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POLICE have named a man killed in a Christmas crash.
Maytab Altaf Hussain, 20, of South View Terrace, Ravensthorpe, died when the Ford Fiesta he was driving hit a parked van and a wall at 1.50am on Boxing Day.
The tragedy happened on Greenside Road in Mirfield
Five people were in the car and firefighters had to free Mr Hussain and a passenger from the wreckage.
Mr Hussain died from his injuries in Dewsbury District Hospital a short time later.
One of the passengers has a broken arm.
The other three passengers suffered cuts and bruises.


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T.J. Auclair is a Senior Interactive Producer for PGA.com and has covered professional golf since 1998, traveling to over 60 major championships. You can follow him on Twitter, @tjauclair.
On this day in 1971, Jack Nicklaus won the PGA Championship
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Published: Tuesday, February 28, 2017 | 11:36 a.m.
Forty-six years ago today -- Feb. 28, 1971 -- Jack Nicklaus won the PGA Championship at the original PGA National Golf Club (now known as BallenIsles Country Club (the East Course hosted the PGA Championship), just east of the current PGA National there in Palm Beach Gardens.
The PGA Championship was played in February that year so that PGA National could host while avoiding the South Florida heat in August. So, the 1970 and 1971 PGA Championships were both contested in between the 1970 Open Championship and 1971 Masters.
In 1972, the PGA Championship went back to its August date on the schedule.
IN a 2014 Instagram post, Nicklaus recalled that 1971 PGA:
"The 1971 PGA Championship was uniquely special," he said. "I got to compete in a major on a course virtually in my backyard; it was the last time the PGA Championship was held in February, rather than in August, and most important, the victory came on Feb. 28, my wife Barbara's birthday. Without her, I would have never been the golfer I was fortunate to become."
"Also, Gary Player stayed with us that week and we had a lot of fun," he added. "That was when Gary claimed to have switched plates with me at the table, in case Barbara put something in his food. Then he was convinced Barbara's prune cake got to him by week's end. It was just a week of good-natured jokes and a lot of fun."
That PGA Championship was the ninth of the Golden Bear's record 18 major championships and the second of his five PGA Championship triumphs.


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Water is power. Always has been always will be. Water is rarely free but rather owned, depending on where it comes from and where it goes. The Colorado River is a fluid source of revenue, ha. Yet it's true. What is worth fighting for is to see the water used for more than development, ie; households and businesses, and be able to flow long enough and strong enough to make it back to the sea.
This connection of fresh water to sea water is powerful. It provides a circle of replenishment.
Why we break circles and cycles must be because we feel we can have power over the very thing that is power. We say this is a "Man's world." But that's a cop out. It is a greedy, corporate world that we're all a part of yet want nothing to do with. And those that seek to make changes away from the greed find themselves paddling up a dry river.
Will the madness ever stop? Can we live with the promise of more diversion, greater loss, disrespecting the power of water by wanting to control it all?
Time will tell, dear friends. Meanwhile, let us drink the sacred and share in its ability to quench our ever-alive bodies.
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birth of a nation.
have you seen birth of a nation yet? we see fewer movies these days. (nick and bryan of mb met in the romantic comedy section of a hollywood video. pete was there, providing color commentary.) but we recommend this movie bigly. we'll reserve judgment on its acting and script and cinematography and story. the only four things we know how to judge in a movie. (wtf does a director do anyway? a producer? how do we really know whether an editor was good or the director was just really, really efficient?) and instead we'll judge it based on it's social commentary. is this the first movie about slavery that lacks a white savior? are there any redeeming white people in this movie? finally. a movie about slavery lacks a white hero for us to get all squishy over. ... either we need to watch more movies. or this one was really refreshing in that regard.
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12 Top American Hard Ciders
12 Top American Hard Ciders
As America's most popular alcoholic beverage throughout the colonial era and into the early days of the United States, cider's popularity began to wane in the 1840s as a wave of German immigrants brought beer-making techniques with them into the country. The great breweries of America's cities popularized German-style beers that would eventually become the watered-down, mass-marketed lagers of today. However, just as the craft beer movement has taken off with glorious abandon, reinventing the taste and identity of American beer, hard cider, too, is being given a new platform to shine as a craft product.
Dry ciders dominate the American marketplace, but sweeter varieties also have their devoted partisans. To try a wide array of ciders, take a look at our list of the best in America.
Doc's Draft Hard Cider (Warwick Valley Winery)
This semi-dry hard cider is brewed in New York's Hudson Valley and has a crisp, almost beer-like taste.
