2010
District 6 Wrestling Tourney Brackets
District 6 Wrestling Tourney
Team Results
Brackets will be updated as contests are completed
this Friday and Saturday
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weight classes
2009
District 6 Tourney Brackets
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Chelan State Ranked Wrestlers
Last Year At State
The Chelan High School Wrestling
team got the year started on the right foot by placing second
at the Sky Valley invitational in Sultan Washington. “I
think this week of practice paid off big for us today, everyone
on the team was mentally and physically prepared to compete at
a high level” Out of 12 teams we placed second today. You
could tell the kids were excited to bring home some hardware,
we’ve been training extremely hard since winter break so
this was a big motivator for our young squad. We currently have
29 on the team, with only three seniors, so I am very pleased
with today’s outcome. At 112 freshman Erick Garcia placed
third and Luis Rodriquez took second. At 125 Adelberth Guillen
came through the back door at a tough weight to place third. Dillon
Parker at 130 dominated the competition by winning by technical
fall in the finals 16-0. “Parker was hurt the first month
of the season, so it was good to see him back to his old form
which includes dominating opponents from the first wistle, attacking
from all positions, and wrestling hard for six minutes showing
that his physical shape is starting to come around. At 135 Hank
Burton lost a tight match in the semi’s to state placer
Dillon Miller from Cashmere, but came back through the consolation
rounds to place third. At 171 Junior Jorge Villasenor had his
best outing of the season by making his first final.”Jorge
shows up everyday to work hard in practice and his patience is
starting to pay off. Although he lost a tight match in the finals
3-0 I am really pleased with his progression this season. At 189
Sophmore Arnie Lopez, placed first at his first tournament of
the year by pinning his way to first place.”Arnie was in
the zone today, he had the attitude of a warrior, dominating all
four of his opponents by pin today, what a surprise from such
a young wrestler who has only been wrestling for three years now.
At 215 Alexis Cortez, freshman, came through the back door to
place 3rd winning a tight match in overtime for the bronze. “Cortez
showed a lot of maturity in the third place match today, sometimes
unexpected from a freshman. He was down 1-0 in the third, but
kept pressuring his opponent and ended up getting 1 point because
of stalling calls which put the match into overtime. In ot he
stepped up the pressure and took his opponent down for the win”
Overall, this tournament was a good indicator as to where we are
and where we still need to go. I am pleased with how everyone
wrestled with the attitude to win, think offensive in all positions,
and push opponents around with our physical shape. I think all
the halls are starting to pay off!!!
