JASON TSIRTSIS
Crown Point Bulldogs
2012 145 lb. State Champion
75TH ANNUAL
WRESTLING STATE FINALS
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FEBRUARY 15 & 16, 2013
PURE SPIRIT. PURE SPORT.
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Welcome!
The 75th Annual
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Individual Wrestling State Finals
Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Indiana
February 15-16, 2013
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Welcome to this
championship event
Since 1903, the Indiana High School Athletic
Association has promoted the values of education
based athletics and was the primary reason for its
formation over 100
years ago. It has
been an honor for our
Association to partner
with member schools
in the promotion of
these ideals. The
importance of this
mission is more critical
today than ever in our
history.
Currently in our state,
over 160,000 students
from 410 different
IHSAA member schools
choose to participate in interscholastic athletics.
These fortunate students absorb a variety of life
lessons as they develop from adolescents to mature
young adults. The opportunity to learn self-discipline,
teamwork, sacrifice, loyalty and commitment are
attributes that have come to be known as “the other
half of education.” The mastery of these characteristics retains dramatic impact as these young people
assume leadership roles in our society.
A former high school principal once shared with each
of his incoming freshman classes that “you will only
take away from high school what you leave behind.”
The students that perform before you today are
leaving their absolute best behind for generations of
admirers to recall.
On behalf of the IHSAA Staff and Board of Directors, we welcome you to today’s events. Education
based athletics which are pure, wholesome, and inexpensive reflecting local flavor and enthusiasm has
always been the objective. It is what we mean when
we say….. Pure Spirit, Pure Sport, Pure Indiana!
Cordially,
Bobby Cox
IHSAA Commissioner
Special Thanks To Our Host
Schedule of Events
FRIDAY
Session I, 6:00 p.m. ET
SATURDAY
Session II, 9:30 a.m. ET
Session III, 5:00 p.m. ET (Con.), 7:30 p.m., ET (Finals)
State Finals Personnel
Tournament Administrator
Robert Faulkens, IHSAA Assistant Commissioner
Tournament Assistant
Ashley Herman, IHSAA Administrative Assistant
Tournament Directors - Dave Fleming, J.D. Minch
Bankers Life Fieldhouse Coordinators
Doug Weitkamp, Harry James
Announcer - Kevin Whitehead
Head Table Scorer - Matt Schroeder
Computer Charts - Kim Barrett, Linda Robinson
Technical Director - Jon Anderson
Mat 1 - Timer: Jeff Sedam Scorer: Chris Conlisk
Assistant Scorer: Michael Graham
Mat 2 - Timer: Mark Stevenson Scorer: Jennifer Abbott
Assistant Scorer: Amber Hyde
Mat 3 - Timer: Vince Meunier Scorer: Randal Hayes
Assistant Scorer: Roosevelt Washington
Mat 4 - Timer: Don Willison Scorer: Don Weaver
Assistant Scorer: Patt Van Horn
Athletic Training Staff
Methodist Sports Medicine - The Orthopedic Specialists
State Finals Officials
1. Steven L. Anslinger
2. Charles Barnett
3. William Lee Carpenter
4. Jeff Colborn
5. Michael D. Golando
6. Jon E. Hammond
7. Robert Helm
8. Jeff McClane
9. Frankie J. Medvescek
10. Keith Mughmaw
11. Ray Pettit
12. Pete Schroeder
Supervisor of Officials: Jim Russell, Tom Clark
Program Credits
Publisher Bobby Cox, Commissioner
Editor Toni Polizzi, Communications Assistant
Editorial Assistance
Kayley Howell, Sports Administration Intern
Printing Sport Graphics, Indianapolis
Photography Visual Sports Network
Cover Design three-sixty group, Indianapolis
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2012-13 IHSAA Board of Directors and
Executive Committee
The IHSAA is governed by its legislative body, the Board of Directors. Composed of 17 individuals elected by member
school principals from three legislative districts, they serve staggered three-year terms. Twelve board seats are filled by any
qualified individual (open seats), and six board seats are filled by two qualified female representatives, two qualified minority
representatives, two qualified urban school representatives and one private school representative. The Board of Directors
meets annually with the responsibility of establishing the Association’s By-Laws and regulations.
The Executive Committee meets monthly and is responsible for organizing and directing state tournaments and meets,
interpreting the Association’s By-Laws, determining penalties for rules violations, and establishing the Association’s state
office and employing a commissioner and staff to administer the Association.
IHSAA Board of Directors
District, Seat
District I, Class A District I, Class AA District I, Class AAA District I, Class AAAA District II, Class A District II, Class AA District II, Class AAA District II, Class AAAA District III, Class A District III, Class AA District III, Class AAA District III, Class AAAA North District, Female North District, Minority North District, Urban South District, Female South District, Minority South District, Urban Private School * President
Board Member
Debb Stevens, Caston Don Gandy, Wheeler Nathan Dean, Baugo Community Schools
Geoff Penrod, Columbia City
Ken Howell, Blackford** Jimmie Howell, Lapel Steve Cox, Beech Grove
Phillip Ford, Jay County*
Jed Jerrels, North Daviess Tim Grove, South Knox School Corp.
Mike Whitten, Boonville Mike Broughton, Jennings County
Nancy Alspaugh, Manchester Deborah Watson, Fort Wayne Snider
Janis Qualizza, Merrillville Rae Woolpy, Richmond
Victor Bush, Indianapolis Public Schools
Paul Neidig, Evansville City Schools Dave Worland, Indianapolis Cathedral
Term Ends
June 2014
June 2015
June 2014
June 2015
June 2015
June 2014
June 2015
June 2014
June 2014
June 2015
June 2014
June 2015
June 2013
June 2013
June 2013
June 2016
June 2013
June 2013
June 2016
IHSAA Executive Committee
Nancy Alspaugh, Manchester (Chairwoman)
Victor Bush, Indpls. Public Schools (Vice-Chairman)
Mike Broughton, Jennings County
Steve Cox, Beech Grove
Nathan Dean, Baugo Community Schools
Phillip Ford, Jay County
Don Gandy, Wheeler
Tim Grove, South Knox School Corporation
Jimmie Howell, Lapel
Ken Howell, Blackford
Jed Jerrels, North Daviess
Paul Neidig, Evansville Vanderburgh Schools
Geoff Penrod, Columbia City
Janis Qualizza, Merrillville
Debb Stevens, Caston
Deborah Watson, Fort Wayne Snider
Mike Whitten, Boonville
Rae Woolpy, Richmond
Dave Worland, Indianapolis Cathedral
** Vice-President
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106 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Chad Red (44-0)
New Palestine (9)
Match 1: 1
Blake Glogouski (35-6)
Fairfield (9)
Terrence Kennedy (39-1) Match 113: 6
Floyd Central 12
Match 2: 2
Drew Hildebrandt (39-10)
Penn (9)
Match 169: 9
Hayden Lee (36-1)
Garrett (11)
Match 3: 4
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Stevan Micic
Hanover Central
Caleb Bocock (27-13)
Lebanon (9)
Mike Garza (39-3)
Merrillville (11)
Match 114: 3
Match 4: 5
D.J. Smith (38-5)
Franklin Community (11)
Match 267: 3
Brock Hudkins (21-0)
Danville (9)
State Champion
Match 5: 7
Cody Allmon (35-8)
Plymouth (9)
Brett Johnson (29-11)
