Senior Nationals This Weekend
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Here are the preseeds
74 kg
- Logan Massa (CKWC)
- Evan Wick (TMWC)
- Anthony Valencia (Sunkist Kids)
- Ryan Deakin (TMWC)
- David Carr (Cyclone RTC)
- Hayden Hidlay (TMWC)
- Joey Lavallee (TMWC)
- CJ Brucki
- Dan Vallimont (Pennsylvania RTC)
- Danny Braunagel (Illinois RTC)
- Austin Headlee (Sunkist Kids)
- Rick Durso (Pennsylvania RTC)
Kyven will also be competing. (Surprised he's not listed with Cyclone RTC.) Earl Hall is registered at 65 kg. Renaldo Rodriguez-Spencer at 74 kg. Lelund Weatherspoon GR 87 kg.
97 kilograms:
1. Kyle Snyder (TMWC)
2. Hayden Zillmer (Gopher WC RTC)
3. Kollin Moore (TMWC)
4. Kyven Gadson (Sunkist Kids)
5. Ben Honis (Pennsylvania RTC)
6. Ty Walz (TMWC)
7. Timothy Dudley (Sunkist Kids)
8. Nick Reenan (TMWC)
9. Jakob Woodley (Oklahoma RTC)
10. Scottie Boykin(TMWC)
11. Lucas Davison (Wildcat WC)
12. Eric Schultz (Nebraska WTC)
13. Nino Bonaccorsi (Pittsburgh WC)
97 kilograms:
1. Kyle Snyder (TMWC)
2. Hayden Zillmer (Gopher WC RTC)
3. Kollin Moore (TMWC)
4. Kyven Gadson (Sunkist Kids)
5. Ben Honis (Pennsylvania RTC)
6. Ty Walz (TMWC)
7. Timothy Dudley (Sunkist Kids)
8. Nick Reenan (TMWC)
9. Jakob Woodley (Oklahoma RTC)
10. Scottie Boykin(TMWC)
11. Lucas Davison (Wildcat WC)
12. Eric Schultz (Nebraska WTC)
13. Nino Bonaccorsi (Pittsburgh WC)
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Gomez made the seeding. Should be fun to see how Parker and Gomez fair in that group.
65 kg
65 kg
- Joey McKenna (TMWC)
- Jaydin Eierman (Hawkeye WC)
- Evan Henderson (TMWC)
- Andy Simmons (CKWC)
- Kanen Storr (CKWC)
- Dean Heil (TMWC)
- Matthew Kolodzik (NYAC)
- Mitch McKee (Gopher WC RTC)
- Andrew Alirez (Northern Colorado RTC)
- Sean Fausz (TMWC)
- Luke Pletcher (Pittsburgh WC)
- Yahya Thomas (Wildcat WC)
- Nick Dardanes (TMWC)
- Chad Red (Nebraska WTC)
- Ethan Lizak (NYAC)
- Austin Gomez (Cyclone RTC)
Looks like Weatherspoon won his first match then injury defaulted out of the tourney after getting hurt in the quarters against Vera, the #1 seed.
Knopick teched his first guy, got beat by 3pts in the quarters when he got caught by a good ole arm spin, then teched his first guy in the conso round. Next, he has Lamont from Utah Valley. Lamont is the #1 seed, but he got upset in the quarters by Iowa native Alex Thomsen from U of Nebraska.
I only caught one match for Weatherspoon and one match for Knopick.
Even though he won, Weatherspoon looked a bit off in his first match.
I caught Knopick's loss. He was doing well, got the first points, was winning throughout the first period, but his opponent kept hitting that arm spin all day long until it landed for a takedown and turn. Despite that loss, I'm excited for him to join the clones and kick some butt. He looks aggressive and confident. I think he's got a good future.
Knopick teched his first guy, got beat by 3pts in the quarters when he got caught by a good ole arm spin, then teched his first guy in the conso round. Next, he has Lamont from Utah Valley. Lamont is the #1 seed, but he got upset in the quarters by Iowa native Alex Thomsen from U of Nebraska.
I only caught one match for Weatherspoon and one match for Knopick.
Even though he won, Weatherspoon looked a bit off in his first match.
I caught Knopick's loss. He was doing well, got the first points, was winning throughout the first period, but his opponent kept hitting that arm spin all day long until it landed for a takedown and turn. Despite that loss, I'm excited for him to join the clones and kick some butt. He looks aggressive and confident. I think he's got a good future.
I caught Knopick & Spoons 1st matches. Glad to see Lelund still competing. His last season left me with so much disappointment. That team had some talent, but also a huge distraction
Knopick got teched out of the tourney by Lamont.
Thomsen is looking beastly tech-ing his way into the finals.
Thomsen is looking beastly tech-ing his way into the finals.
Heck of a match by Parker. Down 4-0 and comes back with a late takedown to beat Chad Red 6-6 on criteria
followed that up with coming back from being down 8-1 to tech the guy 19-8. He’s into the round of 16 along with David Carr (who has tech’d both his opponents). Ian Parker is an absolute hammer
