) 74; 15. Oak Hills 70; 16. Hamilton 67; 17. Lebanon 63.5; 18. Middletown 63; 19. Sycamore 48.5; 20. St. Xavier 47; 21. Anderson 46; 22. Withrow 40; 23. Milford 38; 24. Turpin 23; 25. Kings 17; 26. Mount Healthy 12.
Small School Results
1. Ross 78.5; 2. Reading 72; 3. New Richmond 68; 4. Goshen 48; 5. Badin 42; 6. Madeira 41.5; 7. Talawanda 38; 8. Edgewood 37.5; 9. Wyoming 19; 10. Deer Park 3.
Championship Finals
103 pounds — Ruben Victoria, Mason dec. Tyler Tepe, Moeller 4-1; 112— A.J. Kowal, Princeton maj. dec. Eddie Noble, Lebanon 10-2; 119— Brian MacVeigh, Moeller maj. dec. T.J. Ruschell, Ryle 9-1; 125— Stephen Myers, Reading maj. dec. Dillon Campbell, Harrison 13-3; 130— Ryan Miller, Lakota East dec. Joey Ward, Moeller 6-3; 135— Ty Davis, Lakota West maj. dec. Adam Sams, Fairfield 10-1; 140— Kyle McIntyre, Mason dec. Austin Sams, Fairfield 3-2; 145— Johnny Carpenter, Madeira dec. Jacob Mescher, Mason 5-3; 152— Nick Corba, Beavercreek dec. Tyler Hardtke, Elder 5-3; 160— Vinnie Bradberry, Lakota West dec. Ryan Fitzpatrick, Oak Hills 3-0; 171— Christian Estes, Lakota West pin Robbie Fuhr, Elder 1:20; 189— Ian Korb, Elder dec. Chaz Gresham, Goshen 2-1; 215— Kevin Hyland, Elder dec. Chalmer Frueauf, Moeller 1-0; 285— Nick Nusekabel, Elder dec. Brandon Mitchell, Withrow 6-5.
Third-place matches
103— Austin Daly, Lakota East dec. Shane Smith, Elder 2-1; 112— Andrew Mendel, Moeller dec. Jacob Artrip, Mason 8-4; 119— Patrick McKernan, Ross dec. Dakota Riley, Mount Vernon 5-1; 125— Josh Stevens, Beavercreek dec. Tyler Ziegler, Moeller 7-4; 130— Seth Gilbert, Lebanon dec. Eddie Sanders, Badin 6-3; 135— Kevin Cooper, Simon Kenton dec. Collin Riley, Mount Vernon 1-0; 140— Louie Allen, Lakota West dec. David Guilford, Badin 5-3; 145— Dakota Sizemore, Moeller dec. Jeryd Wilder, Princeton 7-2; 152— Eoin Walden, Mason pin Caleb Whitcomb-Dixon, Sycamore 3:53; 160— Connor Coyle, Ryle dec. Aaron Waldon, Mason 9-7; 171— Kyle Knabe, Loveland pin Jordan Montgomery, Mount Vernon 1:52; 189— Gunner Lay, Loveland dec. Jerry Thornberry, Moeller 7-4; 215— Paul Isham, Harrison dec. Jake Venable, Hamilton 4-3; 285— Terrion Jackson, Hamilton def. Terry Norton, Milford, injury forfeit.
Fifth-place matches
103—Thomas Fay, Harrison dec. Drew Phillips, Lakota West 1-0; 112— Kevin Leonhardt, Lakota West fall Joey Parrott, Simon Kenton; 119— Jordan Puska, Edgewood def. Jahday Daniels, Elder forfeit; 125— Jorge Gonzalez, Mason pin Cordell Byrd, Ross 2:51; 130— Nick Bloch, Lakota West def. Corey Selmon, Princeton forfeit; 135— Patrick Campbell, Anderson maj. dec. Tyler Kelly, Reading 13-2; 140— Gage Asher, Hamilton dec. Luke Neville, Oak Hills 8-6; 145— Andrew Globke, Middletown maj. dec. Matt Sandman, Elder 13-5; 152— Michael Blum, Moeller maj dec. Dylan Lauffer, Fairfield 10-0; 160— Desmond Hall, Middletown dec. Matt Lybarger, Mount Vernon 6-2; 171— Court Mace, Ryle dec. Jake Seuss, Mason 3-2; 189— Truman Gutapfel, Harrison maj. dec. Nate Fry, Mount Vernon 8-0; 215— Logan Andriot, Oak Hills maj. dec. Michael Kennedy, Glen Este 10-0; 285— Caleb Denny, Moeller dec. Tim Bowman, Lakota East 6-4.
Most Valuable Wrestler: Ryan Miller, Lakota East (130 pounds)
Most Pins/Least Time: Jerry Thornberry, Moeller (four pins, 6:09)
HARRISON — In an upset-marred tournament, the Ross Rams held their own and claimed enough team points to defend the small school title at the 2010 Glenn Sample Wrestling Classic.
The Rams finished 13th overall after Sunday’s final day of the 36-team tournament, placing four wrestlers in the top eight of their weight classes.
“We’re a pretty solid team, but you never know in a tournament like this. There were a lot of upsets early, but our guys didn’t fall to the upsets. They stood their ground and wrestled pretty hard,” Ross coach Rich Dunn said.
Moeller, Elder and Mason finished 1-2-3, respectively. Lakota West finished fourth, Lakota East eighth, Fairfield 11th, Hamilton 19th, Badin 26th, Talawanda 30th and Edgewood 31st.
Senior Patrick McKernan led Ross with a third-place finish at 119 pounds. Seeded fifth in his weight class, McKernan was shut out by Ryle, Kentucky’s top-seed and eventual runner up T.J. Ruschell, 15-0, in the semifinals, but came back to decision Mount Vernon’s Dakota Riley 5-1 to claim third.
Of the 14 weight classes, only three of the No. 1 seeds won their brackets.
Lakota East’s Ryan Miller, who entered the tournament as an eighth seed, decisioned No. 2 Moeller’s Joey Ward 6-3 to win the 130-pound weight class. Miller was voted the tournament’s Most Valuable Wrestler by the coaches.
Lakota West came away with three individual titles. Ty Davis won the 135-pound class with a 10-1 major decision over Fairfield’s Adam Sams, Vinnie Bradberry (160) scored a 3-0 decision over Oak Hills’ Ryan Fitzpatrick and 171-pounder Christian Estes pinned Elder’s Robbie Fuhr in 1:20.
Previously undefeated 140-pounder Austin Sams of Fairfield lost a narrow 3-2 decision in his final to Kyle McIntyre of Mason.
“It was a big disappointment for me,” Sams said. “I expected something a little better out of my performance personally. It’s still early in the season, though, so I know I’ve got a long way to go.”
Hamilton’s Terrion Jackson, a No. 1 seed, finished third at 285 and teammate Jake Venable finished fourth at 215.
“I’m a second-year wrestler, and this is one of the toughest tournaments in the state. I’m disappointed that I lost my last match, but to place fourth here has me excited about the rest of the season,” Venable said.
Contact this reporter at (513) 705-2851 or jbombatch@coxohio.com.
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