Perry Meridian (9)
Match 115: 2
Match 6: 8
Garrett Pepple (40-1)
East Noble (10)
Consolation Brackets
Match 170: 4
Jake Sinkovics (42-0)
Mishawaka (11)
Match 253: 1
Third Place
Match 7: 10
Griffin Schermer (39-5)
Bloomington South (10)
Cael McCormick (38-6)
Yorktown (9)
Match 197: 8
Match 239: 9
Match 116: 5
Match 8: 11
Fifth Place
Match 198: 3
Matthew McKinney (33-3)
Warren Central (9)
Match 225: 2
State Finals Experience
• Lee placed 3rd at 106 last year
Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
6
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113 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Connor Knapp (40-0)
East Noble (10)
Match 9: 3
Mitch Weber (31-10)
Zionsville (12)
Gaige Torres (32-2)
Portage (9)
Match 117: 9
Match 10: 1
Jacob Brown (29-4)
Castle (11)
Match 171: 2
Jacob Cottey (37-1)
Perry Meridian (11)
Match 11: 6
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Jarred Brooks
Warsaw
Alan Mock (40-3)
North Miami (12)
Mathew Mastison (51-5)
Evansville Harrison (12)
Match 118: 12
Match 12: 4
Zachary Davis (42-6)
Penn (11)
Match 268: 5
Damon Kuhn (54-2)
Evansville Reitz (12)
State Champion
Match 13: 9
Branden Truver (25-11)
Lake Central (10)
Sawyer Miller (40-2)
South Adams (10)
Match 119:11
Match 14: 7
Jack Chastain (37-1)
Hamilton Southeastern (10)
Consolation Brackets
Match 172: 6
Stevan Micic (44-0)
Hanover Central (11)
Match 254: 12
Third Place
Match 15: 12
Jasi Coureur (42-9)
Jeffersonville (12)
Charles Baker (40-3)
Ind. Crispus Attucks (11)
Match 199: 11
Match 240: 10
Match 120: 8
Fifth Place
Match 200: 5
Match 16: 10
DeLawrence Gayfield (36-3)
Concord (11)
Match 226: 7
State Finals Experience
• Brown was 8th at 106 last year
• Cottey placed 7th at 106 last year
• Miller placed 4th at 106 last year
• Micic was champion at 106 last year, 3rd at 103 in 2011
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Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
7
120 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Schuyler Phillips (45-2)
Yorktown (12)
Match 17: 2
Matthew Lechowicz (40-8)
Lake Central (12)
Zack Runyon (35-10)
Bloomington South (12)
Match 121: 10
Match 18: 3
Andrice Martin (31-5)
Franklin Central (12)
Match 173: 12
Drew Hughes (36-1)
Lowell (9)
Match 19: 5
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Paul Petrov
Hanover Central
Chase Wilson (42-7)
Maconaquah (11)
Preston Mantel (34-7)
Zionsville (11)
Match 122: 7
Match 20: 6
Joshua Davis (51-4)
Evansville Reitz (11)
Match 269:11
Bailey LaHue (38-2)
Corydon Central (10)
State Champion
Match 21: 8
Evan Eldred (45-4)
Westfield (9)
L.J. Moser (28-1)
South Adams (12)
Match 123: 4
Match 22: 9
Luis Munoz (26-4)
Warsaw (12)
Consolation Brackets
Match 174: 7
Deondre Wilson (34-0)
Warren Central (11)
Match 255: 3
Third Place
Match 23: 11
Nathan Schitter (37-4)
Jasper (11)
Adam Garcia (34-2)
Merrillville (12)
Match 201: 1
Match 241: 4
Match 124: 1
Match 24: 12
Fifth Place
Match 202: 10
Andrew Ledford (45-4)
Kokomo (12)
Match 227: 8
State Finals Experience
• Phillips placed 2nd at 113 last year
• LaHue was 5th at 113 last year
• Garcia placed 4th at 120 last year
Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
8
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126 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Luke Welch (44-1)
Castle (12)
Match 25: 1
Maximilian Buckley (15-10)
Valparaiso (12)
Brandon James (33-1)
Perry Meridian (10)
Match 125:6
Match 26: 2
Cody Walburn (41-2)
Adams Central (12)
Match 175: 8
Blake Denton (44-1)
Twin Lakes (11)
Match 27: 4
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Kyle Ayersman
Lake Central
Bailey Schober (31-11)
Greenwood (11)
Steven Cardenas (38-3)
Carroll (FW) (12)
Match 126:3
Match 28: 5
Ben Harvey (39-6)
Indianapolis Cathedral (10)
Match 270: 12
Tom Gettinger (45-1)
Connersville (12)
State Champion
Match 29: 7
Brett Martz (35-7)
Fairfield (12)
Dalton Noblitt (39-8)
Columbus East (11)
Match 127: 2
Match 30: 8
Josh Fuqua (30-1)
Crown Point (11)
Consolation Brackets
Match 176: 3
Nick Crume (34-0)
Jimtown (12)
Match 256: 5
Third Place
Match 31: 10
Evan Smiley (39-7)
Beech Grove (10)
Dylan Logsdon (29-8)
Portage (12)
Match 203: 9
Match 242: 6
Match 128: 5
Fifth Place
Match 204: 4
Match 32: 11
Tyler Fleener (40-3)
Center Grove (11)
Match 228: 11
State Finals Experience
• Welch placed 5th at 120 last year, 5th at 119 in 2011
• James placed 3rd at 113 last year
• Harvey placed 7th at 113 last year
• Fuqua placed 2nd at 103 in 2011
• Crume was 3rd at 126 last year, 3rd at 125 in 2011
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Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
9
132 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Trevor Burlison (32-5)
Crown Point (12)
Match 33: 3
Mitch Snyder (18-7)
Hamilton Southeastern (12)
Cody Koebel (34-11)
Jimtown (12)
Match 129: 9
Match 34: 1
Skyler Lykins (35-8)
Franklin Community (11)
Match 177: 11
Cody LeCount (36-0)
Perry Meridian (11)
Match 35: 6
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Jared McKinley
Perry Meridian
Jacob Covaciu (35-7)
Merrillville (9)
Devin Broukal (38-5)
Bloomington South (11)
Match 130: 12
Match 36: 4
Zachery Krumlauf (40-1)
DeKalb (11)
Match 271: 8
Levi Moss (35-0)
Ben Davis (12)
State Champion
Match 37: 9
Benjamin Fiechter
Southern Wells (12)
Hugo Perez (40-2)
Frankfort (12)
Match 131: 11
Match 38: 7
Mitch Hartman (44-3)
South Bend Clay (12)
Consolation Brackets
Match 178: 5
Dalton Baysinger (44-3)
Yorktown (12)
Match 257: 1
Third Place
Match 39: 12
Logan Wedding (34-4)
Evansville Memorial (12)
Grant Martsolf (37-6)
Mishawaka (12)
Match 205: 2
Match 243: 9
Match 132: 8
Match 40: 10
Jordan Lile (41-6)
Fishers (11)
Match 229: 2
State Finals Experience
• LeCount placed 2nd at 126 last year
• Broukal placed 7th at 126 last year
• Krumlauf placed 8th at 103 in 2011
• Moss placed 8th at 132 last year, 4th at 119 in 2011
• Hartman placed 6th at 138 last year, 4th at 130 in 2011
• Wedding placed 6th at 119 in 2011
10
Fifth Place
Match 206: 6
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Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
138 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Tyler Hupp (39-1)
Indian Creek (12)
Match 41: 2
Gordon Wagner (39-7)
New Palestine (12)
Isaac Rentas (32-11)
Merrillville (11)
Match 133: 10
Match 42: 3
Evan Loe (43-3)
Peru (11)
Match 179: 1
Luke Blanton (48-0)
Alexandria (12)
Match 43: 5
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Devon Jackson
Yorktown
Patrick Schnell (29-11)
Castle (10)
Reese Seiger (38-3)
New Haven (12)
Match 134: 7
Match 44: 6
Anthony McHugh (43-4)
Culver Academies (12)
Match 272: 6
Chandler Carroll (40-1)
Yorktown (11)
State Champion
Match 45: 8
Alex Rinehart (28-11)
Penn (11)
Nick Bova (36-2)
Perry Meridian (12)
Match 135: 4
Match 46: 9
Isaiah Kemper (44-4)
Evansville Central (10)
Consolation Brackets
Match 180: 10
Tommy Forte (42-0)
Mishawaka (10)
Match 258: 12
Third Place
Match 47: 11
Jacob Weimer (27-12)
East Noble (10)
Jonah Thompson (38-5)
Greenwood (12)
Match 207: 12
Match 244: 10
Match 136: 1
Fifth Place
Match 208: 7
Match 48: 12
Juwan Bartlett (40-7)
Lawrence North (12)
Match 230: 7
State Finals Experience
