Monticello vs Panguitch
Justin Redd loses by Fall
Chance Weahkee loses by Fall
Russell Musselman wins by Fall
Brandon Musselman wins by Dec.
Cole Eldredge wins by Fall
Kelland Brewer loses by Fall
Tim Ryan wins by Fall
Eric Anderson wins by Dec.
Jake Giles wins by Fall
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Monticello vs Juab
Justin Redd wins by Fall
Chance Weahkee wins by Fall
Russell Musselman loses by Fall
Brandon Musselman loses by Maj. Dec.
Cole Eldredge wins by Fall
Kelland Brewer loses by Fall
Tim Ryan loses by Fall
Eric Anderson loses by Fall
Jake Giles loses by Fall
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Monticello vs North Sanpete
Justin Redd wins by Fall
Chance Weahkee loses by Fall
Russell Musselman loses by Fall
Brandon Musselman loses by Fall
Cole Eldredge wins by Dec.
Kelland Brewer loses by Fall
Tim Ryan wins by Fall
Jake Giles loses by Dec.
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Monticello vs Emery
Justin Redd loses by Fall
Chance Weahkee wins by Fall
Russell Musselman wins by Fall
Brandon Musselman wins by Fall
Cole Eldredge wins by Fall
Kelland Brewer loses by Fall
Tim Ryan wins by Fall
Eric Anderson wins by Maj. Dec.
Jake Giles loses by Fall
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Friday, December 16, 2011
Manti Duals Friday Results
Monticello vs ALA
Justin Redd wins by Fall in :07 sec
Chance Weahkee wins by Fall
Russell Musselman wins by Fall
Brandon Musselman wins by Fall
Cole Eldredge wins by Fall
Kelland Brewer wins in OT
Tim Ryan wins by Fall
Eric Anderson wins by Fall
Austin Wilcox wins by Fall
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Monticello vs Altamont
Justin Redd loses by Fall
Chance Weahkee wins by Fall
Russell Musselman loses by Fall
Brandon Musselman wins by Tech Fall
Cole Eldredge wins by Dec. 5-0
Kelland Brewer loses by Fall
Tim Ryan wins by Fall
Eric Anderson loses by Fall
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Monticello vs Fremont
Justin Redd wins by Fall
Chance Weahkee loses by Fall
Russell Musselman loses by Fall
Brandon Musselman loses by Fall
Cole Eldredge wins by Maj. Dec
Kelland Brewer loses by Fall
Tim Ryan loses by Fall
Eric Anderson wins by Fall
Austin Wilcox loses by Dec.
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Monticello vs Duchesne
Justin Redd wins by Fall
Chance Weahkee wins by Fall
Russell Musselman loses by Dec.
Brandon Musselman wins by Maj. Dec.
Cole Eldredge wins by Fall
Kelland Brewer loses by Fall
Tim Ryan loses by Fall
Eric Anderson wins by Dec.
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Justin Redd wins by Fall in :07 sec
Chance Weahkee wins by Fall
Russell Musselman wins by Fall
Brandon Musselman wins by Fall
Cole Eldredge wins by Fall
Kelland Brewer wins in OT
Tim Ryan wins by Fall
Eric Anderson wins by Fall
Austin Wilcox wins by Fall
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Monticello vs Altamont
Justin Redd loses by Fall
Chance Weahkee wins by Fall
Russell Musselman loses by Fall
Brandon Musselman wins by Tech Fall
Cole Eldredge wins by Dec. 5-0
Kelland Brewer loses by Fall
Tim Ryan wins by Fall
Eric Anderson loses by Fall
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Monticello vs Fremont
Justin Redd wins by Fall
Chance Weahkee loses by Fall
Russell Musselman loses by Fall
Brandon Musselman loses by Fall
Cole Eldredge wins by Maj. Dec
Kelland Brewer loses by Fall
Tim Ryan loses by Fall
Eric Anderson wins by Fall
Austin Wilcox loses by Dec.
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Monticello vs Duchesne
Justin Redd wins by Fall
Chance Weahkee wins by Fall
Russell Musselman loses by Dec.
Brandon Musselman wins by Maj. Dec.
Cole Eldredge wins by Fall
Kelland Brewer loses by Fall
Tim Ryan loses by Fall
Eric Anderson wins by Dec.
Nephi Barlow wins by Fall
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Buckaroos vs Broncos Dual
In season home opener the Buckaroo's came out hungry against the San Juan Broncos. The dual started at 160 pounds.
