Ringers Wrestling Club Newsletter
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Ringers,
Ringers Wrestling has had another outstanding Spring. Our wrestlers trained hard and competed well in state, regional, and national meets. This newsletter lists some of the highlights from the past few months and provides links for more detailed coverage. Just click on the blue lettering to go to the links on the Ringers website. Enjoy reading the results, and please submit photos from the meets listed so they can be added to the website. In order to reach these unmatched results, Ringers trains to win 12 months a year. Different Training Schools style, intensity, and duration change to meet the needs of the current season. This is one of the reasons Ringers' wrestlers can win so many top meets. The upcoming Summer Training School is an integral part of the Ringers system. By getting mat time in when others are taking off allows Ringers to keep moving forward. I can't wait to get back on the mat after our 3 week break. I hope to see you there!
Coach Jim Schmitz
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SUMMER TRAINING SCHOOL
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PRACTICES BEGIN TOMORROW, WED. JULY 7TH
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CHERTOW ANNOUNCES HEADLINE COACHES
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| NATE CARR, MIKE MENA COMING TO MILWAUKEE
In addition to Ken Chertow, Nate Carr and Mike Mena will be running sessions at the Gold Medal Training Camp System that starts this Saturday. Nate Carr was 3 time NCAA Champ for Iowa State and went on to win an Olympic Bronze in Seoul, Korean. Mike Mena was a 4 time All American for Iowa as well as a 4 time State Champ in Illinois. Ringers that are signed up for this camp will gain from their knowledge and experience.
A limited amount of spots are still available for this camp that begins Saturday morning. I will be working it the whole week and would love to see as many Ringers there as possible so they can benefit from the Chertow System.
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FOLKSTYLE FINISHES STRONG
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| NCAA Champs, All-Americans and ASICS Champs
NCAA Division I: Max Askren
NCAA Division II: Craig Becker and All-American Matt Gille
NCAA Division III: All-Americans Andy Moore and Jon Schmidt
ASICS Folkstyle Nationals: 18 All-Americans
Junior: Jesse Thielke and Alex Dieringer
Cadet: Dom Garcia
Schoolboy: Jordan Dieringer
Novice: Beau Breske
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AKIDS FOLKSTYLE STATE
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| 10 CHAMPS AMONG 40 PLACEWINNERS| Name | Age | Weight | Place | | Bauer, Eric | 2001-02 | 63 | 1st | | Dieringer, Tyler | 1999-00 | 66 | 1st | | Garcia, Frank | 1999-00 | 90 | 1st | | Klemstein, Dylan | 1999-00 | 72 | 1st | | Mocco, Peyton | 1999-00 | 78 | 1st | | Pitzner, Billy | 1999-00 | 81 | 1st | | Breske, Beau | 1997-98 | 110 | 1st | | Fleischmann, Brandon | 1997-98 | 100 | 1st | | Szohr, Zack | 1997-98 | 64 | 1st | | Ballering, Logan | 1995-96 | 120 | 1st |
Complete list of Ringers at Kids State |
FILA JUNIOR NATIONALS
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| Thielke, Willis, Clark, Phillips, and Weber compete
In Greco-Roman Jesse Thielke and Davion Willis wrestled up an age group at the FILA Junior Nationals in Cleveland, OH. In the 20 and under age group, Jesse won the meet at 55 kg, while Davion got to the semi's before dropping to 6th at 84 kg. Collegians James Clark (Ellsworth C.C) took 5th at 63 kg and David Phillips (Cleveland State) competed at 74 kg. In Freestyle Chris Weber (Cleveland State) competed at 120 kg. |
FREESTYLE AND GRECO-ROMAN STATE
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| 11 CHAMPS IN FREESTYLE, 14 IN GRECO, 89 PLACE
Ringers performed well at the Olympic styles in Wisconsin Rapids, WI. In spite of having 2 returning champs competing at FILA Nationals, Ringers had 4 champs in Junior Greco among its 13 placewinners, and an even stronger Cadet showing with 5 champs and 16 placewinners. This followed up a great day of Freestyle which had 3 champs and 12 placewinners for Juniors, and 5 champs and 16 placewinners for Cadets. The kids groups 5 champs in Greco and 3 in Freestyle, with an especially impressive 4 champs in Novice Greco and 10 placewinners in Schoolboy Greco.
