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Discussion Topic: The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
Dan Cosimi added to this discussion on March 7, 2011
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The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
103 pounds
Division 1: Brandon Thompson - Sophomore - Solon High School (Solon)
Division 2: Mike Rix - Sophomore - Saint Vincent-Saint Mary High School (Akron)
Division 3: Nathan Tomasello - Sophomore - Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (Cuyahoga Falls)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Tomasello
112 pounds
Division 1: George DiCamillo - Junior - Saint Ignatius High School (Cleveland)
Division 2: Ryan Taylor - Junior - Graham High School (Saint Paris)
Division 3: Jacob Danishek - Freshman - Dayton Christian High School (Dayton)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: DiCamillo
119 pounds
Division 1: Dean Heil - Sophomore - Saint Edward High School (Lakewood)
Division 2: Micah Jordan - Freshman - Graham High School (Saint Paris)
Division 3: Tyler Heminger - Senior - Northmor High School (Galion)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Heil
125 pounds
Division 1: Joey Ward - Junior - Archbishop Henry K. Moeller High School (Cincinnati)
Division 2: Tyler Hackworth - Senior - Oak Harbor High School (Oak Harbor)
Division 3: Stephen Myers - Sophomore - Reading High School (Reading)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Myers
130 pounds
Division 1: Anthony Collica - Sophomore - Solon High School (Solon)
Division 2: Johnni DiJulius - Senior - Walsh Jesuit High School (Cuyahoga Falls)
Division 3: Johnny Matacic - Senior - Jackson-Milton High School (North Jackson)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: DiJulius
135 pounds
Division 1: Cody Shivener - Senior - Springboro High School (Springboro)
Division 2: Nate Skonieczny - Junior - Walsh Jesuit High School (Cuyahoga Falls)
Division 3: Hunter Stieber - Senior - Monroeville High School (Monroeville)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Stieber
140 pounds
Division 1: Zach Dailey - Junior - Perry High School (Massillon)
Division 2: Nick Brascetta - Senior - Graham High School (Saint Paris)
Division 3: Cam Tessari - Senior - Monroeville High School (Monroeville)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Tessari
145 pounds
Division 1: Chase Delande - Junior - Davidson High School (Hilliard)
Division 2: Bo Jordan - Sophomore - Graham High School (Saint Paris)
Division 3: Kyle Burns - Junior - Thomas A. Edison High School (Milan)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Jordan
152 pounds
Division 1: Mark Martin - Junior - Saint Edward High School (Lakewood)
Division 2: Matt Stephens - Senior - Graham High School (Saint Paris)
Division 3: Felipe Martinez - Junior - Genoa High School (Genoa)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Stephens
160 pounds
Division 1: Domenic Abounader - Junior - Saint Edward High School (Lakewood)
Division 2: Isaac Jordan - Junior - Graham High School (Saint Paris)
Division 3: Cody Walters - Senior - Saint Peter L. M. Chanel High School (Bedford)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Jordan
171 pounds
Division 1: Michael Baker - Junior - Twinsburg High School (Twinsburg)
Division 2: Cody Ryba - Senior - Crestwood High School (Mantua)
Division 3: Chris Phillips - Senior - Monroeville High School (Monroeville)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Phillips
189 pounds
Division 1: Sam Wheeler - Senior - Copley High School (Copley)
Division 2: Chaz Gresham - Junior - Goshen High School (Goshen)
Division 3: Alex Utley - Senior - Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy High School (Cuyahoga Falls)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Utley
215
Division 1: Nick Tavanello - Junior - Wadsworth High School (Wadsworth)
Division 2: Travis McIntosh - Senior - Miami Trace High School (Washington Court House)
Division 3: Ethan Hayes - Senior - Dixie High School (New Lebanon)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Tavanello
285 pounds
Division 1: Kyle Rose - Senior - Centerville High School (Centerville)
Division 2: Riley Shaw - Junior - Washington High School (Washington Court House)
Division 3: Mimmo Lytle - Junior - Swanton High School (Swanton)
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions: Rose
The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
103 pounds: Nathan Tomasello - Sophomore - Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (Cuyahoga Falls)
112 pounds: George DiCamillo - Junior - Saint Ignatius High School (Cleveland)
119 pounds: Dean Heil - Sophomore - Saint Edward High School (Lakewood)
125 pounds: Stephen Myers - Sophomore - Reading High School (Reading)
