As I sit here on a Saturday Morning thinking about i how i should be getting ready to complete night four of the Frostbuster but instead it will be another Night trying to find something to do. Its that time of the season everybody gets grumpy about races getting cancelled when its sunny out because we are all tired of old man winter.
Wednesday Night opened the Frostbuster Series Swing at the Southern Iowa Speedway in Oskaloosa. 93 cars signed in from 11 states: Iowa, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Michigan, Arizona, North Carolina, Montana, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. Read the recap at: http://foxman1987.blogspot.com/2016/03/brown-takes-thriller-at-night-one.html
Benton County Speedway was scheduled to race on Thursday but the rain on Wednesday Night and again on Thursday forced Promoter Mick Trier, Race Director Mike Van Genderen and Track Prep Master Don Burkey to cancel the Frostbuster. Which was a great decision because it kept being gloomy and rainy all day long.
Over Night Thursday Night and early morning on Friday was too much for the Marshalltown Speedway and promoter Toby Kruse was forced to cancel despite the Sunshine shining shortly after the cancellation was made. Just not enough drying time with the sunshine and wind and parts of the track being nearly impossible.
After the cancellations of Vinton's and Marshalltown's Frostbuster, the decision was made to move Boone's Frostbuster to next week forcing a Three Night Swing next week: Marshalltown on Friday, Boone on Saturday and Benton County Speedway on Sunday. Boone however had plans to race on Saturday with a IMCA Special which i was going to dub "The Windbreaker"
On to the this morning, Boone decided to pull the plug on racing tonight. While this makes many upset about no racing tonight but if you believed everything weathermen say then you all should be a weatherman.
I can tell you race tracks want to race just as bad if not more than the fans or drivers but there is somethings that go way beyond racing. I do not the reason Boone cancelled but with it being windy and cold, yes i know they knew that for days this is Iowa and the forecast can change five minutes from now. Today in Boone....High of 47 with Sunny skies but Windy NW 25-35 mph and gust to 40 making it feel like 35 after the sun goes down Temperatures drop into the upper 30's and wind chills close to freezing. Yes i have been to races where it is freezing in the last almost 20 years.
Instead of putting a track or tracks down thank them for trying. If they raced and track was rough, i am sure you would be bitching too so damn if you and damn if you do not. I know of some tracks that are available and a few more that will be available soon if you think you can promote.
Want to still race this weekend well tomorrow its the Hancock County Speedway in Britt is racing. Modifieds $1,000 to win, Stock Cars $750 to win, SportMods and Hobby Stocks $500 to win and Sport Compacts $250 to win. Entry fees are $30 for Modifieds, $25 for Stock Cars, Northern SportMods and Hobby Stocks, and $20 for Sport Compacts. Grandstand admission is $15 for adults. Pit passes are $25. Hot Laps at 4pm and Racing to Follow!
Support your dirt track racing.......Another thing every time i hear a driver or fan say i am never coming back well then i would be rich and have a winter home some where warm because i think promoters hear that every week.
Now since i have not blogged much since last year wanted to make this known if you do not follow me on Twitter or Facebook but the end of February and Early March i left the Marshalltown Speedway on Friday Nights to become the new Track Announcer at the Iowa State Fair Speedway presented by Hy-Vee, Fueled by Casey's and Driven by Karl Performance. I will start that new role on Friday Night April 15th. I will continue my roles as a fill-in at the Hamilton County Speedway in Webster City, Announcer for the Midwest Dirt Kart Challenge Series and Announcer at the Stuart Speedway.
So my schedule for next week (weather permitting):
Wednesday April 6 - Southern Iowa Speedway in Osky
Friday April 8 - Marshalltown Speedway
Saturday April 9 - Midwest Dirt Kart Challenge in Downing, MO
Sunday April 10 - Benton County Speedway in Vinton
Saturday, April 2, 2016
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Brown Takes A Thriller at Night One Frostbuster
Brown Takes A Thriller at Night One Frostbuster
By Jeremy Fox
Oskaloosa, Iowa (March 30th, 2016) - With the unpredictability of mother nature many wondered if the Southern Iowa Speedway was going to open the Frostbuster Series. Mother Nature never dropped any liquid sunshine at the race track so racing was ran and there was excitement and wild races.