Doc's Sells Different Flavors
Doc's, which can be frequently found in boutique beer bars in the Northeast, also sells sweeter pear- and raspberry-flavored ciders that mix the chosen fruit with apples.
Harpoon Cider (Harpoon Brewery)
What do you get when a respected microbrewery starts making hard cider? Harpoon Cider has a slightly lower alcohol content (4.1 percent) than most of the competition and a clean, slightly sweet taste.
McIntosh Apples at Their Finest
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Also, New England's Harpoon chooses to use an apple blend based on McIntosh apples rather than the specialized varieties most other American breweries use.
Woodchuck Winter Chill Cider (Woodchuck Cidery)
Woodchuck, one of the granddaddies of the American hard cider scene, is known for selling seasonal specialties.
A Warm and Soothing Cider
The Winter Chill Cider currently on offer from Woodchuck has hints of vanilla and nutmeg and is made for drinkability.
Crispin Cider (Crispin Cider)
Crispin Cider, primarily available on the West Coast, takes its cues from French rather than British cider traditions.
The slightly sweet cider, unlike most other brands, also has a "light" variety that only has 110 calories per bottle.
Farnum Hill Semi-Dry (Farnum Hill Cider)
New Hampshire-based Farnum Hills offers a high-alcohol (7.4 percent) hard cider that is corked, unlike most other American bottled ciders.
Boozy, But Worth It
While mainly available in New England, Farnum Hill's products are also sold at specialty shops outside of the region.
Argus Cameo Cider (Argus Cidery)
Argus' ciders come from an unusual apple destination: Texas. Though it's not your usual sweet spot for apple picking, it's still a force to reckon with.
A Traditional Blend
This small, but highly-praised craft brewery offers several varieties of cider influenced by French and British traditions.
Bellwether Legacy Cider (Bellwether Hard Cider)
Bellwether, brewed in upstate New York, is a small regional cider producer with primarily local sales. Their best known cider, Legacy, is a high-alcohol (6.8 percent) beverage that packs a punch.
Unique Flavor Options
Other varieties sold by the brewery include an unusual-for-America black currant flavor.
Tieton Cherry Cider (Tieton Cider Works)
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Tieton offers an unusual cider that blends apples and cherries for a sweeter flavor.
An Award-Winning Cider
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This brand's award-winning cherry cider is marketed as a wine alternative alongside other varieties of traditional apple ciders and an apricot cider.
West County McIntosh (West County Cider)
West County, a small cider outfit in Massachusetts, offers a variety of high-end ciders with wildly varying tastes and alcohol contents.
A Cider for Non-Drinkers
This cider outfit's McIntosh cider, a sweet, low-alcohol brew, is an excellent way of introducing hard cider to non-drinkers.
Fox Barrel Black Label Pacific Pear Cider (Fox Barrel)
Giving the apple a little competition — Fox Barrel is one of the only American brands devoted entirely to pear cider. Their flagship product, Black Label, is made from 100 percent pear juice rather than the apple-pear mix used by many other brands.
A Wide Array of Flavors
While Black Label is much less sweet than other pear ciders, Fox Barrel also sells sweeter blended ciders in flavors such as Rhubarb & Elderberry, a popular choice.
Strawman (Angry Orchard)
With the combination of sweet juices, bittersweet apples, and aged oak, the Strawman's Success has allowed Angry Orchard to offer this seasonal drink year-round.
A Cider That Is Similar to Wine
The apple and citrus hints in this cup of gold liquid gold create an earthy, complex-tasting cider, making it similar to a glass of wine.
Orchard Gate Gold (J.K.'s Scrumpy)
After each harvest, J.K.'s presses its apples and allows them to ferment for nearly six months. If that isn't taking care of the blending process, we aren't sure what is.
A Cider with Two Ingredients
Not only is this cider delicious, but it's simple, too. There are only two ingredients in Orchard Gate Gold: yeast and apple juice. In this case, simplicity is key.


