NJCAA Championship First Round

Colby Community College 24
Ellsworth Community College 16

125 Shamar Haynes (Ells) WBD Brady Huck (Colby) D 14-8
133 Levi Younkin (Colby) WBD Dustin Pieken (Ells) D 8-2
141 Daniel Prater (Colby) WBF FORFEIT F FOR
149 Mat Gilliland (Colby) WBF Erik George (Ells) F 6:31
157 Matt Schippers (Colby) WBD Micah Keller (Ells) D 8-4
165 Harry Joseph (Ells) WBD Jason Schippers (Colby) M 20-9
174 Jeff Klinglesmith (Colby) WBD Jacy Watts (Ells) D 4-2
184 Kyle Olson (Ells) WBD Bobby Dennis (Colby) D 10-7
197 Derrick Mehman (Ells) WBF James Mason (Colby) DQ
285 Cody Rivera (Colby) WBD A.J. Lucy (Ells) D 5-1

NJCAA Championship Semi-Finals

Labette Community College 27
Colby Community College 13

125 Tim Elliott (Lab) WBD Brady Huck (Colby) TF-5 16-1; 6;15
133 Levi Younkin (Colby) WBF Josh Baldridge (Lab) DEF
141 Daniel Prater (Colby) WBD Cavin Cooper (Lab) M 10-1
149 Mat Gilliland (Colby) WBD Cory Allison (Lab) D 6-2
157 Luke Elmore (Lab) WBD Matt Schippers (Colby) D 8-5
165 Alvin Metcalf (Lab) WBD Jason Schippers (Colby) D 5-3
174 Tommy McCarty (Lab) WBD Jeff Klinglesmith (Colby) M 9-0
184 Alex Saunders (Lab) WBD Bobby Dennis (Colby) M 13-1
197 Elijah Martinez (Lab) WBF James Mason (Colby) F 3:38
285 Willie Weber (Lab) WBD Cody Rivera (Colby) D 6-5

NJCAA 3rd Place

Colby Community College (Colby) 27
Ridewater College (Ridge) 11

125 Brady Huck (Colby) WBD Jimmy Marx (Ridge) D 4-0
133 Levi Younkin (Colby) WBD Brian Wood (Ridge) D 5-1
141 Daniel Prater (Colby) WBF Justin Turek (Ridge) F 2:18
149 Mat Gilliland (Colby) WBD Keith Lumley (Ridge) D 7-2
157 Matt Schippers (Colby) WBD Dusty Myers (Ridge) D 3-2
165 Jason Schippers (Colby) WBD Kyle Koehntop (Ridge) D 3-1
174 Cody Pahan (Ridge) WBD Jeff Klinglesmith (Colby) D 5-3
184 Chris Sogge (Ridge) WBD Bobby Dennis (Colby) D 6-2
197 Ethan Vogt (Ridge) WBF James Mason (Colby) F 2:53
285 Cody Rivera (Colby) WBF FORFEIT (Ridge) F FOR

2006 Outstanding Wrestler NJCAA
Mat Gilliland (149/Colby Community College)

Younkin pinned Baldridge? Wha happen?

Grant Parker--I believe you mean "What happen?" or in the alternative "What happened?"

Please strive to be a reliable pursuer and presenter of proper spelling? There are children who may be reading this forum.

Josh defaulted to Levi after his knee gave him problems again.

Sichard-

Actually, "Wha happen?" is a quote from the move "A Mighty Wind," a tale of folk singers reuniting to create beautiful music. It is meant to be uttered in a semi-falsetto voice and is frequently accompanied by a slight shrugging of the shoulders. The movie is a 'mockumentary' made by the same people who produced Spinal Tap, Best in Show and Waiting for Guffman.

You should have more faith in me than that. Feel free to delete your post at any time.

I'd still like to know Wha Happen in the match.

Sincerely,
Prant Garker
Speller Extraordinaire

Believe it or not,
you can read it;

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Prant:

A simple Google search will produce the answer you provided.

I prefer to believe the obvious, a simple failure, which all of us mere humans are guilty of from time to time, to proofread.

I will give credit to your attempt at an "escape".

Baldridge injured his knee earlier in the season and aggravated the injury at the tournament.

Baldridge injury defaulted the match.

Excellent Boogy!

I hope it did not take as long to type the statement as it did for me to decipher!

The Oberlin McCook radio station is providing excellent coverage of the Beloit tournament!

kfnf 101 - Red Devil Sports

Type... are you kidding? Copy and paste from an e-mail someone sent me is more like it. Just thought I'd throw it out there for something different. Have a good evening.

I liked it. It was actually quite easy to read after utilizing my Evelyn Woodhead speedreading techniques.