• Blanton placed 4th at 132 last year, 6th at 125 in 2011
• Carroll placed 5th at 126 last year, 3rd at 119 in 2011
• Bova placed 7th at 138 last year, 8th at 130 in 2011
• Forte placed 3rd at 132
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Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
11
145 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Tristan Macri (42-1)
Mishawaka (11)
Match 49: 1
Grant Brescher (34-6)
Jasper (11)
Robbie Elsea (39-5)
New Palestine (12)
Match 137: 6
Match 50: 2
Tyler Hausholder (36-6)
East Noble (12)
Match 181: 9
Neal Molloy (39-0)
Danville (12)
Match 51: 4
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Jason Tsirtsis
Crown Point
Chris Katsafaros (39-3)
Chesterton (12)
Kyle Jolas (41-4)
Huntington North (11)
Match 138: 3
Match 52: 5
Shabaka Johns (36-3)
Warren Central (12)
Match 273: 9
Cody Handley (41-2)
Northeastern (12)
State Champion
Match 53: 7
Levi McKee (39-4)
North Miami (12)
Brendon Kelley (37-1)
Evansville Central (11)
Match 139: 2
Match 54: 8
Joe Mammolenti (38-8)
Penn (10)
Consolation Brackets
Match 182: 4
Eli Walker (40-1)
Yorktown (12)
Match 259: 3
Third Place
Match 55: 10
Collin Campbell (33-4)
Lebanon (12)
Mitchell Roadruck (36-5)
Lowell (12)
Match 209: 8
Match 245: 4
Match 140: 5
Fifth Place
Match 210: 3
Match 56: 11
Seth Ferguson (24-9)
Martinsville (11)
Match 231: 8
State Finals Experience
• Molloy placed 5th at 132 last year, champion at 130 in 2011
• Kelley placed 5th at 138 last year
Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
12
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152 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Josh Farrell (44-0)
Greenfield-Central (12)
Match 57: 3
Daniel Roach (29-7)
Portage (12)
Sebastian Eckert (33-6)
Huntington North (12)
Match 141: 9
Match 58: 1
Kody Henshaw (38-7)
Evansville Memorial (12)
Match 183: 2
Dusty Schurg (27-2)
Crown Point (12)
Match 59: 6
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Isaiah Bradley
Muncie Southside
Jackson Bennett (36-5)
Hamilton Southeastern (12)
Jordan Partee (48-3)
Madison (11)
Match 142: 12
Match 60: 4
Connor Brummett (33-3)
DeKalb (12)
Match 274: 2
Isaiah Bradley (33-0)
Muncie Southside (12)
State Champion
Match 61: 9
Ashton Forzley (26-9)
Evansville Mater Dei (10)
Nick Borta (37-4)
North Montgomery (11)
Match 143: 11
Match 62: 7
Samuel Ferdig (43-3)
South Bend Adams (12)
Consolation Brackets
Brayden Montgomery (35-3)
Danville (12)
Match 184: 6
Match 260: 5
Third Place
Match 63: 12
Tristan Wilson (31-12)
Carroll (Fort Wayne) (11)
Match 211: 11
Match 246: 6
Match 144: 8
Trevor Manspeaker (44-4)
Penn (12)
Match 64: 10
Fifth Place
Match 212: 5
Vinny Corsaro (43-3)
Indianapolis Cathedral (11)
Match 232: 11
State Finals Experience
• Farrell was 2nd at 138 last year, 7th at 119 in 2011, 6th at 103 in 2010
• Bradley was champion at 152 last year, 5th at 135 in 2011
• Corsaro was 2nd at 145 last year, 6th at 135 in 2011
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Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
13
160 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Rhett Hiestand (44-2)
Yorktown (11)
Match 65: 2
Andy Wimpelberg (39-15)
Evansville Reitz (12)
Blake Rypel (32-3)
Indianapolis Cathedral (9)
Match 145: 10
Match 66: 3
Damian Gomez (36-4)
Hammond Noll (12)
Match 185: 12
Luke Kriech (40-3)
Franklin Community (12)
Match 67: 5
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Brian Harvey
Indpls. Cathedral
Rashad Jackson-Tatum (27-17)
New Haven (12)
Kennith Hughes (39-1)
Lowell (11)
Match 146: 7
Match 68: 6
Austin McCloskey (42-1)
Western Boone (11)
Match 275: 10
Riley McClurg (33-3)
Perry Meridian (12)
State Champion
Match 69: 8
Matthew Hollins (29-8)
Merrillville (11)
Kaine Luginbill (37-6)
Adams Central (10)
Match 147: 4
Match 70: 9
Seth Seitzinger (36-7)
Bloomington South (12)
Consolation Brackets
Match 186: 7
Mark Maldonado (36-1)
Highland (12)
Match 261: 1
Third Place
Match 71: 11
Ben Krege (31-11)
Carmel (11)
Mahlon Parkinson (35-3)
Evansville Mater Dei (12)
Match 213: 1
Match 247: 9
Match 148: 1
Match 72: 12
Fifth Place
Match 214: 10
Johnathan Tredway (29-6)
Elkhart Central (12)
Match 233: 2
State Finals Experience
• Kriech was 2nd at 152 last year
Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
14
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170 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Jake Rickenbaugh (46-1)
Heritage Hills (11)
Match 73: 1
Jade Doty (29-6)
West Lafayette (11)
Jeffrey Scott (37-3)
Clinton Central (11)
Match 149: 6
Match 74: 2
Anthony Linnear (32-4)
FW North Side (12)
Match 187: 8
Bobby Steveson (35-0)
Merrillville (10)
Match 75: 4
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Sean Mappes
Center Grove
Evan Elmore (29-11)
Avon (10)
Tanner Adams (42-2)
Jimtown (12)
Match 150: 3
Match 76: 5
Austin Neibarger (35-3)
Hamilton Southeastern (12)
Match 276: 1
Riley Lefever (43-0)
Carroll (Fort Wayne) (12)
State Champion
Match 77: 7
K.C. Hedger (43-4)
Lawrenceburg (12)
Garett Fentz (37-6)
Franklin Community (12)
Match 151: 2
Match 78: 8
Scottie Sopko (39-3)
Hobart (10)
Consolation Brackets
Match 188: 3
Logan Floor (43-9)
Westfield (12)
Match 262: 12
Third Place
Match 79: 10
Jacob Reed (28-8)
Muncie Southside (12)
Michael Eldridge (44-7)
LaPorte (11)
Match 215: 9
Match 248: 10
Match 152: 5
Match 80: 11
Fifth Place
Match 216: 4
Conor Galvin (39-5)
Bloomington South (12)
Match 234: 7
State Finals Experience
• Linnear placed 3rd at 170 last year
• Steveson was 5th at 160 last year
• Sopko placed 8th at 160 last year
Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
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182 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Jake Masengale (37-2)
Perry Meridian (12)
Match 81: 3
Myron Howard (27-12)
Yorktown (10)
Exvonte Jones (32-10)
Portage (12)
Match 153: 9
Match 82: 1
Connor Ludwig (34-8)
Brownsburg (12)
Match 189: 11
Brad Busse (34-2)
Bellmont (12)
Match 83: 6
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Tanner Lynde
Delphi
Seth Riley (38-6)
Fishers (12)
Damian Chambers (38-5)
Edgewood (11)
Match 154: 12
Match 84: 4
Ryan Jankowski (38-5)
SB St. Joseph (11)
Match 277: 7
Matt Hurford (44-0)
Culver Community (12)
State Champion
Match 85: 9
Jonah Zorniger (27-4)
Avon (12)
Zachary Telschow (35-4)
NorthWood (12)
Match 155: 1
Match 86: 7
Katrell Moss (33-5)
Warren Central (11)
Consolation Brackets
Match 190: 5
Dakota Thacker (41-3)
Bloomington South (11)
Match 263: 3
Third Place
Match 87: 12
Matt Langbehn (24-14)
Crown Point (12)
Brian Wagner (38-5)
New Palestine (11)
Match 217: 2
Match 249: 4
Match 156: 8
Match 88: 10
Benjamin Pfister (39-5)
Adams Central (12)
Match 235: 8
State Finals Experience
• Masengale was 2nd at 170 last year
• Busse was 7th at 182 last year
• Hurford placed 5th at 182 last year
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Fifth Place
Match 218: 6
Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
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195 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Joseph Ross (36-1)
Northfield (12)
Match 89: 2
Jaylin Allen (42-7)
South Bend Clay (12)
Rudy Harris (34-5)
South Putnam (11)
Match 157: 10
Match 90: 3