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We've all seen moms who make babywearing look super easy (and fashionable at that). Like, did they get the wrap down on their first try? I sure didn't. Or the second or third. But it doesn't mean I didn't crave the ability to wear my baby. To have him quiet and snug, and me just as comfortable. I could run my daily errands with baby in tow, no problems whatsoever.Read More
Mom Life vs Single Life has its differences. For instance, becoming a mom gives a whole new meaning to the phrase, the "morning after." Now, instead of calling our friends with exciting details about a hot date, we're calling in desperate need of sleep training tips and formula recommendations.Read More


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Aplicação e avaliação de um programa de orientação para professores de alunos surdos incluídos
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The sea urchin larva is shaped by a calcite endoskeleton. That skeleton is built by 64 primary mesenchyme cells (PMCs) in Lytechinus variegatus. The PMCs originate as micromeres due to an unequal fourth cleavage in the embryo. Micromeres are specified in a well-described molecular sequence and enter the blastocoel at a precise time using a classic epithelial-mesenchymal transition. To make the skeleton, the PMCs receive signaling inputs from the overlying ectoderm, which provides positional information as well as control of the growth of initial skeletal tri-radiates. The patterning of the skeleton is the result both of autonomous inputs from PMCs, including production of proteins that are included in the skeletal matrix, and of non-autonomous dynamic information from the ectoderm. Here, we summarize the wealth of information known about how a PMC contributes to the skeletal structure. The larval skeleton is a model for understanding how information encoded in DNA is translated into a three-dimensional crystalline structure.
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In the Dutch city of Haarlem, in 1982, my friend Eva Durlacher excitedly presented me with the massive book "Charlotte: Life? or Theatre?", which I eventually carted back to Canada. It was pretty clear that she considered this to be more than a book- it seemed to be more a way of looking at the world, for her. The book contains 769 gouache paintings by Charlotte Salomon (chosen from 1279 painted over the course of two years), a woman killed in a concentration camp in 1943 at the age of 26.
After Kristallnacht in 1938, Charlotte was sent from Berlin to the south of France to seek shelter and protection from a family friend. There her grand-mother committed suicide, and Charlotte learned that her own mother's death when she was nine years old had also been a suicide. Her mother's sister had killed herself four years before Charlotte was born- in fact, as she learned, two men and six women in her family had killed themselves over the previous three generations. Charlotte felt that she "now had the choice of taking her own life, or doing something undreamt-of". She chose the latter.
It was revealed in 2015 that Charlotte poisoned her grandfather some months before she was taken to Auschwitz, and drew him as he died. He apparently had a habit of trying to bed her, saying "I'm in favour of what's natural". I think it's safe to say she didn't like him too much.
The gouache paintings are the story of her life, and are in many respects a precursor to, or perhaps in a way the first graphic novel. All the paintings are accompanied by text; the book can be read from start to finish like a novel. Some paintings show one scene; others show a progression of scenes or actions, or sometimes just a series of talking heads. The paintings are intense, emotional, and immediate. Not to mention beautiful.
Here is a recent article from The New Yorker: The Obsessive Art and Great Confession of Charlotte Salomon
From the Jewish Women's Archive: Charlotte Salomon
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International health insurance customers might be interested to learn that the number of lung cancer cells circulating in a person's blood could be used to determine how aggressive their cancer is.
Published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, the study suggested that the number could be used to predict which course of treatment would be best for the individual.
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Joan Miró is renowned as one of the early pioneers of Surrealism, with a painting style that has nevertheless remained forever fluid and undefined. He was a modern master who broke boundaries of conventional painting styles while asking the crucial question, 'why must art be categorised?'
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Cardiac amyloidosis
Female patient with symptoms of congestive heart failure.
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Diastolic dysfunction and diffuse global LGE (late gadolinium enhancement), consistent with amyloidosis.
Hypokinesis and hypertrophy of both ventricles, LVEF 48.9%, FEVD: 39.1%.
Severe tricuspid and mild mitral insufficiency, plus dilation of both atria.
Pericardial and right pleural effusion.
NB: LGE and thick atrial septum (7 mm).
Case Discussion
Cardiac involvement in amyloidosis disease denotes the deposition of amyloid fibril in the heart. As in this case, there is a progressive increase in the thickness of the walls that causes the symptoms of heart failure, such as dyspnea and edema.
Although the gold standard is endomyocardial biopsy with immunostaining, cardiac MRI is very sensitive for infiltrative cardiomyopathy and is used for measuring the thickness of the left ventricular walls. Additionally, the use of gadolinium has the ability to distinguish between different types of cardiomyopathy.
