D3 #1 Dundee vs. D1 #3 Bedford

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01/31/24

I didn’t realize this match was happening, so I tried putting things together before the match started, but I did have practice from 6-7:30 ​and missed most of the match. Thankful Dundee Wrestling Club runs a live stream and I was able to rewatch the dual. The results are also ​posted on trackwrestling.

I jumped in during the second period of the Chinavare match. But will type it as I rewatch the match on the Dundee Wrestling Live Stream ​Replay.

Before action starts, the crowd is treated to some youth matches between the up and coming stars of each of these storied programs. ​These events are always great for the youth and keep them invested and connected to the communal aspect of wrestling. After that, ​there is some recognition of the Dundee Seniors. 4 years of battle with one of the toughest schedules in the state deserves some serious ​recognition. Congrats to these young men and women! Managers and wrestlers. There is also a tribute to the legendary Coach Witt, who ​led Dundee to four team state titles.

The youth matches:

Tristan lambert (Bed) over Briggs Poupard (Dun) 2-1

Brady Stevens (Dun) over Fisher Joiner (Bed) Fall :32

Preston Knepp (Dun) over Maize Monnett (Bed) Fall 2:31

Jerry Heiden (Dun) over Jace Dixon (Bed) Dec. 6-2

Brooks Poupard (Dun) over Roman Rucki (Bed) Major Dec. 13-1

Wyatt Sindone (Dun) over Tristan Llambert (Bed) 2-1

An exhibition at 120 starts the high school matches, where Bryan Sterling took on Griffin Tibai. These guys are both in and out of the starting line-up ​and are both looking to fight for the podium in there respective divisions. Sterling opens with some half attempts at shots, keeping Tibai on his toes. ​Sterling controls the center, Tibai shoots, and sterling takes the corner. He transitions into a shot of his own and finishes for two on Tibai. Sterling ​chooses down in the second. Sterling scores quick off a quad-pod stand-up. Single leg for Sterling, he takes it high and finishes for two. Escape ​Tibai. Multiple single leg attempts by Sterling, he shoots Tibai out of bounds and draws a stalling against Tibai. Takedown Sterling, and he gets to a ​Blair ride and rides it out. Tibai takes top in the third. Escape to a heavy snap, it’s 10-2. Shot by Tibai, but he gets extended. Go behind for a ​takedown, and the match ends 12-2.

This was a ranked match-up happening in the exhibition rounds, I will only be posting results of the other exhibitions.

Max Benore (Bed) over Colton Roy (Dun) by Fall 3:19

Jackson Martin (Dun) over Andrew Allen (Bed) by Fall :41

Pryce Johnson (Dun) over Brady Baxter (Bed) by Fall 1:59

Braylon Gilsdorf (Bed) over Jaxen Beyer (Dun) by Fall 2:26

Cooper Buhl (Dun) over Simon Montrie Dec. SV-1 6-4

The official match started at 190, where Owen Motylinski weighed in at 175 and bumped up into the 190 weight class. Owen is ranked at 165. He ​takes on Bedford’s Branden Bruning. Owen scores in the first off of a front headlock go behind to a cradle but doesn’t secure any back points. ​Escape Bruning. It’s 2-1, Motylinski goes down. Escape Motylinski, right into a shot to a takedown. Granby to an escape for Bruning.Third period and ​Bruning goes down. Motylinski was looking for a stack, but Bruning reversed him. Owen holds on to win 5-4.

The next match saw Landon King take on Dillan Ward at 215. King transitions from a knee pick to a toss, but they go out of bounds. Front headlock to ​a go behind for King, followed by a tilt. Ward goes down in the second, but King takes advantage and locks a cradle for 3 more nearfall. On the ​restart in the center, King gets a bundle and picks up the pin.

Heavyweight showcased one of the only matches Bedford was favored in, as Chase Norbury of Bedford took on the other 215 lb’er from Dundee, ​Aiden Massengill. Not to stereotype heavyweight wrestling, but these two went at it on their feet, handfighting it out for most of the first, but after ​about a minute and a half, Norbury scored off a front headlock. In the second Norbury goes down in the second. After some rolling around and ​impressive scrambling, Massengill rides out a tough second period. Aiden goes down in the third. Massengill fights hard to keep moving on bottom ​and the match ends 2-0, Norbury. Bedford is on the board.