160- Jake Miller defeats Sterling Black by Fall
170- Eric Anderson receives a forfeit
182- Jake Giles defeats Trevor Buck by Fall
195- Austin Wilcox receives a forfeit
220- Nephi Barlow receives a forfeit
HWT- Both teams forfeit
106- Chandler Draper receives a forfeit
113- Justin Redd defeats Tanner Taylor by Fall
120- Hunter Bowring receives a forfeit
126- Brian Robinson receives a forfeit
132- Brandon Musselman defeats Dallin Jacobsen by Dec. 13-8
138- Cole Eldredge defeats Jade Grover by Dec. 7-4
145- Kelland Brewer defeats Spencer Beck by Fall
152- Tim Ryan defeats Jayden Squires by Fall
The Buckaroos defeat the Broncos 72-0
Look for more on the Monticello vs San Juan Dual in the San Juan record on 12-21-11
160- Jake Miller defeats Sterling Black by Fall
170- Eric Anderson receives a forfeit
182- Jake Giles defeats Trevor Buck by Fall
195- Austin Wilcox receives a forfeit
220- Nephi Barlow receives a forfeit
HWT- Both teams forfeit
106- Chandler Draper receives a forfeit
113- Justin Redd defeats Tanner Taylor by Fall
120- Hunter Bowring receives a forfeit
126- Brian Robinson receives a forfeit
132- Brandon Musselman defeats Dallin Jacobsen by Dec. 13-8
138- Cole Eldredge defeats Jade Grover by Dec. 7-4
145- Kelland Brewer defeats Spencer Beck by Fall
152- Tim Ryan defeats Jayden Squires by Fall
The Buckaroos defeat the Broncos 72-0
Look for more on the Monticello vs San Juan Dual in the San Juan record on 12-21-11
Monday, December 12, 2011
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Monday, December 5, 2011
Monticello @ Grand Date Change!!
ATTENTION: Wednesdays Dual with Moab in Moab has been changed to Tuesday (tomorrow 12-6-11) @ 7pm Please spread the word with your friends and come support the Buckaroo Wrestlers!
Thursday, October 6, 2011
2011-12 Schedule Released
Check the right hand column to see the 2011-12 Wrestling Schedule....Go BUCKAROOS!!
Thursday, September 15, 2011
1A South Divisional
Monticello High School will host the 2012, 1A South Divisional Tournament February 11, 2012. We are excited to have such a great event in Monticello.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
New Weight Class approved by the NFHS
The NFHS recently approved the changes to the new weight classes in high school wrestling. Here is the press release on the new weight and some rule changes.
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF STATE
HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS
NEWS RELEASE
Weight classes changed in high school wrestling
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Bob Colgate
INDIANAPOLIS, IN (April 26, 2011) — The most significant changes in weight classes in high
school wrestling in 23 years will take place in the 2011-12 season.
In its April 4-6 meeting in Indianapolis, the National Federation of State High School Associations
(NFHS) Wrestling Rules Committee approved an upward shift of the weight classes, beginning with the
103-pound class moving to 106 pounds, which resulted in new weights for 10 of the 14 classes. The
changes in weight classes, along with 17 other rules revisions, were subsequently approved by the NFHS
Board of Directors.
The 14 weight classes approved by the committee for 2011-12 are as follows: 106 (pounds), 113,
120, 126, 132, 138, 145, 152, 160, 170, 182, 195, 220 and 285. Three middle weight classes – 145, 152
and 160 – were retained, although they are 7-8-9 in order now rather than 8-9-10. The largest weight
class (285 pounds) remains unchanged as well.
“The change in weight classes resulted from a three-to-four year process utilizing data from the
National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Optimal Performance Calculator,” said Dale Pleimann,
chair of the NFHS Wrestling Rules Committee and former assistant executive director of the Missouri
State High School Activities Association. “The rules committee was able to analyze data from almost
200,000 wrestlers across the country, with the goal to create weight classes that have approximately
seven percent of the wrestlers in each weight class.
“Throughout the process, each state association was kept completely informed and was provided
multiple opportunities for input. The results of the last survey of each state association indicated that the
majority of states favored a change, and the committee listened and acted accordingly.”
The last wholesale shift in weight classes occurred in 1988, when the lowest weight class was
increased from 98 to 103 pounds. The only other changes since then were in 2002, when the number of
classes went from 13 to 14 and the 215-pound weight class became mandatory, and in 2006, when the
275-pound class was increased to 285 pounds.
Among changes in wrestling holds, the Figure 4 around the head has been ruled an illegal
hold/maneuver. Previously, the Figure 4 was illegal around the body or both legs.
“This move was being used by high school wrestlers more and more on the head, so to minimize
the risk of injury, the committee voted to outlaw the Figure 4 on the head as well as around the body and
both legs,” said Bob Colgate, NFHS assistant director and liaison to the Wrestling Rules Committee.
