South Carolina Wrestling News
SC Wrestling News 2021-2022
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Congratulations to David Hunsberger (Byrnes) recognized as Wrestling USA Magazine High School Senior All Americans (Honorable Mention):Congratulations to David Hunsberger (Byrnes) selected by The National Wrestling Hall Of Fame as the state winner of the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award!
Congratulations to Bella Hoffman (Fort Mill) selected by The National Wrestling Hall Of Fame as the state winner of the Tricia Saunders High School Excellence Award!
Congratulations to SC's NHSCA High School All-Americans:
Fr. 138 5th - Blue Stiffler (Spring Valley)
Fr. 170 3rd - Cason Howle (Greenwood)
Fr. 182 8th - Said Gasimov (High Point Academy)
So. 106 6th - Teague Strobel (West-Oak)
So. 113 4th - J.J. Peace (Cane Bay)
Sr. 195 6th - Patrick Brophy (Chapin)
Congratulations to SC's NHSCA Girls All-Americans:
103 8th - June Welch (Woodruff)
120 4th - Isabella Hoffman (Fort Mill)
160 8th - Ta'niya Roberts (Rock Hill)
Congratulations to SC's NHSCA Middle School All-Americans:
100 7th - Preston White
105 5th - Gianni Bottone
154 7th - John Robinson
At the NCAA D1 Nationals, Dazjon Casto (Citadel and former Fort Dorchester wrestler) had a 1st round win at 157-lbs. over returning National Champion Austin O'Connor (UNC) ... congratulations Dazjon!
Two SC Women's Collegiate wrestling programs finished in the Top 15 of Team Standings at NCWWC Championships! Limestone finished 12th and Presbyterian 15th
Limestone had two All-Americans - Gabriela Ramos-Diaz (5th) and Journey Land (8th).
Presbyterian had three All-Americans - Jaslynn Gallegos (4th), Samantha Miller (5th) and Ainslie Lane (8th).
Congratulations to Lander University's Zeth Brower for becoming a D2 National Champion and All-American!
Three SC wrestling programs finished in the Top 20 of Team Standings at D2 Nationals! Lander finished 13th, Newberry 15th and Limestone 17th.
Limestone had two All-Americans - Kevin Radcliff (7th) and Majid Corbett (6th). Corbett wrestled at Sumter.
Newberry had two All-Americans - Isiah Royal (4th) and Caleb Spears (7th)
At the NCWA National Championships, two SC wrestling programs finished in the Top 21 of Team Standings! Clemson finished 19th, Allen University 21st.
Allen had one All-American - Michael Jackson (5th)
Clemson had two All-Americans - Drew Doscher (5th) and Isaac Manning (4th). Manning wrestled at Lexington.
Congratulations to the collegiate All-Americans from this weekend with SC ties!
SCMAT Exclusive - June Welch (1st female SCHSL Wrestling Champion)
SCMAT Exclusive - A.J. Dickerson (4x State Champion)
SCMAT Exclusive - David Hunsberger (4x State Champion)
North/South All-Star Classic - full results under the Scoreboard. Congratulations to Team SC!
Photos of North/South All Stars
Saturday matches:
1st place - 5A/2A-1A South 54, 4A/3A South 25
3rd place - 4A/3A North 52, 5A/2A-1A North 21
Friday matches:
Team SC 30, Team NC 24
4A/3A South 35, 5A/2A-1A North 19
5A/2A-1A South 37, 4A/3A North 33
Congratulations to the South Carolina Wrestling Coaches Association (SCWCA) Annual Award winners:
S.C. Senior Wrestler of the Year - David Hunsberger - Byrnes (Coach Russ Howard)
5A Senior Wrestler of the Year - Thomas Snipes- Hillcrest (Coach Anthony Esposito)
4A Senior Wrestler of the Year - Logan Berger- Hartsville (Coach Michael Lynch)
3A Senior Wrestler of the Year - A.J. Dickerson - West-Oak (Coach Derek Strobel)
2A-1A Senior Wrestler of the Year - Roman Wadford Timberland (Coach Ryan Rhoades)
2A-1A State Tournament Summary by Region - sent in (PDF)
North/South All-Star - Team NC announcement for March 4 match
5A Team State Tournament History
4A Team State Tournament History
3A Team State Tournament History
2A-1A Team State Tournament History
SCISA Team State Tournament History
3A State Tournament Summary by Region - sent in (PDF)
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North-South All-Star update:The SCWCA is pleased to announce Team SC for this weekend's dual match against NC. Best of luck to our guys this weekend.
