February 8 at 3pm Shawnee Heights Senior High School Gym. Fort Hays State University vs. Truman State University Mo.
#125 Kory Lira 7-8.......................... Allen Stokes 13-11
#133 Devin Schwartz 3-6...................... Steve Cox 3-17
#141 Jeremy Johnson 9-13............ Merrick Meyer 22-5
#149 David Nordhues 9-3................ Scott skinner 1-13
#157 Brandon Jobe 5-14 ..................Kelly Latting 12-8
#165 Phil Hart 12-12 .............Grad Tim Tajkowski 8-14
#174 Aaron Meister 16-3 ............Gordon Harrison 13-6
#184 Jordan Nichols 14-4 ........Gregg Nurrenbern 23-10
#197 Brian King 7-10................... Jonathan Norman 2-9
#HWT Andrew Ubben 20-4.................. Bryan Jovick 2-5
This is a tentative line up that Sports Information office sent to me.
The doors will open at Shawnee Heights on Sunday at 1pm to the public their
is no charge and we will provide a concession stand sponsored by the Topeka
Thunderbirds.

somebody told me that Phil Hart was nationally ranked in NCAA D2. Can anybody verify this for me?

Rank School (State) Points
Last Rank
1. North Dakota State (8) 160 1st
2. Central Oklahoma 152 2nd
3. Nebraska-Omaha 144 4th
4. Findlay (Ohio) 136 8th
5. Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.) 128 3rd
6. Ashland (Ohio) 120 6th
7. Adams State (Colo.) 112 7th
8. Wisconsin-Parkside 103 17th
9. Augustana (S.D.) 91 10th
10. Western State (Colo.) 85 5th
11. North Carolina-Pembroke 75 9th
12. Nebraska-Kearney 66 11th
13. Mercyhurst (Pa.) 59 12th
14. Central Missouri State 53 14th
15. Minnesota State-Mankato 52 18th
16. Chadron State (Neb.) 41 19th
17. Gannon (Pa.) 32 16th
18. Minnesota State-Moorhead 26 13th
19. Fort Hays State (Kan.) 19 15th
20. Indianapolis (Ind.) 11 20th

Others receiving votes: San Francisco State (Calif.), Shippensburg (Pa.),
South Dakota State.

NCAA DIVISION II
INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS

125 Pounds
1. Jared Haberman, Western State (Colo.)
2. Bryce Abbey, Nebraska-Kearney
3. Chris Saferite, Central Oklahoma
4. Curry Pickard, North Carolina-Pembroke
5. Joey Bareng, San Francisco State (Calif.)
6. Aaron Graumann, Augustana (S.D.)
7. Ricky Randazzo, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
8. Tony Iovine, Ashland (Ohio)

133 Pounds
1. Cole Province, Central Oklahoma
2. Thad Benton, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
3. Donald Lockett, San Francisco State (Calif.)
4. Kortney Lake, Adams State (Colo.)
5. Mitch Waite, Nebraska-Omaha
6. Roylando Lucas, North Carolina-Pembroke
7. Adam Keiswetter, Nebraska-Kearney
8. Nick Magee, North Dakota State

141 Pounds
1. Merrick Meyer, Truman State (Mo.)
2. Brad Russell, Wisconsin-Parkside
3. Shane Barnes, Adams State (Colo.)
4. R.C. LaHaye, Western State (Colo.)
5. Pacifico Garcia, San Francisco State (Calif.)
6. Joey Simcoe, Findlay (Ohio)
7. Jason Rhoten, Minnesota State-Mankato
8. Math Bitz, North Dakota State

149 Pounds
1. Adrian Jiron, Western State (Colo.)
2. Zach Stevens, North Dakota State
3. Ryan King, Augustana (S.D.)
4. Luke Santos, San Francisco State (Calif.)
5. Ryan Ickes, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
6. Mitch Napier, Indianapolis (Ind.)
7. Patrick Allibone, Nebraska-Omaha
8. R.J. Paterniti, Gannon (Pa.)

157 Pounds
1. Paul Carlson, North Dakota State
2. Travis Koppenhafer, Adams State (Colo.)
3. Jack Quintana, Western State (Colo.)
4. Travis Peak, Chadron State (Neb.)
5. Dugan Bentley, Ashland (Ohio)
6. Luke Main, West Liberty State (W.Va.)
7. Dan Dempsey, Wisconsin-Parkside
8. Adam Morris, Findlay (Ohio)

165 Pounds
1. Shawn Silvis, Central Oklahoma
2. Waylon Lowe, Findlay (Ohio)
3. Michael Fiedler, North Dakota State
4. J.D. Naig, Nebraska-Omaha
5. Nate Althoff, South Dakota State
6. Mark Murphy, Shippensburg (Pa.)
7. Scott Cleve, Adams State (Colo.)
8. Phil Hart, Fort Hays State (Kan.)