Mason Nickell (37-4)
Roncalli (12)
Match 191: 1
Jacob Ricks (46-1)
Benton Central (12)
Match 91: 5
Zach Goodyear (38-9)
West Noble (12)
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Mitch Sliga
Fishers
Match 158: 7
Ty Webster (38-4)
North Montgomery (12)
Match 92: 6
Kalob Salkill (47-1)
South Spencer (12)
Match 278: II-4
Clayton Fiddler (44-0)
Bloomington South (12)
State Champion
Match 93: 8
Noah Perdue (33-4)
Warren Central (11)
Brian Salmon (23-13)
Woodlan (11)
Match 159: 4
Match 94: 9
Justin Berumen (35-7)
Delphi (12)
Consolation Brackets
Match 192: 10
Mitch Sliga (45-0)
Fishers (12)
Match 264: 5
Third Place
Match 95: 11
Jesse Miller (37-10)
Northview (12)
Ryan Patterson (33-7)
Lowell (12)
Match 96: 12
Match 219: 12
Match 250: 6
Match 160: 1
Fifth Place
Match 220: 7
Kyle Garringer (45-1)
Jay County (12)
Match 236: 11
State Finals Experience
• Fiddler placed 6th at 170 last year
• Sliga was champion at 195 last year, 3rd at 189 in 2011, 3rd at 189 in
2010
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Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
17
220 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Conner Tolley (38-3)
Franklin Community (11)
Match 97: 1
Brad Sadilek (36-11)
Carroll (Fort Wayne) (11)
Alex Lindemann (36-5)
Milan (12)
Match 161: 6
Match 98: 2
Seth Meyer (44-9)
Harrison (WL) (10)
Match 193: 9
Fletcher Miller (47-0)
Kokomo (11)
Match 99: 4
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Tyler Kral
Crown Point
Boyd Haley (38-9)
Bloomington South (12)
Kobe Woods (25-10)
Penn (9)
Match 162: 3
Match 100: 5
Myron Hamilton (38-4)
Lawerence Central (12)
Match 279: 3
Gelen Robinson (45-0)
Lake Central (11)
State Champion
Match 101: 7
Jacob Aven (33-7)
Zionsville (11)
Jason Nicodemus (28-1)
Churubusco (12)
Match 163: 2
Match 102: 8
Dylan Jones (34-1)
Avon (12)
Consolation Brackets
Maximiliano Hernandez (37-1)
Match 194: 4
Match 265: 1
Warren Central (11)
Third Place
Match 103: 10
Matthew Berdine (32-6)
Kankakee Valley (12)
Jared Boehm (47-1)
Heritage Hills (12)
Match 221: 8
Match 251: 9
Match 164: 5
Match 104: 11
Brandon Joest (31-7)
East Noble (11)
Match 237: 2
State Finals Experience
• Robinson placed 3rd at 220 last year
• Jones placed 6th at 195 last year
• Boehm placed 8th at 220 last year
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Fifth Place
Match 222: 3
Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
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285 Pounds
Session I
Preliminaries
Session II
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Session III
Championship
Shawn Streck (38-4)
Merrillville (9)
Match 105: 3
Hayden Schmucker (36-9)
Goshen (12)
Drew Ponder (32-6)
Center Grove 12
Match 165: 9
Match 106: 1
Donte Winfield (37-2)
Perry Meridian (12)
Match 195: 2
Eric Hemmelgarn (44-1)
Jay County (11)
Match 107: 6
2012 IHSAA State Champion
Abraham Hall
Bremen
Ryley Harlow (36-10)
Chesterton (12)
Dakota Ramey (38-3)
North Montgomery (12)
Match 166: 12
Match 108: 4
Austin Little (39-3)
North Posey (12)
Match 280: 5
Wesley Bernard (45-1)
Indianapolis Cathedral (11)
State Champion
Match 109: 9
Gavin Jolley-Little (46-6)
Jeffersonville (11)
Drake DeMuyt (38-4)
East Noble (12)
Match 167: 11
Match 110: 7
Shakir Carr (44-3)
South Bend Clay (12)
Consolation Brackets
Match 196: 6
Norman Oglesby (38-4)
Ben Davis (10)
Match 266: 12
Third Place
Match 111: 12
Joseph Garland (36-3)
Rushville (12)
Joshua Bartoszek (40-4)
Hanover Central (12)
Match 223: 11
Match 252: 10
Match 168: 8
Match 112: 10
Fifth Place
Match 224: 5
Matt Beard (41-1)
Eastside (12)
Match 238: 7
State Finals Experience
• Hemmelgarn placed 3rd at 285 last year
• Bernard was 7th at 285 last year
Seventh Place
Bout Key
Match 122: 11
Referee
Number
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IHSAA State Champions
2012 IHSAA Team Wrestling State Champion
Perry Meridian
Year
School
Winning Coach
Runner-Up
Score
Site
1932-33
Bloomington
Harold Mumby
Bedford
38-33
Indiana University
1933-34
Bloomington
Harold Mumby
—
50-50
Indiana University
E.C. Roosevelt
Benham Williams
(Co-Champions)
1934-35
Hammond
Auree Scott
E.C. Roosevelt
43-40
Indiana University
1935-36
Hammond
Auree Scott
Bloomington
48-29
Indiana University
1936-37
Hammond
Auree Scott
Hammond Clark
49-30
Indiana University
1937-38
Hammond Clark
Wayne Cunningham
Hammond
36-35
Indiana University
1938-39
Bloomington
Harold Mumby
E.C. Roosevelt
29-19
Indiana University
1939-40
Southport
Arlington Pitcher
Bloomington
20-19
Indiana University
1940-41
Bloomington
Harold Mumby
Southport
30-25
Indiana University
1941-42
Bloomington
Harold Mumby
S.B. Central
33-21
Indiana University
1942-43
Bloomington
Clifford Myers
Southport
38-36
Indiana University
1944-49
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1949-50
Bloomington
Clifford Myers
S.B. Central
39-29
Lafayette Jefferson HS
1950-51
Southport
Chauncey McDaniel
S.B. Central
27-23
Bloomington HS
1951-52
Indpls. Arsenal Tech
William Treichler
S.B. Central
32-23
Lafayette Jefferson HS
1952-53
Bloomington
Clifford Myers
Laf. Jefferson
27-19
Bloomington HS
1953-54
Southport
Chauncey McDaniel
Indpls. Ars. Tech
35-29
Lafayette Jefferson HS
1954-55
Southport
Chauncey McDaniel
Laf. Jefferson
40-36
Bloomington HS
1955-56
South Bend Central
Robert Jones
Indpls. Ars. Tech
57-50
Lafayette Jefferson HS
1956-57
Bloomington
Clifford Myers
Southport 44-35
Bloomington HS
1957-58
Indpls. Broad Ripple
William Sirka
—
25-25
Lafayette Jefferson HS
Richmond Charles Hilton
(Co-Champions)
1958-59
Indpls. Shortridge
Paul Dill
Southport
37-32
Bloomington HS
1959-60
Indianapolis Wood
Frank Svarczkopf
Southport 32-27
Southport HS
1960-61
Indianapolis Wood
Frank Svarczkopf
New Albany
24-22
Southport HS
1961-62
Hammond
Don Clark
South Bend Central
31-25
Southport HS
1962-63
Hammond
Don Clark
Anderson
27-24
Southport HS
1963-64
Southport
Chauncey McDaniel
Indpls. Arlington
33-29
Southport HS
1964-65
Indianapolis Arlington
Jim Ellis
Kokomo
45-23
Southport HS
1965-66
South Bend Adams
Morris Aronson
Carmel
28-22
Southport HS
1966-67
Indpls. Shortridge
George Bohlin
Franklin Central
25-22
Southport HS
1967-68
Elkhart
Rollie Hoover
Franklin Central
34-23
Southport HS
1968-69
Bloomington
Kay Hutsell
North Central (Indpls.)
28-23
Southport HS
1969-70
Bloomington
Kay Hutsell
North Central (Indpls.)
43-34
Southport HS
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IHSAA State Champions
Year
School
Winning Coach
1970-71
Bloomington
Kay Hutsell
1971-72
Bloomington
Kay Hutsell
1972-73
Bloomington South
Kay Hutsell
1973-74
Muncie Northside
Fred Ginther
1974-75
Muncie Southside
Jim Cartwright
1975-76
Indpls. Arsenal Tech
John Hurrle
1976-77
Bloomington North
John Henry
1977-78
Bloomington South
Kay Hutsell
1978-79
Indpls. Arsenal Tech
John Hurrle
1979-80
Warren Central
Allen Morgan
1980-81
Delta
Don Patton
1981-82
Delta
Don Patton
1982-83
Delta
Don Patton
1983-84
Delta
Don Patton
1984-85
Delta
Don Patton
1985-86
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
1986-87
Bellmont
Dennis Hays
1987-88
Bellmont
Dennis Hays
1988-89
Chesterton
Bob Trzeciak
1989-90
Muncie Southside
John Smith
1990-91
Mishawaka
Al Smith
1991-92
Lawrence North
Frank Svarczkopf, Jr.
