KEARNEY, Neb. - The Jets traveled to Kearney, Nebraska to compete in the Midwest Duals. Newman would go 2-1 in the duals with their two wins coming against Chadron State 30-12, New Mexico Highlands 37-7 and the one loss to Western Colorado 21-17.
Chadron State
At 125,
Jake Patch would defeat Tate Stoddard with an 8-0 major decision to give the Jets an early 4-0 lead. Next at 133,
Tyler Lawley would defeat Brandon Kline by a 6-2 decision to help gain 3 points for Newman to extend the lead to 7-0. Newman would then have
Baylor Smith at 141, who defeated Joseph Taylor with a 9-3 decision to extend the lead to 10-0.
Kevin Kissane, 149, would defeat Chance Karst by a 8-2 decision to extend the lead to 13-0.
Kameron Frame would continue the Jets hot streak with a 8-0 major decision over Chase Clasen at 157.
Kendall Frame would win by a 8-5 decision over Tate Allison at 165.
JD Johnson would win by fall over Gavin Eason at 174.
Nate Panagakis would continue the Jets lead with a 11-3 major decision over Jay Westcott at 184. At 197,
Ivan Balavage would fall to Wade French by fall at 4:01. At 285, Jake Stoneberger would fall to Mason Watt by fall at 4:02. The Jets would win this matchup 30-12.
New Mexico Highlands
At 125,
Jake Patch would defeat Marcus Santillanes by fall to give the Jets an early 6-0 lead. Next at 133,
Tyler Lawley would defeat Isaac Garcia by fall at 2:21. At 141,
Baylor Smith would fall to #12 ranked Jonathon Trujillo by a 5-0 decision. At 149,
Kevin Kissane won by forfeit.
Kameron Frame, at 157, won over Allen Michel by a 14-9 decision.
Kendall Frame, at 165, would defeat Thomas Tolbert by a 6-1 decision.
JD Johnson at 174, would defeat Jacob Viera by fall at 3:56. At 184, Nate Panagkis would defeat Lance Killgore by a 10-2 major decision. At 197,
Ivan Balavage, would defeat Luke Allan by a 11-6 decision. At 285, Jake Stoneberger would fall to Julian Sanchez by a 19-7 major decision. The Jets would win 37-7.
Western Colorado
In the final dual of the day,
Jake Patch, at 125, would fall to #10 ranked Patrick Allis by fall at 4:24. Next at 133,
Tyler Lawley would defeat Cody Fatzinger by a 7-3 decision. At 141,
Baylor Smith would fall to Nicholas Braswell by a 4-0 decision. At 149,
Kevin Kissane would defeat Giovanni Cassioppi by a 9-4 decision.
Kameron Frame, at 157, won by Tech Fall over Cole Moretensen 15-0.
Kendall Frame, at 165, would fall to Michael Thelen by a 8-2 decision.
JD Johnson at 174, would fall to Hunter Mullin by a 6-2 decision. At 184, Nate Panagkis would fall to Ruger Wyneken by a 9-5 decision. At 197,
Ivan Balavage, would defeat Espen Weber by fall at 50 seconds. At 285, Jake Stoneberger would fall to Sammy de Seriere by a 21-15 decision. The Jets would lose round three 21-17.
Maryville
At 125,
Jake Patch would fall to #11 ranked Tyler Kreith by a 10-5 decision to put Maryville up 3-0. Newman would respond as
Tyler Lawley would defeat Anthony Pisciotta at 4:23 to give the Jets a 6-3 lead. Newman would extend their lead at 141 with
Baylor Smith picking up the 3-2 decision over Alex Waggoner to give the Jets a 9-3 lead. At 149,
Kevin Kissane would pick up the win over Tyler Stegall via injury at 4:55 to extend the Jets lead to 15-3. At 157,
Kameron Frame would defeat Tanner Sparks by a 6-2 decision to extend the Jets lead to 18-3. At 165,
Kendall Frame would fall to Tyler Harrington by Major decision 11-1. At 174,
JD Johnson would pick would pick up the win over Matt Pratt 6-5 to give the Jets a 21-7 lead. At 184,
Nate Panagakis would defeat Joey Williams by fall at 7:38 to extend the lead to 27-7 lead. At 197,
Ivan Balavage would fall to John Anderson by a 7-6 decision to give Maryville 3 points to cut the deficit to 27-10. In the final match,
Jacob Stoneberger would fall to Logan Radik by fall at 4:59. The Jets would win the matchup by a final score of 27-16.
The Jets will be back in action Thursday, February 6
th, 2020 as they travel back to Kearney, Nebraska to take on Nebraska Kearney starting at 7:00 P.M.