The official car count was 93 cars signed in from 11 different states. States represented was Iowa, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Michigan, Arizona, North Carolina, Montana, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska.
After a caution forced a restart, Tim Ward led the opening lap of the Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modifieds. Kyle Brown grabbed the top spot away from Ward and started to pull away however Kelly Shyrock worked his way from fourth place starting position around Cayden Carter and Ward, Shyrock set his sights on Brown. Brown encounter lap traffic on lap 12 but the lap traffic got so heavy that Shyrock tried to get by Brown. Brown held off Shyrock to take the win. Carter, Arizona's RC Whitwell and Arizona's Tim Ward rounded out the top five.
Jay Schmidt and Derrick Agee led the field to the green in the IMCA Stock Cars 20 lap feature, Schmidt grabbed the lead on lap one but Agee worked his way to the top spot on lap two. Agee and Schmidt seemed confortable in those positons when the only race caution came out when Jeremy Swanson spun on the back stretch. This allowed Cayden Carter the opportunity to move to the second position and begin to challenge Agee for the lead. Carter grabbed the lead away from Agee coming to the white flag but Agee was not to be denied as he out dueled Carter the last lap to take the win. Damon Murty moved up nine spots to finish third, Schmidt fell back to fourth and Mike Hughes was fifth.
The IMCA SportMods feature was slowed by a pile up on the front stretch forcing a restart. Kyle Prauner from Nebraska grabbed the top spot and never looked back taking the easy victory ahead Carter VanDenBerg, Brandon Spanjer, Jake McBirnie and Lucas Lamberies.
Nick Ulin took the lead on lap one of the IMCA Hobby Stocks feature however shortly after several cars got together in turn three including Eric Stanton, who took a wild ride, Stanton was able to walk away. Ulin checked out and took the easy win ahead of John Watson, Bobby Greene, Nathan Ballard and Benji Irvine.
The Frostbuster Series moves to the Home of IMCA and the Benton County Speedway for Night two. Hot Laps at 6:45pm and Racing at 7:15pm. Marshalltown Speedway hosts Friday's and Boone Speedway has Saturday's.
Next Up for the Southern Iowa Speedway is the Season Opener for Track Points with all five weekly classes, Modifieds, Stock Cars, SportMods, Hobby Stocks and Sport Compacts all taking to the monster half mile. Hot Laps at 7pm, Racing at 7:30pm.
Southern Iowa Speedway
Musco Lighting Frostbuster
March 30th, 2016
Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modifieds
Feature - 1. 21K Kyle Brown (State Center); 2. 3 Kelly Shyrock (Fertile); 3. 10C Cayden Carter (Oskaloosa); 4. 96RC RC Whitwell (Tucuson, Arizona); 5. 4TW Tim Ward (Gilbert, Arizona); 6. 7SR Richie Gustin (Gilman); 7. 27W Jason Wolla (Ray, North Dakota); 8. 70 Jesse Dennis (Prescott); 9. 77 Kurt Kile (Nichols); 10. 48J Jacob Murray (Hartford); 11. 9 Ken Schrader (Concord, North Carolina); 12. 33D Scott Hogan (Vinton); 13. 007 Luke Lemmens (Green Bay, Wisconsin); 14. 20W AJ Ward (Ionia, Michigan); 15. 75M Justin Medler (Minot, North Dakota); 16. 9X Tyler Groenendyk (Oskaloosa); 17. 95 Brian Joski (Green Bay, Wisconsin); 18. 3M Mike Mueller (Rosendale, Wisconsin); 19. 1H Jeremy Sorenson (Williston, North Dakota); 20. 02 Andrew Schroeder (Keswick); 21. 24B Brandon Brinton (Nevada); 22. 21D David Brown (Kellogg); 23. 757 Tony Wedelstadt (New London, Wisconsin); 24. 36T Jeff Wiggins (Greenfield); 25. 40 Scott Dickey (Packwood); 26. 66 Gordon Head (Des Moines)
