Blugold Open Results

[Harris]

Blugold Open Results for Wisconsin
Gold 141 - Gabriel Grahek's place is unknown and has scored 2.50 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Gabriel Grahek (Wisconsin) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Shane Mcquade (UW-Parkside) won by decision over Gabriel Grahek (Wisconsin) (Dec 3-2)
Cons. Round 2 - Gabriel Grahek (Wisconsin) won by decision over Maxx Hubbard (UW-Whitewater) (Dec 3-2)
Cons. Round 3 - Gabriel Grahek (Wisconsin) won by decision over Charles Mulnix (Luther) (Dec 3-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Gabriel Grahek (Wisconsin) won by major decision over Joey Pelkey (UW-Oshkosh) (Maj 9-0)
Consolation 1st - Mason Geary (UW-La Crosse) won in tie breaker - 1 over Gabriel Grahek (Wisconsin) (TB-1 2-1)

Gold 149 - Andrew Crone's place is 1st and has scored 23.50 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Andrew Crone (Wisconsin) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Andrew Crone (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over Manny Reyes (Dickinson State(N.D.)) (TF 18-2)
Quarterfinal - Andrew Crone (Wisconsin) won by major decision over Brett Stolarzyk (St. Cloud State) (Maj 8-0)
Semifinal - Andrew Crone (Wisconsin) won in overtime over Will Keeter (Augsburg) (OT 9-7)
1st Place Match - Andrew Crone (Wisconsin) won by major decision over Ryan Seidler (UW-Eau Claire) (Maj 14-4)

Gold 157 - Austin Moe's place is unknown and has scored 1.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Austin Moe (Wisconsin) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Sean Elkins (Dickinson State(N.D.)) won by fall over Austin Moe (Wisconsin) (Fall 4:38)
Cons. Round 2 - Austin Moe (Wisconsin) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Austin Moe (Wisconsin) won by decision over Derek Weinmann (UW-La Crosse) (Dec 6-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Keegan Einerson (UW-La Crosse) won by fall over Austin Moe (Wisconsin) (Fall 0:20)

Gold 157 - Jarod Donar's place is 6th and has scored 9.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Jarod Donar (Wisconsin) won by fall over Matt Koch (UW-Eau Claire) (Fall 2:54)
Champ. Round 2 - Jarod Donar (Wisconsin) won by major decision over Mitchell Hartwig (UM-Mankato) (Maj 11-3)
Quarterfinal - Jarod Donar (Wisconsin) won by fall over Connor Fussner (UW-Whitewater) (Fall 4:11)
Semifinal - Joel Northrup (Unnattached) won by medical forfeit over Jarod Donar (Wisconsin) (MFF)
Cons. Round 4 - Tanner Schaefer (St. Cloud State) won by medical forfeit over Jarod Donar (Wisconsin) (MFF)
5th Place Match - Brent Blaser (Luther) won by medical forfeit over Jarod Donar (Wisconsin) (MFF)

Gold 165 - Justin Weber's place is unknown and has scored 5.50 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Justin Weber (Wisconsin) won by decision over Jon Solano (Dickinson State(N.D.)) (Dec 5-3)
Champ. Round 2 - Justin Bowland (Augsburg) won by decision over Justin Weber (Wisconsin) (Dec 4-2)
Cons. Round 2 - Justin Weber (Wisconsin) won by fall over Eric Vis (UW-La Crosse) (Fall 7:00)
Cons. Round 3 - Justin Weber (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over Tyler Palzkill (UW-Eau Claire) (TF 18-3)
Cons. Round 4 - Nick Georgean (Upper Iowa) won by decision over Justin Weber (Wisconsin) (Dec 3-2)

Gold 165 - Seth Liegel's place is 1st and has scored 25.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Seth Liegel (Wisconsin) won by fall over Eric Vis (UW-La Crosse) (Fall 0:41)
Champ. Round 2 - Seth Liegel (Wisconsin) won by fall over Jason Armitage (Dickinson State(N.D.)) (Fall 1:55)
Quarterfinal - Seth Liegel (Wisconsin) won by major decision over Ryan Behnke (UW-Eau Claire) (Maj 9-0)
Semifinal - Seth Liegel (Wisconsin) won by decision over Alex Anaya (St. Cloud State) (Dec 8-2)
1st Place Match - Seth Liegel (Wisconsin) won by decision over Justin Bowland (Augsburg) (Dec 8-3)