1992-93
Lawrence North
Frank Svarczkopf, Jr.
1993-94
Bellmont
Brent Faurote
1994-95
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
1995-96* Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
1996-97
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
1997-98
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
1998-99
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
1999-00
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
2000-01
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
2001-02
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
2002-03
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
2003-04
Lawrence North
Brett Crousore
2004-05
Lawrence North
Brett Crousore
2005-06
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
2006-07
Evansville Mater Dei
Mike Goebel
2007-08
Mishawaka
Darrick Snyder
2008-09
Crown Point
Scott Vlink
2009-10
Mishawaka
Darrick Snyder
2010-11
Perry Meridian
Jim Tonte
2011-12
Perry Meridian
Jim Tonte
Runner-Up
Penn
Beech Grove
Indpls. Bishop Chatard
Bloomington South Hammond Morton
Bloomington North
Martinsville
Warren Central
Bellmont
North Central (Indpls.)
Chesterton
Terre Haute South
Warren Central
Calumet
Muncie Southside
Delta, Indpls. Cathedral
Evansville Mater Dei
Indianapolis Cathedral
Lawrence North
Decatur Central
Lawrence North
Perry Meridian
Southport
Castle
Bellmont, Decatur Central,
New Castle
New Castle
Penn
Portage
Bellmont
Mishawaka
Portage
Perry Meridian
Griffith
Perry Meridian
Avon
Bellmont
Mishawaka
Evansville Mater Dei
Perry Meridian
Yorktown
Lawrence North
Crown Point
Score
Site
33-21
32-18
48-10
35-21
45-12
40-16
49-12
42-23
47-12
48-17
39-15
31-18
28-22
33-25
37-17
44-21
43-14
Southport HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
Center Grove HS
54-22
33.5-33
36.5-25.5
46-36
42-23
38-31.5
47-40
48-47
46-43.5
56-48
99-50.5
70.5-44.5
72.5-51
90.5-49
51.5-46.5
92-75
85.5-59
70.5-65.5
59.5-51
83.5-59.5
70-57.5
90-48
72-53
89-45
82-60
Southport HS
Southport HS
Southport HS
Southport HS
Southport HS
Southport HS
Southport HS
Southport HS
Southport HS
Southport HS
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
New Castle HS
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
* First year for separate individual and team tournaments
Closest Margin of Victory
(Excludes Two Ties)
Diff.Year
0.5
1
1
1
2
2
Teams
Widest Margin of Victory
Diff.Year
1971-72 Bloomington–Beech Grove
1937-38 Hammond Clark–Hammond
1939-40Southport–Bloomington
1977-78 Bloom. South–Warren Central
1942-43Bloomington–Southport
1960-61 Indpls. Wood–New Albany
Score
33.5-33
36-35
20-19
48-47
38-36
24-22
Teams
48.51980-81 Delta--Chesterton
44 1993-94Bellmont–Castle
42 1991-92 Law. North.–Perry Meridian
41.51983-84 Delta–Calumet
38 1997-98 Ev. Mater Dei–Portage
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99-50.5
89-45
90-48
90.5-49
48-10
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Tournament History
Many changes have been made to the Indiana state
wrestling tournament since its inception, and to this day it
remains one of the most exciting and best-attended state
finals event on the IHSAA calendar.
While not officially sponsored by the IHSAA, but held
with special permission, the first state high school wrestling
tournament took place in 1922 at Indiana University. A
total of 19 wrestlers from seven schools participated in
the first tournament. From 1922 to1935, a regulation high
school wrestling match called for one eight-minute period
with both wrestlers starting in the neutral position on their
feet. No point system was in place, and the winner was
determined solely on riding time or by a fall. For the 193536 season, a point system was installed and periods were
added to make the matches more interesting for fans.
From 1922 to 1951, the only IHSAA rules for wrestling
were the same ones that applied to all sports in the state,
mainly eligibility and age requirements. During this time,
so-called gentlemens’ agreements were decided upon
before meets by the coaches and these rules were enforced by the officials.
A new set of rules, written by coaches Chauncey
McDaniel of Southport High School and Clifford Myers
of Bloomington High School, were adopted by the IHSAA
beginning with the 1951-52 season. Modifications in the
standing rules, most notably those that helped to prevent
excessive weight loss, were made in time for the 1957-58
wrestling season. Finally in 1973, using Indiana’s rules as
a measuring stick, the National Wrestling Federation Rules
were written and adopted.
Due to the sport’s rapid growth, the IHSAA took over
sponsorship of the tournament from 1933 to 1943, though
the state finals were still held at Indiana University. However, as the Great Depression gripped the country and the
United States entered World War II, there was a gradual
decline in the number of schools participating. That forced
the IHSAA to drop wrestling from its sponsorship from 1944
to 1949. During this period, various participating schools
kept the tournament going by holding an annual invitational
state tournament.
The IHSAA resumed sponsorship of the tournament
in 1950 and continues to do so today. From 1950 to
1959, Bloomington and Lafayette Jefferson high schools
alternated as the host school before the finals were moved
in 1960 to Southport High School’s 7,200-seat fieldhouse.
The finals eventually required even more seating and
from 1981 to 1999 were held at Market Square Arena in
Indianapolis before moving to what is now Bankers Life
Fieldhouse in 2000.
From 1996 to 2012, a separate team tournament was
conducted in dual format to determine an overall team state
champion. The state finals were conducted at Southport
High School in 1996 and then culminated at Center Grove
High School for the next 16 years.
Beginning in 2013, the state championship team was
again determined by points accumulated by individual
wrestlers as it had been from 1936 to 1995.
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Tournament Milestones
1922
First State Tournament
held at Indiana University
1933
First IHSAA-Sponsored
State Tournament Held
1935
First Use of Scoring System
1944-49
IHSAA Ceases Sponsorship
due to World War II
1950
IHSAA Resumes Sponsorship of State
Tournament; Sectionals Implemented
1951
First Set of Rules Written and Adopted
1957
Rules Modified to help prevent
Excessive Weight Loss
1958
Regionals Implemented
1973
National Federation Rules Adopted
using Indiana Rules
1976
Semi-States Implemented
1981
First State Finals held
at Market Square Arena
1996
Separate Tournament Initiated to
determine Championship Team
2000
First Individual State Finals held
at Bankers Life Fieldhouse
2013
State Championship Team again determined
at Individual State Finals
Indiana State High School Championships
Sponsored by Indiana University
YearWinner
Coach
1922 Terre Haute Wiley................ Guy Stantz
1923 Terre Haute Wiley................ Guy Stantz
1924Bloomington........................ Harold Mumby
1925Bloomington........................ Harold Mumby
1926Elwood................................. Theodore Koontz
1927Wabash............................... Billy Thom
1928Wabash............................... No Coach
1929Bedford................................ Emil Held
1930Bloomington........................ Harold Mumby
1931Bloomington........................ Harold Mumby
1932Muncie................................. Walter Fisher
Indiana State High School Invitational
War Year Champions
Year Winner
Coach
1944Southport............................. Arlington Pitcher
1945Bloomington........................ Harold Mumby
1946Bloomington........................ Clifford Myers
1947Bloomington........................ Clifford Myers
1948Bloomington........................ Clifford Myers
1949Bloomington........................ Clifford Myers
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Ward E. Brown Mental Attitude Award
Beginning with the 1985 tournament, the mental attitude award in wrestling was named after Ward E. Brown, the
IHSAA’s fourth commissioner. Mr. Brown served as commissioner from 1976 to 1983. He also served as assistant
commissioner from 1969 to 1976, and while principal of Crawfordsville High School, he served as a member of the
IHSAA Board of Control in 1967-68. During his term as commissioner, the IHSAA Wrestling State Finals moved to
Market Square Arena in 1981 and enjoyed tremendous growth.