Another significant change was made in Rule 2-1-3, which now makes the boundary line inbounds
and, thus, expands the wrestling area. Previously, a wrestler was out of bounds if he or she was touching
any part of the 2-inch-wide line which marks the wrestling area.
An additional exception was added to Rule 8-2-1 stating that if the second injury time-out is taken
at the conclusion of the second period, and the opponent already has the choice at the beginning of the
third period, the opponent would then have the added choice at the first restart after the beginning of the
third period.
“Previously, at the end of the second period and before the third period, Wrestler A takes his or
her second injury time-out, which now gives the choice to Wrestler B,” Colgate said. “However, it’s
already Wrestler B’s choice by virtue of the original flip of the disk. Therefore, Wrestler B gains no
advantage or benefit from Wrestler A’s second injury time-out. With this change, Wrestler B would now
have his or her choice at the first restart after the beginning of the third period.”
In other changes, a revision in Rule 3-1-13 allows the referee the flexibility to determine his or her
best position to monitor the clock and wrestlers during injury, blood or recovery time-outs. Also,
language in Rule 6-2-2 was changed from “forfeit” to “disqualification” to reflect correct terminology.
The rules committee also devoted considerable time to developing rules for multi-team dual
meets and team-formatted tournaments. Previously, the NFHS Wrestling Rules Book addressed only dual
meets and individually bracketed tournaments. Definitions for individually bracketed tournaments, dual
meet/team-formatted tournaments and combination tournaments will be contained in Rule 1-3.
“In recent years, high school wrestling has moved from dual meets and individually bracketed
tournaments to tournaments incorporating a dual meet/team format,” Pleimann said. “The new Rule 11
will provide rules coverage for this type of tournament format.”
“High school wrestling is in great shape across the country as participation numbers continue to
increase. The rules committee did propose 18 changes to the rules book, but approximately two-thirds
of those changes resulted from incorporating the new dual meet/team format rules,” Pleimann added.
The final change is one that has been approved by the NFHS Board of Directors for use in all
NFHS rules books regarding the meet referee’s jurisdiction. The rule extends the clerical duties of the
referee beyond the end of the meet through the completion of any reports required from actions that
occurred while the referees had jurisdiction.
Points of emphasis adopted by the committee for 2011-12 include communicable diseases, injury
time-outs, coach/referee conference, and concussion recognition and management.
Wrestling is the sixth-most popular sport for boys at the high school level with 272,890
participants in 10,363 schools during the 2009-10 season, according to the NFHS Athletics Participation
Survey. In addition, 6,134 girls were involved in wrestling in 1,009 high schools.
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF STATE
HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS
NEWS RELEASE
Weight classes changed in high school wrestling
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Bob Colgate
INDIANAPOLIS, IN (April 26, 2011) — The most significant changes in weight classes in high
school wrestling in 23 years will take place in the 2011-12 season.
In its April 4-6 meeting in Indianapolis, the National Federation of State High School Associations
(NFHS) Wrestling Rules Committee approved an upward shift of the weight classes, beginning with the
103-pound class moving to 106 pounds, which resulted in new weights for 10 of the 14 classes. The
changes in weight classes, along with 17 other rules revisions, were subsequently approved by the NFHS
Board of Directors.
The 14 weight classes approved by the committee for 2011-12 are as follows: 106 (pounds), 113,
120, 126, 132, 138, 145, 152, 160, 170, 182, 195, 220 and 285. Three middle weight classes – 145, 152
and 160 – were retained, although they are 7-8-9 in order now rather than 8-9-10. The largest weight
class (285 pounds) remains unchanged as well.
“The change in weight classes resulted from a three-to-four year process utilizing data from the
National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Optimal Performance Calculator,” said Dale Pleimann,
chair of the NFHS Wrestling Rules Committee and former assistant executive director of the Missouri
State High School Activities Association. “The rules committee was able to analyze data from almost
200,000 wrestlers across the country, with the goal to create weight classes that have approximately
seven percent of the wrestlers in each weight class.
“Throughout the process, each state association was kept completely informed and was provided
multiple opportunities for input. The results of the last survey of each state association indicated that the
majority of states favored a change, and the committee listened and acted accordingly.”
The last wholesale shift in weight classes occurred in 1988, when the lowest weight class was
increased from 98 to 103 pounds. The only other changes since then were in 2002, when the number of
classes went from 13 to 14 and the 215-pound weight class became mandatory, and in 2006, when the
275-pound class was increased to 285 pounds.
Among changes in wrestling holds, the Figure 4 around the head has been ruled an illegal
hold/maneuver. Previously, the Figure 4 was illegal around the body or both legs.