Gold 165 - Santonio Cathery's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Santonio Cathery (Wisconsin) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Mathew Laugen (UW-Eau Claire) won by decision over Santonio Cathery (Wisconsin) (Dec 7-6)
Cons. Round 2 - Nick Georgean (Upper Iowa) won by decision over Santonio Cathery (Wisconsin) (Dec 5-4)

Gold 174 - Jake Stilling's place is 1st and has scored 18.50 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Jake Stilling (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over Cliff Amundson (UW-Stout) (TF 16-0)
Quarterfinal - Jake Stilling (Wisconsin) won by decision over Jordan Newman (UW-Whitewater) (Dec 11-5)
Semifinal - Jake Stilling (Wisconsin) won by decision over Andrew Pettit (UW-Whitewater) (Dec 7-6)
1st Place Match - Jake Stilling (Wisconsin) won by fall over James Roach (St. Olaf) (Fall 4:20)

Gold 197 - Brandon Weber's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Alastair Keys (UW-La Crosse) won by decision over Brandon Weber (Wisconsin) (Dec 6-1)
Cons. Round 1 - Brandon Weber (Wisconsin) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Richard Briggs (Upper Iowa) won by decision over Brandon Weber (Wisconsin) (Dec 5-2)

Gold 197 - Eric Peissig's place is 2nd and has scored 13.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Eric Peissig (Wisconsin) won by decision over Uthman Rabiu (St. Cloud State) (Dec 5-0)
Quarterfinal - Eric Peissig (Wisconsin) won by decision over Tyler Wetenkamp (UW-Oshkosh) (Dec 4-0)
Semifinal - Eric Peissig (Wisconsin) won by decision over Jesse Hellinger (Dickinson State(N.D.)) (Dec 4-3)
1st Place Match - Ricky Robertson (Wisconsin) won by major decision over Eric Peissig (Wisconsin) (Maj 12-0)

Gold 197 - Ricky Robertson's place is 1st and has scored 19.50 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Ricky Robertson (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over Richard Briggs (Upper Iowa) (TF 17-1)
Quarterfinal - Ricky Robertson (Wisconsin) won by fall over Skyler Carroll (Dickinson State(N.D.)) (Fall 4:41)
Semifinal - Ricky Robertson (Wisconsin) won by decision over Matthew Hechsel (Augsburg) (Dec 5-2)
1st Place Match - Ricky Robertson (Wisconsin) won by major decision over Eric Peissig (Wisconsin) (Maj 12-0)

Gold 285 - Brock Horwath's place is 2nd and has scored 18.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Brock Horwath (Wisconsin) won by decision over Caleb White (St. Cloud State) (Dec 4-1)
Champ. Round 2 - Brock Horwath (Wisconsin) won by fall over Zach Tooley (UW-La Crosse) (Fall 1:28)
Quarterfinal - Brock Horwath (Wisconsin) won by decision over Meyer Bohn (Dickinson State(N.D.)) (Dec 4-0)
Semifinal - Brock Horwath (Wisconsin) won by decision over Zack Gibson (St. Olaf) (Dec 3-3)
1st Place Match - Chad Johnson (Augsburg) won by decision over Brock Horwath (Wisconsin) (Dec 8-1)

[billymurphy]

Ricky Robertson is the real deal. I wonder if he will go 197 lbs next year or decide to wrestle 184.
Crone, Seth Liegel and Stilling are Division I talents also based on these results.

[TomM]

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[J Feiner]

Thanks for the results.

[mkm13]

Ricky Robertson is the real deal. I wonder if he will go 197 lbs next year or decide to wrestle 184.
Crone, Seth Liegel and Stilling are Division I talents also based on these results.

Our best dual team next year would likely be Robertson at 84 and Macall at 97.  The following year it would potentially make sense for Robertson to bump up to 97 with christenson stepping in at 84 the following year.

We will likely be relying on up to 3 of those 4 as starters next year so hope they can transition to the big 10 level well.

[Dale Einerson]

Nice  group of back ups with those W guys. 

