2012 JJHuddle All-Ohio Wrestling Teams; Wrestler & Coach of the Year announced
There might not be a harder all-star team to make than the JJHuddle All-Ohio Wrestling Team. Why? Because this state is stacked with talent and there are only 14 slots available. Here’s who earned our All-Ohio honors this year…
There might not be a harder all-star team to make than the JJHuddle All-Ohio Wrestling Team. Why? Because this state is stacked with talent and there are only 14 slots available. Here’s who earned our All-Ohio honors this year… 2012 JJHUDDLE ALL-OHIO WRESTLING TEAM
* Photos by Nick Falzerano (nicholasstudios.com)
103: Cameron Kelly, Fr., Bellbrook: Freshman finished 45-1 and became school’s first state champion ever.
113: Nathan Tomasello, Jr., CVCA*: Country’s No. 1 ranked wrestler won his third state title (first in D-II) and improved to 90-0 the last two years.
120: George DiCamillo, Sr., St. Ignatius*: Virginia recruit won second straight D-I state title and finished as four-time placer. DiCamillo was 111-2 his last three years of high school wrestling. He was unbeaten as a junior and senior. DiCamillo is ranked No. 1 nationally.
126: Dean Heil, Jr., St. Edward*: Oklahoma State verbal won his third D-I state title. Heil is 94-5 in his career and was 34-1 this season.
132: Jacob Danishek, So., Dayton Christian: Captured his second D-III state title and finished the season 50-3. He was 50-1 as a freshman.
138: Nate Skonieczny, Sr., Walsh Jesuit: Iowa recruit and nation’s No. 2 wrestler won his second straight D-I state title. He was 140-1 the last three years and wrapped his career with a 179-6 record. Skonieczny was state runner-up as a sophomore and third as a freshman.
145: Anthony Collica, Jr., Solon: Won back-to-back D-I state titles and wrapped the season 44-3. He was 45-3 as a sophomore.
152: Bo Jordan, Jr., Graham*: Ranked No. 1 nationally, Jordan won his third D-II state title, finished the season 51-0 and improved to 133-1 in his career.
160: Isaac Jordan, Sr., Graham*: The country’s No. 3 ranked wrestler won his third D-II state title and his finished his senior campaign 49-0.
170: Mark Martin, Sr., St. Edward: Ohio State recruit advanced to his third straight D-I state final and won his second straight title en route to finishing the season 34-2.
182: Chaz Gresham, Sr., Goshen: Ohio University recruit won his second straight D-II state title and wrapped his senior season 32-0. Gresham also finished third as a sophomore and eighth as a freshman.
195: JoJo Tayse, Jr., Massillon Perry: Two-time state placer wrapped a 42-2 season and won his first D-I state title.
220: Ty Walz, Sr., St. Edward: Virginia Tech recruit made amends for last year’s runner-up finish by capturing his first D-I state title. Walz finished his senior campaign 35-3.
285: Nick Tavanello, Sr. , Wadsworth*: Ohio State commit and senior became just the third D-I wrestler in state history to win three state titles at 215 or above when he won D-I 285 title. The victory was also Tavanello’s 117th straight against Ohio competition.*2011 All-Ohio Selection ________________________________________________________________________ 2012 JJHUDDLE ALL-OHIO SPECIAL MENTION
Matthew Kolodzik, 103, Fr., Miami Valley School; Ryan Taylor, 120, Sr., Graham; Micah Jordan, 126, So., Graham; Joey Ward, 132, Sr., Moeller; Brent Fickel, 132, Sr., Padua Franciscan; Edgar Bright, 132, Jr., St. Edward; Zack Dailey, 152, Sr., Massillon Perry; Domenic Abounader, 182, Jr., St. Edward; B.J. Toal, 182, Jr., Troy Christian; Huston Evans, 182, Sr., Graham; Michael Baker, 182, Sr., Twinsburg; Matt Meadows, 220, Sr., CVCA; Riley Shaw, 285, Sr., Washington Court House; Mimmo Lytle, 285, Sr., Swanton ________________________________________________________________________ 2012 JJHUDDLE ALL-OHIO WRESTLER OF THE YEAR
Bo Jordan, Graham (Jr.)
2012 JJHUDDLE ALL-OHIO COACH OF THE YEAR
Michael Blackburn, SteubenvilleA year after Big Red scored just two points at the state tournament, Blackburn guided Steubenville to a fifth place finish in D-II. Big Red had five placers, including Charlie Keenan who was runner-up at 195. Steubenville sent 13 wrestlers to districts and finished No. 2 in the final JJHuddle D-II Wrestling Power Poll.________________________________________________________________________ALL-OHIO WRESTLING ARCHIVEJJHuddle 2011 All-Ohio Wrestling Team ________________________________________________________________________* The All-Ohio Wrestling Teams were chosen by JJHuddle wrestling writer John Cummings and Managing Editor Eric Frantz. |
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