Well done all. Esai's sweet, Jeremy's sweet, payback's sweet.

could someone post a link to the website that has the results? Thanks

McCoy over Slaughter of Louisiana, who was undefeated. Mccoy still has a shot at #2 in his pool. Esai looks to be #1 in his pool.

Trenton Washington gets 3rd in his pool despite beating Rau (IA) who got the #1 seed. Trenton lost to the #2 seed. Pokorny is also a 3 seed after losing to Grjelas and Eng.

Fargo is a tough tourney that is for sure. The guy who got the #1 seed in his pool in 140lbs (opposite Esai and Mccoy) lost a match 6-0, 7-0 to a guy who did not even place. Esai has a great chance to win this thing. I just wish it said NE instead of IA on his singlet.

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Good Luck LeValley of Limon Colorado! He is going for gold against Hall of Washington at 145. Go get em!

Esai beats Slaughter and wins his pool. Esai will wrestle for the 140lbs greco title as a junior. Mccoy will wrestle for 3rd place at 140lbs. Pokorny will wrestle for 5th place at 112lbs. Washington will wrestle for 5th as well even though he has only one loss AND he beat the pool winner. Tough luck there.

Jeff Slaughter (140lbs) from Louisiana committed to Nebraska on July 11 according to Intermat.com Both Esai and Mccoy have beaten him in greco at Fargo today. Pretty cool.

I think Esai showed pretty clearly that he isn't taking a backseat to anyone in Nebraska. Good for him!

Junior - 140 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Esai Dominguez of Iowa
2nd Place - Jon Drendel of Illinois
3rd Place - Jake Deitchler of Minnesota
4th Place - Jeremy Mccoy of Nebraska
5th Place - Luke Satern of Iowa
6th Place - Jeff Slaughter of Louisiana
7th Place - Ryan Cubberly of Ohio
8th Place - Tyler Davis of Florida
1st Place Match
Esai Dominguez (Iowa) over Jon Drendel (Illinois) Dec 1-1,2-1
3rd Place Match
Jake Deitchler (Minnesota) over Jeremy Mccoy (Nebraska) Dec 1-1,3-1
5th Place Match
Luke Satern (Iowa) over Jeff Slaughter (Louisiana) Fall 1:59
7th Place Match
Ryan Cubberly (Ohio) over Tyler Davis (Florida) Dec 4-2,7-1

Junior - 130 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jeff Rau of Iowa
2nd Place - Josh Strait of Idaho
3rd Place - Marshall Koethe of Iowa
4th Place - Jake Mellmer of North Dakota
5th Place - Trenton Washington of Nebraska
6th Place - Josh Speelman of Ohio
7th Place - Cory Casady of Colorado
8th Place - Frank Sade of Michigan

1st Place Match
Jeff Rau (Iowa) over Josh Strait (Idaho) Dec 2-2,4-3
3rd Place Match
Marshall Koethe (Iowa) over Jake Mellmer (North Dakota) Fall 4-3,1:36
5th Place Match
Trenton Washington (Nebraska) over Josh Speelman (Ohio) Dec 3-1,6-1
7th Place Match
Cory Casady (Colorado) over Frank Sade (Michigan) Dec 6-0,5-1

*****Note - Washington beat Rau in pool play.

Junior - 112 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Eric Grajales of Florida
2nd Place - Donte Butler of Missouri
3rd Place - Boris Novachkov of California
4th Place - Marty Eng of Oregon
5th Place - Andy Pokorny of Nebraska
6th Place - Connor Mcdonald of Delaware
7th Place - Bo Touris of Ohio
8th Place - Kellan Aura of California

1st Place Match
Eric Grajales (Florida) over Donte Butler (Missouri) Dec 5-5,5-2
3rd Place Match
Boris Novachkov (California) over Marty Eng (Oregon) ID
5th Place Match
Andy Pokorny (Nebraska) over Connor Mcdonald (Delaware) Dec 4-0,5-1
7th Place Match
Bo Touris (Ohio) over Kellan Aura (California) ID

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Originally posted by chiefstorm:
Good Luck LeValley of Limon Colorado! He is going for gold against Hall of Washington at 145. Go get em!

Junior - 145 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Trevor Hall of Washington
2nd Place - Kevin LeValley of Colorado
3rd Place - Chris Hacker of Oklahoma
4th Place - Shane Nay of Missouri
5th Place - Volodymyr Rozdolsky of Illinois
6th Place - JP O`Connor of New York
7th Place - Bryce Saddoris of Nevada
8th Place - Jacob Salazar of Utah
1st Place Match
Trevor Hall (Washington) over Kevin LeValley (Colorado) Dec 1-1,1-1
3rd Place Match
Chris Hacker (Oklahoma) over Shane Nay (Missouri) TF 7-0,7-1
5th Place Match
Volodymyr Rozdolsky (Illinois) over JP O`Connor (New York) Dec 4-2,0-3,1-1
7th Place Match
Bryce Saddoris (Nevada) over Jacob Salazar (Utah) Dec 6-0,1-1

*****what is the criteria for a 1-1, 1-1 match??? Why no third period???

If the score is tied, the winner is determined by criteria. Criteria in order of importance:
least amount of cautions
5 point move
3 point move
last point scored.

In a 1-1 match, the winner would be the wrestler without a caution, or the last wrestler to score.

For instance, I commit a foul. The official gives me a caution and you 1 point. Then I secure a takedown and receive 1 point. You win the period even though I scored last becasue I have a caution.

A similar set of circumstances could happen in the 2nd period, or I score a takedown first and then you take me down later in the period. Score is 1-1 but since you scored last....you win the period. Because you won 2 out of 3 periods, you win the match!

Hope that clears it up.

Congrats: Esai, Kellogg, Rau, Koethe: For years we sweated with all of 'em and Massey trained all of 'em. Due to Keith and Zac, more AA's have come out of that room than almost any other in the country: Only 35 miles from Omaha.

Well done Nebraska Juniors. Thanks to the coaches and athletes for the effort and sacrifice.

And people think I'm crazy for driving Dante' all the way to Underwood from Kearney.

I give credit to Massey for Dante's Kids Freestyle and Greco Roman National titles that he won in Greenbay,WI this year.

Keith, I'm sure your very proud of how your wrestlers are doing or have done. Were very thankful for what you have done for us.

A Rod

By the way dswitz, it a 200 mile trip for us one way but well worth it.

Esai looked very tough and very composed. He had to wait around to wrestle a match after the women's finals today because of a protest and they put him up on the big stage.

Then he was up on the stage a short time later for his finals match and looked very impressive.

He did some little dance after he won that was pretty impressive too. I'm not sure exactly what it was, but it was pretty funny.

A-Rod: No doubt the trip is always worth it. At one practice we had something like 10-14 AA titles in the room: And now Nat'l Champs as well, including some kid named Dante. Congrats to him.

Congrats Esai

From the whole Rodriguez clan

Esai Dominguez, Junior National Greco Roman Champion 2006.

Great job to all our medalists.