Heat 1 - 1. Carter; 2. Kile; 3. Gustin; 4. Lemmens; 5. Medler; 6. AJ Ward; 7. Dickey; 8. Wiggins; 9. Mueller
Heat 2 - 1. Kyle Brown; 2. Wolla; 3. Joski; 4. Tim Ward; 5. Wedelstadt; 6. Groenendyk; 7. Schroeder; 8. David Brown; 9. Hogan
Heat 3 - 1. Whitewell; 2. Shyrock; 3. Dennis; 4. Sorenson; 5. Schrader; 6. Brinton; 7. Murray; 8. Head
IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars
Feature - 1. 14 Derrick Agee (Moberly, Missouri); 2. 10CC Cayden Carter (Oskaloosa); 3. 99D Damon Murty (Chelsea); 4. 19J Jay Schmidt (Tama); 5. 11 Mike Hughes (Oskaloosa); 6. 35JW Casey Woken (Norton, Kansas); 7. 97 Nathan Burke (Minot, North Dakota); 8. 2N Donavon Nunnikhoven (Sully); 9. 10 Rod Snellenberger (Pulaski, Wisconsin); 10. 28 Greg Gill (Muscatine); 11. 22R Todd Reitzler (Grinnell); 12. 51 Eric Zwirschitz (Antigo, Wisconsin); 13. 68 Jeremy Swanson (Westby, Montana); 14. 28M Keith Mattox (Ray, North Dakota); 15. 2M Angel Munoz (Lemar, Colorado); 16. 52 Nathan Wood (Sigourney); 17. 12 Rob Stenbold (Minot, North Dakota); 18. F50 Kyle Frederick (Oconto Falls, Wisconsin); 19. 9E Austin Evens (Independence)
Heat 1 - 1. Munoz; 2. Swanson; 3. Burke; 4. Murty; 5. Reitzler; 6. Wood; 7. Mattox
Heat 2 - 1. Hughes; 2. Carter; 3. Nunnikhoven; 4. Schmidt; 5. Woken; 6. Frederick
Heat 3 - 1. Agee; 2. Gill; 3. Stenbold; 4. Snellenberger; 5. Zwirschitz; 6. Evens
Karl Chevrolet IMCA Northern Sport Mods
Feature - 1. 5K Kyle Prauner (Norfolk, Nebraska); 2. 7 Carter VanDenBerg (Oskaloosa); 3. 19XX Brandon Spanjer (Crete, Nebraska); 4. 82 Jake McBirnie (Boone); 5. 0 Lucas Lamberies (Clintonville, Wisconsin); 6. 777 Cody Olsen (Omaha, Nebraska); 7. 72 Brett Lowry (Montezuma); 8. A5 Austin Paul (Monroe); 9. 8T Tony Johnson (Oskaloosa); 10. 2JR Wyatt Block (Tigerton, Wisconsin); 11. 1V Curtis VanDerWal (Oskaloosa); 12. 01 Brayton Carter (Oskaloosa); 13. 24 Kelly Henderson (Minot, North Dakota); 14. 95 Sawyer Haese (Green Bay, Wisconsin); 15. 18C Ryan Moser (Englewood, Colorado); 16. 13T Taylor Musselman (Urbandale); 17. 0P Hunter Parsons (Green Bay, Wisconsin); 18. 64 Zach McKinnon (Wausau, Wisconsin); 19. 29 Colton Livezey (New Sharon); 20. 198 Sam Wieben (Dyart); 21. 69JR Jonathan Logue (Boone); 22. 85 Jason McDaniel (Eldon); 23. 09B Kevin Bethke (Neenah, Wisconsin); 24. 20 Brandon Schmitt (Beaver Dam, Wisconsin)
B-Feature (top 4 advance) - 1. Haese; 2. Moser; 3. Henderson; 4. Johnson; 5. 30 Shawn Cooney (Des Moines); 6. 103 Brekken Kleinschmidt (Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin); 7. 11 Ethan Braaksma (Newton); 8. 6A Adam Armstrong (Beatrice, Nebraska); 9. 99RE Arie Schouten (Blair, Nebraska); 10. 34Z Cory Van Zante (Sully); 11. 57R Ryan King (Montour)
Heat 1 - 1. VanDerWal; 2. McKinnon; 3. Prauner; 4. Livezey; 5. Bethke; 6. Cooney; 7. Henderson; 8. Kleinschmidt
Heat 2 - 1. Lowry; 2. Wieben; 3. Schmitt; 4. Block; 5. Olsen; 6. Armstrong; 7. Haese; 8. Moser
Heat 3 - 1. Musselman; 2. Logue; 3. Spanjer; 4. Parsons; 5. Carter; 6. Johnson; 7. Braaksma; 8. King