106 Tyler Grindstaff-Hillcrest
113 Jonte Crumpton-Carolina Forest
120 Ben Singletary-Ashley Ridge
126 Aquan Taylor-Crescent
132 Rocky Moretti-Ashley Ridge
138 Dylan Brooks- Powdersville
145 Thomas Snipes-Hillcrest
152 Logan Berger - Hartsville
160 Justin Hayes- Irmo
170 David Hunsberger-Byrnes
182 AJ Dickerson- West-Oak
195 Patrick Brophy-Chapin
220 Isaac McLellan-Northwestern
285 Karrington Charles- Lugoff Elgin
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On March 8, the South Carolina High School League (SCHSL) Commissioner, Dr. Jerome Singleton, issued a decision in a protest filed on February 26, 2022. The protest asserted a scoring error incorrectly awarded the SC state 4-A 220-pound weight class title to Indian Land High School.The official ruling from the SCHSL recognized David Floyd (Indian Land) and Jackson Chavis (Hartsville) as “co-champions” in 4A at 220 lbs.
A SCHSL statement followed - “After reviewing the information provided, investigating the circumstances surrounding the matter, and discussing the matter with representatives from the South Carolina Wrestling Coaches Association, the Class AAAA 220-pound weight class will recognize and award co-champions to include Jackson Chavis of Hartsville High School.”
This is the second time in SC wrestling state history that two wrestlers will share a weight class state championship, with the State Finals match being recognized as a tie.
In 2009, the South Carolina High School League (SCHSL) ruled that Horus Madrid (Camden) and Matt Jones (Travelers Rest) were officially co-champions at 130 pounds in Class 3A after a protest.
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State Individuals brackets/results - are on trackwrestling.com (search for "SCHSL State Championships").2022 North/South All-Star Announcement - from SC Wrestling Coaches Association (SCWCA) - PDF
2A-1A State Qualifier Summary by Region - sent in (PDF)
3A State Qualifier Summary by Region - sent in (PDF)
SCMAT State Tournament Preview Brackets below:
5A State Tournament Brackets - SCMAT Preview
4A State Tournament Brackets - SCMAT Preview
3A State Tournament Brackets - SCMAT Preview
2A-1A State Tournament Brackets - SCMAT Preview
2A-1A State Duals Championship
Ninety-Six 40, Timberland 24
3A State Duals Championship
West-Oak 54, Aynor 18
4A State Duals Championship
Eastside 58, May River 15
5A State Duals Championship
Ashley Ridge 27, Hillcrest 26
SCMAT Preview - State Duals Finals on February 12
SCMAT Preview - State Duals Round 4 on February 9
SCMAT Preview - State Duals Round 3 on February 7
SCMAT Preview - State Duals Rounds 1 & 2 on February 5
SCHSL - 5A Wrestling Bracket
SCHSL - 4A Wrestling Bracket
SCHSL - 3A Wrestling Bracket
SCHSL - 2A-1A Wrestling Bracket
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The SCWCA is pleased to announce the SC Wrestler of the Year Finalists. All Wrestlers are nominated by their coach and each wrestler is evaluated on many different factors. Wrestlers will be announced on Friday, March 4th.5A
Patrick Brophy- Chapin High School
Weston Eadie- Ashley Ridge High School
David Hunsberger- Byrnes High School
Issac McClellan- Northwestern High School
Thomas Snipes- Hillcrest High School
4A
Logan Berger- Hartsville High School
Spencer Cox-South Pointe High School
Justin Hayes- Irmo High School
3A
Dylan Brooks- Powdersville High School
AJ Dickerson- West-Oak High School
Nick Wattenbarger-Powdersville High School
2A/1A
Roman Wadford-Timberland
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2022 South Carolina State Wrestling ChampionshipsFebruary 25-26 at Anderson Civic Center
Entry fee: $25 per qualifier, checks made payable to SCHSL
Friday’s Schedule:
Weigh in:
10:00AM Class 5A
11:30AM Class 4A
1:00PM Class 3A
2:30PM Class 1A/2A
Session 1- Quarter-finals
11:00AM Class 5A 2:00 PM Class 3A
12:30PM Class 4A 3:30 PM Class 1A/2A
Session 2- Semi-finals
5:30PM 1A/2A and 5A on mats 1, 3, & 5
5:30PM 3A and 4A on mats 2, 4, & 6
Saturday’s Schedule:
Weigh-in: 8:00AM for ALL classes
Session 3- Consolation Rounds
9:00AM 1A/2A and 5A on mats 1, 3, & 5 and 3A and 4A on mats 2, 4, & 6
11:00AM Same for Consolation Semi-Finals
1:00PM Same for Consolation Finals
Session 4- Championship Finals
3:30PM 1A/2A on mat 1, 4A on mat 2, 5A on mat 3, 3A on mat 4
Awards will be presented after 113 lb is completed
Cost: $6.00 Friday and $8.00 Saturday ****Coaches- please tell parents it is CASH ONLY!
