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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Dan Cosimi added to this discussion on January 13, 2008
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Team Standings
1. Masillon Perry - 298
2. Wadsworth - 290
3. Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit - 255
4. Mayfield - 235
5. Strongsville - 205
6. Chesterland West Geauga - 174
7. Bedford St. Peter Chanel - 167
8. Akron St. Vincent St. Mary - 101
Oustanding Wrestler
130: Seth Horner (Massillon Perry)
103
1st: Nick Hannan (Perry) md. Anthony Zingales (Mayfield) 14-1
3rd: Alfredo Gray (Wadsworth) md. Mike November (West Geauga) 16-6
5th: Cody Tschantz (Chanel) md. Mike Bolger (Strongsville) 12-3
7th: Jeremy Walden (X1) dec. Vince Broska (Walsh Jesuit) 5-4
112
1st: Sam White (Perry) pin Dave Bolger (Strongsville) 3:41
3rd: Johnni DiJulius (Walsh Jesuit) dec. Zak Vargo (St. Vincent St. Mary) 6-2
5th: Alex Gray (Wadsworth) dec. Dan McNulty (Mayfield) 7-2
7th: D.J. Leonetti (West Geauga) dec. Alex Bodziony (Chanel) 9-4
119
1st: Mike Kovach (Chanel) dec. Mike Hillock (Perry) 7-2
3rd: Connor Shaughnessy (Mayfield) default Clay Wenger (Wadsworth)
5th: Chase McCune (West Geauga) md. Brandon Birr (X1) 13-1
7th: James Kerr (Strongsville) pin Mark Wilson (Walsh Jesuit) 4:05
125
1st: Dan Genetin (Perry) md. Dan Foore (Wadsworth) 9-0
3rd: Richie Knotek (Walsh Jesuit) dec. Dan Orrill (Chanel) 6-5
5th: Mike Carlone (Mayfield) md. Hunter Ozog (Strongsville) 14-3
7th: Jake Piatt (St. Vincent St. Mary) pin Jim Carlo (West Geauga) 2:32
130
1st: Seth Horner (Perry) dec. Brad Squire (Wadsworth) 5-3
3rd: Tom D'Alessandro (Mayfield) pin Eric White (Strongsville) 1:10
5th: Zach Jakubek (Walsh Jesuit) md. Ethan Schwartz (X1) 13-0
7th: Dan Collier (Chanel) won by default
135
1st: Chase Skonieczny (Walsh Jesuit) pin Vic Puskas (Mayfield) 5:02
3rd: Louden Gordon (Wadsworth) dec. Mauricio Gonzalez (Strongsville) 9-3
5th: Joe Brenner (Perry) dec. Kenny Trusnik (Chanel) 3-2
7th: T.C. Pazyniak (West Geauga) pin Josh Boswell (St. Vincent St. Mary) 4:07
140
1st: Andrew Schafer (Chanel) dec. Sam Delpra (West Geauga) 5-3 OT
3rd: Sheldon Brandenburg (Wadsworth) dec. Brandon Clemens (Perry) 5-3 OT
5th: Mike Kaminski (Strongsville) pin Joe Slovasky (Mayfield) 1:56
7th: Mike Fortuna (X1) pin Chris Karley (Walsh Jesuit) 1:43
145
1st: Mike D'Alessandro (Mayfield) dec. Nate Ball (Wadsworth) 5-4
3rd: Jon Schafer (Chanel) md. Troy Keener (St. Vincent St. Mary) 11-1
5th: Anthony Melchiorre (Walsh Jesuit) pin Trevor Riordan (Perry) 3:20
7th: Pat Starcovic (Strongsville) pin Dana Petruccio (West Geauga) 1:45
152
1st: Nick Heflin (Perry) pin Matt Haxton (Strongsville) 3:58
3rd: Aarick Jones (Wadsworth) dec. Cody Walters (Chanel) 6-4
5th: Tim Spence (Walsh Jesuit) dec. Mark Delpra (West Geauga) 6-5
7th: Anthony Vargo (Mayfield) dec. Kevin Rainsburger (St. Vincent St. Mary) 9-3
160
1st: Cody Cheatham (Walsh Jesuit) dec. Adam Walters (West Geauga) 3-1
3rd: Darren Tate (St. Vincent St. Mary) md. Brian Gehrisch (Mayfield) 14-4
5th: Alex Pangrace (Strongsville) pin Doug Fennell (Chanel) 4:36
7th: Josh Miller (Wadsworth) dec. Frank Blanc (Perry) 7-5
171
1st: Adam Phillips (Perry) dec. Bart Randolph (Wadsworth) 7-6
3rd: Joe Stewart (Strongsville) md. Dillon Magalski (Walsh Jesuit) 10-2
5th: Dennis Farmer (West Geauga) md. Vince Velotta (Mayfield) 8-0
7th: Jordan Jakab (X1) won by default
189
1st: Dominic Jontony (Strongsville) dec. Kevin Bailey (Walsh Jesuit) 8-4
3rd: Hayden Angelotta (West Geauga) dec. Tyler Solenthaler (Perry) 11-4
5th: Nate Lamp (Wadsworth) dec. Jake Crowley (X1) 3-1
7th: Bill Barrett (Chanel) dec. Mike Fleeman (Mayfield) 9-6
215
1st: Cody Hayes (Mayfield) dec. Jordan Richards (Wadsworth)
3rd: Tom DeRoia (Walsh Jesuit) default Zak Poucher (West Geauga)
5th: Carlos Lugo (St. Vincent St. Mary) pin Brad Shaft (Strongsville) 1:34
7th: Jayse Cappello (X1) pin Zach Dice (Perry) 3:40
285
1st: Ben Buzzelli (Wadsworth) dec. Mike McElligott (Chanel) 6-3
3rd: Chris Ciraldo (Walsh Jesuit) pin Brian Cresswell (St. Vincent St. Mary) 3:29
5th: Frank Slapnicker (West Geauga) pin Kyle Dasher (Mayfield)
7th: Jackson Liebler (Perry) won by default
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Brendan Moody added to this discussion on January 13, 2008
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a huge win for Horner. This kid is truly one of Ohio's finest.