Ringers Champs:
Freestyle
Novice 112- Beau Breske
Schoolboy 120- Jordan Dieringer
152- Nick Gomez
Cadet 91- Jacob Mudlaff
119- Dominic Garcia
145- Ryan Gartner
160- Jacob Stilling
215- Brett Geilenfeldt
Junior 105- Bobby Nachreiner
112- Derek Gill
145- Alex Dieringer
Novice 65- Tyler Dieringer
80- Peyton Mocco
90- Frank Garcia
112- Beau Breske
Schoolboy 152- Jordan Dieringer
Cadet 91- Jacob Mudlaff
119- Dominic Garcia
145- Ryan Gartner
160- Jacob Stilling
215- Brett Geilenfeldt
Junior 105- Bobby Nachreiner
112- Derek Gill
125- Zach Durante
145- Alex Dieringer
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RINGERS WINS ILLINOIS CLUBS CUP
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| RINGERS BEATS TOP CLUBS IN ILLINOIS
Ringers Juniors and Cadets used the time between Freestyle and Greco-Roman states and Northern Plains to take on the nations best wrestling state- Illinois. Ringers won its first dual against Lyons/Lockport without losing a match, then defeated the celebrated Izzy Style club in the semi's, then took Count Dante's Inferno down 41-18 in the finals. Especially encouraging is that all but 1 team member can return next year to defend the Illinois Clubs Cup- now held be a Wisconsin Club! Article, Ringers' lineup, and team picture |
REGIONAL NATIONALS RESULTS
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| NORTHERN PLAINS JUNIOR AND SENIOR
Greco-Roman 112- Ferriez Johnson- 4th
125- Jesse Theilke- 1st
145- Alex Dieringer- 1st
152- Matt Gray- 4th
Freestyle 125- Jesse Thielke- 1st
145- Alex Dieringer- 1st
Sr. Greco-Roman 55 kg- Jesse Thielke- 1st
Greco-Roman Cadet 119- Dom Garcia- 1st
125- Colin DeClark- 3rd
140- Isaac Bodenlos- 2nd
152- Ryan Gartner- 1st
160- Kyle Smith- 2nd
160- Jacob Stilling- 3rd
Junior 119- Derek Gill- 2nd
140- Nick Becker- 2nd
152- Matt Gray- 3rd
Freestyle Cadet 119- Dom Garcia- 2nd
152- Ryan Gartner- 1st
160- Jacob Stilling- 2nd
Junior 119- Derek Gill- 3rd
Greco-Roman Intermediate 65- Jake Deates- 5th
Novice 85- Frank Garcia- 4th
112- Beau Breske- 1st
Schoolboy 105- Josh Bird- 4th
120- Jordan Dieringer- 1st
Cadet 112- Gabe Grahek- 2nd
135- Mitchell Berenz- 1st
215- Brett Geilenfeldt- 2nd
Freestyle Intermediate 65- Jake Deates- 4th
Novice 112- Beau Breske- 1st
Schoolboy 120- Jordan Dieringer- 1st
Cadet 112- Gabe Grahek- 3rd
135- Mitchell Berenz- 1st
215- Brett Geilenfeldt- 2nd
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SENIOR WORLD TEAM TRIALS
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| ASKREN AND THIELKE COMPETE
2008 Olympian Ben Askren took time in between his Bellator Fighting Championships schedule and competed at 74 kg. He lost in the semifinals to the eventual champion, Travis Paulson. Jesse Thielke competed up a weight at 60 kg due to coming off finals week in high school. He lost both matches, but did well as a 17 year old wrestling men at the Senior level.
Senior World Team Trials matches
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NATIONAL DUAL
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| RINGERS IMPACT STATE TEAMS AT ALL LEVELS
Junior National Duals
Cadet National Duals
Schoolboy National Duals
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KIDS FREESTYLE AND GRECO-ROMAN NATIONALS
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| BEAU BRESKE AND JORDAN DIERINGER SHINE
Making the long trip to Orem, Utah, Beau and Jordan made it worth the trip. Jordan was chasing a triple crown after winning Folkstyle Nationals in April. He came up short, but took 3rd in Greco and 2nd in Freestyle. Beau was also chasing the triple crown, and became one of only 6 kids in the country to earn it by winning Greco and Freestyle in convincing fashion.
Kids Nationals Results
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Thanks for taking the time to read the Ringers newsletter. Please forward this newsletter to anyone that may be interested in becoming a complete wrestler.
Sincerely,
James Schmitz
Ringers Wrestling Club
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