If you looking down from the head table, mats on the left side of the arena are for semifinals and consolation rounds 5A and 1A/2A. The mats on the right side of the area are for 4A and 3A.
Finals will be: 1A/2A top left, 3A top right, 4A bottom left, 5A bottom right.
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The following Conway wrestlers have committed and signed with college wrestling programs. Congratulations!Garrett Skeens committed to Wheeling University (WV) D2
Austin Collins committed to Coker University D2
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33RD ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL NATIONALSMarch 25-27, 2022
VIRGINIA BEACH SPORTS CENTER
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
REGISTRATION WILL OPEN JANUARY 3, 2022.
High School Nationals is the premier wrestling tournament in the country.
Wrestlers from across the country compete to become All-Americans
https://nhsca-events.com/high-school-nationals/
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Jackson Harms (Hillcrest) committed and signed with Lander wrestling. Congratulations!---------------------------------------------------
The National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) announced their December set of NCAA Women’s Wrestling Coaches Rankings.Team tournament rankings
1. King, 102
2. McKendree, 85
3. North Central, 71
4. Simon Fraser, 63
5. (tie) Colorado Mesa and Augsburg, 48
7. Tiffin, 32
8. Presbyterian (SC), 26
9. Gannon, 17
10. UW-Stevens Point, 14
11. (tie) Emmanuel and Adrian, 12
13. New Jersey City, 10
14. Lindenwood, 9
15. Sacred Heart, 8
Individual Rankings
101
1. OLIVIA SHORE TIFFIN
2. JACLYN MCNICHOLS KING
3. SAM MILLER PRESBYTERIAN
4. MADDIE MACKENZIE SIMON FRASER
5. BROOKE THURBER UW-STEVENS POINT
6. KATERINA PENDERGRASS GANNON
7. JOANNE ORTIZ EAST STROUDSBURG
8. ODELIA LOPEZ SCHREINER
109
1. EMILY SHILSON AUGsBURG
2. PAULINE GRANADOS MCKENDREE
3. ALEXIA SEAL SIMON FRASER
4. SYDNEY PETZINGER NORTH CENTRAL
5. NATALIE REYNA MCKENDREE
6. CASSY LOPEZ PRESBYtERIAN
7. DANIELLE GARCIA KING
8. MIKAYLA VEGA GANNON
116
1. KARLA GODINEZ-GONZALEZ SIMON FRASER
2. SAGE MORTIMER KING
3. SUGEY CEJA TIFFIN
4. KENDRA RYAN NORTH CENTRAL
5. SAMARA CHAVEZ KING
6. ALIYAH ROLLINS MCKENDREE
7. ANJA TSCHOHL COLORADO MESA
8. MATEAH ROEHL NORTH CENTRAL
123
1. MARISSA GALLEGOS COLORADO MESA
2. CHEYENNE SISENSTEIN KING
3. ASIA NGUYEN-SMITH NORTH CENTRAL
4. VAYLE-RAE BAKER KING
5. AMANI JONES NORTH CENTRAL
6. CAYDEN CONDIT LINDENWOOD
7. ELIZABETH MILLER COLORADO MESA
8. EMALIE OLSON WILLIAM JEWELL
130
1. CAMERON GUERIN MCKENDREE
2. CLAIRE DICUGNO COLORADO MESA
3. MONTANA DELAWDER KING
4. PHOENIX DUBOSE KING
5. NAOMI HENRY NEW JERSEY CITY
6. NIYA GAINES NORTH CENTRAL
7. ANYA KNAPPENBERGER GANNON
8. FLORA VIZI NORTH CENTRAL
136
1. ANA LUCIANO KING
2. ZOE NOWICKI ADRIAN
3. SKYE REALIN mckendree
4. SARA SULEJMANI NORTH CENTRAL
5. NINA MAKEM AUGSBURG
6. EMMILY PATNEAUD MCKENDREE
7. autumn flanigan augsburg
8. ATHENA WILDEN LINDENWOOD
143
1. KATIE LANGE AUGSBURG
2. ASHLYNN ORTEGA KING
3. MORGAN NORRIS PRESBYTERIAN
4. KAYLEE HAYNES COLORADO MESA
