2012 MHSAA Individual Wrestling Finals Highlights on STATE CHAMPS!

896 of the

state

's best wrestlers began a quest for

individual

wrestling

supremacy, of which 28 would remain for the

finals

, we started at 189 pounds, no one in this weight class has dominated Division One like Kevin Beasley, student senior from Detroit Catholic Central, who broke through. the district regionals and the team tournament battling the temperate Bedford's Brendon Sunday have no pin, but Beasley finishes 48th and one and his first

state

title at 215 mr. football and an all-American parade isn't everything Oxford's Prescott senior line will be remembered for his ranking, the 12th best wrestler on the national line came in 48 matches against Wayne Memorials Demetrius Renfro lying scored a 5-1 victory and will graduate twice decorated State champion remains in d1 for heavyweights, number one Nick Datsik of Stony Creek, clashing with second seed Bedford slogan Rimmer, both state runners-up in 2011 Nick at 215 Logan at 285 as expected, these two plots at the end, but they score six two points here are enough to remain undefeated and become Stoney Creeks' first champion, the Bedford mules would finally crown a champion in mich rogue aligner in 1:12, a state runner-up makes a year, the junior faced Ken's, Griffin mich swept last year's champion in the semi

finals

and beat Griffin for the 130 weight class title.

Catholic Central Junior Ken became the favorite in Oxford's Mike Willits. His opponent said he represented the shamrock nation. This was Ken's second straight state championship win 6-1 over Willits 50. and 1 on the season, same weight in Division Two, just caught the celebration, but I have to give props to Holly's Anthony Gonzales, a two-time state champion, now Anthony, one of two Broncos to win gold back to d1 for 135 pounds, convent cc's Malik Amin and Ken's Alec Pantaleo, both guys trading wins for district and regional crowns. It was the palace tournament debut for sophomore Pantaleo, but he performed like a seasoned veteran.

The rubber match belongs to Allen. I'm sure you really heard this week that a lot of things depended on me. I was fit and had no problems gaining weight. I was ready to go, I had fun challenging Division three now for 140 Richmond junior Garrett Edwards against number one Johnny Wiggers of Fremont. Good battle, but there's something about number three for the Blue Devils, they won their third. back-to-back team trophy two weeks ago and here, although it went to double overtime, Edwards became Richmond's third

individual

state champion of the day back to d1 at 152 with only two previous losses in his entire high school career, Central Catholic superstar senior Alec Meridian had amassed more than 200 career wins each and faced an underdog wrestler, second-ranked Brighton junior Erin Calder, in Aaron had never won at the state meet earlier this year, but kaldur'ahm pulls off the tournament upset 3 -2 Couldn't he have everything to lose and everything to gain?

That helped me take off all the pressure. I just thought he's just another kid. He is my age. I can be as strong as I can be as fast as I can. be just as good, so that was my way of thinking: we ended up in Division Two paying tribute to the number one wrestler in the country in

2012

. John's Taylor Massa Taylor fought his way through the tournament Massa finishes his high school career and He is an undefeated four-time state champion. This Ferndale Shabazz Ferris pin made Taylor 229 and owned one of the best wrestlers in state history.

He'll be at Michigan in the fall, but not before he sent a shout out to the up-and-comer. I hope I can motivate some kid enough to go out and work as hard as I did, make this, you know, because you don't deserve it. Congratulations to all our champions.