Sunday, February 27, 2000

District Wrestling: Division III

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        Madeira finished second at the district meet, qualifying six wrestlers to the state meet next week.

        Reading was the next best local finisher with three wrestlers advancing.

        Kris Kuykendall took first place at 103 for Madeira.

        Other district champions were Chris Seta of North College Hill at 130, Tim Kelley of Reading at 140, Kellen Campbell of Finneytown at 145, and Gary Blair of Reading won 160.

        Division III

        (at Xenia)

        Team Standings: 1. Brookville 173.5; 2. Madeira 148; 3. Versailles 112.5; 4. Milton-Union 106.5; 5. Carlisle 105; 6. Reading 98; 7. Covington 73.5; 8. Oakwood 71; 9. Dixie 69.5; 10. No. College Hill 57.5; 11. W. Liberty-Salem 56; 12. Miami East 50.5; 13. Indian Hill 47.5; 14. Summit Co. Day 44; 15. Tri-County No. 43; 16. Batavia, Blanchester 30.5; 18. Clinton-Massie 28; 19. Deer Park 26; 20. Finneytown 25.5; 21. Wyoming 23; 22. Greeneview 21; 23. Fenwick 18; 24. Mechanicsburg 10; 25. Cin. Country Day 8; 26. Lehman 6; 27. Madison, Ripley-Union 4; 29. C. Hills Christian 3; 30. Catholic Central, Lockland, Waynesville, Williamsburg 2.

        Individual finishers

        (Top three advance to state meet)

       

103 — Kuykendall (Madeira) d. Gambill (Miami East) Tiebrk OT; 112 — Magoteaux (Versailles) md. Lacure (Greeneview) 11-3; 119 — Morris (Carlisle) d. Wittenberg (Madeira) 4-0; 125 — Bierman (Carlisle) d. Hundley (Dixie) 11-7; 130 — Seta (NCH) d. Shultz (Brookville) Tiebrk OT; 135 — Perry (Brookville) md. Lee (Oakwood) 20-9; 140 — Kelly (Reading) p. Harris (Brookville) 5:07;

        145 — Campbell (Finneytown) tf. Sheley (Brookville) 17-1; 152 — Henry (Versailles) tf. Batdorf (Covington) 15-0; 160 — Blair (Reading) md. Magro (Indian Hill) 13-5; 171 — Owens (Covington) p. McConnell (Summit) 3:29; 189 — Asbury (Milton-Union) d. Spore (Wyoming) 9-5; 215 — Yancik (Brookville) d. Flora (Miami East) 6-0; Hwt — Lane (Milton-Union) p. Binkley (Brookville) 1:02.

        Third Place

        103 — Henry (Versailles) d. Rhodes (Brookville) 5-0; 112 — Burroughs (Madeira) d. Gieseke (W. Liberty-Salem) 2-1; 119 — Bodey (W. Liberty-Salem) p. Klepinger (Milton-Union) 1:57; 125: Opichka (Madeira) d. Rhoades (Versailles) 6-2; 130 — Merle (Madeira) d. Fox (Blanchester) 7-2; 135 — Engel (Reading) d. Avery (Milton-Union) 4-2; 140 — Short (Carlisle) d. Hensley (NCH) default;

        145 — Johnson (Indian Hill) md. Briggs (Versailles) 17-7; 152 — Longstreth (Madeira) d. Curry (Oakwood) 6-3; 160 — Walters (Milton-Union) d. Berger (Oakwood) 5-4; 171 — Statzer (Tri-County No.) d. Koepnick (Oakwood) 5-4; 189 — Newsome (Dixie) d. Williams (Blanchester) 8-2; 215 — Davis (Dixie) d. Childers (Carlisle) 11-8; Hwt — Sayer (Deer Park) d. Parthemore (W. Liberty-Salem) 6-2.

       

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