5. LONDON HOUSTON KING
6. NIA MIRANDA TIFFIN
7. MADDIE SANDQUIST SACRED HEART
8. KIM NUNEZ NORTH CENTRAL
155
1. ALARA BOYD MCKENDREE
2. KAYLA MARANO MCKENDREE
3. ALYVIA FISKE SIMON FRASER
4. MARLYNNE DEEDE AUGSBURG
5. TIFFANY BAUBLITZ KING
6. VIKTORYA TORRES KING
7. ZOE GRESS COLORADO MESA
8. JESSICA JOHNSON LOCK HAVEN
170
1. YELENA MAKOYED NORTH CENTRAL
2. EMILY CUE SIMON FRASER
3. CHEY BOWMAN KING
4. JOYE LEVENDUSKY MCKENDREE
5. JADE HERZER UW-STEVENS POINT
6. GRACE KRISTOFF MCKENDREE
7. ANNABELLE HELM GANNON
8. TATUM HEIKKILA COLORADO MESA
191
1. SYDNEE KIMBER MCKENDREE
2. CRISTINA SANTOYO EMMANUEL
3. JAYCEE FOELLER MCKENDREE
4. TRAEH HAYNES NORTH CENTRAL
5. NIA CROSDALE KING
6. KATJA OSTEEN SIMON FRASER
7. ASHLEY REED SACRED HEART
8. SANDRA GUERRERO NEW JERSEY CITY
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2022 Best Western North South All Star CoachesThe SCWCA is pleased to announce the Coaches for the 2022 Best Western North South All Star Wrestling Classic.
North
Bill Glace - Abbeville
Dennis Jensen - Chester
Roy Lemmons - Ninety-Six
Scott Mann - Woodmont
South
Daniel Sisk - Camden
Ron Lantham - Beaufort
Josh Hoover - South Aiken
Lorenzo McFadden - Lake City
The event will be held March 3-5 at North Myrtle Beach. Congratulations to these coaches for this great accomplishment.
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DANVILLE, Va. - Four Coker University wrestlers placed at the Cougar Open at Averett University on Sunday (Nov. 14).Stephen Spitko placed fifth at 125 pounds for the Cobras, starting his day with a 16-1 tech fall win over Chanz Pough of West Virginia Tech, before falling in the quarterfinal match. Spitko responded with a 4-3 win by decision over teammate Corey Gallivan and a win by fall in 55 seconds over Averett's Daniel Parkulo to secure a spot in the fifth-place match. Spitko took fifth place with a 16-0 tech fall over Mauricio Reyes of Greensboro College.
Ruben Calderon placed fifth at 133 pounds, starting his day with a 16-2 major decision over Roman De La Cruz of Averett. After falling in the quarterfinal match, Calderon responded with three victories to take fifth place. Calderon posted a 20-5 tech fall win over Olli Karjalainen of Averett, before posting a 12-5 win by decision over De La Cruz and finishing his day with an 8-6 decision over Julius Hobbs of Wheeling.
Hunter Ross placed second at 133 pounds, starting his day with a win by fall in 40 seconds over Gabe Nesmith of Bluefield State before defeating Hobbs by decision 8-3. Ross picked up an 11-0 major decision over Rahsun Lawrence of East Carolina University wrestling club, before falling in the championship match by decision.
Hamilton Cooper placed fifth at 285 pounds for Coker, first picking up a win by fall in 1:02 over James Henry of Averett then falling in the quarterfinal match. Cooper picked up another quick win by fall (0:43) over Isaiah Watrous of Patrick Henry Community College, before posting a 19-0 tech fall over Ethan Fragoso of Ferrum College and taking fifth place with a win by fall in 2:44 over Brady Elswick of Roanoke College.