Previously, the award was known as the Harold F. Mumby Award from 1966 to 1971 and was presented to the
outstanding wrestler in the state meet by the Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association. The award was
named in honor of the Bloomington High School coach of 10 state championship wrestling teams. From 1972 to
1984, the IHSAA Executive Committee renamed and presented the Harold F. Mumby Award for Mental Attitude.
The recipient of this award, who is nominated by his principal and coach, must excel in mental attitude, scholarWard E. Brown
ship, leadership and athletic ability in wrestling. Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, the IHSAA corporate partner, will
IHSAA Commissioner
present a $1,000 scholarship to the school in the name of the recipient.
1976-83
Year
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
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Name
Rex Ryker
John (Randy) Goss
Larry Smith
Mickey Janes
Dale Barnard
Warren Gamble
John Smith
Henry Clouse
Jim Cornwell
John Hobbs
Norman Hudson
Bud Palmer
Vincent Keszei
James Runyon
Nelson Almond
Mark Harbold
Ron Baker
Frank Patacsil
Thomas Doyle
Glenn Glogas
Fred Johnson
David Locke
Craig Campbell
Lance Lantz
Terry Kissel
Matt Morin
Matt Koontz
Eddie Palmer
Jon McClain
Tony Roush
Matthew Armentano
Josh Hutchens
Tony Currie
Derrick Miller
Jared Williams
Erik LeBeau
Ben Faurote
Marcus Schontube
J.T. Young
Jason Cook
John Sheets
Blake Maurer
Casey Caldwell
Jeff Papiernik
David Zimmer
Eric Galka
Taylor March
Francisco Porras
Drake Stein
Abraham Hall
School
Crawfordsville
South Bend Clay
Carmel
Anderson
Franklin Central
Gary Mann
Franklin Central
Franklin Central
Bloomington
Indpls. Shortridge
Manchester
Muncie Northside
South Bend Jackson
Elwood
Fort Wayne Elmhurst
Valparaiso
Yorktown
Logansport
Franklin
Jay County
Greenfield-Central
Delta
Delta
Wawasee
Gibson Southern
Owen Valley
Whitko
Huntington North
Western Boone
Eastbrook
Evansville Mater Dei
Plymouth
Adams Central
Eastside
Evansville Harrison
Fort Wayne Concordia
Bellmont
Lowell
Bloomington South
Valparaiso
Bellmont
Evansville Mater Dei
Union County
Fort Wayne Snider
Angola
Hobart
East Noble
Hobart
Princeton
Bremen
2011-12 Mental Attitude Award
Abraham Hall
Bremen
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Tournament History
Team and Individual
Records
Most Points Scored:
99 by Delta, 1981
Most Individual Champions (One Team):
7 by Bloomington, 1949
Estil Ritter
Bloomington
Willard Duffy
Muncie Central
Howard Fisher
S.B. Central
Lance Ellis
Indpls. Cathedral
Most Times Placed in Top Five:
46 by Bloomington
First Father and Son Champions:
Clifford Myers, Bloomington, 1931 and
Robert Myers, Bloomington, 1953 and 1954
First Brothers State Champions:
Richard Voliva, 1928 and Harry Voliva, 1934,
Bloomington
Blake Maurer
Ev. Mater Dei
Alex Tsirtsis
Griffith
Angel Escobedo
Griffith
Jason Tsirtsis
Crown Point
Four-Time State Champions
Estil Ritter, Bloomington
1924, 175 lb.; 1925, 175 lb.; 1926, Hvy.;
1927, Hvy.
Blake Maurer, Ev. Mater Dei
2001, 130 lb.; 2002, 145 lb.; 2003, 171 lb.;
2004, 171 lb.
Alex Tsirtsis, Griffith
Willard Duffy, Muncie Central
1930, l00 lb.; 1931, 108 lb.; 1932, 115 lb.; 2001, 119 lb.; 2002, 130 lb.; 2003,135 lb.;
2004, 145 lb.
1933, 115 lb.
Howard Fisher, S.B. Central
1949, 95 lb.; 1950, 112 lb.; 1951, 127 lb.;
1952, 133 lb.
Angel Escobedo, Griffith
2002, 112 lb.; 2003, 125 lb.; 2004, 130 lb.;
2005, 135 lb.
Lance Ellis, Indpls. Cathedral
1986, 98 lb.; 1987, 112 lb.; 1988, 112 lb.;
1989, 119 lb.
Jason Tsirtsis, Crown Point
2009, 125 lb.; 2010, 130 lb.; 2011, 140 lb.;
2012, 145 lb.
First Brothers State Champions in Same
Year:
Maurice and James Bender, Bloomington
1934
First Twin Brothers State Champions:
Henry and James Moore, Bloomington 1943
First State Champion, Two Different Schools:
David Palmer, Muncie Southside, 1980 and
Delta, 1981 and 1982
Most Team Championships:
24 by Bloomington South (Bloomington)
Most Consecutive Team Championships:
9 by Evansville Mater Dei (1995-2003)
Most Championships (Coach):
12 by Mike Goebel, Evansville Mater Dei
Most Consecutive Championships (Coach):
9 by Mike Goebel, Evansville Mater Dei
(1995-2003)
Fastest Fall in State Finals:
:11 by Pat Day, Mishawaka, 2006
Fastest Fall in Championship Match:
:20 by Richard Voliva, Bloomington, 1930
Most Falls in State Finals:
10 by Ray Frankowski, 1936-38
(Frankowski pinned all 10 opponents in
three years)
Three-Time State Champions
Clarence Fortner, T.H. Wiley
1922, 125 lb.; 1923, 135 lb.; 1924, 135 lb.
George Ross, Wabash
1925, 145 lb.; 1926 145 lb.; 1927, 165 lb.
Charles McDaniel, Bloomington
1931, Hvy.; 1932, Hvy.; 1933, Hvy.
Eugene Donaldson, East Chicago
Roosevelt
1947, 175 lb.; 1948, 175 lb.; 1949 Hvy.
Bill Richardson, Laf. Jefferson
1956, 133 lb.; 1957,133 lb.; 1958, 133 lb.
Patrick Cassidy, Bloom. North
1993, 103 lb.; 1994, 112 lb.; 1995, 119 lb.
Steven Bradley, Beech Grove
1996, 119 lb.; 1997, 125 lb.; 1998, 125 lb.
Jake O’Brien, Franklin Central
2001, 215 lb.; 2002 ,125 lb.; 2003, 215 lb.
Ray Frankowski, Hammond
1936, 165 lb.; 1937, 175 lb.; 1938, 175 1b.
Bill Andrews, Indpls. Manual
1957, 103 lb.; 1958, 112 lb.; 1959, 120 lb.
Charles Cone, Kokomo
1963, 103 lb.; 1964, 112 lb.; 1965, 120 lb.
Jack Foster, Hammond Clark
1937, 1251b.;1938,125 lb.;1939, 135 lb.
Jon Galloway, South Bend Riley
1964, 154 lb.; 1965 154 lb.; 1966, 165 lb.
Josh Harper, Mishawaka
2006, 103 lb.; 2007, 112 lb.; 2008, 125 lb.
Vernon Finley, Bloomington
1943, 175 lb.; 1944, 175 lb.; 1945, 175 1b.
Jim Cornwell, Bloom. South
1969, 103 lb.; 1970, 115 lb.; 1971, 119 lb.
Andrew Howe, Hanover Central
2006, 140 lb.; 2007, 152 lb.; 2008, 160 lb.
Jack Benson, Bloomington
1944, 120 lb.; 1945, 127 lb.; 1947, 133 lb.
Randy May, Bloomington South
1974, 98 lb.; 1975, 105 lb.; 1976, 112 lb.
Sean McMurray, Portage
2008, 135 lb.; 2009, 152 lb.; 2010, 160 lb.
Richard Lyon, Bloomington
1945, 138 lb.; 1946, 138 lb.; 1947, 138 1b.
David Palmer, Muncie Southside
Delta
1980, 167 lb.; 1981, 167 lb.; 1982, 177 lb.
Kyle Ayersman, Lake Central
2010, 112 lb.; 2011, 119 lb.; 2012, 126 lb.
Richard Perkins, Muncie Central
1946, 95 lb.; 1947, 103 lb.; 1948, 103 lb.
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Reece Humphrey, Law. North
2003, 112 lb.; 2004 ,125 lb.; 2005, 130 lb.
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State Finals Qualifiers by School
School
Coach
1st 2nd3rd4th Tot.