“This move was being used by high school wrestlers more and more on the head, so to minimize
the risk of injury, the committee voted to outlaw the Figure 4 on the head as well as around the body and
both legs,” said Bob Colgate, NFHS assistant director and liaison to the Wrestling Rules Committee.
Another significant change was made in Rule 2-1-3, which now makes the boundary line inbounds
and, thus, expands the wrestling area. Previously, a wrestler was out of bounds if he or she was touching
any part of the 2-inch-wide line which marks the wrestling area.
An additional exception was added to Rule 8-2-1 stating that if the second injury time-out is taken
at the conclusion of the second period, and the opponent already has the choice at the beginning of the
third period, the opponent would then have the added choice at the first restart after the beginning of the
third period.
“Previously, at the end of the second period and before the third period, Wrestler A takes his or
her second injury time-out, which now gives the choice to Wrestler B,” Colgate said. “However, it’s
already Wrestler B’s choice by virtue of the original flip of the disk. Therefore, Wrestler B gains no
advantage or benefit from Wrestler A’s second injury time-out. With this change, Wrestler B would now
have his or her choice at the first restart after the beginning of the third period.”
In other changes, a revision in Rule 3-1-13 allows the referee the flexibility to determine his or her
best position to monitor the clock and wrestlers during injury, blood or recovery time-outs. Also,
language in Rule 6-2-2 was changed from “forfeit” to “disqualification” to reflect correct terminology.
The rules committee also devoted considerable time to developing rules for multi-team dual
meets and team-formatted tournaments. Previously, the NFHS Wrestling Rules Book addressed only dual
meets and individually bracketed tournaments. Definitions for individually bracketed tournaments, dual
meet/team-formatted tournaments and combination tournaments will be contained in Rule 1-3.
“In recent years, high school wrestling has moved from dual meets and individually bracketed
tournaments to tournaments incorporating a dual meet/team format,” Pleimann said. “The new Rule 11
will provide rules coverage for this type of tournament format.”
“High school wrestling is in great shape across the country as participation numbers continue to
increase. The rules committee did propose 18 changes to the rules book, but approximately two-thirds
of those changes resulted from incorporating the new dual meet/team format rules,” Pleimann added.
The final change is one that has been approved by the NFHS Board of Directors for use in all
NFHS rules books regarding the meet referee’s jurisdiction. The rule extends the clerical duties of the
referee beyond the end of the meet through the completion of any reports required from actions that
occurred while the referees had jurisdiction.
Points of emphasis adopted by the committee for 2011-12 include communicable diseases, injury
time-outs, coach/referee conference, and concussion recognition and management.
Wrestling is the sixth-most popular sport for boys at the high school level with 272,890
participants in 10,363 schools during the 2009-10 season, according to the NFHS Athletics Participation
Survey. In addition, 6,134 girls were involved in wrestling in 1,009 high schools.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Buckaroo Awards Banquet 2011
The Buckaroo Wrestlers held the annual awards banquet March 22, 2011. Tony Martinez was honored for all is many years of service helping with Buckaroo Wrestling and with the Rowdy Boys youth program.
Outstanding Wrestler-
Brian Robinson, State Champion, Region Champion, 30 win club
2011 Senior Wrestlers and Coaches.
Other Buckaroo Wrestlers Honored:
Nephi Barlow, Region Champion
Hunter Bowring, State Runner-up, 30 win club
Austin Wilcox, Region Champion
Dailyn Warren, 30 win club, School Reversal Record Holder (46)
Special Thanks goes to Tamra Cordasco for putting together the dinner!
Also honored was Senior Statistician, Aubrey Musselman
Most Improved Wrestler-
Tim Ryan, Region Champion, 4th @ State
Most Inspirational- Kelland Brewer
Most Valuable Wrestler-
C.J. Cordasco (Senior) 2x State Champion 2010 & 2011, Region Champion, 2011 Captain, 2011 Best Record 28-2
Outstanding Wrestler-
Coltan Musselman, (Senior) 2008 State Champion 119, 3x State Runner-up, 2011 Captain, 30 win club
Outstanding Wrestler-
Brian Robinson, State Champion, Region Champion, 30 win club
John Mayne- (Senior) 2011 Captain, 4th @ State
Trevor Wagstaff (Senior) 3rd @ State
2011 Senior Wrestlers and Coaches.
Other Buckaroo Wrestlers Honored:
Nephi Barlow, Region Champion
Hunter Bowring, State Runner-up, 30 win club
Austin Wilcox, Region Champion
Dailyn Warren, 30 win club, School Reversal Record Holder (46)
Special Thanks goes to Tamra Cordasco for putting together the dinner!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
2011 State Placers
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Videos of the State Tourney
We will be trying out a new blog idea during the State Tourney this year. We will record the Buckaroos matches and bring them to you. This will not be live but will be after the round or the match as soon as we can get them up. This is a trial run so hopefully we can make it work and be able to let you watch your Buckaroos as they compete for State Titles. The Tourney starts at 3:30 Friday afternoon.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Reversal Record
The current Buckaroo reversal record of 44 in a season set by Nolan Black in 2009 may be broken if Dailyn Warren current 112 pound wrestler has anything to say about it. Going into the State Tournament Dailyn has 43 reversals and is looking to add his name to the Buckaroo Record Board.