- Wael A. AlJaroudi, Milind Y. Desai, W. H. Wilson Tang, Dermot Phelan, Manuel D. Cerqueira, Wael A. Jaber. Role of imaging in the diagnosis and management of patients with cardiac amyloidosis: State of the art review and focus on emerging nuclear techniques. (2014) Journal of Nuclear Cardiology. 21 (2): 271. doi:10.1007/s12350-013-9800-5 - Pubmed
- Selvanayagam JB, Hawkins PN, Paul B, Myerson SG, Neubauer S. Evaluation and management of the cardiac amyloidosis. (2007) Journal of the American College of Cardiology. 50 (22): 2101-10. doi:10.1016/j.jacc.2007.08.028 - Pubmed
- RA Kyle, ED Bayrd. Amyloidosis: review of 236 cases. (1975) Medicine. 54 (4): 271. Pubmed
- Sanjay M. Banypersad, James C. Moon, Carol Whelan, Philip N. Hawkins, Ashutosh D. Wechalekar. Updates in Cardiac Amyloidosis: A Review. (2012) Journal of the American Heart Association. 1 (2): e000364. doi:10.1161/JAHA.111.000364 - Pubmed
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The discovery by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland of 'equine DNA' in some frozen burger products created a media storm in early January.
The initial findings related to products sold under the Tesco Value label, but other retailers such as Aldi, Asda, Co-op, Lidl, Iceland and Dunnes Stores quickly followed Tesco into the eye of the storm. They were soon joined by a host of 'blue chip' frozen food brands, including Findus, Birds Eye and Nestle, with further contamination coming to light in the foodservice sector (Brakes, Compass, Sodexo and Whitbread).
To date, the Food Standards Agency has received 5,430 test results, and less than 1% or 44 samples revealed the presence of horse DNA above the 1% threshold. The authorities were keen to stress that issues of food safety were not involved in this matter and, thus far, none of the samples analysed revealed the presence of the veterinary drug, phenylbutazone, commonly used to treat horses.
Although the evidence to date clearly indicates that the presence of horse DNA in beef products is very limited, this has not diminished the media enthusiasm for investigating the occasionally rather circuitous route of horsemeat into beef products – in the case of a Findus 'Beef Lasagne' meal, the trail began in Rumania and passed through Cyprus, France and Luxemburg en route for the supermarket shelves in Northern Europe. More locally, they discovered another trail leading from a small abattoir in West Yorks to a processor in Aberystwyth in West Wales.
The media were also quick to jump on any latest snippet of market research offered to them, suggesting the terminal decline of the processed meat category. They gleefully, and rather uncritically, reported that:
In truth, it is far too early to make any sensible assessment of any longer term impacts on the sales of ready meals or other processed meat products. Inevitably, traditional sales patterns would have been affected by the significant 'out of stock' position which occurred in many supermarkets as the evidence of contamination emerged.
There was much debate about the need for a shorter and more transparent meat supply chain. Unsurprisingly, British farming interests were quick to seek to translate this into stronger demand for locally produced meat. The National Farmers Union launched a new campaign, entitled 'Leading the Way in High Standards' and BPEX and EBLEX joined forces to launch a 'Quality Assured' campaign, linked to the Red Tractor assurance scheme.
Tesco announced their plan to develop close links with the British livestock industry and, from July, all their fresh chicken would be sourced from the UK.
The recent purchase of the Vion poultry and beef and lamb businesses by 2 Sisters was seen by several commentators as being linked to the increasing demand for home-produced meat in the years ahead.


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Hindu Samhati, at the moment, is working in more than 500 villages across several districts in West Bengal and thanks to its own vigor, the organization has become a household name in the districts of 24 Paraganas (North and South), Howrah, Hooghly, Bardhaman, Nadia, Birbhum. But all these bring out a pertinent subject again and it's regarding the primary job of Hindu Samhati. Hindu Samhati, through years of struggle, has become a vanguard of Hindu defence in Bengal and this can be ascertained from a single fact – Hindu Samhati gives Hindu morale a fillip to strike back Jihadi attacks wherever it happens. It's a cruel fact that no option except united resistance is in hand or else the tragic episode of partition in 1947 despoiling Hindus overnight would be repeated yet again. With the partition the greater half of pre-1947 Bengal went to the Islamic state of Pakistan (now Bangladesh). But there is no respite as sinister developments (perceived in 1946-47) are resurfacing in West Bengal and if lessons from history are not learnt, we will be doomed to repeat it. West Bengal was created as a refuge for persecuted Hindus from East Bengal. Alas, there is no such place now. If Bengali Hindus conceive of entering the states of Orissa, Bihar or Uttar Pradesh, they will have to count on generosity of people there only and by degrees they will lose their uniqueness. Thus, the saga of religious impeccability, culture and also cultivation of intellect of Bengali Hindus will become a history and the land known for its perseverance and cultivation of Vedic Dharma from time immemorial will kick the bucket. Hindu Samhati desires to reveal this truth (however cruel it is) to all. And through this it hopes all to comprehend a single fact – there is no way excluding struggle to salvage Hindus.
