Sunflower State Games
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06/13/05 03:56 PM
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Hey everyone! I'm Heather and I'd like to introduce mysetlf as the wrestling coordinatory for the 2005 Sunflower State Games. The Sunflower State Games is a private, non-profit organization including 33 sports and over 6,000 competing athletes from over 75 counties. Topeka will host the State Games on July 15-17 and July 22-24. The wrestling competition will take place at Shawnee Heights High School on July 23rd and 24th. The folk-style competition will be held on Saturday, July 23rd and the free-style competition will be held on Sunday, July 24th. There are opportunites for wrestlers of all ages and skill levels. The deadline for entries is July 1st. Online registration is available at http://www.sunflowergames.com. If you would like me to send you a registration form or more information you can contact me by phone at 785-235-2295 or my email at hrplante@ku.edu. Hope to hear from you soon! Heather Plante SSG Wrestling Coordinator
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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06/13/05 05:54 PM
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Mike Furches
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Will unfortunately loose some great kids because of Fargo during that time.
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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06/13/05 09:09 PM
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Aaron Sweazy
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Originally posted by sunflowergame: Hey everyone! I'm Heather and I'd like to introduce mysetlf as the wrestling coordinatory for the 2005 Sunflower State Games. The Sunflower State Games is a private, non-profit organization including 33 sports and over 6,000 competing athletes from over 75 counties. Topeka will host the State Games on July 15-17 and July 22-24. The wrestling competition will take place at Shawnee Heights High School on July 23rd and 24th. The folk-style competition will be held on Saturday, July 23rd and the free-style competition will be held on Sunday, July 24th. There are opportunites for wrestlers of all ages and skill levels.
The deadline for entries is July 1st. Online registration is available at http://www.sunflowergames.com. If you would like me to send you a registration form or more information you can contact me by phone at 785-235-2295 or my email at hrplante@ku.edu.
Hope to hear from you soon!
Heather Plante SSG Wrestling Coordinator No Greco?
Yours in wrestling,
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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06/16/05 02:59 AM
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dadcoach
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Does anybody know what kind of turn out there is for 8U #52?
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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06/17/05 01:06 AM
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Packerholic4
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dadcoach, Alex had 3 matches at as a 9 year old and I turned him in at 48lbs. The kids he wrestled were 7-10lbs. heavier than he was. He went 1-2. He wrestled quality competition. I even wrestled two matches myself. It's a lot of fun.
Mark Baldwin Hays Wrestling Club
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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06/17/05 02:31 AM
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Aaron Sweazy
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I know in the high school division one year at my weight I made it to the semis and lost to "One-Eyed" Joe Nelson of Wichita South 13-5. He wound up against David Karnowski of Wamego in the finals that Karnowski edged him on (Karnowski was NCWA champ for Kstate a year or so ago). Better comp/full brackets for high school age.
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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06/17/05 03:43 AM
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AfternoonDelight
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so what place did u end up with?
You must be a magician cuz ur nuttin but a trick.
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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06/17/05 04:44 AM
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Aaron Sweazy
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ended up in the backside semis and lost 5-2 to some big guy from Ulysses if I remember right.
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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06/17/05 02:20 PM
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The deadline is the 8th! Sorry about that!
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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06/17/05 05:30 PM
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SEKcoach
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at 8&u 52 you could see Tyler Hensley. The past 2-3 years the numbers in the 8 &u were fairly low. But the quality of competition is high. You might get 3-4 matches.
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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07/24/05 03:27 AM
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mike fairleigh
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I took 6 Pratt kids to the games this year, we all had a really good time and saw some fine matches! Although only one of our wrestlers was competing in the part of the building that most of the younger fellows were wrestling in, when I was there I saw several really well competed matches! in the older guys division, there were some really brutal matches, and some very fun matches to watch. This would be the third one of these that I have attended, one about 8 years ago at the Allen Field House at KU, one at Lawrence Free State HS, and this one, all were very hot, as it is pretty tough to cool such large areas this time of year, but the thing that I like the most about the Games wrestling tourney is that the attitude is just so casual, no in your face activity, no tough guy staredowns or pushing and shoving as the action goes to the edge of the mat, just a bunch of wrestlers having fun because they love to wrestle and don't care who has the tough reputation. I think that maybe having Fargo at the same time is a benefit, not a detriment!
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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07/25/05 12:38 AM
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CJA
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Are the results posted anywhere
C J
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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07/25/05 01:36 AM
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Jim Gaither
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They should be here eventually: https://www.sunflowergames.com/ecomm/Sports/searchMedal.sp 14U - 130 lbs. results: Folkstyle 1st - Trison Graham - Ark City 2nd - Sean Gaither - Wichita 3rd - Creek - Marysville 4th - Bialek - KC Freestyle 1st - Graham - Ark City 2nd - Gaither - Wichita 3rd - Andy Jones - Eudora
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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07/25/05 01:06 PM
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TCarmona
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Originally posted by RichardDSalyer: Wrestling
210-230 -- 1. Chris Westfahl, Park City; 2. Mike Hoheisel, Wichita.
I told you Westfahl is a beast! Grrrr
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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07/25/05 05:20 PM
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Aaron Sweazy
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YEAH!!! CHAPMAN HAD A GUY WIN THE TOURNAMENT!
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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07/27/05 05:12 AM
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LoveToWrestle
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Ow and you know Rose Hill had one as well! WOOP WOOP
"Once you have wrestled, every thing else in life is easy." The One, The Only, Dan Gable.
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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07/27/05 04:45 PM
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Bronco Wrestler
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Originally posted by Aaron Sweazy: YEAH!!! CHAPMAN HAD A GUY WIN THE TOURNAMENT! Big Deal, Russell had a guy win it too.... Looks like the folkstyle 15-18 age group that 130 wasn't as loaded as I would have thought. I think I could have placed.... Swayz would you have placed in the "Older than Dirt" "Heavier than Lead" division?
Alex R. Ryan KSHSAA Official #15616 USAWKS Official #707
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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07/28/05 10:32 PM
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Aaron Sweazy
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Originally posted by Bronco Wrestler: Originally posted by Aaron Sweazy: YEAH!!! CHAPMAN HAD A GUY WIN THE TOURNAMENT! Big Deal, Russell had a guy win it too....
Looks like the folkstyle 15-18 age group that 130 wasn't as loaded as I would have thought. I think I could have placed.... Swayz would you have placed in the "Older than Dirt" "Heavier than Lead" division? Probably looked like only 2 guys in that weight. I am the type that would have not wrestled and just limped out there, defaulted and claimed my medal and tshirt then have a half page lay out in the local paper on how well I did at Sunflower State games.
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Re: Sunflower State Games
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07/29/05 05:12 PM
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