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2014 Reno Tournament of Champions Preview
Ralphy Tovar – Poway HS
12/19/2014 – 12/20/2014
Reno Events Center
Reno, Nevada
Dubbed as the “Toughest Tournament in the USA”, the RTOC brings in some of the toughest high school and collegiate wrestlers in the country to compete for individual and team titles. High school wrestlers compete for a chance at High School All American status and collegiate wrestlers are looking for bragging rights.
Every wrestler in the tournament feels as if they are wrestling in a national championship event. We honor six placers with the first three having the honor of being named as an “All American.” Designed by Jostens, Our awards and Outstanding Wrestler rings are of the finest quality and craftsmanship and go to those who are honored as the Toughest Wrestlers in the USA.
During the tournament you can follow the results via Track Wrestling as well as Flo Wrestling, too.
California Tournament Team Participants
Amador Valley, CA
Andrew Hill, CA
Ceres, CA
Chester, CA
Chico, CA
Christopher, CA
Clovis West, CA
De la Salle, CA
Foothill (Palo Cedro), CA
Hoover (San Diego), CA
La Costa Canyon, CA
Lassen, CA
Lemoore, CA
Nevada Union, CA
Orland, CA
Poway, CA
Temecula Valley, CA
Vacaville, CA
Top California Individual Participants
Ralphy Tovar – Poway (2nd 2013)
Colt Doyle – Poway (3rd 2013)
Joshy Cortez – Temecula Valley
John Leal – Chico
Brandon Kier – Poway (7th 2013)
Emanuel Lair – Poway
Manny Lair – Poway
Nate Cervantez – De la Salle (5th 2013)
Christian Mateos – Temecula Valley
Anthony Hernandez – Vacaville (7th 2013)
Javier Alaniz – Clovis West
Jordan Aquino – Vacaville
Morgan Sauseda – Chico (7th 2013)
Scott Kiyono – Poway (5th 2013)
Kai Middlebrook – Poway
Donovin Guerrero – De la Salle
Bryce Morita – Clovis West
Aaron Mora – Clovis West
Bobby Miguel – Clovis West
Chris Lane – Clovis West
Kenneth Moore – Hoover
Alex Garcia – Christopher
Alex McIntyre – La Costa Canyon
Duke Mackle -La Costa Canyon
Andrew Tausch – Poway (7th 2013)
Chris Bailey – Poway (6th 2013)
Liam Sorahan – Poway (8th 2013)
Dustin Dukleth – Foothill
Mikey McCauley – Vacaville
Episode 34 of The MatBoss Podcast is with four-time All-American and three-time NCAA Division I finalist Gerry Abas of Fresno State. Gerry Abas talks about his start in wrestling in the Bay Area and how his speed, quickness and flash on the wrestling mat had its foundations in break dancing in the 1980s.
He also talks about his classic match and loss to Iowa’s Lincoln McIlravy, coaching his younger brother Stephen at Fresno State, watching the school drop the program and his feelings about it at the time. Abas also speaks about his son Jaden and what we can expect from him on the next level.
Stephen Abas
Stephen Abas, 2008 Olympic silver medalist and three-time NCAA Division I wrestling champion at Fresno State, has been named head wrestling coach at Fresno High School.
“We are excited to welcome Coach Abas to Fresno Unified, knowing that he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to share with our Fresno High student-athletes,” said Fresno Unified Superintendent Bob Nelson.
The statement said Abas would take the helm of the Warriors wrestling program at Fresno High immediately.
As a wrestler at Fresno State University, Abas was a four-time NCAA All-American, winning three NCAA titles at 125 pounds in 1999, 2001, and 2002. Abas tallied a 144-4 overall record for the Bulldogs, including 46 pins. Abas’ career winning percentage of 97.3 percent is also a school record. For all these accomplishments, Abas was named the Fresno State Male Athlete of the Year in 1999 and 2001.
Stephen in high school (Canyon Springs HS & James Logan HS) was a 3X CIF state champion and a NHSCA National Champion in 1996.
Stephen Abas – Fresno State, 3X NCAA National Champion
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Registration/Workout 3:00 – 8:00 pm
Thursday, February 21, 2019
Round 1 Girls Championship Round 1 9:00 am – 11:30 am (10 mats)
Round 2 Girls Championship Round 2 11:30 am – 1:00 pm (10 mats)
Round 1 Boys Championship Pig Tail 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm (10 mats)
Round 2 Boys Championship Round 1 2:30 pm – 6:00 pm (10 mats)
Round 3 Boys Championship Round 2 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm (10 mats)
Round 4 Boys Consolation Pig Tails 7:30 pm – 8:45 pm (10 mats)
Friday, February 22, 2019
Round 5/3 Boys/Girls Consolation Round 1 9:00 – 12:00 pm (10/5 mats)
Round 6/4 Boys/Girls Consolation Round 2 12:00 – 3:00 pm (10/5 mats)
Round 7/5 Boys/Girls Quarterfinals/Consolation Round 3 3:00 – 6:00 pm (10/5 mats)
Round 8/6 Boys/Girls Consolation Round 4 6:00 – 7:30 pm (10/5 mats)
Round 9/7 Boys/Girls Consolation Round 5 7:30 – 8:30 pm (10/5 mats)
Saturday, February 23, 2019
Round 8/10 Girls/Boys Championship Semi-Finals 9:00 – 10:30 am (6 mats)
Round 8/11 Girls/Boys Consolation Semi’s 10:30 – 12:00 pm (6/3 mats)
Round 10/12 Girls/Boys 3rd/5th/7th Places 12:00 -2:00 pm (6/3 mats)
Final Round Championship Finals 5:05 pm (2 mats)
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State Rankings2 months agoCalGrappler California High School Wrestling Rankings – 106 lbs.
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State Rankings2 months agoCalGrappler California High School Wrestling Rankings – 126 lbs.
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State Rankings2 months agoCalGrappler California High School Wrestling Rankings – 120 lbs.
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State Rankings2 months agoCalGrappler California High School Wrestling Rankings – 113 lbs.
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State Rankings2 months agoCalGrappler California High School Wrestling Rankings – 150 lbs.
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State Rankings2 months agoCalGrappler California High School Wrestling Rankings – 215 lbs.
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State Rankings2 months agoCalGrappler California High School Wrestling Rankings – 132 lbs.