Hindu Samhati was set up only six years ago. But even in this small episode, it has been able to build up a commendable resistance. Consistency in both word and action happen to be basis of its success and it is manifested best when Hindus, reeling under decades of persecution by Islamists in West Bengal, are hitting back. Hindus living in areas including villages of Sonakhali, Fakirtakia, Kumrakhali in 24 Paraganas (South), Baruipur, Rajbari in Sandeshkhali within the district of 24 Paraganas (North), Bangaon, Swarupnagar, both Bangnan and Sankrail in Howrah are struggling hard against persecution under the leadership of Hindu Samhati. Even Hindus living in Enatlly, Gobra at Park Circus, Maniktala in Kolkata have also risen up against persecution by radical Muslims. Had there been no Hindu Samhati, Hindus would have to go on with their anguishes only.
There are, indeed, lots of Hindu social organizations in Bengal and the majority of these are older than Hindu Samhati also. They are known for their commendable activities, in particular succoring Hindus during Jihadi attacks in areas like Rupnagar-Taranagar, Naliakhali and several others. But sadly they have not been found to explicate the basic reasons behind these malicious, grievous attacks against Hindus and also to ask them to gear up, struggle against such terrible destiny. Will they continue as succorers to Hindus all the time? It seems that they depend more on fatalism than struggle. Hindu Samhati differs to them at this point and hence, it has brought forth a new mantra – "Struggle and not serving is the sole way to survive." Hindu Samhati has been set up for warriors and not for Hindus ceding to persecutions and awaiting assistances.
However, another crisis is also cropping up. Hindu Samhati has been able to strengthen morale, actuate martial spirit of Hindus highly and all these lead to its escalating popularity in rural arena of West Bengal. But a few upstart Hindu organizations have also been noticed to exploit this trust of commoners by using the name of Hindu Samhati. Even if there is hardly any connection to Hindu Samhati, these organizations feign as Hindu Samhati and earn faith of common Hindus. This must be stopped as none is allowed to utilize immense sacrifices, inhuman struggles of Hindu Samhati's valiant warriors.
It's, therefore, the time for Hindu Samhati's activists, sympathizers to get conscious. They shall have to build up connection with more people and express views of Hindu Samhati to them at once. It's essential to deflect others from exploiting the faith on Hindu Samhati.


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Rural Morning (II)
Onward he jolls, nor can the minstrel-throngs
Entice him once to listen to their songs;
Nor marks he once a blossom on his way;
A senseless lump of animated clay--
With weather-beaten hat of rusty brown,
Stranger to brinks, and often to a crown;
With slop-frock suiting to the ploughman's taste,
Its greasy skirtings twisted round his waist;
And hardened high-lows clenched with nails around,
Clamping defiance oer the stoney ground,
The deadly foes to many a blossomed sprout
That luckless meets him in his morning's rout.
1 comment:
- Nomad said...
'Clamping defiance oer the stoney ground'-- marvellous! You can just hear it, can't you. It makes you wince as though you were being trodden on by the hefty boots, as well!
I do like the 'senseless lump of animated clay', as well.
This is Clare being the *realistic* rural poet (as Bate notes well): refusing to paint every countryman or -woman as shining, freshly-scrubbed innocents utterly 'in touch' with the natural world. But, for all that, still belonging entirely, as much shaped and smeared by the elements as the horse he'll ride and the plants he tramples. He paints a different kind of fittingness, if that's the right word, though not one that'd sell well as a chocolate-box picture!
I confess I (rolling along on my bicycle) feel a 'deadly foe' to many a creeping snail that I don't see on the tow-path until too late. Mea culpa.
- 11:52 am


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November 13, 2016
Georgia opened the high school season with a few tournaments this past weekend ... we do not have any specific results (except the Warrior Invitational which was on trackwrestling). It is very early and each team is missing many wrestlers (football, cross country, etc.), but there were a few takeaways. South Paulding won the East Coweta Duals over a very good group of teams ... again many teams had freshmen wrestling and were nowhere near 100%, but it is interesting to see what kind of depth some of these teams have behind their #hammers. Camden, not surprising, hammered the comeptition at the Ware County Swamp Duals, Buford took home the title at the Lassiter Invitational, and Alexander knocked off Forsyth Central to claim the ALX Duals title. Sequoyah crowned 5 Champions and easily outdistanced runner-up Sprayberry and 3rd place Harrison at the Warrior Invitational. Elbert County did well at the Panther Scramble.