Region Pictures
Monticello Buckaroos win a fifth Region Title in a row.
Individual Region Champs.
Thanks to Anna Thayn for photos.
Individual Region Champs.
Thanks to Anna Thayn for photos.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Congrats!!
Congratulations to CJ Cordasco for being named Outstanding Wrestler at the Region 20 Tournament.
Congratulations to Head Coach Kent Adair for being named Region 20 Coach of the Year, 2011.
Congratulations to Head Coach Kent Adair for being named Region 20 Coach of the Year, 2011.
Region Team Scores
The Buckaroos take home the 2011 Region Trophy with a strong performance. The Buckaroos had a strong presence in the Region Finals having 9 wrestlers in the 14 weight divisions. The Buckaroos host six Region Champs, three Runner-ups, three Third place finishers, and two Fourth Placers. Below are the names and placings
REGION CHAMPIONS
119- Brian Robinson
135- Coltan Musselman
140- CJ Cordasco
145- Tim Ryan
160- Austin Wilcox
189- Nephi Barlow
Runner-ups
103- Hunter Bowring
112- Dailyn Warren
215- John Mayne
Third Placers
152- Trevor Wagstaff
160- Eric Anderson
171- Jake Giles
Fourth Placers
125- Roque Deanda
140- Kelland Brewer
Team Scores
1- Monticello 243 1/2
2- Panquitch 184 1/2
3- Wayne 177
4- Whitehorse 97
5- Milford 85 1/2
6- Piute 73
7- Escalante 46
REGION CHAMPIONS
119- Brian Robinson
135- Coltan Musselman
140- CJ Cordasco
145- Tim Ryan
160- Austin Wilcox
189- Nephi Barlow
Runner-ups
103- Hunter Bowring
112- Dailyn Warren
215- John Mayne
Third Placers
152- Trevor Wagstaff
160- Eric Anderson
171- Jake Giles
Fourth Placers
125- Roque Deanda
140- Kelland Brewer
Team Scores
1- Monticello 243 1/2
2- Panquitch 184 1/2
3- Wayne 177
4- Whitehorse 97
5- Milford 85 1/2
6- Piute 73
7- Escalante 46
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Saturday, January 29, 2011
North Sanpete Tourney Update
JV
Roque Deanda - 3rd Place
Joe Engle - 3rd Place
Curtis Baird - 2nd Place
Moe Beh - 2nd Place
Eric Anderson - 3rd Place
Jake Giles - 1st Place
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Varsity-
Hunter Bowring - 4th Place
Daiyln Warren - 6th Place
Tim Ryan - 5th Place
Austin Wilcox - 4th Place
Trevor Wagstaff - 3rd Place
John Mayne - 5th Place
CJ Cordasco - In Championship Match
Coltan Musselman - In Championship Match
Kelland Brewer -DNP
Randy Jelly - DNP
Roque Deanda - 3rd Place
Joe Engle - 3rd Place
Curtis Baird - 2nd Place
Moe Beh - 2nd Place
Eric Anderson - 3rd Place
Jake Giles - 1st Place
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Varsity-
Hunter Bowring - 4th Place
Daiyln Warren - 6th Place
Tim Ryan - 5th Place
Austin Wilcox - 4th Place
Trevor Wagstaff - 3rd Place
John Mayne - 5th Place
CJ Cordasco - In Championship Match
Coltan Musselman - In Championship Match
Kelland Brewer -DNP
Randy Jelly - DNP
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Buckaroo Senior Program
Click on Picture to enhance.
Special Thanks to Anna Thayn for the time and effort to put together the Senior Program!
Special Thanks to Anna Thayn for the time and effort to put together the Senior Program!