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Mark Niemann added to this discussion on January 13, 2008
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If I'm not mistaking this is Squire's 1st loss in his (thus far stellar and impressive) high school career.
There was talk of him, among the circles I run, of him actually making it. I guess we'll have to wait and see with Phillips.
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Roe Fox added to this discussion on January 13, 2008
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Anyone know what is going on with D. Jones? I believe he played football this year. Is he not wrestling?
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Josh Lowe added to this discussion on January 13, 2008
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Quote from Roe Fox's post:
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"Anyone know what is going on with D. Jones? I believe he played football this year. Is he not wrestling?"
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Out for the year, tore his MCL (or meniscus, forgetting which it was) in week six of the football season. Played the last four regular season games a playoff game despite that. Had surgery after the season.
Will not wrestler.
DI prospect in football and/or baseball.
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Roe Fox added to this discussion on January 14, 2008
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Thats really a shame. I saw him as a title contender this year. With Jones and Squires as potential champs and a few breaks at state for the rest of that solid lineup, who knows what could have happened.
Any idea where Jones is looking to go?
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Dan Ransick added to this discussion on January 14, 2008
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The 130 weight class I think will come down to three key players being Squire, Fields and Horner. This will be a battle between the three come state. Fields has the toughest path as he will be paired with the 2/3 from Perry in the quarterfinals plus either Sulzer or the 2/3 from Perry in the semifinals. If he survives that he will have to face the Perry district champion.
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Dan Ransick added to this discussion on January 14, 2008
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With Squire this just shows you how hard it is to go undefeated for all 4 years of high school wrestling. Look at C.P. - one bad match against Martin was all it took for him to lose that perfect streak. Squire definately flies under the radar due to the closeness of his bouts.
Remember Mike Miller of Uniontown Lake was a 3x state champion but often overlooked in his class due to a guy name Schlatter. This goes with Squire often forgotten in the big names thanks to Stieber.
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Pat Costilow added to this discussion on January 14, 2008
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This may or may not be the appropriate thread in which to address this, but this leaves us with Hunter Stieber and Chris Phillips as viable candidates for a four year undefeated career. Wadsworth stepped up the schedule this year, kudos to them, and Squire's possibility for going undefeated fell by the wayside, but it will make him better in the long run.
Hunter Stieber will be lingering around David Taylor's weight next year. That would truly be a great matchup, but I would have to favor Taylor. If he does go undefeated next year (this is all assuming he makes it the rest of this year unscathed), I would give him a good shot. The only person in the state I see being able to touch Chris Phillips after this year would be Nick Mills. I am not aware of what Monroeville's schedule looks like for the remainder of the year, but this year's crop of strong 171's all graduate this year (Roddy, Thomusseit, Roth, and Witt) all graduate, leaving only Mills. I don't see Mills ever beating Phillips, but he would be the last guy left after this year's seniors who is even in Phillips' realm.
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Aaron LaBatt added to this discussion on January 15, 2008
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Mills didn't look so hot at the State Duals, I know it was some of the best in the state but he got beat by Thomusseit who was beaten by Phillips so if you want to use that logic reasoning....I don't see Mills touching Phillips
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Dan Ransick added to this discussion on January 15, 2008
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Mills had a somewhat close match with Phillips at Brecksville 6-3. However Phillips is on a different level than almost everyone in the state and I don't see him being touched ever in the state.
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on January 15, 2008
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I've said before that Phillips is a once in a generation type of talent.
Certainly, an upperwt true frosh with his level of skill is unprecedented. But, if history has demonstrated one thing it's that incredible frosh become accomplished upperclassmen who often end up losing at some point to other incredible frosh. Is there another Chris Phillips lurking who could end up beating him? I doubt it. But when Brian Roddy was a terrific frosh upperwt, who could have imagined that by his senior year there'd be a frosh from a tiny D3 school that would beat him convincingly in the finals of the Ironman? It would have sounded ridiculous. Yet it happened. There's always some new hungry kid coming up that will make a statement.
Having said that: Phillips isn't going to lose to anyone in Ohio after this season.
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Discussion Topic: Horner beats Squire, leads Massillon Perry to Big 8 title
Pat Costilow added to this discussion on January 15, 2008
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I'm not suggesting that Mills will ever seriously challenge Phillips, let alone beat him. I'm just saying that he is the only one with a prayer after this year.
BTW, other than losing to Roth, what did Mills do badly at the state duals?
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