Corey Gallivan posted three additional wins by fall for Coker at 125 pounds, pinning Walker Chambers of Roanoke College in 48 seconds, Griffen Gonzales of Queens (N.C.) in 5:44 and John Sanders of West Virginia Tech in 3:24. Brandon Dasen posted one win at 133 pounds, beating Quincy Cornish of East Carolina Wrestling Club by tech fall 18-1. Arty Walsh also posted two wins at 133 pounds, pinning Corey Messick of Roanoke College in 3:47 and defeating Karjalainen by major decision 10-2. Ethan Welsh posted one win at 157 pounds, defeating Marshall Hammond of Roanoke by decision 12-5. Kaleb Walley posted three wins for Coker at 184 pounds, first beating Averett's Jasiri Dingle by major decision 15-6. Walley then earned back-to-back wins by fall, pinning Liberty's Eric Young in 6:28 and teammate William Frazier in 6:52. Levi Kluttz also added one win at 197 pounds for Coker, picking up an 8-0 major decision over Roanoke's Jackson Shumate.
Coker returns to the mat on Saturday (Nov. 20) at the Allen University duals. The action is set to begin at 11:00 a.m. from Columbia, S.C.
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. - Coker University Wrestling dropped its South Atlantic Conference Carolinas opener to Limestone Thursday night (Nov. 11) by a score of 22-16.The night began with a 5-3 overtime win for Limestone at 125 pounds, before Ruben Calderon evened the score with an 8-4 decision over Jaquion Williams at 133 pounds. After a team point was deducted from Coker, Omar Armengol put the Cobras ahead 6-3 with a 17-5 major decision over Brandon Seawright at 141 pounds. Limestone would respond with a win by major decision at 149 pounds, before P.J. Wunderlich would post a win by fall in the first period at 157 pounds over Demetrius Drayton to put Coker back in front 12-7. Corey Christie would increase Coker's lead to 16-7 at 165 pounds with a 14-1 major decision over Hunter Haven, before Limestone would win four consecutive matches to clinch the win. The Saints got a win by decision at 174 pounds, a major decision at 184 pounds, another win by decision at 197 pounds and a win by fall at 285 pounds to complete the comeback. Misconduct points deducted from both teams brought the match to its final score.
The Cobras return to open competition on Sunday (Nov. 14) at the Cougar Open hosted by Averett University in Danville, Va. The action begins at 9:00 a.m., with live stats available at www.cokercobras.com.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. - Coker University senior wrestler P.J. Wunderlich was named the South Atlantic Conference Carolinas Co-Wrestler of the Week along with Lander's Gage Bernall, announced by the league today (Tuesday, Nov. 9).Wunderlich would take home the title at 157 pounds at the 40th annual Pembroke Classic on Sunday (Nov. 7), starting his day with a win by fall over Mount Olive's Tyler Vinson in 1:40. Wunderlich would pick up his second consecutive pin over Brennon Reid of Wheeling in 6:11, before defeating Mount Olive's Jake Nicolosi by decision 11-7. Wunderlich would old off UNC Pembroke's William Lowery by decision 3-2 for the title.
This is Wunderlich's first career Wrestler of the Week honor.
The Myrtle Beach, S.C. native is the son of Angela and Patrick Wunderlich, and is a history major.
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PEMBROKE, N.C. - 10 Coker University wrestlers placed within their respective weight classes at the 40th annual Pembroke Classic on Sunday (Nov. 7).Corey Gallivan placed second at 125 pounds for the Cobras, starting his day with a win by fall over UNC Pembroke's Cameron Greene in 2:15. Gallivan then collected his second consecutive win by fall in 4:43 over Austin Ross of Lander, before falling to No. 2 Nicholas Daggett in the finals by major decision.
Stephen Spitko would finish fourth at 125 pounds for Coker, rallying after dropping his opening match to Isham Peace of Lander 4-2 in sudden victory. Spitko then defeated Greene by tech fall 16-0, before picking up an 8-0 major decision over Mount Olive's Lens Mathurin. Spitko would earn a rematch with Peace in the third place match, falling by decision.
Hunter Ross would place second at 133 pounds for the Cobras, blanking Jalen Villalobos 16-0 by tech fall in his opening match. Ross then shut out Mount Olive's Isaiah Olive by major decision 8-0, before pinning Nyshaad Hannon of Allen in 4:12. Ross then faced off with teammate Ruben Calderon in the finals, with Calderon winning 6-4 in sudden victory.
