Sunday, January 09, 2000

Moeller wrestlers beat USA's No. 4

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The Cincinnati Enquirer

        HAMPTON, Va. — The Moeller wrestling team won the Virginia Duals by upsetting Calvary Chapel (Calif.) 27-22 for the title Saturday evening.

        Calvary Chapel is ranked fourth nationally by USA Today Wrestling Magazine.

        Earlier Saturday, Moeller beat Great Bridge (Va.) 34-31 in the semifinals. Great Bridge is ranked ninth nationally.

        Trailing 22-0 after the first four matches, the Crusaders won eight consecutive matches with Joe Zinkan's 2-1 victory over Brian Cresswell at 125 pounds starting the run.

        Semifinals: Moeller 34, Great Bridge (Va.) 31

        103: Friskhorn (GB) tf. Candy 20-2; 112—Staylor (GB) tf. Cottone 15-0; 119— Martin 9GB) injury default Hill; 125—Barabaree (GB) p. Meyer 5:02; 130—Zinkan (M) d. Crosswell 2-1; 135—Baria (M) md. Carson 12-4; J. Zinkan (M) d. Sioredas 12-7; 145—Lyons (M) d. Neumann 15-7; 152— Blanks (M) p. Cuffee 5:59; 165—Ostholthoff (M) p. Foreman 5:29; 171—Lukens (M) d. Patterson 8-5; 185—Cronin (M) p. Belew 1:14; 215—Roeder (GB) d. Findley 9-3; Hwt—Krawiec (GB) p. Pappas 2:59.

       

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