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Congratulations to the 2012 USJOC's Placers! Three runner ups!!!
Jake Woods- runner up
Tommy Wedgeworth- runner up
Christopher Coates- runner up
Connor Brown- 4th
Trey Crawford- 4th
Jon Anderson- 5th
Gage Harmon- 6th
Hunter Taylor – 6th
*Congrats to Andrew Gamble and Zak Hensley for making the W.O.W. 2011 World All Star Team. Zak is a freshman this year at St. James Academy (Lenexa, Ks), and Andrew will be defending his 10 U Title and Gunning for several more Nat'l titles this year.*
******Congratulations to Jake Woods******
He won the Missouri Triple Crown this year by winning State in all three styles - Folkstyle, Freestyle, and Greco Roman. Way to go!!!
UPDATE APRIL 1, 2011
Congratulations to all of the Missouri and Kansas State Competitors!
Below are some VERY IMPRESSIVE numbers of how members of Tony's academy faired at this years Missouri and Kansas State Championships. Obviously the rooms are tough, and hopefully the wrestlers attendance to Tony's year round training sessions were of benefit. "THOSE WHO STAY WILL BE CHAMPIONS"
Tony's Academy members results: From Tony's Mon-Wed Purler Wrestling Academy program.
Mo and KS Total: 39 State Finalists, 20 Champions, 83 State Placers
Go to the Results page to see a full list of all the athletes.
Kansas Middle School State Championships
Tristan Star 100 lbs, 2nd pl
Nick Haug 105 lbs, 2nd pl
Blake Stovall 115 lbs, 1st pl
Issac Dulgarian 120 lbs, 1st pl
Alan Clothier 135 lbs, 2nd pl
All earned spots on Team Kansas national dual team to compete in Iowa in April.
UPDATE FEB 24th, 2011
New! HS sites on Schedule. Lees Summit, Holt (Tony's Home Training Center), and St. James Academy (Lenexa KS). Click Here for the informational flyer. Go to Schedule for details, and to print off an application.
Congrats to all the Kansas High School State competitors!
*Congrats to Ryne Cokely, of St James Academy, 2011 Kansas State Champion! This makes Ryne a 4x Kansas High School State Champion!!!
Congrats to all the Missouri High School State competitors!
Click Results to see how PWA wrestlers ended up.
*Congrats to Daniel Lewis, 2011 Freshman HS state champ, as he pinned his way thru the HS state meet. He started up in Feb of 2004, and attending every week of every month from then thru his freshman year. Great Job Daniel!
**Congrats to Blake Stovall of KS, as he just won the Indy nationals this past weekend, defeating the defending USA National Champ 7-2 in the finals. Blake has come a long way the past few years, and he too is obviously a year round member. Way to go!
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Nick sent this short paragraph about Keith Surber. Keith has always been decent, but really broke out and became great the past year or so. He took 5th in State as a Junior, signed with Nebraska, and then won state this year. Nick's been wrestling with him twice a week for a while now, and it's really helped. He was pretty loyal to Nick's program, and kept attending, regardless of the ups and downs in his wrestling.
The Univ of Oklahoma's Head Asst wanted to sign him, but the Head Coach wasn't very interested. The Head Asst was ticked off when I told him that Keith beat the Defending Junior National Champion 15-4 in the Illinois state finals. And now he's OW at the Senior Nationals. This exemplifies what the sports about. Kids that keep plugging away, allow themselves to be coach able, etc, are the ones that will eventually separate themselves from all others.
Keith Surber of O'Fallon (Ill.) High, the 130-pound champion, was voted the winner of the Jeff Reese Memorial Award as the meet's Outstanding Wrestler. A state champion this year, the University of Nebraska recruit won five matches, advancing to the finals with a technical fall and three major decisions. That included an 11-2 victory over four-time New Mexico champion Louis Trujillo of Rio Rancho High in the semifinals. The 11-2 win ended Trujillo's bid to become a four-time National High School champion.
In the finals, Surber broke a 2-2 tie by scoring a three-point near fall with eight seconds remaining for a 5-3 victory over two-time Iowa champion Levi Wolfensperger of Denver/Tripoli High, the Outstanding Wrestler in the National Junior Championships a year ago. It was one of five finals matches decided in the final 10 seconds
2010 MISSOURI AND KANSAS STATE RESULTS
Kansas: 7 Champions, 9 Finalists, 23 Place Winners.
Missouri: 8 Champions; 18 Finalists; 36 Place Winners.
Total: 15 Champions; 27 Finalists; 59 Place Winners.
KANSAS
Tate Steele 10/64- 1st
Clay Lautt 10/90- 1st
Chuckie Schmidt 12/88- 1st
Zak Hensley 14/100- 1st
Isaac Dulgarian 14/105- 1st
Jacob Durosette 14/120- 1st
Dustin Williams 14/130-1st
Trowbridge Jon- 10/70-2nd
Stovall Blake 12/100- 2nd
Dultmeir Dalton- 10/73-6th
Luellen Isiah- 10/85- 5th
Taegan Schoenfeld 10/85-4th
Sammie Cokeley 10/90-6th
Daniel Butler 10.95-5th
Will Whitaker 12/64- 4th
Tucker Schreiner 12/68- 4th
Alex Cavanaugh 12/76- 5th
Brian Morelan 12/76- 6th
Doug Newcomb 12/88- 6th
Tristan Star 12/92-4th
Haug Nick- 12/96- 4th
Brandon Mlekus 10/82-4th
Reece Cokeley 14/90-4th
MISSOURI
Trey Crawford 8/55- 1st
Zeke Sappington 8/70-1st
Andrew Gamble 10/70- 1st
Brett Heil 10/80-1st
Braden Danner 10/85-1st
Austin Eveler 12/90- 1st
Austin Ward 12/105-1st
Daniel Lewis - 1st (5th straight)
Kade Hicks 8/75-2nd
Kelvin Eblen 10/55- 2nd
Mason Pratt 10/75-2nd
Dayton Miller 12/65-2nd
Jake Woods 12/75- 2nd
Tommy Wedgeworth 12/100-2nd
Maxx Lamb 12/110- 2nd
Brandon Musselman 12/135- 2nd
Joe Villequette 14/90-2nd
Charlie Lipford 14/140k- 2nd
Ethin Miller 8/50- 3rd
Keaton Rogers 10/60 3rd
Clayton Singh 10/60- 4th
Connor Brown 10/65-4th
Collin Valdiviez 10/65-5th
Grant Ardito 10/85- 5th
Gage Harmon 12/70-3rd
Jesse Rhoades 12/75-4th
Bronson Coley 12/85-4th
Regar Hardin 12/95- 4th
Cody Sandridge 12/100-3rd
Ian Meyer 12/110- 5th
Carter Behler 14/80- 3rd
Chase Brennan 14/95- 3rd
Blake Clevenger 14/100- 4th
Dalton Tipton 14/105- 5th
Jon Ireland 14/125- 5th
Bo Vincent 14/130- 5th
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