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Round 1 Grissom 73 Boone 6 North Oldham 48 DeSales 24 Scott 37 Moore 36 Fairdale 46 Central 30 Round 2 Bullitt East 66 Valley 16 Trinity 57 Atherton 23 Doss 48 Tecumseh 36 St. X 58 Brighton 18 Round 3 Grissom 72 Bullitt East 6 North Oldham 65 Trinity 28 Scott 37 Doss 36 Fairdale 48 St. X 36 Round 4 Boone Co. 48 Valley 22 DeSales 33 Atherton 24 Moore 66 Tecumseh 18 Central 54 Brighton 30 Round 5 Grissom 84 Valley 0 North Oldham 48 Atherton 24 Scott 42 Tecumseh 24 Fairdale 63 Brighton 12 Round 6 Boone 30 Bullitt East 54 DeSales 24 Trinity 60 Moore 39 Doss 42 Central 32 St. X 48 Round 7 (Semi's) Grissom Beat Fairdale North Oldham Beat Scott Bullitt East 36 St. X 54 Trinity 53 Doss 24 Boone Co. 33 beat Central 33 DeSales 24 Moore 60 Valley 39 Brighton 24 Atherton 12 Tecumseh 60 Round 8 Championship Round 1st Place Grissom 2nd Place North Oldham 3rd Fairdale 4th Scott 5th Trinity 6th St. X 7th Doss 8th Bullitt East 9th Moore 10th Boone 11th Central 12th DeSales 13th Tecumseh 14th Valley 15th Atherton 16th Brighton MOW: Richie Supe (Scott)

Caldwell Co., Central Hardin, North Hardin, Desales, Scott High, Moore, Southern, Valley, Eastern, Trinity, Ft. Knox, Bullitt Central, Ohio Co., Western, Larue Co., Paducah Tilghman, Fairdale.

Don't know the exact number, but it was close.

Valley High School 2010-11 Schedule Dec 2 PRP & Southern @ Southern Dec 8 Doss & Shawnee @ Doss Dec 11 King of Bluegrass @ Fairdale Dec 15 Holy Cross & North Bullitt @ Valley Dec 30 VIT @ Valley Jan 5 Fairdale & Western @ Valley Jan 7-8 JCTOC @ Manual Jan 12 Iroquois & Meade Co. @ Valley Jan 15 Region 3 Duals @ Southern Jan 19 Eastern, & Atherton @ Eastern Jan 22 Trojan Invitational @ North Hardin JV REGIONS @ Meade County Jan 26 Southern & Seneca @ Valley Jan 29 Fort Knox Invitational @ Fort Knox JV STATE @ MOORE Feb 5 Mustang Classic @ North Oldham Feb 12 KHSAA Region III Tournament @ Doss Feb 17, 18, & 19 KHSAA State Tournament @ Frankfort

Worked fine for me. Did you try this link? http://schools.khsaa.org/rule_clinics/

Valley High School is looking to add another team to its dual on Dec. 15th with Holy Cross.

2010 VALLEY INVITATIONAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30TH 2010 LOCATION: VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 10200 DIXIE HWY LOUISVILLE, KY. 40272 ENTRY FEE: $125 TEAMS FROM LAST YEAR: SOUTHRIDGE (IN), CENTRAL, DOSS, NORTH OLDHAM, MOORE, VALLEY, DESALES, TECUMSEH (IN), SHAWNEE, ATHERTON, CRAWFORD CO (IN), MEADE CO., PRP (JV), BULLITT CENTRAL, WESTERN, CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (IN), MCCREARY CENTRAL, FAIRDALE, AND TRINITY (JV). TEAMS COMMITTED THIS YEAR: NORTH OLDHAM, SOUTHRIDGE (IN), CENTRAL, TECUMSEH (IN), MOORE, ST. X (JV), FAIRDALE, WESTERN, DESALES, DOSS, VALLEY, IROQUOIS. WEIGH-IN: WE WILL WEIGH-IN AT 8:00AM BY TEAMS. THE SCALES WILL BE AVAILABLE AT 7:00AM. WRESTLING BEGINS: 10:00AM. FORMAT: 16 TEAM DUAL TOURNAMENT. 4 POOLS OF FOUR, WINNERS ADVANCE TO SEMIFINALS. EVERY TEAM WILL GET 5 MATCHES. AWARDS: - TROPHIES FOR TOP 3 TEAMS - MEDALS FOR THE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM (VOTED ON BY COACHES). - MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER AWARD (VOTED ON BY COACHES). RESTRICTIONS: WRESTLERS, COACHES, BUS DRIVER AND TWO ADDITIONAL (MGR, VIDEO, TRAINER, ETC.) ARE ADMITTED, ALL OTHERS MUST PAY, NO TEAM COOLERS, NO OUTSIDE FOOD (CONCESSIONS WILL BE WRESTLER FRIENDLY) PLEASE SEE TO IT THAT YOUR TEAM COMPLIES WITH THESE RESTRICTIONS. HOSPITALITY WILL BE PROVIDED FOR COACHES AND BUS DRIVERS ONLY. HEAD COACH: JOSEPH GUNTER (E-MAIL) joseph.gunter@my.maryvillecollege.edu TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR: GREG HEIMANN greg.heimann@jefferson.kyschools.us gaheimann@yahoo.com

