Showing posts with label teams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teams. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

2012 GHSA Traditional Wresting Championships- Results

Here are the GHSA A State Championship Results from The Arena at Gwinnett Center from Duluth:

A
Team:
Champions: Bremen- 154 points
2. Gordon Lee- 138.5
3. Holy Innocents- 122.5
4. Commerce- 87
5. First Presbyterian Day- 65
6. Social Circle- 56
7. George Walton Academy- 55
8. St. Francis- 45
9. Darlington School- 44
10. Bowdon- 37

Weight Class:
106- Johnny Ragsdale, Gordon Lee Freshman
113- Cody Legg. Commerce (Classification Not Given)
120- Zac Young, Bremen Senior
126- Brock Cooper, Bremen Freshman
132- Cory Morgan, Bremen Junior
138- Preston Steen, Chattahoochee Co. Senior
145- Kannon Madden, Bremen Junior
152- Spencer Jones, Darlington Senior
160- Ethan West, Gordon Lee Sophomore
170- Jason Grimes, Holy Innocents Junior
182- Lee Davis, Holy Innocents Senior
195- Cory Jewel, Gordon Lee Junior
220- Chance McClure, Commerce (Classification Not Given)
285-Joe Baxley, Bremen Junior

Congratulations to All State Winners!

2012 GHSA Traditional Wrestling Championships- Results

Here are the GHSA AA State Wrestling Championships Results from The Arena at Gwinnett Center in Duluth:

AA
Team:
Champion: Jefferson- 232 points (most in any classification and biggest margin of victory)
2. Greater Atlanta Christian- 88
3. Lovett- 87
4. Morgan Co.- 85.5
5. Elbert Co.- 79
6. Jackson Co.- 68.5
7. East Laurens- 67.5
8. Calhoun- 61.5
9. Blessed Trinity- 60
10. Toombs- 59

Weight Classes:
106- D'Angelo Damsaw, Dublin Sophomore
113- David Sobasky, Jordan Senior
120- Zach Moore, Jackson Co. (Classification Not Given)
126- Tyler Marinelli, Jefferson (Classification Not Given)
132- Brandon Owens, Elbert Co. Senior
138- Donnell Anthony, Calhoun Junior
145- Dyllan Greene, North Oconee (Classification Not Given)
152- Brandon Siffles, Chattooga Senior
160- Nick Simmons, Morgan Co. (Classification Not Given)
170- Chip Ness, Buford Sophomore
182- Jordan Przybysz, Jefferson (Classification Not Given)
195- Julian Houk, Westminster Senior
220- Louis Corona, East Laurens Junior
285- Destry Walker, Cook Senior

Congratulations to All State Winners!


2012 GHSA Traditional Wrestling Championships- Results

Here are the GHSA AAAA State Wrestling Results from The Arena at Gwinnett Center from Duluth.

AAAA:
Team:
Champion: Pope-115 points
2. Alexander- 96.5
3. Lambert- 75.5
4. Loganville- 72
5. Whitewater- 60.5
6. Ola- 57
7. Cass- 50
    Rockdale Co.- 50
9. Marist- 43
10. Kell- 42
      Union Grove- 42
**Matt's Alma Mater, Habersham Central., finishes with 19 points, tied for 32nd.**

Weight Classes:
106- Chad Hawkins, Woodland-Cartersville (Classification Not Given)
113- Cameron Munsey, Pope (Classification Not Given)
120- Roman Boylen, Alexander (Classification Not Given)
126- Will Hale, Loganville Senior
132- Nick Lankford, Flowery Branch Senior
138- Chad Starnes, Alexander (Classification Not Given)
145- Jose Robledo, Rockdale Co. Senior
152- Jake Henson, Pope (Classification Not Given)
160- Hunter Gamble, Union Grove Senior
170- Tyler Askey, Northgate Junior
182- Jimmy Carman, Ola Junior
195- Boyce Cornwell, Heritage-Conyers Senior
220- Matt Moore, Aplachee Sophomore
285- Gabriel Echols, Southwest DeKalb Senior

Congratulations to All State Winners!

Friday, February 17, 2012

Team Standings After Day 1 of GHSA Traditional Wresting Tournament

2012 GHSA Traditional Wrestling State Championships presented by Georgia National Guard
February 16-18, 2012, Arena at Gwinnett Center, Duluth, GA


Team Standings after Day 1 from the Arena at Gwinnett Center in Duluth:

Top 10 Schools Listed.

AAAAA:
1. Collins Hill 32.5 points
2. Camden Co. 28
3. Archer 27
4. North Gwinnett 21.5
5. Lassiter 16
6. Lowndes 15.5
7. North Forsyth 14
8. Brookwood 13.5
9. Kennesaw Mountain 12
9. Hillgrove 12

AAAA:
1. Loganville 18.5 points
2. Pope 17.5
3. Alexander 15.5
4. Ola 14
5. Creekview 12
5. Lambert 12
7. Paulding Co. 11
8. Dunwoody 10
8. Clarke Central 10
8. Marist 10

AAA:
1. Heritage-Catoosa 32.5 points
2. Carrollton 26
3. Gilmer 20
4. Locust Grove 17.5
5. Oconee Co. 16
6. McNair 15
7. Lafayette 13
8. Chestatee 12
8. Westside-Augusta 12
8. Burke Co. 12
8. North Hall 12

AA:
1. Jefferson 43 points
2. Greater Atlanta Christian 22.5
3. Lovett 21
4. Blessed Trinity 16
5. Morgan Co. 15.5
6. East Laurens 14.5
6. Appling Co. 14.5
8. Elbert Co. 14
9. Dublin 12
9. Adairsville 12
9. Buford 12
9. Calhoun 12

Single-A begins competition on Day 2.

We will continue to update you on the Individual and Team Standings as we get them!



Tuesday, January 17, 2012

The Disarray in the NBA

As the lockout shortened season enters its first month, the casualties resulting from little to no rest start to mount. Recently, Hawks C/F Al Horford tore a muscle in his shoulder that required surgery, leaving the perennial All-Star out until the playoff push or the playoffs in general. Add to that list Memphis' Zach Randolph, who is out for a similar amount of time and two rising stars are out. Couple that with injuries to Dwayne Wade, Chris Paul, Carmelo Anthony among many more and this leaves the NBA in limbo. With all that being said...the NBA standings are a little different. Boston and New York have struggled big time and the 76ers have taken the Atlantic Division and if these two teams aren't careful, they'll runaway with it. The Southeast is up to its usual tricks again...Miami, Atlanta and Orlando are in playoff spots as usual. The Central has a newcomer to the division title race: the Indiana Pacers and no, its not "Miller Time" but it is a new day and Indy could be a #6 in the highly competitive East. As for the West...of course when you add CP3 to the Clippers they would be a playoff team. But I'm not quite ready to crown them West champs. Speaking of champs, the Mavs picked up Lamar Odom to replace Tyson Chandler. And they are so so right now but the team that they beat in the West Finals, the OKC Thunder is ready for a run for gold..."Thunder Up"! The team that is silent but deadly is the Portland Trail Blazers...yeah, I know you had to take a sec to look up the team, its ok. But Wallace, Aldridge and Crawford are putting teams to shame. Add the other LA and a resurging Spurs team, and the West is wilder than ever. I said all that to say this: It's mid January. WE STILL HAVE 3 JAM PACKED MONTHS OF BASKETBALL LEFT BEFORE THE PLAYOFFS! And I can't wait.