Adams Central
Doug Schultz 2 1 3
Alexandria Monroe
Jack Grimaldi
1 1
Avon
Israel Blevins 1 23
Beech Grove
Matt Irwin 1 1
Bellmont
Brent Faurote
11
Ben Davis
Aaron Moss
2 2
Benton Central
Lee Lukaszka
1 1
Bloomington South
Royce Deckard
2 2 2 2 8
Brownsburg
Jason Catellier1 1
Carmel
Ed Pendoski11
Carroll (Fort Wayne) Scott Raypole
1 1 2 4
Castle
Bob Harmon
11 13
Center Grove
Cale Hoover 1 1 2
Chesterton
Chris Joll22
Churubusco
Sam Riesen11
Clinton Central
Austin Faulkner 1 1
Columbus East
Chris Cooper 1 1
Concord
Justin Rockenbaugh1 1
Connersville
Mike Bottomley 11
Corydon Central
Richard Clipp, Jr.
1 1
Crown Point
Scott Vlink
2 1 1 4
Culver Academies Matt Behling1 1
Culver Community
Louis Posa
1 1
Danville
Steve Pugliese
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DeKalb
Jason Hunter2 2
Delphi
Mike Atwood1 1
East Noble
Keith Hoffar
1 3 1 1 6
Eastside
Joel Richman1 1
Edgewood
Greg Ratliff11
Elkhart Central
Zack Whickcar 1 1
Evansville Central
Michael Lapadat 1 1 2
Evansville Harrison
Mark Mastison 1 1
Evansville Mater Dei Greg Schaefer 1 1 2
Evansville Memorial Larry Mattingly 1 1 2
Evansville Reitz
Scott Ferguson
1 1 1 3
Fairfield
Jim Jones 2 2
Fishers
Jake Harreld
11 13
Floyd Central
Brandon Sisson 1 1
Fort Wayne North Side Russ Hartman 1 1
Frankfort
Richard Sallee11
Franklin Central
Gary Fox 1 1
Franklin Community Bob Hasseman
2 2 1 5
Garrett
Lucas Fielden
11
Goshen
Jim Pickard11
Greenfield-Central
Joshua Holden
1 1
Greenwood
Chris Campbell 1 1 2
Hamilton Southeastern Kyle Poyer 2 2 4
Hammond Bishop Noll Brian Hrabovsky 1 1
Hanover Central
Nick Petrov
1 1 2
Harrison (West Lafayette) Scott VanDerAa 1 1
Heritage Hills
Matt Thompson
1 1 2
Highland
Frank Marciano 11
Hobart
Steve Balash1 1
Huntington North
Rick Brown 2 2
Indian Creek
Pat Dowty
1 1
Indpls. Cathedral
Sean McGinley
1 2 1 4
Indpls. Crispus Attucks Robert Hawthorne 1 1
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School
Coach
1st 2nd3rd4th Tot.
Jasper
Rick Stenftenagel22
Jay County
James Myers
1 1 2
Jeffersonville
Danny Struck22
Jimtown
Mark Kerrn
1 2 3
Kankakee Valley
Tom Dellahan 1 1
Kokomo
Ryan Wells
1 1 2
Lake Central
Rod Wartman
1 2 3
LaPorte
Louie Kuzdas11
Lawrence Central
Tom Corbett 1 1
Lawrence North
Brian Seltzer 1 1
Lawrenceburg
Mark Kirchgassner11
Lebanon
Derek Bocock22
Lowell
Bobby Howard
1 3 4
Maconaquah
Bob Freije11
Madison
Tyson Skinner11
Martinsville
Lee Liden1 1
Merrillville
David Maldonado 2 32 7
Milan
Robert Riley11
Mishawaka
Bryce Hasseman 3 1 4
Muncie Southside
Tony Abbott
1 1 2
New Haven
Barry Humble 1 1 2
New Palestine
Chad Red
1 2 1 4
North Miami
Byron Sweet 2 2
North Montgomery
Maurice Swain 3 3
North Posey
John Spencer 1 1
Northeastern
Bronson Curtis
11
Northfield
Gary Norman
1 1
Northview
Dan Mikesell11
NorthWood
Damon Hummel11
Penn
Brad Harper 3216
Perry Meridian
Jim Tonte
41 3 8
Peru
Andy Hobbs1 1
Plymouth
Bob Read11
Portage
Leroy Vega 3 1 4
Roncalli
Lance Ellis1 1
Rushville
Rob Hadley11
South Adams
Eric Myers22
South Bend Adams
Craig Redman 1 1
South Bend Clay
Al Hartman 2 1 3
South Bend Saint JosephDan Luther 1 1
South Putnam
Josh Hendrickson 1 1
South Spencer
Tom Packer 1 1
Southern Wells
Ryan Landis 1 1
Twin Lakes
Ken Houston
1 1
Valparaiso
Jim Smith11
Warren Central
Danny Williams
2 3 1 6
Warsaw
Justin Smith1 1
West Lafayette
Rick Roseman 1 1
West Noble
Wes Weimer 1 1
Western Boone
Kyler Kearby 1 1
Westfield
Terry O’Neill
1 1 2
Woodlan
Tony Girod11
Yorktown
Trent McCormick 5 11 7
Zionsville
Bob Brennan 1 2 3
Total
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Outstanding Official Award
Mark A. Hollingsworth Named Top Wrestling Official
Mark A. Hollingsworth of Flora is the recipient of the 2012 Interscholastic Athletic Official
Award for excellence in the sport of wrestling.
Each year, the
Indiana High School
Athletic Association, in
cooperation with the
National Federation of
Interscholastic Officials
Association, recognizes
and honors an outstanding official in each of 11
sports during the school
year.
An active member of North Central Indiana
Athletic Officials Association, Mark has officiated wrestling for 30 years. During his career,
Mark has officiated 25 sectional, 22 regional, 19
semi-state, six individual and three team state
final tournaments.
Mark was selected for this honor by a committee representing the official’s associations.
In Indiana there are 26 associations made up
of men and women who give up much of their
personal time to assist in providing wholesome,
worthwhile, and healthy activities for the student
athletes in our state. Statewide, there are more
than 8,000 officials licensed by the IHSAA in 11
sports.
Mark is a 1971 graduate of Western High
School and a 1977 graduate from Indiana
University, where he obtained bachelor’s and
master’s degree in science (health, psychology).
He is married to wife Kathy J. Noel. Mark has
three children: Elizabeth (30), Christina (28), and
Luke (25).
State Finals Scoring Procedures
Scoring will go to eight (8) places. Team scoring will be as follows for places 1-8.
First Place..................................... 16 pts.
Second Place............................... 12 pts.
Third Place..................................... 9 pts.
Fourth Place................................... 7 pts.
Fifth Place....................................... 5 pts.
Sixth Place...................................... 3 pts.
Seventh Place................................ 2 pts.
Eighth Place.....................................1 pt.
In addition, two (2) advancement points will be awarded in the Championship Bracket and one (1) point
for advancement in the Consolation Bracket.
Finally, team points will be awarded for individual matches with the following results:
Fall.................................................. 2 pts.
Forfeit............................................. 2 pts.
Default............................................ 2 pts.
Disqualification............................... 2 pts.
Technical Fall............................... 1.5 pts.
Major Decision................................ 1 pts.
Source: 2012-13 Wrestling Rule Book, National Federation of State High School Associations
(NFHS–www.nfhs.org)
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Last Year’s Individual State Finals
Crown Point’s Jason Tsirtsis Makes History with Fourth State Title
Crown Point’s Jason Tsirtsis made history
on Saturday becoming the eighth individual in
Indiana history to win four straight wrestling
state championships at Bankers Life Fieldhouse
in Indianapolis.
He was one of two Bulldogs to stand at the
top of the awards stand along with 220 pound
teammate Tyler Kral (41-2) who defeated South
Bend Clay’s Joe Gallegos (45-3), 3-2.