Jan. 7-8 I do not know location though.

http://m.espn.go.com/extra/mma/story?storyId=5339430&i=FB&w=19ngx When the Las Vegas debris settles in the aftermath of UFC 116's main event, the triumphant figure - whether it be the granite shell of Shane Carwin or the freight train frame of Brock Lesnar - will stand as one of the standard-bearers for an art that remains more integral to the sport than any other: Wrestling. For all of Lesnar's schoolyard bully trash-talking and endlessly unwinding punches (see the Randy Couture fight for the latter), the reigning UFC heavyweight champion's game remains essentially based on his background as a four-time All-American, two-time Big Ten Champion and NCAA Division I National Champion. Not to mention his freakish size. And for all of Carwin's scarring knockouts, of which there have been 12 so far, he too bases his bruising stand-up skills on a wrestling base that saw him cut his teeth as a two-time NCAA Division II National Runner-up and one-time NCAA Division II National Champion. Not to mention gloves the size of breeze blocks. The chances are (particularly if Carwin wins on July 3) that we may not even see much wrestling in the biggest fight of the year, but in words that echo a similar belief held by Randy Couture, Carwin insists the discipline and self-perseverance learnt in wrestling cannot be replicated anywhere else. "I would have to say a lot of it is work ethic," says the 35-year-old. "You're in there and you've got coaches yelling down your back and wrestling has never been looked at as a glamorous sport. Oftentimes, you never did it for anybody but yourself, but you were always there for your team-mates." Based on such unrelenting drive, there was a time after the turn of the millennium when wrestling became such a fighting behemoth that MMA was merely becoming a battleground for the guys with the best single-legs. A sport based on the unpredictability of mixed martial arts had seemingly found a kryptonite to counter Gracie's jiu-jitsu and Bas Rutten's kickboxing. A look at the UFC Hall of Fame tells the story: Randy Couture, Matt Hughes, Mark Coleman, Dan Severn. Four men who, once they had hold of you, would never let you go. Matt Hughes fought like a piece of skin-covered steel. Softly spoken and unassuming outside the Octagon, he was one of the few men whose emotionless expression just guaranteed a beating. Famous victories over Carlos Newton and Hayato Sakurai, in addition to wins over Frank Trigg, BJ Penn, Georges St-Pierre and Royce Gracie marked a dominant five-year spell when he lost only once. A rare breed of wrestler that chased a stoppage in every fight, Hughes only went to a decision twice in 13 fights during that time. In the welterweight realm, he ruled by fear. At the same time, Tito Ortiz and Randy Couture were doing likewise in the light-heavyweight division. The polar opposite to Hughes, Ortiz brought his Californian lifestyle and flamed-embroidered shorts to the Octagon, but when the klaxon sounded he was every bit as relentless in seeking out the ground-and-pound victory. Between 2000 and 2005 Tito and Couture bossed the 205lb world, Couture via his wearing mix of Greco-Roman wrestling and dirty boxing. Elsewhere during the same period, Sean Sherk was shaking up the lightweight division, Mark Coleman was dishing it out in the heavyweight realm, and Dan Henderson was combining the PRIDE middleweight crown with his welterweight prize. Wrestlers owned the show. Not until 2005/06 did the MMA map take a significant shift. The presence of Chuck Liddell's ridiculously direct hands and Anderson Silva's savagely accurate Muay Thai ushered in a new era where bouts were won in an upright fashion and Knockout of the Night honours were contested more vigorously than a five-minute round involving Leonard Garcia and the Korean Zombie. BJ Penn's mesmerising jab and irresistible jiu-jitsu also became a significant factor around that time, although both Liddell and Penn will acknowledge that their games are heavily based on some of the best takedown defence in the business. In fact, until his loss to Frankie Edgar in April, Penn had not been taken down by a lightweight in six years. In more recent times, the exceptional and - until UFC 113 - impossible-to-fathom striking of Lyoto Machida had threatened to take MMA in a new direction, but just two months on, it seems the wrestling fraternity has decided it's time to assert itself once more. Take a look at the current food chain. In the lightweight division, champion Frankie Edgar: A two-time State Place Winner, four-time Division I National Qualifier and College Freestyle All-American. At welterweight, champion Georges St-Pierre: Arguably the most dominant MMA wrestler on the planet, and No. 1 contender Josh Koscheck: NCAA Division 1 National Champion and four-time NCAA Division 1 All American. At middleweight, No. 1 contender Chael Sonnen: A two-time University National Champion, NCAA All-American and Olympic Team Alternate. And in the light-heavyweight realm, No. 1 contender Rashad Evans: A Junior College National Champion and All-American wrestler. Then there is Lesnar and Carwin. Two men who, like Matt Hughes once did, go through their opponents like human wrecking machines. The majority control of the UFC is back in the hands of the world's best wrestlers, and for those men attempting to rattle the MMA hierarchy, that's a daunting prospect to grapple with.