Calderon would open his day with an 18-1 tech fall over Mount Olive's Jeremy Mahoney, before defeating Jayquon McEntyre by decision 7-3. Calderon would pick up a 12-4 major decision win over Wheeling's Julius Hobbs, before defeating Ross in the finals.
Omar Armengol placed second at 149 pounds for Coker, starting his day with a 12-4 major decision over UNC Pembroke's Shane Chavis. He would follow with a 21-4 tech fall over Mount Olive's Ridge Kidder, before picking up a 5-2 decision over Dylan Layton to reach the finals. Armengol then fell in the finals match to Zeth Brower of Lander by decision 6-2.
P.J. Wunderlich would take home the title at 157 pounds, starting his day with a win by fall over Mount Olive's Tyler Vinson in 1:40. Wunderlich would pick up his second consecutive pin over Brennon Reid of Wheeling in 6:11, before defeating Mount Olive's Jake Nicolosi by decision 11-7. Wunderlich would old off UNC Pembroke's William Lowery by decision 3-2 for the title.
Corey Christie would place second at 165 pounds, starting his day with a win by fall over Devin McCorkle of Mount Olive in 2:22. Christie then defeated Calan Staub by decision 8-1, before dropping the finals match to Gage Bernall of Lander by decision 6-3.
Alex Miller placed fifth at 174 pounds, starting his day with a win by fall in 4:20 over Tkaii Gaither of UNC Pembroke. After dropping a decision in the quarterfinal, Miller responded with back-to-back wins by decision over Allen's Terrence Mills (5-2) and St. Andrews's Ty'quez Stuckey (6-5). Miller then fell by major decision, before taking fifth place by forfeit.
William Frazier posted a fourth place finish at 184 pounds, rebounding after dropping his first match of the day. Frazier defeated Wheeling's Mason Kuneff by decision 6-5, before pinning Allen's Malik Green in 48 seconds. Frazier then picked up a 3-0 win by decision over Mount Olive's Isaiah Manning, before falling in the third place match.
Hamilton Cooper would place third at 285 pounds, rebounding after dropping his first match of the day. Cooper picked up a 5-1 decision win over Lander's Graysen Lanthem, before pinning Mount Olive's Jaylin McClammy in 5:31. Cooper would clinch third place with a tie-breaker victor over UNC Pembroke's Chad Metikosh.
Brandon Dasen picked up a 9-2 win by decision over McEntyre at 133 pounds, while Zaid Miller also earned an 11-4 win by decision over UNC Pembroke's Noah Locklear at 141 pounds. Bryan Jones also picked up a 9-0 major decision over Allen's Moise Toussaint and a 5-1 decision over Wheeling's Austin Mele at 157 pounds.
The Cobras return to action Thursday night (Nov. 11) for the South Atlantic Conference Carolinas opener against Limestone. The action begins at 6:00 p.m. from the DeLoach Center, with video available at www.cokercobras.com.
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Grappler Fall Classic 2021Yannis Charles (Clover) was the first wrestler from South Carolina to win a GFC title. Yannis scores 11 points in the 3rd period to come from behind to win 12-10 over Virginia’s Patrick Jordon at 140lbs.
Dylan Layton (Indian Land) also was in the Finals and finished Runner-up at the GFC. Layton lost to nationally-ranked Nasir Bailey of Illinois at 135lbs.
Yannis Charles interview, making History at Grappler Fall Classic
Yannis Charles highlights from Grappler Fall Classic 2021
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The South Carolina Wrestling Officials Association will be hosting their annual pre season scrimmage on November 20, 2021 at Lugoff Elgin High School.Each team will wrestle 3 matches. This event WILL NOT count as one of your 16 dates. Fee for the event is $75 to cover LE's cost for trainers, custodians and security.
We have 3 spots available for this event. If you are interested in participating or have questions please contact Scott Harmon at coachsh@bellsouth.net or 803-331-3923.
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David Patten, former Lower Richland wrestler and three-time Super Bowl winner with New England Patriots, dies in motorcycle crash at 47ESPN article on David Patten passing away
New England Patriots article on David Patten passing away
SCMAT Exclusive earlier this year with SC wrestlers that went on to the NFL
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Mark Nathan "Nate" Day, Liberty H.S. wrestling coach and former Battery Creek H.S. coach, whose passion and strategic wrestling mastery led S.C. through a period of sweeping wrestling progress, has died at the age of 57SCMAT Exclusive Tribute - Coach Nathan Day
Obituary for Nathan Day
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