Spartan Slam at West Hall (GA)
- Veterans crowned 5 individual champions, Oconee County and Mill Creek had 2 and North Hall, South Forsyth, Parkview, Franklin County, and Gilmer had 1.
- Veterans was led by Julian Farber (106), Francis Morrisey (126), Devin Sauers (132), Michael Mort (138), and Zach Ussery (220). Also making the finals was Conner Ware at 145.
- Oconee County had 4 in the finals with Jordan Silvey (120) and Dalton Sikes (285) claiming titles.
- Chandler Miele and Dorian Piekarz of Mill Creek ended each of their matches with a fall en route to the 170 and 182 lb. titles, respectively. Also claiming titles were Matt Glenn of North Hall at 113, South Forsyth's Charlie Ranta at 145, Reese Dalton of Parkview at 152, Abe Hafez of Franklin County, and 2x State Champion Matthew Waddell of Gilmer at 195.
- The 132 lb. weight class was the deepest with State Placer Matt Jenkins of White County, State Qualifiers Sam Ranta of South Forsyth, Eugenio Manilla of West Hall, and Devin Sauers of Veterans.
The best the @WH_Spartans gym has looked all year. Come on out to the #SpartanSlam. Wrestling starts at 9 at West Hall Higha pic.twitter.com/Lp8KxpIkHn— West Hall Wrestling (@WHwrestling1) November 12, 2016
East Coweta Duals
We know the order of teams, but no specific scores.
High School Wrestling: Experience, expectations lead East Coweta into new seasonhttps://t.co/cXpxv7agb6 pic.twitter.com/dRnmNNjLgU— CowetaScore (@CowetaScore) November 13, 2016
Final placement from the East Coweta Duals! Toughest dual tournament in the state today! So thankful for the teams who made the trip! pic.twitter.com/8ZGYPQ6nGr— East Coweta Wrestle (@ECWrestle) November 13, 2016
Swamp Duals
Camden won the duals easily. We know Ware County and Toombs were there as well, but no specific results.
Great day of wrestling today! A young group of MatDawgs competed hard and got some valuable experience. Cant wait to get to work on Monday!— Toombs Wrestling (@toombswrestling) November 13, 2016
Camden County wins the Ware County Swamp Duals.— Camden Wrestling (@camdenwrestling) November 12, 2016
Lassiter Invitational
We do not have any brackets from the Lassiter Invitational, but do know that Buford took home the top spot and Max Druhot won the 106 lb. weight class for Pope.
Update 11.14.16 at 11:23 et - here is a link to a story about the invitational. Looks like it was a great tourney. Best of the opening weekend? http://www.mdjonline.com/sports/allatoona-has-pair-win-titles-at-lassiter-invitational/article_2a45780c-a957-11e6-818e-6721d6404962.html
A few notes:
- A great opening weekend tournament with many quality teams and individuals.
- Max Druhot of Pope downed Gavin Nix of Woodland 8-0 to take the 106 lb. title ... Joey Felix of Collins beat Jakir Thompson of Luella for 3rd.
- Buford's Logan Ashton had 3 first period falls to take the 113 lb. title (beating Gilbert Powell of Collins Hill in the finals)
- Woodlan'd Kyle Gollhofer beat Collins Hill's Tariq Malik 15-4 to take the 120 lb. title. Tahnell Palmer of Archer beat Chase Hartman of Buford 10-6 for 3rd.
- Collins Hill fantastic freshman Lucas DeSilva knocked off top seed Kyle McCullough of Buford, Jesus Montero of Woodland, and Keshawn Laws of Central Gwinnett to take the 126 lb. title. Nice trio of wins for the freshman. Luella's Ben Preal was 3rd after falling to Laws in the semifinals. 126 was a fantastic weight class with many faces you will see again later in the season.
- Nicholas Stonecheck, another fantastic freshman, of Buford pinned Aundarrius Weems of Luella, tech falled Nick Perrone of Collins Hill, and pinned Vinnie Rosati of Woodland in the finals to take the 132 lb. title. Make no mistake, Stonecheck is hunting for the top step this season.
- Gavin Smith of Archer downed Dawson Woods of Woodland 3-1 to take the 138 lb. title. Corey Barron of Grayson beat Max McMahon of Cherokee 13-10 to take 3rd.