130 pounds: Johnni DiJulius - Senior - Walsh Jesuit High School (Cuyahoga Falls)
135 pounds: Hunter Stieber - Senior - Monroeville High School (Monroeville)
140 pounds: Cam Tessari - Senior - Monroeville High School (Monroeville)
145 pounds: Bo Jordan - Sophomore - Graham High School (Saint Paris)
152 pounds: Matt Stephens - Senior - Graham High School (Saint Paris)
160 pounds: Isaac Jordan - Junior - Graham High School (Saint Paris)
171 pounds: Chris Phillips - Senior - Monroeville High School (Monroeville)
189 pounds: Alex Utley - Senior - Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (Cuyahoga Falls)
215 pounds: Nick Tavanello - Junior - Wadsworth High School (Wadsworth)
285 pounds: Kyle Rose - Senior - Centerville High School (Centerville)
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Discussion Topic: The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
Patrick Campbell added to this discussion on March 7, 2011
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How about an outstanding wrestler for the entire tourney? I can't comment, as I was not present.
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Discussion Topic: The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
Jason L. Jackson added to this discussion on March 7, 2011
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I would take Taylor over DiCamillo and Abounader over Jordan. Other than that, I agree with your picks.
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Discussion Topic: The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
Pat Costilow added to this discussion on March 7, 2011
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Dicamillo beat Taylor in the Ironman final, fwiw. He also beat DIII champ Danishek at Brecksville.
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Discussion Topic: The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
Angelo Castillo added to this discussion on March 8, 2011
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Does Taylor from st Paris have any relation to david Taylor
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Discussion Topic: The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
Michael Rodriguez added to this discussion on March 8, 2011
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Discussion Topic: The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
Dan Ransick added to this discussion on March 8, 2011
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Discussion Topic: The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
John Ice added to this discussion on March 8, 2011
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Discussion Topic: The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on March 8, 2011
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Just to be as controversial as possible...
I would select Ian Miller as my 152 lb champion of champions.
He's a defending state champion with national credentials.
He out-wrestled Stephens during the first two periods of their finals bout.
It's obvious that the official should have indicated lack of control and put both wrestlers back on their feet in overtime.
Basically, one incorrect call is going to cost Miller a variety of post-season honors/recognition. By calling Stephens the champ of champs, this website is lending credence to a bad call.
Nothing against Stephens--he was terrific on top. But otherwise Miller appeared to be the better wrestler.
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Discussion Topic: The Ohio Wrestling Network's Champion of Champions
Jason L. Jackson added to this discussion on March 8, 2011
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I think that by the end of the season, Taylor was wrestling better than DiCamillo. I think it took him some time to adjust to the weight.
In regards to Stephens-Miller, it isn't "obvious" that the ref made a mistake, it's your opinion. That opinion is shared by many, not me, but there are others who think the opposite. Only one of the wrestlers actually came close to scoring from the top position, and it wasn't Miller.
It's not like Miller was winning the bout until that call. If the ref puts them back on their feet, then, based on the second and third periods, the match goes to ultimate ride-out, and a coin flip determines your champion. If that coin lands on Stephens, he's your champ anyways.
The main point is that a wrestler cannot be "Champion of Champions" if he doesn't get an invite to the tournament, and, if you didn't win a state championship, you're not in the running.
If it makes you feel better, look at this as playing the cards you were dealt. Of the three state champions, who is the best.
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