December 11

Valley is hosting 4 Duals this year and would like to add the teams that are outside the Jefferson County Public schools to its schedule. These dates are: Dec 15 @ Valley Jan 5 Fairdale & Western @ Valley Jan 12 Iroquois @ Valley Jan 26 Southern & Seneca @ Valley Also, looking for teams for Valley Duals on Dec. 30th more info http://www.kentuckywrestling.com/smf/index.php?topic=8079.0

2010 VALLEY INVITATIONAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30TH 2010 LOCATION: VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 10200 DIXIE HWY LOUISVILLE, KY. 40272 ENTRY FEE: $125 TEAMS FROM LAST YEAR: SOUTHRIDGE (IN), CENTRAL, DOSS, NORTH OLDHAM, MOORE, VALLEY, DESALES, TECUMSEH (IN), SHAWNEE, ATHERTON, CRAWFORD CO (IN), MEADE CO., PRP (JV), BULLITT CENTRAL, WESTERN, CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (IN), MCCREARY CENTRAL, FAIRDALE, AND TRINITY (JV). WEIGH-IN: WE WILL WEIGH-IN AT 8:00AM BY TEAMS. THE SCALES WILL BE AVAILABLE AT 7:00AM. WRESTLING BEGINS: 10:00AM. FORMAT: 16 TEAM DUAL TOURNAMENT. 4 POOLS OF FOUR, WINNERS ADVANCE TO SEMIFINALS. EVERY TEAM WILL GET 5 MATCHES. AWARDS: - TROPHIES FOR TOP 3 TEAMS - MEDALS FOR THE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM (VOTED ON BY COACHES). - MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER AWARD (VOTED ON BY COACHES). RESTRICTIONS: WRESTLERS, COACHES, BUS DRIVER AND TWO ADDITIONAL (MGR, VIDEO, TRAINER, ETC.) ARE ADMITTED, ALL OTHERS MUST PAY, NO TEAM COOLERS, NO OUTSIDE FOOD (CONCESSIONS WILL BE WRESTLER FRIENDLY) PLEASE SEE TO IT THAT YOUR TEAM COMPLIES WITH THESE RESTRICTIONS. HOSPITALITY WILL BE PROVIDED FOR COACHES AND BUS DRIVERS ONLY. HEAD COACH: JOSEPH GUNTER (E-MAIL) joseph.gunter@my.maryvillecollege.edu TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR: GREG HEIMANN greg.heimann@jefferson.kyschools.us gaheimann@yahoo.com

Here is a list that is posted under USA wrestling. I believe all are folk style unless mentioned otherwise. DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE KY USA Wrestling 2010 Spring - Summer Tournament Schedule - WORKSHEET MARCH 13 Border Wars (Prior Internet Registration Required) - Conner High School 20 27 APRIL 3 10 Lafayette High School 17 Meade County Tournament 24 Fern Creek MAY 1 8 15 State Freestyle/Greco/Sombo Open (Central High School) 20-22 Central Regional�s Columbus, OH 29 KY USA Folk Style State (Lafayette High School) JUNE 5 Meade County Tournament 12 19 North Hardin Tournament 25 JUNE to 9 JULY (DEAD PERIOD) JULY 10 17 Danville HS 24 Bluegrass Games (Lafayette High School)

You might want to try Indiana. Both Evansville and Tell City are under an hour away. Here is a link to their tournament schedule: http://www.iswa.com/iswa_events__20092010.htm