- 145 was another excellent weight class. Alatoona's returning State Runner-up Will Formato downed Buford's fantastic freshman Charlie Darracott 9-2 to take the title. Archer's Logan Smith was 3rd with a fall over Luella's Brandon Hunter.
- Alatoona's Cody Anderson knocked off top seed Trent Ferguson of Buford 1-0 to take the 152 lb. title. Archer's Peter Myndresku pinned Lambert's Daniel Morin for 3rd ... another great weight class with wrestlers like Ryan Hurd and Daniel Reid finishing outside the top 4.
- Woodland's 2x State Champion Cody Cochran downed Lambert's Cole Burke 11-4 to take the 160 lb. title. Luella's Dustin Berry beat Buford's Tristan Bozoian 4-2 to take 3rd.
- Buford's Cooper Roberts pinned Pope's Jordan Conley to take the 170 lb. title and Sam Ashway of Kell pinned Buford's Alcein Mendoza to take the 182 lb. title.
- Newnan's Devyn Villafane took the 195 lb. title, Luella's Quori Alexander was on the top step at 220, and Jordan Heath of Grayson was on top at 285.
Trojan wrestling just finished up! Gadsden takes 5th, Shipp 5th, Wiggins 5th, Marmoll 3rd, & Kelly 3rd. LHS finishes 10th! #wrestling— LassiterAthletics (@LassiterSports) November 12, 2016
Buford 1st place as a team at the Lassiter Invitational. pic.twitter.com/QVSj5prtA3— Buford Wrestling (@bufordwrestling) November 12, 2016
Max wins it! 6-0. Lassiter Open Champion as a freshman @SeWrestle pic.twitter.com/sy1WY1U6gZ— Pope Wrestling (@PopeWrestling) November 12, 2016
ALX Duals at Alexander
Alexander downed Forsyth Central to take the top spot. Central Carrollton downed Loganville to take 3rd. No idea how any specific individuals did except for Loganville which recognized Cameron Gay and Matthew Chucci as going 5-0.
@ALXWrestling defeats Forsyth Central to win the ALX Duals @Mocs190 @ferraravinnie1 https://t.co/ml5kf63C6n via @douglassentinel— Derrick Mahone (@DerrickMahone_) November 13, 2016
ALX Duals Results:— Sean Moistner (@ALXWrestling) November 12, 2016
1st ALX 40- Forsyth C 39
3rd Central Carr 68- Loganville 12
5th Peachtree 49- Berkmar 27
7th Milton 42- Paulding Co 36
New Story: Wrestling Makes Finals https://t.co/BBwp1rAdQn pic.twitter.com/NOaG55Cfuo— FCHS Bulldogs (@FCHSBulldogs) November 13, 2016
Great day of wrestling! Took 4th at the Alexander Duals. Cameron Gay and Matthew Chucci went 5-0 on the day #onestowatch— Loganville Wrestling (@Lvillewrestling) November 13, 2016
2016 Warrior Invitational at North Cobb
Sequoyah crowned 5 Champions and easily outdistanced runner-up Sprayberry and 3rd place Harrison. Host North Cobb was 4th, McEachern 5th, Osborne 6th, Campbell 7th, and Blessed Trinity 8th.