Dropping down to 106, we see two stud freshmen doing battle as Mason Katschor wrestles Cody Duvendack. Katschor scores off a single leg. Escape ​Duvendack, but Katschor controls the front head, into a throw-by shot and a takedown. He cuts Cody after the restart. Elbow pass to a high crotch by ​Mason, then he turns the corner and drops the hips to score the takedown in bounds. 6-2, and Katschor takes down in the second, followed by a ​quick escape. Katschor scores off a Duvendack shot, then Duvendack gets his escape. Quick low single for Kaschor and he scores off it and follows it ​up by cutting Duvendack loose. Shot by Duvendack, he hits his nose, I think, Katschor, circles and reshoots for a takedown, but injury time is needed. ​After the break, Cody goes down. In the third, Cody elects to stay on their feet. Shot by Mason, reshot for Duvendack, reshot to that reshot, in some ​great continuous wrestling, but they go out of bounds. Shot by Duvendack leads to a Katschor go behind, then a Duvendack escape. The match ends ​with a go behind for Katschor, 16-5.

Haydn Nutt comes out at 113 to wrestle Tristan King. After a battle in the front headlock, King started bleeding. Takedown Nutt on the return to ​action, he lets King out. The period ends 2-1, and Nutt goes down. Escape Nutt after he works a front headlock a little before realizing he hadn’t been ​given his escape yet. Snap, front headlock, go behind for 2. 5-1 and King chooses neutral. King gets a single, drives to his feet, but Nutt drops the hips ​and snags a bundle to a stalemate, but King’s bleeding again. Underhook to the ankle for Nutt, but King wings down and gets a stalemate, back to the ​center again. Left side high crotch for Nutt, but King snags an ankle, it’s potentially dangerous. The match ends 5-1 in Nutt’s favor.

Mason Haines bumps up to 120 and wrestles Vincent Cole. Dump for Haines for two, and an escape for Cole. Another dump, and two. Escape for ​Cole. Dump for Haines, almost some nearfall, but nothing. Second period, Haines goes down and is able to get an escape, to a dump, into three ​nearfall. He cuts Cole again. Single leg by Haines, he finishes it for 2. Haines rides out the rest of the second. Cole goes down, but Haines stands him ​up. Dump to a single for Haines into some nearfall. A 19-4 tech.

Kade Kluce walks out to the mat at 126, he wrestles Nolan King. Quick sot and a finish for Kluce and he lets King back out. Into high crotch, finish and ​Kluce cuts him. A low single off the whistle turns into a scramble and a takedown for Kluce. Kluce locks up a cradle and scores 3 nearfall as the ​period ends. It’s 9-2 after the first. Kluce chose top and immediately pulls a stand-up attempt by King into a cheap tilt, but doesn’t get the two-​count. Another cradle for Kluce and he leads at the end of the period 12-2. King decides to go top in the third. A sit-out, hip heist and Kluce runs ​down a leg attack for the reversal. Ball and chain tilt for 2 nearfall for Kluce. 16-2, Kluce.

Avery Lane is the rep at 132 for Dundee tonight, he wrestles Dylan Sevilla. Off the whistle, Lane shoots, Sevilla tries to whip it over, Lane rolls ​through, nothing and they are back on their feet after the flurry. Another scramble leads to Lane on top with a near wrist. 2-0 going into the second, ​and Lane chooses down. Quick switch to a reversal for Lane. He sucks Sevilla back in a crab ride and throws a leg in for three nearfall. Lane gets a ​little high, Sevilla rolls around and Lane slides into a grapevine and secures his three. With a few seconds left in the 2nd, Lane scores 2 nearfall but ​Sevilla reverses him in a peterson and scores two nearfall. Third period is neutral. Lane goes for the high dive, Sevilla tries to throw, Lane plants it ​and picks up the fall.

It looks like Cam bumped up to 138, to take on Lucas Gerber. Chinavre is passing elbows, and step into a headlcok, and scores a takedown and two ​more nearfall, they go out of bounds. Gerber gets to his feet and away. Double leg to a finish for Chinavare. 6-1 after one. Escape for Gerber followed ​by a double leg by Chinavare. An optional start and escape, we’re back on our feet. Snap to a front headlock, go behind and 2, takedown. He locks up ​a cradle and scores his nearfall. A Gerber escape leads to out of bounds and some blood time. Chinavare rolls through a pancake attempt and gets ​to the legs for a takedown and 2 nearfall. Chinavare leads 16-4 into the third, choses neutral, scores a takedown on the edge. Chinavare cuts him and ​almost gives up a takedown on the edge, but they go out of bounds. Chinavare scores off a drag to a high crotch. 20-5

At 144, Cosby takes on Benore. Benore was an Observerland Champion last week, and a Monroe County Champ. Cosby was state runner-up and ​nationally ranked as a sophomore at 144. Cosby scores off a snatch single at the 30 second mark. Cosby cuts him and is in on a low single, splits the ​middle, to a takedown and a wing. Second period, Cosby choses down, he leads 4-1. Cosby with a reversal out the back door, cuts Benore. Blake ​passes a Benore shot for a takedown, he cuts Benore and scores a quick single leg. Cosby falls into a leg turk and picks up two nearfall. Cosby rolls ​up a cross arm tilt and gets his five count, Benore rolls out and goes out of bounds. Benore chooses down, Cosby cuts him, Cosby scores a takedown ​and catches the cross leg turk. 15-3, Cosby, he cuts Benore again, high crotch to a cross leg tilt, but transitions into a cross arm tilt. Cosby scores a ​20-4 tech fall.