Monticello -vs- San Juan
103- (M) Hunter Bowring over (SJ) Garrett Barton- Fall
112- (M) Dailyn Warren (SJ) Forfeit
119- (M) Roque Deanda over (SJ) Russell Musselman- Dec. 13-7
125- (M) Brian Robinson over (SJ) Jayson McDaniel- Fall
130- (SJ) Jayden Squires over (M) Curtis Baird- Fall
135- (M) Kelland Brewer over (SJ) Jerel Todachinnie- Fall
140- (M) Coltan Musselman over (SJ) Sterling Black- Fall
145- (M) Tim Ryan over (SJ) Jade Grover- Fall
152- (M) Trevor Wagstaff (SJ) Forfeit
160- (M) Austin Wilcox over (SJ) Jens Grover- Dec. 7-0
171- (SJ) Nathan Webb over (M) Jake Giles- Fall
189- Double Forfeit
215- (M) John Mayne (SJ) Forfeit
HWT- (SJ) Herschel Todachinnie (M) Forfeit
Final Team Score
Monticello- 54 San Juan- 18
Head to Head Team Score
Monticello- 36 San Juan- 12
112- (M) Dailyn Warren (SJ) Forfeit
119- (M) Roque Deanda over (SJ) Russell Musselman- Dec. 13-7
125- (M) Brian Robinson over (SJ) Jayson McDaniel- Fall
130- (SJ) Jayden Squires over (M) Curtis Baird- Fall
135- (M) Kelland Brewer over (SJ) Jerel Todachinnie- Fall
140- (M) Coltan Musselman over (SJ) Sterling Black- Fall
145- (M) Tim Ryan over (SJ) Jade Grover- Fall
152- (M) Trevor Wagstaff (SJ) Forfeit
160- (M) Austin Wilcox over (SJ) Jens Grover- Dec. 7-0
171- (SJ) Nathan Webb over (M) Jake Giles- Fall
189- Double Forfeit
215- (M) John Mayne (SJ) Forfeit
HWT- (SJ) Herschel Todachinnie (M) Forfeit
Final Team Score
Monticello- 54 San Juan- 18
Head to Head Team Score
Monticello- 36 San Juan- 12
Monticello -vs- Cortez Colorado
103- (M) Hunter Bowring (C) Forfeit
112- (M) Daiyln Warren (C) Forfeit
119- (M) Roque Deanda over (C) Christine Sanders -Fall
125- (C) Ryan Daves over (M) Randy Jelly -Fall
130- (M) Curtis Baird (C) Forfeit
135- (M) Kelland Brewer over (C) Shelton Little -Fall
140- (M) Coltan Musselman over (C) Trevor Holaday -Fall
145- (M) Tim Ryan (C) Forfeit
152- (M) Trevor Wagstaff over (C) Dakota Kibel -Fall
160- (M) Austin Wilcox over (C) Cole Jeter -Fall
171- (M) Jake Giles (C) Forfeit
189- (C) Trenton Gustafson (M) Forfeit
215- (M) Jake Mayne (C) Forfeit
HWT- Double Forfeit
Team Score
Buckaroos- 66 Cortez- 12
Head to Head Team Score
Buckaroos- 30 Cortez- 6
In Exhibition Matches
Moe Beh (M) is defeated by (C) Dakota Kibel
Eric Anderson (M) defeats (C) Cole Jeter
112- (M) Daiyln Warren (C) Forfeit
119- (M) Roque Deanda over (C) Christine Sanders -Fall
125- (C) Ryan Daves over (M) Randy Jelly -Fall
130- (M) Curtis Baird (C) Forfeit
135- (M) Kelland Brewer over (C) Shelton Little -Fall
140- (M) Coltan Musselman over (C) Trevor Holaday -Fall
145- (M) Tim Ryan (C) Forfeit
152- (M) Trevor Wagstaff over (C) Dakota Kibel -Fall
160- (M) Austin Wilcox over (C) Cole Jeter -Fall
171- (M) Jake Giles (C) Forfeit
189- (C) Trenton Gustafson (M) Forfeit
215- (M) Jake Mayne (C) Forfeit
HWT- Double Forfeit
Team Score
Buckaroos- 66 Cortez- 12
Head to Head Team Score
Buckaroos- 30 Cortez- 6
In Exhibition Matches
Moe Beh (M) is defeated by (C) Dakota Kibel
Eric Anderson (M) defeats (C) Cole Jeter
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Buckaroos -vs- Bulldogs
The Buckaroos and the Bulldogs from Dove Creek, Colorado squared off in a exciting dual tonight. The final score 43 Monticello and 28 Bulldogs.
Here's a break down of the nights action.