106 Results
1st Place - Christian Small of Sequoyah
2nd Place - Brian Kratt of Harrison
3rd Place - Jorden Shelley of Sprayberry Senior
4th Place - Andrew Ivins of North Cobb
5th Place - Tarron Austin of Osborne
6th Place - Itohan Aigbelaen of Campbell
113 Results
1st Place - Liam Stocklin of Harrison
2nd Place - Kris Wilson of McEachern
3rd Place - Kasey Karch of Sequoyah
4th Place - Euqueubi Lopez of North Cobb
120 Results
1st Place - Theirry Tan of Sprayberry Senior
2nd Place - Schleiden Telfort of Osborne
3rd Place - Michael Doss of North Cobb
4th Place - Trey Arrington of Sequoyah
5th Place - Johnathan Bonney of McEachern
126 Results
1st Place - James Humphrey of Blessed Trinity Catholic
2nd Place - Gavin Marlowe of McEachern
3rd Place - Luis Rojas of Sequoyah
4th Place - Jemal Kinchen of North Cobb
5th Place - Meredith Bishop of Sprayberry Senior
6th Place - Alex Garcia of Osborne
7th Place - Nigel Hamilton of Campbell
132 Results
1st Place - Bryce Leatherwood of Sequoyah
2nd Place - JoHaun Evans of Osborne
3rd Place - Seth Sherman of Harrison
4th Place - Kentavis Chestnutt of McEachern
5th Place - Ryan Diloreto of North Cobb
6th Place - Jacob Schoonover of Blessed Trinity Catholic
7th Place - Zach Field of Sprayberry Senior
8th Place - Enzo Prado of Campbell
138 Results
1st Place - Noah Kile of Blessed Trinity Catholic
2nd Place - Jordan Krueger of Harrison
3rd Place - Daniel Molina of Campbell
4th Place - Dillen Ivins of North Cobb
5th Place - Malakai Taft of Osborne
6th Place - John Izo of Sequoyah
7th Place - Jamari Carter of McEachern
145 Results
1st Place - George Felouzis of Harrison
2nd Place - Brendan Jones of Sequoyah
3rd Place - Jermaine Simmons of Sprayberry Senior
4th Place - DaQuan Thompson of McEachern
5th Place - Tauantraiel Goodman of Osborne
6th Place - Joey Brinsmaid of Blessed Trinity Catholic
7th Place - Andrew Edwar of Campbell
152 Results
1st Place - Jakeem Battle of Osborne
2nd Place - Orion Moncus of Sprayberry Senior
3rd Place - Majesty Bostic of McEachern
4th Place - Luke Sligh of Harrison
5th Place - Frank Barnes of Sequoyah
6th Place - Katthryn Ore of Campbell
160 Results
1st Place - Dylan Bone of Sprayberry Senior
2nd Place - Hampton Morris of Sequoyah
3rd Place - Jose Munoz of Campbell
4th Place - John Shepherd of North Cobb
5th Place - Jamarri Cain of Osborne
6th Place - Johnathan Shepherd of North Cobb
170 Results
1st Place - Justin Poole of Sequoyah
2nd Place - John Koroly of North Cobb
3rd Place - Tre`Vonte Burrell-Jones of McEachern
4th Place - Ian Dudar of Blessed Trinity Catholic
5th Place - Cooper Mullinax of Harrison
6th Place - Tate Anthony of Campbell
7th Place - Jesse Sealey of Sprayberry Senior
8th Place - Joseph Shook of Osborne
182 Results
1st Place - Tameron King of Sprayberry Senior
2nd Place - Emmanuel Wilkins of Campbell
3rd Place - Tylan Cline of North Cobb
4th Place - Amir Davis of McEachern
5th Place - Jacob Poole of Sequoyah
195 Results
1st Place - Alec Gloer of Sequoyah
2nd Place - Cameron Mefford of Harrison
3rd Place - Isaiah Williams of McEachern
4th Place - Amadou Seck of North Cobb
5th Place - Philip Laryea of Campbell
220 Results
1st Place - Jackson Riddle of Sequoyah
2nd Place - Cooper Dickinson of Sprayberry Senior
3rd Place - Larry Lopez-Martinez of Campbell
4th Place - Ernst Lavaud of McEachern
285 Results
1st Place - Josh O`Neill of Harrison
2nd Place - Zachery Blalock of Sprayberry Senior
3rd Place - Thomas Davis of Sequoyah
4th Place - Cody Davis of McEachern
Congrats to our medal winners at today's Warrior Invitational. The Hoyas finished in 3rd place as a team. #HoyaStrong pic.twitter.com/YMsscAdzWM— Harrison Wrestling (@HoyaWrestling) November 12, 2016
Panther Scramble at Jackson County
Great job today EC Wrestlers!! @ECCHS_GA @SeWrestle @kevin1000_a @Gavinbrady12 pic.twitter.com/ATyI33LOxT— Elbert Wrestling (@ElbertWrestling) November 13, 2016
Forest Park Duals
Locust Grove 1st place
Forest Park 2nd place
- Locust Grove 66 North Atlanta 6
- Locust Grove 78 Mundy's Mill 6
- Locust Grove 60 Jackson 6
- Locust Grove 54 Alcovy 21
- Locust Grove 65 Stockbridge 10
- Forest Park 54 Alcovy 17
- Forest Park 54 Stockbridge 23
- Forest Park 57 Jonesboro 6
- Forest Park 66 Lovejoy 3
- Forest Park 45 New Manchester 24
- Locust Grove 51 Forest Park 18
Forest Park Duals Champs! pic.twitter.com/HL8tkc9rML— Rob Carlyle (@robcarlyle74) November 12, 2016