Heat 4 - 1. VanDenBerg; 2. McBirnie; 3. McDaniel; 4. Lamberies; 5. Paul; 6. Schouten; 7. Van Zante
IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks
Feature - 1. 21 Nick Ulin (Agency); 2. 4W John Watson (Des Moines); 3. 32T Bobby Greene (Tracy); 4. 29 Nathan Ballard (Marengo); 5. 79 Benji Irvine (Oelwein); 6. 9D Dana Brandt (Minot, North Dakota); 7. 42T Tyson Overton (Carlisle); 8. 27 Clint Nelson (Baxter); 9. 9H Kenny Hay (Des Moines); 10. 10G Dustin Griffiths (Hedrick); 11. 12 Mike Kincaid (Cincinnati); 12. 7B Eric Stanton (Carlisle); 13. 73 Aaron Martin (Ottumwa); 14. 84 Danny Thrasher (Agency); 15. 66 Brandon Cox (Norwalk); 16. 19X August Bach (Newton); 17. 3S Steve Allen (Oskaloosa)
Heat 1 - 1. Thrasher; 2, Ulin; 3. Overton; 4. Kincaid; 5. Greene; 6. Brandt; 7. Nelson; 8. Hay; 9. Ballard
Heat 2 - 1. Watson; 2. Stanton; 3. Irvine; 4. Martin; 5. Griffiths; 6. Cox; 7. Bach; 8. Allen
By Jeremy Fox
Oskaloosa, Iowa (March 30th, 2016) - With the unpredictability of mother nature many wondered if the Southern Iowa Speedway was going to open the Frostbuster Series. Mother Nature never dropped any liquid sunshine at the race track so racing was ran and there was excitement and wild races.
The official car count was 93 cars signed in from 11 different states. States represented was Iowa, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Michigan, Arizona, North Carolina, Montana, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska.
After a caution forced a restart, Tim Ward led the opening lap of the Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modifieds. Kyle Brown grabbed the top spot away from Ward and started to pull away however Kelly Shyrock worked his way from fourth place starting position around Cayden Carter and Ward, Shyrock set his sights on Brown. Brown encounter lap traffic on lap 12 but the lap traffic got so heavy that Shyrock tried to get by Brown. Brown held off Shyrock to take the win. Carter, Arizona's RC Whitwell and Arizona's Tim Ward rounded out the top five.
Jay Schmidt and Derrick Agee led the field to the green in the IMCA Stock Cars 20 lap feature, Schmidt grabbed the lead on lap one but Agee worked his way to the top spot on lap two. Agee and Schmidt seemed confortable in those positons when the only race caution came out when Jeremy Swanson spun on the back stretch. This allowed Cayden Carter the opportunity to move to the second position and begin to challenge Agee for the lead. Carter grabbed the lead away from Agee coming to the white flag but Agee was not to be denied as he out dueled Carter the last lap to take the win. Damon Murty moved up nine spots to finish third, Schmidt fell back to fourth and Mike Hughes was fifth.
The IMCA SportMods feature was slowed by a pile up on the front stretch forcing a restart. Kyle Prauner from Nebraska grabbed the top spot and never looked back taking the easy victory ahead Carter VanDenBerg, Brandon Spanjer, Jake McBirnie and Lucas Lamberies.
Nick Ulin took the lead on lap one of the IMCA Hobby Stocks feature however shortly after several cars got together in turn three including Eric Stanton, who took a wild ride, Stanton was able to walk away. Ulin checked out and took the easy win ahead of John Watson, Bobby Greene, Nathan Ballard and Benji Irvine.