135 (M) Coltan Mussleman over (DC) Jeff Sparks -Fall
140 (M) CJ Cordasco over (DC) Dalton Randolph- Tech Fall
145 (M) Tim Ryan over (DC) Jordan Lestina- Fall
152 (M) Eric Anderson (DC) Forfeit
160 (M) Austin Wilcox (DC) Forfeit
171 (DC) Chance Johnson over (M) Jake Giles- Fall
189 Double Forfeit
215 (DC) Austin Beanland over (M) John Mayne- Maj Dec
HWT (DC) Tyson Smith (M) Forfeit
103 (M) Hunter Bowring over (DC) Nick Jones- Maj Dec
112 (M) Dailyn Warren over (DC) Chris Terpstra- Maj Dec
119 (M) Roque Deanda (DC) Forfeit
125 (DC) Cole Buaghman over (M) Randy Jelly- Fall
130 (DC) Tyler Ebberts over (M) Curtis Baird- Fall
JV
125 (DC) Tommy Furry over (M)Joe Engel- Maj Dec
130 (M) Kelland Brewer over (DC) Dillon Daves- Fall
Here's a break down of the nights action.
135 (M) Coltan Mussleman over (DC) Jeff Sparks -Fall
140 (M) CJ Cordasco over (DC) Dalton Randolph- Tech Fall
145 (M) Tim Ryan over (DC) Jordan Lestina- Fall
152 (M) Eric Anderson (DC) Forfeit
160 (M) Austin Wilcox (DC) Forfeit
171 (DC) Chance Johnson over (M) Jake Giles- Fall
189 Double Forfeit
215 (DC) Austin Beanland over (M) John Mayne- Maj Dec
HWT (DC) Tyson Smith (M) Forfeit
103 (M) Hunter Bowring over (DC) Nick Jones- Maj Dec
112 (M) Dailyn Warren over (DC) Chris Terpstra- Maj Dec
119 (M) Roque Deanda (DC) Forfeit
125 (DC) Cole Buaghman over (M) Randy Jelly- Fall
130 (DC) Tyler Ebberts over (M) Curtis Baird- Fall
JV
125 (DC) Tommy Furry over (M)Joe Engel- Maj Dec
130 (M) Kelland Brewer over (DC) Dillon Daves- Fall
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Buckaroos -vs- Grand County
The Buckaroos defeat Moab 48-35 avenging an earlier loss at home to the Red Devils. Here's the break down
145 (M) Tim Ryan over (G) James Martin- Fall
152 (M) Eric Anderson over (G) Josh Wright- Fall
160 (G) Lacie Walker over (M) Austin Wilcox- Fall
171 (M) Jake Giles over (G) Elijah Sheets- Fall
189 (G) Homer Manson (M) Forfeit
215 (G) Kevin Ballard over (M) John Mayne- Tech fall
HWT (G) Beto Nelson (M) Forfeit
103 (M) Hunter Bowring (G) Forfeit
112 (M) Dailyn Warren over (G) Justin Beason- Fall
119 (G) Ice Kesavadhana (M) Forfeit
125 (M) Rogue Deanda over (G) Tyson McDougall- Fall
130 (G) Jacob Francis over (M) Curtis Baird- Fall
135 (M) Coltan Musselman over (G) Aaron Randall- Fall
140 (M) CJ Cordasco (G) Forfeit
Final team score
Monticello 48 Grand 35
145 (M) Tim Ryan over (G) James Martin- Fall
152 (M) Eric Anderson over (G) Josh Wright- Fall
160 (G) Lacie Walker over (M) Austin Wilcox- Fall
171 (M) Jake Giles over (G) Elijah Sheets- Fall
189 (G) Homer Manson (M) Forfeit
215 (G) Kevin Ballard over (M) John Mayne- Tech fall
HWT (G) Beto Nelson (M) Forfeit
103 (M) Hunter Bowring (G) Forfeit
112 (M) Dailyn Warren over (G) Justin Beason- Fall
119 (G) Ice Kesavadhana (M) Forfeit
125 (M) Rogue Deanda over (G) Tyson McDougall- Fall
130 (G) Jacob Francis over (M) Curtis Baird- Fall
135 (M) Coltan Musselman over (G) Aaron Randall- Fall
140 (M) CJ Cordasco (G) Forfeit
Final team score
Monticello 48 Grand 35
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Friday, January 14, 2011
Shiprock Tourney Day One
Friday Dual Tournament:
Monticello defeats Whitehorse 62-18
Monticello defeats Kirtland Central 42-36
Monticello defeats Shiprock 54-28
Monticello defeats Wingate 46-28
Monticello defeats Whitehorse 62-18
Monticello defeats Kirtland Central 42-36
Monticello defeats Shiprock 54-28
Monticello defeats Wingate 46-28
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Pagosa Springs Tourney
The Monticello Buckaroo Wrestlers came back strong from the Christmas Break, bringing home a fifth place team finish from the Rocky Mountain Wrestling Tournament in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. It’s one of the highest team finishes for the Bucks from the prestigious tournament which features 20 teams, including many top Colorado and New Mexico programs. Monticello is one of only a few small schools invited to the tough tournament. The Bucks earned their fifth place finish with only 8 wrestlers competing, five of them wrestling in the finals, and brought home seven individual medals.