174 Pounds
1. Thad Pike, North Dakota State
2. Jason Tapia, Central Oklahoma
3. Aaron Meister, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
4. Tom Bauer, Ashland (Ohio)
5. John Burda, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
6. Careef Robertson, Anderson (S.C.)
7. Travis Krinke, Minnesota State-Mankato
8. Brett Barbarick, Central Missouri State

184 Pounds
1. Tom Meester, Augustana (S.D.)
2. Derek Brunson, North Carolina-Pembroke
3. Randy Pyle, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
4. Ben McAvinew, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
5. Jordan Nichols, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
6. Ryan Kopiasz, Minnesota State-Moorhead
7. Jon Dierks, Minnesota State-Mankato
8. Nate Oviate, Nebraska-Omaha

197 Pounds
1. Jeff Rusher, Chadron State (Neb.)
2. Jeff Sylvester, Nebraska-Kearney
3. Kevin Lochner, Central Oklahoma
4. Brian Kraemer, North Dakota State
5. Tim Boldt, South Dakota State
6. Justin Mautz, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
7. Ryan Kirst, Ashland (Ohio)
8. Howard Bell, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)

Heavyweight
1. Les Sigman, Nebraska-Omaha
2. Baron Blanchard, Northern State (S.D.)
3. Joe Bryce, North Dakota State
4. Andrew Ubben, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
5. Willie McCowan, Central Missouri State
6. Evan Love, Indianapolis (Ind.)
7. Aldo Campea, Ashland (Ohio)
8. Chris Finn, Central Oklahoma

Mr. Phillips -

My name is Tim King(Eudora native, asst coach at Eudora early 90's, James Williams high school coach in Ga), I was curious if you had taped any of James matches at Juco Nationals last year. I have several coaches interested and have asked me for any tapes. If you could help, shoot me an email to tksnkc@yahoo.com, I'd really appreciate and tell Ryan hello. I know Ike is trying to get a group together to go support the birds in Minnesota and I will up there as well. Take Care - Tim

What is the best way to get to Shawnee Heights coming from the East on I-70

Get off the turnpike at the East Topeka exit. From there take the Rice road exit off I-70. You will come to a round about. Go East, you will come to Croco Road. Go South on Croco Road. At the first Stoplight you come to (29th Street) go East. Take 29th Steet as far as you can, you will come to a curve in the road and then a T intesection (Shawnee Heights Road). Go South on Shawnee Heights road. Shawnee Height High School is in between 37th and 45th street on Shawnee Heights Road. The building that you are looking for is directly west of the football stadium.

Anybody have results?

I think they wrestle Sunday afternoon.

darn it...I forgot about it....I was so busy at Church doing the Pot Luck buffet thing. LOL

FHSU dominated 28-9....here's the direct link to the FHSU website.

http://www.tigersportszone.com/wrestling/stories/fhsuwres020804.html

I know that Fort Hays won the duel, but it was fairly close not by that much.

THE SCORE WAS 26-16
125,,,,,,LIRA LOST 3-14
133......SCHWARTZ WON 7-6
141......JOHNSON LOST 2-8
149.....HARDING WON BY FALL
157.....JOBE WON 2-1
165.....HART WON 15-10
174.....MEISTER LOST BY FALL
184.....NICHOLS LOST 5-11
197.....KING WON BY FALL
285.....WON 13-2

Sweazy:

The subject matter of this thread is:

"Topic: Fort Hays State University vs. Truman State"

The link and score you provided was for the FHSU vs. Colorado School of Mines dual, held Friday, 02-06-2004.

At the time of this posting, the Fort Hays State home page has not been updated to include the Truman State results.

Thank you Mr. Phillips for providing the results.

Did Aaron just get caught at 174? That is a rare occurence for him. That is unfortunate, I am sure he wanted to perform well in front of the locals..

Whoops, that's my fault...thank you Mr. Salyer, it's been a long week. BTW off topic, congrats to your son? (not sure if he's son/nephew, you never know) on winning the Circle tournament.

Yes, Aaron got caught in a head-and-arm! But it proves the point ... that on any given Sunday!!!