The Frostbuster Series moves to the Home of IMCA and the Benton County Speedway for Night two. Hot Laps at 6:45pm and Racing at 7:15pm. Marshalltown Speedway hosts Friday's and Boone Speedway has Saturday's.
Next Up for the Southern Iowa Speedway is the Season Opener for Track Points with all five weekly classes, Modifieds, Stock Cars, SportMods, Hobby Stocks and Sport Compacts all taking to the monster half mile. Hot Laps at 7pm, Racing at 7:30pm.
Southern Iowa Speedway
Musco Lighting Frostbuster
March 30th, 2016
Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modifieds
Feature - 1. 21K Kyle Brown (State Center); 2. 3 Kelly Shyrock (Fertile); 3. 10C Cayden Carter (Oskaloosa); 4. 96RC RC Whitwell (Tucuson, Arizona); 5. 4TW Tim Ward (Gilbert, Arizona); 6. 7SR Richie Gustin (Gilman); 7. 27W Jason Wolla (Ray, North Dakota); 8. 70 Jesse Dennis (Prescott); 9. 77 Kurt Kile (Nichols); 10. 48J Jacob Murray (Hartford); 11. 9 Ken Schrader (Concord, North Carolina); 12. 33D Scott Hogan (Vinton); 13. 007 Luke Lemmens (Green Bay, Wisconsin); 14. 20W AJ Ward (Ionia, Michigan); 15. 75M Justin Medler (Minot, North Dakota); 16. 9X Tyler Groenendyk (Oskaloosa); 17. 95 Brian Joski (Green Bay, Wisconsin); 18. 3M Mike Mueller (Rosendale, Wisconsin); 19. 1H Jeremy Sorenson (Williston, North Dakota); 20. 02 Andrew Schroeder (Keswick); 21. 24B Brandon Brinton (Nevada); 22. 21D David Brown (Kellogg); 23. 757 Tony Wedelstadt (New London, Wisconsin); 24. 36T Jeff Wiggins (Greenfield); 25. 40 Scott Dickey (Packwood); 26. 66 Gordon Head (Des Moines)
Heat 1 - 1. Carter; 2. Kile; 3. Gustin; 4. Lemmens; 5. Medler; 6. AJ Ward; 7. Dickey; 8. Wiggins; 9. Mueller
Heat 2 - 1. Kyle Brown; 2. Wolla; 3. Joski; 4. Tim Ward; 5. Wedelstadt; 6. Groenendyk; 7. Schroeder; 8. David Brown; 9. Hogan
Heat 3 - 1. Whitewell; 2. Shyrock; 3. Dennis; 4. Sorenson; 5. Schrader; 6. Brinton; 7. Murray; 8. Head
IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars
Feature - 1. 14 Derrick Agee (Moberly, Missouri); 2. 10CC Cayden Carter (Oskaloosa); 3. 99D Damon Murty (Chelsea); 4. 19J Jay Schmidt (Tama); 5. 11 Mike Hughes (Oskaloosa); 6. 35JW Casey Woken (Norton, Kansas); 7. 97 Nathan Burke (Minot, North Dakota); 8. 2N Donavon Nunnikhoven (Sully); 9. 10 Rod Snellenberger (Pulaski, Wisconsin); 10. 28 Greg Gill (Muscatine); 11. 22R Todd Reitzler (Grinnell); 12. 51 Eric Zwirschitz (Antigo, Wisconsin); 13. 68 Jeremy Swanson (Westby, Montana); 14. 28M Keith Mattox (Ray, North Dakota); 15. 2M Angel Munoz (Lemar, Colorado); 16. 52 Nathan Wood (Sigourney); 17. 12 Rob Stenbold (Minot, North Dakota); 18. F50 Kyle Frederick (Oconto Falls, Wisconsin); 19. 9E Austin Evens (Independence)
Heat 1 - 1. Munoz; 2. Swanson; 3. Burke; 4. Murty; 5. Reitzler; 6. Wood; 7. Mattox
Heat 2 - 1. Hughes; 2. Carter; 3. Nunnikhoven; 4. Schmidt; 5. Woken; 6. Frederick
Heat 3 - 1. Agee; 2. Gill; 3. Stenbold; 4. Snellenberger; 5. Zwirschitz; 6. Evens