Leading his team was Buckaroo Coltan Musselman who cruised through the competition with wins by fall in each of the first three rounds before putting up a strong 13-9 win in the finals. Musselman joins an elite group including only a handful of Buckaroos who have achieved a top placing from the tournament.
The Bucks had five team members competing in the final round, with Hunter Bowring, Brian Robinson, CJ Cordasco and Trevor Wagstaff each earning hard fought second place medals. Bowring earned a win by fall in the early round and had the crowd on the edge of their seat in a 4-3 victory to send him to the finals. Robinson and Cordasco each dominated their weight classes on the road to the finals with two early falls and huge 12-0 and 14-0 wins respectively. Wagstaff also earned a win by fall and put up a strong 6-2 win in the semi-final round.
Freshman Austin Wilcox earned a fourth place finish in first outing of the season. Wilcox put up two strong wins by fall in the early rounds. Dailyn Warren rounded out the Buckaroo placers with a seventh place finish. Warren earned a first round fall before a loss put him in the consolation bracket. He stayed alive with an exciting 11-7 win, before a loss put him in the match for 7th and 8th place. Warren came back strong, and fought hard in a nail biter, earning an exciting 10-9 win in his final match.
Also wrestling for the Buckaroos was Tim Ryan who earned an exciting win by fall in the first round, but two tough losses put him out of the tournament.
The remainder of the Buckaroo squad travelled to the Durango JV Tournament. Eric Anderson and Jake Giles each earned second place finishes, followed by Roque DeAnda, Curtis Baird, and Joe Engle with third place finishes and Mo Beh with a fifth place finish. Also wrestling for the Buckaroos were Randy Jelly and Kelland Brewer.
This week the Buckaroos travel to the Shiprock Tournament. There will be a dual tournament on Friday starting at 9:30 am and bracket tournament on Saturday starting at 8:30 am.
Anna Thayn
Blog Contributor
Leading his team was Buckaroo Coltan Musselman who cruised through the competition with wins by fall in each of the first three rounds before putting up a strong 13-9 win in the finals. Musselman joins an elite group including only a handful of Buckaroos who have achieved a top placing from the tournament.
The Bucks had five team members competing in the final round, with Hunter Bowring, Brian Robinson, CJ Cordasco and Trevor Wagstaff each earning hard fought second place medals. Bowring earned a win by fall in the early round and had the crowd on the edge of their seat in a 4-3 victory to send him to the finals. Robinson and Cordasco each dominated their weight classes on the road to the finals with two early falls and huge 12-0 and 14-0 wins respectively. Wagstaff also earned a win by fall and put up a strong 6-2 win in the semi-final round.
Freshman Austin Wilcox earned a fourth place finish in first outing of the season. Wilcox put up two strong wins by fall in the early rounds. Dailyn Warren rounded out the Buckaroo placers with a seventh place finish. Warren earned a first round fall before a loss put him in the consolation bracket. He stayed alive with an exciting 11-7 win, before a loss put him in the match for 7th and 8th place. Warren came back strong, and fought hard in a nail biter, earning an exciting 10-9 win in his final match.
Also wrestling for the Buckaroos was Tim Ryan who earned an exciting win by fall in the first round, but two tough losses put him out of the tournament.
The remainder of the Buckaroo squad travelled to the Durango JV Tournament. Eric Anderson and Jake Giles each earned second place finishes, followed by Roque DeAnda, Curtis Baird, and Joe Engle with third place finishes and Mo Beh with a fifth place finish. Also wrestling for the Buckaroos were Randy Jelly and Kelland Brewer.
This week the Buckaroos travel to the Shiprock Tournament. There will be a dual tournament on Friday starting at 9:30 am and bracket tournament on Saturday starting at 8:30 am.
Anna Thayn
Blog Contributor
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
All-Star Update
Coltan Musselman was defeated 6-5 in a down to the wire hard fought match against Jesse Carlisle of Maple Mountain. Coltan wrestled for the 1A All-Stars, Carlisle for the 4A All-Stars. To watch parts of Coltans match log onto http://www.ustream.tv/channel/mysportsguys click on the All-Star match. Coltans match is at the 49:00 point.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Utah All-Stars
Coltan Musselman Monticellos 135 pound wrestler has been selected to wrestle in the UAWF 2011 All-Star Matches at Utah Valley University. The matches will start at 7pm on January 11, 2011. The All-Star matches bring together some of the best wrestlers in the State. Coltan a Senior at Monticello High was a State Champion as a freshman and has been a runner up the past two years. Coltan will face off against Jesse Carlisle of Maple Mountain.
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