150 will see Camden Lewis vs. Trey Parker. Quick score for Trey. Parker goes to cut Lewis but the ref doesn’t give it. Parker tosses him to his back ​for three, then cuts him and scores off a shot. Another escape for Lewis as Parker blows through a double leg. Trey runs a simple half, but they ​go out of bounds. He got two nearfall, and it’s 11-2. Parker sinks another half, but they go out and no points are scored. Parker let’s him go and ​scores again. Trey runs him over to his back and gets the fall.

We move onto Donny Beaufait and Connor Hall at 157. Hall is ranked in D1, Donny is #1 at 150 in D3. Beaufait scores off an explosive shot, hooks ​the leg, gets some swipes and transitions into a wing. Donny gets a cross arm tilt for three nearfall. Donny gets another wing and tilts Hall up ​again. It’s 10-0, with 5 seconds left. Beaufait goes neutral in the second, duck to a double leg, he gets a takedown and has Hall’s legs crossed, ​out-of-bounds. Donny is running a solid Blair ride, and transitions into a cross wrist. Beaufait runs a Blair ride into a two point turn. Hall Brabs his ​leg and makes things difficult in the final seconds of the second period. Hall chooses neutral, 14-0. Beaufait on the shot at the edge, he scores it ​early in the third for the takedown.

Now we have Kole Katschor for Dundee, and Zach Miracle for Bedford at 165. Dump to a takedown for Katschor. He’s running a Blair ride, similar ​to Beaufait, controlling with pressure. 2-0 after the first, Kole goes down. Katschor gets to his feet quickly, but Miracle runs him out for a solid ​return. Blood time for Katschor. Miracle looks to ride legs, but gets hit with potentially dangerous. Katschor resets, explodes up and scores his ​escape before going out of bounds. Katschors passes a high crotch from Miracle to reshoot a single of his own and dumps Zach back to his back ​and 2 more for the takedown. Back to the Blair Ride for Katschor. He transitions to a wing, but time expires. Miracle chooses neutral for the third. ​Blast double, transitions off to the single leg, cuts it back and scores another takedown. Katschor cuts him and goes to a russian tie, passes to a ​single on the far leg and scores on the edge. Optional start, Katschor lets Miracle out. Miracle shoots, Katschor reshoots to the single for a finish, ​it’s 11-2, and that will be the final score.

The final match of the night is at 175 where Rocco Redmon takes on Quinn McCloud. Single leg to the cut across for a takedown into the cross leg ​turk, he’s scoring nearfall. Cross wrist tilt for another 2 nearfall, it’s 6-0. Dundee wrestlers have been doing good controlling the near wrist on ​top, their Blair ride has been wearing down the Bedford wrestlers from top. Second period starts neutral, Rocco scores a slick dump, into a near ​wrist tilt for 3 nearfall. It’s 11-0 with a minute left in the 2nd. He has a leg in and a cross body, looking for the Guillotine, but he doesn’t get it. ​Cross arm tilt at the end, but he doesn’t get any points. Third period is neutral as well. Dump for Redmon, it’s 13-0. Rocco cuts him. Single leg, ​splits the middle and scores a takedown, 15-1. He cuts him, there is a minute left. Takedown to his back, Redmon wins 19-2.

That completes the dual, with Dundee taking 13 matches to 1, 61-3.

Box Score | Dundee 61 | Bedford 3 |

190 - Owen Motylinski de. Branden Bruning 5-4

215 - Landon King pinned Dillan Ward (3:18)

285 - Chase Norbury dec. Aiden Massengill 2-0

106 - Mason Katschor m.dec Cody Duvendack 16-5

113 - Haydn Nutt dec. Tristan King 5-1

120 - Mason Haines Tech. Vincent Cole 19-4

126 - Kade Kluce m.dec. Nolan King 16-2

132 - Avery Lane pinned Dylan Sevilla (4:39)

138 - Cam Chinavare Tech Lucas Gerber 20-5

144 - Blake Cosby Tech Noah Benore 20-4

150 - Trey Parker Fall Camden Lewis (2:37)

157 - Donny Beaufait Tech. Connor Hall 16-0

165 - Kole Katschor m.dec Zach Miracle 11-2

175 - Rocco Redmon Tech. Quinn McCloud 19-2