Karl Chevrolet IMCA Northern Sport Mods
Feature - 1. 5K Kyle Prauner (Norfolk, Nebraska); 2. 7 Carter VanDenBerg (Oskaloosa); 3. 19XX Brandon Spanjer (Crete, Nebraska); 4. 82 Jake McBirnie (Boone); 5. 0 Lucas Lamberies (Clintonville, Wisconsin); 6. 777 Cody Olsen (Omaha, Nebraska); 7. 72 Brett Lowry (Montezuma); 8. A5 Austin Paul (Monroe); 9. 8T Tony Johnson (Oskaloosa); 10. 2JR Wyatt Block (Tigerton, Wisconsin); 11. 1V Curtis VanDerWal (Oskaloosa); 12. 01 Brayton Carter (Oskaloosa); 13. 24 Kelly Henderson (Minot, North Dakota); 14. 95 Sawyer Haese (Green Bay, Wisconsin); 15. 18C Ryan Moser (Englewood, Colorado); 16. 13T Taylor Musselman (Urbandale); 17. 0P Hunter Parsons (Green Bay, Wisconsin); 18. 64 Zach McKinnon (Wausau, Wisconsin); 19. 29 Colton Livezey (New Sharon); 20. 198 Sam Wieben (Dyart); 21. 69JR Jonathan Logue (Boone); 22. 85 Jason McDaniel (Eldon); 23. 09B Kevin Bethke (Neenah, Wisconsin); 24. 20 Brandon Schmitt (Beaver Dam, Wisconsin)
B-Feature (top 4 advance) - 1. Haese; 2. Moser; 3. Henderson; 4. Johnson; 5. 30 Shawn Cooney (Des Moines); 6. 103 Brekken Kleinschmidt (Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin); 7. 11 Ethan Braaksma (Newton); 8. 6A Adam Armstrong (Beatrice, Nebraska); 9. 99RE Arie Schouten (Blair, Nebraska); 10. 34Z Cory Van Zante (Sully); 11. 57R Ryan King (Montour)
Heat 1 - 1. VanDerWal; 2. McKinnon; 3. Prauner; 4. Livezey; 5. Bethke; 6. Cooney; 7. Henderson; 8. Kleinschmidt
Heat 2 - 1. Lowry; 2. Wieben; 3. Schmitt; 4. Block; 5. Olsen; 6. Armstrong; 7. Haese; 8. Moser
Heat 3 - 1. Musselman; 2. Logue; 3. Spanjer; 4. Parsons; 5. Carter; 6. Johnson; 7. Braaksma; 8. King
Heat 4 - 1. VanDenBerg; 2. McBirnie; 3. McDaniel; 4. Lamberies; 5. Paul; 6. Schouten; 7. Van Zante
IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks
Feature - 1. 21 Nick Ulin (Agency); 2. 4W John Watson (Des Moines); 3. 32T Bobby Greene (Tracy); 4. 29 Nathan Ballard (Marengo); 5. 79 Benji Irvine (Oelwein); 6. 9D Dana Brandt (Minot, North Dakota); 7. 42T Tyson Overton (Carlisle); 8. 27 Clint Nelson (Baxter); 9. 9H Kenny Hay (Des Moines); 10. 10G Dustin Griffiths (Hedrick); 11. 12 Mike Kincaid (Cincinnati); 12. 7B Eric Stanton (Carlisle); 13. 73 Aaron Martin (Ottumwa); 14. 84 Danny Thrasher (Agency); 15. 66 Brandon Cox (Norwalk); 16. 19X August Bach (Newton); 17. 3S Steve Allen (Oskaloosa)
Heat 1 - 1. Thrasher; 2, Ulin; 3. Overton; 4. Kincaid; 5. Greene; 6. Brandt; 7. Nelson; 8. Hay; 9. Ballard
Heat 2 - 1. Watson; 2. Stanton; 3. Irvine; 4. Martin; 5. Griffiths; 6. Cox; 7. Bach; 8. Allen
Friday, February 5, 2016
Mohawks Dominate Bobcats Matmen 54-18
Mohawks Dominate Bobcats Matmen
By Jeremy Fox
Mason City, Iowa (February 5th, 2016) - Mason City and Marshalltown duel was orignially scheduled for Tuesday night but was postponed because of mother nature and rescheduled for Friday Night. Mohawks dominated the Bobcats to take the final regular season duel 54-18.
