Avon Orioles | Archive | February, 2009

GBB: HCC teams have tough sectional roads

Mike McGraw
Hoosier Authority

 Sectional play begins Tuesday evening and Hoosier Authority predicts the HCC will crown two Sectional Champions when the dust settles Saturday night. The league boasts four teams with 16 or more wins on the campaign this season.

Let’s start up north at the McCutcheon Sectional. Lafayette Jeff (16-4) is the clear favorite in this draw. The Bronchos begin play Tuesday evening versus Harrison. McCutcheon will play Kokomo in the short half of the draw. If there is a roadblock to Jeff taking the title, it is in the form of 17-4 Logansport. The Berries await the Bronchos in the semi-finals. Our prediction is that Jan Conner’s girls take care of business and cut down the nets Saturday night.

The Zionsville Sectional is both loaded with HCC teams and just plain loaded. Five Hoosier Crossroads teams are in the field, including four of the top five teams in the league. If that isn’t enough to perk your interest, throw in defending state champion Carmel and you have the toughest sectional in the state. Carmel and Fishers both drew the long way through this mine field. The Greyhounds will tangle with Noblesville in the first round. Westfield, a 16 game winner, waits in the semi-finals. Fishers has it a little tougher by most people’s view. The Tigers will open in the first round against host Zionsville. They should easily pass that test. However, 19-1 Hamilton Southeastern is lurking in the second round. The winner of that titanic struggle will then likely see Carmel in the final.  We aren’t going out on too long a limb on this one. We will say that our vote goes to whichever HCC team comes out of that Fishers-HSE tussle on Friday.

That leaves Brownsburg and Avon. All these two clubs have to do to win a sectional title is take down the #1 team in America, the Ben Davis Giants on their home floor. Don’t look for it to come even close to happening. However, it is a safe bet that Avon will be the team to try in the finals.

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W REG. 6: #5 Perry Meridian overwhelms opposition at Greencastle

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director

GREENCASTLE

If there is such a thing as a wrestling team peaking, Perry Meridian is sitting on the top of Mount Everest right now. Four days after a stunning sectional performance, the fifth-ranked Falcons breezed through the Greencastle Regional.

Breezed is an understatement. The Falcons blew through it like a tornado.

Perry Meridian started the evening Feb. 4 by demolishing highly regarded Avon, 44-13, in the team semifinals. The Falcons then faced Conference Indiana foe Bloomington South in the championship round. That test was set when Bloomington used a final-match pin to defeat Martinsville in its opening match of the evening.

The championship match was a wrestling clinic on the part of the Falcons. Consider these facts. Perry Meridian downed the Panthers 45-6. They won 12 of the 14 matches. The Falcons won 10 of their 12 victories by decision, pinning only two Bloomington wrestlers during the evening.

ere is the capper. Bloomington South not only scored a scant six team points, the Panthers only managed a TOTAL of 13 individual match points! Perry Meridian won six matches by shutout.

In the video players on this page are highlights from two of the matches. The first is Cory Hudgins’ overtime takedown of Bloomington South’s Terry Terrell at 160 pounds. The other is Jacob Tonte’s pin at 140, which ended the match.

Perry Meridian now advances to the eight-team state finals that will take place Feb. 28, the Saturday after the individual state finals. Thr Falcons will face No. 6 nemesis Bellmont in the quarterfinals at Center Grove.

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W: Avon falls in regional to powerful Perry Meridian

 

It has been a great season for Avon, but it ended from a
team standpoint Wednesday evening in a loss to an old nesesis. The Orioles lost
in the first round of the Greencastle Regional to Perry meridian 44-13. Avon
won only four of the 14 individual matches against the powerful Falcons. Here
is a look at the individual match results.

 

#5 Perry Meridian 44, Avon 13
103: McKinley (PM) pin Fitzgerald
112: Clem (PM) forfeit
119: Simmons (PM) pin Klein
125: Acosta (Avon) dec. Johnson (PM) 5-2
130: Cook (PM) pin Simpson
135: Goodwin (PM) dec. Rassbach 4-3
140: Tonte (PM) major dec. Maxwell 13-5
145: Tasseff (PM) dec. Richards 7-1
152: Wood (PM) dec. Alfs 3-1
160: Jones (Avon) dec. Hudgins 1-0
171: Robinson (PM) dec. Brandt 3-2
189: Leach (Avon) major dec. Richards 11-3
215: Schaefer (PM) major dec. Snyder 13-4
Hwt: Pirtle (Avon) dec. Schaefer 11-7

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W: Avon, Brownsburg dominate wrestling sectional

 

Avon flexed its muscles in
dominating sectional wrestling competition Saturday. The Orioles easily won the
team title, outdistancing second place Brownsburg 271-203. Avon
advanced 11 wrestlers to individual regional competition next Saturday. Those
advancing include six sectional champions. Brownsburg advanced six individuals
including two sectional champions.

 

Here is a look at the complete results from the Avon sectional.

 

Team scores
1. Avon 271
2. Brownsburg 203
3. Cascade 161
4. Plainfield
149
5. Greencastle 130.5
6. Danville 129
7. Tri-West Hendricks 126
8. Cloverdale 102.5
9. North Putnam 50
10. South Putnam 46

Individual results:

103
Judy Danville
Hesslegrave Cloverdale
Fitzgerald Avon
Ruble N. Putnam

112
#16 Blaine Hall Avon
Mocherman Tri West
Thompson Brownsburg
Shipp Cascade

119
Guernsey Cascade
Fuller Brownsburg
Meyer Tri West
Heald Plainfield

125
Oaks Brownsburg
Acosta Avon
Whittman Plainfield
Morgan Danville

130
Arnes Cascade
Helterbrand Cloverdale
McHugh Brownsburg
Collicott Plainfield

135
#15 Matt Rassbach Avon
Hechinger Brownsburg
Ernst Cascade
Ulrich Plainfield

140
Smith Cascade
Rickenbaugh Greencastle
Maxwell Avon
Jones Tri West

145
#14 Corbin Richards Avon
Parrish Plainfield
McKinney Danville
Hernandez S. Putnam

152
Kolb Tri West
#16 Isaiah Alfs Avon
Vermillion Greencastle
Brewer Danville

160
#5 Dalton Jones Avon
Secrest Cloverdale
Kahl Tri West
Tackett Plainfield

171
Brandt Avon
Ford Greencastle
Helmick Danville
Miller Tri West

189
#6 Andrew Leach Avon
Hill Cascade
Buchanan Greencastle
Gadberry Tri West

215
Howland Brownsburg
Wright Greencastle
Vires N. Putnam
Pirtle Avon

Heavyweight
#12 Nate Richey Brownsburg
Mason Danville
Hurst S. Putnam
Harrison Greencastle

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