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Back to web versionPosted on Wed, Mar. 11, 2009Kansas wins Metro Classic Wrestling DualBy JEFF GELSKISpecial to The StarThe farewell wrestling match of Olathe East’s Jake Woten clinched the 17th annual Metro Classic Wrestling Dual title for Kansason Wednesday at Kansas City Kansas Community College.Woten won 3-2 against Excelsior Springs’ Aaron Sinclair in the 285-pound class. His victory gave Kansas a 27-23 team victoryover Missouri.The event featured top high school seniors, nine of whom recently won state championships and others who also hope to wrestlein college.Woten will play football at Butler County Community College in El Dorado, Kan.“Talk about a way to go out,” Woten said. “The stands were wild. That was probably the greatest sports feeling I’ve ever had.”Woten placed sixth in the 215-pound class at the Kansas 6A state meet this year.Jacob Nowak of St. Thomas Aquinas, however, got the nod to wrestle at 215 pounds Wednesday.Nowak won 7-1 against Oak Park’s Austin Baske, who subbed for injured Center senior Zack Williams, a Missouri state champion.Nowak’s victory gave Kansas a 24-23 lead entering the final match.Woten, wrestling at 210 pounds, took a 1-0 lead over the heavier Sinclair after two periods. Sinclair got an escape to tie the scoreearly in the third period.With a little more than a minute left, Woten brought the Kansas fans to their feet with a two-point takedown.“I just heard it when I got that takedown,” Woten said. “I was just, ‘Yes.’ ”Sinclair came up with a one-point escape in the final minute, but Woten hung on for the victory.Two Kansas wrestlers upended Missouri state champions. At 119 pounds, Washington’s James Wauer took a 6-3 decisionagainst Clinton’s Andy Skaggs, who went 47-1 and won a Missouri Class 2 state title.At 152 pounds, Olathe East’s David Lalo won 9-6 against Platte County’s Colin Wittmeyer, a two-time Missouri Class 2 champ.The 125-pound match featured two state champions in Olathe South’s Chaz Lawrence and Blue Springs’ Luke Greco. A one-pointescape early in the second period gave Greco a 1-0 victory.@ Go to KansasCity.com for a wrestling photo gallery.© 2009 Kansas City Star and wire service sources. All Rights Reserved. http://www.kansascity.comFriday, Mar 13, 2
Back to web versionPosted on Wed, Mar. 11, 2009Topeka Hayden knocks out Sumner 66-57By RICK DEANSpecial to The StarSALINA, Kan. | Sumner Academy picked the worst possible time to have what coach Dan Parra called his team’s worst shootingnight of the year.The fourth-seeded Sabres, struggling to shoot over a Topeka Hayden zone, hit a tepid 31 percent of their 66 field-goal attemptsand fell 66-57 to the defending champions in a quarterfinal game of the Class 4A boys state tournament at the BicentennialCenter.“We were four of 22 on three-pointers, and normally we’re a better shooting team than that,” Parra said.Hayden’s rarely shown zone limited the Sabres to five of 16 shots in the first quarter, and eight of 27 for the first half. Hayden useda 17-2 run beginning late in the first quarter to turn an 11-9 deficit into a 26-13 lead, and Sumner spent the rest of the afternoontrying to catch up. In vain, as it turned out.Sumner was led by Reese Holliday’s 27 points. The Sabres never got closer than nine, that coming on Holliday’s final threepointerjust before the buzzer. Hayden was led by 21 points from senior Jeff Reid, who will play at St. Louis next year. Sophomoreguard Kurt Walker made only four turnovers in the face of Sumner’s pressure defense and generally controlled the pace of thegame to Hayden’s liking.“If there was a big difference in the game, it was him,” Parra said of Walker. “He played beyond his years.”Basehor-Linwood 61, Wichita Trinity 53Ryan Murphy had 15 points and twin brother Colin added 13 as Basehor-Linwood pulled off an upset in the evening session,handing third-seeded Trinity only its second loss of the season. Basehor-Linwood, making its first state tournament appearancesince 1995, fell in a 12-4 hole early, then battled back, leading 35-28 at halftime.Ryan Murphy had 11 points in the first half.© 2009 Kansas City Star and wire service sources. All Rights Reserved. http://www.kansascity.comFriday, Mar 13, 2
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