After the duel began with an opening forfeit by the Cats at 132 pounds, Reese Hageman (138 lbs) followed up with a pinfall over Chris Harper just before the second period expired to tie the duel at 6-6 but the Mohawks took the next five matches. Lucas Deinhart beat Mitch O'Hare (145 lbs) by a 7-5 decision, eighth ranked Mac Spotts (152 lbs) won by forfeit, sixth ranked Jacob Carlson won by a 15-0 Tech Fall with 11 seconds to go in the third period over the Cats Jordan Fox (160 lbs).
Boston Draper pinned Chayton French (170 lbs) at 5:12, Isaac Bartel won in a Tiebreaker 4-3 over Josh Edel (182 lbs), Edel is ranked third at 170 but wrestled up Friday Night. Mohawks led the duel 29-12. Devan Mann (195 lbs) ended the Mohawks run with a pinfall on Logan Davis at 3:10. Mohawk's Hunter Miller won 220 pounds by Forfeit. Troy Monahan beat the Cat's Spencer Finch (285 lbs) by a 4-1 decison.
Zach Percy got a pinfall on Jacob Bitker at 106 lbs with less than second to go in the third period. Ryan Bitker responded with a pinfall at 113 lbs over Keegan Warner at 3:45. Mohawks took the last two matches of the duel with at 16-6 major decision by Caden Koerber over Keygan Hansen at 120 lbs and a pinfall by John Kraft over Zach Howell at 2:56. Mohawks took the duel 54-18.
Up next for the Bobcats wrestling team is the district tournament in Waverly next Saturday against Cedar Falls, Mason City, Cedar Rapids Prairie, Waterloo East, Waterloo West, Cedar Rapids Xavier and host Waverly-Shell Rock.
By Jeremy Fox
Mason City, Iowa (February 5th, 2016) - Mason City and Marshalltown duel was orignially scheduled for Tuesday night but was postponed because of mother nature and rescheduled for Friday Night. Mohawks dominated the Bobcats to take the final regular season duel 54-18.
After the duel began with an opening forfeit by the Cats at 132 pounds, Reese Hageman (138 lbs) followed up with a pinfall over Chris Harper just before the second period expired to tie the duel at 6-6 but the Mohawks took the next five matches. Lucas Deinhart beat Mitch O'Hare (145 lbs) by a 7-5 decision, eighth ranked Mac Spotts (152 lbs) won by forfeit, sixth ranked Jacob Carlson won by a 15-0 Tech Fall with 11 seconds to go in the third period over the Cats Jordan Fox (160 lbs).
Boston Draper pinned Chayton French (170 lbs) at 5:12, Isaac Bartel won in a Tiebreaker 4-3 over Josh Edel (182 lbs), Edel is ranked third at 170 but wrestled up Friday Night. Mohawks led the duel 29-12. Devan Mann (195 lbs) ended the Mohawks run with a pinfall on Logan Davis at 3:10. Mohawk's Hunter Miller won 220 pounds by Forfeit. Troy Monahan beat the Cat's Spencer Finch (285 lbs) by a 4-1 decison.
Zach Percy got a pinfall on Jacob Bitker at 106 lbs with less than second to go in the third period. Ryan Bitker responded with a pinfall at 113 lbs over Keegan Warner at 3:45. Mohawks took the last two matches of the duel with at 16-6 major decision by Caden Koerber over Keygan Hansen at 120 lbs and a pinfall by John Kraft over Zach Howell at 2:56. Mohawks took the duel 54-18.
Up next for the Bobcats wrestling team is the district tournament in Waverly next Saturday against Cedar Falls, Mason City, Cedar Rapids Prairie, Waterloo East, Waterloo West, Cedar Rapids Xavier and host Waverly-Shell Rock.
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