Wrestling: January 2012 Archives

The results got in too late, but Quartz Hill beat Littlerock 67-15 in a dual match and then defeated Antelope Valley 60-12.

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Several Rebel wrestlers will compete in the Sam de John Tournament at San Fernando High on Saturday. Other teams that will compete include San Fernando, Crespi, Sylmar, Chatsworth and some members of the Royal team, among others.

In another dual match, San Fernando defeated Panorama 63-12 at home. The Tigers will travel to Monroe for their next match.

El Camino Real placed 6th as a team at the Santa Ynez High School, two-day, 32 team tournament.
The second-placers were Josh Adad (120) and Shayan Shahangian (152).

Michael Henderson (195) and Guy Shamam (160) placed 4th. Pasha Sabet (126) finished fifth, Kenny Lemus (220), Saam Shahrokhi (145), and Sean Polakov (113) placed 6th and Seamus Sullivan (170) was 7th.

San Fernando is the only local team competing in the two-day Temecula Valley tournament.

Fourth-seeded Sergio Mendez is still active in the championship round and Johnny Parada lost once and is now in the consolation round, but still competing.

Crespi and Royal are two area schools competing in the 5-Counties Tournament in Fountain Valley, which started Friday and continues Saturday.

Blayne Briceno, Carlos Lazo, Adrian Manzo and Richard Ortiz won all of their matches on Day One and continue in the championship bracket on Saturday.

Nathen Ruiz, Taylor Amic and Jon-Bert Dones of Royal also haven't lost yet and move forward in the championship bracket. Cody Goshman, Deric Ginther, Grant Goldberg, Colton Wergryzn, Tristan Lyga, Ryan Blomquist, Bryson Stikkleman and Tomas Castillo have all lost once and are still alive in the consolation bracket,

There will be many items about wrestling in tomorrows paper, but we ran out of room for the results of San Fernando dual meet

Tigers 57, Vaughn 3.

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In other scores.
Simi Valley 41, Moorpark 31 (Marmonte League)
Crespi 35, Bishop Amat 33 (Mission)
El Camino Real 62, Cleveland 3 (West Valley)
Monroe 42, Panorama 39 (East Valley)
Newbury Park 35, Agoura 26 (Marmonte)

Simi takes the lead in the Marmonte League - and sets up a season-ending match with crosstown rival Royal for the title - and Crespi has positioned itself to potentially win the Mission League - after beating last year's champion.

After Christmas comes the league dual matches and Alemany continued through its schedule, defeating Harvard-Westlake 60-15 at the Wolverines gym. Alemany remains undefeated in league play so far.

In the Mission League schedule, Alemany hosts Crespi on Feb. 2 after the Celts go against Bishop Amat in La Puente on Thursday.

In a call that came into us slightly too late to make the newspaper, Moorpark defeated Agoura 55-16: in Marmonte League competition Jake Ruth (106 pounds), Richie Vaillancourt (120), [BODY]Oran McMichael (126)[/BODY], Vincente Avila (132), Ryan Thompson (152), Tyler McManus (170) and Bryan Spencer (182) all won matches for the Musketeers.
Kyle Bischoff was the lone bright spot for Agoura (0-4, 0-3) with a 13-5 decision over Kevin Vega.