Crone stays in tremendous position, refuses to be ridden by kids very good on top, he looks good.

Seth Liegel looks very solid, works very hard, strings moves together.  Has filled out but is muscled up quite a bit from last year.

Grahek is fun to watch, has nice counters and is long and funky.

Not trying to slight any of them, just naming the guys I had the pleasure of watching the most.

[dad 2 5]

How bad was Donar hurt?
Dale, your boys had a good day!

[ramjet]

That's a difficult question to answer but he was limping a little and a black eye but the last match he wrestled he looked solid. But tweaked a leg not worth destroying it maybe?

I will concur with Dale and his observations the Blugold Open was good solid Tournament with quality wrestlers not a cake walk for anyone. Of course college competition seldom is.

Dale your son came back really tough on the back side of that bracket with a vengeance.

Crone looked really solid Ryan threw allot at them he responded well with counters and scrambles were exciting. Now that said Siedler was injured with a really nasty eye injury from a previous match.

Great day of some really solid wrestling.

Does anyone know who the gentleman was that got his 1000 win Saturday?  Yes 1000

Watched him wrestle the young man from Eau Claire his head position and defense was incredible ......... I think they (college wrestlers) described it as throwing everything they had at him but meeting a"brick wall".

[bigoil]

That's a difficult question to answer but he was limping a little and a black eye but the last match he wrestled he looked solid. But tweaked a leg not worth destroying it maybe?

I will concur with Dale and his observations the Blugold Open was good solid Tournament with quality wrestlers not a cake walk for anyone. Of course college competition seldom is.

Dale your son came back really tough on the back side of that bracket with a vengeance.

Crone looked really solid Ryan threw allot at them he responded well with counters and scrambles were exciting. Now that said Siedler was injured with a really nasty eye injury from a previous match.

Great day of some really solid wrestling.

Does anyone know who the gentleman was that got his 1000 win Saturday?  Yes 1000

Watched him wrestle the young man from tequila Claire his head position and defense was incredible ......... I think they (college wrestlers) described it as throwing everything they had at him but meeting a"brick wall".

I assume that may be Mike Kelly, Asst coach at Parkside.

[ramjet]

That's a difficult question to answer but he was limping a little and a black eye but the last match he wrestled he looked solid. But tweaked a leg not worth destroying it maybe?

I will concur with Dale and his observations the Blugold Open was good solid Tournament with quality wrestlers not a cake walk for anyone. Of course college competition seldom is.

Dale your son came back really tough on the back side of that bracket with a vengeance.

Crone looked really solid Ryan threw allot at them he responded well with counters and scrambles were exciting. Now that said Siedler was injured with a really nasty eye injury from a previous match.

Great day of some really solid wrestling.

Does anyone know who the gentleman was that got his 1000 win Saturday?  Yes 1000

Watched him wrestle the young man from tequila Claire his head position and defense was incredible ......... I think they (college wrestlers) described it as throwing everything they had at him but meeting a"brick wall".

I assume that may be Mike Kelly, Asst coach at Parkside.

Yup that's who it was and it was really a treat to watch him wrestle and talk with the wrestlers after they competed with him. Just a real pleasure to watch.

[Oldtimer]

That's a difficult question to answer but he was limping a little and a black eye but the last match he wrestled he looked solid. But tweaked a leg not worth destroying it maybe?

I will concur with Dale and his observations the Blugold Open was good solid Tournament with quality wrestlers not a cake walk for anyone. Of course college competition seldom is.

Dale your son came back really tough on the back side of that bracket with a vengeance.

Crone looked really solid Ryan threw allot at them he responded well with counters and scrambles were exciting. Now that said Siedler was injured with a really nasty eye injury from a previous match.

Great day of some really solid wrestling.

That was definitely fun to watch.  We all kept saying who's the old guy, and he was winning...
Dale's kids are beasts with their half.  I've never seen so many quick pins in college.

Does anyone know who the gentleman was that got his 1000 win Saturday?  Yes 1000

Watched him wrestle the young man from tequila Claire his head position and defense was incredible ......... I think they (college wrestlers) described it as throwing everything they had at him but meeting a"brick wall".

I assume that may be Mike Kelly, Asst coach at Parkside.