Matching Crown Point’s haul was another
Tsirtsis won all four of his matches in domiLake County school, Hanover Central, which
nating fashion throughout the weekend including saw Stevan Micic and Paul Petrov win two of
a 22-7 technical fall over Indianapolis Cathethe first three title matches of the evening.
dral’s Vinny Corsaro in the 145 pound final. He
joins his brother Alex who also won four state
Micic (47-0) defeated Nathan Boston (44-1)
crowns while at Griffith from 2001-04.
of Lawrence North in the 106 pound match, 5-1,
while Paul Petrov (47-0) rallied to top Brenden
Tsirtsis adds the 145 pound crown to his
Campbell (53-3) of New Castle at 120 pounds,
resume after winning at 125 pounds as a fresh- 14-11.
man, 130 as a sophomore and the 140 bracket
last year. He owns a perfect 42-0 record this
Lake Central’s Kyle Ayersman (52-0) earned
season, including a 170-2 career mark heading his third straight championship winning the
into Crown Point’s appearance in the following
126 pound class with a 1-0 decision over Cody
weekend’s Team State Finals.
LeCount (46-1) of Perry Meridian.
The 74th Annual IHSAA Individual Wrestling State Finals
February 17-18, 2012
Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind.
106 – Stevan Micic 10 Hanover Central (47-0) def. Nathan Boston, 10 Lawrence North (44-1), dec. 5-1.
113 – Jarred Brooks 12 Warsaw (35-0) def. Schuyler Phillips 11, Yorktown (47-2), dec. 18-6.
120 – Paul Petrov 12 Hanover Central (47-0) def. Brenden Campbell, 12 New Castle (53-3), dec. 14-11.
126 – Kyle Ayersman 12 Lake Central (52-0) def. Cody LeCount, 10 Perry Meridian (46-1), dec. 1-0.
132 – Jared McKinley 12 Perry Meridian (48-1) def. Todd Batt, 12 South Adams (45-3), dec. 9-2.
138 – Devon Jackson 12 Yorktown (52-0) def. Josh Farrell 11, Greenfield-Central (39-4), major dec. 12-2.
145 – Jason Tsirtsis 12 Crown Point (42-0) def. Vincent Corsaro 10, Indianapolis Cathedral (35-4), tech. fall, 22-7.
152– Isaiah Bradley 11 Muncie Southside (44-0) def. Luke Kriech, 11 Franklin Community (35-6), dec. 2-1
160 – Brian Harvey 12 Indianapolis Cathedral (47-0) def. Connor Robinson, 12 New Palestine (39-9), major dec. 12-4.
170 – Sean Mappes 12 Center Grove (46-0) def. Jake Masengale, 11 Perry Meridian (47-2), dec. 7-6
182 – Tanner Lynde 12 Delphi (52-0) def. Lukas Schaeffer 12, Westfield (53-1), dec. 8-1.
195 – Mitch Sliga 11 Fishers (49-0) def. Kourtney Berry 12, Merrillville (32-1) Pin 3:20.
220 – Tyler Kral 12 Crown Point (41-2) def. Joe Gallegos 12, South Bend Clay (45-3), dec. 3-2.
285 – Abraham Hall 12 Bremen (50-0) def. Dominique Stauffer, 12 Elkhart Central (38-2), dec. 3-1.
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Last Year’s Team State Finals
Perry Meridian Wins Second Consecutive Team Wrestling State
Perry Meridian finished another
perfect season (27-0) as head
coach Jim Tonte and the Falcons
celebrated at center mat with a
43-14 victory over Crown Point
(23-1) in the 17th annual IHSAA
Team Wrestling State Finals at
Center Grove High School in
Greenwood. The title is Perry
Meridian’s second consecutive
team wrestling title. The Falcons
have finished runner-up four times
(1991-92, 2001-02, 2003-04, and
2008-09).
The Falcons championship match
was convincing, and the road to
the title match was much of the
same. Perry Meridian advanced
to the championship round with
a 52-19 quarterfinal victory over
Warren Central. In the semifinals, Perry Meridian defeated
Evansville Mater Dei 40-19. In the
other semifinal Crown Point beat
Indianapolis Cathedral 36-21.
The 17th Annual
IHSAA Team Wrestling State Finals - February 25, 2012
Center Grove High School, Greenwood, Indiana
Quarterfinals
Indianapolis Cathedral 37, Penn 24
Crown Point 46, Kokomo 15
Perry Meridian 52, Warren Central 19 Evansville Mater Dei 45, Bellmont 19
Semifinals
Crown Point 36, Indpls Cathedral 21
Perry Meridian 40, Evansville Mater Dei 19
Championship Results
Perry Meridian 43, Crown Point 14
106 – Jacob Cottey, 10, (PM), def. Brett Ervin, 11, (CP), Fall (3:05).
113 – Brandon James, 9, (PM), def. Darden Schurg, 9, (CP), Dec. 13-10.
120 – Joshua Fuqua, 10, (CP), def. Aiden Kenny, 10, (PM), Dec. 3-2.
126 – Cody LeCount, 10, (PM), def. Trevor Burlison, 10, (CP), Dec. 8-4.
132 – Jared McKinley, 12, (PM), def. Cameron Halsted, 12, (CP), TF 25-10 (5:10).
138 – Nick Bova, 11, (PM), def. Tyler Burlison, 11, (CP), Fall (0:55).
145 – Jason Tsirtsis, 12, (CP), def. Riley McClurg, 11, (PM), Tech. Fall 19-4 (4:56)
152 – Paul Matthews, 11, (PM), def. Trevor Blue, 12, (CP), Maj. Dec. 9-1.
160 – Kirk Johnson, 12, (PM), def. Jake Fuqua, 12, (CP), Dec. 5-0.
170 – Jake Masengale, 11, (PM), def. Dustin Schurg, 11, (CP), Fall (1:29).
182 – CJ Martin, 12, (PM), def. Jacob Hazi, 11, (CP), Maj. Dec. 9-1.
195 – Matt Langbehn, 11, (CP), def. Devante Ash, 12, (PM), Dec. 10-4.
220 – Tyler Kral, 12, (CP), def. Jordan Naughton, 12, (PM), Dec. 7-0.
285 – Donte Winfield, 11, (PM), def. Josh Swope, 12, (CP), Dec. 7-2.
The championship match started
with the 106-pound weight class,
where Perry Meridian sophomore
Jacob Cottey won by first period fall over
junior Brett Ervin. Cottey’s fall vaulted
Perry Meridian to a 6-0 lead and never
trailed in the final match.
Two freshman at 113 pounds, Brandon
James defeated Crown Point’s Darden
Schurg in a decision 13-10 after jumping
out to a 12-3 lead and hanging on for the
victory.
After a scoreless first period at the
120-pound weight class, Perry Meridian
sophomore Aidan Kenny broke the tie
with a reversal in the second period.
The third period started with sophomore
Crown Point Josh Fuqua down 2-1, but
with a reversal in the final minute he
pulled out the victory by decision 3-2.
Crown Point sophomore Trevor Burlison
and Perry Meridian sophomore Cody
LeCount at the 126-pound class went the
distance with Falcon Cody LeCount coming out on top with a 8-4 decision.
At 132-pound weight individual state
champion Perry Meridian senior
Jared McKinley jumped out to an 8-3
first period lead over Bulldog senior
Cameron Halsted. The match ended in
a technical fall (25-10) for McKinley.
The 138 pound class saw its second fall
of the match as Falcon junior Nick Bova
wasted no time pinning Bulldog junior
Tyler Burlison in a mere 55 seconds.
At 145-pounds Bulldog senior and fourtime individual state champion Jason
Tsirtsis won by technical fall (19-4) over
Perry Meridian junior Riley McClurg.
152-pound junior Paul Matthews of
Perry Meridian went the distance with
Crown Point senior Trevor Blue. Matthews pulled out the victory in a major
decision 9-1.
The 160-pound weight class saw Falcon senior Kirk Johnson wrestle Bulldog
senior Jake Fuqua to a 5-0 decision.
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Bulldog junior Dustin Schurg moved up a
weight class to wrestle in the 170-pound
class to take on Perry Meridian junior
Jake Masengale, but Masengale proved
too much as he won by first period fall.
At 182-pound C.J. Martin of Perry
Meridian won a major decision (9-1) over
Crown Point junior Jacob Hazi.
Crown Point junior Matt Langbehn and
DeVante Ash a senior at Perry Meridian
met in the 195-pound weight class.
Langbehn pulled out the match with a
10-4 decision.
Last week’s 220 state champion senior
Tyler Kral of Crown Point won a 7-0
decison over Perry Meridian senior
Jordan Naughton.
The 285-weight class pitted Falcon junior
Donte’ Winfield against Bulldog senior
Josh Swope. Winfield won the final
match with a 7-2 decision.
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