Mat Masters Invite Sparks Strong Local Wrestling showing
The Ottawa Mat Masters hosted their eighth annual Invitational with co host Garnett Kid Wrestling Club drawing about 300 entrants. 24 Mat Masters wrestlers earned top four finishes across divisions including eight and under second place finishes for Wieneke Teter and Hanson and 10 and under standout wins by McClay Hiles and Lynn. 12 and under winners included Chad McClay gold and Dustin Sink silver with others placing high. The team heads to Lawrence High School for sub district action next weekend while Seattle cooled KC 120 115 in overtime as Sikma led with 30 points.
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Garnett Kid Wrestling Club
Mat Masters
Jay Wieneke
Kevin Teter
Corey Hanson
Shelby Foltz
Keith Farris
Marc McClay
Tony Hiles
Justin Lynn
Toby Aguirre
Heath Ball
Richard Blevins
Guy Price
Brandon Summers
Jerry Lynn
Chad McClay
Dustin Sink
Doug Harper
Chuck Minner
Tony Slocum
Wayne Knight
Russell Redenbaugh
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
NCAA announces 1990 tournament pairings amid mixed reaction
In Kansas City AP reports anger and relief as nine member committee assigns NCAA tournament slots. Big East and Big Ten each land five teams, Louisville earns a Midwest No 1 seed while Houston tops Midwest. Regional sites include Kansas City Knoxville Ogden Syracuse with Dallas rounds to follow.
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Lamar
Wranglers Rally Edges Blitz On Last-Second Field Goal
In Week Two USFL action Arizona’s George Allen and the Chicago Blitz led 29-12 before Alan Risher rallied the Wranglers. Risher threw two TDs to Flowers and Balholm plus a 9-yard strike to Balholm, setting up Asmus’ 33-yard field goal as time expired to lift Arizona 30-29.
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George Allen
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Risher
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Jackie Flowers
Mark Keel
Neil Balholm
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The
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Kelvin Bryant
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Nolan Franz
Tony Davis
Ben Needham
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Ken Johnson
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