SALINA SOUTH INVITATIONAL 2003
Team Scores 01/11/03
Rank School Name Team Points
1 Manhattan 178.0
2 Salina South 122.0
3 Hutchinson 112.0
4 K.C. Turner 108.5
5 Junction City 108.0
6 Wichita West 71.0
7 GardnerEdgerton 43.0
8 Tonganoxie 38.0
9T Atchison 24.0
9T Washburn Rural 24.0
10 Salina Central 18.0
11 Topeka High 17.0

Weight Winresult
103 1st TRISTAN DESHAZER (WW) by a major decision of 15–2 over TIM SAYERS (HUT)
103 3rd AARON BINGHAM (MAN) by pin in 2.29 over BUBBA SCHOENFELD MAN (UNA)

112 1st JEB WOODFORD (MAN) by a decision of 2–1 over NICK NOTHERN (SS)
112 3rd BEN PIERCE (KCT) by a decision of 14–7 over HUNTER SAMUELS (TON)

119 1st CODY GARCIA (HUT) by a decision of 16–10 over CHARLES KNOX JR (WW)
119 3rd KYLE POTTER (MAN) by a decision of 4–1 over RYAN TAYLOR (WR)

125 1st JOSEPH CORNEJO (WW) by pin in 4.56 over NATHAN RETTA (MAN)
125 3rd COREY RILEY (SS) by a decision of 5–4 over TREVON EWING (WR)

130 1st ERIK ROGERS (SS) by a decision of 6–3 over CALEB HULSE (KCT)
130 3rd MICHAEL MILLER (MAN) in overtime 5–4 over DANNY KLENDA (SOUTH) (UNA)

135 1st LUKAS ZOUZAS (SS) by a major decision of 13–3 over PHILIP CRAIG (HUT)
135 3rd ROSS STARCHER (TON) by a decision of 7–0 over JOSH FLAMEZ (KCT)

140 1st DARCY RILEY (SS) by a decision of 7–4 over CODY SMITH (HUT)
140 3rd MATT BAILES (KCT) by pin in 1.43 over CHRIS JASPERSE (GE)

145 1st RYAN JOHNSON (MAN) by a decision of 9–2 over DANIEL STEVENS (JC)
145 3rd JOSH MILLER (GE) by pin in 1.42 over ADRIAN RIOS (KCT)

152 1st JUSTIN JOHNSON (MAN) by a decision of 13–11 over DAVID MULLINS (GE)
152 3rd SEAN PIETRZYK (SS) by a major decision of 11–0 over RANDY CRAIG (JC)

160 1st BROCK GLESSNER (JC) by a decision of 8–7 over NICK FIGGE (KCT)
160 3rd DEREK BUNKER (MAN) by pin in 0.50 over BRANDON GOGIAN (TH)

171 1st JASON BUTLER (JC) by a decision of 3–2 over MIKE STEINMETZ (KCT)
171 3rd JOE ZACKARY (SS) by a decision of 7–3 over DAVID EHRET (WR)

189 1st JAKE WEISHAAR (ATC) by a decision of 8–5 over TYLER PERRY (HUT)
189 3rd RUSSELL PORTER (SC) in overtime 8–7 over RUSSELL WASHINGTON (TH)

215 1st ZACH HEMMERLING (HUT) by a major decision of 11–3 over CHRIS JENNINGS (MAN)
215 3rd JEFF FRANDIN (JC) by a decision of 11–6 over JAMES HARTSHORN (TON)

275 1st FRED WILCOX (JC) by a decision of 7–3 over GAREN STACEY (MAN)
275 3rd ANDREW MILLER (TON) by pin in 1.41 over LUKE PARRIS (KCT)

Great tourney Coach. Good competition as always.
Nice Job by you and your staff!!

Yes, awesome tourney. Sure was hot in the upper stands though!!!

Who got OW?

cody garcia got it

Was Bingham sick? What happened? Who beat him? I have read the past 2 months how unstoppable the kid is. I am sure he is good but who was better Saturday?

dont worry bout it

deschazer beat him. Bingham wrestled well just deschazer had the better stuff that day

What was up with the unattached wrestlers because i see that a couple actually placed? plus one more question for coach lane. When is this bad boy going to turn in to a 2-day event? Or has that thought already been nixed.

Actually, I have thought about a 2-day event, but it just won't work out. For starters we are in 2 day tourneys back to back in Newton and Beloit. Also, we would need to invite some more teams to make it a two day event and our gym is quite small. It is adequate for the number of teams we currently have, just not for any more. I think it is a nice tournament that sees some good wrestling. Not the toughest tournament around but some good competition.

As for the unattached wrestlers, we invited teams to bring some of their better j.v. wrestlers. Manhattan brought a few kids and their j.v. 103 pounder placed. Our 130 j.v. placed fourth(he lost the match in O.T.) I thought it was a great experience and added to the tourney. Not every coach was in favor of this but in the end I think it was a good call, something we will more than likely do again next year. Our tournament workers and in particular Coach Stevens and Gary Seibel kept things moving throughout the day and we ran off a succesful tournament. I hope that all the teams can make it back next year.