wrestling

Coming off a successful weekend at the Commodore Perry quad meet, the Youngsville Junior High Eagles found themselves staring down back-to-back rivalry meets with Beaty and Eisenhower.

First up for the Eagles was Beaty on Tuesday. The dual occurred prior to the Alumni Night festivities where five of the 100-match winners were recognized. The Eagles and Dragons traded wins back and forth throughout the dual with Kenzie Hodak, Brantley Coleson, Brayden Patch, Tucker Sanford, Collin Havers, Johnathan Sullivan, and Ben Blauser winning for the Eagles. Mason Chapman, Wyatt Wilson, Josh Foust, Dehklund Conklin, and Eric McAlister won for the Dragons. The Eagles came away with the dual meet win by a 33-29 score.

“To me, Wyatt and Jake had the match of the night. Jake got the escape right at the end of the match to send it to OT where Wyatt came out on top,” said Youngsville coach Tim Suydan “I was also glad to see Ben get his first win. He was kinda bummed about his performance in his first-ever match over the weekend. So it was good to see him bounce back and pick up his first win.”

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Next up for the Eagles was a dual with Eisenhower at Eisenhower on Thursday. The Eagles started off with a pin by Brayden Patch and a 21-10 major decision by Brantley Coleson. The Knights fired back with a pin by Lane Morrison. Kenzie Hodak began a run of Eagle victories by pinning Gabe Walter in 38 seconds. Jake Battko won by 18-2 technical fall over Owen Ash to set up a marquee match between Youngsville’s Tucker Sanford and Ike’s Thayne Gourley. In a hard fought battle, Sanford came away with the pin in 4:02. Collin Havers followed up Sanford’s pin with one of his own before Ike’s Wes Wilcox closed out the matches by pinning Youngsville’s Mack Eighmey in 46 seconds. In exhibition matches, Owen Ash pinned Brantley Coleson in 2:55, Joey Fanelli pinned Ben Blauser in 1:20, and Thomas Salapek won by 9-0 major decision over Brenton Meyers. “I was glad to see Tucker and Thayne square off. Tucker has improved a ton over the past three years and Thayne is one of those experienced, dangerous wrestlers who can and will capitalize on any opening you give him.” said Suydan, “Overall, I thought we looked better than Tuesday night. I told the kids after Tuesday’s match that we left a lot of points on the mat and they needed to be sharper. They’re steadily coming along, but we’ve still got work to do to get better.”

Here are the complete results for both JH meets:

Youngsville JH 33, Beaty 29

Mason Chapman (B) Fall Hunter Shields (Y) 0:19

McKenzie Hodak (Y) MD Nick Freehling (B) 12-3

Brantley Coleson (Y) Fall Dru Abbey (B) 3:24

Wyatt Wilson (B) Default Jake Battko (Y) 5:01

Brayden Patch (Y) Fall Eli Dodge (B) 4:08

Josh Foust (B) TF Khloe Rulander (Y) 17-1

Tucker Sanford (Y) Fall Noah Pape (B) 0:29

Collin Havers (Y) TF Jake Lawson (B) 15-0

Johnathan Sullivan (Y) Fall Owen Young (B) 0:30

Dehklund Conklin (B) Fall Ryker Chase (Y) 2:15

Eric McAlister (B) Fall Didi Corraliza (Y) 0:09

Exhibition: Ben Blauser (Y) Fall Weylin Hohman 0:38

Youngsville JH 33, Eisenhower JH 12

Brayden Patch (Y) Fall Joseph Fanelli (E) 1:18

Brantley Coleson (Y) MD Mason Williams (E) 21-10

Lane Morrison (E) Fall Hunter Shields (Y) 0:20

McKenzie Hodak (Y) Fall Gabe Walter (E) 0:38

Jake Battko (Y) TF Owen Ash (E) 18-2

Tucker Sanford (Y) Fall Thayne Gourley (E) 4:02

Collin Havers (Y) Fall Luke Johnson (E) 3:23

Wes Wilcox (E) Fall Mack Eighmey (Y) 0:46

Exhibition: Owen Ash (E) Fall Brantley Coleson (Y) 2:55

Exhibition: Joey Fanelli (E) Fall Ben Blauser (Y) 1:20

Exhibition: Thomas Salapek (E) MD Brenton Myers (Y) 9-0

Junior bowling

Friday Juniors: Tanner Albaugh 125-353, Violet Brooker 88-236, Camden Brzezinski 97-251, Tydus Chase 172-481, Attie Corey 145-378, Grady Corey 142-341, James Crawford 146-407, Konnor Eck 161-419, Cylas Houghton 73-172, Kale Jespersen 116-331, Blake Lewis 57-159, Paiden Johnson 103-298, Kyle Jones 97-245, Brynn Norris 107-306, Gavin Rex 123-348, Steven Rex 185-497, Casey Rich 135-390, Addison Ristau 131-309, Cory Ristau 147-344, Brooke Sherry 110-323, Malysia Sorensen 116-321, Michael Tremblay 105-254.

Saturday Strikers: Abby Allen 164-376, Kaylee Allen 117-333, Casie Anderson 117-311, Hunter Braley 118-314, Carsyn Branstrom 102-296, Ella Card 126-355, Parker Chase 50-138, Ben Cressley 79-211, Noah Cressley 118-255, Liam Farmery 104-244, Logan Farmery 155-367, Greyson Farnsworth 93-223, Gavin Heeter 130-337, Eric Irons 115-301, Colton Kirby 110-305, Peytynn Kirby 115-291, Keagan Lehnen 119-339, Collin Montgomery 156-381, Deirdre Nelson 135-375, John Papalia 135-399, Max Papalia 100-295, Allyson Peate 145-355, Alivia Peate 28-82, Penelope Rex 73-182, Steven Rex 171-435, Blake Shick 75-171, Eric Steuart 92-253, Wyatt Walters 144-332.

Abby Allen, a sophomore at Eisenhower High School, bowled her career-high game of 164, while Logan Farmery, a sixth-grader at Youngsville Elementary School, shot a career-best 155 game.

Varsity teams for week ending Dec.14: Brooke Sherry 692, Abby Allen 649, Deirdre Nelson 645 and Malysia Sorensen 645.

Cory Ristau 638, Kale Jespersen 628, Gavin Heeter 625 and Eric Irons 619.

Adult bowling

Tom Traub rolled a 181-500 to pace the Silver Sliders League at Valley Bowling Center.

Other scores were Jeff Trohoske 181-457, Sue Andrack 167-411 and Kellie Dunn 142-401.

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Denice Hollingshead’s 182-510 and Deb Sumner’s 161-475 led the way in the Ladies Church League at Valley Bowling Center.

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Daybreakers: Cheri Wolfgang fired a 192-492 and Cindy Reasbeck hit a 190-461 to lead the Daybreakers League at Valley Bowling Center.