BATTLE FOR THE BELT - NOVEMBER 1, 2008
Results & Coverage:
Final Brackets (all weight classes)
Video Coverage from FloWrestling
Links to bout-by-bout results, consolation finals, etc, on our 2008 Results Page
Championship Finals:
103 - Alex Cisneros (Selma, California) dec. Jacob Crawford (Millbrook, Virginia) 3-2
112 - Devin Carter (Christiansburg, Virginia) dec. Robert Dyar (Vestavia Hills, Alabama) 9-5
119 - David Klingsheim (Liberty, California) maj. dec. Frank Goodwin (Mount St. Joseph, Maryland) 12-0
125 - Tucker Armstrong (St. Paris Graham, Ohio) dec. Frank Cagnina (Queen of Peace, New Jersey) 3-2
130 - Zachariah Neibert (St. Parish Graham, Ohio) dec. Sam Sherlock (West Mifflin, Pennsylvania) 3-0
135 - David Taylr (St. Paris Graham, Ohio) dec. Josh Kindig (Blue Mountain, Pennsylvania) 1-0
140 - Andrew Alton (Central Mountain, Pennsylvania) maj. dec. Taylor Massa (St. John's, Michigan) 15-5
145 - Jackson Morse (Lowell, Michigan) dec. Joseph Napoli (Cumberland Valley, Pennsylvania) 4-3
152 - Marshall Peppelman (Central Dauphin, Pennsylvania) dec. Brandon Rolnick (Lawrenceville School, New Jersey) 3-1
160 - Justin Armstrong (Bishop Lynch, Texas) dec. Adam Miller (Sparta, Michigan) 3-1
171 - Andrew Clement (Grassfield, Virginia) dec. Stephen Doty (Kirkwood, Missouri) 1-0
189 - Derrick Borlie (Millbrook, Virginia) pinned Nicholas Mills (University, Ohio) 1:30
215 - Antonio Giorgio (Warwick, Pennsylvania) maj. dec. Christian McLean (Southwest Guilford, North Carolina) 9-0
285 - Sam Brownlee (Canon McMillan, Pennsylvania) dec. Joe McElhinney (Cochranton, Pennsylvania) 3-1
"That was definitely a big accomplishment. After he won that tournament ... the University of Pennsylvania called him, Penn State called him, Northwestern University called him."
-St Mark's coach Jason Bastianelli, of 2005 152 lbs champion Andrew Bradley
The
fastest growing, most competitive preseason tournament
in the country!
READY TO ROLL.....
Coliseum floor 1:30 am Saturday morning
We are pleased to return once again to the Special Events Center at the Greensboro Coliseum for the 2008 Super 32 Challenge. We continue to work hard to improve our event, as it has quickly become the premier pre-season tournament in the country.
The 2007 tournament drew wrestlers from 34 states, and featured over 175 state champions. States represented were Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and West Virginia.
Many Super 32 Challenge participants have had success in the collegiate level, including 2008 All-Americans Bubba Jenkins (Penn State), Raymond Jordan (Missouri), and Jon Reader (Iowa State). Other current collegiate standouts include Ashtin Primus (Missouri), Luke Ashmore (Oklahoma State), Patrick Bond (Illinois), Jordan Frishkorn (Oklahoma State), Kenny Lester (Arizona State), Andrew Flanagan (Harvard), Eric Hoffman (North Dakota State), and Daren Burns (UNC-Greensboro).
